davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-06-02

aasN - na<1 AA TWr 0apnahers
Nsenten unb Dertaufer!
Ssnip Warp SssGs's Janitisn . 3ettuns tritt TIRE
9erbn.S ailen an unp aiebt tbsen AbDnnenten apei Der
erbBisn anD l6pnfsn Slepsrapbt. en-. jpei au6erf IN.
s%lshsnesn Stleern. psl1s wort 40sons fnpsa. ppn Dirs.
Inosrisn ale Ss9entade ~ tbrem wide awake" unb
Fast asleep. &Denten pabsn immenien @rfpla Is n
ris pett iemGIs s~sbpisne @elsseapett tur fe. 2Bm ~lisfsrn
cen isi4tetsa unp i6pnften 0tIfIu' s-Ssasntanb uno BE-.
3ablen lsbr bpbs @Vmmtitpu. Seb.r frubsts seer ueus
i mssns @n,r t.ia M y ,d 1srasym ,@ S,sr ., S,aeeF. sialans.
Die 3eiiune ielbf aebt utter hamilton = Spurnaleu obns
TIRES @leiGen pa, anb II 70 popular, pas fs Die erDste
Serbrettuns IN FER xSelt bat! Das befe iiterariIds
Talent Utre perwenpet. @pparb @eelsfpn's @~rsabluna
fanst eeraos an; Rte frubersn 8apiteI d srssn ben Ntonoo
neatsn e~eIisfsrt. W,rs. StSws's Ians erisbats 8plas aut
my wife and Il, beg INIT NIT benz neutn Sabre. SIR.
eenp Stmanp, Der en 9utss Saldr poer Gin unabbdn taes
@si6dlt Duni6t. loatt fur @teulars unb Yrsislife Id
rsabsn an 9. y. 6ore II. Co., Nsp yprt. 4Di4ef.
sssa ga a' %%saasis S,a'''"a''9Nl senten perlanat
, 1876-06-02
Gbrembamosl tn eeaerrei@.

Das Duet Muersper9+ &oloiprat. 9as on9eblibe
9uelI pallaoicini.
llebsr bas 0uel Swiihen Sem BrinSen
9Dilbsm Auersperg uno Dem @rafen &oIow,
rot meldss am 6. 0iai in Y~as f~tattiano
unb in nelbsm Der 22iabrl9e Hirlt eine
Wunbe srbtelt, her er I'M ndhlten SOrmit-
tag erlaa, liegen metrere Sriefe que Yrug
pom z. bic. Dor. Sos Serwiil fnis .3wilhen
ben bsifen D%uelanten. Slrft 4nersper9 nnb
@raf esopoIb Solowrat, Sattrt idon
, 1876-06-02

uaabsrpsues etdrfunss. unb blatreinisxnssntttd ahss.
taxat, Ia % iebes anbns beilmttte ptefer Grt bd wte:m
Abatrift. Das setsept ~ btefen ~S&webtf& 1tttefs" 20
Eanse Bet elm HefS 0eeetmait ane " g nod isSt: b.
ksAt eumne a~brlitfrt aab 10 n sxr@aas snm6sEA.
kab tseeab Seaanb autu sem etst .tansr lat $SrIN
b1 ,e&weStf6 6ttters'' eenas, sba tI q DkA MfQ,iA
Rttm.nfAsA <pra ben gafaaf btetr ssfdlfdter Radab.
nunses u terhbrea, pelSe dbnlt& aasfessn arb f&ntedez
pte 6s t&s .e&weotid pttttrs" abr hu @ennbbrA
fNahltG fab, w6brenS bas etsentltAs aub a&te -S&we
Sfd Ottters~ WtGtsnes Weiunbbdt ant eeber sTbalts
nat Da bts t~efpnhes ut&ts \, .szs bic Aafmertfaus
Ret sB rrbliiunS terau5 btaseAaft, baS ibn dlaf&A
neI&e bas ehte ,S&rebifa 6ttters" entbdlt, be NanatnS
, 1876-06-02

