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NEVADA LEGISLATURE.
SIXTH AES SION.

CARSON CRY, February 10, 1873.
MORNING SESSION.
Senate called to order at II o'clock.
President in the chair.
Rolled called. Quorum present.
Prayer by the Chaplain, Rev. G. b.
Allen.
journal read and approved.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Phelan from Committee on Claims
recommended reference to COMMITTEE OF
the Whole of bill for the relief of John
b. Helm. Also, favorably upon claim
of Calvin Swift for services rendered to
State Mineralogist.
Also, sundry claims in favor of Bragg
for drayage, etc, favorably reported upon.
Cassidy from special committee of in
quiry, made verbal report, saying that
the report of the Superintendent Public
instruction was on the way, and that
bills had been printed successfully as
handed in without delay.
Hobart from Committee on State Al
fairs, reported without recommendation
on Act for relief of E. Penrod. Also,
unfavorably on bill to consolidate the
offices of Lieutenant Governor and State
Librarian.
Also, bill for the transportation of in
sane and convicts. Reference to Com
mittee of the Whole recommended.
Also, bill for maintenance of Orphans
Home, with Recommendation to pass as
amended.
Committee of Lincoln, delegation rec
commended passage of Act (amendatory)
to redistrict the State.
Claim of Edwin Lubin Isl, 20O) re-
ceived from Secretary of State. Referred
to Committee on Claims.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
By Committee on Claims: Bill for the
relief of the California institution for
the education of our deaf and dumb.
Also, Act to provide for payment OF
claim of Calvin Swift. [Claim of $500
for services rendered Mr.. White ex-Min-
eralogist]. Both bills referred to Com
mittee of the Whole.
By Small, Act concerning equitable
claims against counties. Referred to
Judiciary.
By Cassidy, Act to create and fix the
pay of the President of the Board OF
Directors of Public Library. [Gives
him 500 per MONTH. Ordered en-
crossed
By Thompson, Act to provide for an
Insane Asylum. [Approp.iates $50, 900
to purchase the Bowers Mansion]. Re-
ferred to Committee on State Affairs.
Assembly bill regulating collection of
taxes in disputed territory. Referred to
Committee on Counties and County
Boundaries.
Substitute for bill concerning Central
Pacific Company's obtaining patents to
public land. Filed.
Act to fund the hospital debt Of
Washoe county. Ordered engrossed.
Bill concerning juries. Referred to
Committee of the Whole.
Senate in Committee of the Whole,
President pro tenn in the chair.
Special order-bill concerning swamp
and overfowed lands. Re-enacts the
Arkansas law].
Committee rose and asked leave to sit
again.
Recess till 2 o'clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Senate went into Committee of the
Whole.
The memorial and resolution regard
ing swamp and overlooked lands, recon-
mended to be indefinitely postponed.
Mr.. McClinton's bill concerning juries
(restricts exemptions) was discussed and
amended and discussed again until
nearly 5 O'Clock, when the Committee
rose begged leave to sit again, and the
Senate adjourned.
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A ISLANDER REFUTED.- Visitors often
complain that they can't find a good Sc
gar in Carson. If they will only call on
R. Fred Brooks, opposite the Ormsby
House, they will discover that none but
the best Imported Segars are retailed at
two bits, and that his one bit segars are
far superior to any other house; try them.
No charge is made if goods are not salts
factory. r. Fred Brooks, Bookseller,
Stationer and Segar dealer, opposite the
Ormsby House, next door to Rails hard
ware store.
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MINING STOCK REPORT.

