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: IL CUPS.
RESTORE Y0uP SIGHT.
OLD EYES MADE NEW.


All diseases Of the Eye succs ssfuliv trea,eds y
Hairs new Patent lvo-y bye Cup..
Read for yoursef and restore Your sixht
Speetacles and Surgical operation, reodere5 u..
les. The inessimable blessing Of sight is made
perpetual by the use of the new
Patent Improved Ivory Eye Cups.
Many Of our M 81 eminent physicians occulis;s
students and divines. have had their sight perms-
nen'y restored for life. and cured OF the ioi owing
diseases.
I. Impaired vision; =. Pre,byopia. or Far
Siehtetness, or Dimness of Visions commonly called
blurrsng; 3. Asthenopia, or Weak Eyes; 4. Epi-
phcia. Running or wa,ery Eyes; 5; sore Eyes
e-pecia'ly treated With the Eye CGps-cure guarsn.
ieed; 6. Weakness Of the Ret ma, OF Optic Nerve;
Ophthalnii, OF intiT nation OF the eye ard Its
apPendises or imperfect vision from the eli Cts OF
inflammation; PhotOphobia. or Intolerance OF
Lisht; 3. oyer-worked Eye; 10 Mydesopia-mo-
wing specks or floating bodies before the eyes; II
Amaurcs.s or Ubseurity OF Vision; ~. Catracis.
Pvt a Blindness; the loss OF sight.
Aay enc can use the ivory BYE CUPS without the
aid -. Doctor or Medicine, TO receive !nimeii
ate beneficial results and Gever sPse;scles or
il U.ias now. 10 lay them ASIDE forever. W.
guarantee cure in every case where the directions
are followed, or We Will Teiunl the money.
:,3O1 Certiacases of Cure.
From h",;est rfnsrs, mechanics and merchant,
some ct them the most leading professional
business men and women OF education and refne-
nent. in eur country. NAV be seen at our office.
l iIder date Of March -, Hon. Horace Grsr!ry.
OF the New York TrtJsne, writes: ~. Ball, OF
city. il conscientious and responsible msn who j.
incapable of intentional deception imposition
Prot W. MERCK. of Lexington, Ky, wrote Al rii
-, 1869: without my SPectseie- I peu y,.d thi5
note, after using the PATTI ivory Bye Gaps shi!-
teen days, ami this morning peru>ed the entire
contents Of daily newspaper and all Si,a the gn-
Truly am grstefh 10 you noble ihvrnti5a mas
Heav bless aud p-elerv- Won. have been Useing
spesc'aeies twenty yeas. ! am seTeniy-one ysars
PnoF. W. NERgICk
Rev, Joseph smith, Holden. Mas. cure; q
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ACCORDING to Punch, the postal card
system doesn't work ss we'll as was expected,
the postmen not being 20 prompt rs before,
having so many cards 10 read.
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THE TRUE THEORY OF CUkE.
oyAEIAN ruNoR Cured.

Wv AkstAN 4CsuOn vi
Eeyer has q medicine taken internally been
known to have cured tumon either OF the womb,
Heri, ovaries, or bowels; the knifs has been the
sole reliance in the hands Of expaDnced surgeons
ou, pr. Railways Sarsaparilizn settles this Ques-
don. For II has cured over twenty ,<Isons IO.a.
rizn Cysts and Tumors, Is well Is Tumors in ths
Bowels, Uterus, Womb, Liver, DroPsical Enusion,
Asci,es, and Calculus ConcretiOns.
1UMOR OF TWELVE YEARS GROWTH
CURED BY RAILWAYS RESOLVENT.
BEvKRLY, Mass, July Is, 1869.
DR.. RADwAY-I have had Ovarian 1umor In the
oyaries and bowels. All the doctors said 'there
was no help for it, tried everything that wa.
recornme nded, but nothing helped NE. saw youl
Gesolvent, and thought would try II, but had nc
faith in it, because had suffered for twelve years.
tcos six bottles Of the Res0lvent, one box OF Fad
Ways Pills, and used two bottles of your Ready
Relief; and there is no; sign Of tumOr TO be seen
felt, and feel better, smarter and happier than
have 70. twelve years. The wOIst tumor was in
the LETT side o; the bowels, over the groin. write
this To you Tor the benefit Of Others You can pub
.ish il il yOu choose.
HANNAH p. KNAPP.
E6-PriCe, One ID lar
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MEDICAL.
HEALTH! BEAUTYn

