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bar to MI. Huger's restoration to
the PostoMce. / thought, when I
suggested the appointments to the
President, that this oath would not
be exacted. iit5rsz .-sls-r -,,--os.y - !. I,
When the civil war broke ont
between the North and the South,
Mr.. Huger, although a strong
Union man, did not hesitate to 90
with his State. He closed his ac~
counts as Postmaster with the
United States, and deposited the
money due the Government in the
Charleston Bank. He 80 informed
the Postmaster. General. But
the money was seized by the Con.
federate States, and after, the war
was over; suit was brought against
Mr., Huger, and his surities to
recover this money, amounting to
several thousand dollars. The
case was heard before Judge Bry-
an, before all justice had fed the
State, and the jury found verdict
in favor of Mr.. Huger.
In 1866 and 1857, was engag.
ed in writing some article against
tho Congressional reconstruction
of South Carolina. Mr.. Huger
wrote me a very long letter. ap.
proving of my articles, and enforc,
ing the views l bad taken with ad.
ditional arguement and sugges-
tions. There were few public men
in South Carolina. who so uniform.
ly commanded the respect of all
parties as Alfred Hrger.. / do
not remember that any one, in
the highest excitement OF politics,
ever attempted to disparage him,
or reflect on his honor and patri-
otism.
As an evidence of his fearless
advocacy of justice, right and hu-
mantiy, / will mention single in
stance. In time of our Abolition
excitement, the Legislature passed
alaw requireing all colored sea-
men to he lodged in Jail during
the stay of their vessel in any port
in South Carolina. Mr.. IIuger
had seen some seamen carried to
Jail under this law. He denounced
1t fercely, and wrote me a letter
whilst l was in the Legislature, to
try and have the odious and un.
just law repealed. 1t was rather
dangerous to express such sent
ments in Charleston at that time
l did make the attempt, requested
bat it failed signally.
In my remembrances of Jndge
Huger, | have mentioned the al
tecticnate intimacy which existed
between him and his cousin Alfred
Huger, and that their devotion to
each other reminded one of two
lovers. They were very much
alike in their characters, thoughts
I and actions. The last time l had
the pleasure of meeting Mr.. al
fred Huger, his mind seemed as
clear and vigorous as it ever was
He was eighty.four years old a,
his death. But few weeks prior
to his death, I received a circular
signed by him, proposing to erect
O monument to the memory Of
William Gilmore Simms.
CONTINUED NEXT WEEK.
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The spartanburg New Era, (Republican, }
says: To-day we place at the head Of our
columns the names of the mon whose election
to tho ofice there indicated, will, in our hum,
bic Judgment, best preserve and promote the
unity, harmony and prosperity of the nation,
and be most likely to relieve our State from
its present financial embarrassment, and bring
about such reforms In our local government as
TO secure the confidence and cooperation of
the whole people.
The following is its ticket: For President
aud Vice President, GRANT and CoLFAx for
Governor AMI Lieutenant G Governor, JAMES L.
0RR and B. A. BossMAN, tho latter solored.
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A Coon PLArFoRN.--In a recent issue Of
the New York Tribune, Horace Greeley used
those words, -
The biggest thing before the people is the
question Of honest men against thieyes.--
What the country needs and imperatively de-
mands is reform in tho administration Of
Government" $3.50 sra
, Those words were psnned by Horace Gree
Icy before he was nominated by the conven-
tion ut Cinoinnsti. They are tho words Of So
bernsss and truth = and they constitute q good
platform of themselves. t .
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The con tennial address Of the settlement
Of the Scotch I.ish on the Tiger Rivers. 10
spassanbnrg County. win be delivered Al
Nssare.h Church. on the 10th June. prox- /.
BY Dr. B. NJ. Palmer. Of New Orleans.
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ALABAMA, it is said, can "coal -
the world till 1912.
LET us make the best of life, nor
render it a curse /; but take it as
we would a wife, "for better or for
worse" -rr ~ -.. -rr
A schoolboy defined "appetite"
by exclaiming that "when Pm eat
1ng H'ags I'm I'm, ,aaPpy' and when I'm done
IT is stated that a good looking
young lady down in Georgia kill.
ed twenty-one fleas at one sitting
'Rah for Georgia enterprise.
~ SAY, John, where did Won
get that rogue's hata" Please
yer honor" said John, "it's an
old one of yours that missis gave
me yesterday"
" WHAT should you be, dearest ~
said Walter to bis sweetheart, " if
| was to press the seal of love mp
on those sealing wax lips Q" II
should be stationery" ' 20.
That was a beautiful idea ex.
pressed by a lady on. her death
bed, in reply to a remark of her
brother, who was taking leave oi
her to return to his distant resi-
dence, that he should probably
never meet her again in the land
of the living: |" Brother. / trust
we shall meet in the land of the
living. We are now in the land
of the dying"
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A Sad Falling Oht.-It is indeed 8
sad falling out when, after years Of the
closest intimacy, the hair parts company
with, the head. Fortunately the lamen-
table separation may be easily prevented
and the twain more closely, united than
ever by timely and systematic use Of
LYoN's KATHA1RoN, the most Potent in
vigorant of the hair and promoter Of its
growth and beauty known 10 modern
pharmacy. 1t completely obviates the
dry and parched condition of. the rootes
Of the hair, which is preliminary to lis
coming out, by suppling the precise dc.
gree Of moisture requisite to its preser.
walton in healthy state. tits the only true
dissolvent and evaporant of dandruiE and
otherimpurities oLthe scalp, whose pres.
ence is injurious to the hair, As q
beautiiler Of the head the Kathairon has
no equal. 1t not only increases the quan.
tity Of the hair, but improves It's Quail.
ty Immediately, imparting . lustrous APP
pearance and silky texture which are cx.
Ceedinplv attractive = ~ n 2 f0#T7s
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The Treatment OF Ine briates.

