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Tx. Miller, agent for pianos and organs has
a second hand Mason & Hamlin organ, which
can be secured at bargain. 1t has two banks
Of keys eight stops and four sets of reeds, and Is
in unad condition. Just tho thing for a church
~ 1aS',o f.
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New Goods this week at c. C. Mars.
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f. Butterick & Co.'S, patterns at c. c.
Mars.
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Don; ht worried aud annoyed with not only a
poor quality of Coal but dirty and slaty besides,
but buy Of G. w. NEAL & BRo. who deal only
in the best qualities. 32G
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Good clean Coal to be had only of c. W
Neal d Bro. 32f
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WATER PROOF WATER PROOF
Boots at Mcltinncy's
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Snow Excluders for sale at Mckinncy's.
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French dressing at knorr's.
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hO NlIT Male or Female. Send your address
Nv W. and get something that viii bring
WANT you IN hOuOraby over $3.50 month
MONEY sure 7s iSHEShSS reShwiSh st NEW eN'9@ York
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Centennial Seamle'4 Bags 30 cents II
piece at VI. NJ Russcls.
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COLUMBIA COUNTY TEACHERS INSTITUTE
Met at Orangevile, 2 p. M, December 10th,
1875 About two hundred teachers attended
throughout the session.
After prayer by Rev. Houtz Of Orangevile,
and some very pointed and earnest remarks
by County Superintendent W. II. Snyder T. b.
Miller, of Espy, was elected vice-president, G,
w. Walker secretary, Miss Sarah Spear assis-
tant secretary.
An appropriate address Of welcome by Rev.
Houtz, was followed, by the superintendent,
with instruction in the different ways of comput-
ing interest-a matter that he made very clear
and interesting, to the edifcation Of all the
teachers not previously thoroughly acquainted
with the subject.
Recess. Song by Miss Spear, Messrs. Am
norman, Miller and Walker
Prof De Graaf, of Troy, n Y, was introduc-
ed. lie said he had come to work, not talk, and
would begin tomorrow morning, at ten o'clock,
to which time the session was adjourned.
Tuesday, Dec q, 10 a. m.--Roll call prayer,
music.
Orthogopiy-Irof De Graot-Before enter
ing upon the consideration of his particular
theme, the Professor promised this general order
Of presentation; first, method Of instruction /;
secondly, resu Is to be attained thirdly cautions
to he observed.
He then applied the order to oral exercises
in spelling, thus:
l, Method.--Require the pupil (1) to accu-
,I, a. La. g Al
liable in order, the sylabes in order, the words
of succeeding lesson before study.
ILLUSTRATED by ospirant, coincidence, inquiry Or
deal, orthoepy
2. To name, in proper order, not only letters,
but all marks necessary to the correct printing
of the word.
illustrated by boys, 5.o.y-apostrophe.s, Joys
j-o-y-s.opostrophe, roi-caN r.o-Rhyphen.c.a.H, &C.
3, Make every days exercise in some sort
review, but call up different words daily.
II. Results.-Aim to secure (1) correct pro.
nunciation; ., correct spelling.
III. Cd,njons.-l, pronounce the word to the
pupil but once.
., Allow the pupil "to try" bnt once.
8, Don't allow the pupil to repea, a syllable.
ILLUSTRATED by (say) repeating, thus: teacher,
repeatingj pupil, repeating re, re, peat, peat
ing, ing, rpeahng.]
The professor VERY properly, we think
ridcued the fashion of "beginping back at the
beginning every time y but why not spell thus :
tcac her, rcpeatingj pupil, repeating, re, peat
ing, repeating, simply marking the termination
of the syllable by u pause or infection sf the
yoiCe?1
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SHORT CTT TO NEALTH

Chances for all Male and female agents and can
vaSoera. Free information, and free samples with
every order. 7. o. 1850
HILTON & CO., 1j2, Worth St. N. Y.
Nov. 5-I W.
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4 GENTS, 20 OIL CHROMOS mounted
"A size gX11. for 81. Novelties and Chromos OF
every description National Chrome Company, Phil
adelph.a, Pa.
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Hair Braid, at c c. Marr's.
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TUESDAY AFTERNOON.

