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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-02-11
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lsUllROWED ITEMS.

The female shoe operatives in Lynn
Mass, have organized a protective asso-
citation. called the Daughters of st.
Crispin.'
Edward Pembcrton has complied and
published In London Il catalogue of the
streets and houses IN that city, described
or mentioned by Charles Dicken. in his
various novels. 1t il called Dickens
London.
81 don't miss my church 50 much as
you suppose" said a lady to a preacher,
who had called upon her during her i'll
ness, ''ior make Betsy sit at the window
as soon as the bells begin to chime, and
tell me who are goin. to church. and
whether they have got anything new
on"
The Women's Dress association OF
England, are turning their attention to
the customs of servants, whose prevail
ing love of iinery Is to be taken in hand,
and awards of money are to be offered
as encouragement to female servants to
dresss more suitably to their station in
lite.
"A company is about starting a great
farming enterprise IN the foot hills be-
tween Marysville and Smartsville. Cal :,
where they have body OF 100 acres OF
land. Orchards of orange trees, English
walnuts, almonds and pecans will be laid
out, and much ground devoted to wheat,
clover, alfalfa and sheep raising.
en- fix him this time" said Spiekins,
after handing an apple, spread with rat
poison, to voracious billy goat that had
devoured his garden plants. Judge,
however, Of Spilkin's dismay when, on
returning home that afternoon, his goat
ship came gambolling iriskily to meet
him, evidently, like Oliver Twist, anxious
tor more.
"A poor ballet girl recently met with a
terrible death at Alexander Opera House,
Sheffield, In the presence Of thronged
house. She represented some "fairie
queen" aud was suspended in a basket
of flowers, which caught fire through the
stage lights, ignited her highly combus.
tiblc drapery, and MORALLY injured her
before the panic.strlckcn and distracted
audience.
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GOOD NEWS 8 SMOKERS!

FIVE get
o Iknrn Hxecn
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-02-11

CHAIRMAN Brown, of the Democratic
State Central Committee, recognizes tue
necessity Of reorganization. Yes but
how is reorganization to be effected :
Shall We 60 over to the Independents, or
will the Independents come over to us
We wish to know. We are willing to be
recognized, but wish to know by what
process we will be enabled TO arrive at
the condition of having been organized
again. We wish Chairman Brown had
been little more definite.
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Gov. GLENN wants united oppO-
sitIon to the Republican party in this
StAts, and hs declares that this kind 81
opposition will sweep things. Exactly.
But how shall We unite Must the Dem.
ocrats permit the Independents to dictate
TO them candidates and platform. Shall
~ permit the tall to wag the dog with
out the dogs consent?
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I IN, A. old coon !: senator Christiancy
No lusrrisd . female clerk. The senator
h olapd the clerk 10 10 December and

WHEN . reporter Of the Chicago Times
approached Hon. Miles Kehoe the Other
day and said SMILES, are you a candi.
date for acknowledgements kehoe
replied, proianely "You 60 TO HI
And the reporter went.
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70 Noeea-- DrOnEc Vases for the Car.
tel 0rounds-APriv Picsure.saal
lory for Ha1e-Ferty Thousand Dol
Big BioW. ana the Metro poi1ssm n
y. Church-NOc1cty 0OsS1p- WhRt
Our Washington Bellies IRE AbOma-
our YOuug Hoods ON the Nnggc d
Edge. etc.. etc.
(From our regular Corresponding
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Feb. Z. &c.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-02-11
WEEKLY blULLETIN
ONLY SIPS a YEAR.
PONDS
EXTRACT
The Peoples Remedy.
The Universal Pain Ext actor.
Note AK for Ponds Extract.
Take no other.
'iicnr' for will spcak OF excellent thing.
FOR