When man has fallen so far into in.
temperate habits, that his appetite Is all
but ruined, and that what he does 60 no
longer nourishes him, his position be.
comes critical. Pathologists, at the pre-.
sent day, regard Chronic DrunlSness as a
disease; and their first aim Is to enable
the organs Of nutrition TO derive, as In
health, the requisite vital forces from
food. Under this system, the patient
ought to give up at once the use Of all
stimulants. Where the appetite is OK.
tremely feeble, the diet, at first, should
consist of beef.tea mutton.broth. Imme.
diately after eating, the patient should
lake one vino. classfil Of DR.. Gottliet
Flsch's Bittefs. He will thus Be enabled
10 cat, and also digest and ,assimilate
more and more daily-his vigor and
cheerfulness increasing meanwhile in
proportion. After few months, the use
OF the Bltters may be discontinued. The
patient will thus have becnme INDIPRN,
DENT OF stimulants altogether
This subject continued next week I'M.
der "lVhGt Il I0nie'p
Ware & sehmltz, Philadelphia, Pro
pnetos OF DR.. Fisch's Food Bitters.'
..,..... ...... eod&w
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seven cars are loaded and unloaded
daily, on an average, Ten cars IRON
that road, on an average aally Me
year round, 60 down 70 Bellaire and there
cross over the B. & o. Company's bridge
10 this side ana come up, some TO the iron
mills and Others to the depot in the city.
Allowing for the return Of these cars,
either empty or loaded, we have twenty
cars per day from the O. s. r. crossing
the Bellalre bridge. Granting that all
these would cross our proposed bridge in.
stead oil going down to and overthe lower
bridge as now (Which Is extremely doubt.
fuD we would have, from the @. & p.
road, twenty-seven freight cars per day
crossing tho projected bridge at this
point About eighty Wheeling passengers
arrive at and leave the Bridgeport depot
by O. d. P. trains each day. So much for
the revenue Il, BIO derived from that road
by the contemplated bridge company
For the tonnage and assepgers 10 be
anticipated from the Other roads, suppos.
ing both to be mAde,l We can only esti.
mate. Ipresume the most sanguine at.
vocatc Of the bridge enterprise viii
be content to allow that the tonnage
and travel over the bridge from
each Of tho contemplated roads-thc w.
& L. L. aud the w. & T, will not ex.
coed that of the @. s. P. road at present,
We have, then, this showing for each
twenty.iour hours:
c. & p. Road 80 passcpg and % cars ir't.
". Il. l.. Il, Road. 80 q
". At. V. Road. 80 '"DiN N1I
TOtAl..........9N 81
But it 1t should DO remembered that
when 1.-The P. w. & X. road shah have
been completed from tho Panhandle, op.
pOste Steubenville, to this city, at least
fifty per cent Of the freight and travel now
coming TO Wheeling over the O. 10 T.
road will come by tie p W. s r. leav.
ing, at most, but two hundred passengers
and sixty.eight freight cars to cross the
bridge daily. '7-31 III
These results orc not estimated, except
as to tho roads not yet made, but are oh.
tanned from entirely authentic sources;
and any one doubling their correctness Is
referred to the proper ecords for their yer.
ilcation. And II thededuction above made
fromthc @. &. p Road for theP. Wa K. Is
thought to be unwarranted, Fam willing
my aggregates shall be taken without any
deduction. And II that Is not satisfactory,
call tho eighty cars one hundred and in.
crease the number OF passengers proper.
tionately; and If that be moi enough du-
plicate my fgures-yes, tEiplicate them il
desired-and then figure on the revenue
from tonnage tolls and passenger per
capita; or, taking these US the measure Of
a lease, count your interest from the in
yestment in that way,
In my next l will give some attention
to tue idea entertained by some that
bridge at this point would secure q
through route" from Baltimore to the
northwest through our. city.
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atmospheric Poison.

