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FoR DYspEPsIA.-lndigestion, depres-
sion of spirits, and general debility in their
various forms; also. as preventive against
fever and ague, and other intermittent fevers
the Ferro- sphorated Elixir of Calisaya,"
made by Caswell, Hazard & Co., New York,
and sold by all druggists, is the best tonic,
and as tonic for patients recovering from
fever or other sickness, it has no equal
TCom
The true northerner., 1873-01-03

j. n. HARRIS & Co, Cincinnati.
PRorEIETORs.
CO. Sold by all Medicine Dealers.
The true northerner., 1873-01-03

LIGHTNING CURE.-The prompt relief
afforded in numerous cases by the use Of Dr..
Trasks Magnetic Ointment has not only per-
suaded people that 1t contains Magnetism, but
they call it the Lightning Cure.
In rheumatism, Wandering Pains, Neural
gia, and Irritability, one application gives in
stant relief, and continued use Will usually
accomplish permanent cure.
See advertisements in this paper Com.
The true northerner., 1873-01-03

"A Psrer u Peach Parer sliI: pe.ch Stoper AMI
haver 'ci Nut !rAcstr. l5c. ,olt Uy deaiers Mann.
iactured py II. III. WHtrrEM3RE. MsrCaster Mass
The true northerner., 1873-01-03

hechnhiHhi Diseases PERSONS engaged 10
Paints and Minerals, such as Plumbers, Type-setcrs
Gold-beaters, and Miners, they advance in life will
be subject to paralysis Of the Bowels To guard against
this take a dose of WALKER VINEGAR BITTERs once
The true northerner., 1873-01-03

GARNERED SHEAvEs," the complete
poetical works of ]. G.. Holland, with ilustra-
tions, just issued by Scrlbner, Armstrong d
Co., of New York, is the most beautiful and
interesting book that has been offered to the
public during the past season, and would
make splendid holiday gift. For sale by
booksellers generally.-[Com.
The true northerner., 1873-01-03

MORMON SECRETS Sent FREE.
ANDREW HENLEY. Omaha. Nebraska.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1873-08-24

fonnlt rid)t fDie6er, nun 10 MAIDEN mir
iuieber einen fleinen Gpo5iergamg uno t4
ipiele nDhmals ben betrnnfenen @iiItling,
Biz bic eedngltiete 11nl1ulb einen tleiler
&etter finbet." 9ie Srauen la6ten.
,,Sa, 8riioer9en," neirte Sophie. .,oas
lit cine prdhtiee @rfinoung BON Sir, Die
mns nod man6 eoles nno tapferes Ser5
3ufiihren miro"
,gBenn lie nit nur nibt einmal Stof<
f6ldee einbrinet, ober mid gar in Die
2dnoe Der 8oli3ei liefern piro!" brumttte
.Dag lit Define 5a6e," entseenete bic
3Dfe. ,Oafir pirit Su besablt."
So Iilmpigen 9abler," frlurrte Der Rerl.
nNb,1 rebete Sophie. .bie S9lallelte
BON allen III bod INNER 2ilette: Sbns
lie bate mid oes Barotis Brlef IN ar9e
8erlegenbeit gefebt, benn oilf eire Gorre=
iponbens fant i'd mid niht einlaiien." !
,Sa," labte 2iiette, yoas 6hretben II
niGbt Seoermanns Sahe. Iber oieiel
Sinslins iii an9 sar sl i6ii6tern."
so fhlhtern," fiel Sopbie Elm, bat
er mir ni4t bas tleinite 8ei6enf 8u MAIDEN
wagt."
losaema6t."
pgab, cine 2umperei. 3tpeimaG fiinfsie
Sbaler, tpenn lie uns ridt betro9en bat
iuoDon tie ii6 Elm 8iertel fur ibre Wtutter'
role abge3ogen."
,Du ielbif bait Sir feline Sanb per=
| i9loiien,~ iaete Gillette. ,@orum aabf
9u Si4 als bic 6rau zines reiben Wtan:
nes, aIs bas einaiae Gino elmer gSitttpe
gBarum berleugneteit Su Oelne 8eihpl'
iter, Int0i! un0 MIDI, uno tuhtelt. 1eln'
unteritiiBung ni1t au6 fir urs nad -
aber 9u bait feline 8bantalie."
,Run," entaeenete Sophie, 6nrb BIZ
WOrtpiirfe ibrer S9nefer iidtlid be.
1dGmt, ylaB ibn t1ur iDieoertommen, uni
mir mouen lhon Wtittel finben, ibn pDt
gleuem uno itdrfer an5u5apfen.4
| ,,Nimm bid aber in Aht, 0aB ct mid
einiual nit Dem Sauptmann sulamnlen
triIft; ionit tpiirbe es ii6er gu einem Stan
bal fomnien, benn Der alte GIel 1T miB
irqpil9, tpie eine Gabe, uuo eiferfiihtia
ipie elm aiser."
| Ser Baron hatte eenug 9eb6rt. 6
baltic bie sSauIt, fnirSdte nit ben 3dbner
tpollte bineinitiir5en uno iiber Die @auner
4 seieafrbaft ieineft 3orn ausi9iitten, abe
er beiann Ii9, baB iol9e S5ene ieiner I'm
lipirbig uno iiberoies unniiB iein tpiirot
9aber i9li6 ct ebenio itia BON banner
luie er gefomnien.
Ct bate cine bittere 2e6re erbalten I'M
| lie bate ibm ein paar Sunoert Sbaler ee
foifet, aber iie tpar br1 niht 3u tbeuer be
aablt, benn lie bate ibn nit einem S9lae
BON allen romantiinen @eltiiten befreii
ct besriff iebt, baB iein @eianoter &e6t
unb er feinen 8eruf fiir Die DIPLOMAT
babe, benn CT bate iib bon elmer feile
| Sirne in Der i6mdhlihiten 8eiie on be
Nale berumfiibren laiIen.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1873-08-24
@ranTamkeitem DER eJnat, 1T
friiberer Seit.
nus elmer aIten ysirnbsrser GBroaii.)

