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rHE COTTON MARKETS.
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Columbus, Ga, Nov. 20.
Our market closed dull with prices tend
ing downward; middling 144c; sales $40
bales; receipts sos bales; shipments SS7
bales.
Selma, Ala, Nov. 20.
There were sales to-day of $50 bales;
middling nominal at 14c. Very little de-
mand, with prices nominal
baltimore, Nov. 26.
Inactive and dropping. Middlings l5se;
sales 300 bales Net receipts 1877 bales;
exports to the continent 1S6 bales;
coastwise 921 bales-total l, 108 bales; ex
ports 800 bales; stock 6, 634 bales
Wilmington, N. e., Nov. 20.
Inactive, Net receipts 412 bales; ex
ports coastwise 1871 bales; stock $685.
bales.
Augusta, Ca, Nov. 90.
The market opened with a limited de
mand, but closed quiet. Middings 14sc
Sales $40 bales: net receipts 1900 bales
Galveston, Nov. 20.
Good ordinary 13c. Sales 1870 bales
not receipts 3, $50 bales; exports coastwls'
8 bales; stock %, 401 bales.
Norfolk. Nov. 20.
Quiet. Low middlings 15c. Sales =
bales. Net receipts 3,022 bales; exports
coastwise 1,466 bales; stock 6,266 bales
Boston, Nov. 20
Market dull. Middlings 164@l6se.
Sales POO bales. Net receipts 40 bales;
coastwise 1,055 bales; total 1,104 bales;
stock 1000 bales.
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SUNDAY LAST.
sahbarh-schoOi aud Church Artena-


sc ance.
Last Sabbath was one of the most beau
tiful, quiet and peaceful we have ever
passed in Nashville. many as have been
the occurrences Of the holy day since first
we trod the streets of the Rock City. The
sun rose in clear. serene, and cloudless
splendor, lifting the vap0ry and gauzy
smoke-veils and misty fog folds, as they
hoated off beyond the distant hills. As
the sunshine flooded the city, In all of its
full and mellow gorgeousness, kissing with
gladness each window-pane, dancing upon
each carpet and hearth-stone, and warm
ing M each heart with inspirational de-
votiOn, spirit of love, OF gentleness and
Of Divine holiness seemed to hover over
the city, and to pervade all that was around
and about us. As the Day-god rose from
his crimson couch in the East, streaking
the horizon with his 'fyrean dyes, then
bathing the earth with his glory, Just
| conception was had of the Psalmist's inspi-
ration, when he sang of the "wings of the
morning." t...
II was the blessed morning of blessed
day. As its hours waned, the church bells
rang out their anthems and peals Of praise
and hundreds OF sweet, rosy-faced smiling
children, girls and boys of the generation
| Yet to be, were seen going in all directions
TO the various Sabbath-schools, there 10
learn their life-lessons, and drink in the
] moral and mental instructions that are
to mold and shape their future charac.
| tiers and their future destinies as well
These Sunday-sohools are the children
moral muster-fields, whore they are drilled
| to fight their life battles, TO overcome
temptations and evil enemies, and come
of more than conquerors. The Sunday.
school seats were well filed last Sabbath
At the Elm Street Church there was the
largest Sabbath-school attendance we have
ever witnessed in an ediice of the same
| dimensions. At all the churches there was
very large attendance. Ii has often beer
remarked that there are more pupils at
tending Sabbath-school in Nashville thar
in any city Of its size in the land, and al
investigation last Sunday, we are sure
would have verified the remark. Afte
the Ssbbath-school exercises, the "church
going" bells, in tones of solemn joyous
ness summoned the people to the severa
places of public worship, and IN Response
they seemed to say with glad unanimity
Come, let us 90 up into the House of th'
Lord. The attendance at the churches
was unusually large, all of them being wei
filled with as intelligent and refined con
| gregatIons as arc to DO found gathered TO
gether anywhere. Able ministers enlight
ened their understandings, elevated thei
aspirations, expanded their conceptions
and purified their affections, SO that eacl
one feltthat 'it was good TO be there.
The entire day passed in a manner beft
ting a christian and an enlightened com
munity. 1t is gratifying TO state that it i
the common remark Of strangers, who ar,
with us of Sabbsths, that the people o
Nashville are emphaticslly refined an,
ohurch-going people. This is at it shoul,
be, and We trust that each recurring Sab
bath will vindicate our reputation in thi
| regard.
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Cotton In France,

correspondent of the Manchester En-
aRiHer says: Before the war commenced
the weekly consumption of cotton in
france amounted, according to several au-
thorities, to about 13, 900 bales, averaging
English 400 pounds each, Of which about
4,COO bales were consumed by the mills in
Alsatia Since Oct. ID somo further re-
duction may have taken place, but it can
not be of much moment, and France is,
therefore, probably still consuming cotton
at the rate of G, coo to 1000 bales per week.
In other words, one-half Of her 6, 750, Zoo
cotton spindles existing before the war, &C
cording TO the best information, are still
working full time"
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shooting in the corporation.

