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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-06-24

Rev. J. q. Green. special sgsn, Of
ufesn City Colony, Colorado, 10 in this
city and will remain until Monday even.
ing he Offers special inducements to OK.
cut.ioni'u. Calls, Bristol and s,ilvell,s.
G.2a.Gl
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DIR. b. q. TABER,

WIN resume the practice OF his procession
with especial reference 70 the electrics
treatment Of diseases In al, the new and i'm.
proved methods Of application.
In all cases OF iemale complaints . ady
will be In tendance.
Once, l2s Commercial avenue, up stairs.
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REMOVAL.

Ar. II. ]. Horn wishes 10 inform heI
pAtrons and the ladies OF the city generally
thst she has removed her dress-naking
rooms. No. lS4 TO No. l05, next door TO Ia,
Atheneum, up stairs. 6-s.im
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ENVELOPES.

Fine white single AID double X amber
singIe and double Y Canary, best quality Of
manila, blue letter, etc., etc. 10000 for
ssls, printed At % 30 10 o 20 per thousand,
"A, the BULLETIN OYPICE
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-06-24

Valuable real estate consisting Of three
loss fronting on Fifteenth street between
Wsleut an Cedar; large frame house nearly
nv. two steriss, three rooms ON each floor,
ousheusss, etc. For further particular en-
Q,pass y shs pyswissa Mas. c. ssss'As.
NeSelA
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On Division street, between Twentieth
and Twenty first streets, two-story house
six room aud summer kitchen. Apply a,
Central hotel. or 10 U. L. Lyon, next dool
10 preuises. y-l6 n
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RAFFLE.

The great rattle OF my horse, saddle
bride, etc, will come oil Wednesday sv.
ening, June .5lh, 1879, At . o'clock, .,
Fred. Schslsrs saloon, Washington ave.
nue., between Ninth and Tenth streets
Free lunch. JoAs HEsLn
2, Owner Of the horse.
PAUL BRETzELnHYER, The Artist,
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CHEAP BOARDING

Regular bosrders At the European hotel,
Harry Walker proprietor, receive board Al
the rate OF go per month. a-lO.u
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FOH SALE.

4 cabinet organ, - good as new, and Of
nrvs.class manufacture will be sold low and
on sssy terms by applying TO
MRS. N. j. DEWEY,
Cor. Washington Ave. and Fourteenth II.
0-k.lm,
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h. s. BRIGHAM, NJ. d..

Homeopathic Physician and surgeon. Of
flee 1876 Commercial avenue. Residence cor.
ner OF Eleventh aud Cedar street. 6-3-ti.
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BOARDING. AND LsDGIso can be fur.
ni'hed to single gentleman also . lin.
tied number can be accom- m odsted with
day board. House, pleasantly located on
Tenth s,rse, between Washington and
Walnut. MRs. VASpgvENrrs.
S.2l lw
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-06-24

sH0O fly DON'T BODDER NE.
Get one Of standinger's iy extermins,ors
81 BKKEwART, ORTIZ 4 30.
Ses I'm
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-06-24

Hacks Tor the Cairo, Arkansas sud rcXa
railroad, starting from White a. Greer's
store, corner OF sixth street and ohio lcyce
run as follows:
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-06-24

Inc place to buy wsll pepper 30 pes cont.
cheaper than any other place In the city IL
No. ?, seventh street. Try Il. II. ApLr.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

CAIRO. ARKANSAS AND TEXAS Il. r.
On and after Monday, June 8. 1878. trains,
win run daily, except sunday, between
Oreenneld's landing and Sikeston, Scott
county, Missouri. as follows:
Leave Greenaeid's 1000 am. and $3.50 pm.
Arrive $50 I" hlV
=. Charleston 1910 Z" Gl0 %
kikestou 40 pm. J-6 n
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Ii. WARDNER, N. D.

Office and Residence III Commercial ave
nue., next door to the Atheneum).
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Central Yeast 81 Bristol X Ssi!wsiIs.
C-22.Gt.
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FROM CAIRO TO
ar. LOUIS OR CHICAGO.

