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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-20


The ps1Ds b Of the the Rsly
The Instrumentation by the Orchestra, and
The Dramatic sketches,
Were all applsuded to the echo.
Doors open at O'Clock: commence ats
Admssi9n; 20 cents; secured seats, 10 cents
Seats at I Ills. Music Store. dl9-2t
NyAsHINGTON THEATRE COMIQUE,
w Etrenth st., south Of PennsyIudnia auenI e..
EXTRAORDINARY SENSATION
EDssgement OF the popular young American
MIR e. T. sTETsON,
Who Will appear in his highly entertaining and sen
sational Drama, in three acts and prologue,
NECK AND NECKi
As played BY him with unqualified success over 800
Produced in superb style with all its
ohhAi 0AN'A REhLfsT ii s DEN fSi. &c,
TEE sE FhE s skEaTT RSiLso kST s6ISr
'N MISS MSRi6N soME nn'''nnS'
The a'e0mr Miss J tfHsSS 1HaSTbfiRssoN,
Ard a powerful Dramatic Company, together with
vABIEIY ANR nt I COMPANY,
jhsEs f bSu RGGsssS
SUSIE LIFE HAf TSs Sf a5Gakvrr
h dtr sm Ma ssff'T BfsEs
NATIONAL THEATER. BEeTNs AT 8.
IN MR. j. g. SAvILLR, Lessee and Manager.
MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER l6, 1872.
Every evening during the week,
And SATURDAY MATINEE at 2 O'Clock,
Dion Boucicsut's highly successful aud powerfully
constructed Drama, in four acts entitled
AFTER DARK,
Produced after careful preparation with
Complete cast of characters,
Magnificent mechanical effects,
And splendid scenic dis play
pictorial dramatic representation Of
LONDON LIFE IN 1853,
During the third act view of the
ELYSiUM MUSIC HALL,
Introducing
THE FREEMAN SISTERS,
The most delightful change artists In the country
NIB. O. L.. DAVIS,
The wonderfully clever and grotesque comiaue
Together with other novelties,
Box Office open daily from TO o'clock.
In preparation for the holidays,
FE-FI.FO.FUM,
A new comic trick pant Omime
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-20

TIE BRookLYE PoIsoKIxcs OAsr-Ihe TT al
o. Ss. Lneius D. Irish, tor poisoning ~'esses An.
gereons vas continued I'm BROOKLYN teroay.
Justice Pratt decided that Mrs. Xndssrso,-- wa.
DOT competent, and her testimony was exclude
EuoeDce was adduccd that Anderson occasion
ally drank 70 excess, and that be had a tterntss
to jump overheard from q ferrv boaf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-20

y OLE ii A LII.
THURSDAY AND FRITAY EVENINGS,
DECEMBER 10 AND 40, 1871,
Positively the last two nights OF the universal ia
yOrites,
CARNCROSS d DI-TEY'S AINSTRELS,
Received at each entertainment by audiences com
prisipg the elite ard fashion of every city they
visit.
The Singing OF Mr.. J. l.. Carncross,
The Dellpeations Of Mr.. Il. II. Dixey,
The stump Speech Of Mr.. A. j Talbot,
The Harp SOLE 5 of Il. II. stratford,
The Dancing Of the DAILY Brothers,
The Singing by the Star Quartette,
The Instrumentation by the Orchestra, and
The Dramatic sketches,
Were all applsuded to the echo.
Doors open at O'Clock: commence ats.
Admission, 60 cents; secured seats, 20 cents.
Seats at Z Ills Music Store. dls-2t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-20

ERFSCH FLUTIN3-Ths ozIy pEaes IN the eltt
n tTasT. a IS dsas also, STAMPS g, PIhkIsG
sd = BkUIDERY Of everJ d. scri ption
BkAlDS Of an kinds, aad EABROIDERIN9
SILKS Of all COlors, Cor SANITY on hand.
MES. y H. MAURER,
6lT seventh street,
Jsal3D opposite Patent Oflcs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-20