1447. Wtargaretb M5lfin bon @eioen<
tuana bat Elm RinO, 10 lie aufersogen, ben
Suoen I'm, 80 @uloen feileebDten. Sie
Suoen baben's benz &atb su Nirnbers an=
ge3eistunb bas Weib unterbeTen inter benz
@dein bes Gaufes aufsebaltert bis man
lie sefattsen eenomrlert bic lit iolher 8er-
hanolung balber Wlontags por Mattbei
lebenoig begraben tporoen.- n.--ginen Mann,
Der bier Weiber our @be eenon1nlen (ipir
pifIen niAt, Db 9leidseieig, ooer nab einz
anoer), bat man bet Der Sallerplele ers
trdnft.
l44S. Sem Ott Bed binter benz Gloiter
ct. @9ibi iin0 beibe Mugen ausseitohen
tporoen, barullt, baB er iid binter eine frem=
be Serrl1aft, als rdmlidb an ben Gather
bon gobolsburg perlpro6er.
1454. @eorg @eBner, eirem folI9en
Gpieler, iinb Seinrih Seioenbeinier. Der
eine Sunsfrau 9enothswdngt, bat man Die
Mugen ausgeitohen.
1455. lllrid S4mio, Der stpei @eiber
genomnleil, bat man in einen Sad geitoben
uno ertrdnft.
1456. Sans R5Ibel, 8iirger sl Niirr<
berg. itno 2ienbaro Grep bon SbalmeiIing,
iDeeer Jdllderei bes Safrans unb anberen
@epiir5es, NIT famn,t ibrer gefdIidten
Waare, fSreitags mad Miiericoibia leben-
big Derbrannt, iino Die 9frasnerin. Die boz
5n geholfen, lebenois peraraben, Wontass
mad 8Dnifaci.
1457. Gin Betenfnedt bat iid unter=
| itanben, ben Mlmoieniiof in ct. SOhanniss
| firh ju erbred)en; Der Stod lit aber nit
WeiiterI6aft alio augeridt GENET, oaB lih
Der Tbdter ielbit gefangen. Sem bat man
aus Gnaben, ipeger ieiner Sngeno, beioe
Shrer ab8eiAnitten.
146O. ltIrit @leiiienboinmer bat man
8ottesIdfferns balber bic 3unse abgefdnit-
| ten, unD be Wdlburga Sr6iterin BON ssSer-
rlsbsn, iuesen Dieberei. lebenbis neben BEN
@aleen begraben.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1873-08-24
(Giir bic vBeflide 8ldtter.C
1libt klsine SAelme, fonSern
groBe Spibbnbeu.