Injuries to Nan Oh beasts,
Fails, Bruises.
Str0tiIs, sprains, Contu-
sions. DELEGATIONS.
fractures, Cuts, Laceru-
ted or Incised Wounds
Sweiiings, Burns, scalds,
sunburns.
bleeding Lungs, or
splitting OF Blood
Nose bleed, and Bleed
ing Gums or Teeth.
vomiting Of Hood and
Bloody Discharges.
Piles - Bleeding Piles.
Blind Piles. Uniallible
rOOthacfle. Earache, Neu-
ralgia, Swelled Face.
rheumatism, RheuIna-
VIC swelling or Soreness,
STIFFNESS or Soreness,
Luinhago, Lame Back
Sore Throat or Quinsy,
Inflamea Tonsils.
Dipt1leria, BrOnchi-
lis, Asthma.
Sore or Inflamed Eyes or
Eye-lids.
Catnrrli. Leucorrhca,
Diarrhea, Dysentery.
SOre Nipples, Iniiamed
Breast
pNtnful or too Prohise
Monthlies
MILK leg. Ovarian Dis
eass and 1umors.
Kidney Complaint,
Gravel and stra,igury.
ChHilngs and EAcoria-
tons of Infants, or
Adults.
vartcOse Veins, En-
larged or Inflamed Veins.
Ulcers, Old Sores, Inter-
nal Ulcerations.
BOfls, Carbuncles, Tu-
mors, Hot Swellings.
COrsss and Bunions, Chat
ed or Sore Feet.
Chafings,lIarn or Sal
die Calls.
felOn or Whitlow, Frost
ell Limbs or Parts.
Mosquito Rites. Insect
stings, Chapped Hands.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-15

I'm STATE bonds li ,ouri long skies were strong ai
1913. Hannibal aud -. Joseph isaur selling 10 100
and District al Cohrmbi43.G5'5 at G>i8.
There was very small taoo in CITY bank stocks
~ l0ts of to 3 shares.
Ral'road bonds were active aad ia free investment
request.
The following shows hc imports of dry goods at
the port Of Ncw-Ior< for che week ending THIS date
aud since the beginning Of Che year well as for
the corresponding portions 81 previous years:
rp,'fsd % at l SsS s.s}sos H5i5!;, s@z55ss
Enr % AZ n, hep port ta7ee7ss sAi25o9 t2.95991
Thrown on narket. a.0ll,9J3 3H.o,6IS 376tl2'
The forty-ifth sem-annual statement of the Home
Insurance Company, printed in another column.
presents the affairs of that Company in a highly
prosperons condition. The assets now amount To
S6.Ol7O2l, mainly invested in United States bonds
and bonds and mortgages on real estate. valued at
more than double the amount of the loans thereon
made. The capital OF the Company Is T3OOO'ooo,
and after r,,erying ~ S99 l92 for reinsurance ana
~ 1OG 50 for unpaid dividends and unpaid losses
there remains net surplus of Ts99,723. The Total
claims for losses outstanding Oh Jan. was ~
Upon this favorable showing the directors have de
clarcd semi-annual dividend of per cent, payable
Jan. II.
The Great Western Marine Insurance Company
statement of the Company, which will be found III
another column, presents favorable condition oi
It's affairs
The Howard Insurance Company has declared a
semi-annual dividend of u per cent on the capital
stock, payable on demand
The time for the surrendering Of the bonds of the
New, jersey Midland Railway Company, under the
Ballcster plan of organization, has been extended to
Feb. l.
The Lorilard Insurance Company announce a
somi-annual dividend of per cent, payable on
demand.
The Stuyyesant Fire Insurance Company have de-
clared a somi-aunual dividend of per cent and
an extra dividend Of 3 per cent, both payable OH
demand.
The Phenix Insurance Company Of Brooklyn has
declared a semi-annua dividend Of 10 per cent, pay
able on demand.
The Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway report
approximate earnings for first week in January
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state, the track. Feed was selling slowly at slsaS22
rows wers psny aud heavy at 40ss 80 or Far Good.
and 81 70 for Choice Kidney duh at u 90 Tor rms
for Prime 10 Choice Pea were nominal at al 80 AL % Dsh
,GUSNItS-Domestie Cloth was in moderate demand Al
HAY AND sTRAW-here is apretty good business In all
descriptions and as the are far from being large quota
Sci Retail qualities I'll 0j9tl 10 Clover At 6jdo0e salt
at 6e7Oc Straw 81 lO0s 20 for Long Rye o0d90c for
HEMP AND JUTE-Jute Butts quiet at S4c, currency.
Jute slow at 4d6c gold Manila Hemp was steady but
HIDES-ere another day in which business
enc, 80 and which steady prices alsd ne sales S S
r r sca at 2o g5 w s2h saa mo aao D anS
USO Ares sSS2s r. 2o%iS BSenos Ayres b.
2i@55 Is is%s9oe RIO GTande. 25@25 b. iSSi9e
OnnOcc, 2la2S H.. poe California, 22q26 70, 2oa20,sc
lsc. MatamoTo-, % "a n, lsd9c Vera cruz 1sal9 B
16ai6'2c; IampcO 2oa2i d. lte B9gota 1870 b. lsg
Puerto Cabello and Iaguayra 20a22 H. l6al7c Caracas
20a2S NJ I6al7ci Paya PITS ~ i82e Slsa 29qI ier
all gold selected. Dry sailed sayanlla, 1880 ~ 13Ec
Sr % 3 iidiec Vet saed 1 s 9s
$3.50 D, l0c goli selected 10 GIande "a ~ ~ lOc
civ 6o@so +. II TEXAS Pulled aud Packer 20 20 b.
11dl22c. currency; Texas Knife ln1llc; southern zoo
30 b, g; city Slaughter OK 6OqoO d. Sci CITY Slaughter
ioPs~hs market presents little changes steady
mands Tor home continue rather limited the general quo
taton, hoHeyer remain steady at l6c Tor 2iat ~
INDIA RUBBER-The MARKET for all descriptions has
gnoci Fine Para G5@GIc Colfse do lie Esmeralda SOC;
Guayaqui 4Gai7c: Nicaragua Sheet loaJOc; DO Scrap
LEATHER business in Hemlock sole has continued
small manufacturers are conhning themselves to their me
de wants the consequence Is THAI figures are shade lower
crop also easier with some sales which are ea 10 the re-
crpi7, 7lOC sides ana LOSS bales exports same period
2i,iOO sides Wequotc: -
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The street WAS somewhat startled at the outset to-
day by the failure of Messrs. Dickinson y Coz short
heavily of the general market, and during the
first hour about 1900 shares were bought III under
the rule The stock market teyerish under this
but stroug and prices advanced all over the list ;
but still under free reazations declined after md
day. and the subsequent market was dull but firm at
the decline. Otherwise there was nothing new IN
the general market, which closed active ana almost
buoyant, though in many stocks there was con-
siderable yielding. The business OF tho DAY
comprised the purchase and sale Oh ABOUT
la, 900 shares at very gehefaAy ae'ah'"As
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THE MARKETS.
Carefully reported for THs TaIBUyKl
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