SECRETARY ROBINSON is still detained at his
residence in this city by indisposition, He was
much better to-day, We are glad to say.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-20
LADIES' GOODS,
"a MISS MeCOKMICK m.
* HAS REMOvED fNk3

here sae hss al the Reve-t and elegant styles
for BOSNETe aud BOUND HAS for The winter
season. Also, me FLOWERS, FEATHERS, &c,
&c. dsclg-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-20

u CsIIn r. BBUWN,
"A Corner n. Y. enue and 18th street,
Washington, d. c.,
LpnBER, LIME, CEMENT, SAND, &C., re-, &c
IlMBkR BILLS cur 20 order short notice
BLUE sT0HE for Building, MacadamiZfnE ana
Paving purposes delivered IN any part Of the Dis
RkAL ESTATE bought and sold and money In
vested To this branch Of the business will here
AtsI elve my personal attention. and will be AZ nv
once daily from ten .. until four .. m mari-n
The New York herald., 1872-09-18
ry, ,7,sc. ~. receipts, s.ss, bales. Sales. pa

e,alnary, r,sc At receipts a,as, bales. Sales. la
CHARLrsros Sept H. 1879
go Cotton steady; mddlia. ls, Isle low miidnss
1Gsains qss' 8 @ H9 5 agss as
yellow dip ss virgin Tar quiet and Sd Srm a s. s
Tobacco unchaDuea. ..,.. LGgsvILLr' S Sept H. isz
Lake mpors-rlour bs sow1a.S w1ss Seps * s,bs la
sSn Sana 11's bassy sGy 6y
sss%sH,' aa ios% csss Gsss Ks
s?sg sstsy ss5Ss wiz q 8 y !. %sss
,ai sssay Suss: NJ
&c. Oats quiet sales Of small lots Western at SIC Other
es9 WHEAT Gs whss
Ne rs' q g. HSssa ao sa at & sSs 4
@ hs5SS aSs s'1 ia s' :SS:s
M New York % amDor u q the Hudson to New New
saiss1a kseep fS;'Ss
81 SAsst by ssns
the fo% 10 osWcso for tide war
sSS wSsa a CORN w g
oats iS'dOo do barley, l COO do rye
CHICAGO, Sept IT, ls7a
lover demand most spsculatve; No Spring 81 s5
for October: No 3 SPRING 81 II; rejected ST. Corn in
fresh f. ssAc Soc cash seller for sspismSer nomn.i
sast weak aaa asA Tsd No. ns'' at e; ossc ss.
fSso Barley active and higher; No Fall 7Sc. 1sc.
ary $l2 62h. Lard quiet and unchanged. Bulkmeats
steady sales Of shoulders at 6Ae Bacon nominally
higher to BTslo 4c sc e ma to Kingston 2sc wheat
corn, 900 do oats, 5000 DO rye, 10000 do barley Ship
bbls hour, $1,000 bushels wheat 5000 do
corn. $4,000 do. oats 10 600 do. barley.
The New York herald., 1872-09-18