Forenoon Board.
$50 Gould & Curry, 14k, Az, Is, l5A b3O.
40 Savage, "a b3O, 70, 7214 BE-.
96e Chollar, SO, 54h b3, So b3o. 52h, 81. S2H
b3O. 5lH, 50 b5.
1165 yellow Jacket, IS, 70, so b3O, 70 b5, IS.
II, 77h, 70 b3O, 70 $50, 10.
1910 Imperial, IN, ia, tx, 8 b3O, 7H.
42O Empire Mill, tx, bSO. TX.
265 Kentuck, II u, TX b3O.
TOT Belcher, 50, 81 H. 80, 81, 81 bSO, ~ b5, 81 -
900 Confidence. 1ik, IL, 12k bso. 12A bio, II
1876 Con. Virginia, So, .5sk. SO bso. 81, IS. s.
b3O.
40 Exchequer, 14h, IAN.
20 Segregated Belcher, 62.
SIS Overman, IS $50, IS, 54h, 81, 81 80, sah.
80 Justice, 8, 81 b30.
80 Succor, 81.
IS Buckeye, IL, i.
SIS Caledonia, PAX, Is b5. 2sh bso, as,s. Is.
60 Knickerbocker. ~.
200 Baltimore, 2, "a b3.
70 Silver Hill, 81, 8H.
100 WoodvilIe, 81.
$50 Alamo, ~.
'-s Evening Report.
ass Valley, 14k, 145s, Az b3, lax b30.
$40 Raymond 4 Ely, 76 $50, II, TIN, 70, u .,
7Sk b3O, 78H boo, 784.
100 Eureka Con. 10, 10 bio.
200 jackson, So cts.
$50 Phoenix IS cts.
200 Lillian Hall, IS cts.
100 Alps, %.
800 HUM 4 Hunt, S, So b30.
10 American Flag, 9.
1850 Silver Peak, SO cts 80 $50.
100 Peavine, 35 cts.
$50 Ivanhoe, IL, Is $50.
$50 Ingomar, Is cts.
500 Chief of Hill, 80, 81, 8, 3h, $50.
700 McMahon, 3.
100 Phoebe Phoenix, 9S.
80 Yellow Stone, 79.
200 Eureka Grass Valley, 70,
20 Bellevue,2.
100 CederbeFg, 81.
l25 Golden Chariot, 4, b30, S.
$50 Fillmore, 81, 4, Az b3O, ~, 5.
265 Minnesota, III, rs, X.
800 Empire Idaho, 12s, IN.
10 Treasure, 81.
100 Gen. Lee, 10 cts
20 Wellington, On
100 Virtue, 4.
40 Imperial, IL, 7s.
557 Belcher, II, 76h, IS, tn b30, IT bio. 76k
b..
1900 Empire Mill, 7, IL, IL, II b3O.
295 jacket, 7S14, 70, 50 b3O, 70 b5, 7Sh, 70.
3l5 Chollar, 81, 52h b5O, 51A, 50 bS, 5lh, b5,
50.
IS Crown Point, 90, 90, 102 b3o.
IS Savage, 72k, Y, Y 50.
525 Confidence, liz.
so Justice, "a.
20 Con. Virginia, SO.
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WHEELER & WILSON SEWING MACHINES
We are glad to be able to tell our read
ers that a permanent agency for the sale
of Wheeler and Wilson's sewing Ma
chimes has been established here in Car
son. Mr.. P. B. Fox is the agent; and
he will sell the said machines-of the
latest style and having all the newest
improvements at San Francisco rates
freight added. He will attend, promptly,
to all orders for machines and the re-
pairing and reconstruction thereof.
Seamstresses pronounce the Wheeler Il
Wilson to be the best machine manu-
actured.
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MARRIED.
In Genoa, February IL, 1873, at the residence
of Mr.. John Davis, by the Rev. G.. B. Hinkle
Mr.. John Murphy to Miss Mary N. Bowler.
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LIST OF LETTERS