The spring sun calls up something be-
sides the flowers and grasses. 1t evolves
from the damp earth turbid rivers, stag.
nant pools and black morasses, the gas.
eous provocative Of disease. From the
ofal and grabage of unclaimed cities, too,
1t exhales on eftluvia destructive of health
and vigor. Periodic fevers of various
types are now raging with unusual viru.
lence in various parts the country, and
there are complaints from all quarters OF
q slngulary unhealthy spring. What is to
be done in this emergency? The answer
is SIMPLE and to the point. Strengthen
the body. Weakness predisposes the
system 10 disease. Commence at once a
course Of the most genial Of tonics, Hos.
letters Stomach Bitters Be assured that
the germs Of epidemic and endemic ievers
will never infect the physique that has
been fortified and regulated with this
glorious vegetable restorative. A moist
atmosphere aggrevatives dyspepsia, and
Az diseases Of bilious type, and the sud-
den thermometrical changes common at
thBseason, ar6a severe trial even to strong
constitutions. There is but one way Of
combating these deleterious agencies,
and that is by invigorating the body, and
imparting healthy activity to all its
functions. The only specific required
for this purpose is Hostetter's Bitters. or
all vegetable tonics and alternatives, it is
the purest and the best. Its medicinal in.
gradients include all the juices and cx-
tracts of the most approved tonic, anti.
bilious and antispcptic products Of the
Botanic Kingdom, and they are combined
with q stimulant far superior in quality to
tho alcohol used in preparing the tine
lures and extracts Of the regular" phar-
macopGia. eod&w
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SUICIDE COMMITTED.

As the result ofan inactive state Of liver
and stomach, producing headache, obtuse
intellect, dullness, dependency, dementia,
and finally insanity, Is no uncommon oc-
currence. All these disagrceable symp-
toms and bad feelings are most certainly
dispelled by the use Of DR.. Plerce's Col
den Medical Discovery. 1t revltalizes
and builds up the whole system. A little
book on Chronic Diseases sent free. Ad-
dress R. Y. Pierce. NJ. D., Buffalo, N. Y.
Golden Medical Discovery sold by all
druggists. eodSw
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Now York Drr Goods nIarkn,.