Strong and Pure Rich Blood-Increase
of Flesh and Weight Clear Sksn
and Beautiful Complexion
SECURED TO ALL.
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DOCTOR. WHITTIER,

VII Sts Ou1cIoS St-' Sts LOUIE. no.
TIE sneeetul spesa,ist Of the ass eAo Aas
LIE i,ss ,psciIi 9teAtis 10 the frsds<nf Of all
rsns fss Glove requiring ,<eiic.I intsrsrses enJ
has bees longer locatso 81. Losts tAss sEy
cfkcr Careaie J.sscss PAssicira. Read his works
and Judge for Yourself. csaeds.tsai es'tsaisssie.
P0sosaifv b. free Sai tarite4. Zreyy lef:0
6sSufvy sish ore stamp. sasrsSed.
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Railways Pills.

For the Cure Of all Disorder Of the stomach.
Liver, Bowels, Kidneys, Bladder. Hessuns DIS
eases, Headache. Constipation. Costivene-s lndi-
se>iion, Dyspepsia Bliousress, Bilious Fever. In
aammation OF the Rowei., Piles, and al Dersnge-
ueuts OF the Internal viscera.
Warranted to Effect a Positive Cure
PURELY VEGETABLE. I
Containing no Mercury, Minerals. or oeleteriou,
ITggA
o4- observe the following symptoms resultin.
rom disorders oil the digestive orsAns:
Constipation, Inward Piles, FuIness Of the blood
IN the Head, Aeidity oi the stomach, N.u.a q.
Heartburn pisyus' oi Feed, fullness OF Weight IL
the stomach, Sbur Eructaiions, Sinking OF FiIiIeI
M a, the PHI Of the Stonl sch, Svi,n,a;nS OF ID.
lead Hurried and i'ifiriit Br-.I hing. Fiurterp,
q, the Heart, ChoakIus or Ss!o ;arins osnsaIioIis
chen 10 Lying poss.ar-, Hnos al Vision, i','is
,r Webs heiore the Sight, Fever aud Dull Pam .
the Head, deficiency oi Respiration, leliorress
o the skin and Eses, rsin in the Side, Ches;,
limbs, and sudden Flushes oil Heat, Burning in
ne Flesh. 4 few ioscs o.
pADwAY'S PILLS
VIII rec he System from al The above named dW-
orders.
Pr 80 eesss Des Dex.
ecad FALsl ASD lRus- oeed - ttss slnDp
,oe AWAY 4 ~, Ne. J. wsne cor. 01seh
strsss, New Yor<. lnicIDAuco vssn ;noaaaa1l
Viu 10 seDt n vstuTD. We1eooAOv
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DR.. BoHANNAN'S Treaties on special Dis
cases. which fully explains the nature, cause
symptoms, Sc., OF ''Spermatorrhea' Or ''Semina
Weak ness.' and all the evils resulting rom Sell
Abuse, SYPHILIS, Female Complaints, all impeii
ments to marriage, and valuable information o.
plain scaled envelope, on receipt of one stamp.
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Railways Ready Relief