gBenn man ben Gperline au ben 6ings
b0eeln 5dblt, obi6on iein ,S1ilp, S9ilp"
pber ,,Silp, 9ilp" eelpiB niGt ben Namen
@eians berbient, 10 III bieier alser1eine
Gebraub gerabe 10 berebtigt, als Der,
melder lucus non lucendo ableitet. Wenn
aber bic gep Drleanier 3eituns, mad ibs
rem abbrud bonn porieen 5reitag, icbreibt:
Ser 6pob lit anertannt Der eifriaite Sn=
Ieftenpertileer," 10 lit bas barer llnlinn.
Sas tDnnte MIR Semano lhreiben, Der ben
Spab niht anoers als bonn S6renia9en
fennt.
Wtan brau6t ni6t 70 pebantii9 3u iein,
tpie Der Ybil0IDpb BON Sanslpuei, Der INN
.einigsr Giridben Dillen bas san5e @eihle1t
Der Gperlinge prDciribirte; man brau1t
iie nur In ibrer Seimatb, in ben S6rfern
unb 6luren gur0pa's jn bepbahten, nm 81
Der leberseusuns Su fommen, oaB Die
Gberlinae bic eifriaIfen Rbrr,er=
,freiier unb @etreibeSisbs limb, bic es
sebsn faun. aein Wei3en= Dber Saferfelb
in ber Rdhe Der D0rFer lit por ihnen iidsr,
unb tpenn ibre Sddareri einnlal W itterune
pon elmer friibreifen Stelle haben, 10 fam
idon nah eirl paar 9doen Der Iu9enlhein
beueiIen, melden SAaben lie an3uridten
i'm Gtanbe iift0. Sd belfen nidbt 6linten=
.ihiIIe, nidt StroAmann, nidt flinaenoe
8Iasiherben ooer ionItiee Nbi1refmnggz
mittel, mel4e Der 9epla9te 2anbmann er=
Iinnt; ber ein3ig ,pirfIanle Sbub III, Die
Mnsriffsobiette uistes SaA unb Sad su
Sse I'M Sutersiis bsa Wiiienid6ait ae.
maften Secirnn9en fiefern oas aleidbe
gWcsnffnt. hip G5hprfinn&n1nnpft nncr 4Snfe
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1873-08-24
(Gir bic @eitli6e 8latter".)
CINCINNATI
nno feine Nmge6nng.
Sprins 6rpne.
Bon
DR.. f. VIM. HESS

Stabt Der Sobten! - Seipger S6ansr
8iebt bur6 unf're 8ruft unb @lieSer,
Bonbern mir burd Seine StraSen
8oGer anbabt auf unb nieber.
5traben? Sfeine Saufer febeR
Sier NIT trautem Geuerberbe,
S.ine 8iirger, Stabt ber Sobteu
@nbnen all nntsr Der grbeb
anb mas Sober 10 ar i'm 2eben,
Stebt onf iebem 2eidenfeins-
CT beaeidnet uns bic Stdtte,
$50 bermobern bic Gebeine.
llnb NOS Seber tb al i'm 2ebsu,
2isH man auf benz g Sarfopbase
Su bem fonbenfirtsa ausaus
aus bes Dafeins turSer Gage.
llnb bic ifummen Srauerbeibea
Geisen fib bsrab uno peinen,
GleiG, aIs Oh iie iasen MOLTEN:
.aIIes nuS Der Sob bsreinen."
uAlle, bic i'm Ieben fparen
Gnr& @erbaItnife seidieben,
&uben in Der Stabt Der Sooten
pier bereinist unb tn Grisben."
@ubrbaft ribrenO III bic Site,
Der Sebante bod erbabeu,
DAP mir uni're tbeuren SObteu
an benz f&Onfsa RIab besraben,
Sas mir fie nit garter SorafnIt
8pii9en Grin unb 8Iumen bsttsu,
$50 bic boben 8n@enbaume
Stsben slsiHiam ais gsbstteu,
gis bersinit bic @eIt. Sromp.te
G6metternb brObut tn jebe @ruft
llnb sur sroben auferfsbuns
Aud bic -Stabt Der &sbtea tufh
Cincinnati, %. Mueuft 1878.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1873-08-24