Il N+"NFN--NNN
NEW YORK, March iO.-The market Il
\ more active, generally steady and buoyant
Utica Q by bleached sheetings, are adj,
vanced nom 500 to 373c; Adriatic brown
eheetings firm at 14ic, do 80 inch 124c
Allendale, 8 by do $50, do 0 by 4 do soc,
do 10 by Ado Doc; City Mills, 10 by 4 do
85c; Clark yard wide, do 16c; Indian
Orchard, improved 40 inch, ldtc, do D
i3ic, do B d 1910, do W liic; standard
brown drills, 15lc; Massablsci, do i4c;
paper cambrlcs, 1910 for plain, and 144C
Tor high colors, fancy prints 11lc; Tycoon
and Imperial repps, 25c; Stearns Oriental
yard alpaca braid, IS; Coats do do SOC,
Star do 9Oc, and Clark's o. Mt, and j
d Z. Coates imported six cord spool cot.
ton zoe. m -" ~.
n, + baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE, March 19.-FLoUR-Un.
changed. H - :.
Cd GRAIN-Whcat : Steady; Pcnnsvlya.
mia, 81 8Sa1 az. Corn-Steady; mixed
Western 00a61c. 0ats-Dull; western,
I5pa5lG lRye--Un Unchanged. =
h PR6Ssf6ss Heavy with a downward
tendency. Pork-$l325. Bulk Meats
Nominal, Bacon-shouldcrs, 44a4Ic ;
do sides, tic; do clear rib, 7ic. Sugar
Cured Hams-124a13c. Lard-Dull atS4c.
BUTTER--Western, active and lin.
changed.
WHsKY-s0a00c. Hff NJ
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, March 1O.-FIouR AND
GRAN-Unchanged. TT
PRovIsIoNs- PorkADemand light but
holders firm at $12 90. Lard-Sales Of
kettle at SIC. Bulk Meats-De Demand good
atfull prices; sales of $4,000 lbs. sides and
clear rib at6kc; shoulders 4c, and bulk
sides clear held ut Gtc. Bacon-Sidcs
G9a7Bc. O.. IN -
WHIsKY-Demand fair and prices nd.
vanced, Soc. a..5 -, -.
Milwaukee Market.
MILWAUKEE,, March 19.--FIoUR-Ouiet
and unchanged. t.Aiit
GRAIN-Wheat-Dull and the market
unsettled; No. / Milwaukee 81 90; No. Q
do 81 22fN 0ats-No. 9, sic. Corn
Scarce and firm; No. 2mixed SIC. Rye
No. /, CSC. s0 ~
New Orleans Market.
New ORLEANS, March 1O.-GRocERIEs
-Molasses-In fair demand; inferior zoe;
common 3Oa85c; fermenting doc; prime
do 45a4Sc; prime .reboled Sc. Sugar
In lair demand, common TIC; good fair
o2"STV' ts.l a4t tr|
Allegheny Cattle Market.
EAST LIBERTY, Pa, March 1O.-CArrLE
Market slow; arrivals fair; best GA
a7c; stockers 44a54c; prospects fair.
Hods-Market dull; arrivals heavy;
Workers 81 4Oa4 90; prospects low.
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.Iv1eeling, NarcalS, 1879. Z i'' rs@'
Another Opening for Capital and
Az Enterprise. I I'm Z
PHEASANT HILL, PRESTON Co., !
NV ATaroh1E
10 tho EdlLors 81 lhe Intelligcneer.

To the Editors OF the Intelligcncer.
l wish to say unto your many readers
(ir you have space in your paper and
especially to railroad men, that we have
every inducement for a railroad in this
part of the country, Our lands are under.
laid with six different yeins Of coal, which
vary from two to- eish e6k flithiel tness
iron ore in ahnn ate mi limestone,
timber, &c, in suclsgeG1l that Ne
almost defy the world 10 beat It, for both
quality and quantity, Our unfailing
streams.of water, to drive machinery, and
all that is wanted to make this the gar
den spot Of our country, is fof men OF
means and money To take hold. P. Il.
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Books Books, stationery Stationery, &c.
w-Books?-
AT THECITY BOOK STORE.

.s& N30HllAI
Talnss, English LlterAturs-9 Vols. syo. cloth,
$40 90. ~ .'..'' - - n 4
zsSIta ~. =, ,h.. yo..,.,,. n. ,D,.. /. ~,
p lssI ssIs.s s,o.S y S,oo,, .o,
Can q, t b Old lovely e. B. BuDDMGFOS, cloth,
". Eo5eIo !
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COMMERGIAE5 kRb nm lBII[.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money and stock Market,