i the best, chespes, and safest remedy that can h
used for Fever and Ague. Bilious and other Fever,
NOT ONE
person need suffer, he they ever SO much exposed
70 Fever and Asue if they viii only take Rad way,
Ready Relief, and keep their bowels open with
Eadway's Pills. Hundreds in the West, who have
hitherto been doc;orng st the rate Of one and tw,
hundred dollars for few months treatment, ar,
keeping themselves and families free from Fever ana
Ague, Chills and Fever, Rheumatism, &c, for on,
or two dollars year spent for Railways Ready Re-
Lief and Lad ways Pills leoated.)
The Ready Relief sill afford instant ease 10 Ill.
Price only 50 cents per bottle.
n. B.-See that every bottle has an India Rubber
stopper. Sold by all druggists, and At DR. Rad.
ray's ofhce, No. IS Maiden Lane, Nev York
Oh. kADWAY'S PERFECT PUGGATIvE PILL
Perfectly Harmless, Elegantly Coated With Swee
Gum, Purge, Regulate, Purify, Cleanse and
Strengthen.
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CLOTalNd, &c.

NENTLEMEN!-IN ENTERING SPRING CAMPAIGN 1877.
would most respectfully anowls1 the .von have received from
have done ISL has not proved efforts have still been
accomplish my Rnp The end Tcush some II bepsh; sS essPer
IT, he "'sd his come down . the prizes. presume t1T'
% ,s ding Clothing sold last le.vsn.sh least Is cent cheaper
close cut Stock I all the coth the city and see xhs they vi. offer
s such and such he take 50 less but does he lose by that
difference between dealer he takes all he and little
I possibly
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DR.. Bohannan.

OFFICE No. Gl9 NORTH FIFTH STREET,
(berr Washington Avenue and Green streets
So, Louis. Mo.
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Kansas Pacific hailrOai Earnings.
The GLOWING ale he e.rLinss OF III. Kan.
ss- Psc ic Rsilw y f.; the week, April %,
TO 80, inclusive:
EREIGAT.
Ori;nsIE .........s e. 2l5 q
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Ayers Cathartic Pills.

For the reicf
and cure oil al
arrangements in
the stomach, hv-
er, and bowels.
lhcy are 4 mild
aperient, and an
excellent pursa-
tive. Being pure
ly vegetable, they
contain no nc.-
curry or mineral
. Whatever. Mrcn
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MEDICAL,

9 Q 9 ASAH
Soos ana Herbal Juice, Anti.
Bilious CEanulcs. THE LITTLE
GIAHrn CATHABI1C. or Mu1tum
In Rarvo Physie.
The novelty q modern Meaiea,, Chemical and
taking the h,Ee, repulsive and nsneeons piis,
composed Of cheap, crude, and bulky ingredients,
waea We can BY careful application OF Chemical
cinal properties from the most vaipable roots and
herbs, s1d concentrate them into minute Gran
Ile, scarcely larGer than . mustard
seed. that can be readily swanowed y those q
Each little PurEative Pellet rspfeseats IN q
most concentrated form, Is Ench eatharic power
rs IL embodied IA any u the large pills found tex
thar,c power, n proportion 70 their size, pecris
who have not tried them ere apt TO euppost tat
they harsh or drastic In eject but such Il not
a. all ne esse the different aSsss %eciesi PTE-
noaize1 aad nodded, enc by tho Others, ss 70
p-oluce q mott searching and thor.
oazh, yet gently AID kind Operating
c-.La<sic.
$50 Toward IA hereby offered E. IRE r-o-
c75a aasysi., viii nd In tAea asy Ca.o-ei CT
c.aer tos@s II mercury @ ary olEer U.Se-sl
P>.so1.
betuS cutAIe1y VCS6t8ClcsG 60 pSstIcu..-
care 10 repaired while using then. Ttcy ogc-
T-ts without disturbance to tie Constitution DIET,
9, oeeupa ion; foryaan:tce, Heeeaches
Gf Pas. anP%ffe nlSoc: f::n AZ
Chest, Di1zincse, Sour EF1etsIioI3
Of Ola! sns ssS'n, a 49, 81 e:ssS . q
r.gion OF Kidneys, Internal Eevcr,
DiOaseA feclin4 about Ntomaci,
Rush Of Blood 20 Head, High co.,
ored Urine, Un.0eiabiiiiy az
Plerce's Pie aaanS Pun atlvo Pel.c,r.
Ia eI2lsra ioa OF the re1edidpowcc of NJ Fu--
cative e.lcs over 20 great variety q diseases.
wish to cay that their action upon tho
Snlmal economy Is universal, NOT q
Gland or tissue c0c. PINK Tn G if &c ne
tive i1p reA1s Age does rot impair tho;
their rag .r.cost;rg aid being enclosed in g.
bottles preserve their virtues uai.ape.-ci fer
length OF tine. IN any climate. TO thatthey =.
v,ys fresh and reliable. which is not TIE C
with the pills found In the drug stores pat ~ Ia
cheap wood or paste-bcaFd boxes. Recol!ect a.
for all diseases where q Laxative, Alter
tive or PurgGtivo is indicated. these ii'iis
Pellets will give TIE most perfect satisfaction 10
ell who use them.
They are sold b. all enserprtSIng
Druggists at rs cents u bottle.
Do not allow any druggist 20 induce you 10
take anything else that . T-ly sag is Just SIS
good Is rly Pe!'a.5 Tn-arse -.-s 4 lsrgsr
profit on that which -. =. II yOrr
or,Iyyist Cannot g., pc - OF. ;
anu receive i.'-Gl I..l
*. J. i! L., =. ., I1u.,'r.
BUFFALO. -. \.
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Established In St. Louis in 1887.
Cures all Chronic and Special Diseases in a shoIi
time, either in MALE or FEMALE; charges low
fees; uses no Mercury.
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ANOTHER FIRE.