Sic Somburgerinnen iagen BON einent
iungen Wfanne, Der ibnen gefdlIt ,Gr lit
Elm netter Wtenid! !" bic Berlinerinnen :
.Gr III Elm feiner Mann r bic Dresbne-
rinnen: .Gr lit elm gutes Sbierhert = unb
bic Wiensrinnen ~gr lit ein lieber 9aarr |"
Mntttr. Nnn, Iie6es Rinb, Der Mr-
|tiiel mar lang 0eilug, utlo Du iuirif m0bi
Derjianoen 1abeR, 1ds Sas Sass ss a6 6t GGi;cc;;s
ehe* bensutetY
fp4ttr. 81 ia, Iis6e Wloma, i9 8iehs
bic WiIitdrsht obtr bod Dor
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1873-08-24

Oie Wdnner bitten in Der CHE eefp6bn2
lid ben Sausfreuno nm iein ltrtbeil; bic
5alsfreunoe aber iinb rebli6 unb benfers
pbllOlopbiid I'M Semanb su beurtheilen.
mub man ii4 auerit aud an feline Stele
Derieben.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1873-08-24

Gin Srember fragte einen Tranffnrter
nod benz Sauie @oetbe's. oSaus @Oe-
TIE ?" ertuiberte bieier, .Saus @oetbe2 -
bas femme i'd ui4t, bas muB falirt bas
ben "a
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1873-08-24

Gin gfarrer priiseIte feline R5thin, ip.it
tie Bier i'm Seller laufen lieb. sic erin-
nerte ibn on ben eeouloieen $,iob.
yWas, 5iob ! Siob !" laete er, der 2uu1p
bat ME baierii6es Bier 9ebabt!"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1873-08-24

,Hur INNER ipariam!@ l. lagte Die Iroi.
i6niit bas Betttudb entawei nuo f1idte
@ai6lappen bantit.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1873-08-24

Gin HeiIenber erfunoiate 1ih Bel einent
Gaufmanne mad ben 8erbdltniiien Sc
manoes, ouf ben CT einen Wediel bate. -
Ser Wtann lit gut" idste Sener, sSie
peroen an i6n einen 6armanten alten
GERM fennen lernen, Der leiber blinb lit.
= ,Blinb ?" rief Der ssrembe aus. sd,
BIN perloren: mein 8ediel Iautet naa
SiGt!"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1873-08-24

Sas nenldlihe Sers bat brei Natars
refine: Sas Sera ber JrDblihen auf
Sher3, oas Ser3 ber 2iebenben auf
Sdmers, uno bas Sers Der 0Ornebmen
auf gr3.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1873-08-24

Sas Sers elmer galanten Dame sleidbt
elmer &ole. Seoer 2iebhaber erbdlt ein
8latt unb ibreH @atten bleiben Die Sors
nen.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1873-08-24

9ie Grf6nisin SIa6oIa non Gpanien
beabii6ti9t, i'm ftrensiten Sncoenito BON
gBien nod Wldorio 3u reiien. gu oieienr
3ped tuiro iie ben Namen sSuianna"
annebmen.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-10-22
me I.iverDooI COTTON Trade.