A man named Frank Babcock was ar,
raigned before Rocorder Halle yesterday,
on the charge of firing his pistol of in the
corporation. Babcock irubibed too much
liq1or on Saturday night and concluded to
take a hack ride. he rode as far SIS the
Chattanooga Depot and got out Of the hscl
and commenced fourishing his pistol,
when it accidentally fired. He was fined
$40 for his conduct.
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o,, oftbs EARLY settlers Caon,

Elsewhere IN cur paper ls chronicled the
death of Mrs Davis, wife OF John Banks
Davis who died in Edgetield rather sud-
denly on Sunday morning last She w5s
one of the fhst settlers in Edgeiield, hav-
inc located there when thtfe was scarcely
another house in the place. AT the time
of her death, she was within a month OF
being 60 years of age, and has gone down
to the grave beloved by all who knew heL
Her funeral took place yesterday morning
from Edgefeld Presbyterian Church; and
was largely attended. She had long Dee1
ra1or5e6 a. a mother in that church, and
was rarely ever absent from her accustomed
seat.
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Heavy Liquor Failure,

The Evansville Journal, of Thursday,
announces the failure Of NJ. Calm & Co.,
the heaviest liquor dealer in that city, and
says:
1t was whispered about for some time
that there was danger of more failures in
the liquor trade, hut it seems that some OF
the best informed men in business circles
were unprepared for this failure, which it
is said will greatly embarrass several Of
their business friends. Their liabilities
are reported to be $l05, 900; assets not yet
stated.
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Tnc ysaIcr Eax.

Almost daily there Az some persons az
raign,d before Recorder Halle or the
charge Of usiag hydrant water without Ii
ceusa. These are mostly colored people,
who Fuon 10 hs igUoraUt OF the law, and
who zen. from white citizens They should
acduaint themselves with the law, and
thereby save themselves OF The fines i'm
,osed mon them by the Recorder
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DIED.

AL EN-In Edgeheld, at O'Clock yesterday
morning, FANNY @. ALLEN, wife of Matt W. Al
len, ESQ, aged % years.
The friends and acquaintance of deceased are
invited to attend her funeral from City Road
Chapel, near Madison Station, this morning ct 10
clock. Divine service by Rev. DR.. J. B. Nc.
Perrin.
The funeral procession will move from the real.
dence Of Mr.. Allen, Main street, Edgeneld, at Q
O'Clock A. Ii.
DAvIs-on Sunday morning, Nov. 81, at 20
minutes past o'clock, =. the family residence on
Main street. Mrs. MARY ALLEN, wife of John
Banks Davis, aged 50 years, 10 months and %
days. r
Thou wilt keep him in perfect peace whose mind
Is stayed on Thee.
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ROBBERY AT THE ACADEMY OF
MUSIC.
Two Parties are Robbed and the
Thief Escapes.

TWO Parties are Robbed anu tie
Thief Escapes.
Frank Fail and Charley McCaslin have
lodging apartments somewhere in the
building known as the Academy of Music,
and when they arose yesterday morning
they found several articles belonging to
their wardrobe missing, William Robert
son, known as the boot-black, also slept in
the same room, but it was soon found that
he had departed. From various circuIn-
stances suspicion fell on Robertson as the
guilty party, and detectives were put upon
his track. Robertson had been employed
about the Academy of Music as ''beer
jerker," but on Sunday had been dis
charged.
From Frank Fahl suit of clothes al
most entirely new was taken, also two
shirts, two pairs of SOCKS, handkerchief,
a breastpin and q revolver. McCaslin lost
a shirt and hat.
We are further informed that though the
thief took a good suit of clothes, he did
not forget to leave his own csst-off gar
menis in their place.
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PrOnptness

Is peculiar characteristic Of the action of
Mississippi Diarrhea Cordial when used
for any class of bowel complaints. Dysen-
terry is usually checked by one or two
doses, and cured by as many more. Be-
fore the late war, as now, it was kept by
most planters in the Mississippi bottom.
The usual summer sickness among their
hands was promptly cured by its use, and
it was found that in the generality of cases
it was not even necessary for the hand to
leave the field. Containing no opiate.
being soothing and eminently healing, it
can be confidently recommended as the
best remedy for bowel affections before the
public.
Manufactured solely by the proprietors,
Mansfield d Higbee, Memphis, Tenn.
For sale by all druggists
Ewin, Pendleton & Co., wholesale agents,
Nashville, Tenn 1t
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Landed Him safely.