FRIDAY, Jan. IL, 1876.
ASHES-ri nothing new: business quiet
IN late quotations nomnay retained VIA 61O4c Tor fots
BEI,SWAX-1hs market has remained quiet but steady
under moderate stocks sales of 2JJOb Choice Western at
BROOM CORN-The quotations choice GRADES have
maincd quite INN with far saleS Other gnlniirs are quiet
Choice 92DlOc. Hun Green r %. Toe. Green. Medium,
& H. Ease; Rel aud lled.uDDed p 10. G17c.
trade gong Adimantine l24al7l2c for l2alo ounce
sperm IA 2c Patent SPERM 3oc Paraine zO9- .c hened
CHICCOiiY-The quotations are a. 5ac gold for German
frin H. brought of duty claimed
Dc csa-6c gold for ,hc9ry packed IA papcis-the nrd
STATES Ircul t0hit Itcht' tiat thc tgtdu on AN louh
Chccoy, specially prepared ia lo 10: by this decision
t'aI, te rlt viii be- trougit 10 Inc supreme Coart
COAL-1le marSet for bitumn0us has been quiet but
wholesale has been hight, but quotations arr unt changed
We quote: Tor Liverpool nou-e oaunc, $l7aSls Liverpool
W,sTi,or Il arG vs. Wilma i,s So IL, Cumr,riaId
Sot and naio - 1j0 40 20 amt Anthracite - 1880 %
cocoa -flde has been dun at thc following quotations:
sano Domingo 7aq-c.; Mmaoalho, 26q2sc.; uuaYaqul.
9salO., ami atacis ~ Sc, al gold - 800,
COfFEE RIO was iic. hisler for all grades except ordi-
nary The quotations stand at Ordinary carrocs. 1919
&c. fan, i7at0 ISc. go, ls'c and prime, 100
l3'lc. pot; j"puug lois ldlae 2or gold Ih,f were 40
sles here baltimore -l' BAGS tx ChoWan sod p'rt AZ
. g. 1'ut ~ - Wfr li. '.I G.'",nt1"' 40 ""S'
CJOPERAGE $40, K-TlIrtr mas been fsir trade dur
ing iAe pat i1@ iayT. .a i',ss are 1,. a.i Or
dinay to Prime, 500 tOc; II ftot do. -aJjc, Aoidas
sn9o 81 inches Si' iet = i91f? . 59 Sl. Se92"
q = 20; Iox shOoAs 7oao,c Rum shocks. 81 %. Pipe
CorioN-T. market The spot was dul and &c lower
he Liverpool aiycri were uni, osuol ad o small pi,i
hr nf,.. t. condition o ,r,i IN rychangr the rcctp, 1T
t., porte tIe 2go bal .,'t 4iji@ O1irs Ills da' i,t
have i'n ltJl -j bales agu =, l33 o'G bales lao ~r. ami
o. 49, ha ts wk at YEAR receipts a. IN" .n'or
towns ap2 q bi. 90" stocks ti'r3
night -77i9 bacs Inc sales hrc were 90 6a!a" Of
WIth 100 il7i rtrlng, including ''J l' tNpht 'iN ~
for home consumption. ilr qu.Ti 'u- af" A. i'loNt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-15