haba heriertse, ndHn nit DsspepFa betahst n. 8sL
teraual 10 q. bel enem lueu1tfden Wlable NIT BEN fat
xnb.ii.sbarsn gerlansen ~ asen, paraR1baI Du nsbuaeS
nnt seaxsa ourd biz 8urHt bopps aussef&lcHsn su feta.
bab eem GeuuHt Toned aab FIBER fsr6tbsr G&meitn
hm aGe 4aussenoSea. A a smmu thler eaxas, aeS q.
was u tabeIu Enba. 60 asdlt Ia Dstppttfex 70 fslbe
nab fetss sants urnsetuas. DIE eihdltAs 6rsblt@te1
Ar 3Ittnex uirt std Idnea atbxlha. BIZ ssnje 6duG
It&fstt pirs eat ~freabIeft uHb beu pattexttn trtnst bas
ssruustfetn. bAI los aebu tba dns Eat n xah felb& bt
Rd&Ren ttn usebex, atnt ieies CUR UerantaxaS xRS D.
ear sum GdbamsrbA atu pArxu -
, 1876-06-02

DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
(@oloene meoiSlnti1e @ntoeduus) turtrt a.
nen Srlteu in Der balben 3eit, welde lrgenp
ELM auoeres Oflttel baSu beoarf, uno 5lpar
ntft ourh luStrodnun9 oeielbeu, %ionoern
Our9 Seieltl9uus ieiner llriahe, tnbem fie
oen Net, llnpert unb Die leloenben Sr9ale
betlt. Sci allen 4potbefern All babcn.
, 1876-06-02
Nsine RFanaenfsfs.

gxssaItsn tta nseriRl, NliseraItsn osu iAxbltAs
Sstsdwiitel
A@- Wan bsa9ts th f~slsenten 9sEstpms, mel.
o. 40 burA St6runssn Der asrsasunsscrseu antes.
6tp:
Btrapyfuna, ,naere pGmorrbcibtn, Diataabrans nae
BEN Rpsfe. iaursr 1ef6mad, usD.ifett, Gobbrtnnsn,
@tbtrUtaeH s,ssR Nabrung, Ssiubl yon usber'uanHs
nab e&wre I'm Nassu, ieurts &utfoeen. Eui- anb
atwssen her w1assnerub.. S&rtnbsl, fhusa,s unb
Otfabl bo 4satdsns b.im aiss.H, abnabme BEE ees-
tsaft, f&Sar3e pnnttaen sesr rae Bib etnse 5&ieters
yss ben gus.n, Btsber uus ennpfer SGme.l I'm Ruyfe,
Wanssl an Stpete. e.lse 6arburs her paul Inb Der
hustn, SO rsrS In Der Ssite, III Der Brua uns ben Cite.
bern, plsSlths Nnf6d, sen 6ise UNI Srenr5n tn 6lsif&.
aDtntte . fen son Hasnas's Ytitu beirsies sas g.
ssn ssn al ben stnanntsu 5iSrusaca.
% rets 2B Gents fiar bic @Aa6teI.
, 1876-06-02
Tieher unb faItss Eisbsr.

eltstf unh g9saklRsser far so Gents lar,st. %
Essss s.ta 9stlmisssI In bss gpst. sslAe 5istev xse
Dsstsassss arb aas isxatsta ssrpsnrtsa &raasbsttta,
1aAfs.. GasslaA,, ~tstseists. subes sab fsnatss Skkss
fs5istaes as .RsAsssS ssssAs askaf' y 4ssA -
, 1876-06-02
Sine ponndnctse @eidibte pem
Agelten,


N"orIo,of fiepluna bis anf beute. @on QBm. W.
SerluilYl' GOrnea. Ii D @abelu 600 arObe
Oftaos Seiten. lleber 70 Sluitrationel. Seine poqs
It6noioe Geldidte unieres Stoates lit lett einem bal=
ben SabrbunDert per6iientlidt luoroen. N9enten iper.
oen bel @iniibrun9 oieies prG6tiaen 9Dertes berilib
uiutommen 9ebe Ben lperoen. Sine leltene Gele0en.
SGreibt iofort I'M ooae @iuIelnbeiten uno Muspabt
bes Serritoriums. Mbreile: Quaker City Pub
fishing Coz. No. Goa Glib elite CTR %b
iaceIpbta. 4gDl5mj'
, 1876-06-02

