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ing near the middle of the river between Wilder's
B YOU and Cnbit's Gap. There are about twelve feet
of water the shoal; several vessels have grounded
on it, buoy is requested by the pilots and masters
of vessels
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by Railroads.
By Railroads
CHICAGO ST LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS
RAILROAD

CHICAGO ST LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS
RAILROAD
Nov 1880 bales cotton Bickham &, Moore-5l2 do
order4o Richardson & May--356 Allen, West &
Bush-340 Allen, Nugent &G0-33S Stewart Bros eco
-2oi Walden. Hawkins &oo-258 Chaffe. Hamilton &
PoweIl-234 s Thomas &co-2o3 Meyer, Wes &co
&co-147 II ymen & Lichtenstein-1o8 S Gnmbel-lc6
T L A,rey &oo-96 Jno T Hardie &co--8o L Harris
&oo-76 Moore 4 Coleman--7o Jno Phelps &co-7o
@ l. Wsmsley &oo--7D Warren, Atkinson &co-53
II e. G Newman--52 Jno Cbafe & sons-45 Ranger,
Fatman &Go-39 Gardner, Gillespie &co-38 Kirkpst
rick &oo-37 Walker--36 Keiher & Gardner-s5
Beadles, Wood &oo-35 March & 5ohlenker--s4 II
Allison &cc-27 w Black &co-24 s Henderson-23
J W White-t7 G w Sentell Geo 10 Gordin &co~j6
well--5 Jurey Il Gillia--7 W Boren &co--8J M
Frapkenbush-6 Graham Black &oo-6 Beal-4
r T Buckner & Bro Il Howcott &co--4 Richard
Flower &co-4 w Rawlins-2 hJno Noble T A
Gleason-2 Bloom &co---l S Friedlander---1 B
Newman &eo-la5 bbs apples d Cefalu &co-l00 do
g W Dawson &co--45 tics lbs 80 pkgs tongues so
| poles Whitefi e. Mltchel-2 slaves Bobet Bros
| 200 bbls -four Fl Bohm40 boxes bacon $50 bbs pork
| Schwabacher & Hrsch-2 cotton seed N 0 Cot.
ton Seed Association-33 pkgs meat Vose Bros--3oo
| boxes soap T I Whites cars hay Chas Peasants
% casks bacon e DeBondio- 100 cases prese, yes
| W q Lyons &Go--l40 bbls apples car abbage Mil
| Ter & MeyeT-2 do j Salamnni-l do I A Hamilton &
cc-37 hos es shoulders Schwabacher & Hrsch--5g
pkgs meat SchwabaCher, Frow enfield e. PfeiEr---a9
bxs jelly Smith Broa &Co-2 hhHs tobacco L Wilt j
| car beer Fl Redwitz-2 do F Hollanuer-50 hbls high
wires g Ryan-25 do Ex Ref Col car beer Val
ne' Nv epfH S1n"rt.u - 'D'7 p' -
op's OIL insurance vi lang HoH CATE mooa y u.
kumI9o Dos niehWi On :. hehue " p,eoes
shoulders % tcs ilos ocnWapacher q II W osst
wagons II s9Ila- -i22 DDS potaees - w Daylsoa
&co-lJo 40 Il Doherty-t car pou.ly VIE, aA g
=! car STOCK Eegan-iuo oos lour Wallace' a.s
chl'd %co-'7o oes App1es oteg1eus I" 'go, "a
stock Mliier d. meyer 10 u i'e7J-nZ2 pois n9 1
anu Dnik meat hoWaih o. ffss.on u-isa pos appieH
Joseph heIneF-ioo oSs snull ~ t,al y wv T"" va
Catte Il M lautG-.V do {nook 't'eit aIooo u, o
10 bbls horse radieh Doherty--5o boxes tobacco 9
pkge tobacco 95 bxs snuff S Hernsheim e. Bro-10 hi
boxes tobacco May & Pickert--25 pkgs tobacco
MAYER & Son 3 Coops poultry Miller g. Meyers dc
| Westcoat & Cason-56 Dkgs furntureJ Hubbard
| ID do L Abadje--10 do II M e. B Montgomery do
McCracken e. Brewster-6 do II Siebrecht-g do ?
Schneider % pcs sheet ircn u Edwards--3 pkgs
| gins B Wolfe &co-16 dry hides Horter & FenneT-
s uo thI hf cap staVeg Stewart Hros Scos nkee
tobacco w r Irby--l6 do L Mayer & Son---S3 bbls
whisky J Nelson &co-25 do Widow Rehi--14 DC
Forcbeimer Bros-5) boxes chez 30 r DelBondo-1
apple, w Fl Mathews e. Bro-Total 1913 bales cotton
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD
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RIVER NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEM g ORAT.
Tuesday. November 10. 1878.

