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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-06
mora RanEoad.
TIME TABLE.
Taking enect Sunday. SEPT. 2l8.. J

Taking eject Sunday. Sept. 2ls. 1873.
Philadelphia and " Washington Express Trains are
designated thus, IL ". New 9rk anu n1sn. ~ |
train from phla Connects for Fortress Mon
On acsount Of difference 10 time traius leave Bal;
timore by city time I'VE minutes earer Than stated
below. .,-,r,,r-,r,
Trains from Philadelphia will leave depot, cor
ner oil Broad street and arlington avenue as loi-
For 18th street, co. sl5 10 30 a. m. L. So 2lo.
| 4OO, 4 Is, t5, Is. 80 a q IN ,,o
40. IS, Is, S 45. 9 %, II - p. N.
" Bonnahon. 70, d. l1SD a. M. Il 80 z 10 /
" Paschau,7 W, Is, 10 %, q. IN, Y ~, 2iO, AGO. |
Dsr6y, & 90 o. s's b. Is Is 8 am, Z 3d. TO-
sharon to lin. T g. SIS, 10 70 30. H. T. 30 2lc
Glenoiden. : W SIS. 10 ~ IN, Il 10, = 10,
40, a, ; -. lj 930 IL % = NJ.
Mpq5' q5 ! Is SIS 3 Y s II II Z 8 IN. n' l. " 10
Ridley Park W, =, p, 10 90 a. ~, l. 80
2lU, 81, w. : 4J . -. -. -. il 4sp, IN.
, " Crum lynne, ~. Is, 10 20 n. IN. ~ ~ : l''
25J. 90. IS, { 3. 95b 45p Ia. 100, ,,o
" Chester. W, p. 80. ~ - IN. L %; 10.
N 30. 4W. 80. -, 0 lo,o o. 4'' > a. IL ~
y Lamok.u. Ok ~ ISIS. 20. 10 % am: L. 20. 9lO
,g 4VO. 20, IS. Is. . a.. -. IL - . 10.
= "ThuriOw. Oo.. sSU 10 20 II; ~, 40u 10. ~
!, TSaasrs.7 co. 10 30 am 80 OoS15. 45. %
Lsnwood. 100. 5 90 10 80 m:2a0. 100. 3 Is.
"ClaymonL, 7O0. %, 10 3) IN; 2 30, 80, 10,
Bellevue. 5js %. ~ 60 m. 90 Iol. Il A.
wilmington. Win q; o.. 3 %. lo1l IN: u o.. 70
Newport, ID a tn; 4 W pm.
" - stanton. ~ IN; 90 pm.
Newark, - a ma %, II ~ pm.
er " Elkton,, 80 M 20. o9-; u -. ? N.
= NOrth East, ~ IN; 20. al ~ m.
(" Chariestown. ~ ma ~, p II.
" PrincIplo, 80 a m.. 4 10 y. N.
PeIryvIlle, - a u; 4 o.. 1 a.. 10, IL ~
" IISavTs-ds-Graes. Ia re. $50 IN; %. II 4<sm.
RoSESsoG ee1sy%ansS:s. Il g. so ~. N: 90. Il
nds Edgewood. ~ q IN. . W. II - m.
Magnolia. ~ IN; 20. IL ~ m.
d" Chase's, 81 a m; -
,oks Stemmcr's Kun. 5 80 a. m. ~ pm,
y Baltimore S6RFawaG;b \ 3T II Al; c0'' u - n
Trains for Philadelphia wtiI leave iolsws:
From Baltimore. -. s5o'a u: : g.. 50. ~
stHemmsr's Run. 81 an.
:" MnsnoI,S, 5 . an a m: 3 39t. 5 io.gm.
- Edgewood. : 2 N; IA u;
..o, n2vrs-de,Graes. Il ". y. 10 S.. am; ~
psTryvllio. RI I 9 l21g'. Is. Oh, II oo' sn,4.
~ " PI.neipio. ! - 653. sllam.
sSrsS E3:s; 59},5 ! 4. : An !. s Y pm.
&C., OF " Newark, Z 3j. - a N; 3 ~ o.
lie at /" Stanton. 80, 10 . am; 5i1.. 5-spm.
&" Newport. y. ~ IL n; 10 b-' m
Iad i52gss ~, 4OJ.5t7s, -. u - T. u.
"a Bellevue n, > -, 10 !. a m l., D.. =
> Claymont,7 ~, 20. 10 p, 10 70 AN; -,
- Z 81, ~ 45f
- LinwoOd, ., -, II -. 10 80 g.
" Traiaot's,7 81, 5 = u 3tam;e -. Is 5atur
q TnuTlow' % 10. u 10 s. II ol AN. ? 223.4 81,
We LSGokiu, 4,7G. 81, s4j, Us, lon n. Il Of
30, 2 81, 4 -. 15 90, = iS 2
fsdicql Chester 81 A.. 3 s. ~ 10 45. II g.
iRtrln- l33, 40, 4 p. ( -. 3D. " U2.lU "A
IN Old Crum Lynne. al - "A, 10 81 IL. 80.
5.39, SOB IN.
lnev Ridley PARK, ) o., 5i y, 10 4 II l6s "a
249. 1 81 1 Al. ., H.. Il o. II.
a. W, p, y 80. 10 81 a IN, -,
N.
q a. a - II Al -,
cases, ~ - 1t w ~
By all NJ 90, -.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-06
hllaueiphla' Wilmington ana Re1-
umore Railroad.
IN
DELAWARE DlVTsToN