been follows SALES last even ug after three o'clock
September, 900 at l9c at 10 7S6c 400 IgSc Oc.
ttSser tS $40 az is 81 79 at i9c sT q Is 5S go at
her NcSem, ave 200 At Is isidc Ho at Is S
&c., 200 at 1871 & February 200 oa form con
tract total 900 bales Sales to-day up 70 three r M
3 ;s9Tt 9,s notice 5 q sIos so st si
5sS.a.: iS a. ID 7lsc; @ osssser' - at iss,s
yp at ls 1916, 100 at ls7sc., 6W ct Is
.SsSsmssS 100 q lsc rs At IS isIsc, 20 al
100 December at IS is and l February at 10 lSc
1s,c 200 At l9c 800 at IS iSc sO Ut issc January,
SSS a. ic s9l tsS al cd
ss old 40 farm at %c old form cSnraet April 100 At
Safs Tas FesSips At the ports e. fol
ss ion sss sssyaSSnsa SoaSk siS cNSa.Ies,Sn Ns winning
Fn Fh,s 3. day Lay last week th. day year Sal
iows1To @snt ~ aaS adaiSyerp9o p bS steam Slsd paid ship
To To Hayie, By ;tean &c, gOd sa, Nc TO hsTaSnrs.
steam, Hc go compessea sai 70 Rs, Bremen by
BY sail Mc lc gold TO Mediterranean ports by steam
I'd. We quote - ~ --'
The New York herald., 1872-09-18
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.-LoNpoN, Sept ia p. NJ
Consos for money 9,iid for the account, 923d.
a g2,sd American securities neglected,
rites UNCHANGED. Consos opened at 925d money,
and 921d for the account American securities, nothing
lye twenty bonds 1855 old s3 ls57s 92 en-forties
rAnis Bounss Fans. Sept iI"Renses, 6T &c.
LiyERPooL CorroN MARKET.-LIvERrooL Sept. IT'S r.
M.The market closed unchanged The sales Of the day
have been 10 600 bales including 5000 for export and
speculation. There sales of 1000 bales yesterday
sales Oi the day IL 0C0 bales.
LIVERPOOL BREApsTUrFs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Sept IT.
receipts OF corn at this port for the past three
days have been 1000 quarters including 5000 American.
The receipts of wheat for the past three days have been
10000 quarters including 1900 American. The market
Is firm. Wheat l3s I'd l3s 3D. per Genital for California
white l2s 3D. las Cd for red Western Spring, and Ia.
Sd for red Winter Corn, 2Ss Cd. 29s. per quarter
LIvERr0OL PROVISIONS MARKET.-LrvERPo0L, Sept IT.
p M-Lard Ais. per cwt
LIvERPOoL Produce MARKET-LIvERPOOL, Sept. IT.
Eyenng.-Sprits turpentine 45s q As I'D. per cwt
LONDON PRoDUcE MARKET LONDON, Sept. H-Evenr
ing.-Common rosin, los Cd. per cwt.
The New York herald., 1872-09-18
THE BOULEvARDS AND AVENUES.
The Work Done by the Department. OF
Pablic Works.