Water Tank and Locomotive Of The
Nc. Pacific r. z. Destroyed.
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IN q m
10 In paper eass. with book. %
vETERINARY SPECIFICS.
Case Of % LOG. vials, In arid. loodoses eseA.
with MAMMAL Of dircctiona Rivine fall
seeoant Of oil disease Of Ilofse0.
Cattle, Sheep, O0SD and lHOS0
with fall directions for use, In NEAT
walnut ease. complete. 90
PONDS EXTRACT.
C1Fse Rlleo. MeaFalSia, TooenaeAe.
bleeding q The L1nSa 6e0aSch'
N00o Or other 0fga00 0Hrna Rroi0e0
LaoSoesa 0PsalnsL Rhe10aSlo0'
Sore TAcoaI Sore Eyeo 6oila CreVS
CleoFa Old Sores. The ReoS p, nllv
9eole1oe known.
.Paee. s-o4 Soc, Plnts u 90, Qsarts
u FOR SALE By ALL pRuocrsra
" your drusgis; 10 ont Of sny Of tn Rsm>
~ taey viii be seut BY mail ~ egpse.s by p
80 q single boz. frcs Of expsass on clceips a
-: exespitng FUNDS EXTRACT saa ~
v1IxklNAkY SPEclflcS winch bsinr iioe,d0
- . oeat BY expresa o. sksoc sSpr1S
gu not Be- paid. unless u qaanssn0 G
AaGs0 6umphreyt 0poo4ao
0o0oopathio Medicine CoDnanv
- - dsVes No % RnaAS..~1Nsv YoS
faDO. EoElsDoRl1 AeunA spmx f.,.s
~ sAavsse slsssos IoaSVsWsG)A.
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RAILWAYS
SARSAPARI LII A N
REsoLvENT,

