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Marriage
Guide.

the complexion. Re.
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pages WIN numerous rngfnsihgs, aud contains valuable
Information Tor those who are married concrn mar
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u contains tho ctpticueo and advice o. rh,slci.u
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Tax Notice

Notice is hereby given to all persons
whom it may concern, that at a .ulc Of
In and town aud city lots held at the
southwest door Of the court house IN the
city OF Csro, County Of Alexander ,and
state of lIliuois On the 9tn dy oil Septem.
Der, \. ID 1870, for Il t.. county district
school an other taxes for the year 49, ana
costs, the undersigned became the pur.
chaser OF The 70 owing described lot, -jt
uate IN the town Vt Santa Fem the county
and state aforesaid
Lots Block In whose name taxed q sold
3 ! 2 (; Jon Err, heir
6 4 j. W. Rcnlro
Au that the tine for redemption viii *.
pire on the Sta day OF >eptembe. AID, lS7,.
MRS. G.. HAFNER.
Cairo, April Both. la77. Purchaser
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Nicholas Minturn, -
BY DR.. Holland, the Editor.

whose story of "Sevenoaks " gave the h,gs
est satisfaction TO the readers OF the
Monthly.
/ The scene Of this latest novel IL laid Oh
the banks OF the Hudson The hero IL a
young man who has been always tiled 10 a
womah'r apron striDgs,' but who, by th.
deaih oil MS mother, IL left alone In the
w0rld-to dnit on the current Of Hewitt
fortune, but without purpose.
Another serial, "Ilis Inheritance by
Mrs Traiton, viii begin on the compile ton
OF That Lass - Lowiie's," by Mrs Hodg.
son Burnett Mrs. Burnett, story, begun
In August, has paihos and dramatic power
Which have been a surprise 10 the public.
There /. TO Re series OF original and ex-
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enre," 10y Ms. Herii k, each psIer com
plete in " eli.
There are tObc, from various pens, papers
oL
Home Life and Travel"
Also. practical suggestions as 10 town and
country lie, Village improvements, etc., By
wsll'knJwD specialist,
Mr. Barnard, articles on various indus
res OF Great Britain include the history o.
some Experiments IN Cooperation" "a
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December Other papers are "The British
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keepers" "Ia'penny AWeek for the Child
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richly Illustrated series " III be given Oili
American sports by Hood and Field,n BY
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10 COnsumptives

consumption, that se1urge OF humanity. l..
lht great dread OF the human family, in nil ci,ii-
z"l countries - "'' -'''-
lea cpuhient that am In possession az IN.
0hIy sure, nulliDle rrmedy-nOw knnwn Ia
~ Profession Tor the speedy. positive cure nj
nal nfeAl disease, and its unwelcOme coDc0rn .
tahr, w! CatIrth, Asthma, Bronchitis, Ner-
'Ous p'uhiiy' etc, etc. | am old iogy. be-
,,.,'o ~ 'u,liclhe twenty eight Years eype-
i,ehe. a. busy practitioner In the best con
tuhpllph hospitals IN the old and new worli
h ~, nusht me The value Of proper mcIica II n,
Dotll local and constitutional In The eur n, III
fi'n' eie!h! oi our race have found H. Eut
an dIsn. n-ing. ! started .,l, 10 INV ia ,b,,.,
suffering with consumption or Auy az - si''.e
nIaIal,ssi mst " address ns me giving ,yInr,.
pm,' they shall he put 10 possfssi0n io,hi.
great boon, without charge, ind shall hay. H.,
beneht OF my experience in thoasands OF 80
succsssluiiy ireitei' Pun particulars. di,er-
tions Tor preparation and use, and mlylce ana
Instructions for successful treatment Al yn',,
own home, VIII he received by you Is re,urb
mail, free Of charge, BY addressing
DR. JOHN :, BURNETT,
NV VI J .irrsll 'trirt I.OuisIiIi
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For Cutaneous Disorders

