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Il nInist n. iiiF'lt. lns iniSrhieNuus
W, .u. ABBOT twelve var. Oh and laying
hi. n.ul calmly up,u Do, shoulder, thus
allrr--sI h,iu
"My -in 1 bs,ie,e The devil has g, hold
ofyog."
IL believe O., has too" wa. the .isuia-
cant ryPly.
Leave. are light and watering. and
chang able; aud even dance, yet God. in
his wr-l,m has made them part Of the oak.
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We see the hsltsomeness without
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Others Is % show that you care FOR them.
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TuE SECRET iNFiRMITIEs or
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~ With at medicine. 81 Sp-nnatorhrs or iocsl
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debilS premature decay Of the system, iinpoteDcy,
anil impelimen's 10 marriage generaiy, by
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II youth. mi, h. cas,l, TeiBaVcd WITHOUT NTD.
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THE SPoFF0RD EM0LLIENT,

AN INFALLIBl.E CURE FOR
Scald Hoad, Burns, Scrofula, Ring
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II cures Nervous aud Dcbilipisd sufferer, and
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sill L. Guub.

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BUSINESS OF NEW ORLEANS.

The New Orleans papers contain very full and complete
statements of the commercial condition OF that city at
the present time and an annual review of the market
the year ending the LIST instant ffo which gather
the following facts
The commercial year just past has been memorable
one particularly with regard to the events of the first
Few months which marked by the occurrence of
yuson in trade and finance, which produced great
change in money values and in business calculations
Cotton declined from l6t l6i cents for middlng in
September to 81 % cents per pound in October and
subsequently to ST "a cents per pound Sterling
change sold early in September at 81 cents per cent
premium, and in October at 10 is and IL per cent dis
count and money bore rate of interest A
run the banks took place. and three of them, work
ing under the general banking law suspended specie pay
ment. The others suspended discount operations and
ceased to purchase exchange except very limited
scale and Of the leading business houses, finding
all the usual cut off, compelled to give
way the pressure. The losses and suffering there how
ever, were light in comparison with other commercial
cities Mt home and abroad At the North nearly all the
banks suspended specie payment great number OF the
leading merchants and bankers crushed and in
Europe disaster and ruin widespread The Bank
OF England raised the rate of discount to 10 per cent and
compelled to violate its charter by large extra is
small notes The crisis New Orleans was brief
business recovered and with improved system Of
trade in operation, and reasonable level of prices es-
tabished the year has passed with very satisfactory
suit in the summing up of the transactions The crops
of cotton and tobacco have been larger than had been
ticipatcd and that of sugar nearly four times the
amount Of last years crop.
The following table shows the receipts and exports of
the leading staples and the principal articles of western
produce during the last two years
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The first bale of the crop received from Texas
the 25th of july three weeks earlier than last year.
and the total receipts to date embrace 100 bales against
I3l last year. and co the year before The soceson
hand is 80, 374 bales
The commercial year commenced with the market en-
trey bare of Louisiana sugar. the stock having been
hausted both in the city and State. The amount on hand
at the corresponding date in 1856 900 hhds and
the year before 10, 1000 The years supplies amounted
to 67 500 hhds., comprising the stock hand the
lst of September and the subsequent receipts which
barely 81 500 the entire crop having been only 976
hhds,, which the smallest yield on record since
1882. With such extremely limited supply prices
had ruled at very high figures throughout the season.
ar being quoted at the of the year at
81 % cents, and at the close at 0a III cents The
prospects of the crops decidedly favorable An
unusually wide breadth of land had been planted with
seed in excellent condition. and the weather. du-
ring the summer had been propitious and the had
generally recovered from the effects of the early frosts it
generally expected that, with genial fall the yield
would be considerably above average while the
sngune anticipated the largest crop raised in the
State The prospect continued fatterng until the latter
part of November when, the 10th and Goth of that
month the yield seriously curtaied by frosts
which extended throughout the State The green cane
in particular, which constituted considerable portion Of
the crop suffered the most uniting Il for the manuac-
ture of sugar and in instances leaving the planter
unprovided with seed
The first receipts of the crop were on the 10th
September and brought IL cents per pound This was
hryvo days earlier than the first receipt in 1885, and
eleven earlier than in the previous year There were
additional receipts in the early part of octo-
ber but none of any moment until the latter part of the
month, when the market was completely paralyzcd by
the monetary pressure. There consequently only
limited demand at the heavy reduction in prices
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LliRGE GIIOLER4 PRIZE.