Detective Watson, who left the city last
FGday in charge Of II. Jackson, hose
arrest under a dispatch from Hunter
Woods, the Attorney General of Christian
county, has already been mentioned, laua-
ed his prisoner SAFELY at Hor lliusville.
Jackson is charged with larceny in stealing
a number Of watches and other valuahles
Hs was {, have had his Hiai GA saturday
evening, tut We have 10: learned the re-
sult
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Arrested for steanInr olotne..

A negro boy named John Wilson, living
in this place, a short time since stole some
clothing, consisting Of an osereost, pair Of
pantal0ons and some shirts, from anothef
negro named Smith Wilson, on the com.
mission of the deed, left. and thought him.
self secure in another part of the State.
He miscalculated hia chances. He was
arrested at GAINESVILLE in the early part of
last week, and was turned over to Detec-
tive Watson at Hopkinsville, who brought
him on TO this place and lodged him in
Jail for the offence He will be tried be-
fore Justice Wilkinson at 10 o'clock this
morning. As.- ~--saF rt uF
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Assault and ttatrcry

Frank Smith, colorod, lad u alteration
with another negro on the corner of Broad
and Summer streets Sunday afternoon.
Frank was slightly intoxicated and very
boistsrou5 Ino negro owed him some
money which leo borrowed from Smith du-
liug the war Smith was artslELed before
the Recorder u s,ordHy aud WAS fined -.
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Railroad Accident.

a freight train going Eorih mu OF the
track at Oakland station, fourteen miles
from Bowling Green, On tho Louisville ard
Nashville rnliroad, yesterday morning al ;
O'Clock which caused the passenger Train
due here nj 9.l5 4. TO be delayed until
II O'Clock Only two cars were thrown
from the track, aud no serious damage WAS
done
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London advices of yesterday quote 5-2Os
of go at So; IS at 875; '67 at 8944, and
0-40s at s6t.
Tennessee Bonds are quoted in New
York at 6Oac for the old and 58fE for the
new.
Bank of Tennessee notes and State war
rants are bought at 65c in the dollar.
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markets BX TELEeRAPH
Foreign markess

LoSpos, Nov. 2S.-Consuls 90, for mon
ey and for account. Bonds quiet; o. s.
eoupons-'62s SO; do. old '65s, S7g; do.
'67s S94. 10 4O's SCI. Stocks steady; Erie
195; Illinois Central 11Ol; Great Western
274.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 2S.-Ootton-demand
good ct full prices; middliDg uplsnds Std
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The following are the cotton quotations
received at the National Savings Company,
corner Union and CL.lege streets, where
cotton, gold, bond and stock quotations
are recei, ed hourly, and are always access
sible to the public:
LIVERPOOL, 11:15-Market heavy; sales
10000 bales; uplands 9A@94d; Orleans %
@94d.
New YORK, 1O:25-Cotton market quiet
NEW YORK, 12-Cotton market steady
and demand fair; November delivery 1910.
New YORK, 2:i5-Cotton quiet but
strong; sales 200 bales on spot Ordinary
1890; good ordinary 15tc; low middling
16c; middling 1890; good middling 165c;
Mobile 165; Orleans 1879. November de-
livery 16c.
LIVERPOOL, Market firm. Sales A.
600 bales.
New YORK, 3-Cotton firm. Sales 1,3GO
bales for spinning; G,G00 bales for export.
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blue Lick.

Tho celebrated Kentucky Blue Lick Wa
ter Is on draft at the Maxwell bar. This
celebrated water is regarded by many as
superior in its medicinal qualities TO the
Congress Spring water al Saratoga.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
TO ARRIVE.