Elementary Geometry - Prof. De Gragf-
Principles Of instruction.-1, begin at the begin
ming.
., Proceed from the known to the unknown.
3 Take one thing at time.
4, Keep close to the subject.
The Professor held that the statement of the
marks of species should precede the announce
ment of its name. Accordingly, his definitions
l. That which has position, but not magni
tude, is a point
q That which has length, but not breadth or
thickness is - line.
g. Tho line that measures the shortest dis
tance between two points Tor every point Of
which extends in the same direction is a
straight line.
4. The line that changes its direction at ev-
cry point is curved line, or curve.
s. A line that changes its direction at some
of its points is broken line.
g. A straight line that extends up and down,
and docs not incline in any direction is YER
teal line.
7. A straight line that inclines neither up nor
down is - horizontal line.
s. A straight line that is neither vertical nor
horozontal is an oblique line.
SCHEME.
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Supt. W. TT. Snyder, SIT
W. H. sn"der third person. sir second; rd
mot d. after %, on the line.
Prof. l. f. Schoonovcr aud others dissented
holding that Snyder insight we'll be parsed as in
the second person C. w. Walker and others
that the form 23 was correct, which the Proies'
sor subsequently, allowed for business letter.
only. Much harmless discussion was provoked
on this subject.
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FRIDAY MORNING.

Grqmmnr-Prcf. De Graaf-Name-w words are
nouns; action words, verbs quality words, ad-
iectives; connective words, conjunctions; rela-
tive words, propositions; emotisn words, inter
jections; limiting words, adverba. Teach the
child the definition before you name the thing
defined.
Remarks by the County Superintendent on
schools, school-houses, &c.
pECp1 IrrIoNs
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-25