prices. For instance, Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western advanced Is per cent, Erie and New-Jer-
sey Central each IL st. Paul Preferred 30, Central
and Hudson So, Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph d,
st. Paul Common |, Lake Shore 1ss and Michigan
Central li2 Union Pacific declined ls. Quicksilver
and Ohio and Mississippi each H. Northwestern
Preferred L, and the Common IS per cent. Other
prominent stocks closed the same on yesterday.
The opening, highest, lowest and closing prices OF
active stocks sold to-day, well as the offering aud
asking prices at the close of the Exchange and the
number of shares of each stock sold. will be found
in the subjoined table
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-15
nnMrsTIc MARKET,

nNtrY5vr. Jan li.-Cotton qui.f IN, hraI Low d a-f
III - ,ig-i ~: Nmb.r 80 =. 81 -. oE,r a's tH
caaagcd Corn-,oatnrln searce ana nrm 1ut gaei "ss
low Sow 5sa0lc. western 8i,.d. New. - '2 spot ote
@ iis cad So S.ssay Pd.s Ss5 81 Bs Slat, ~
- - iegs 49, tr Lara duli Crll. l2Aalztt
Refined I5iaaI34 &C. Bait nomnally gncaus.d te,iD
seIy Grm; no 'llsoes iol2a i04e !oOVws al 20
BGsoS Jan li-FlorI seay and IL lar demand 1,s at
So ~ % for Mosttm sper p iy422 ~ ~ eyN' , "
nesoia ztra. s5ds %mer Wheat osi? Indian. ant
southern igaSy a ~ .Sgs' 5' 5 25 Com GrS a. @
Fanny i NS snI yeos oats In sr deMand at sore
Tor Mixed 80. whllei a. zoe for 6fi.ged s1' 80
P Pasa 'O sll H nsiins.. s33e$ o. fio.
Sii BUSH. slOIt.. $40 oqsi Barley 90, b III, v..t
e od Jae 5 ocS Sas Sa: 1888 1850 S DS.i f:
bush Corn. "a 90 bush Oats, 10000 bush bailey 1000
ISsn fioaf steady ami iair demand sils 90 P3i,i
pf,es uncGansed whGa,od mil nF 6o aaGg , No G
n n1S5 AZ 81 80 900 bush Red Winter 58 ON dan:
setsd the Latter nrn, he'll Pork quiet Lad Saiei; .
4as5 5G Gocd to Fancy Family brands = . ,? ~ Ne
dunn choice winter Extras, - o. o. 81 III
Fair 70 Fancy - 1886 20 Nn, n"tSe ooy' s ~
= o oSi MarSh II o6 Mly SO do III ste.
ted 6s9a te SoI uii i 5c Oats WY nm aj
folders aIc asking higher rates; No 2 81 aG, pot 81 -,
FeIraary I've quiet seaiy 67c Timothy see-pe,
msnd e,Sd at G pcs p sale ~ demand bar a.
lover rates: sal, Al $saSS l2l Pork steady and nm -
Sl0 % spot; Sl9 b a$l9 40 February $40 G9 Msi.t.
Lard in good aemand at full prices ,9l A III 30 i;
sl2 lOGtl2 i2t, February W 65esi2 ~ March hMS
Meats stesdy aud unchanged. WHISKY, 81 Ok kacslps
FOur QOOO bl, " heat 900 bush. Corn, $4,000 DISH
Oats 10000 bush harley 1000 bush. Rye 1000 Dlsn'
S1ipmens~fiour 1000 Dis Wheat, 5000 bg,h Corr.
~ 900 BUSH oats 5000 bush Barley. 1000 bhsh ~
900 bush At OF the Bolii-N neat
tied aud 99G39ec, February yJS - ss'
Cam easy lower. oats unchanged loik tiNt
S9 10 40 % cash; $40 $50 80 10 February Lard quet
but firm AT II Oq$ 81. cash; S2 20 ItDIaaA ,,,,.,t
IlNrNN Ian. l!-FlOur auiet and uuchalfth $3.50
Quiet bal steady 81 II 500 II - Corn quiet Da5 s AZ
changed Ilye steady with q moderate demand az 49,,
PM nuiet Lnt sek al S200$2J 20. Lard steady, WIN
AR 5n, steam c Kettle. 13gl3c BUR Meat.
steady wi fair demand Shoulders 7sd1Li CleIG %
Sds 10 "a lOisc: Sides 1Qsal all loose ,, Ts
Rib Middes 0A.o boxed Bacon dun but nnclanse ~.
Meats steady and nun shoulders 1Hi'c Sides, - -
- 30 Hams heavy averages duh lOalo Hight &C. htm
al lO3. lie WHISKY qutet but steady a. ~ Is
peaand good Al tUl prizes NA9'ce, 2pS-9'' N.Y. ''"s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-15