And all eruption OF the skin, :the olntncn, 4.
mott Invaluable. II does not heal eNterna!ly
alone, but pen,Irais with the nost searching
elects TO the very root Of the evil
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FuDilc notice Is hereby given that i'm rur-
-hdi c. anu ny virtue of u certain order ildg-
lneht ana decree Of tue UNITY court of exam
DER county state u Illinois, m4,.e auI Sater.-i
at tue FEBRUARY term Of ,ai court \. H. ~
upon the application OF the un'cr- I.ueI 81. al.
IhlHisua'Or OIL the estate .; Louis .IJrggli-pn.
ptceh-el, 10 said court for leave To- 4rI real e.
late u Inc sad estate tppay the debts u said 60.
utic, VIII "A, 7lch administrator, on lu--. lay.
July l"th, IHi',at the hour # two cock 10 HE
hl"rho"h, ~ ne front door Of The court house
IN thc 'lti ~ afro. IN raj county AMI slate,
9hei al pnhlo Ic - tie hiLheet uud bet I'd T..
utI ia" following to-Crlhcd real estate II ,trrly.
The east half Of the north east quarter
OF section fur ~, in township ~.
seventeen W.. south ran,c 40 two
~ west Of the 81 principal meridian.
IN said COUNTY; also sixteen 90 lots, Nos. ON.
~ 10 twclvcnD both Inclusive, and Nos thlrt,
s,eNthltD 70 forty % both inclusive, in U!Uck
No, thirteen I'D In the fourth GlhE
addition To said city Of Caiio-as h.
sad lots are designated AMI de-.
crlhed On lhe recorded map or plat II -ail city:
also .nt No twenty-iOul n, In block No
lii'y lie 90 IN III" first add ton 10 said II 4 of
lairJ. AMI also lots thrTyen 90 and fourteen
~, ~ bocl no. se'entcenU73, in the city II
~ sale, IN the county Of La sale. EnI STATE
aforesaid SAID real estate T. 10 be sold for IA,
payment of the debts Of the said e-ta,e nud
the same Will be sold for one-ha ca.A In hand
ami The balance In Dix and twelve months Min
! spph personal security AMI Il N ,rsage, on sai.
mortgage, ON the pr m ses sold TO secure Jul.
"hee OF the purchase NJ, ney
HoHACE WArpsER,
NAiHo' June, '''" Aiminislfat r, etc
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Notice 10 tho AFFLICTED and ljnio,,un,,c

h6'ore ppyingto tho notorion, quaet, who advertise
Pnbo pagers, nr using any qank remeae. peru.e m.
NY. sos 90 matter what your disease how depor'
Butt, occupies double house twenty sev.n rooms,
lndetsed BY some Of NE most eesora,ed medical profess
so 81 this eouny asd Europe and bs cousulted per-
Cee and parlcrs, Ma y North kisah street, bssvsee
wet and Cherart. ST. ris. ~.
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H. MrLKEY, Dr.. .ISEGAu, J.M. LAsspyS
mULKEY, LIREGAR & LANSDEN,
Attorneys at Law,

CAIRO, Ills.
Llnrgar Il Lansdon 9-ls,5,,
sun please copy.
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otter gears of the most ta6oriSms re- re-.
search aud inpestiJGtion, ana atr amo
MD, nos presents 10 re amerie raj. p re-
copery and property, he enieaey , o. Wh'e ot
festimoniaIs. Tic unsolicited offerings or
suffering and discouraged patients, sh s,
hare not omiy receiced RELIEF and oenent
from their continued use, 0m h"re ose.
compiaiyts. ,rLich Mare been adj"d9ed ~
tie most emiaeat physicians as hopeless
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Ayers Cathartic Pills.

FOR az the purposes Of Family Physic (;
Indigestion, Foul Stomach, Breath.
Headache, Erysipelas, Kheuma-
tlsm, Eruptions and Skin Diseases.
Biliousness, Dropsy, Tunors,
Worms, Neuralgia; as q Din
ner Pill, for purifying the BlCcd
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MARRIAGE;
GUADES g.: a.,

H"WHy NHTpY "a NE lnnrrlIU fcn'IOn Mae and female
yyuhv aud middle h2c9 should icsi aud preserve Il
coma us iJnniioN, which 10 one afford ~ he ylth.
tLli Oh how ~ pseryC the health, G,l COMPLEXION ard
iEet1 lsG.i cheeks the itsu'-s Of youth IA. bes lad
thy true Marriage Guide IN the World. Prize ~ cru
Mail The author may be consulted prtsdnally or ~
shil on ANY subjects mentioned !n his work Aibr
~ o.. OLIS. ~ ashn.ipu -. Ihiq-c;, ~
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PROPRIETARY
M EDICIN ES
DIR. CHANDLER, F.R.S.A.,

late Physicisn TO 81. Georges and 81. sar'ho'o'
news Hospitals, London, Curator 10
81 Flizabeth's, etc.
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"A Complete Pictorial History of tn
Times. THE best cheapest, and
most successful Family Paper
in the Union.
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A BOOK FOR THE MILLION.

A.rrivAis Counselor W IN
Married, or those about b
marry, on tho physiological
nyleiles and revelations Q
the teisal system, eith VI,
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lipriacott's Magazine
An Illustrated Monthly Of
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Arr.
ANNOUNCEMENT FOR 1877.

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srnfchinr Malaria.