Monday or Wednesday, 100000 GOost
Island Cypress Shingles, which we one
In lots st sS.25 per thousand
J. N. HAWKINS,
No. 20 South High street.
or r B. WRIGHT,
nov27-tImsyi7 Cor. High and Broad streets.
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franklin House,

No. l05 North College street. First
class board reduced TO so cents meal.
Lodging so cents. Day board S. per
week. mover If
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John Donaldson was sent to jad, Sun
day, b! Squire Wallace, Of Edgefeld, to
await further Investigation Of the charge
Of larceny,
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Released.


Jennie Green and Rice Hill, colored,
committed to jail on Sunday for assault
and battery, we're released yesterday.
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The Smokers Favorite! the Maxwell
House Cigar, to be had at the Wholesale
house of Rosenheim & Bro, % South
South Market street. nov27 ct
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Evansville, IEcudcr-on and NASH
VIZ. LERiirnnH.

The Evansville, Uondersou and Nash
vile Railroad viii probably DO comllsted
10y thd frst q January. Ton miles oltraCk
have already been lad, and a large fbT,-
mcnt of iron, VIA Memphis and New Or
leans for Hopkinsyiile, will soon arrive.
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A,sault and Battery.

Frank Cane was apprehendgd yesterday
for ASSEMBLING Ike clsmous, and the cast
will he heard this morning at the Record
or's Court, where several cases viii come
up for adjudication.
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Sill Pending.

The case Of Primus Graves, colored
charged with stealing some wheat, was
again partially investigated yesterday be
fore Squire Everett. He was Temanded TO
igll
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3.5G O'Clock Il. NJ,
1856 O'Clock T.. M.

We have on sale few copies OF the
Laws of Tennessee enacted by the Legisla-
sur of 1S69-7O. Retail price $3.50 Per
copy. A liberal discount will be made 10
the Trade. Address
Union j AMERICAN,
tt Nashville, Tenn.
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The finest uncolored Japan Teas, in
original packages, just received at Slime
& Birmingham's, corner Cedar and Public
Square. noV26-3t
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nashville Produce Market.

DRIED FRU1T-Msrket quiet to-day. We
quote apples dull at 3f@3ac; quarter
peaches 59@6c; half peaches 74@7ac.
PEANUTS Receipts light to-day. For
choice red 90c is the ruling figure.
Eaas-Market firm to-day at 2Sc from
first hands.
GREEN FRUIr-We quote Tennessee at
50 25 q Dbl; choice Northern $4@5 q Dbl.
CHEsTNUTs - Market quiet, We note
small sales at "a. so per bushel.
CABBAeE-Dun at loo . head by the
crate.
BUTTER-Is advancing, and good country
readily commands SOC.
FEkTHERs-The receipts are fair, and
prices have weakened. We note sales at
65@GIc. ...
onions quote at $500 Q Dbl.
GRAPEs-Sales by the crate from store at
l5c q n.
BEEswAY-The market is dull and nearly
nominal We quote at 25c.
BROOM CoRN-Small lots continue to
come in, but the market is dull at 2@3c
plb.
BRAN-Owing to the increased demand
and continued scarcity OF the article,
prices have advanced to 1000 q ton.
PorAToEs-The market dull Dealers
are Offering LBS per barrel from wagon,
and delivering in depot at 2.25 . Dbl.
HAY-We quote at 26.00 2 ton.
OorToN SEED-We quote at 50 pen
ton.
GINsESG-We quote at soc.
SH1PsTUFF-We quote at $50 y ton
M1DDLNGs-Are held at $40 ton
RAas--We quote at 4c as the outside f.
cure.
WooL-We quote bury at 10000 IN.
washed without burs 25@26c; washed
without burs 35@40c.
Nashville Flour and Grain MARX 81.
FLoUR-Market firm, with liberal ship
ments to-day. We quote as follows;
Superfne IS; extra So so; Xxx So IS;
family $3.50; fancy $3.50.
WHEAT-Receipts to-day OF 200 bush-
els, with shipments of 300. We quote at
9Oc@$1. Is, according to grade.
CoRN-Sales of loose to-day from wagons
at soc and $50. Shipments of 900 bushels
at zoe sacked and delivered in depot
Conn MEAIr-shipments Of SO ibis to
New Orleans to-day. We quote loose IN
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Country merchants, teachers, parentssnd
pupils win find the best and cheapest stock
of School Books used in city, country and
other schools throughout the State at W.
O. Collier & Co.'S, A Union street, Nash
vile Tenn. 1y
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CITY NOTICES.
Wanted,

Wanted,
A good Miller. CaIl on or address w. s.
Higgins, Manchester, Tenn. nv29 A.
Just received large assortment of the
BEST GOLD PENS made, and all styles o.
rubber holders. Call and see them.
Paul 4 TAvEL,
noV29 Wv 48 Union street.
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INSOLVENT NOTICE.