LIST OF LETTERS
EMAINING IN THE CARSON POST
II Office, February IA, 1873:
Ladies List.
Berthreawin, Mrs K Kelly. Miss g
Frank Miss Jennie Wallas, Miss EliZa
Gentlemen's List.
Allen, Alma 81 Harrington, Jerome
Allen CIV Hall, Chas
Burgess, James Hannum, Jas
Bulge, ABB HARDWOOD, Chas J
Brooks, Romulus Jones, josh
Church, VIM Knox, WD
Cain, Lem Leelalr, l.
Cotey, Daniel Messenger. Joseph
Church, WINS Mailloux. Augulio
Clopen, Peter Mckay, JohnC
Cron, Elbrig Mcpherson, D
Dillon, RE Mcleod, Jas
Dab McCormic, b
Esan,M McGill, Patrick
Frank, Lou E O'Conner, VIM
Gaulp, Chas Pirkins, Frank
Gleason, Martin Rephan John
Goodenough, Andrew Sriadley, Col w
Greer, Hughy Seronello, Andrew
Hasty, Anest Satter, L
HashaSen, D Sawyer, u
Harvard, E G Upton, + W
Hall, RI Warren, j
FRED. D. TURNER, P. NJ.
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UTANTED.- "A. Competcn: nurse can
w be had by inquiring at Mrs. A. KEYSkR,
corner Of Telegraph and Plaza streets, Carson
City. 1a1S-u
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NEW TO-DAY.

XXIANTED-Byan American Woman
w situation as housekeeper; is an excel
lent cook ard general manageable country
preferred. Address: Mrs. H. B. TILLINGHAST,
Virginia City, Nevada. fel4-1m*
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

HOTEL ARRIVALS.
ORdsBY HOUsE-GEORGE D. FRYER, PROPRIETOR.
Whey AW Pray Brewn
Doovey Geo Lammon Z Sutterly
d B Pierce
ST. CHARLES HOTEL-GEO. TUFLY, PROPRIETOR.
Jas McHenry Kasper AHeim
G n Marshall
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Major ). NJ. Hart. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 'o0'io'~''
Judge Ihos. WALLACE hon T. ~ e'en,
Hon. y. II. orey' no"' 1''7i' -
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McaovEnN, Journal Clerk Of the As
sembly, is reported to be improving.
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LOST.

A WATCH SEAL, IN SHAPE OF
~ Maltese cross, with owners name engraved
on same The finder will be suitably rewarded
by leaving it at Office of Ormsby House fe13-2t
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Act for the organization Of Eureka
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-02-09

AMERICAN BISHOPS AND THE HOLY FATHER
Three members of the American hierarchy adj
dressed Catholic congregations in Brooklyn
last Sunday (says the Brooklyn Catholic Rer'e'o
of February 1st), aud either directly or incl
dentally touched the present persecution OF the
Church and of it's august Head The Bishop
of the Diocese, in his Cathedral, st. James,
Jay street, feelingly alluded to the deep trials
of Pho Mono, and besought the prayers OF his
flock for their common Father, now prisoner
and in sore distress. The Bishop of Portland,
| Me-, DR.. Bacon, spake In the same strain, ad-
dressing the congregation of the Church OF
| the Assumption, York street, of which he was
the first pastor, when Brooklyn-instead of
being tn third city of the Union, with half q
million of inhabtants-was little moro than 6
good sized village. The Bishop of Charleston
S. c., DR.. p. N. Lynch, lectured in st. Stephens
church, on the Bismarckian persecution. While
these three prelates agreed in what was thu
clear duty of Catholics in the present grea
crisis, they did not hesitate to predict the III
innate and glorious triumph of the Churc
over all her enemies. There are those VIII
will notice % significant, though We believ
= that none of our readers will think it extra
: ordinary, that these three American bishop
: from the North, East and South, should, O
1 tho same day and in the same city, declare til
> faith of the American Episcopate, the unfa
teriug loyalty of their spiritual children to I'll
y Supreme Head of the Church, and their III
e shaken confidence in its ultimate triumph.
r may be taken rs an accidental, but none til
9 less positive, proof of the devotion of Amer
can Catholics to the ancient Sec of Peter.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
For the Week Ending Friday, February Z.
MORNING STAR OFFICE, =. I
Saturday Morning, February 8, 1878.