1t lea fact vi ely and amply attested that
where the powerful aud pernlcious drug
qulnine. and other mineral poisons, admin
iste ed rs remedies for fever and ague and
bilious remittsnts. fail 10 yield more than
temporary relief TO the sufferer. Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters scoiches those tremendous
epidemics most thoroughly, and by strength.
ening the system and regulatin lis fune
Ions, protects II against malarial attacks
No resident Of a locality where the above
mala1ies prevail, or where they are likely
10 break out In consequences Of the poison
ing o'the atmosphere by no1iOus enhala-
tions, should fail TO take prac teal coEni
zance Of the above important truth, and By
atimely use Of the Bltters avoid the rsvsges
Of maladies 70 disastrous to the physical
constitution. There Is not in eristsnos q
finer tonic, oorrec tive and defensive cordial
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General Won Mollke advocated and
has secured an appropriation by the
ftlchslHR Tor one hundred and 1--WE
new cawaincles. In the debate. he
reviewed the military preparations
made by France, whose military
budget, he said, exceeded the German
by loOOUO,OOO francs u year. eXclu,
slNe of extraordinary grants. lie
would not discuss the question wheth
or France Intended 10 bear this enor.
nous burden Tor n prolonged period,
or whether she WAS Hrmlng Tor definite
purposes only, hut he must needs saw
that, ~ much ~ he desired peace, he
did not believe Ia It. The French
Journals were full OF spite aud hatred
against Germany. France remem.
befed how many limos she had In.
Vaded dlsunIted Germany.
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A nlrd.ChnrmInr I.n,IY.

The Jacksonville (Plorda) Union
has this interesting incident a few
months since handsome hooking
bird flew into the residence of a ody
in this city and nlightcd Mt her feet
exhibiting little or no fear or suspicion
Of her and permitting her to catch it
in her hand She placed it in a cage.
and it seemed happy and contcntcd
and proved to be one or the finest sin
gers of It's species, filling the house with
It's varied aud melodious strains, until
after some four months of captivity it
was taken sick and died. much to the
sorrow and regret of its mistress, A
short time after its deccase the same
lady was sitting in her room when an.
other beautiful bird OF the same family
came in and took It's position near her,
apparently inviting her to capture it,
which she did without difficulty, She
placed it in the same cage, and it
seemed as contented rs the other had
been, rs if it knew and coveted life
with SO gentle a mistress
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Tho business of Shoe.rcg Making.

Huntington, Massachusetts, has n
pretty little settlement called Davville.
nestled among the mountains near the
Boston and Albany railroad, of which
the principal business is the manulac>
turc of shoe pegs, an insignificant bust
ness it would seem, but important
enough to be distinct and interesting
industry, The shop belongs to 4. &.
Day " Son, and the principal one OF
the kind in all that region The pegs
are made OF birch wood, which comes
to the mill in logs foot or two
in diameter and these are peeled
and cut into slices of the thick.
ness of the length of the pegs to be
made The sections then pass through
machine which points the pegs, there
being from 10000 to 10000 in each sep.
arate piece, and they are then passed
each way by squares through the split
ter which separates each individual
peg After being dried in II revolving
heated drum and cleaned in q reyoly-
ing sitter they are ready for the mar
ket, and the four or five men in the
factory make from twenty-five to thirty
bushels n day, according to the size OF
the pegs, The town of Spencer has
been supplied from this place for over
thirty years and the goods have been
sold in all sections of the country and
even in England.
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The west and south tre Governing
Sections Political Lead ersbtp.