HAVING SUGGESTED THE INSOLVENCY
III OF the estate Of b +. GerAls, deceased, to
the Clerk Of the County Court Of Humphreys
county, all persons having Chains against salo
estate are hereby notified to nle the same WISE .ne
Clerk OF said court, properly authenticated, Win,
I'm the time prescribed by Law, or this notice VII
be plead in bar OF their recovery. This tne z4th
~-' " MARY A. CEREALS,
poy26 dlt&ws. AdminlstsesnA
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Wnl. Anderson, colored, one of the
Iurn-koys It Tho jail, has had very iae
setter and also pointer stolon from hun
within tho last few daNs
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Should you find your hair coming out,
use Louisiana Hair Restorer at once. But
one or two applications are needed to ar.
rest the destructive process, and give the
hair youthful vigor and beautiful gloss
which cannot be surpassed by nature it.
self. se iE N> Ea "a 1t
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Highly Important.

Slime d Birmingham, corner Public
Square and Cedar, are now receiving the
largest stock Of fancy groceries ever Of
fered in this market, and at prices that
will remind you of the good old times.
Be sure to call on them, as it will well re-
pay you TO see goods at their extensive es-
Enlistment from every part of the
globe. nov26-3t
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For REM for the Year ISL.

Two store houses on Union street, Nos
AZ apG 40. Apply to DR.. Thos. Menees,
No. IS Church street nov27 If
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WEATHER BULLETIN.

War Department - Signal Service United States
Arn,g-DiUision Of kilograms and Reports for The
BENEFIT of Commerce.
METEOROLOGICAL RECORD, NOV. rs, 1870.
6:56 O'Clock A. Va.
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Gold opened in New York yesterday at
111i, and closed at iii. Dealers hero
were paying 10 and were asking III !.
Exchange on New York is bought by the
banks at 1-l0th discount and Is sold by
them at 1-10th premium.
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So. CHAxIES HOTEL,

Market street, near the Square, Nashville,
Tenn. N. B. HAMILTON, Proprietor
Single meals, 80 cts. Boarding and lodg.
ng, per day, So. au31 d&w3m
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paper Flour Rags.

We are making to order all sizes paper
-four bags at the lowest prices. Whitemsn
Bros, No. 4 Market street, Nashville,
TenY. iy17H
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A large lot of the best brands of Virginia
chewing tobacco, just received at the
wholesale house of Rosenheim d Bro, %
South Market street. noy27 ct
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Cheapest and Best.-Mrs. Whitcombs
Syrap for children is sold by druggists for IS
cents bottle, and is an admirable preparation
for infantile disorders noY26-lwkwlt
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Ladies', and Gents, Slippers.
JOHN HoLAHAN

A full assortment daily arriving at the
Eagle Shoe Store (sign of Mammoth Eagle)
"A North College street.
nov27 81 JOHN HoLAHAN.
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BANKING HOUSE
Rational Savings Company

sv-Deposits received, and Interest allowed
hereon, losna negotiated, collections made, and
General Banking business transacted. ocie n
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Situation wanted.

An experienced book-keeper desires q
situation in banking house, wholesale or
commission house. Apply to johnson Il
Smith, College street. se25 If
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narCmEI0R,a HAIR DYE

This splendid Hair Dye q the pest In tne Tofo
the oDly true and perfect Dye. Harmless-Beha-
bIe-Ipstantaneous-H disappotntment-No n
diculous tints-HDoRs NOT CONTAIN LEAD NOE ANY
VrTALIc Poison TO IEyUEE THE Haze on 81 s..i
mi black or brown. Sold BY al druggists ana
dealers. Applied at the Factory, 10 Bond street.
~ work sepH-1y
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NY friend stop that terrible cough, and thus
avoid consumptNes grave, by using DR.. Pierces
Ale. Ext. or Golden Medical Discovery. For curing
all throat, bronchial and lung diseases it has never
been equSled.
Sold by druggists. nov2g-deodIw, s.w&ylt
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If you want dry goods at less price than
in any other house, go to G. Rice Il Co.,
where you also get chance, free of charge,
to draw fine broche shawl, set Of furni-
ture, or piano. nov2Ot tt