Since the transfer OF the .bouevards and avenues
n the upper part Of the city from the Departments
iof Parks to the Department Of Public Works, In
Nav last. their construction has been vigorously
prosecuted. two and one-haH miles Of lorty-io0t
roadway and one mile OF eighty-foot road
way having been finished and opened to pub
lie travel, while the foundation was laid for three
and onc.half miles of forty-foot roadway and one
mile of eghty-foot roadway, as folows:-On the
boulevard, from Fifty-ninth to l55th street. two
and e-half miles Of forty-foot roadway finished
and opened for use, two and three-tenth miles
of Teliord foundation laid two and onetenth miles
OF forty-loot roadway macadamized and one and
one. e.tenth mile OF 1Ortyf00t roadway covered with
broken stone OF trap rock. on Seventh avenue,
from 10th to 154th street, mile OF eightyfOot
roadway finished and opened to traveli
onehali mile Of eighty.loot roadway SS1y % pave93
eighty-ioot roadway macadamizcd, and nine
tenths OF mile OF elghty-loot roadway
covered with broken stone OF trap rock. inc ave.
nuo st. Nicholas running irom li0th street ann @
sixth avenue transversely to 155ta street and
Tenth avenue, and including what was known as
Harlem lane will be finished as gravel road from rom
the Park TO Eighth avenue at l2lst STREET. r % toMn Sn
datlon has been laid, ana one anu slA-.sn.ms ,r,
mile of curb set. Ii will be open FOR travel
to its intersection with Eighth avenue, con-
tobnr The section from 10th street and Sixth
avenue to tho intersection OF seventh avenue, ano
thn Scvcn:s avenac from thai point TO tac Harlem
River will be opened ios ,IaEei , wlt zen aays,
Fort (ieprgc hill. will be completed this season.
IN addition to these worms, which Were begun
under tho Park administration, the department.
has commenced tho construction OF the avenue
bnun,ling Mornngslic Park OH the east tld run.
ming rom 10th street and Ninth avenue to Lhl
Tcns! avanEe at l22d street.
The New York herald., 1872-09-18
CLOSING PRICEs-4 O'CLOCK P. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Quiet for "spot'' and Active for
Failures Receipts mt the Ports, 11,729
Bales-Flour Firmer-Wheat Irregular
Corn and Oats Eirmer-Conce Dull
Spirits Turpcntinc Active and Higher
Rosin steady-Sugar Quiet-Pctro1cum
Dull-Pork and Lard Easicr-yvhisI<ey
Firm.
TUESDAY, Sept 17-6P. NJ.
AsnEs-Reccpt for the past three days, s5 packages
The market has undergone change since last
port remaining quiet and steady Pots quoted at IS rs
and pearls remained nominal.
BUILDING MArHRIALs.-No special change has occurred
in the market for brick the demand continued only mod
crate and at unchanged prices, Lime in limited re-
quest and steady 81 35 for Rockand common and 81 rs
Tor do. lump Cement was quiet but steady at 81 60
bbl for Roscndalc Lats remained very nrm, selling at
81 so for Eastern spruce
CAaDLEs.Thc market generally remained quiet Paraf
without noticeable change. We quote sperm, Sic.
Sc patent do, 42c 43c parafnc. Soc siearnc Sc
2gc adanantine, lac. l14c., according to size and
weight
CorrsHThe market aimed dull for nil descriptions
but hear OF essential change In prices Mcssrs Arden
White report the stock OF Rio and Santos in the United
States this date rs iolows:Ncw York 0y3 bags; Bau
more, 275; New Orleans S96l Hampton Roads, ~ 929
l2l $50 bags We quote Rio. ordinary cafgoes lac
I5c. fair do, l5ac 6c. good do l6l4c lCsc. primo
do, Eac. IKE, gold, per lb days; Maracao, IGIec
a isc Lagnayra I71ac lsIsc.; ST. Domingo, in bohd
Corros the spot, without decided change, weak
the suboincd quotations. which remain quite nominal
Future deliveries were iary active but rather easier
The sales sum up as iollows:-
The New York herald., 1872-09-18

51ss; do. skies, deferred scrip. 15,S II; Georgia
skies, 10 a so; do seyens. IS S.; North Carolina,
ex coupon, SO "a; DO, new, 2o1l 81; do special
tax, 10 IA; Missouri siXes 92 93; do, Hannibal
and st. Joseph, 81 OIL; Louisiana skies, So 81 /;
do levee skies, SO a 60; do. do. eights, 70 so; /;
Alabama fves. go 81; do. eghts, "a a 81; South
Carolina skies, As 55 do, new, January and July,
"a 241s; do. do, April and October. 2411 251s;
Arkansas sixes funded, AZ a IS.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES OF STOCKS.
The following table shows the highest and lowest
The New York herald., 1872-09-18

In the gold loan market the recorded rates ranged
from q to IA per cent Q day for borrowing. Tho
operations Of the Gold Exchange Bank were as fol-
lows
Gold cleared. $l06, ia 600
uoiu
OuIIeuCy OdldnCeS...
The Sub-Treasury paid out $25,OOO on account Of
interest and $4,000 on account OF reaeemed fve-
tWenties.
ERIE RAILWAY EARNINGS.
Tie following are the estimated weekly earnings
OF the Erie Railway, commencing April l, 1872
1871. 1872.
For week ending Sept. 49,. $iS3 100 $454,492
Previously repOl ted ........e, l97, ,642 1903
Total earn'gs since April l. So, ,6SO,643 $sG99,4
decrease lor week.. 609
Increase for twenty-tw weeks to date... 2l,75s
TIE RAILROAD BONDS
The bids for the Chesapeake and Ohio loan
amounted to $2,s0l,5Oo The accepted proposals
amounted to 81, 932, $780, the prices received averag
ing about IS per cent, OF, with accrued interest
added, about SIX per cent. The following were
the bids for the railroad bonds at the regular call
OF the ROard.-
The New York herald., 1872-09-18
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON Sept. IL, 1si2
Cotton dull and nominal; good ordinary, iVc loAc
Net receipts, |, 100 bales. Stock, ioNfa
New ORLEANS, Sept. IL, 1872
Cation stronc. low niddncs, lSsc inldlings, pic.
Nc rece,nts 5J bales; gross 5sos Sales 2JQO Stock,
23ylI l uo,,,v Gov, =, ,s-,
Cotton firm; mddiinss lsc Nei receipts, is9 bales
Exports coaslwisc, z6l Sales aNh s'VeH' 9,-os'
SAVANNAH, Sent -, 1879.
Cation In moderate demand; Eitc!iuSs, lsho good
The New York herald., 1872-09-18

