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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-16
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II
TULHS MEYER, W..
et. COS BROAD sTREET. sss
81 s,sf 4 II Il OFFERS THIS WEE 80 49,
I so dozen excellent TWU.RUTToN KID GLOVESs
40 II asa ag1i good rHaEg-BbTToS Kfns at soc.;
40 d0arn superior THREZ1BUTTON KIDS at
The ,goYEEyAkD TnEEE-BUT1oN KID
MISE sEs srssrkWaosssBSii,yroS KrpsLovgs; U
Another auction ios Of BLdGR SILK FRISGE--
BLACK Tx FKIEsE froru re upwars;
NEW MAEABON aad MOSS TRIMMISGS, for
doimansand cioa IN, very 1ou = ri, = Il
BEAVER CEOAKINta &C 81. 30 nnyth 81:
sALL-WO0L. BLACK FEAyER u $2.6Uwc1th 3d.
BIZ A ss s. M "A CLoAKlSs reduced from
Specially eSea T,H line OF PACK CASHMERE;
Good double width Black CKaHNERE at 30
Ft%e pieces pure ALL-wcseI. BLJAEE CAsHaERE
at 4sc..ye5g cheap; Bargains &C 60, ia 49,
R II aG p Pr PETE az e 80 w. a.
BLIcE sILk-taNIsRED vEEvEJEENsas 4or
80, and Use. ~
CLOAEs!
Tie prettiest and cheapessio bc fu1danywberP.
Handsome styles and good qualities at So sS,,
$40, and $12. - u
G2eat reduction In prices OF finer qualities
as follows
GA CLOAKSretpced - $12..
315 CLOAkS to $3.50; $E6 10 SiI. and a20 to
Slg. at {do 81 JULIUS MTNERSs
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TOYS! TOYSl TOYSt

TOYS! TOYS! TOYSt
W. c. SMITH,
having determined TO discontinue the TOY BUSI-
NESS, etferS his large stock eli TOYS, FANCY
GOODS, EEL0CIPEDES, HOBBIES. SLEIGHS,
WAGONS. and 81, O nice line OF CHINA and
GLASSWARE, CHILDRENS CARRIAGES &c,
at and below cost To close business
No. 400 BROAD STREET.
de ll-tla1 of FOurth.
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old OR YOUNG WHO NEED PRE-
" SENTS suited to the season would DO we'll to
call ut 1902 and 1904 Main street. We OTTER the
popular Illustrated Prose and Pnefical Works from
81 to $40; Juvenile Books for all capacities, from
1c. to SIS: Pictures worth having. from 81 TO $40 ;
WritiHg-Desks, Work. Boxes and Skets; from soc.
graph. and autogr, pin Albums. Gold Pens, Card
Cases. Pocket Books, Fancy Paper, Inks; ands, Pa
per Weights, Games, Toys, Boot R"tks. Portfo-
ltOs, &c. j. w. RA NDOLPP i ENGLISH.
Jn RI
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BARGAINS. Bah GAINS!!
NO IL JMBUG.

CALL AND COM IINCE YOURSELVES.
Having determined TO close ont my entire stock
o. ~. I E)0US ana cOntine myself exclusively 10
liiM HlNoS, NOIf ms, and FANCY GOODS
VIII oirr my entire tnck OF DRY GOODS ut and
Dtiow cost: 1 WIN en- .Ime:a.e In part
bsantiinl fiau REE DRESS GOODS at 165c. worth
kl'm TYCOON R Fps for wrappers, 16'3c. worth
bLACk Aii-W JOL CASIIMERES, soc. worth
n large let OF oil Ter DRESS GOODS, 12.c. worth
much more:
TAELE LINEN :, CASSlMERES, &C., &c.-al very
Also. 500 pairs OSE-BUTTOS KID GLOVES at
Zoe. worth 75c.
Can early NJ LEVI HEXTER'S.
uc3 627 Broad street.
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LOGONACIY; OR. WAR OF WoRDSs-a new
and popular game. Price, so cents. Our stock OF
games is very large, and includes all the novelties.
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LONGFELLOW. WHITTIER, TENNYSoN,
SCOTT. SAKE. OWEN MEREDITH, PROCTOR,
BRET HARTE. POEMS OF PLACES thy Long,
fellow. Bound III cloth. Each 81.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-16

BOOKS,
WRITTNG-DESKS,
JAPANESE WARE,
DRESSING-CASES,
AND
GLOVE AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
AT
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES,
AT
ELLYSON < YANCEY'S,
1l12 MAIN STREET
three doors above Dispatch oiliccl
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TO CITY AND COUNTRY TRADE.