ONLY ONE CHANGE OF CARS
ON CAIRO TO
O~siassai. a. annapolis, Toledo,
Usssosa Cletelxhd, Niagara FALL
SvSsic Plttsbute, Wsshinston.
Nsis,more. PhilsdelphlA, New Yorh.
Boston and oil points east.
niivsuhie. Janesville, Madison,
IeCrosee. 81. Paul and oil points north.
This 10 also the only direct mute 10
Decatur, Bloomington, 1pnngeid'
Peoria quincy. heohnk,
Burlingsos, Rock Island, u sale.
Mendoza, DIXON. freeport,
osiena Dubuque, siouI city,
Omaha and ell point northwest.
Elegant Drawing Room Sleeping Cs''
On oil Night Trains.
DsssAss Checked 70 ali important points.
20, tichss and information, apply TO I. c. r.. r
depot Il afro; on board the trsnst steamer he
ssesa Columbo. and Cairo. and 2, the principH
rsilroe ticket oincss throughout the soufh.
". p. JOHNSON. oen'l Pace Ast. chicago.
4 MrrossIi. Gent supt. Ohicsso'
vnuNanN A. rsiyp
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CHANGE OF TINE.
Passenger trains on the Illinois Central
change time to-day. From aud after 2;lO
D. N. to-day trains will run rs follows;
ARRIVE,
sx,-ess daily -. BIS A. IN.
nsii. except Sunday ....4O0 p. IN.
DkPART.
rrpre~. e. 2:l0 p. m.
Nal daily except SUNDAY 1900 night.
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JonN MEYERS, Agent.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-11-21
Small Pox.

Last Saturday our citizens We're startled out
of their ''panicky" thoughts by the report of a
case eff small pox in town. Upon investigation
by our city physicians it was ascertained to be
too true. Jake Daniel, colored, who mixes
colors with paint brush, was the person upon
whom the small pox had broken out, who con-
tracted the disease while at the Macon Fair
Macon was exceedingly liberal this year She
gave us not only the $1,000 premium. but
throwed case of small pox in TO boot.
Mayor Tucker had Jake quarantiued three
mies in the country, and there is now no small
pox in Marietta, and we make this statement
to put all wild rumors that have gone out at
rest. Our country friends can come TO town
with perfect safety, as every necessary precau-
ton has been used to prevent the infectious dis
ease from spreading.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-11-21

Il will confess that have more respect for
and sympathy with the rooster than any living
beast, bird or fowl. = II Plato's doc
trine of transmIs.alon of souls is true, and
should be nipped off by some untimely death
wind, sincerely trust that my next pilgrimage
on this ball of earth may be made in bright
feathers, sharp spurs, ald-a handy little
bunch of hack brstes.' King Hans Of the
Atlanta Herald.
Now, Grady, you'd look nice as chicken
rooster, wouldn't your Just see yourself
strutting a. ouni among the old hens, the young
pnlsts, and the lillle ehcheas-wauldr't you
crow lustilyf You'd feel bigger than Brigham
Young, the muchly married man Simpleton !
suppose you were chicken cock, roosting on a
fence, and some niger come along at night and
steal you-where would your SHARP spurs and
bright feathers be then? 1t would be good
bye, John" for that Niger would wiring your
neck, pick your feathers, boil you, and have you
eat up by half dozen pickaninnies, bsfpre you
could like Peter's cook, crow thrice. All you'd
better feel proud that there is no transmigra-
ton of souls and that you are an editor, and
that instead of roosting on fence at night in
the cold, you have a warm bed to roost in.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-11-21
Marietta Market.
TCoRRECTED WEEKLY. ]