Arrivals.
MEmma Irvine. Belle, W. J. Poitevent Wits
per Trenton Henry Tete, st. Mary, st. John,
Ktltie Nye, Yellowstone. r. E. Lee. Alexandria,
i, J, Gay.
HeepArtNrea.
Alvin Isabel, Frank Kranz. Eva. Mary Ida.
Whisper, lie, st. Mary, Trenton, st. John
Frank Pargoud.
We Arrtva.
Martha. Alvin Isabel. Frank Kranz. lower
coast ]. W Cannon, Bayou Sara; Belle. Mary
ida, Eva, Whisper, upper coast; Trenton, AS
srmption st Mary. IIpfourrha Golden Grown,
A. G. Donnallv Cincinnati: u. 0 Stanard Com
.monweath, st. Louis: st. John Baton Rouge
Bonnie Lee Red River; G. 7, Chouteau. Thomp-
son Dean Katie J. Kountz. Memphis: Baetrop
Ouachta: Big Sunnower. Atchafalaya; J. NJ.
White GrHenVille.
stage OF the Rivers.
Daily telegraphic report Of the stage of water
at tnrious points, with changes, In the "a hours
oEding Yesterday OF 3 y. III.
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Arrived

Brit steamship Mary Louiss, Mace. from Bristol tt
Schultz &Go-Ist dis II
gTEAMDOATB.
Robt Lee, Campbell. from Vicksburg
] Gay. Brown. from Bayou Sara
Alexandria Boardmau. from Echo
Yellowstone, Jacobs, from st Louis
Kttie Nye, Kouns, from Ohio River
st John, McEroy from Baton Rouge
St Mary Dafsres from Donaldsonvlle
Henry Tste Aucoin. from Donslds nville
Whisper, C0mstock, from Upper Coast
Belle Harper from Bonnet Care
Trenton Terrebo1 ne from Donaldsonville
WIZ Polite vent Bergeron, from Donaldsonville
Emma Irvine Vallette from Lower Coast
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STEAM BOATS
NJ REs RAV ~.

Tod RlvsR Rna Toxaas
NEW ORLEANS AND RED RIVER TRANB-
FORMATION COMPANY AND TEXAS Pa"
OIFEO HALLWAY AND CONNECTIONS.
Through bills Of lading and through pasgen@
ger tickets TO all landings on Bed River and al
railTgaz stations In Texas, The best route
The following splendid and fast steamers
composing the line will leave as advertised be-
fe Persee. s.'e f?q Roans fszas uou
Kate Kinney s F s'yf gh fhsfEzv 5HFrHB.
a aa h BedFR Rssr and and q" rs lfna
stations In TEXAS.
FOR SHREVEPORT.
Leaves ---.- =, at pm.
FOR ALEXANDRIA.
Leaves ---, ------. at o. M
FOR GRAND ECORE,
Aaexandria} II Basfatna N IT hagter e.
viii be ebassd It led q ysr yoa
@ q nE e II By b q ad iseA
rs ss R Re eee g fBe e on bSnza q e.
F"MEler ftt J97on 3 aE b A1hTf President
,a3 oAH11fEo Rb1TT ndbhA HKEh zas;nts
| -
| WEEKLY RED gIVER PACKET.
| F. FOR RED RIVER, EGG BEND
lsas9sHHssksa Normap's Barbin's. Wares and WAY
R@a@ssaEaaaS@s landings-The steamer
| BONNIE LEE
Ia place Of the New Bart AbleJ
| Richard Binnott master 90. Hamilton, clerk
Leaves evesy SATURDAY. ct 8 q. m.
| VIII leave as above. For freight or passage
apply on board or to
| Il. W ADAMS, al Commercial Place..
p. B-Freighk consigned to wharfboat. mouth
| Of Red river, or TO agents at Now Orleans, for
| charge LED
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RAILReBkT DE-
GREAT JACKSON ROUTE.
CHICAGO. ST. LOVES AND NEW OH"
LEANS RAILROAD.