Thirty ycaa AGO the Rubber Porous
rlastcis superseded al oli,r pla>ict-.
and To "A degree. liuimcuts uHd other cN-
tcrnal remedies since then it has held
its prominence. until recently. when the
old rubber compound has been greatly
improved in BcnSou's Caprinc Porous
Plaster. in various way.
First. BY So ircaiiu" the rubber that
ii contains mere electricity than form
erly.
Second. By thc addition of capcinc. a
powerful siimulnHt, which ~ausc~ The
plaster 10 act Immediately and greatly
Increases It's efficacy and usefulness,
making it the best remedy known for
colds. rheumatism. hmcncss of the back
aud muscles. kidney complaint, etc.
The manufacturers are pleased to hear
that there j. u large class Of conscientious
druggists, who. having become con-
WINGED of the great merit of Bcnsnn's
Capcinc Plaster unhcsilalingly recon-
meme it 10 the public. OF such are T..
Drchcr. Newark, y. j.: Charles
Altman and NJ VI. Cook. BROOKS.
Ign. y. y: Sommcr, Linds y
CO.. Quincy. H., Robert Powers
Richmond. Va; T.. i, Iiartc. New Or
leans. In, Guiic& d Berry, Tcrrc Iiau,c
| Ind, who say "thc results from the
sale, of licu.ou'i tapciHe Plaster. here
| (Tcrrc llauicl has convinced Us that it
is tar superior 10 ordinary porou. pla,-
ter" and W. y. Weber. Springfield.
Mass. who says. "thcy seem to constitute
an advertising medium of themselves
when introduced. send mc four gross
! Immediately
The manufacturers also regret TO learn
! that druggists. in some Instances, acting
from pccuuiary motives. Is though the
retail price oi Bousou's tapcinc j. the
same a. ordinary Porous PIastcrs. the
cost 20 them i somewhat higher. have
used their influence 10 persuade cu-to-
mcrs who ask for Benson, Capcinc to
,titutc some other article tor them.
BE sure you get Bcn>on's Capcinc
! and no other article for them. Re sure
you get Bcnson's Capcinc ana no other.
| Price. - cents.
Scabury " johnson, Pharmaceutical
Chemists, y. Y. To be obtained. for
twenty-five cent, OF Barclay Bros. Cairo.
! Illinois 2-lg-lm dNw-3J
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So u,hlv perfect are The iccibc- ct 10, Won
'l"Cfu pliu..u utliiHw aud healing tcutnlr Linz
Iuruts that we can cuniiicuinllv stN they VIII
alleviate H.i pain arfl uH nom Eu'u,
bone or muse ttlpruuwtIupnt" NJ CdI not PIE.
tend that they Nil mend - hrukcn los ur 60
term Innate bO,is, but even IN such eases thVN
viii rcduc" the inflammation aud stop the utiH.
Nor can We gaitrrnivc ih" proper r'-uliF where
the body h. poisoned bS whisky. fem
pcruuCc j. ~ necessary tJI proper lhy -cul, %.
Tine Nliic tc,snur eminent {. lnr-
ttcularly adapted tpull ca .us ut Rheumatism.
Iumhagu. Neuralgia lyt-ipcla-. SI.rniiis.
Itch, thllhhiue, Cuts, Erui-c.. stiur-. Poi sous.
Wounds. Weeping ~iuovs, HARMS, Frosted
Feet PALSY. iur-uclic. lUuih-arhr, Head ACHE,
Ulcer, Old sore, l;rulru Breasts. ~li' Nlp-
piles, sore Throat Group, IipihcilI, etc The
will cure all of Them 10 viii hcuont. II viii
estruct she poisson from bii,.- and siiuy4.
and will cure bUrns and Scuidv without a
GEAR. The following D. butl ample otu thuus-
ana similar te tlnpniHis
ANTIOCH. LII, Zee. ., l'7l
"Ny "iic hul ior long time icen q terrible
-ulcrcr nom Rhrumuii ~. She has utVl ma y
physicians and many remedies The only thing
which has given her relief 'cniaur Imminent
an triIitpd iu -ay this Ia cured her
W. II. EfNu, Postmaster
II B. an indispullhc iaci that ihc 1cnUlt lhi-
mcut- are performing cures EC.pr Before
c1cct"d hy any preparation boo existence, IKE
Chronic lthouInn'i-m % shir!y years stand
Tag. Strengthening fingers and joint which lt1
been lin Tor siN years taking ihg -pt'nr-t from
burma, etc.
OncdulIar. or even iny cent?, invested ir
! Ccntaur Imminent vil. Pee within reach when
Rn accident occurs. aud viii do more good
/ than amy amount Of money pai for uyIiD,
Attendance. When physicians are called tlp,
| frequently u.c thi, I.iuiugnf, and a. cour-'
| charge several price for %.
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W0ri, OF the l.iUH IA I!.c IsorII."
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NorlcEs OF TIM rEEas