MARIETTA, GA, November II, 1873.
FINANCIAL.-Goldb buying at $l05., selling
at $1.10. silver--5uying at, $l.03, sleling at
$l,06. Exchsnge-buying at par, selling at
par Money commands Il to II per cent.
COTTON,-123@13,
GRAIN.--We quote white corn 20 to rs.
Wheat, 100 to 14O Oats 45a50. Rye none.
SEED.-We quote clover at $500 per bushel
Blue Grass at $500.
FLOUR.-Fancv $1l 90; extra family
$40 a 1880; family s94a9i; extrafs 50a9; sup
er-fine 81 90.
MEAL, IS TO 90 cts per bush.
BACON.-Shoulders Sets. ntt
| BULK MEATS-Shoulders 8 G. r. sides
| new meat 10; clear sides co. Bacon sides TO-.
LARD. We quO,s buckets, 1871; cans and
kegs124 tierces, lit.
GROCERIES We quote: Sugars--Crush-
ed, Granulattd and Powdered IS. Coffee A IA
for extra 10; Yellow 1871. Brown l1iai3.
Tallow, 8. Liverpool salt, 81 80 Virginia salt
$2O5. Candles--tuIl weights 22i. Ginger %.
Pepper 25a28. Corn meal 80. Starch 64a10.
| Rice II for tierces. Java Coffee 27a35, Rio
24a27. New Orleans syrup 72as0; Molasses--
hhds %; hbls. 37aAO. Cheese, factory 20a2S.
FIsH.-Macksrsl, No. 8, bbls, $500, No.
2, half bbls., 50 so; No, 3, half bbls, IS SO;
No. 1, kits, S225; No. 2, kits, " 90; No. 3,
kits, 81 rs.
| COUNTRY PRODUCE prices from
wagons. Eggs 10 cents; chickens 2Oa22;
country butter 30 to IS; Tennessee butter %
to 80. fst
FACTORY GOODS.--Brown Domestics-
Graniteville, rs, 12al2s; Trion, rs, 124; Au-
gusta 7-s 1871 Roswell shirtings, 10, l2ij A.
10. Checks 1sa20.
IRON.--Tire LIZ inches to by 1-2, $6 /;
smaller sizes 50cts advance. Rod; 12c. Axes
Collins $14 GOALS 90. Shoveis, Ames', Sl7 90 ;
Rolands SIS 90; Stones s13 SO. Solid cast
steel Z. R. 49, Coffee mills s. 75a10 90. Cast
steel 25c springs 80; axles 1OaI1 sad iron
9; horse shoe nails 25; b Hames $40 90.
POWDER AND SHOT --Blastipg powerA
$50; B$625, rife powder per key rs pounds
- ~ Hau keRs ~ oO. Haoieci NVB' ~ "''
Patent shot, bag. So; Buck 1926.
| LEATHER Calf. skins-Domestie S30a44
per dozen; French $45s66. Harness leather
35a45c per pound; sole leather, hernlock, pa
33l oak 4Oac45, split 40c; kips, country 50
AGO pei pound.
NAILS.-Per keg, 10d to God, $625; Cd, Sc
Cd, Sc rs; 4d, 81 90; fine, 80 Is finishing, diff
erent kinds Of corresponding numbers, Use on
above prices.
FRUIT.-Apple. l.25@2.oo- per bnshel.
Neutrality-suspicious. 1m Stores
Table Peas 81 -. Onions, 81 -
| th1.--Georgia, 30 10 Goc per basfsi Hy-
dr4n,ic Cement s..
HARDWARE. -Hollowwars, Savsry's Sc
! Betting 20 per cent Of list. Fairbanks scales,
list net. 5ianilla rope 25a3o Cotton s5c Jute
&c; Cotton cards s. OO per dozen. Axis
grease 81 90 per gross. Picks, common, ia
| sieel u; mattocks 1Si axe helvsss2 - per
d0zer.
TOE ACCO,--L0w grades, Sound t2tto g;
medis4a grades, s5tO 7sc; GHs grSas. 1870 IL.
choice SI,25.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-11-21
Come On.