lily QUOtHt1is are baScd on cotton In Store running
Quality not more than halt grade above below the
grade quoted. -
FLOUR AND GRAIE.-Receipts-Flou 9359 bbls wheat,
81 ey bushcls 5S,7 do meal $50 bags oats
4O750 bushcls barley 2s0o do. The market ruled
rfner under good inquiry and scarcity Of desirable
brands BUSINESS in nea was in consequence re-
strcted Tho sales including all kinds aggregate about
5oO bbs principally at the outside prices of quota
lions lions Corn meal continued qnet but without material
prices within the range of the appended quotations.
The New York herald., 1872-09-18
FINANCIAL.

MONEY TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE
"A in New York. Brooklyn and New Jersey. Principals
only apply to SAMUEL s. WOOD, Jr. LOS Broadway.
rOom
The New York herald., 1872-09-18
The following table shows the highest and lowest
prices Of the principal stocks during the day.


The course OF the gold market Is shown In tn
following record of the chief fluctuations OF tn
The New York herald., 1872-09-18

T OUISVILLE CITY SEvENS,
IL Interest payable in New York.
For sale by DREXEL, MORGAN 4 CO.,
53 Exchange place
The New York herald., 1872-09-18

Wheat irregular, being dull lower for common
s5 1s ssic sss%'5issS as?a
8 Stale M q ia6 store sa and SS ao M g s. oa
red Winter 81 20 for amber Ohio store and 81 80 for
l Tor w,h s 'nfs mseS
Hfh H1ss sSf @Si s 's for 6 s
aah m sGSe q az
ssss sSsSS sSm @ s Az f
%ss5p sSaS 2ss a. s s
a, for grain
firm There demand for sfsy
any s r o a na r se S
S'ss
ohSss' 3D. fSs
shar;ers include an Italian bark do arrve Quarters
grains a Ne
$ss!s Ssst ass a. sa ssl$sss
SsFk Sc Sc s1ds aaa an pSss s's
rs
aE's sn
hs@fs sss; s1s 81 sPse fsS
& S1s q sn. Ia Sss s5a ns %sS
ward, general cargo, on private terms.
GUNNIEs.-The demand for domestic cloth continued
moderate but there but little call for other dcscrip
tons. Prisss were about steady. Sales 500 rolls of
domestic cloth at Hl1c We quote domestic, lic. a
sIc. East India, &c.; bags l4c l5c. for light and
heavy.
IEMP JyrE.-The market still remained very quiet
for all descriptions ihcmp but we learn of no material
change In prices. Manila quoted at l0sc, gold Jue
was also quiet and unchanged quoted at s1c &C., gold.
Jute butts in steady fair demand, with sales
ported of 600 bales IN lots at 2c currency 1O bales at
z3,l6c and SOo bales Of reJections at 3Ac % days
since last both shipping and retail qualities
learn of change in priccs quoted at 81 81 05 for
shipping hay, 81 ssh 81 60 for retail qualities do SIC
in moderate demand 81 81 O5 long rye. 75c 8c
for short do, and Toe. a 75c. for oat
HOPs-The market has been very quiet since our last
and hardly se called as s,rong fact there con-
ported large crop in Europe. The receipts have been
only moderate but buyers show but little willingness to
purchase even at decline OF from g.. &c. per Id.
MoLAssEs.-The market remained in the same condition
hitherto noticed No business of importance and prices
IN a essn nominal. We -
The New York herald., 1872-09-18