From the monthly circular of Messrs
Smith, Edwards s. Co., dated Liverpool,
Sept. 80, we condense as follows:
The prospects of our market are little
complicated at present by the conjunction
of financial questions with those of supply
and cemaud. The crop accounts from
America have not been satisfactory during
the month Of September. There is nc
doubt that this has been very wet season
and the result is that the crop is usually
backward, nor is the produce of the plant
in proportion to its size.
We must remember, however, that st
this time Of the year there is frequently an
outcry of damage which often proves most
deceptive. Last year most gloomy accounts
were sent of the appearance OF the crop.
The Bureau report for October last year
put the condition as Is per cent below an
average! The latest Bureau report we
have this year puts the condition IL per
cent below an average. The fact is, that
last year there was long, tne picking
season, which enabled far more cotton to
be gathered than was thought probable on
LIST October. The yield of last crop has
turned out 3,930,000 bales, and allowing for
an extra quantity of old cotton 10 remain in
the interior, the actual growth last season
mutt have been four millions, or 100000 to
100000 bales above the estimates current
in America twelve months sgol This fact
shows how little reliance can be placed on
on crop estimates so eAily in the season.
We should say the difference in the yield of
the crop between good and bad season
from now on to Christmas is from half
million to million Of bales.
One great fact we have to bear in mind
there was a large increase of land planted,
variously put at 10 to IL per cent, and
therefore yield per acre equal to last year
would give 100000 to 100000 bales.
Again, if the yield per acre were equal to
the monster crop of 1901, the result
would be about 81 millions. 1t may be
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SOUTHERN PRoDUCE MARKETS,