Now that Cobb has been fairly and honora-
bly, proclaimed the "Bannsr County" we in
vite the seekers of homes and those who have
capital to inysst t9 come and aast thsir lot with
US and bs one among US in interest and destiny,
You will find the laws administered impartial
~; the soil rich in fertility and susceptible of
the highest production the fruits and flowers
grow in abundance; the forests TEEN with con-
vsrtbe timbers; the streams Of water are ca
pable Of propelling the most gigantic machin-
cry as the numerous factories in the county
demonstrate the people are intelligent, peace
able and hospitable, and to be treated with due
consideration, you have but to prove gentle
man and do unto others as you would have
them do unto YOU.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-11-21

Married, on Thursday evening. the 18th
inst, at the residence of the brides father, by
Rev. j. b. C.. Quillian, Mr.. Saxon A. Ander-
son, of Marietta, to Miss Mamie Lindley, of
Powder Springs. Cobb county, Ga.
After the ceremony, making the twain one
flesh the happy couple, with their attendant
friends, returned to the residence of Mr.. w. p.
Anderson, of this city, where an elegant and
magnificent reception was rendered them. The
invited guests were numerous and consisted of
some of the first families of the place. Many
prominent citizens were present TO wish health
and happiness to Sax and his beautiful
companion. The bride on this festive occasion
looked the very personification of all that is
lovely, pure and beautiful, greeting all with
kind words and pleasant smiles. We have sell
dom witnessed a more vivacious throng or the
assembling of more feminine beauty at mar
rage feast" and that too where so much good
feeling and socabity was displayed. The
guests were made doubly welcome and every
service rendered to make their stay agreeable.
The songs of the merry-hearted, mngling with
the sweet touches OF piano music, and games,
confabs and pleasing amusrnents INDUCED in,
indicated that an apprecabe and enjoyable
evening was being spent by all present. The
collation. was rich and sumptuous to protuslon,
consisting Of everything that was rational,
choice and elegant, beautiful in arrangement
and glittering with the most magnificent silver
and china wares
The cutting of handsome cake in search Of
tiny circlet of gold, por.entous to the finder
as the fortunate one tor the next conjugal link
ing concluded the festivities OF the evening,
and couples were soon bidding each other
good might" to go from thence TO dream over
"wedding cake" and of weddings to be-"
As for our humble self, we had delightful
time and it will prove happy "reminiscences in
the gilded tintings of memory's future rsfiee
tons. 1t is not good for man to be alone, and
our friend Sax has acted wisely in awaiting
himself Of the only bliss that survived the
TALL"
"Oh, happy pair to every blessing born
For you may LIES calm stream unrutied
run;
For you its roses bloom without thorn,
And bright as morning, shine it's evening
sun !!
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-11-21
PEN POINTS.

Miss Swimming, of Quincy,
Illiois, lately plunged into the sea of
matrimony, and is no longer a
Swimmer.
A Chattanooga couple have
tax en- three>score years and ten to
discover such an irremediable incom-
patibility of temper as to necessitate
immediate divorce.
Mrs. Peru, of Deity, Iowa,
postponed her daughters wedding
four times in order to get sunshiny
day. When she got such day the
bridegroom concluded not TO marry.
They have ghost story in
Franklin county, Iowa. A lady
died, and promised to return, which
it is alleged she daily does. She had
borrowed neighbours tea kettle.
"A Western exchange AYERS
that ten hearts were made glad in
consequence of four weddings on a
single night. Hearts must have
been trumps on that occasion, with
couple to spare.
Two handsome young ladies
having commenced practice as ply
sicians in Black Hawk county, ILL.,,
it is stated that sickness has broken
out among the young men of the
place to an alarming extent.
Five out Of nine of the leading
business houses in Manchester, Iowa,
are managed by ladies, and managed
well, zoo. The name of the town
should be changed to Womanchester,
out of compliment to the ladies.
A woman at Kernville, Pa, is
said to have got an egg into a demi-
john by softening the shell with
vinegar and then to have Matched
the chicken, which she is rearing to
maturity in that queer coop. Tough
story, that.
An Illinois sportsman Dragged of
killing eleven quail at one shot the
other day. But he hung his dim>
inished head when he heard of the
Kansas hunter who clipped the heads
off sixteen pigeons with one rifle ball
while they were sitting on fence
rail.
They have a young female
drummer out West whose manner of
beating the reveille and tattoo can
not be beat. 1t is not stated whether
or not she belongs to an Eastern dry
goods firm, for that class of Grummers
are men who are beats of another
sort.
The Boston Traveller remarks
that, for real unadulterated sensation
for tragic and blood-curdling reading,
to a person fifty miles from the
locality, there is nothing that COM
pares with list of premiums at
county fair.
A conference Of farmers was lately
held at San Francisco to consider
measures for procuring legislative
action for the determination ofsquir-
rels in the farming districts, the
pests having become the source of
great and increasing loss to the ag-
riculturists.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-11-21
what Happened.