ru1r
i
am manufacturing daily nv
INIMlTABLE STEAM-CLARIFIED
FLINT CANDIES.
WARRANTED BETTER THAN Any MADE ANY
WHERE FOR WHOLESALE PURPOSES.
II Is whiier brighter, purcr, more highly Favored.
Also, CANDY FRUIT AND TOY-CANDY.
FRENCH CANDIES.
I sell MhILLhRDS FRENCH CANDY. the best
and handsomcst in the world and keep constantly
large supply on hand.
buy all my goods for CASH from importers or
manufacturers my sugars from redners imported.
o-'NNoi DE- '-'D-.soi'O an " ''f"A'
Ibovo nm hand q very ;orpr stock and am rYpeiy-
ing Goods dnilv. and Shall continue to do 50 mill
after The HOLIDAYS am receiving to-day
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NEW BOOKS FOR BOYS AND GIRLS.
0ur line of CHI, DREN.S BOOKS IS the most COM
nlctc we have ever had, and embraces all tae
new and STANDARD Juveniles. OF which only L ie"
can be mentioned IN this advertisement.
x.,Iv,s Silvcr.Minc. BY II. ISL 30
Angelo the Circus hy..................-.... 90
Ike n noS and lis Friends Is
Little Pitchers. By Sophie May ............,.. q
Carts FirS, w
Christmas in the Country Observation-Disclosures. 90
The Young Aovehtu'e1. 10y iio...o net' rs
Lake Breezcs BY o. Optic. ............... 90
Mother Goose Rhymes, with Selhoneue lilHs- -o
,,,iI =, 1aiior 49, .......... so
81 S.ii,I nni.s tor ! as '............... so
q. ,In.,tnI ri th.i,,rcu... ............ rs
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STANDARD BOOKS FOR IL

STANDARD BOOKS FOR 81. ,..s
+. ROBINSON CRUsOE, GULLIVER'S TRAVELS,
ARABIAN KNIGHTS. SCUTTISH CHIEFS
THE ABBEY, THADDEUS Of WARSAW, HANS
ANDERSEN'S FAIRY TALES, .dRAMME'5
FAIRY TALES. ssan's +. ~
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The place to buy your CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
,s :. ELLYSON i YANJEY'S, st-
- .--,I- ilt2 Main street,
.{three doors above D.sps:ch ofticel.
Se H.tDc25 $780,. -,LssE1 aAs az HfAiss 4 s ~
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POPULAR POETS AT$l.

POPULAR POETS AT 81.
A new edition Of the poets, finely printed On clear
white paper. Illustrated with several tut page
cngravinsS. and bound in Il new and elegant
sly,r. Price, 81 each. The list embraces the
works OF Tennyson, Burns, Moore, Milton,
Campbell. Shakespeare. Scott. Goldsmith Byron,
Hemals, uomer's Had, Keats, and Shelly.
A fine line OF JAPANESE WARE, embracing all
the novelties: -
4 beautiful ana varied assortment OF CHRISTMAS
CARDS.
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DROCLA NATION

VI blo'h siIeet.
pROCLA NATION
TO THE PURCHASERS
Try GOODS
IN RICHMOND AND VICINITY.
WAR! WAR! WAR.
AGAINST HIGH PRICES.
ALL IN SEED'oF BIC BARGAINS IN
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, HOSIERY, GENTLE
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS, &C.,
viii do well to call at the
BALTIMORE pHY.GOoDs AUCTIoN-HoUsE,
s2a GRoAD STREET, BETWEEN THIRD AND
FOURTH STREETS,
before buying elsewhere. as am determined to
UNDERsELL ANY HOUSE IN THE CITY.
BEHOLD by PRICES:
CALICOES ut 81, 4. and &C.:
BLEACHED and BROWN COTTON at *, 4, o,
Dn TSs GOODS from Sc. up;
BLACK ALPACA, best brands, 30, 25, and 3oc.'
worth double: - .-...x
Best bargains ever known In BLACK CASHMERE
all wool only SOC:
Best TABLE-LINENS, 90 and Zoe per yard;
Greatest bargains in BLANKETS eyer heard OIL
l0-4, all wool, Sl.75 per pair and up;
WHITE FIANNELS Zoe. and up-chcapcr than
cyrr-anL great many other actie!es too nut
,nrrouS To mention.
REMEMBER TIE PLACE.
323 BROAD STREET.
BALTIMORE DRY-GOODS AUCTfOT-HOGSE,
WHITE BANNER, BLUE LETTERS.
NO HUMBUG.
CALL AND BE CONVINCED.
Inc lS.lmI
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Flour.