NJ ~. II 4. HIANI NOrICR-Tn aiditin, "a e.
FREfaiiIFr iRA1rSai irains nov RAINING. an ExTkI
sehSer Car attached will mn hA,SIted'l With Pas
bsr sth is{ a. On and after Monday septS
Leaving Wilmington Al "a, =,
as follows. -. 10 y. NJ. and stoppin
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-06
WILMINGTON x RALrI
! MOitE RAILRbAD,
sPECIAL NOTICE.

% aaa allsr WEDNESDAY, October lstA. lS-l.
pa1seagaF ear viii h0 attached 20 the ireight
uata leaViag fhiaielphia a.0a ,. IA, Tor Nfiis
mingt0n.
The traih VII step a. Stations a. lSrlOws when
sls1alIsd aray's Very. s.l2 ?. m, Laaaretto 9Sa
~ SasseeF. Stl p, m; Lamokin. a.&i y, nj; Thur-
|. "A kllershe, lg1S.P, N; arrive Ni.uInst0n l0 81
p ~ test2a j. kEANkXs SaP'G
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-13
A Rector Outwitted.
CNow York Correspondence Boston journal

New York Correspondence Boston journal
Choirs are not only very costly, but arc
skittish things 10 handle. There is usually
roWin tho choir end about four times
year, and each lasts about as long as the
seasons. Lorelz Is the great organist and
composer OF this region &c Is wiry,
nervous, and sensitive creature, and is full
Of music as some people arc oil electricity.
You can't touch him without sparks fly
ing of in all directions. lie has had the
lead Of the music for Come time at st.
AIMS. His music has been very celebra.
ted, and on festiVe oCcasionsi 1t would have
required q good sized park TO hold all the
people who wanted TO get In. The rector
has been rather Jealous; from time 10 time,
Of the drawing qualities Of the organ end
OF the church. 70 carry out his purpo-
ses, MIR. Loretz wanted 10 introduce into
the church the sharp, flute, sackbut, vio-
lion" and other instruments used on the
Plain Of DurA. Therefor, who Is rather
pompous and opinlonated, entered de-
Cided protest against the introduction
OF these vain and worldly instru-
ments of music. After the servi-
CeS Weto Op6uGut Cdmo tue blhuu
musical performance. First came beau
tiful dute solo. Tho indignant rector then
heard the distinct twang Of the forbidden
harp. Tho Shrieking violin rode on the
top wave and could not be drowned even
BY the deep notes Of the pedal bars,
Word was instantly sent 10 the defiant
organist to turn out the prohibited instru.
meptsat once. The answer was sent
back, There Is nothing here to turn out
but the organ. There Is no harp, flute, or
violin in the building" And the music
held on its way. The rector was not only
indignant that his wishes. were not com.
piled with, but felt that the orgauist was
lying about the matter. Couldn'the hear
with his own ears? The vestry was sent
up TO investigate the matter, and It was
found that the orgniSt was improvising
on the organ ilself, and doing 1t 20 nat;
urally that any man would have been
willing 10 have taken his oath that the
prohibited instruments were doing their
work. The feelings of the rector when
he learned the situation, could not be OK.
pressed. "
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-13
LIST GIFTS.
Total, 10 900 CHS, all Cash. .