THE QUICKEST TIME EAST.
Trains will leave and arrive at the Calliope
street depot on and after November TO- 1878, at
D. NJ. rs follows:
LEAVE. ARRIVE
Express MOI 6 100 p. NJ Train No. 2 -1o15 a. M
Nos. and 2 run laily; 8 and daily except
Sunday. -, r,-,,,,-r, 1.,,
THROUGH TO --
LOUISVILLE. GIN INNATI, COLUMBUS. o.,
and CHICAGO WITHOUT CHANGE, and
for St, Louis Sleeper Is attached at Milan,
enabling passengers to go through without
leaving the train. ONLY ONE CHANGE
TO NEW YORK AND EASTERN CITIES.
Tickets for sale, berths secured and informa-
AA'A A. D. SHELDON Ticket Agent.
IT, CHANDLER Cen. Pass Agent. nah
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EsecegDtg nc ehe New Hnsln

Jordon River-Per Bchr La BretoDne--25, 900 feet
lumber to FL Buddig
Biloxi-Per schr Falstsr-25,0Go feet lumber to FL
Buddg
Wolf River-Per sohr Simon Goslin $4,000 feet
lumber to J l. Nevets
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Inv IT, R POOL
LIVERPOOL SOUTHERN o. .. LINZ

8ALgAhG MARION,
Jones, Commander
will sail on or about November 10, 1873 from
wharf foot of Esplanade street.
Will receive cotton and sign through bills
lading for the Continent. between Havres
CrOnstadt,
These steamships, being of light draft win
cross the bar OF the Mississippi at all times
without detention.
DEOAN Il co.,
de201y 1870 Gravier street.
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SHIPS
.7-4--.7z-----------f--
III TX EM 4 ~ .

- FOR BREMEN-The Al American ship
Hm JOHN PATTEN, Hall, master, is now
4@@4%Z loading for the above port, and having
the creator portion Of her cargo. engaged and
going on board. will have immediate dispatch.
For freight apply TO
DECAN & co. 189 Gravier street,
NORTON & BELL. 20 Carondelet street.
oc23
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IgTTI-L TIC EDTsnTln DIfEI5T
5000. Steamship
CHESWHCK,
f79G Tons.1
Jacob Carson, commander,
To sail on or about the thirtleth instant.
is now loading for the above port, at foot OF
Josephine street. Fourth District. Having, Q
large portion Of her cargo engaged she, will
have dispatch. For freight Of cotton apply TO
FRENCH & CO. Agents,
nos '781y % Union street.
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9pREH4dbEJSA@e