sales e-Sn bills, late yesterday, at 6oc part Of
se st' and Ss sHi 3d. Ros
900 Sbs
s's SosS ). g'f .o sS % bb % 81
e @
srsas %s Ssrns9. %Sas sss
sssssS s j G1 Ssss
serptons Refined rather weak il he sSsense zee
bn srey Of nonn ancS S%ss IL Hs %
s%% @ soss rsSSss
o rSas sasS AND and y S ssSSd s s. e s II
still nominal quoted at 2sac 1886 for refined, spot or
PRovIsIoSsReeslptsPork, 4sl bbls. cut meats, soi
nj DS ap qae . With but
son manifest to do business at present prccsoered
liz ys S nc Shsassss hssss sa m sis sSGSs S
cr ere sxdfa nS%a cr
ar and Sr shG Ssr as e
sssf REMAINED quiet Win the sxeepisn 's limited SS.
ssg SpsrSa pPls %s
s amf dn a nSos ~ s ns en
quiet but unchanged We sales OF pickIed ha ms
UssS at sS At in9gaevv c at s Sa
iSc. do. shoulders SIC picked hams i2c: isc do
shoulders IMc &c.: do. bellies nc. Shc dry salted
shoulders, SIC SIC. Lard-The market for Western
remained quiet and was rather weak Sales were
quenty closed at Lice also 50 terces Of kettle at 9c
City was firm at the opening but closed easier Sales 200
tcs. at sac: &C., closing at the inside price.
R1cE-Ihc market still remained quiet put unchanged.
The sales today have been SO terccs of Car9ns pin a.
SsRDs-The market for iinsecd still remained very
quiet The last sales reported were at 81 20 gold Clover
vnQ n lSO
firm at 81 a 81 Is Rough fax quoted at ~ o.
SuGAn-The market for continued quiet, but very
firm At present prices there little or no disposition
e The sales io9t up about sp hhds
and about a. per d. easier quoted a. igc; d i2c for
Cuba-Refnng Inferior to common, TAG Zee. !;
l0c.; centrifugal hhds and boycs b,c lOc moasses
vana-Boxcs, Dutch standard, Nos 10 o. Sic &C.. DO,
R 9 dG is % 70 iS os l9e do ao ws II 60
iiac. ike. Porto Rico--Reining, common TO prime,
SIC. a9Ac. grocery fair TO choice, ys lUAc.
Dutch Standard Nos. 8 to u, 7AcayAc JavaL.Duehh h
Standard Nos ~ TO 2 gc VIC. Manila-superiof anu
TosAUco The markct has been less active since our
last still there has been moderate business coDSui,
mated We hear Of sales OF 100 Of Old crop
M ec Se 2 eases g E new srop e o cases s Of
S Sara a on prirsS i iars ao bales svana at sc
81 II and $50 hhd OF Kentucky at IRON 9c- TO 'ei, De-
ketwas auei. Sales 5000 lbs Within The range;
WnIsREY--Rcceipts $50 bbls. The markc conmnucu NC
tive and irm with sales reported u aoo bbss at @c.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-02-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.

