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~ ysul Dew KY P9epeisfi.gTr 9 r..
responded the tig9
The Brahmin, ~ {glevollentiy IN
clined, was NJ . Y :cee entreatles
ans bscz &Nfhe cage The
tsoefg } Il - to him, wagged his tail.
|, asBrafnflh. prepare TO lie, shall

and nlac2 - - the cage. Inc
tiger " 70 him, wagged Install.
=. "BrabnAh, prepare to lie, I shall
now eat you."
"Oh, how ungrateful how wicked J
Am not your savior ?" protested the
trembling priest.
"True," said the tiger, every true
but it is the custom Of my race to eat
man when we get chance, and can
not afford to let you 90" as
"Let us submit toe case to an arbi-
TRAITOR" said the Brahmin. " Here
comes fox. The fox is wise; let us
abide by his decision"
Every well, - replied the tiger.
The fox, assuming judicial aspect.
sat on his launches with all the dignity
he could muster. and, looking at the
disputants, he said
GOOD friends, am confused at tho
aifferent s,coounts vsaAAoAs ysssA give -
| 1Donys tgrender t5niszsis judgAhsns.
but if you viii be lind enough to act
the whole transaction before my eyes,
shall attain unto a more definite concep-
ton of the case. DO you, Mr.. Tiger
show me just how you approached and
entered the cage, and then yon, Mr.
Brahmin, show me how you liberated
him. and shall be able to render
proper decision" +"
They assented, for the fox was sol
emn and oracular. The tiger walked
into the cage, the spring door fell and
shut him in. He was prisoner. The
judicial expression faded from the fox's
countenance, and, turning to the Brah-
min, he said
''I advise you to go home as fast as
You can, and abstain = future from do
ing favors to rascally tigers. Good
morning, BrahmiL good morning,
fierar
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It is a complaint as old as man, says
a writer in the Saturday Review, that We
only Lnnu how 70 live when we have
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Two curious aicides have taken
place at Paris, both occasioned by the
remorse of the victims at having scolded
their wives.
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ENeLAND's RICHEST MEN. peo-
pie talk about millionaires they actually
mention RothscIild first, hut there Is a
man in England by the name OF Ward,
in comparison with whom any Roths-
childisapauper. Thisman Ward inherits
avast property with accumulated invest
ments and estates, which give him an
enormous income he has the most mag
nificent house in London, the finest col
lection OF art, and the finest country
seats in the kingdom; his wife is cele-
brated for her beauty, and her display
of diamonds at the recent festival given
the Emporr of Austria, in Vienna, made
all the other ladies, the empresses,
queens and princesses, look poor.
xry1 y. Al, ;,,,,ov,,e ~ tl,fe british CrCaeua
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offers from good men because OF this
fancy of theirs about Prince Pretty
man
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SAN FRANoIsco will make a last eff
fort to retain a few uniform garments
to wear by taxing her Chinese laundries
unto death.
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VOL. TX. NO. %.
woMAN's WORLD.
Woman.