REGULAR UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET
Leaves every TUEHDAY. Mt s .. N.
aQ par R Rar1a a. Mr. QPhh hroP
Hs"Hsz=7zsszEH Vile. and all landings on tho Coast
Atchafalaya River and Bayou Courtableau-The
new, light draft steamer
FANEEAON,
RI. Fl. Broad, master. r.. Jobln clerk,
will leave as above For freight or passage ap-
Wy BRiTTON K EPPLER. 50 Gravler street.
ocs II
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW OH
LEANS. VIA HAVRE. SOUTH
AMPTON AND HAVANA.
zrzTGssas The steamships Of the North Con
man lloyd will resume their Regular TripA
From Bremen. From H. Orleans
Hanover ....,..October % About Novern. az
Nurnberg NOvem. About Decem.
Braunschweg. .Noven. 20 About Daeern. an
Frankfurt. .....-, .Decem. About January D
These steamers touch outward aS Havre A0H
Havana, and On their home trip at Havana ana
Southampton. =
PRICES OH PASSAGE.
From Bremen. Southampton or HaYEe 70 naa
vana or New Orleans-Oabin, $50 (golO; StasgH
Fro Sn1 NeW Orleans TO Southampton. Hayre or
Brernen-Cabin, $50 gold; Storage, s4s (Roldh
From New Orleans to Havana-Cabin. 90
(god): Storage. SIS (gold)
Children under ten years. MALI Drac6s GnAss
dren under one year, free.
n, B.-Our agent for Texas Mr.. Peter nj. Err
hard In Galveston, Ia authorized to issue steers
age passage orders at the following through
rates:
From Bremen to Galveston, s42. gold
From Bremen to 1ndianola S45 so, gold.
The company reserves the right 10 cnenRethe
route OF the steamers, their advertised daysst
departure and the prices Of passage.
Passage tickets from Bremen, Huthampt0
or HaYre to New Orleans Issued bv 1he under
signed.
ED. p. BTOOKMEYKR l. DO. Agents.
aus1 ~ 40 Union street
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vHCKsnURss. GREENvHhE,E AND BENDS.
FOB GEEENv1LLEi; " y5G e AND THE
Leaves every MONDAY 5,Vf5i at5p.m,
R-ge FOR GREENVILLE YICKsBURG
&c., 49, u and the Bonds The magnificent
TaSz@====EEz78s passenger steamer
FRANK PARGOUD,
J. W. Tobin master W. N. Gaines clerk.
at Vicksburg with Parisots Line
for all points on Yazoo and Tallahatehie rivers.
Boat reserves the right to pass all landings
that the captain may deem unsafe; rr
} 4 " abA 4 YORK
VIII give through bills Of landing to Trenton,
Monroe and all stations on. vieksburg, shreve-
port and Texas Railroad on R [Sn L.
no15 SO Magazine street
UNITED sTATEg MAIL PACKET.
c. kssslsr Davis Bend and Intermediate land
iRoBT. Z. LEE,
William Campbell, master.
Fstlso h aSy al o a. soe nn c
flower. Deer Greek and T e. y .9tE
viii give through bills Of ladIng t99 Trenton,
Shreveport and TStfs BR6GRf r. A Rs Lis"
80 Magazine street.
UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET.
FOR GREENV1LLE, ,y,IgTKsBURG AND TIE
So FOR GREENVILLE, VICKsBURg
LaAg4kt2 and the Bends-The new and mag
y. WI. WHITE,
M. White master, Curt. Holmes clerk,
connecting at Vicksburg with Parisott's Line
for all points on Yazoo and Tallahatchie rivers
Boat reserves the RI ght to pass all landings
that the captain may deem unsafe; ~
se14 tt II. ", ADAMS.
will give through bills of lading to Trenton,
port and Texas Railroad. via Delta, La.
W. B. CROCKETT. Agent,
80 Magazine street.
SATURDAY VIQKgBgRa UNITED STATES
MAIL PACKET.
F syRtz vfokBB6Rd D s. BEND
lsahs1ss Natchez and all intermediate land
r. P. Leathers, master, J. Z. Muse. clerk,
connecting at Vtcksbnrg with the Parisot Line
for Yazoo, Tallahatehie and SunfoWer rlverg,
end with Anchor Line for Memphis. Cairo and
This boat reserves the right to pass all land
ings that the Captain may consider unsafe.
JANNEY & WORK, 106 Oommon street,
J. e. OARLIN. IT Tchoupttoulas st.
Through bills lading given to Trenton, Mon
roe and all stations on Vicksburg, Shreveport
and Texas Railroad, via Delta D ,o ,,r r,,r,r
80 Magazine street.
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MARINE NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
November 10. 1873.
Cleared Yesterday

FIR ship lie Marthe, Olivier for Havre--
Fl III Hoffman
sohr W Dill. Peterson, for Tampa Bay
Master
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TRI- WEEKLY BAYOU LAFOURCHE AND
COAST PACKET
Gga g.. THE NEW AND FAST PASSEN-
sA7as ger steamer
HENRY TETE,
J. f. Auooln, master, M. Fl. Landry, clerk.
Leaves every TIL ESDAY at 70 u, NJ, THURS
DAY and SATURDAY at II m.
Lands all freight In daylight and pays partic-
ular attention to way BUSINESS, and returns
down the coast, leaving Donaldsonvill lie every
Wednesday. Friday and Sunday morning.
For freight or passage apply On board or to
B. RIVET, LOG Decatur street.
2. B.-Has q clerk on the landing during the
freight. Freight received for the Llafourche
with privilege OF reshipping at Donaldsonville
se2Stf
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w. r. PDETEVENT.