@e9en alle &ranfbetten pes unter.
tetbes itho 3 T. Nu9uft &0nta'S . q m=
ouraer Sropfen BON auS9eSeidneter
Wirtuu9.
, 1876-06-02

gsSeai @drxR Ns fnrtdItHen e&mersex assbAlsF
pt&t btsft Hranfbet NIT fb brnSt. renu In bta .G&w4
sf& Gt.ttrs" en 5elmttttl sebsten svtrb, bas Seber letA
e~rlanssn fannf g l!nbet be 6&meriea tsfcrt unb ID
fartetsstem 0ebrdu@e wtrt br Patient son Wp&e 10
MsHe h& teHer ttRnhtx 10 cine S11faabtoe 5etlun9 es
aieit IA. Esuftxbe fesnsa ben Tee, an vslAem fe sraE.
lat ssrbn ttefS pxnhebArs 5elntAd y seerGSAtA
, 1876-06-02
MGnner=

0 Spe5eEe UtHlel nut lpe3eue HraH19eHeH prapurItts
9onorar mdeis eesen Mae, fret
fur Mrme.
natienten .perben eriudt, Ndberes iber tbret gu.
fano einjuIenoen. ppraiif linen cine ekrlide lnIi1t
iber ibren San, bic Ot69libteit Der 6eilun9, Die oa5u
n0tbiSe Seit uno bamit perbunoenen Ro1ten mit9e'
tbeilt lperoen miro.
Gprreippnoen3 itrens eebeim unb fhneu beantportet.
SIM erffen Separtement itno &ranfbelten Der
Nieren, YiaIe uno bes Seueunesoerm6aens Gpe'
jialitdt. 0ieie iblieBt Die Bri9bt'i6e Rramfbeit,
bariirubr, SaamenibluGde, nnoermo9en unb ole
Rrdnfbeiten prioater yiatur elm.
SIM smeiten Sepdrternent inb 2eber., 2ungen.,
Sopf. uro 6ebirnfrantheiten Die Spe3ialitaten, aud
meroen Weroen=arantbetten, 9ispepiia, 9reOs, Rbeu'
matismus. Scrppbein, Gatarrb, 8ru6, Eiid9rats.
trimming rnb anoere Seripabiunsen bebauoelt.
SIM critten Scpartement perben 4u9ens uno
Dbrenfranfbeiten ~bebaroelt uno ole Operattonen oors
eenommen.
Wir miiniben namentlih elm Tampblet ieoem
Manne su ienpen, Der nit 5pmptolnen bebaftet 1T.
melte pbpiiides aeioen betlnpen, ooer Der neroos.
iGtpad uno p~er3iueifelt 1T unb pelder Die bette Nus
tunft iber Die &rantbeite1 lpiinI6t, benen ct am mel.
ten ~ous9eleBt lit, i'll Sol9e BON unfluSbeit ooer Grb'
lihfeit.
s.0er Hubm etnes iunsen WanneS 1T feline
Gfdrfe," 1S27oD
unb per am beten biejen Rubm 3u ersperben lpeis.
fam am befen feline MGnnli6teit bebaupten. Morelle
@linton ". u.S. Smftitnt. lAsG q. Is. Ctr. @.W.
, 1876-06-02
"Star- Wfrn" platform.

Gilbcrslanl. cline asD.-e 3'cree. Gin pula6nbts,r
Stus water Oefen. Hraatt IA 9tftupaaren.Sanblun.
ae:A, &trealass sratts ~ptrftnbet. AbreE9rst
G2Spft eta E. &Iatcrm. 81. lasa
, 1876-06-02
3AwehH0 MifaeeA