Saturday Morning. February $, 1873
Corros-we left the market the time Of
Z. 's &c 20
the business has been of imfted eTtent
foa
g. C
sold at further REDUCTION of to TO-; Tuesday tho
s1f' Of as
the up
as ID
s h9 ss 10 Ssss
o tn. suysI a sp
ordinary commanded full prices As Indicated below
ESss e
midding SIC The total sales for the week
suaRa AND MoIxssEs-we quote sugar, vis.o fair
&c. aqy fIT to m Icy
for prime roc for strictly prime and re fOrsrcty
o1s y s. 's for
SonS-%e quote 7a to 40 per bushel for mixed and
SanMsG a1sss e Saah'
IATT6s supplied at SIS per ton for prime
ToskMsssi i hsIa = si5Ss to SIS 50 Dbl retail
To- &C. clear
sdess to sc clear sdes91 oic and isa to l4ac for
fAnD-Tierces sell at to ego and kegs at Oh to 9ao
DRY SALT MEAr--shoulders qzoted at 81 to $50.
per Id.
BREAKFAST BAcoS-w cstern commands1O to IO4c per
ID.
BurTER-we quote choice Western to &c, choice
Goshen at ~ to Acc, and common Northern at &C
per lb.
CHEEsEChoice factory is quoted at 14i to $50, and
Y. cream at lsa to 19c per Id.
Al POULTRY EGGs-Chtckens selling on the land.
ing at "a to u 50 doz according to size Turkeys s7
TO 3d. Eggs 80 to 35c per doz.
selling g. so to "a per Dbl
Onions sell at % so to $40 90 bbl Cabbage 90 Sc
to Sl0 90 q box.
CoFEEE-We quote 1919 to 2oe lb tgold) for prime
let to lsa for good 1871 to 10 for far, ordinary
SALT-We quote Liverpool at 81 IS to 81 40
! lbs &c.
WHsKT-wo quote $50 to 81 90 per gallon for choice
Western rectiied. Bourbon 81 SO to IS. High winea
f S7ic 81.
INDIA BAeGNG-We quote 12Ac per yard in bales and
i2c In rolls. kentucky hemp and FAX LIST to J6c II
quality Domestic jutc bagging per yard in rolls.
IRON TIEs-Are steady and firm at "a to &C per lb.
t Money Market.
Gold 1874 to 1871 American dollars 1904 to Ilo1
Mexican dollars par to per ct prem. in gold.
Sterling exchange 1921 90 ls3k; francs to Co.,
" domestic exchange, TO per cent premium.
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Experience is great teacher. Aperson gen
orally buySt at high price but it is nearly nlw aye
worth what it costs Thus many persona have saved
money by purchasing their shoes of young friend
l. E M0ehAr, ESQ., having learned by experience that
he sells at about on On average IS per cent below
Othor dealers This We state only xperience
but that Of many of acquaintance AIost fami
lies spend from sixty to eighty dollars year Shoes
which If bought at Mr. Meehan's storc, 40 Claiborne
street opposite tho market would only from forty.
Eve TO sIty dollars saving Of fifteen twenty dollars
For these not only the people st JosCph
sh but those from other parts Of the city would
their ntorests by PaonzinG the Claiborne shoe Store
We will here romark that tho stock resh was select
sd with great care and comprises all that could de
sired In THE line.
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by year, rs the n0mber OF DEANS ID 0iw'
in excess Of the births. Thus, in ISL 81;
there were but 90, $40 births against 1851
deaths-excess, 6,57l What then was
Peter /, but O Wholesale executioner OF
his subjects The true oenefactor Oh
Russia will be the statesman who retrans-
fers its centre to Moscow, and restores ~
ancient bond Of Union with that integral
Christianity which has Its centre in the
authority which Christ beQueated to Sa'nt
Peter and his successors.
The Anti. Conrential Increment in Russsa.
Statistics are the rage here at present,
go we have tables of figures that have leo
| up to a serious war against the monasteries.
mean, of course, those OF the scnisu,a .,a,
| for as to the Catholic religious houses, they
have long ago been turned into stables ana
barracks. There are in Russia $50 monas-
teries, which are Inhabited by $500 monks.
These establishments possess an aggregate
revenue of eight millions OF rouoies, OF
| the Government which completely stripped
| them just a century ago, now makes them
Ian annual allowance of 407, 600 rouoies
Now. the entire Press, from the Radical