'' 49, SS 'sN- SSSS@ AAS ave
NEW YORK, March 1O.-GoLD-Weak;
at 10 and closing at 1OO9a1O95.
Loans were from flat to Gper cenlior car
rying. Clearings, $25, 100000.
MoNEY-Vcry stringent AT per cent
gold to 1.39.
GovERNMENTs-Quiet and a fraction
lower, in sympathy with gold.
CnnnT Y,,S, E1yru.,,,- ami
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YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by a certain prae.
tlce INDUCED in when alone, hSl,ft ffeonentIv
learned from eVel companions, or al achooi. III
eIec0 OF which arc nightly felt, even when
ssleep and, Il not cured, renders marriage I'M
!HSonS sn Snq destroys both mind and body,
Mnat9 PITY that Q young man, the hope Of his
country the pride Of his parents, Should IL
ssnatched nom all prospects and enioymefta al
NE BY tho consequences OF deViatine nom the
pain OF nature, and induleinR IN certain ID
ct sn naoit Such persom must; before eontenl-
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Medical.
RALTTM0RR LOCK HospITAI,,
EsrltisaEG Is 4 iiflnf iAua ouloEiaL
Ehs Only PlaeO Whs1o CurO cap =. oA,,,,..


Dr.. johnson has discovered tho moU, oOr,,,r
Is ~ and only Rdeetual Remedy In The World
Affections Of the Kidnoys and Bia1der' InxolTn,
w gsenaigeS, ImpotOney, General Debility,
r, sss9n pyspcpela LAnguor, Low Spirlts'
{SiIssl % Idsss PslpItaton ci the Heart
INV " "a Hlntne,A % eirht d (lld,
sldS, 6aS y W. tisSE 4 I es o;' css 9.
bdMels-thoee Terrible Disorder ariRinc nom
solitary Habits o. Youth-SCcfet and Solitary
prAetiees more fatal % their victims than ths
ing thSir most brilliant hopes and GnticipGtiens
rendering marriage, &c, impossible. -
YOUNG MEN
especially, who have become tho yictIma of soy,
SSIchV iSS, that dreadful and distinctive habit
thnnan.A hhnually sweeps to IN untimelY VfaVo
AN y. ~ 1onnR mon Of tho most excellent
wise hsSS RIsSsf as.Sllset Who might other
SHn i eleqlence, b VakeS M N w H.
rNnslSre' may can win fdiiecadSesiss 's tt4T'S-
MARIiIAGE. ,
Married Persons, or Young Men CONFERENCE.-THE.
m matIia9gei peing aware OF Physical WeaEneSs
organic s DEBILITY, pelormItieU, speedily cured, '
ns WIG p!aees himself under the care Of Dr. J.
may tGngionsly eonndo In his honor a. gentle
man, and confidently rely upon bic skin a. DIV.
4 ORGANIC WEAKNESS VIZ
lmmediately cured and full yiRor reetora8.
Ehls distressing Affection, which rendera IIie
nagS h,i KY nu marriage impossible is the penalty
6na py the victims OF Improper lndulpences
Young persons arc too apt 70 commit eSeesSes
iom not being aware Of the dreadful conss.
Queneee hat may msnO Now, who that uuder.
Glands ne subject win pretend 70 deny that The
Ing into Improper hablts than By tie pradopti
Besides being depriEcd OF no pleasure a. healthy
oaspring tho most serious and tFuctive symn.
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MARRIAQR