esv nebr aIs sttrbustu4 SahseH eystefse es pesaA
br f&mebtf&u arjt I'd ssn wtGenf& afSlitsn Sssf&uMG
ed&s n faa auf auen Gbelea Der &rbs aafs1te, te -
mAIttee 6euseft sertgu &r6utn uus Va Gssraa h0fh
ben ID b AapptteaAnhtteIs hes
, 1876-06-02
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Der Etasea n Bic srste sDerfadhe hs kttYsrs. 5ss
Ma abdlt bas sanse Spfem Nabrans unb Srah. ggenS
br Eeasen nab aabsrs DeDaaaaasprSans nnHlaFen. tbw
ssls xbSNai.it - entwidsln, usas Der sante 3brper Id
Ia Dts &ranibsttea. wsl&t aus seabrtn abdhstet be-
8estaaxassprsans exratten. ans serf&tebeuer Grt, aba
Dc 8AuYfarfeAs bldbt tamer eisfelbt. Tta u 10
GsaaS, rsber k2S .S&wtbtf& Bttters," b u als et6s.
hxssantttd rtrat, be 8erbauunesrr6aae reett xnb tta
sdanls IbxAsfet beratnt. p Welt &rsntttitea ttilt, ~
sRfAdnens Iss.s sef&tsssr1 Rssas ssA Gir sasnss
hNenxag ttitxbrS
@&0iaefuda
nab axt aaherez saxseniranfartsts satkrasa ebea r n
sns e~tSrunees Der Naeentbatistet ale hur& .rbli&s
an!ast sbr tsfhss erialsuns. uenu bs spstlt mid
Sspprts strsauet uni ssr R6rpsr In 5ulse sshen ni&t bin.
laasltd ernabri plre, Sus abmaserans sintrettn nnl
Z. s.f$vd$M sSfsn sr!tsst ben fass.fsu aafau dine
81 st&t tH oera&t lans Dk ktrabmtsaen Ner,tt
seas es Gaas scr e&wtnsfn&. ts ben casn Stasisa b.
eanbeix. rttten pbns GxsRabme TIRE Nufmsrllamttit ~.
ea aaf hs msssItrans so acknowledgement, bamtt bk
SYrle1y nel@e Der Patient u fh ntmust, thm ai8t fra&t
lkk Sd&uerss serarfaten unh Rt&t sard ben Rsrs.r -
IN sas TIN tatsteu ear ietns ssu IN sasais,a San
ssats xas fdls&ts Ratruas " ttsten.
, 1876-06-02
nsf


HGfsfu, S&asfaaFeb1 entReben ans serbprbentna DIat.
Geeea bttfe 4ranlbetteu "a .S&wsttl9 Bitters" bas wtrA
famRs e4uSmtttsl, sell % BET teae elutretniser IL, ~
u stebt. abn wlrb bu 0tbraa3 " fpdt ober at&i eenas
sad be anuafuns b~eopaneR, 70 sas ppdeR. MdftrR,
G4ariaAEebe aas anbert NIT 8tebr serbuabtne 4rauG
Dtttea ausbrtAe, bann naut Der @ebrau& frfsrt dHAJ
eeat perbeR, Ia Rranittttes In btsieus etAptnn dns an
texs 0sssubtxns ufsrbrx.
, 1876-06-02

0Ln~. Meenien p%ertanst. Cute @ele9enbelt, Geto
SLPP 3u ueroienen Iir Seute, pelbe ibre ,3eit ooer
>C~~ eiuen 3beil oauon benz 8ertauf u~nlerer
S~beeiorten miomen. Siberale @ommiilionsn. Shreibt
nad oeu Seoin9uuoen. %. .. Sor 5643. Great
American Tea Co.. 81 uno 33 Teiep StraBe.
Nefp 9prt. 4~fp26olt
, 1876-06-02
DS. RastDas's @erfeet DureattSs
mnh reaulfrsnhe QtQen.

ssate seAmadIss, faubn ~etnstfuet fts We 9sflana ages
@thrsaeen hes Nsatns, Der setsr, Der GinaswsiSt, bu
Rtertn, Der Blate. Rerptnitben, Srpfset, Drassfnna.
partItbtsiett, nxxsrsallt&tti, Tpsy.pha. NnbraHe, ba
4aus. @aasnfeter, unterltbsentiaapnus 3amOrrsetbts
sRb ant unsrbnuHeen Ia ben tantrss OraaRtH. pteh
eesAattst xnh swar saf at psatte tsrista.
, 1876-06-02
Natman VI. GO.