We went to the wedding reception" last
Thursday night week. with a new chapeau, and
we pause here to say that some fellow who had
not the eyes of God before him, but probably
those of some mischisvious littlel. divinity, put
his pa,cs on our hat and walked off with it and
left us one instead, that would fit US very well
but for the fact it takes ia our ears and nose
when put on, thus obstructing our sight, smell
ing and hearing. 1t would do first rate for a
man who has Seeding wife, but-we haven't
any of no kind. Gentlemen this way OF mix
ing hats and taking the best one don't suit the
man who gets the shabbest one--we are tina
man. Besides we do not believe in mixing
breed, nohow. Was there ever poor Local 81
mistreated by humanity in generalf You have
taken our clothes, oul hat, our money, and our
sweetheart, but-stop right here-we'll be
hanged if we don't fight before you shall have
our paper collar and toothpick. We just sim
ply say to that Ear man" that took that ''ar hat"
with blue linen and silk cord encircing its
beautiful proportions, if he don't return it in
nine days from the time he took it, he will be
sure to catch the small pox-for that hat, Gas
the Dutchman would say,) was taken out zone
small pox" when we got it.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-11-21
Educational.

WE notice that the Marietta Female Col
lece building has been rooted in and closed up
ready tor the interior work to commence. 1t
is fine. commodious two story, brick sdifce
and will prove an ornament TO Marietta. We
earnestly desire to see fiourishing female col
Iege in Marietta 1, adds largely to the life
and revenue of place and should receive hearty
encouragement. This building unished and
furnished, and an efficient aud popular Prssi-
dent at its head, with the many natural ad-
vantages Of location, the Marietta Female Col
lege will take prominent and useful position
among the frst-clsss educational institutions Of
the country.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-11-21
Beyond the Mississippi !!

Thousands have already gone, and thou
sands more are turning their eyes towards fnew
homes in the fertile West. To those going to
Missouri, Kansss, Nebraska. Colorado, Utah,
Wyoming, Nevada Oregon or California. we
recommend cheap, safe, quick and direct
route, via St. Louis, overthe Missouri PaciR-
ic Railroad, which runs its fine Day Coaches
and Pullman sleepers from St. Louis 10 princi.
pal points fin the West, without change. We
believe that the Missouri Pacific Railroad has
the best track and the finest and safest equip
ment of any line west OF the Mississippi, and its
connections with roads further West are
prompt and reliable.
The Texas connection of this road is now
completed, passengers are offered first class
all-rail route from st. Louis TO Texas eth
er over the Missouri, Kansas & Texas Il. R.,
ria Sedalia or over the Atlantic & Pacific II.
r. ria Vinita. For maps, time tables, il!or-
nation as to rates, routes, &c,, we refer our
readers toe. A. Ford, General Passenger Agent.
St, Louis, Mo Qrcstions wiH BE- cheerJully and
promptly answcred
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-11-21

MIR. N. b. Harden, long identified with the
nursery business in Georgia. has established an
extensive one at the Aourishing city of Mariet
ia, where he cultiyates for the market all vari-
cites of fruit trees that, by experience have
proven OF practical worth to the grower. He
sells no fancy stock for the sake of variety, but
furnishes any variety of choice fruit trees de-
sired at reasonable rates, We trust the people
ef this section will favor Mr.. Harden with or
der. We know the gentleman personally, and
can vouch for the commences Of all his trees.
-TdlJotton Standard
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-11-21
Living Advertisements.