HAS MADE THE MOST AST0NISHiNu
III cures, 20 quick, % rapid are the changes tn
body undefyoes under the influence Of this truly
.endsrfHly medicine that every day an ioe'e2.'
fns SisnSSi.s Sss1. in the rh1osi
Mouth: Tumors. Modes in the Glands. and otheI
charges from the Earn; Eruptive Diseases OF the
diseases; Eruptions. Fever sors., sc.ld Head.
spots, Worms in the Flesh, Tumors, Cancers in
The Womb, and ii: Weakening and Painful DIS.
:harges; Night Sveats, and al Wastes Of the Ii Z
Principle, are within the Curative range Of Rad
ray's sarsaparilIisn Resolvent, and . fe. dayr
will prove &c any pefsoD using il for either j:
hess forms ds-se It's potent power to cure them.
Not oniy does he sarsapzrillian H=solvent excel
u known remedial agents. In the cure u Chrsoic
'cr.iuious. constitutional, Skin and Syphioid dis
cases. 'oui It is the only positive remedy 10.
Kidney. Bladder,
rinzIy and Womb diseases. Gnsel. Diabetss
.roi~y, iucouiiuence vi Urine, brlyht's disease
lbulninuTid, and IN all czses where there brcs
usi desA,s,,s, oi The wafer is thick, cloudy, mxeu
substancss like the sniie Vi an eay. OF thfesu
&C SL.te siik, VI there L. . morbid dark, biiioL
ppeArauce, aud white bone dust deposits, All
.neIe there IS pr,ekins, burning sensation, a.
in the sl.ail vi the Buck, and Aloux the LoiIs
IA all these Conditions Railways Sarssparills ke-
.ivent, aided BY the application VI Railway >
edny Relief " Tie spine And Smali Of the bAck,
III Tue d e2s REGULATED WIN OoC VI wv W tsl'-
.sy's Regulating Pulls per day, vii soon make I,
o,aI.sete cure. In tee days. the patient Va.
tx cnsoieu u hoid and discharge wsier natu-
ally ~iiD"si pain, and the Unne vii " restore.
its natural clear amber Or sherry color.
THE TRUE THEORY OF CUkE.
Railways s.rsspsI1Iiisn kssoiSeni supplies th.
.steui. through the Diuoi. urine. sweat. and stru
ure making constituents, with Tissue akin.
-lcsh-Inaking, Heat or Caiorc and Fst-msking
ieinents. All Of il constituents are nourishing,
,uriiyins, aad strengthening. II kepain, Heats,
.eso!ves aud drive. out Of the Body the products
Decay and Corruption. Consumption, White swell.
ing. DIopsy. Syphilis, Cancer, Tumots, &C.. ali
d = scroiuiYus diathsss, and, - such, within
the curative range Of the sarsapartant kesplventt
That Scrotuls, by whatever aans de.tsnsssd. il
the result Of deposits FROM the blood, induced OF
caused by Chronic Inflammation. That those de-
posits take place when the blood u poor, weak,
Sztery, and incapable Of holdiug In solution its
proper constituents, or tom the presence Of some
virus or poison in the blood, q Mercury, Caomel,
Sublimate, which il the Corrosive Chio-
ride o. Mercury or other agents, given in medi-
cines, and which enters largely In the common ad.
sertized Sarsaparillas, not absorbed or changed
IRON their natural condition.
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No. ID.
sINILIA sIMLIBUS GURAETUR
HUMPHREYS
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS

ocuS 1Uily AeQ,Clnes n cee-sO t4.a.'lc
mistakes cannot he made in using them; SO Aarn
less - to be free from danger and so efficient as
TO be always reliable. They hxye received the
highest commendation ffom the thousands who
have long used and known them. and will always
render satisfaction TO those wS Try them
No. Cures Price in Borsr Cent?.
l. Revera. Congestion, Inhamma'lons.. .
2. WOrms Worm Fever. Worm Co.ic .
5. Crying-coiic or Tee;hin. OF ifants .
e. DiarrhGa Of Children or Adu;.. -
s. DysenterL. Gripping, Bilious teiic.. IS
6. "ChOlera.Morbus,v orai:in:s -
g "CouShs Colds, Bronchitis .
g. Neuralgia, Too;hacae. Faceachc. y
3 Headaches, Sick Hea3ache. Vertigo 3
10. a. Dyspepsia. Bilious Stomach. *
IL 4" Suppressed or Irregular Pe.;oas - q
H. Whites. too P.oflse Periods. IS
L. Crcu?. CcGsh. Difficult Breathing. .
Il ,s-E:foaS, salt RkeUm, Erysipe.as. IS
i - .rI:;,Stisln, Rheumatic Pains 80. Is
!" ;rsrr Il A:ue. Chill Fever, Asues. so
=. - y, Blind or Bcedins .....-.5 50
i 'i.iaimy. and Sore OF Weai, Eyes 30
T. isrrh, acute or chronic, u .crnzs. 80
q ,oopfn:-coush.y violent e. fshs.5o
q lima. oppressed BF-= 30
g Discharges. inpa 80. 81. so
% cfuia. Enlarged Glands. Swel..acs. 80
81 .eaera1 Debility, Physical WcaiIess.so
q. sea Sickness. Sickness from Riding %
2. Kidney Disease, G.avel .....5o
g SeryOus Debility, Involuntary
Seminal Discharges ND 90
o. Sore Mouth. Canker 80
50. Urinary Weakness. we;iin; Bed 50
g. Painru1 Periods, l!ysterA -. 80
q S1aertnSs.t Change Of Life: - %
81 DtPhtherta, liberated Sore Throat So
Price In vials. large size. soc. and 90
FlAILY CASES, n Asreeee, seieA
SS isyRe dram yiale containino The .hov>
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Il,sssway's Ready Relief

has proved ;ntalible, and will cure these terTibI
levers quicker, and without entaing the irightful
penalties OF EngogeI Liver, Fat spleen, D;sordered
SjdLrys and Ssdorn-colored Skin that are sure TO
ioiow the use Of the "Chologogues," "Ague
Cures," and other agents Of the heroic Ounine
Ncreurial, Arsenic and other treatments here the
medicines used accumulate, and become deposited
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FEVER AND AGUE,
FEVER AND AGUE CURED.
FEVER AND AGUE CURED.
FEYEE AID AGUE CURED.
FEVER AND AGUE CURED

There is not a remedial agent in this world tina
xi, cure Fever and Ayue, and all other Maiarious,
Bilious, Scarlet, Typhoid, yellow and other ieveIs,
aided by Railways Pills. 50 quick as Railway
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WANTS.
ONION AND AMERICAN
RHsELISEE THEM 10 MORE?

BV ROBERT JOssELEN.
Shall sne them no more! Must die far away
From "a 50 loved in ltfe's earlier day2
The D rents who Taught me the lessons of truth
The brothers who shared all the joys of my
yOJth,
The one gentle sister whose smiles could destroy
All tn fsnciful griefs Of the passionate boy,
The schoolmates, my playmates, when study was
Shall Sc them no more, shall see them no
m9re2
Shall see them no more, the Green Mountains
that rose
Throu n the warm summer SKY to the regions
OF SHOWS;
Tae valley where often pensively strayed,
The brook where nshed, and the woods where l
The cottage that stood by the side Of the hill,
And the cool spring hard by with its murmuring
The apple and cherry tree close by the door,
Shall sec them no more, shall l. see them no
mOre2
o, bright arc the skies that hang over me now,
And soft is the breeze to my feverish brow;
/ fiv to the lovely and mirth-moving thrOng,
/ Join in the laughter, the dance aad the song;
But, gaziHg on visions of beauty and grace,
The shadow of sadness steals over my face;
1 sigh for the lost ones time cannot restore
Shall 1 see them no more, shall see them no
more?
o God! let me die where L drew my first breath,
With my friends and my kindred around me in
death,
Let not the rude hand Of the stranger be laid
On the cold silent image OF clay Thou hast made.
When my spirit is gone. let my body repose
In its old mountain home where the evergreen
There they, who still love me, my loss win de-
plOre-
Shall / see them 10 more, shall see them no
mOre2
Holly Springs, Miss, May 1,1S41.
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The following are the cotton quotation
received at the National Savings C,ofonanv
corner Union and College stre-ts. wbaTe
cotton, gold, bond and stock quotations are
received hourly, and are always accessible
10 the public:
LIvERPooL, April 20, 11:15.-Cotton
quiet. Middling uplands lid; Orleans liz
6l15d. Sales to-day 10000 bales.
NEW YORK, April 20, 1O:15.-Cotton
quiet. Ordinary 20sc; good ordinary 228c;
low middling 225c; middling 23sc; Alabama
233c; Orleans 24c; Texas 245c. April de-
livery 23c; May % 3-16c; June 23Sc; july
% 13-16c; August % l3-16c.
New YORK, April 20, 12:OO.-Market
quiet. Ordinary 20sc; good ordinary 225c;
low middHng 22sc; middling 23ss; Alabama
2a2c; Orleans 24c; Texas PAX. April de-
livery 23c; May 2355c; June % 11-I6c; July
235c; August 235c,
New York, April 90. 8:O.-Cotton
dull. Ordinary uplands pose; good ordi-
airy 223c; low middling 22Ec; middling
23sc; Alabama 23sc; Orleans 24c; Texas
24Bc. Sales to-day 337 bales for consump-
ton. April delivery 22Ic; May 235c; June
23sc; July % Bloc; August 23zc; Septem-
Der 22c; October 2OSc; December 1910.
Net receipts 1896 bales; stock 319,037
bales.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-04-21