AUGUSTA, GA, Oct. 1S.-BACoN-Clear
sides 10a611e; clear rib 1061lc; shoulders
95M10c; sugar-cured hams, canvassed 15M
16c; D. S. bellies 106l0!c; long clear l0ac;
clear rib 104610a; shoulders S4683c. Ten
nessee meats scarce and in demand; well cut
and bright clear sides 11lc; shoulders
105c; hams lac. ..... .BUTTER-Goshen
38640c; country and Tennessee scarce at
25M30c Y ID. ..... Cow FEED-Whe2t
bran $1,000 81 ton; stock meal 90695c
......CoUNTRY PRoDUCE-Eggs 25c;
chickens-hens 40045c; frying size 25030.
Butter-country :5020; Tennessee 20627a
......FLoUR-Cit Mills-StovalPs Ex-
celsior Mill-Little Beauty, $3.50; Extra,
Sc. 90; Golden Sheaf, 1925; Pride Of Au-
gusta, $40. 75;Augusta Mill, Gilt Edge 5000;
A No. /, $3.50; Extra, $8.75; Tip Top,
1925; o. K. Superfne, $7.75. Granite
Mill-PiIot, 1926; Sunbeam $8.75; Xxx
1915; Fancy Family $10.75 Empire
Mills-Imperisl xxx, $1,000; Lily
White xxx, 1918; Brilliant Xxx $500;
Hot Cakes x, So so; Rock Mills, super6ne,
$500 Country and Western flour--super-
fine, S6N7; extra 81. 750S. rs; family $3.50
1925. .... GRAIN Wheat-market tirm;
CHOICE Willie, pLsOoADA'0O aAOCA1 49,
01.75; red $1.574N1.77a. Corn-white
Csc; mixed and yellow, e0c. Oats
mixed, $1.00. Rye 81 30. Barley $1.4O
4g bushel. 49,. CORN MEAL-City bolted,
90c; country, soc per bushel. ..... LARD
Tierces and barrels, 103011c; in cans and
kegs, l2O12ac.. .HAY-Choice limo
thy, $1.656I.75; Western mixed, S1.5o0
/ IS; country nominal.
MONTGOMERY, ALA, Oct. 1S--BUTTER-
Goshen, Y ID, 30695c; Western, 22a630c
,... BACoN-S. G. hams, per ID, l50
I6c; do. plain hams, dc; clear sides
l1ac; clear ribbed 1101lac; shoulders 100
lOIc. Bulk shoulders, % ID, dc; clear
rib -M-c.... .CoRN-Western per bush
Ell. 85090c. ...FLoUR-Sack, per sack,
S4.OO65.00; fine, per barrel, $7.2567.75;
superfne, per barrel, $7.756S.25; extras,
per barrel, $S.5069.50; fancy extras, per
barrel, $10611. .HAY-Per 100 lbs,
s.. 5O61. 75......LARD-In kegs, per ID,
il36l2; in tierces 10!0103. 49,. MEAL--
S.. .OATs-Per bushel, 60665. .....
PoRK-Mess, per barrel, $1,000. .PoTA-
roEs-Irish, per barrel, S3.2563.50.
COLUMBUS, GA, Oct. 1S.--BAooN-
Clear sides 12c; clear rib sides ll4e,
shoulders-Nl0kc; sugar-cured hams, LOO
1Sc; plain hams, 15017c. 49,. BULK
MEATs--Iced II ac. ..... BUTTER -Goshen
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% ib SOC; country 35c. 49,. CoRN-yellow
load rates in depot. ...ssFLoUR-Fine %
Dbl. s5.o0; snper6ne $500; extra $1,000;
double extra $1,000; fancy $1,000. $3.50.
HAY-# cwt. $500. .LkED--Prime
leaf sF ID 11@l1zc .....MEAL-sg bush.
Sl.00. 49,. OATs-4F bushel Use. .Po-
TAToEs-Irish 80 barrel 81 so.
SAVANNAH, GA, Oct. 1S.-BAcoN-
Fair stock and demand large. We quote
Clear rib sides 1161l5c; shoulders ion
10ac, scarce; dry sailed sides snd bellies
l0c; hams, sugar cured In canvas I6n18c..
Fees market well supplied. We quote.
20D22c per dozen wholesale; retail 25c 80.
..FLeUR-Supply good, demand moderate
at quotations. We quote! Northern aud
Western superfine $7.00HS.25; extra $3.50
$3.50; family SO 50n10.50; extra family
$ll.60; fancy $3.50. ..... CoRH-Stock
good. Demand moderate. We quote:
White 95d9Tac; mixed or yellow Se690c
...... HIDES, Wool, ETc-The demand
fer these Articles during the past
week has been good. We quote: Dry
flint l53e; dry sailed 1Sse. Deerslxins 2S6
SOc, Wax &c. Wool 306313c; bury
wool 13M1Sc. Tallow SI9c. Otter skins
Sl.50@2 So according to quality. OARS
Stock good, demand moderate. We quote
65G70c. ...... ONIONS Northern $425M
5 so 90 barrel. 49,. Observation-Disclosures,
good stock and selling at S.. 0063 80 $g Dbl.
......APPLEs-Northern arriving freely,
and sell at $5.2565.50 per barrel. =.
.HAY-Stock fair aud prices firm with
a light inquiry. We quote Northern
of Ct 2SE11 Ak uholoaaio AMI u So6a1 eO
retail; Eastern, $1.6501.70 wholesale, and
S1.75 retail; Western $I.7501.S5 retail;
wholesale S1.e001. 10. 49,. POULTRY AND
GAlE-The.e is an active inquiry for these
articles with fair supply. Chickens are
selling at 60cM$1.00 full grown; half grown
70675c per pair by the coop; geese sell
at $1.2061.50 sS pair by the dozen pairs;
ducks sell at 90c0$1.25 per pair. The
above are wholesale figures; retail prices are
5 to 10 per cent higher.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-10-22

The simple reason why Hand Sapolio
is the best article in the world for the con-
slant use of all classes Of people, is because
it will do what no other substance will, as
follows:
MEcHANIcs.-Will entirely remove tar,
paint, oil and varnish from the clothing and
hands.
FARMERS Its use will prevent tan, SUM-
burn, ehapped hands.
WORKING WOMEN.--Is will take the
place Of powders aud cosmetics for beauti-
flying the complexion, and will render the
hands white and soft, no matter how much
they are used.
EvERYBoDY-It is the best article In
the world for removing all cutaneous blem-
ishes from the skin, and rendering 1t white,
beautiful, and natural In color. In price
cheaper than soap-only 10 and 10 cents q
cake, according tOsize. d1w&w1t
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-10-22

The young men who gave the ball at the
Skating Rink, for the benefit of the Mem
phis sufferers, have realized $123 from the
returns Of tickets, and have got few more
tickets out, They will forward the amount
collected to Memphis to-day. The COM
mittee desire us TO return thanks to Mr..
Kendrick for the free use of gas, and also
to Mr.. Parker for furnishing the band with
supper free ofchsrge.
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HaIf.past ii O'Clock.