A medicine that has done gaars than all the
prescriptions af thp pbarmacopia to protect
the human System against the bodily ills su-
perinduced by unhealthy surroundings, is
certainly worthy OF universal confidence. 1t
is mainly on account Of its extraordinary pre-
ventivs properties that HOstettePs Stomach
Bitters is so exceedingly popular in localities
subject to the visitation Of miasmatic levers and
other diseases produced by emDoisoned air.
A family that has escaped sickness during a
sickly season in consequences Of using the
Bitters as Safeguard. is living advertisement
OF the virtues Of the preparation. The whole
neighborhpQa realize the fact. A." / couldn't
haze believed it," says one. II scarcely
credited the advertisements; but one must believe
what one sees says another. 1t is the very
thing we need in this unwhoesoms section of
country" remarks third. And the result is
that the instinct Of sell. defence the first law Of
nature induces three -funrtiIs Of that community
to obtain supply Of the great vegetable
antidote before the next sickly season Gets in
In winter, when the system requires extra
yigor and elasticity to enable it to battle the
effects of damp and cold, the Bitssra will be
found particularly seryiseabie. Rheumatism
will not bp apt ~ iasten upon muscles and
nerves that have been braced up by this
excellent invigorAnt and nervne nor will the
seventies Of the season. which have such a
disastrous effect Oh the pulmonary organs Of
the feeble aud delicate, be likely TO exercise the
same untoward influences ia cases whsrs the
stomach and the external surface Of the body
(Which always spmpaihizes with the digestive
organs) haye hssa toned and stimulated by a
coaIzs al the restorative. The fits Of indigss-
ton and irregularities Of the bowels which
proceed FROM sudden changes Of weather may
always be sverted BY timely use Of the
Bitters.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-11-21
"Jes 3d."

THE mechanics and laborers are the true
pillars of society, yet there are silly ersa's,es
who turn Up their 'Islsa.s noses at these men,
Gods own noblemen, while they will bow and
smile at Mr.. Flapnoodle, the "nce young man"
who never contributes one cent towards the
wealth Of the country, but who folds his hands
in idlensss, sluggardly crying for little more
sleep. a little more slumber, until HE msera-
Die existence eliminates in marrying Qua OF
those "gilly qrs.ssrss,' which ia as befitsing
rstribution upon her az Heaven could infiict.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-11-21
Matrimonial Market.

THE "matrimoniaI market is getting live
~ enough, as the cold weather approaches
Timid young men are advancing, and young
ladies are steader in their quotations of poetry.
1t is confdentially believed in some circles that
the flush of beauty will throw a good many
fiuttering hearts upon the market before many
days upon which dividend of several mar
riages can be realized by Christmas. The
market is at least buoyant and very few are
''panic" stricken Marietta will not allow ''sus-
pensions as long as Cupid keeps control of the
Bank. Only one broken-heart reported this
season, and that resulted from very bad in
vestment in very bad material Modesty and
Truth are at low prices. Brass and Boldness
goes like "hot cakes" Incidence and Decep-
lion ranks high with the supplemented at in
fatuatlng risks, True Worth, a priceless gem,
is stored away for future acquisitions, as there
is no apprecativs buyers in the market
Brains and Muscle are held by prudent, prac-
teal and wise spectators, who find the supply
more than equal TO the demand. The minis
ter's fees are not so exacting, owing to
strong competition by Justices ofthe Peace
Felicity seems to be well insured and gives
general satisfaction, as but few Divorces are APP
piled for. Some Counterfeit Charms reported
in circulation caused considerable "bustle'
and confusion among few of the young men,
but purchasers need not be apprehensive of
being cheated, for the over fastidious can have
Just such as they want manufactured to order.