NOTICES or IGiE PRESS
The ever Increasing circulation OF ihi,
excellent monthly proves IT, continued
aqhpuon 10 popular desirc- and needs IN.
deed, when wo ,hink into how many home.
IL peneirates every month, Wa must con.
slider IL 10 one OF the educator, %, well ~
entertainers ofthc pubic mind Tor 10, VAST
popularity la. been won 10y 30 appeal 10
stupid Ircjudices OF deprgyCI - Os.
ton Globe.
The character which this Magazine pos.
seSses for variety enterprise artistic wealth
and literary culture ihat hAs kept pace with,
II IL has not led the times, should cause H..
conductors to regard IL with iustiiiable COM
placcncy. IL also entities them to a great
claim upon the public gratitude. The
Magazine ha. done good and not evil aI,
the days OF it, liio.-i}roOklyn Eagle.
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Before the era OF Railroads. Cairo had
pOsition Us Il centre of COM
iucrcc aud navigation. This importance OF
position she tin possesses. but has now the
additional advantage OF being Il great iaii-
road cpnre, a number OF the most import
ant railroad, iu the Valley Oithe Miss. s-ippi
converting TO and having their ternini
there. Am ng these, coming from the north
are tine great Illinois Central Railroad,
which trgNcfSes the entire tate OF Illinois
irOmit> cStreme northern and northeastern
to its southern limits, and by it, come ctions
extends into al the great northwestern
grain producing states The caro- anu ' IN
ceuue.. extending from cairo 10 he City of
Niucenues. in the state OF lndisni, whore
its connect afford direct railroad COM
municatiOus with all Eastern cities; ami
the Cairo Is 81. Louis Railroad, anOrdiug
direct railroad communication with the
City of It. Louis and all the railroads cen
teriug there The road, coming from the
south are the New Orleans, Jackson and
Great Northern and the Mobile aud Ohio
Railroads. which give direct railroad COM
municl'ion with tn cities OF Mobile and
| New Orleans, and other southern Atlantic
| sea ports. ana by connecting roads with all
the country luth of Cairo; and coming
| from the southwest i,the Cairo. AThaH,U,
| and 'icXas Railroad, which liOrds similar
| communication with so them Missouri,
| Arkansas and Texas and the principal cit
| les of those States. Ills last-nlmed rosd
| vii give, also. direct connection with the
| Texas and Pacific Road when i, is com L..
ted, thus giving direct communication wi Il
the principal porte OF the Pacific Ocean
d, Those 10 lroads, tormilaiiHgU TT Cairo, are
now all completed and in successful opera.
! ton, those ia Illinois coming into the city
on bank OF each OF the rivers, Ohio and
| NJ jssissippi. and terminating ut their cOuilu
ence, thu, ,ncircling the city. The Holly
Springs, Brownsville and Ohio River Rail
road, and the Cairo and Tennessee Rive
Railroad, which will both terminate u
Cairo. are in course Of construction and vii
soon be completed, and other railroads boil
in Illinois and in state, south of the Ohi'
! river, which will also terminate ut Cairo
are projected, ana arraHgompnt, made 1,
build them. The construction of ihcs,
will greatly increase the rtilroad cOmmuni
cations OF cairo
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The Yellow Centaur Liniment

j, adapted % the tough KIN, muscle and flesh of
the animal creation Its effects upon severe
cl.c- ut SPAWN, -Wouy, MHd-GHll, Rig
Head and poll-iyii, are litlc les than mIIvul
lpu..
Me SIS J. Mcclure \ Co., Druggist, cor.
Elm and Front IFS Cincinnati, - ,-ay
''ln our net hhprhuudu number OF tpum-tcrs
are using tn, lcntaW Ium,nt. They proc
uounc" IT superior to any thing they have ever
used. We cell n- high a. lour COB i've doI"u
mules -
Nchayc volume ul testimonials do.erllug
cures ct epruiu-, kicks, Dul-, Pol. IyiI, liie-
Head, and even Founders, which az. little less
than ndrNcls 40 owner of ana animal can
AFFORD tp bu without a bottle Of ,cutaur Lni-
mcnt. which any day may prove worth twenty
time D.. cost.
sold everywhere, bat prepared My at the
Laboratory uiJ. T.. Roe = Co,
lH bIG ~I., NV loIE.
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AZ mahiigctufllg location The position
Of cairo il not loss important. The crude
materials of every description, which con-
sltute the elements Of Manufactured nrtl-
cles, abound on every side, iron ore, coal,
Of superior quality, and timber of every
character, more than others, being easily
and cheaply accessible, and the rich agri-
cultural region OF the immediate peigh5or-
hood. ~ well rs the more remote districts
rendered tributary to it by river ana rail,
furnish suppliesoI lue Lecessarics Of life in
such abundance ~ tOrendcr living except
iOnally cheap When the manufuctur d arti-
ce- are produced, the facilities 70. cheap
distribution by river and rail are not
cqualed.
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CastOria.