A queen Of noble Natures crowning,
ale OF hers was like act Of grace;
Id no winsome looks, no pretty frowning,
-uv beauties Of the vulgar race:
<k& smiled. light was on her face;
Dol kndliness, a lunar beam
OF -~ful radiance, sfvering in the stream
or hr sAn thought, of unabiding glory,
Not quite awsking truth, not qnite a dream
a 'i'''''''- n. Coleridge.
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A scHooL-MAsTER on being asked,
what was meant by the word " fortifQ
tion," answered, "Two twentiGaatiR1
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" Wnere are you SOlHgy JOun JOAA
was disgusted, but kept on.
A sAUCY young widow out west said to
clerical friend who asked her condol-
ingly, how long her lamented had
been dead, '' / am IN the honeymoon of
nv widowhood" That widow will BE-
boasting some day about celebrating a
golden funeral.
EXPERIENCE goes to show that girls in
school offer less excuses on account of
sickness than boys Many times It Is
wonderful to fnd how sickly boys are
when recitation time comes. AS to ca
pacity for laying hold OF the higher
branches, the n1me experience has been
that the best students in differential
and integral calculus were girls. The
most pleasing demonstration of geo
metrical problems have come from the
charming girls
A GENTLEMAN of g elegant leisure, I"
and bachelor at that, has been anus
ng himself with matrimonial statistics,
and reports that out of two hundred
marriages published In New England
journals last week, only two of the
ladies had old fashioned names, such as
Mary and Susan. All the others were
Mollies, Dollies, Pollies, Iibbies, Tib-
bies, Biddies, Hatties, Patties, Matties,
Lizzies. and so on. He says if he can
hear of some girl with familiar
christian name, he will start for her.
AN exchange says can economical
lady in Oberln, Ohio, recently engaged
an old man, who has six children to
support, to dig and fix her acre garden.
The old man worked about week, and
on asking for his pay the lady handed
him bundle, which she said contained
a valuable waterfall which he could sell.
He Took the fixin' to a hair-dresser,
and found to his chagrin, that it was
not worth quarter, being an old iute
concern which had done long service
He declined to go back to the lady, as
he said, for she might poison him for
the purpose of stealing his old boot 81
TIE young men are becoming every
day more discourteous, so the girls say.
They take their dogs instead of their
lady friends out riding nowadax
are advantages about dog a. a ~
companion, we must admit. SHe d -
take up so much room. Eeis e
make remarks when hqW
a manner which requa
tention, and get en-
don't answer hipnn. e
wells aud streami kbbu
your eyes every tiA4 they
He dosen't gTa1Gzk the reinsS
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The only ring thatshould be tolerated
The wedding ring.
PANNIER-A '' waist basket for back
aia..lDeIe t.. Of old nexsP~P-r-
hinge Because she IS something %
adore.
CAN a gentleman who sees a lady
home under an umbrella be fitly desig-
mated as rain beau?
A oYNIc describes marriage as an altar
on which man lays his wallet and wo-
man her affections.
A YOUNG husband calls his wife
"Birdie," becaNse, he says, she is al
wavs associatedtn his mind with a bill.
A PEORIA man says that his wife's
tongue wears ont so many sets Of false
teeth that the dentists bills have nearly
broken him up.
OUR hen-pecked remarks with surprise
that &hen his wife is well enough 10
get round she Immediately resumes
her wranglea
Foor-BALL, according to the newspa-
pers, is becoming popular game all
over the country. Boston girls claim
to be the most skillful.
A aooD-LooKING female doctor has
settled in Charlotte, Michigan, and
every man in town is taking pills by the
quart, at two cents per pill.
TWENTY students of the Pittsburgf
female college having become conveE1
declare their determination to firt
none bat young divinity students
after.
A CAIRO man warns people not TO
trust his wife, and she retorts bX saying
that he'll go without clothes alt GUNNER
before she'll take in washing touSig him
out again. -
AN honest lover in Massachusetts has
given to his prospective father-in-law
load of w0lsto replace that consumed
during hi HGiN fking visits
!. !. ! ;
prescribe
busti
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WEST

"A dispatch to the secretary - -. -
from the chairman of the Indiah S3nmEsf8n-
ers, states that a council had - 9th
the Sioux Indians at st. LaraIi = 'ilting in
successfully arranging the ckzttss with re-
gard to the agency and the continuance of
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WHEN Turkish wife forgets to keep
the suspender buttons sewed to her hus-
bands trousers, she is patted on the
back for half an hour with a pine board
an inch thick. An African wife is better
treated. The frown is chased from her
lofty brow with a f1at-iron
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If we are sure that the other life is
life, and not a slumbering hole in the
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A MAN who married widow has in
vented device to cure her of " eternal
ly" praising her former husband.
Whenever she begins to descant on his
noble qualities, this ingenious No. 2
merely says: Poor, dear man p how /
wish he had not died and the lady i'm
mediately begins to think of something
else to talk about.
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IgroS1As iuryman in Yer
\ Informed b;a fellow in
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PRIScrPLEs AND DUTIES To BE TAUGHT.
1. The thorough cleanliness, domes-
tic and civic, and an abundant supply
of pure water are essential means OF
preventing cholera in any household
when the cholera is near.
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Total, 10000 Gins, all Cash.