Voice, to the Conservative Russian Heftd,
is demanding the withdrawal OF the grant
of 4O7 900 roubles, and it's application to
the education Of the people. Nor will they
be satisfied with this measure. Uader pre-
text Of regulating the conventral revenues,
commissions are about to- be appointed
which will take possession OF Them. ~
doubt the monks have deserved what Is
comipg upon them, but the act ia mono the
less unjust and deplorabe.
Religious Ignoranee.-The rector of the
, Ecclesi astical Academia gave an account
, the other day, before numerous assembly
, of his attendance at the "Ofd Catholic
. Congress at Cologne, and Of the dep!oraole
. failure in which the scheme for tho union
of the Russian Church with the Dollinge'
Q rists had resulted. He attributed the fascl
to "the ignorance prevailing in Europe or
: tho subject of the Russian Church." Blu,
(; we do not know it ourselves !" was the cry
8 that arose from all parts of the meeting
: and it was ultimately resolved that courses
q of lectures should be delivered from whicl
. the orthodox themselves might gain
{ knowledge of the Catechism, which l
Il never taught in their temple--thus a grea
@ innovation has commenced. shall repor
II it's progress from time to time, and the in
d cidents it produces. Some of them WI
y doubtless be curious, for the popes mutual
v test each other, aud what one teaches O
q Sunday another is pretty sure to refute
Is the Monday. The Russian Church is
l. mere State puppet, and the wires by Whlc
le it is moved are in the hands Of CouI
l. Dimitri Tolstoy, Procurator of the Hol
ic Synod.
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Commodore Matthew Fontaine Maury, Amer
lean photography and Naval Officer, died At
Lexington, Va, at one o'clock on the LIST inst,
aged sixty-seven years. He was the author of
letters on the Amazon and the Atlantic
slopes of South America; The Relation between
Magnetism. and the Circulation of the Atmos-
phere; Astronomical observ ations; Physical
Geography of the Sea, etc. During the late
war he was an officer of the Confederate Navy
and at tho time of his death was Professor Of
Physics in the Virginia Military Institute.
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No man or woman but has some evil, wheth-
it DO of moral mental or physical nature, which
should be cured. OF conrse evils of tho first named
kind are Of the 81 eatest Importance but in his
fallen state, is apt to give greater attention to
his steal welbeinG than to the state of his soul
This subject opens wide field for thought but as our
desire at present merely to guide and assist those
who very laudaby wish to obtain preserve health
for their bodies, will at once proceed to the point
Engage the Eorvices of good Doctor and buy your
drugs at rStcIdss rouse, where competent clerks
employed, who won't poison you by mistake and
where the drugs fresh and pure, such house in
fact that Of Frcderickson Harte l30 Canal street
The deservedy high reputation of this honse brings
It immense wholesale and retail trade from city and
country Always tho alert to benefit the public this
| house announces in card our fifth page, "a" The
Remedy prepared from the oiginalrecipe, which wa
| never known to fail.
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The Modoc war continues and though of tho
A3o white who attacked the seventy 1--we Indians
forty were killed and wounded, have the consolation
given us by our red brothers. concerning the Arun
Trphyliun' We have found remedy by which thous.
ands of lives can be Savod The Arunl Triphyl,arp
OF which a fine representation can be seen on our
nth page, Is the celebrated Indian Turnip from
which Mr. B. Lspiace manufacture his world renOvn.
ed PeotoTal Balm ThiS balm is now universally used
for coughs colds bronchitis asthma and has wrought
any number Of wonderful cures Every good druggist
ellis IL Se ono dollar bottle,
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Ths water Of the arotto of Lonrdss.