The money TO pay all these gifts in full is now
upon deposit IN the Farmers and BroVcrs' Bank
OF Louisville, and set aside for that purpose, and
can only DO used for that purpose as will be seen
by the following certificate OF the Cashier:
OFFICE FARNERs' AND DRoyERs' RANK,
Lou svH.LE, KY, April :, 1873.
This is TO certify that there is in The Farmors'
Grand Gift Concert, for tho benefit Of tho Public
Library Of Kentucky, 1vo hundred thousand
dJllars which has been set apart BY tho man
ayers opay the gifts In ull, and VIII be held ~
p 5as SHRE o ~ N'H '- T. TEEJa Cashier rus
The party, therefore, who holds tho ticket
drawing tho capital gilt will get 800 900 green.
backs, and 90 Of tho $4,000, the $4,000, the
$50 900, tho $40 co., tho s. 900, and all the oth
giits. 10000 In number, amounting 70 300 900.
The remnant Of uneold tickOts will be furnish.
ed 70 those WHO 1rst apply (ordeTs accompanied
BY tho money ways having preference over
agents) at the following prices: Whole tickets,
$40; halves, 8; and quarters, 50 10; II whole
tickets for $780, 80 for $500, ll3 for 81 900, and
SIC for IS OC0 No discount on less than 800
worth OF tickets alta time.
Tho concert and distribution OF gifts will be.
gin at 0 O'Clock on Tuesday morning, July 8, In
Public Library hall, and the following Will be
the order Of proceedings: let Music by orches.
trAl band. Cd. Placing OF tags Zone for each tick
ct Sold In large wheel. ID. Placing Of gIits in
6ih, Explanatory remarks BY President. 9th.
Drawing OF 1IBt half Of gifts. 18th. Music By
orchestral band. h. Drawing Of last half Of
gifts. 9th. Placing Of largo wheel with tags In
hands OF committee appointed BY audience. lO.h.
Grand orchestral concert.
The mGAic on this grand occasion Will b. the
best that can 10 procured, aud the gentlemen
who count and place the tags and gifts In the
wheels and superintend tho drawing and keep
the record Of the drawn numbers will be chosen
from the best known and most trustworthy ctti-
Zens OF the State. All will hcIO conducted a. To
DO q perfect guaranty against complaint from
any Just source.
flo payment OF giiIs will begin on Saturday,
July Il, at 9 O'Clock A. n. Tickets drawing Its
must DO presented at room No. 4, Public Library
building, where cASh checks upon the FArmers'
and Droyers Bank OF Louisville, or sight drafts
upon The Fourth National Bank Of New York,
at tho option Of tho holdRr, will be given for tho
tickets. All gifts not called for In months rom
the drawing will be turned over TO the Public
For iull particulars send for circulars.
THoS. 3. BRAMLETTE.
Agent Public Library Kentucky, Louisville, KY.
For tickets or Information apply TO
". L. RODGERS, Agent.
100 Market street, Wheeling, W. Va.
apps saw
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NewrYork Money and stock Market

NewTYork Money and Stock Market.
NEW YoRK, May l2.-MoSEY-The
European financial situation continues to
be actively discussed. An improvement
Ia reported at Vienna, sufflcientrclief hay
ing been received to prevent further pan;
ic in speculative fancies, but money is
worth 10a12 per cent in the open market,
on new securities which have been man.
ufactured extensively Of late. The bank
Of Hamburg raised the rate OF interest to
o. per cent which followed by rumors Of
a panic on the Bourse there. In Frank
fort and Amsterdam there Is less appre-
hension of trouble, though the feeling is
unsettled. The London market Is quiet
at q shade easier rates for ConSolS and
American securities and q decline in the
Erie to 47s with an eventual recovery to
as, and some improvement in Consols Of
the close here. Money was easy during
the morning at Ga7 per cent, but frmer
in the afternoon, the closing rate being :
per cent gold.
STERLING ExCHANGE-Quiet at 10SFa
1884 for 90 days, and I109is1lO for sight
GoLD-Activea and declining under con.
siderable sales Of long gold from 1881
to 117P, closing at 117fa117E, Loans o
per cent to 1.S2. ClearingS $lO1, 100000
Treasury disbursements $294,7OO. Gus
ion, raceints S410O0O
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TbeWiDe of Inc,