Ih-rc W0s fITIIIT O-r NJ lTf m0I'1I' 0INII01
to-day. and cal loans were doac 900 pl l"" ot o.di-
mar, Stock Exchange collateral 90 urr o.Ht" the
ril... rat,, l..., 1,d g. .ld at bank =. I..r' is
no chang. lu sr.aut-. Tine u.t,d rtI',a iI,aatisr
t.-!4t received 1000 900 National iaa. notes ior
redemption. Ihr Customs o.. pt' nt Washington
amounted to f20DgOO Tho internal Hrfrn"r Ic-
c,iy, footed up 3Z7-,0DD. The following Is the
Cltasi.l-'..u,r statement: Currency 80 "'iaHe'-
~Gj.sII $3.50: currency balances, fJ,j5A'"o; gold
exchanges. s. $1,000; gold balances +Iii7lS.
Government bor,i, were bic l.r on continued buy
inc hy srvirp- btut-. cjc. We annex litr-t -I'..
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Nevada at 2772ec lcs 200 Western TeX9s part AZ 2lo
2ic 13 bales Spring California part q Doc for bufry 1000
heavy 10 at 25e 10000 ID do at 25e2sc 20O ~ fsi,
az 2Oa23c; 10 bales do l72a2Oc lI2 bales cored
at 6sL a6Oc SO bales soc; 10000 DO o. 59c; 300
D Pulled S7e T0O0O Cape at &c., ~ bass Whe
and 1900 u Black Colorado 10000 ID Black ana gray
Lungoria, and $500 n Rio Grande on private terms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-15
Gopartnersbip Notices.