81 Darrsu, Ode @tasA Ctr, n. o.
as ssIfses rxS @anrS. Satdt s!us R~rsiuarfs az
EsAues u. g., 80 ~9}drrsn, I'd, Gburn Cir. NeN
Hssi ausfunfs, Gaucnhs wsrft Eirs 9bnen ,resIAt6t.
, 1876-06-02
w READY RELIEF

sias auasusIiaIlG. Eaifs aatex bel,
Gat,fHsrns her Ntsysa, Ser Dlsfs ans Der 8inasxstkl
Ssaseaten Der Gangs, asblsspReesa. utsmxnssbtfapes 100.
tea. 2sriflsyfsn 3sfsrts, &rpIy. 1sst9sria, &atarrA,
$nfsaa,s, SOpiiSmsra 8asas'A NsarsISts, Gseaaa.
feaaas, 6rDaea, DsdlsHssr.
Die &Nm,nSuna sss Stcahs SeIttf an sea Isis.xlsa
% = ~srsraattta Gpstls nss ~etsssSuat nab EsI.tttasna
eso L,:se!s esrasifaE :sa.
, 1876-06-02

DsI& usssnblisli9 BITE f&Iik. u flea S9mer,sn SaEaA,
sss Gntiansunssn b~sfst.ist uus Gsne.Ntsxsn iurtst,
Eiti&stsI Oh fe In Der 2Gnst. In Nlastn, Giactp.iAsx
sstr isnatasn Gruftu pser Dsksnaa lisssn, sRYS cha.
Wa.tSt Nnp.rbuns.
Sn elmer bis ,pansts Ntnatsa. ttnsrla nts e,ftta ssa
ystatasnb Der S6m.ri tein mag. Der RksumatI@e, Sat.
~lassriss Shna@e. @sr'ruvpeli,, slersSis, az Nsusslsas
astetaAt cher &rSatsius: rtre IA
, 1876-06-02

y Nat ~ SNsErdftItsatR &reafeatea, ssxen has ~
f&tnsef&le&t untsrpprfen II. xae Iesea nsmsnntdY ri
stn earaA. Die urla&sn, pel&s bkfs 5&rs6lt&tr l.
esrsssruttn, ans paTiGtspsn uae stafettte sbn b. h
ssra 6t6rhsnssmtttd bas Rupsnisaen. Ne o. saS
ansssrsaat xae baeur& btn saujsn 85rsa 10 I'D, pa.
DaS -S&webtf& pttters~ ftpt aunret&t ba aS [.dr.
tsnssMttd I'd ben pben ruGbnttn 2rxafbetten unb bt
xsrftmben bic 6eaubkttt tarz6ssetben. wel&e l&pn Se.
sAn tpdfeltta. j. ptebu gtnue an qsbta " Gabea.
Rtesersef@ .asenbett,
, 1876-06-02

C1nter ben staatsseiesen intorporirt.)
Gentlernen! a Mis sssait, i sifl sts snis''q IL.
pifienibaftlidIte 8ebauoluna uno ihleuni9e, baus
ernoe beiluns aner 10 bebanrelten Saae. Die beften
Salente iino ~an9e1teGt. Seoer @r3t 1T herporra9eno
III ieiner SpeJialitdt. 9as Snltitlt lit itren9 priuat
uno BON bo6item Hanae, bas ein5i9 auuerlaiiise in
gem yprt fir Die Bebanolun9 bon
, 1876-06-02
Nerlam0t,S

bdlt IS BO1el Vapiet, TO Noloetts, 9pl0ene SSeoer,
patent 9aromaB umo einen Grttel Ses
ipelrp. @in5elne 4afete nit e~lesantem Treis % Gents
p%Dltfrei. Circulate Irei.
As12oft; Bries II. Co., 100 Sroaswsa T.v
, 1876-06-02

SuUe e,e.p)n OuUlu v. SuuB, Il6 Sran&
linltr. Baltimore, Wo.
, 1876-06-02
20 Erssfsx IN sinsm saIbsu BIas NaRsr