TOU ARE TROUBLED vith a bad breath It an
noys ysuT friends veil as yourssf You would like
viii tel you Use the rasIaas q oas il viii cleanse
ais hsS,tity year Jset5 so saT yonE breath pure
s-L=msn, Vanilla. &C Charge yOsr Servants
seir strzd any the pernicous anpaEtsble
With when the markst IS flooded Buraetts stsRds4d
FaForinE Extracts are sstashshsd the strongest.
pUrsst aud best made
y The TERRIFIC UEL between Prussia and Frsae'
Vinegar BI5tsrs Dyspepsia aud complaint
now going n state in tbe Unlsn The issue u
such e0asssts is never for enc msHeat in doubt e
conflict last oHEer in cases than AZ others but
teenth century Invariably triumph1.
70 OWNERS Of HORSES-No one sho has ever
used Dr.. Tobias Horse YeusUsn Eminent viii ever be
bruises aSd old WSrTsnted superior 70 any oGer
n pint bottles 81 Sofa b druggists Depot 10 Park
Place New York
PRAFT.~ ASTRAL OIL No. the cheapest but
safest aad best Illuminating Oil for family use ever
made. Burns in the ordinary kerosene lamp Does net
tAks Gre explode if the lamp is upset aud broken
s-ad ereulr, Oh HOus- Of Charles Pratt established
REStEY'S LIEINENT-Of Arniea, Hops. Carbolie
Acid Universal external cnrs-af acting on toe
enraigra Bs clean old and ulcers
where a. f1T3 oeats Morgan Eislsy whelesas drug
gists. New Rork. general agents.
LAIRDS BLOOM o. Y0UTH-A most delightful
tot let preparation for bsaut yiag the ska has bee=
t.S he'd over tea years. during that tine ever ne
sRtIFe s2tisactgn Il removes Al upper ans
freckles and sunburas giving the skia youthiui ap-
DepJt Gold street. New Ysrk-
THANKS-To the sunely diseovsry Of Mrs Wiaslow's
Soothing syrup. the hearts Of have been
gaI b witnessing the bsue HcizI Effects which this
remedy fails produce durSHE tue critical od
Of JssthiEE.
CARB0LIC SALVE-Sothing like it known
before; cuts, burns Wounds etc. like
Physicians speak Of it in Of ii CHEST pra
Prizes Is cents per bx Joha Henry. sOls PROPRIETOR.
College Pace, New York.
PHYSICIANS who have prescribed Svapnia Puri-
hsd Opium nae 40 other form Of Opium their practice
Gil TADORO'S HAIR DYE-If all his hairs
lives Uthsilo said, my great revenge hath
aeh TOR them alt But AR th.t gray andy vi i-e
red che ladies have stomach for s Use Chrisa
dorU's D1 aad the evil il remodel Manufaetofy 65
81 alden aRe, NeR York.
THE PURES and Sweetest Cod Liver Oil IN the
word Is Hazard CasWsIs made the seasors from
ttesn selsetsd liFers b. Creswei Hazard c., o.
fJrh Is Is Absolutely pure and Patients " 10
have unee taken Il it others Physiciags
have decided it superior any the
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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-02-02
Sinking SLOWLY.

Diseases that progress rapidly to a crisis
are not the only ones t. be dreade Cans
ker or dry rot does not blast a tree a.
suddenly as a stroke of lighting, but IN
less arrested It destroys il as certainly
aud 10 like manner chronic debility. a.
though it does not kill with the swiftnes.
of yellow fever, is as sure to sap the
springs of life eventually as any acute
disease, IF not checked by invigorating
medication. There is something mex
pressibly touching in the spectacle of pre-
mature decay. Languor, palIor, emacia.
ton, depression Of spirits, and dista- to
for exertIon, ere its ordinary symptoms,
and they should be promptly met by tonic
treatment The beat inyIgurant and ex~
hiierant that eau be administered IN a
case of this kind is Hustetter stomach
Bitters. The stimulating principle Of the
preparation rOases the dormant energ es
of the system, and the Strengthening AID
regulating properties give permanent
and heaithful impulse to the vital forces
thus brought iuto play The failing ap-
petite Ia re-awkened, the process Of dIges~
ton and assimilation are qnickened. the
quality IT tue btood IS inprused, tae seq
retIons become more natural and every
organ that contributes to the nuurIshnrt {
OF tue body undergo-5 SANITARY change.
by these means the repair ui the physi-
cal structure Is effected aui It's health AID
vlgoT restored. In no class Of lis cases has
tue benehcent operation Of the Btu 5
been more marked and striking than N
those characterized By general debIil Y
aud nervous prUstrati0n Ladies' affected
with these ailments find in this MOST
wholesome of all tonics aud correctVrs
the test and suresL means Of relief IL Is
strong to restore and poweriess 10 iuiu1e.
Such l. the uniform testimony of ''oiOuds
Of witness