Frank Bergeron master. J. O.. Bergeron clerk.
leaves rs above. Returning down the coast on
on alternate days and in daylight. For freight
or passage apply on board or to
W. J. COMAUX. 30 Cont street.
2. H.-A clerk always on the landing, head of
CONT street. to receive freight for both Of the
above boats, nos tt
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UPPER COAST.

Leaves every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and
SATURDAY at 10 o. m.
U-e !. FOR DONALDSONVILLE. BEN
aA4a##hhtsz 4 Tureands, Welhens and all planta-
dsz#EHs&s#HaHazst ton landings-The fine side wheel
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EggaapFtR

TAMPA BAY-Per sohr G w DiIl-l5o bbs -four
lis hf do bhs rice 81 bhls gts 16 bbls meal trees
lar tiercea hams II sacks coffee 80 sacks oats 325
sacks corn 355 sacks salt II boxes bacon 10 pkgs
sund les
HAVRE-Per ship lie Ma1the---a7I3 bales ootton
"a 0 pcs slaves
REVAL-Additional cargo per steamship Anaryl-
lis cleared 10th inst Sc bales cotton
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STEAM TO BREMEN.

AcEFxszA The splendid new Al iron British
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chip Adorna, Hawkins, SO days from Liverpool, to
X Forstas Sons
Itsl bark ID Lauata Farino from Rio dc Janeiro, in
ballast. to Lanata-
Ital bark America FerraIi, ID days from st Thomas,
in ballast. to IarrabOchia-
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sails and Iron-Pittsburgn Bust.
ness Last Year.

The Pittsburgh Manufacturer Of yester.
day says that the nail market is democrat.
iled and prices irregular. 1t quotes
sales Of mill iron at SIS so and $40, four
months, and says that good standard
brands bring the full price quoted"
which is somewhat singular considering
the price a. which good mill iron has
been selling ~hereabouts. In regard to
manufactured iron" it remarks as fol-
lows:
aTbe prices Of manufactured iron are
the same. While they may advance In
the fall, we cannot see how they can go
nny lower, as many ofthe manufacturers
have signed the sliding scale" by which
they agree to pay the puddlers the same
for the ensuing year that they paid them
last rear, and the others will no doubt
do 90 Us soon as their orders will justify
IT,"
II will be a matter Of surprise to some
people 10 know that Pittsburgh did a big.
ger business in 1877 than for either Of
the two previous years. Her product 10
Nails was 597, 800 kegs against 5Ss,s74 IN
1875 and 1889 in 1875, and 1929 s5 in
1876. Her whole product in rolled iron
was 2ss, 4s6 tons as against 247,943 tons
in 1870, and $4,000 in 1876. In the way
" to- 1Af TAO ,opR waye nrnduced
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uNIrAKlANIsM.
George william Curtis DeHni.
zion Of II.