Railroads occasionally complain of dead
heading, but no institution suffers so much
from it as the press. A sensible writer
says:
"The press endures the affection of dead
headism from the pulpit, the bar and the
stage-from corporations, societies and in
dividuals. 1t is expected to yield its inter-
ests it is required to give strength to the
weak, eyes to the blind, clothes to the
naked and bread to the hungry; it is asked
to cover infrmities, hide weaknesses and
wink at quacks; bolster up dull authors
and datter the vain; it is, in short, to be
all things to all men, and if it looks for
pay or reward it is denounced as mean and
sordid. There is no interest under the
whole heavens that is expected to give so
much to society, without pay or thanks, as
the press"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-04-21

Fling down the faded blossoms of the Spring,
Nor clasp the roses with regretful hand;
The joy of Summer is vanished thing;
Let it depart, and learn to understand
The peace Of human joys, the latest and the best!
All remember how in early days
The primrose and the wild flower grew beside
My tangled forest paths, whose devious ways
Filled me with Joy of mysteries untried,
And terror that was more than half delight,
And sense OF budding life aud longings infinite
And I remember how, IN life's hot noon,
Around my path the lavish roses shed
Color and fragrance, and the air of June
Breathed rapture-now these Summer days are
fed
Days of sweet peril, when the serpent lay
Lurking at every turn of LIES enchanted way.
The light OF Spring, the Summer GLOW are DER
And rejoice in knowing that for ME
The woodbine and the roses bloom no more,
The tender green is gone from field and tree;
Brown barren sprays stand clear against the blue,
And leaves fall FAST and let the truthful sun
light through.
For me the hooded herbs of Autumn grow,
Square stemmed and sober, mint and sage,
Hoarh0und and baim-such plants as healers
And the decline OF lite's long lgrimage
Is soft and sweet with marjoram and thyme.
Bright with pure evening dew nor serpent's gilt
tering slime.
And around my path the aromatic air
Breathes heath and perfume, and the turfy
ground
Is soft for weary feet, and smooth and fair
With little thOrnless blossoms that abound
In safe dry places where the mountain side
Lies to the setting sun, and i'll beast can hide.
What is there to regret? Why should mourn
To leave forest and marsh behind,
Or toward the rank, low meadow sadly turn?
Since here another loveliness fnf,
Safer and not less beautiful-and 5lest
With glimpses, faint and far, of the long wished
for rest
And so drop the roses from my hand,
And let the thorn-pick heal, and take my way
Down hill, across a fair and peaceful land,
Lapt in golden calm of dying day;
Glad the night is near, and glad 70 know
That, rough or smooth the way, have not far to
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