The money 10 pay all these gifts In fall Is now
upon deposit In the RRrmers' and DroVerB Bank
Of Louisville, and set aslde for that purpose and
can only be used for that purpose Ss win be seen
by the following certificate Of the Cashier:
OPTIcE or FARMERs' AND DRoyERs' BANK,
LOUISVILLE, ny, April :, 1878.
This Is to certify that there 10 In the Farmers
and DrOYers hank to tho credit OF the Third
Grand Gin Concert, for the benefit Of the Public
Library OF Kentucky, i've hundred thousand
dollars which las been set apart BY tho man
ayers 70 pay the giits iniull, and Will be held BY
the bank and paid ont for this purpose, and this
purpose only. K. 8. NkECl, Cashier.
Tho party, therefore, who holds the ticket
drawing the capital gift will get $780, 900 In green
backs, and 20 of the $4,000, the 5000, the
$40 600, the SO 900, the $5OO0 aud all tho other
gifts. 1000 in number, amounting to $500 600.
The remnant OF unsold tickets will be furnish.
cd 10 those who hrst apply lorders accompanied
by the money always having preference over
agents) at the following prices: Whole tickets,
$40; hAlvCe, 8: and quarters, 50 30; y whole
tickets for Sl00 90 for $500, ii3 for ,OOO, and
SIS for IS 900. No discount on less than $lVO
worth OF tickets alta time.
The concert and distribution Of gifts will be-
gin at O'Clock on Tuesday morning, July :, IN
Public Library hall, and the following will be
the order OF proceedings: lot. Music by Orches'
trAl band. I'd PlAcingO tags Zone for each tick.
ct sold in large wheel. Sd, Placing Of gifts in
small wheel. 4th. Music by orchestral band.
9th. Explanatory remarks by President. 9th
Drawing Of inst half Of gifts. 9Th. Music by
orchestral band. y h. Drawing OF last half OF
gifts. nth Placing Of large wheel with tAGs In
hands OF committed appointed by audience. 10Th.
Grand orchestral concert.
The mAsic on this grand occasion will h9 the
best that can be procured, aud the gentlemen
who count and place the tags and gifts In the
wheels and BuperintGnd the drawing and keep
the record Of the drawn numbers will be chosen
from tho best known and most trustworthy citi-
zenE OF tho State. All lllhe 10 conducted a. 10
DO q perfect guaranty against complaint from
any just source.
fie payment OF gifts will begin on Saturday,
July -, Gt o'clock A. n. Tickets drawing gifts
must be presented at room No. 4, Public Library
BUILDING, where cash checks upon the Farmers
and DrOverB Bank OF Louisville, or sight drafts
upon the Fourth National Bank Of New York,
al the option OF tho holder, will be given for the
tickets. All gifts not called for In q months from
the drawing will be turned over 10 the Public
Library fund
For full particulars send for circulars.
TnOS. &. DRAMLETTE,
Agent Public Library Kentucky, Louisville, Ky.
For tickets or Information apply 10
J.V H. RODGERS, Agent.
lCG Market Street, Wheeling, W. Va.
anQE
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"There were one or two things that I