FtItIEgtE II VFN'gFH NABEHeITltNt
asdKapfe, Gassddbe. Ssrsfippfen, b6fen asyh
fG@nsert, psrbprbenen @aesn, Didrrbss.
&urdbfan, Serffop funs, 8iabunsem
uns etie inneren Eetheh.
, 1876-06-02

Wtafrttf1seehA
Dn>srstnes DIat Ia he paHytaraAs 10 cs9sa2aAess
nab fseas detaftu Rraniseitsz-
@ausanSfbISss.
gI.Assa, Sfsasn. 1ssA 0xsSses eatkezsuss ayssA
esArA-
, 1876-06-02

~'V"H~se' "s~svaAN& StRhApttS Ha4l4&$4&9oune2
f. meIsnHpIts,
FaS unbsussus 9ranFpufes aab We netentfSs DsssnA.
Mas eerldetn fam ateuaA N fylb keaenneH wtrben
gtAa sseraude 40 r6&vebA& 4tters" aeaex asG rs
1nmeilan9 ane ~ leSts 6sur ba sbensenannteu n
pMs serl@|tnees. Dem Qattentea wtrA ~unfebIkar 81
ssahdneiss Vtiussbett suruGaestbta mi tpass ~ ESAsSs
estserset aeat I'D kaIh uteses din.
Ola NAIsttans snitts.
ynfsSts, sda ea 14rfAau qbfabxsassxstsd a,
Aastat 8elstn tresab daer art piHftes. ivdtsr A.
esvpelts DSRS 30 rS&webtf& 1ttttrs" sebaen. a. a
en rcatemmsa auf&S>It&s abIatasaswutI rnA ~
strasraet Sssssn seAs &kdsas af
MItss nab 0sfAL0A
e = ssss nst6nies. asA salss utsssFRss Co.
easssn entealt ex4 tetAe narsstf4ea NeSsn1tAeGA r..
Assn sxsfAItdli4 tteebt snS
asdnasrHSfsa.
ls.a edtfans vsssstasass ~ sAss sssss nua.u
sssssa tsxsa.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-06-07
(ENrAUR
| INIMENTS.
rLc quickcsf. surcst and Cheapest
Rem csiics.

Physicians rccommend and farricts declare
that no such remedies have ever l"idrc been IN
use. Murds are cheap, Tut the lroprieidrs ol
these articles VIII present trial bottles to medical
men, gratis, rs u guarantee Of what they say.
Tilf. CENIAUK LINIME\T, WHitE WRAP
pER, will cure rheumatism, Neuralgia. Luin
hago. Sciaiica taked Breasts, Sore Nipples
Frosted fcet. ChilhlaILs, ~wcliings, spiaiis,
amt any ordinary
TLE~Il EJSE OR MU~tfE AiLNENr.
We make no pretcnse that this article Will
cure cancer, restore lost bones, or give health 10
a whisky soaked carcass, but IL viii always ~
tluce inflammation and allay pain.
Ii will extract the poison OF bites amt sting~,
and heal burns OF sCalds WITitot I \ SCAR. Palsy
Weak Back, Caked Breasts, Earache, Ioothachc
Itch and tuaneou- EtultiJns readily yield IL
iis treatment
Henry Black, of Ada, Hardin Co., o., says
- M Wifi has had rheumatism for live years
no rest, no ,lcep-could scarcely walk across TIT
iloor. She l. now completely cured b the use
ui Centaur Iniment We all feel thankful Ia
YOU, and recommend your wonderful medicine
: all our friends
James ilurl. Of GAINESVILLE, ohio, says "ihC
Ceulaur Iiniment cured my NEURALGIA -
Aimed Tush, of Newark. writes send mC
one dozen bottles by express. The l.iniiOen
has saved my leg. | want to distribute It, &c %
The sale of this LinimeHt is increasing zap
idly,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-06-07