health, ami t!iO iuyI- have rest. 10 they VII
Use tusturiH. Worms, lcycI!-huc--, t,ytuIug,
Wiud collie, SOUR stomach and uudige -tcl foot
make children cross, and produces sickness
iastOrla Will u-,imiiatc the fpud e. pei
worms. and correct all these things. fuT
iWcut! years Nv. Pitcher experimental 200 hi-
private practice "a produce IN effective tuthArtiC
and stomach regulator which would he TO- capr-
tivcaS Castor vi. without its uupr. snt
tas ic or rccUil.
The reputation of his experiment extended
Physician and nurse, rapidly adopted hi.
remedy. 10 which he gave the name of cas-
tOriu
ta-turla g. u- picasnI, 10 iaItr ~ honey.
regulate the stomach uud bowels, and does moi
grippe, II Is adapted go all ages contains no
ulcbuhol, and h. absolutely itarinlt,. 10
the most tender infant.
Try tasturia once and YOU will uc.Cl' be
without 10.
Prepared ut the Laboratory ofJ. r. Husc *
Co, ~ boy street New lorE. tD-2-2l-l.tW
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This city, a. I, wei SHOWN. is -itultcdat
the confluence Of the Ohio aud Mississippi
rivers, at the head ui uuiEiol'ptcd naNi u
ton on the Mi.is,iIli, icing below uh-
structious hy Zee IN The Winter anu low
water in summer. aud tLu3 ht. a clear and
open river communication at all times over
c-Nissis,irpi aud It's tributaries, with all
the cDtntry south. To- the CUT OF Mexico
and tho Atlantic ocean. Cairo bas also the
same character Of communication with all
the country north over the screams flowing
by IT, when those streams ATE not iHuayi-
gable hy reason Ut ice ur low water.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-25

IT, cent. loootiou in tho grug- Valley of
the Mississippi, and the great ealth Ofrlver
and railroad communication, gives TO Cairo
unsurpassed advantages as Il commercial
point, q, it affords 10 her easy and cheap ac-
cess to all the grain producing districts OF
the North aLd West, and similar access to all
the agricultural rrouucc consumers Of the
South, thus presenting the best location in
the Weston an Interchange OF the respect
i've northern and southern commodities and
pro ''uctinns
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-25

Cairo has a moral, intelligent, liberal and
ehterprlsing population of about l2,OO0--has
u superior systcm OF public schools, which.
with others conducted by private enter.
prise, afford uu.urp sscd educational al.
yantages--is possessed of welI.c,tablished
churche, Of nearly every denomination
has public and priv ate buildings Of a ,upe-
rlor character-has . climate, which for "a
lubrity and healthful influences cannot he
supassed--la, well-regulatcd and eff
lcionl municipal organization, its streets
lighted with gas, and Othermctr0politan ad-
yuntagcs, which make il highly desirable
and in reality not to be cXcelad ~ a place
otpermaneul residence.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-25

VIII most positively cure any case orrhcunn-
Ism on rheumatic govt, no matter how long
standing, ON the face of the earth. Being an in
ward application II does the work quickly, thor
"ughly and permanently, leaving the system
strong and healthy Write To any prominent
that the above statement l. true IN every Ilrtc-
ulur.
CONDEN- Ed CERTIFICATES,
National Hotel,
Washington, u. &. December ., l-.i.
Mc.srs llrlphcustipc n Bentley:
Gents ! very chccrully state that used DII-
rang Rheumatic Remedy with decided benefit.
a. II, STEPHENS,
Member Of Congress Of Ca.
Presidential Mansion,
Washington, -. g., Avril %, 1873.
Mcssrs llclphou.tine X Bentley:
Gents For the past seven years ms vile has
been great suler from rheumatism hcrd"rtors
falling TO give her relief. housed three bottles
Durans' . Rheumatic Kennedy, and permanent
cure was the result WM, ". N'ltJDk,
Executive Clerk to PresideL Grant,
Washington. u. g., March3 1916.
In the space Of twelve hours my rheumatism
was gone, having taken three doses OF Durang' 5
Rheumatic Remedy. My brother j. Il. Cessna,
of Bedford, Pa, wa cured by u ,imilarum0uni.
JOHN CESSNA,
Member Of Congress Of Pa.
Price one dollar bottle, or SIN bottles for five
dollars. your druggist for Durango Rhcu-
matte Remedy manufactured hy
llELfllEN-1lSE n BENTLEY.
Druggists and Chem, No.,
Washington, y. 4.
! Frf-For sale in Chicago, by Nam ,chaapl
Stevenson ~ Reid, ami Lord smith y CO.
Wholesale Druggists,
lO-li-wiv
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Why will YOU suffer ,