TYIE COpartnership heretofore existing be-
the undersigned n This day dissolved by limitation.
walter Weston alone Is authorized 10 s!gn ~ liquidation
New-York. Jan. ]. 1s7G.-JAMl.S W. CALDWELL, WAL
TER WESTON, JOHN W. ROCKWELL
THE undersigned have this day formed q CO.
partnership under the INN name and style OF CALDME ELL,
WESTON q Co. JANIS ". CAi ELL,
WALTER WESTON,
NewYork. Jan. !. 1876. JAMES X. WATTS.
VNHE FIRM of REITMEYER, SAATWEBER
Il q DUSENBERRY. has this day bren dissolved Nv mn-
tual The business Of the late firm sd Dc and con
uIued by " NJ. REITMEYElI WM. RElIMEYilS
G. X. SAATWEBER,
Nev.YOrk. Jan. u.s. 1876. BENZ G.. d. SENBERtI.
Nos. lS4 10 1872 CHURCHsT. cor. Op WHITE
NFW YORK, Jan. -, 1876.
THE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing be-
tween the undeTs gnet under The brm name Of ~iAD
LER & 90 "a THIS DAY DISSOLVED BY mutual consent.
by the retirement thcTcirUm OF Mr.. MAN oIADlEt
alta Of the will be liqgidatcd 10y the other part
who the exclusive nght 10 SIG me iih name ID
VQuidaflOu MAX SIADLEK.
ILKAN NAUMBURG,
WILLIAM KRAUS,
EMANUEL La Ek,
EDWARD b. SIMON.
The undersigned members Of the late firm OF Siadlor Co
w continue The Clothing and Wooden business under IN"
style OF NAUMBURG. kRhUS. LAUEK & 60, at the
old stand corner of Church and WhiiestS
ELKAN NAUMBURG,
WILLIAM KRAUS,
EMANUEL LA Err,
Ne~York Jan II. 1875. EDWARD b. SIMON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-15
forces, Carriages, Garnese, &ye.

l,HERIFF'' SALE of HORSE, WAGON, HAIR
- Mss, Gc.-Wn sell THIS DAY Saturday Jan. IL. at
o O'Clock Al 81 aud 156 East Fiityth
WILLIAM &. CONNER, sheriff.
JANE- ". STUART. Deputy.
TF'iE LARGEST ASSORTMENT of Slcighs
Il TIE city consisting OF Albauy-. IOltlanis trimmed
pOnies sN-eat; TTottes 1T prices 10 suit the
air, Brewster Clarence iandaulct Come
Coupe lcckaVay seats DO four ats also 100
second hand Carriages OF al styles Harness. Robes Bells &C.
W. H. GRAY. 20 and - WoOrteTst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-15

1876, at S5i,097. Corresponding period last year,
So, 49, increase $21.S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-15
HORSE mdCARRIAGE MARKET
NEW-IORk, +

NEw-YoHk, Friday, Jan. i. IS76.
Following are the sale, at Arch. Johnston's
establishment to-day Tnro ,ntlst between University
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-15
See Cream.

uORTON's ICE CREAM
Is made from PU RI ORANGE COUNTY CliEAMi
and d covering the fact AZ they compare
with others make not made from Pure Cream
Our exceed those Of any other hment OF the
kind In world almost equal those o All me New
York dealers combined Thus enabled 70 supply a
BETTER ARTICLE at LOWER FIGURE than any
V'bet establishment
CHARLOTTE Russo rich and delicious,
70 CRsTs PER DOZEN OF 90 CENTS PER QUART
,,DkP0Ts-So. 800 4TH-AyE aud NO. 1924 BROAD
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GcGchcrs.

ricncrd teacher formerly instructor in liarVai de
p Tee PUPILS. Address HARVARD, tribune p
town Oai.t. l23S BToldNay
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-12-30
THE NEW YORK
UN E /.
The Trading AMERICAN NEWSPAPER
Largest Circulation
"a.
AMONG THE BEST PEOPLE.

LIT PUBLISHES ALL THE NE.~s. TIA
servant Of NO man and the slave Of 90 pa-ty. /,
can afford TO and does tell the truth aAeut sli'
Il IT Is IMPARTIAL AND INDYPHND.
ENI. Believing In Intelligent ssffsgs, 1t aim,
to furnish voters the fullest and faire.t infarms
tlon, to qualify them for the wises. dischsrre a.
their responsibility.
HIT Is, AS IT ALWAYS WAS. ESSEN.
TALLY REPUBLICAN. 1t NAV quarrel in Il.
future, as 1t has done In the past, with errors Of
Republican leaders OF corruptions In the Rspubli-
can party; but II can never cease to be true IL
republican principles, aud especially to those
golden ieclrinss Of civil service reform, hasd
money the ssnctity Of the National faith, and
equal Justice to all Glasses at the South, vhish
formed the eernsr-stones of Gov. Hayes sdmirs.
bio letter OF acceptance.
lY:-ITS MORAL TONE Is PURE AND FL
E' AIED The family circle Is neysr profsnsd
by anything which appears ia the columns Of THs
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