There is nothing better for human be.
ing, sometimes, than little hearty praise.
Many good people conscientiously act on
the directly opposite, and Heem TO think
nothing better than little hearty blame.
They are mistaken, be conscientious in
their blame as they may. There are sore
burdens in life, bitterness and pain enough
hard work enough and little enough for
II, enough TO depress a man and keep
him humble, q keep enough sense Of fail
ure, succeed as he may, and word o.
hearty commentator; now and then, VII
tighten his load and brighten his heart
and scnu him on with new hope and
energy; aud il he have any reasonable
amount Of brains at all, will do him nc
harm. Sincere commentator Il the
wine OF life. HC who withholds Il, Wher
he can give 1t, Is q churl. He may be 4
plous churl, a conscientious Churl, 6
churl from the best motives, but be Il 1
churl nevertheless.
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miscellaneous.
Miscellaneous.
Library Gift Concert!
NINETY DAYS DISAPPOINTMENT.
A Full Drawing Certain.
100000 in Bank to Pay Gifts.
10000 CASH GIFTSPAID IHFULL.
100000 for Only Ten Dollars.

Frongb NJ tho IUUUUO tickets Issued for the
TnITp t3RkND GIT CONCERT, In aid OF the Pub
lie Library OF Kentucky, having been sold 70 In
euro Iull drawing, and the Wish having been
universally expressed that the 10000 cash gIlLs
offered should be drawn IN full and paid In i1ll
management, with tho concurrence OF tho tFus
tees, GaYO determined to allow ninety days more
70. the sale OF tho remnants OF tickets lett on
hand. The concert and distribution advertised
July s, lST3, on which day, and no other, they
will pOIitiYely and uuequiyocRlly tako place iE
tho Public Library Hall, Louisville, Ky.
At this grand concert tho following cash gifts
will DO distributed by lot and paid In full to the
tICkCt.holGers who draw them:
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Now YORK Dry Goods Market.

New YORK, May 12.-Commission
houses were quiet tO-day, except with
agents for WOolens, who were more &C.
tive with the clothing trade. There was
fair jobbing trade, mostly in cotton
goods. The market iOl brown and bleach.
ed cOttons was steady in first hands, but
jobbcrs' prices continue irregular and in
buyers favor. Colored cottOns were firm.
COltonades were In fair request. Rolled
jRccOncts wese active al Sic. Prints,
ginghams aud dress goods were quiet and
heavy. Fancy Casimeres and overcORt-
ing were in better demand, but light
weights were dull. Foreign goods were
quiet. Grenadines are selling very low.
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lom receipts $4,000.
STATE BoNDE-Dull and steady.

SToCKs-opened strong, and except
Erie, which was tai per cent above sAtur.
days closing rates, afurther advance was
made in the early dealings, but before the
close of the first board the tone Of specu-
lation changed and a downward move
mont was recorded, After the call there
was a partial recovery, succeeded by a
second decline; a steSdier feeling followed
but after the one o'clock call prices were
more dropping and fell to the lowest point
Of the day. After three o'clock tho de-
cline was checked and though the market
was feverIsh the whole list closed con-
siderably above the lowest figures. There
were large sales OF Erie on foreign 40
count during the day. The extreme fall
In stocks during the day was iA2i per
cent with q partial recovery.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, May 12.-Flour-Firm at
81 75aS 90. Wheat-Firm at 81 73a1 IS.
-Corn-45c. Rye-s3c. OSts-49a48c.
Barley-Firm. ProVisions-Opened quiet
but closed stronger; mess pork nominally
SIT 80. Lard-Quiet but nominal; steam
DC; offerings light. Dulk DIeaIs-Steady
ana tirm; shoulders GIc; clear rib sides
SIC; clear DC. Bacon-Steady; shoulders
74C; clear rib sides 0ac; clear 0Ic. Whisky
Firm at $50.
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baltimore Marker.