80 Afriend that We grateiai'J
writes US: ,..' "'.
~ Deer Sir.-Your suggestion regarding
the Lourdes waters in the journal OF this
week. induces me TO forward the enclosed
notice >" which is giving on the secono
half Of q sheet which is sentwith oaso
Of water, or any thing else, when ordered.
for quantity; date, amount of Offering re.
ceiyed; etc. I think it would be hne
thing for some one to take the offerings
ia New York and transmit them IN onik,
but do surely. pity the individuai VINO
would undertake to distribute the WAFER
in return, and have had some experience.
| I received a case containing eight large
| bottles in perfect order, in September, Io|i.
| These had ordered in March, of the same
year but In ar1ess time than It TOOK IN
reaching here, it was all exhausted, ana caus-
4 ed apy amount of dissatisfaction on the part
of disappointeil olaimants.a That case
cost Sl6 freight and all, other expenses In.
i cluded but have known a case received
|by another person which only cost $40. II
| YOU think proper to give this ssnotice"
room in your columns, it may be OF service
4 to many. $50,
We translate the following, from the
French. AS it is very doubtful whether
the Rev. Missionaries ut Lourdes read Eng
lish, it will be necessary that any letters
4 addressed to them be written In French,
or in Latin.
/ fNorICE"
ESQ many persons send us requests for
pray ers, Masses, informatioDs, aud sup
plies of the Water of the Grotto, as well
"a for subscriptions for the Annates, etc.,
that we must beg of them:
81. To send their letters addressed: Au ~
p. Superieur DIES Missionaries de VInamacutee
Conception, a Lourdes (Hautes Pyrenees)
"2. To write in the plainest manner Q,
chirography their full names, the name o.
their residence, their post Office address,
, and the country, State, or Province.
"3. With the same distinctness of writ
ing, to tell the port of entry to which wha
= they ask is to addressed, and to whom con
: signed.
Q The Water cannot be- sent by mail. TIL
Q demands ON us are so many that delays III
4 transmission must be excused" s,.,.-.
Q The Annales de Notre Dame de Lourae
! are published every month, price 3 fran
q per an. Foreign postage to be added). --'
= We have given the above, with som
!. 4 slight alterations, as the circular seem
,fI intended for France only.
"A For the greater number of applicant
IT these directions will be useless. 1t wi
70 be, as our correspondent says, an, ungrs
l. cous task for any one in New York, Of
70 character to inspire confidence, to under
a. take the task of it's distribution. But,
J.. it could be done, it would satisfy the piet
of many, aud promote the honor of Ot
Of Lady Of Lourdes.-N.Y. Freemans Jou
Is nal, Feb. l.
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Political troubles are near their settlement
and strangers will begin pour into city For the
Information Of these also of citizens we will
state that Messrs- BrasslmAn Adams, Maya.
zine and ST. Andrew streeta have received their new
spring goods The residue of their winter stock they
closing out at less than cost. Give thema CALL
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-02-09

That manufacturing cotton into yarns
and cloth will pay, we take from the
Columbus Enquirer the following crafty
ing facts and figures "Since August 3lst
our factories have taken from the Column
bus warehouses 9 ,405 bales, against $50
increase of S3s bales in Eve months. If
this cotton had been sold, it would have
brought $2l6,720. Sent from our factories
it brings $3.50, 160, gain of $433, 400.
Quite handsome difference in favor OF
Columbus"
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To be taken in the place of Quinine or Bit
ters of any kind tho dose is small and its virtues
doubted. It will be found cheaper and bettcr than any
other remedy for that purpose and also as general
Plantation and Family Medicine Simmons Liver Reg1
lator has no superior.
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ADvERTIsING RATEs or TEE "sTAR.n

Transient Advertisements 81 so per square each in.
twenty-five per cent discount allowed on tho above
rates. ~ ' OO'e
Cuts inserted at above rates, withc -.diacount
Death and Marriage Notices. 81 each insertion
Wants and Personal Information Advertisements
10 oents per line each insertion.
Editorial Notices, 20 cents line
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GEORGE WAsHINGToN,-Don't fail to read
the advertisement our fifth page headed with this
immortal name.
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Attention is directed to our special notice
column