New York letter Cincinnati Enquirer:
| should not be surprised if it would be
the south rather than the west There
is a genius for political leadership in the
south which no reverses have affected.
Il shines out in Wade IIampton's sur
vival: it is so plain that the yankee
idealists, like Redpath, discover a Gcti
tious governing power in poor old SICK,
rhapsodic Stephens. The fact il, aud
always has been, that the educated and
official race at the south has a fine, in
imitable courage and sense Of honor
which we in vain seek to match with
our generalilings, humanities and senti-
ments,
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Tho great gold mine of Los Cnsalos,
a. uaulneprsl n Chli which Inns boon
lost Tor iolW years. has been found hy
three EnRlishmon 10 was abandoned
30 a. tlme when tho ChIlIaus were shoot
'ng ench other aud trying 20 o,euum
lhe government ID then died up with
water and ana avalanche sid into aud
over IL, and oonlouuded an the geogm,
pliers for Forty years In regard ~ IL
whereabouts Now That 10 has been
found, u III he worked again 10y Eng,
llsh capital,
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Night Associated l'ress Report
The Russians contradict the reports
,of their losses before Bataum.
TIE Russians have occupied the is
lsnG ON the Danube near lbrail, and
the left bank of the river as far ~ the
mouth OF the Klea.
iphe Turkish squadron will shortly
sail for Crete.
The Turks deny their defeat at Kars,
The ear is mt Odessa, and to day re-
viewed the troops.
The Russian iiotiila left Odessa for
Kief. 1t is unreliably reported that
the bombardmeut at Odessa has COM
menced.
The British steamer Wallachin ar
rived at Constantinople, having been
ordered to leaye Golalz
The blockade of the Black sea may
be declared at any moment.
Fire opened this morning at lbrail,
ard the Turkish monitors bon harding
lbrail drew off at noon, on account OF
the weight of the Russian fire. Dam-
age unknown.
The Times' Bucharest correspond
ent, writing under date of April 10Th,
gives the following as the summary OF
the situation in regard to ROumania.
When the Russians crossed the Pruth,
the Roumanians were nearly Tighten
ed out of their senses, for fear the
Turks might execute their oft repeat
ed threat of crossing the Danube.
The government at Bucharest was
loud in its professions Of neutrality,
publishing a manifesto declaring its
intentions to remain perfectly neutral
and announcing its resolution of with
drawing all its forces in to the interior
of the country.
Despite this anr ouncement, 10y some
mysterious fatality, the Roumania
troops and artillery seemed to gravi-
tate towards the Danube instead ofthe
interior. AS the Russians continued
to cross the frontier, the courage of
the Roumanian's rose, and within the
last forty-eight hours We have heard
much less of RCumanian neutrality.
A later dispatch from the cores
pondent says seven Bnigariars have
been arrested at Rustchalk for issuing
an address to their fellow-countrymen.
The Times Pera correspondent
writes to that journal as follows:
"Saluet Pasha's note to the powers,
appealing to the eighth article of trt atty
of Paris, is supposed to be due to sug-
gestions of Mr.. Sayarl. 1t is stated a
council of ministers disapproved the
note by large majority but at the
palace 1t met full appreciation.
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The Turks Score n Success az
Hatnum Which Is Contra
dictcd by Russia,
Fire In Opened on lbrall but the weight
of the Russian Guns Forces The
Turkish Fleet ana Land Force
10 Draw or
ROumanIa's Neutrality Has O, Decided
PanChant Toward the Cars Cause
The Blockade Of the Black Sea
Hourly Expected BOmbard-
ment of Odessa Reported.
Moon Assnclnled Pres, RonorLl


LONDON, May g. Eight thousand
Russians are expected 1T Bucharest 10,
morrow. The Turks ARE burning the
Villages opposite Bucharest.
A declaration Of war between Turkey
md ROmanIa IL imminent,
The Russians have stopped the
manufacture Of gas nj their Black Sea
ports, ieari X conilagratIon in case
Of bOmhardmcnt
There are great losses in the Russian
advance guard, from fever and fatigue.
II In reported that the Russian Goa.
sul general leaves Egypt Saturday,
The people Of Egypt ecem unwilling
to support Turkey, either In men or
money.
The bombardment of Fort Nicholoe
has been resumed The Turkish posts
on the Asiatic ir ntier have surrender.
ed without blow.
The Russian advance guard and
Turkish gunboats are within easy
range in Roumania, but neither are in
ciued to open fire,
The daily News Paris corresponds
ent says, u message from Vienna gives
the following account of the battle of
Kars:
The center Of the Russian army,
forty thousand strong, under General
Melikof, attacked the Turks under
Muhktar Pasha, five miles from kars,
on April 3Oth. The Turks fought des'
perately but the Russians being sup
ported by powerful artillery succeeded
in dislodging them from their posi-
ton. Muhktar called out all his re-
serves and attempted on the 3Oth to re-
cover his lost ground, with sixty thou
sand men, but was defeated and driven
back under the guns of Kars. The
Russian losses were considerable, but
those of the Turks were enormous.
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Death of John Forsyth, the NcsIor of
the Southern Press,

MOBILE, May .. Colonel John For
syth, the well known aud distinguish
ed editor Of the Mobile Register died
to-day, aged siXty-siX years. Colonel
Forsyth WAS the leading democratic
editor Of the south, and was minister
To McNico under Buchanan. He was
a native of Georgia, There is great
sorrow for the loss of Colonel Forsyth.
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Arrest or m Embc xsIing Hank PrcsI
dent.

PHILADELPHIA, May 3.--James a.
lIllI, cashier Of the Union Banking
Company, has made affidavit uelore u
magistrate charging n G. Mu-selnlan,
president, with embell ing moneys
belonging to the bank, aud using them
for speculation. Musselman was ar
rested and held in $4,000 bail for
further hearing.
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The ex-mayor of New York, who is
now seeking rest, quiet and Oblivion
in London, is styled by the dignified
metropolitan journals, 30. X. Hall, a
gentleman who rather went in for ar.
tistic tastes, literature and speech.
ma kinpU
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-04

No mineral" poison and no "acid" curse
(Which only serve to render bad teeth worse)
Is ever found In SOzODONT. 'Tissweet,
But OH, how very simple, as is meet.
Upon the breath It acts Just like n charm,
1t cleanses teeth and mouth, and does no
harm.