BALTIMORE. May 12.-Flour-Firm bu
unchanged. realistically and unchADg
ed. C0rn-Steady; mixed western 84c
Oats-Firm with a good demand; western
mixed 50c; do while 52c. Provisions
Dull and heavy. Mess Pork-Nominslly
$1S 90. Bulk Meats-Dull; shoulders Tic
rib sides SIC; clear rib sides ORc. Bacon
Fair jobbing demand; shoulders 9ta8sc;
rib sides 03ai0tc. Sugar cured hams IA
16c. Lard-Dull, 9to0ic. BUTTERFLIES.
tern firm; good to choice tub 2Ss3Oc.
Whisky-Scarce, 04a94tc.
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NEW York, May 12.-Flour-sleadyi
superhne western and State s. $3.50 So
common to good SO 5Oa7 40; good to
choice 81 45as IS; white wheat extra
s. 50a10 90. Wheat-A shade firmer:
spring No. 8, 81 54a1 81; No. 9 Milwau.
kee 81 GSal 20. Rye, Barley and Malt
Unchanged. Corn-Dull; new mixed
western GGc; old CSC. 0ats-Aclive and
firm; western mixed 5la58c; white 58c.
CoGee-StrOng; Rio 17tS19tc. Sugar
Active at 8 l.1Ga9Ec; refining quoted at
74aStc. MOlasses-Unchsuged. Rice
74aSic. Cheese-12sl5tc,
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DIR, LONGDON
on
Disease, Peculiar 10 WOm8h
The Only Treatment that will
Cure these Ills.

OIgll the diseases which the rhysittRn iHo[L
ed upon 10 treat, none T. Invested Nth moru To-
tere and lmPoftAneS,oT denAud create rympGs
thy and skl than tn 50 wh eh arc p eliiAI q
woman. Their f1 qnency, Vuriut, ob'o ri } and
nbstlGacy have forced them ~ the GttJniiUn u
the med lea! profession. The GOE md OF tractor
OF the snderefs this pain, spsstnt nv ulrInhA,
and numerous physlc i and mental uistlr ate -,
involving tho happiness aud u.s. fGln &. CT 40.
men. GngenGcrin tho most lltense uG ting and
wrctchGdnus1iOr years, IN n1Iy cIses TculEr TX
even deslh preferable 10 life have all Rrratly en-
HANGED the devotion OF mCdicsl men 20 III lGrgs
class Of delicate ailments. Their fTtQuUi oy aud
degree Of sui ring Increase With tue prOGF o. Of
society. The cultivation OF the men al powers,
sentiments aud passions the Riva &c o CiYliEI.
ton, the rcnDements, iHCul encles bnl luEuiIG
or life even the character OF EoctI. lat. cILr'e
and tho objects OF Lu.inCIs and pressure, nj
servo TO augment the number aud GSCtsY.Ie the
J severity Of tll5se THiniul mAlGdies.
1 Among tho eau .cs Uf insanity In women MN.
S'ruGl iIreEulIltie5 arc set down 81 a lsui.lvI
arrangements Of the womb, through ha 10
ton on tho bInin ard nervous system, I1uy IN
tiInn deihrone the reason and destroy mcutst
equilibrium.
| IIyou arc entering with LeucorTLea OF Whites,
| PrOlAptus Uteri or Fallug OF tho WOMB,
| AmcnOFFhT4 0! Suppressed MCnsCs, Dyem sH-
OrrhTa or falnful Mtlso9, AgnoThhElG or E%
CGssiYc MCnslH. CnnctrUf the Womb, Q cgrRliuA
/ Of tho Womb, ICnUCECy tn Mltc IrrtagC, E,rVOas
!
| ache, llabiuEl Constipation, llaCmoTnOidgs "
| Piles, remember that We employ the only trra'-
ment that wllClTo these Ills, and We inyl thos0
afflicted 10 give our remedies iair Iih and thus
prove their great Efficacy and virtue. Why tCaer
pain. dIsolSG and death when these lis may DO
avertcdf Why die within reach Of cpref NUT
you endure all these ailments for years or perish
In tho morniugor midday OF liieI Give the ply.
siclan who has made your diseases the ttudy Of
his life, that holds In his hand the bA N that viii
give you health, just one TRIAL and like thou,
| sands who once suffered as yol do now, you VIII
| rejoice In tho EunshlnH and hAppinCaN Of lie
/ yOu have not experienced FOR perhaps mEry {
year.
But II your EGnPe Of dGl!cscy still prevents
your plying In person ior TellCt yon eau teLo
. statement by your husband, brother, or any
one In whom you tIuBt, and tho necessary meet
eineS for your CRso will be reIuF1ed u you
Fees for consultation, examination, adVieo slo
treatment within tho reach Of Ill
Medicines for all Diseases by mall and C1iieSS
10 all parts OF tho country.
orr ICE HOURS to II, 1880 toS, ind GSJ " :.
LII. LONGBON, A. H., N. -,
RES2 SIDE FIFTH STREET.
Between Monroe AID Quincy,OppOIIto Cathedral,
pys-eOdaw WHEELING, VI. VA.
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Another Little Testimonial for DIR,
Taylor.