"There were one or two things that
particularly wished to tell you last night
but in such u crowd had no opportunity
and ~
"There, told you, James " broke in
my vile again. Zone # those things, you
may depend on it, Was proposal, and
I'm glad stopped IT,"
"All right, only do let inc finish:
-"and 10 tell you the truth, | was q
little neltled you know was always too
sensitive) because | thought Mrs. Miller
last night scarcely treated me with quite
the kindness due to an old friend. SO
ran away early aud did not say what ]
intended. Perhaps II is as well. One BIT
Of news about me, however, | am sure
you will all be glad 10 hear, and feel
that ought not 10 90 away without tell
ing you. A few days ago, to my i'm
mense delight and astOnishment, / receiv
ed lawyers letter informing me that
was hclr.in law 10 distant relative who
had died In Jamaica; 80 that l have
dropped all at once into five thousand a
year. Rather jolley, isn't il? But wont
forget your flve.pOund notes; and II eveI
you want a little cash, old fellow, just you
ask your old and obliged friend
Il. WoTHERsPOON."
"Five thousand year, groaned my
wife now. but how could / know,
James, Why didn't Mr.. WotheBpoo1
tell usy"
"WelI, probably, dear, because you
stopped him SO adfOiIly," said l, laughing
maliClously, land perhaps he first wished
to see whether we cared for him without
his money"
"Oh dear, oh dear couldn't write Il
note Of apology and bring him backE"
mo, Ii know Wotherspoon, 1t Is Too
late. As you said, Jane, he Is too deer
Tor that"
"Ah we'll" she said piteOusly. "Aud
this Is all the reward one gets for putting
oneself out OF the way and going TO all
this expense to give ones friends treat.
Our motives, could not help thinking,
had not been quite so disinterested rs my
wife now wished TO make out Few peO'
pic do give parties, | fear, on the pure
principles OF Pickwickian beneVOlence,
However, we had got lesson, and anl
happy to say our first evening party was
our llst.-&uint Pau!s Magazine.
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STATE BoNDs-Dull.
SToCKs-PaciliC Mail, Panama, New
Jersey Central and Delaware, Lackawan'
No g. Western were the features OF the
stock market to-day, each making II sharp
advance. Otherwise the market WAS in-
tensely dull, and the changes were only
at per cent. Pacific rose from 43j to So
closing at 5Js; Panama, from 1853 t9ll7E
closing at 11G; New Jersey Central, from
1O2 to 1919, closing at 1864; and Della
ware LaCkawanna, from 1O9 to lO4i, clos
ing al lO4. The whole market closed
strong.
Alta meeting Of the Panama Railroad
Company to-day. the designations OF Ed
ward Plcrrpoint, G. L. HOtChkiss, l.. l..
Slockwell, and G. G. Haven were accept.
ed, and the Board Of Directors recon
structed as follows: W. b. Leonard, II
W. Parks, H. s. Baxter, George H. Pull
man, George s. Scott, A. B Stockwell, 4.
3. Musgrove, II. W. Gray, j. n. Burke,
A. Masterson, 3. L. N. BarlOws, j. Har-
riett and +. W. G. Bellows. Mr.. A, b
Slockwell continues in the presidency.
The Western Union Telegraph Com-
pany has not leased the Pacific & Allan,
tic Line, nor bought its stock.
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New Yurk Market.

NEW York, May 0.-Flour-Less &C.
tive but firm; superfine western and State
ST. GJaG 30; common TO good 50 50A7 40:
good to choice 81 45as IS; white wheat Y
IS 50a10 90. Wheat-Prime Spring
scarce; winter held above buyers views;
rejected spring 81 35a1 43; No. 3 spring
81 55sl IS; No. Milwaukee 81 Goal 20.
Rye-Quiet; western 9sca$1 90. Barley
Dull but unchanged. Malt-Quiel
Corn-Less active, scarcely so firm; new
mixed western 07a6SC; old in store GSa
oslo. Oats-Firm, moderate business
common 10 prime; new mixed western
5085ltc; white western 59a55c. Coffee
Firm; Rio l7a1S9c. Sugar-Firm; fair to
good refining 79astC. MolasSes-MHre
active; New Orleans Gsas0c. Rice
Steady at 7saStC. Cheese-l2A15c.
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R.LONGDON
on
Diseases Peculiar to Women.
The Only Treatment that will
Cure these Ills.