The Paris Academy Of Sciences has again advertised It's
prize, amounting to about $40 000 for the discovery
the and the efecual cure Of cholera This prize,
remarks the Scientific American is bequest left some
years since by NJ Briant and competition has already
taken place for il without No less than one
hundred and fifty three essays were presented the
subject but only two of then within the scope OF
the conditions. One by the chief physician of Smo-
ensko, Russia; the other by DIR. Ayre of London The
first maintained the identity of the virus of cholera with
that of and typhus, and he proposed the in
incubation of persons with tho smallpox virus while the
cholera was raging 1t asserted that by doing SO
six out of every seven cholera patients would be cured
The London physician maintained that eight out Of ten
persons could be cured by administering doses of comc
at the rate of grain for adults every five minutes
for the space OF an hour Neither Of these proposed ys
TENS for curing cholera accepted by the Academy Of
Sciences, The ground taken by its members that a
person, to be entitled to the prize must discover spe-
cc and certain for the of cholera quinnc
is for intermittent fever also that heremedy should be
efficient for causing the disappearance of this disease
vaccination has been for virulent small l-pox.
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NULLIFICATTON BY A IERRITORY.--SEN
ATOR DOUGLAS IN A NEW POSITION
[From the Newark Advocate, Sept. 81


The Illinois stump canvass in progress between
Douglas and Lincoln both of them splitting on the Eng
sh bi grows in richness it progresses In the way
of cornering each other, two better
matched On the 9th ut in their debate at Freeport
Douglas extorted from lincoln an unconditional acknow
edgment that il sent the Senate he would be compel
led to vote for the admission of every State that should
present itself with slave constitution fairly adopted On
the other hand Lincoln drove Douglas into avowal of
the extreme doctrine that aTerritoy has the right to
LILY, by "friadly leytdoa, the dechi,n of ho United
Sates court f., ..4e4F s W
This the identical doctrine, applied to State
by which the blackrepubcan legislators of Ohio sought
to justify the passage of their law forbddng the use OF
Ohio jas for the custody Of fugitive slaves The remedy
by which Douglas would array Territory in resistance
to the federal government is identical in spirit with
dry acts of unfendly legislation passed by the repub-
lcan legislature sf Ohio in 1856 and repealed by the
democratic legislature of Ohio in 1853 We anxious
that readers may know the actual present position of
Mr.. Douglas, and with view to this, We copy an ex-
tract from his reply to lincoln in the debate referred TO-
Here they will see the and extraordinary n'g in
depreciation which he seeks to place on the Nebraska
act Until now whoever heard that the purpose of that
bill to enable Territory TO set at naught the spirit
and design of the constitution of the United States as in
terpreted by iti highest court If Territory may do
this why may not South Carolina and every other State
of the Union do the same ! .
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BnNGISG EN THEIR CENTS rs The Rochester Union,
in speaking of the plan adopted by the New York Central
of issuing tickets good for three days only, says
q passenger who had been detained one day by III
took the New York nght express at Albany on the
last Of the three days OF course when he reached
Schenectady the three days had expired, and the
ductor on leaving tnc city, demanded fare. The man
explained but the conductor advised him that he had
discretion and il his duty to collect fare or set him
of the tran 4tN
ductor Obliged to yield to superior force. This cir
the itability of the public in this mat
ter and if the company act wisely they viii promptly
alter their rules"
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
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VNIIE subscribers, grateful for past favors, and
finding that discriminating public bestowng their
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he stock enlarged their opening extensive
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uoss the City Hall THIS warehouse with the
recent enlargement Of their factory will enable tho suso
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with furniture for tho security Of plate snd Jcwery.
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PAcrrIc RsuRoAp Colonel G. s. Todd vice president
of this road has asked the opinion of three eminent e
gal gentlemen in relation to the suit instituted by the
attorney general Of Texas for forfeiture OF the charter
Of the Pacific Railroad Company These gentlemen
Mcssrs. ID. s. Jennings, @. NJ. Adams and r. Murrah -.
in reply say they believe the grounds alleged and relied
upon for the forfeiture Of said charter insufficient In
law.
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l7o $50 1876 zoo s. 500 SO 500 IN COO

17e2so 10000 $500 $1,000 lI7,coo 1s2,boo
The entire receipts Of the year amount TO 2o3 900
hhds against G2 500 last year and 55 800 the year be-
fore and the entire amount of sales reported l9l 900
hhds against Sc 600 last year and i2 600 the year be-
fore.
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s. s. Blair, of Hoyduysburg Pa, received The black.
republican nomination for Congress in the eighteenth
congressional district on the twenty-ninth ballot