George William Curtis, in his address
at the Unitarian festival in Boston Mu.
sical Hall on Thursday evening, said: II
may be asked, what Is Unitarianism3 He
should ask them, Shat Is freedoml So
absolute was the spirit Of liberty, which
is the vital and essential point oil what lie
called Unitarianism, that 1t has always
been found impossible to reduce It TO a
formula. An endeavor had often been
made to bring It within the limits Of a
creed. They might as we'll try TO bind
the sunshine.
You cannot confne a spirit which Is
as broad and general as the casing air. Il
was not for him 10 that learned presence
TO define Unitarianism. And yet as a lay.
man he might well say that Unitarianism
seemed to him 10 be al intellectual
moyementthatshow constantly more and
more the identity oil morality and relig-
ion. he thought be might venture 10 say
H. since he was told that their excellent
friend, the Rev. Mr.. Cook, was In Cincin.
natl, that II declares that there is no say.
log grace In any ecstatIc emotion what
ever, except so far as It produces right
eous living. Sixty years ago, here In the
city Of Boston, not one hundred miles
from where be stood, there was \ famous
place known as Birthstone Corner.
BE had learned thAtto-day a very con.
siderable portion Of the good friends who
we're accustomed 10 be fed at that corner
had actually seeded In favor Of a preach.
ing that has no sulphurouS fumes whatey.
or, but IL as sweet and pure and whole.
some as the pine woods Of the Adiron.
dacks. And last year, at the dedication
Of a new and stately church in this city,
whose name seems 10 convey the very
AntsRonism Of U%nitarianism, be IA told
that men Of differing faith but Of the
same spirit Joined together In traterna
intercourse, and that the music Of their
mingling voices rose TO heaven like the
voice Of THE melodious brooks Of Israel.
The true secret Of the progress Of the
Unitarian faith Ia that Il defines not Q
sect, but 4 spirit; that II 10 not a dogma,
but an influence. lin the religious life
Of this country to-day there 10 = kindlier
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strain, q more generous spirit, 4 more
human sympAthy-if theological creed
and dogma and philosophy are seen 10
be Of less importance than a correct and
righteous and moral conduct Of Lie, it's
the benediction Of that breath blowing
from the unseen future toward which our
hopes point and toward which our hearts
are beating"
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A few months, or eve weeks, since, her
paid couuteBance was the type OF rudy
health-the delight OF the school and the
pride Of the household. She was always
welcome wherever duty or pleasure led
her. Diligent, punctuRl, and exemplary,
In the class room, obedient and loving at
home, she won the hearts OF all. But alas
those glowing checks aud lips are now
blanched by consumption. The voice once
so enchanting In laugh and song is feeble,
husky aud broken by u hollow cough.
Let US approach her couch AMI gently take
her bloodless hand In our own. Do not
shudder because Of It's feeble and passion.
less grasp. The hand once so warm and
plump shows Its bony outlines, while the
cords and tortuouS veins are plainly map.
ped upon the surface The pulse that
bounded with repletion, impardng beauty,
yiVacity, health, and strength, TO the sys.
TEN, Is delicate to the touch. The entr.
waited helrt feebly ptopels the thin, scanty
blood. Must we lose her while yet SO
young and so fair2 No. There is relief.
But something more Is required than the
Observance Of hygienic rules, for enieebled
nature calls for aid aud she must have It,
Administer this please INT medicine. Iii Is
i%nyigoating. Il allAys tue irritable cough,
improves the appetite aud digestion, and
sends . healthy Jingle through her whole
being. The blood Is enriched, nervous
power increased, and the heart bounds
with a new Impulse. Her face brightens-
the blood Is returning, her voice Is clearer,
and her requests are no longer delivered In
that peeviSh, fretful tone 50 deadening to
sympathy. Her step Is still fAlterlug, but
strength Is rapidly returning. Letu Us take
her ont In the warm, liie,giyiug sunshine.
IN q few weeks she will 90 without aid and
be able to join her companions In their
pleasant paStlmes and feel her whole being
warmed and expanded into perfect life"
Inc change isso great that we think she
Is !weeter and nobler than aver before.
And the medicine which has wrought this
transformation, We look upon rs a blessing
70 humanity, ior there areother loved ones
TO be rescued from the grasp OF the insid.
iouS destroyer. Dr.. Pierce's Golden Med.
ic3l Discovery has raised her. twill raise
others. saw
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Crop Prospect Up in Hancock.

From INC IhIepsnuenI.
The testimony of the farmers in this
vicinity Is that the continued cool wealth.
er for SO long a space Of time, Is exceed
iDgly detrimental to the growth Of the
corn crop and rot particularly favorable
to any other. Even wheat requires heat
to ripen 1t, however favorable to the
growth Of this grain in its earlier stages
may a cool atmosphere be. Farmers
never felt more uncertain as to the out
come oil their crop', notwithstanding the
great promise early in the season, than
they do this year.
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TRUSTEES SALE,

By Z deed dated the oh
s w eL hSun French Hlsdo1 o. ARis,
SaISI " u zoe city Of IL Lou, WNpGtI
sSSsH tnSI = 3nlehiihed 4 lot d E,SD,I
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THURSDAY, the nth Day d Jan. If,
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hotes principal and tnlIret a ~. HsH
deed Of truIt. NSafd " ~
sT. Lows. June I, A. b. isa, lissS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-15
Foe SALE
OLD UNION STREET EScHIus,

One ihree+:ory RiisE sul4lut, a,asux, >
North aide Of old UnIon, nv 800 -
known As the OLD EXCHANGE 800 ~ y !.
saloon and Restaurant Ior many lam @ss.,,
NIX large rooms and god allf, q, "a M,
modem Improvements. IAh Is i nd bVss..
place, veil located, and uluE. pvpsT,
For terms and particular Iiply R6,,,h.
ditts, at ReyRlun'I BOE,rJ,G
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