or all the diseases which tho physician Is call.
| cd upon 10 treat, none 10 Invested with moro In
forest aud impoEtanCe,o or demand greater sympa
| thy and skill, than those which arc peculiar TO
woman. Their lnquency, variety, obsCurily and
Obstinacy have forced them on the attention Of
the medical profession. The sex and character
Of the sufferers, tho paine, BpAsms, conVulBlons,
and numerous physical and mental disturbances,
involving tho happiness and usefulntss OF wO.
men, enRenderinH the most intense suffering and
even death preferable TO life, have all greatly en-
HANGED the devotion OF medical men 10 this large
class Of delicate ailments. Their frequency and
degree OF suffering increase with the progress OF
society. Tho cultivation OF the mental powers,
sentiments and passions. the advance Of ciVilizA.
ton, the Telnements, indulgenciOs and luxuries
Of life, even the character OF social intercourse
and the objects OF huplness and pleasure, all
serve TO Augment tho number and agRrcvAte the
severity OF these painful mAlRdies.
Among the causes or insanity In women men.
struAl Irregularities arc set down as fruitful
source Of This terrible malady. Various other
arrangements OF the womb, through reflex AC'
tion on The brain and nervous system, may In
time dethronG the reason and destroy mental
equilibrium.
1fyOu arc suffering LeucoHhTAor Whites,
ProlRpBus Uteh or Failing OF the Womb,
AmenorrhG'1 or Suppressed Menses, DySmen.
onhRa or Painful Aenses, MenorrhAgia or IL.
cesslYe Mcnses, Cancer OF the Womb, liberation
OF the Womb, tendency 10 Miic2rrtAHe, Nervous
Debility. PalpItAtion Of the Heart, Sick Head.
ache, HabituAl Constipation, llaemOnhoides or
Piles, remember that we employ tho only treat
mGnt that will cure these Ills and Invite thOEe
afflicted 70 give our remedies fair trial and thus
prove their great efficacy and virtue. Why suicr
pain, disease and death when these Ills may he
AVertedY Why die within reach Of curef Must
you endure all these ailments for years or perish
In the morning or midday oflIie! Give the ply.
BieIAn who has made yonr diseases the study OF
his life, that holds In his hand tho balm that will
give you health, Just ono trial, and like thou
sands who once suffered RS you do now, you will
rejoice in the sunshine and happiness OF = life
yol have not experienced for perhaps many
year.
Bat II your sense OF dOlicaCy still prevents
your applying in person for relief, you eau Iend
: statement by your husband, brother, or any
one In whom you trust, and tho necessary medi.
cinCs for your case will be returned 10 you.
Fees for consultation, examination, advice and
treatment within the reach OF all.
Medicines for all Diseases by mail and express
TO all parts OF the country.
OPP ICE HoURs.-s to II, I:3l to 8, and G3O TO g.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
MARKETS. ~ TELEGRAPH.
New York Money and stock Market

New York Money and stock Market.
New YORK, May 0.-MoNEY-Easy
at 5a7 per cent, closing with free offerings
at 5aG per cent,
STERLING ExCMAEGE-SlGady nj S!aSs
per cent for GO days and 0!a0s per cent
Tor sight.
GOLD-Quiet and steady at 117s1llIS,
the most business at ll7tal17g the closing
rates. Loans 347 per cent. ClCarings
$750OO00O. Treasury disbursements
$25O,OOO Total payments for May in
interest TO date $G.53G.OOO. Customs re-
ceipis today $4,000. :
GovERNMENTs-Dnll, closing firm. 1t
Is announced that half II million Is already
redeemed at the Treasury under call Of
March lat
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New York Dry Goods Market.

NEW York, May 0.-The cold and
rainy weather had a depressing effect
upon the market, which was unusually
quiet in all branches. The market for
cotton goods is quiet but unchanged
Best makes OF brown bleached and COL
ored cottons arc firm, and in only moder'
ate supply. Medium bleachCd shirtings
are in better request. Prints and ging-
hams are quiet, Rolled jaCcOnets sell
freely at 81 cents. Dress fabrics arc in
active. WoolGns and shawlS are dull
Foreign goods arc very dull In private
hands and selling low at auction.
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Miscellaneous.
Miscellaneous
Library Gift Concert!
NINETY DAYS DISAPPOINTMENT.
A Full Drawing Certain.
$4,000 in Bank TO Pay Gifts.
10000 CASH GlFTSPAIO lHFUrL.
100000 for Only Ten Dollars.