Iuut-m, >pain-, Tin Joints, Swclling-, Buns,
scald- ur Weak Back, when the tcniaur Liui-
meut uilprds certain relief Many articles sooth
main To- a certain extent. but entaur Linunont
cures The white Liuim.ut 4 for the human
mmiiy, the Yellow IiniIncnt Is Cor horses aud
animals. U-t-1i-lliW.
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Cross and sickly children O.

he made healthy and -troug 10y regulating their
stomacli~ auc bowels with Cn-torir II is more
effective than Castor oil aud Is ~ pleasant o.
take AS honey For wind Cole, sour stomach,
Worms and tostivcness, there j. nothing iu cN-
steucr equal to tastuiia.
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SAVE MONEY WE pay dou N.

H.... 1 ~
IVY MGrihot goods for $40. Why not do il
u.' 'l''t y J. Dollar sale, %, Eromicld -
''I ''h' r. hlnll r.ishIi 4hcl, aud tor years las
.'i8 really valuable goods worth M IA s''1
MY lNl,' "l Oslo b,E HuILAl Ne nm.
'' ana l'ruumruuri hy ilr bt.t p.i,rt..
49, ..' 'Hlhr merchants our sale A. tr
ht,l'' pc uu.lut'r enterprise we do -ru go,i.
~ ts- Wan other uealus la these times if ,,,..
~, 1884, ~, WV! we sell Iewclry, silver and
i'ia'ei ware glassware Cutlery prv 40
Fancy noon- Gr0ccries Teas ,oiieps. Suicn.
and IN liSt everything including I, 900 plr-o,i
books, Mhi,h retail at ~ 40 10 50, and NH t'r
Just one dollar. There isuo "ucfcI' - ,'ariI,rr
Slip or Other iuc.pN. one dollar ler,r, .,''
article onthe H7i' We g., .. H., lrt Van .,o
goods before pa} ing over -, 900 'pnttG,N "a.
test the popularity VI uut great sale. NJ -
agents everywhere. We cannot .iy. ,',,. ~" n,,
ntIe Of our business oui list of goods would
hll hi, entire paper sent al once tnt rircnla,s
aud recommendation from our patrons Van
can save cash vii you do II II ~ address nv
oh't H. JOHNSTON CO. y J.. DOLLAR
M, ai iromilod 81 Boston Mac
NNJ -l.lt. WIN,
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Lots An land IN Cairo A. now oilorel AZ
very low priros, allording favorable oppor-
tunitles 10 purchaee. and the owners pre-
cent the location 10 the public rs Offering
unriNa'ed advantages Tor the successful e,-
tabl shmy ni Of commercial or m0nuiactur.
ing enterprises, and the best locality IN the
country FOR profitable investment OF capltal
=. STAATS TAYLOR,
EDWIN PARSONS,
ruetcGr, etc.
CAIRO, H., May Int, 1874,
h-lS-ti
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A SPECIALITY.

The BrtuuS printing
fTyiAssfs S>a>as-p establishment make. a
Ik q speciality of 1871 Heads.
Notc Heads, Letter Heads,
Statements, Cards, lite IopL at these price,:
small size hill head-, I,r 100 ..............s ''
Medium size bin heads. per tuuusand........, p -
All on fourteen pound paper, Carlisle Mills
rated two sents per pound higher than paper
used by any other once-mlrd 10 order at iIr
mills especially lor this oncr
Statements, Carly sic, per loo".... ..'..'.f' Wv
Letter Heads, Carlysle, per lIUo ..........' ''
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