Before the era of Railroads, Cairo had a
commanding position rs centre OF com
mcrce and navigation. This Importance oil
position she still possesses, but has now the
additional advantage OF being great rail
road centre, "a number OF the most import
ant railroads in the Valley OF the Mississippi
converging to and having their terInini
there. Among these, coming from the north
are the great Illinois Central Railroad,
which trayeTses the entire state OF Illinois
fromits extreme northern and north eastern
to its southern limits, and by Its connections
extends into all the great northwestern
grain producing States the Cairo and VIM
cennes, extending from Cairo to the City OF
Nipcennes, in the State Of Indians, where
its connec tions afford direct railroad COM
munications with all Eastern cities; and
the Cairo 4 st. LOUIS Railroad, sffordiDg q
direct railroad communication with the
City OF st. Louis and all the railroads cen
tering there. The roads coming from the
South are the New Orleans, Jackson and
Great Northern and the Mobile and Ohio
Railroads, which give direct railroad com
munication with the cities OF Mobile and
New Orleans, and other Southern Atlantic
sea ports, and by connecting roads with all
the country south OF Cairo; and coming
from the southwest is the Cairo. Arkansas
| and Texas Railroad, which affords similar
| communication with Southern Missouri,
| Arkansas and Texas. and the principal cit
| les OF those States. This last-named rosd
will give, also. direct connection with the
Texas and Pacific Road when 1t is comrle-
ted, thus giving direct communication with
| the principal ports OF the Pacific Ocean
| These railroads, terminating at Cairo. are
now all completed and in successful opera.
ton, those In Illinois coming into the city
| on Il bank OF each OF the rivers, Ohio and
| Mississippi. and terminating al their conilu.
ence, thus encirciing the city. The Holly
| Springs, Brownsville and Ohio River Rail
| road, and the Cairo and Tennessee River
| Railroad, which will both terminate al
| Cairo, are in course OF construction aud vii
soon be completed, and other railroads both
| in Illinois and in States south Of the Ohio
river, which viii a,-o terminate at Cairo
are projected, anI arrangements made Il
| build them. The construction OF these
will greatly Increase the ,ilroad communi
| cations Of Cairo
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Its central location In the gree. Nahey OF
the Mississippi, and the great wealth ofriver
aud railroad communication, gives to Cairo
Unsurpassed advantages rs commercial
point, a. IL affords to her easy and cheap ac-
cess to all the grain producing districts OF
the North and West, aud similar access TO all
the agricultural produce consumers Of the
South, thus presenting the best location In
the We.tt tor an Interchange Of the respect
i've northern and southern commodities and
productions
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-06-07

Or. Samuel Pitcher Of IIyannis, Mass, ev-
pcrimcnted in his private practice, for twenty
years. 10 produce a combination that would have
Inc properties OF CASTOR OH. without its I'M
pleasant taste and gripping effect
His preparation was sent for. near AMI far +,
TIL finally he gave it the name OF Casiorla, and
pnt it up for sale. II j. very wonderful in its
effects, particularly with the di-orlcrci stoIn-
achs and bowels Of children. ii A~-INuATEs
TIE fooD, cures sour stomach and wind collie,
regulates the bowels, EXpels WORMS, and may
~ relied upon in Group
As pleasant, effective. and perfectly safe
tathartic remedy, It j. superior to Castor Oh.
Caplials and SyTups IT doc not contain alcD-
hOl, and is adapted to any age.
Ey regulating the stomach and bowels oil
cross and sickly children, they become good
naturcd and healthy. They can enjoy sleep, and
mothers hayc rest The Castora i, put up AT the
Laboratory Of j. Is. Rose Il Co, A. hey Sncet
New York. may2J-W-l3t
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ILLINOIS.

This city, "a is well known, Is situated at
the confluence OF the Ohio AMI Mississippi
rivers, at the head OF uninterrupted nayiga-
ton on the Mississippi, being below OBJ
structions by Ice In the winter and low
water in summer, and IL us has IA clear and
open river communication nj all times over
the Mississippi and its tributa lies, with all
the country south, TO the Gulf OF Mexico
and the Atlantic Ocean. Cairo has also the
same character OF communication with all
the country north over the streams flowing
10y II, when those streams are not innayi.
gable by reason OF lee or low water.
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The OfttrIaI call OF tbr Naft0uat Dch'
ocratic convention.