EnouVh of tho 10000 tickets issued for the
THIRD GRAND GIFT CONCERT, In aid OF tho Pub
lie Library OF Kentucky, having been sold 70 In
sure full drawing, and the wish having been
universally expressed that the 10000 cash Rlits
offered should DO drawn In full aud paid In lqll
without any scaling down, as heretofore, tho
management, with the concurrence OF the tfus'
tees, have determined to allow ninety days more
for the sale OF the remnants OF tickets lett on
hand. The concert and distribution advertised
for April is therefore postponed TO Tuesday,
July &, 1873, on which day, and no other, they
will positively and nnequlYoeally take place In
the Public Library Hall, Louisville, Ky.
At this grand concert tho following cash Rllls
will DO distributed by lot and paid In full 10 the
ticketholdeTs who draw them:
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, May G-Flour-Firm at
81 O5a7 30. Wheat-Quiet and held firmly
at 81 ~. Corn-Firm at 47c. Rye-s3c.
OAts-Dull at 40a4Sc. Barley-Firm.
ProVisions-Dull, and western Mess Pork
mixed at Sl7 "a, Lard-Dull and'un-
changed. Bulk Meat-DRll nothing do
ing, held shoulders &c, clear rib sides DC,
clear 0tc; buyers ask commissions OF Ia
&c. Bacon-Dull, shoulders 7ia7Ic; clear
rib sides 9iaO4c, clear 0ial0c. Whisky
held firmly at SSc.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, May S.-Flour - Market
steady with a moderate demand; spring
wheat extra s. OOa5 rs. Wheat-Mar-
ket steady with moderate demand, rul'
ing about 1C higher than yesterday No l
spring unchanged; No . do 81 2Sl Corn
-4lfc. Oats-No. 3, Sit. Rye-NO. 2
O0lA7Oc. Other grain unchanged. Mess
Pork-Unsettled and lower, sold al
$40 37a1G 80, and closed firm at SIG GOA
II 90. 2 Lard-Quiet. Dry Sailed Meats
Fair demand and shade easier; Shoul'
ders 0taBsc; short rib middles SsaS4c
BaCon-Shoulder 7Ec; clear rib sides lot,
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TOLEDO, May O.-Flour-Demand fair
and market firm. Wheat-Firm and 1C
higher; No. . white Wabash 81 50; am
bey Michigan 81 7SI; No. l DO 81 75al SO;
No. ., 81 IS. COrn-High mixed asia
4Sjc; low mixed 474c.' 0ats-No. 2,
IL tsi3C.
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BALTIMORE, May 0.-FlOur-Dull but
unchanged. Wheat-Quct and steady,
white Sc 0522, 10; good 10 prime red 81 SO
al 9S. Corn-Steady, western mixed 40
a51. white 81. Rye-Held at 79C9S1 o..
Provisions-Uchanged. Butter-WCstern
8 eady. CheeSe-Tub 2Ga27C. Whisky
Unsettled, 03is04C.
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New Orleans Market.

New ORLEANS, May 0.-Sugar-Dull;
common Gic; fair 7fsstc. Molasses-
Reboiled size. CoiFee-Quiet at l7tsl9tc,
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'WHITTLESEY."

"WuITTLESEY," for Dyspepsia l. Indigestion,
"WHITTLR8BY," for Gravel and Diabetes.
"WH[TTLRSEY," for Sour Stomach.
s'WHITTLRSEY," for nervous debility.
"WHTTTLRSBY," for bilious collie.
"WHITTLRSEY," Cough Granules, only &c.
"NVHITTLESEY Ague Cure" only Soc.
FOR q slOcplcss tOlIcky babe
"WHITTLRSEY," for irregular mGnsGs.
''WHITTLESEY,," for sick headache.
Sold by LOGAN, LIST Il co.
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$3.50 prItos. Amounting TO $500, uIu

TiekOt1i SlUs HAlL IICAetA' GU EuAIksE1S eAVS'
~Our lotteries arc chartered by the State,
are always drawn Of tho time named, and al
dfnWiDgc arc under the supervision Of BwoEl
commissioners.
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day Of eVTy month during tho year 1879
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