reflect that sound mind and body arc the most
n ns1 requidtest 70 promote connubal hap.
through life becomes 6 weary pfIerinaISS: tSs
prospect hourly d4rkens 10 the view, Inc mind
becomes Swallowed with despair and allcd Win
me melancholy reelection that the Happiness Of
announcer becomes bliPhtad with nnr oIpnA - - -
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Ten.lorties. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Currency Skies. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
STocKs-0pened steady with Erie again
the principal feature; opening at 40 and
by noon reached OF and WAS steady at
that price for some time, then advanced
to 81 ] and declined to Git; advanced to
52g and closed at 90. During the alter
noon the entire market sold off New York
Central down to 944; Scrip SOL; Lake
Shore O9s; Northwest 7SV; B. H. g. Z, G.
Ohio As. Market closed dull and heavy.
Large purchases Of Erie for foreign DC.
counts have glutted the market with ex,
change and to-day there was decline in
rates, closing with very unsettled feeling.
STATE BONDS Southern Securities arc
generally firm.
RAILWAY AND OTHER STocKs-Can.
ton, 90; Western Union Telegraph, 70s;
Quicksilver, 1854; Adams Express Co., 97i;
Wells 6 Fargos Express Company, 10;
American Merch. Union Express Co., 70;
U, s. Express Co., 73l; Pacific Mail,
Glt; New York Central, Gag; N. Y. Cen.
trail scrip, s9i; Erie, so; Erie preferred,
70B; Harlem, ITO; Harlem preferred, 125;
Reading, 1888; Michigan Central, ia;
Cleveland and Pittsburgh, 9OI; North.
western, 7Sl; preferred, o. Rock
Island, 113; New Jersey Central 1124;
St. Paul, 90; preferred, 70B; Wabash, Isl;
preferred, IS; Fl. Wayne, 08l; bTerre
Hautc, .25; preferred, 6OE Chicago s
Alton, III; do. preferred, 100; Ohio &
Mississippi, 40; Clevel. Col. s Gin, $751;;
Burlington &, Quincy, 1856 Lake Shore,
99s; Indiana Central, 194f Illinois Cen
trail, 1872; Union Pacific, 36t, Central Pa.
cihc Bonds, 1921; Union, 01t.' JET
STATE BoNDs-M Missouri, O5; Tennes-
see, old, COL; Virginia, new, SO; Virginia,
old, IS; North Carolina, old, 59t. North
Carolina, new, 90. luI
a1LCbicaro Market ky
Cu,o,,o NJ, IN r.. o.,..
0r S ,,.oV'.a N1"'cn t''TsHHoohT7SSuiet
"'' Sn ulS!Fan 4iS. ..L...,..,- L.. =,
and MAIN, ,; Ieat- M sPecuiatlVe Gemanu
al AZ oiai ieS Ss n'SneLi nv. ! sptlng lineage
stron" "H1 io[n 49, ihiNea a iMn ana
/ SatssN %nS f Saac nlgler; az ,ootaS1tc.
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IhoaSands o. persons Of all aees can now
T tbHI. i the cause q their declining health,
ana emaciated, having q singular appeSfsnse
ABOUT me eyes, Cough, and Symptoms Of Con.
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ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS !.

The many Thousands cured A .this estSbiiah
ment within the last twenty ycaFa, and the ma.
merous Important surgical operations performed
~ Dr.: Johnston, witnessed BY tho reporters Of
w S1n and many othsr papers, notices Of
public, besides his standing DC j gentlemSn ri
antee to the ailicted. an guar
sKINDIsEAsEs sPRRDMYCURED.
marl6.it jsld cd ll G3lrurr T1fiT-7l
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TAKE 'PARTfCUIAR NOT1cE

Dr.. J: addresses III those Who hays Injured
themselves BY tmpEopaE indulgence and eofItafv
nss1its which ruin both body and mind, uniting
sm ior either business. study, society or mar:
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New Orleans Market.

New ORLEANS, March 1O.-GRocERIEs
-Molasses-In fair demand; inferior 2Oc;
common 3Oa85c; fermenting 4Oc; prime
do 45a4Sc; prime reboiled 66c. Sugar
i In lair demand, common TIC; good fair
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.DIsEABES OF MPRUDRNOE.

When the misguided and imprndent yotarv a,
pleasure ands that he has imbibed the Seeds n
this painful disease It too often happens thSt an
nl.umed sense OF shame or dread OF discovery de.
cation and respectfully, can alone 6efieTd
MN, delaying till the constitutional symptoms Of
thls hoTtd disease make their appcafanee.. Sueh
u liberated sore throat, diseased foge, nocturna
9a.nas IN me head and limbs, dlmness OF aight
gresaing With frightful rapidly, tll n last M
palate OF the mouth or tho bones or the noee mi
10, and the victim Of this awful disease becouaeG
. horrid object Of COMMUNICATION, till death puts
MN 70 that Undiscovered Country from whence
It's MELANCHOLY FACT that thousands
hIyiStimA b this terrible disease, owing 70 the
unedllfnlness Of ignorant pretenderA Who. 'by
the use Of that DEADLY Folsom, MERCURY.
RUN me constitution and make the resIdu0 oiliiG
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