Tn, National Democratic Committee. 10
whom IS delegated the power OF fixing the
time and place of holding the National pc.H-
ocrstic convention of 1876. have appointed
Tuesday, the tNenty-seyenth day OF June
next. nooa. a. the time, and selected st.
Louis as the place Of holding such convcL-
ton.
Each state will he ent tied to repreScn-
ta.ion equal to double the lumber OF its
senator's AMI Representatives in the con-
gree. Of the United States: and the terri
tory OF Colorado. whose admi sion in July
a. State will give ii vote in the next
electoral college. IL also inyitcdto send del
esates 10 the convention.
Democratic. Conservative and Other eth
zcns O. the United states, irrespective OF
past political ASSOCIATIONS, desiring TO co.
operate with the Democratic party i'll its
present effort, and objects. are cordially liz
yted TO join in sending delegates TO the
nstional convention. Coop eration Is de.
| sired from all persons who would change
an administration that has suffered the
pubic credit TO become and remain inferior
| b other and esq favored nltions has per-
mitted commerce to he taken away 10y for
eige powers: ha- stiicl trade by unjust,
unequal and pernieious legis alton: has
imposed unusual taxation and rendered 1t
most buruensome; has changed growing
prosperity into widespread suffering and
want; has squandered the publ; moneys
reekle;sly aud dcliantly, aud shameles,ly
used the power that should have been sHiit
to punish crime, TO protect IT,
For these and other reasons 'he national
Democratic party deem the public danger
| imminent. and earnestly dcslrous of secur-
| ing to our country the blessings OF an
| economical, pure ana free g)Nernm- ut,
| cordially invite the cooperation Of their
| fellOw-ci,izcn. in the effort II attain this
object.
| Thomas \. Walker. Alabama.
:. X. Cockrill. Arkan-as.
| Frank McCappin, California.
WIlliSm Ii. Barnum. Connecticut
Charles Bea>tcn, Delaware.
| Charles l.. Dyke. Florida.
| A. II. LAYTON. Georgia.
| Cyrus II Mccormick, Illinois
| Thomas Downing, Indiana.
/ NJ. VI. liam, Iowa.
! Isaac r. Eaton. Kansas.
| Henry ID. Mclienry. kcLtucky.
| Henry ID. ogden, LOui.lna.
| l. ID. NJ. Sweat, Maine.
! \. Leo Knott, Maryland.
| william y. Moore. Michigan.
! William Lochren. Minnesota.
J II. sharpe. Mississippi.
Jno. q. Priest, Missouri
Geo. l.. Miller. Nebraska.
| rhos. II. Williams, Nevada.
VI. V. Il. Edgerly, New Hampshire
| Theo. +. Randolph. New Jersey
NJ. W. Ransom, North Carolina.
John G.. Thompson, Ohio.
J ames X. Kelley. oregon.
James l.. Barr, Pennsylvania.
Nicholas Van Slyck, Rhode Island.
Thos. Y. Simons, South Carolina
William b. Bate, Tennessee.
+. $. stockdale. TeX,s.
Il. u. Smnliey, Vermont.
John Goode. ir.. Virginia.
John Blair iloge. West Virginia.
George II. Paul, Wisconsin
Thomas NJ. Patterson, Colorado
AUGUSTUS sCIiELL, New York,
Chairman.
FRIEDRICH O. PRINCE, Massachusetts,
Secretary National Democratic Com.
| WASHINGTON, February -. 1876.
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Cairo has a moral, intelligent, liberal and
enterprising population OF about Il, 000--has
superior system OF public schools, which,
with Others conducted by private enter
yantages-is Possessed of wel-established
churches Of nearly every denomination
has public and pri, ate buildings Of supo-
rior character-has u climate, which for sa-
lubrity and healthiul influences cannot be
surpassed-has well-regulated and eff
tcient municipal organization, its streets
lighted with gas, and other metropolitan al.
yantages, which make il highly desirable
aud In reality not to be exeelled As a place
ofpeTmaneht residence.