(FrOm the ClRrksburg COnservatVel
J.B. Taylor, NJ D., formerly in charge
OF the Northern Methodist Church OF this
place, has written letter to the Wheeling
INTRkLIGENCER, in which he complains
that he has been expelled from Confer
ence because he would not preach doc
trines he could not understand, albeit
they were part of the church faith. The
Reverend gentleman's peculiar vanity"
is spiritualism, and he is devoted be-
lever in it. He advertisGs that he is
about 10 start Universal Sanitarium,
in which all the latter day cures are to be
used, such as Turkish baths, lilt.cure
musical calistenestics, electro.magnetism
&c. When the Sanitarian Is in full blast
it might be judicious to run Timothy T.
through all the acre, baths, and hygenic
hum6ugs and end up with little ModoC
blue mass cure, and a commemorative
statue on Timothy's Ssnitarium.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, May 12. - Flour-Markct
steady, with u moderate demand. Wheat
NO. l very dull; No. 9, 81 2S2. Corn
40a40tc. Oats-32fc. Rye Offerings
light; sales at GOaG0tc. Pfovisions-Un-
settled. Mess PROFESSIONALLY $40 IS.
Lsrd-SteadY OF &c. Dry sslted meats
In fair demand, and shade easier. Bulk
shoulders-6iaGfc; short ribs 74aSsc; short
clear 8saSIc. Observation-Disclosures &c;
clear rib sides 1Oic. Sugar.cured hams
13a1ilc.
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These pills are composed exclusively OF
vegetable Ingredients, although they en-
tirely supersede the use Of mercury, do
not leave any Of its injurious effects.
They act directly upon the liver, and are
valuable remedy in all cases Of derange:
ment resulting from a disordered state OF
that organ, Liver Complaint, Bilious
Disorders, Indigestion, Sick Headache,
Typhoid Fevers, &C., 60, all succumb to
the free use Of Schenck's Mandrake Pills.
For Gale by all Druggists and Dealers.
eOd No - =
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A CHICAGO drug clerk, who had al
ready laid out several citizens cold and
stiff by his prescriptions, was heard 10
remark the other morning that he beliey.
ed he must light the gas hereafter when
selling night prescriptions as hecould moi
go by the sense Of smell % we'll a. hG
could before he had the catarth, ,Spinf
field Republican.
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New Orleans MARKET.

NEW ORLEANS. May 19.-Sugar-Dull
fully fair SEC. Molasses-NOthing doing.
Cofiee-Firmer 19a20c.
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Copying,
Bring your old DnRureotypcS and AnbFOsypes to
Brown & Higgins Gallery

Where You eau AGvo them enlarged and finished
nicely in any style. Our work Is strictly INST
class, and not like the common woFE ma! II
Viyun By tho travelling agents eAnTA'slnG INC ely
faiT
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The money to pay all these gIltg iu full is now
upon deposit IN the Farmers and BroVers' Bank
OF Louisville, and set aside for that purpose and
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"Episcopalians."

care there any Episcopaliaus in this vi
entity. madam !" asked a tall thin stranger of
Mrs. Artenus, as she stood in the open door.
in answer to his knock.
"Any which 2"
"Ep,scopalians"
Now, if Mrs Artemus had falling. it was
that she never would admit that she could
possibly be ignorant of anything She always
knew all about any subject mentioned. So
she answered:
'"Episcopalians! Wal, we don't exactly
know; My John-he's my son-he seed
somethiu' out'n the later patch yisterdny.-
He didn't reolly know what it was, but told
him L guessed it was chipmonk But now
yon speak on't, I'll bet it was Episkerpalium
And my next neighbor, Farmer Hawkins, he
said he shot at somethin that same day that
John seed his strange critter, and Farmer
Hawkins be thought it was some wild critter
that had got out of some managery somewhere
Anyhow, l think that's Episcopaling, too
BE they higger'D a chipmonk 2"
''fou misunderstood me, madam"
-"Wall. you needn't feel uneasy Eff there's
any Piscomaliums in this here neiyhborhood,
you can ust make up your mind tbst they'll
git shUtl We are too feelin' community to
let things run at large which mout destroy
and devour somebody. Come in, won't We p
No, thank YOU ain't got time"
ES-No wonder he hadn't time to tarry, for
he was an Episcopal preacher.