In order to accommodate the citizens OF
Edee6eld who purpose being present at the
Exposition building tonight, at the prom
ensde concert and hop, Billy Smith, the
NIGHT car driver or the Edgefeld street cars,
has Consented to extend his time, and viii
have a car ready TO leave the Square at
h hsisnast n O'Clock. One car will also leave
st q quarter past z, as usual
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-10-22
FINANCIAL.

Exchange on New York is in demand
aud when in the shape of sight cotton bills
is taken at of. Bankers checks are ia
ken at psr. The banks in checking charge
at the rate of 81 per thousand premium.
There is bat little doing in the way Of
discounting new notes, though some of the
banks are doing small business. A good
deal of the paper falling due is renewed on
short lime.
Gold is unchanged, closing in New York
at 1859. For the small lots offered here
dealers pay los and hold at 1106111. Sill
yer is taken at 102 for halves and quarters.
Government bonds are slightly better.
The following are the quotations at 2:20:
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27,07S ,533 AZ, q

The above totals show that the interior
stocks have increased during the week 9,545
bales, and are tonight 11,744 bales more
than at the same period last year. The re-
ceipts have been 1918 bales less than the
same week last year.
The exports of cotton this week from
New York show an increase as compared
with last week, the total reaching $3.50
bales, against 1925. bales last week.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-10-22

The most effective health preserver is
Hamilton's Buchu and Dandelion, a COM
bination which acts directly on the kidneys
and liver, and assists them in eliminating
from the system the provoking causes Of
some Of the worst Ills that flesh is heir to.
You can buy this medicine from Your drug
gist, and its use will inspire you with new
life, happiness and health. For sale at De-
moville & Cos and by Ewin, Pendleton &
Go. w. G. Hamilton 81 Co., Of Cincinnati.
o., are the proprietors.
jan7,d1aw1y tues &W
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Sad Accident.

A little son of Mr.. Parr, who lives on the
MurfTeesboro pike, was playing on Centre
street yesterday morning, while on bis way
to school, when he was knocked down and
run over by an express wagon driven by 4
colored boy. The wagon wheel struck him
in the head and passed down to his feet,
iuflictiDg serious injuries.
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M RgnntP

The cornerstone of the new Mason <
Hall at Murfreesbcro viii be laid with APP
propriate ceremonies on Friday next, 31st
inst. A special train viii leave Nashville
at 8 A. NJ, and returning leave Murfreesboro
at 4P.M. Fare, $1.00 for round trip. All
members of the order and friends generally
are cordially invited to attend. Let there
be good turn out.
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Tennessee bonds were quoted yesterday
forenoon a. 20, and in the afternoon at SO.
We suppose there are but few sales at less
than 20. The past due coupons are worth
about SIC.
Comptroller's warrants are in some de-
msnd by taxpayers, with but few Offering
for sale. Dealers pay S5687 and hold at
90I92.
Davidson county warrants are bought
at Sc.
We hear of nothing doing in our local
securities and for rates, which are in most
cases nominal, we refer to advertisement of
Nashville Savings Company, corner Union
and COLLEGE streets.
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New Advertisements.

Cottage wanted.
Safe key lost.
Farms for sale by Arlington, Farrar &
Weakley.
A reward of $500 is offered by Gov.
Brown for the apprehension Of Riehar
Hayward, and the same amount for the ar.
rest of Geo. Fry, jr.
A proclamation from tho Governor with
reference TO Commissioners representing
Tennessee in the various States, appears
elsewhere in our columns.
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GoIIaday,s Glft Enterprsse.

Now is the time to form your clubs for
Gollsdsy's 57th Drawing, which takes place
next Monday. Capital prize. $1,000 in cash.
Tickets 81, or 6 for s.; 25 for $40, SO for
$50, $50 for 500. Address your orders to
j. r. GoIladay, Bowling Green, Ky. Or
ders will be filed up to the departure Of the
last mails, Monday, the 9th.