ElOUT.
Fine. s2.75@s3: superlne, s3.50@s3.75;. ex-
ira. S425G$t.50; common family, so; fancy
brand, s6MSG.J0.
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GREAT RErucr1os
FINE: OAKS
Wswil massa
REDUCTION OE RIETEMN PIE CENT.
on all CLOAKSat $sse'and ever.
GHRDOZO, EOURQUREAH u co.
Gde III
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~ SEsNE THIRD.
GENE THREAD! s>us9fszFss
LARGE REDUCTIONS IN PRICES.


BOOTS. SHOES. dc.
At COST 10 a1 s S8sss W
100000 WORTH OF BOOTS AND SHOES
1O>,r'V AT AND BELOW COST,
FOR CASH ONLE,
ss An s-ss
STERN d cos
Positively closIu2-0ut sale or entire reiu soSA
OF SCOTS and SHOES at 4 sac.iaee, 10 enshse oast~
ness. ,.t,,.,
Ae"A'' " STERN & CO.'S
No 5l3 Broad street.
,uw cEon hetwecn Fffth aud Sixis.
-. -.
TENTLEMEN'S HEAVY DOU.E#1
M BLE-SOLE QUILT ED-BOTIOA@GY
ALEXIS TIEs, SO so; GentlemenS taiI-S -
skin Doubic-Sole London Cap-Toe 6altcN ,.n,
81; Gentlemens HanSenphsst Gaiters snu r a.sS;
hand made-nerftst comfort :; Ladies Nh ieasa
and Pebble Coax Shoes, best phil3delp1a mass,
81; Laa:eaf Kid Foxec aud Pebble GOAT butH;on,
Boots, best philadelphia maker 800; b Israsd.
Gloyeb Id Button Roots 81. 30 ! Old Ladies, ars s
i,ottom Heel Shoes IN Kid and Cloth Sonsses
CATERS Fcxed. Pebble Goal, and Kid Lace sto.sS
Boys School Shoes-thrce heavy soies sort eai' aa0
= &, 49, $50 - a.sA,,GRIGGS.
] no so d Tenth ana Main ssresas
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D ARE. OPPORTUNITY
H.... To- BEY
FINE OAKS.
CARDozO, EoURQUR' EAN & co.
have REoUCar all
CLOAKs
aeSs0 and over
FIFTEEN IF n CENT.
lde Al
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FRENCH CANDIES.
sell MhILLARDS FRENCH CANDY. the best
and handSoncst in the world, and keep constantly
large supply on hand.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-12-13
No More sec,ionaIIsm for Nv.

The Hickman COURIER is sufficient.
ly Southern, being native and to the
manor born, to heneeforih contribute
its humble mite, to, in every right
full way, discourage sectional sentiment
between the North aud the South,
There is no cause for such aDtagonism,
except so far as politicians aud dema
gogues may work it up and keep II
alive. The strong card for the Office
seeker to make is TO work up the be-
lief that the North is engaged IN per
petrating some oppression rpon the
Southern people, and that he lthe can
didate) is exactly the man to prevent
or stay such oppression. 10 the Moth
the demagogues use like arguments to
get Office. The country has suffered
long enough from such demagognery
We want line of candidates. who
will draw distinction between the
demagogues and their sayings. either
10 the North or the South. and let the
people of the two sections understand
each other. real heart purposes The
South has suffered one affection after
another. and while the spirits of South
rons should remain undaup,ed as to
the maintainanee of anything that is
right, Jet We should be brave enough
to Acknowledge the open generosity
aud liberality of the noble Nor.hern
people In other words, we should
not, in the interest of home politicians,
condemn the people of the North. for
The Vaccinations of N,rtberp Office
seekers. There is 10 degree Of friend
ship the people Of the South would not
oesto" on the people of the North,
and We need public men Who will rep
resent 'he idea of amity both in the
State and Federal councils.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-12-13

Editorial Composition from the Pa
ducah Daily News, partly, however,
from the May field Leader:
The Mayfeld Leader objects TO the
papers Of this judicial Djstrict stating
that Mr. b A Neale, of its city. is an
a~piraut for Judge of the Circuit Court,
thus trying to shove him off. as the
Leader thinks. from the track for Cons
monwealth's Attorney. The Leader
SAYS: We hope our brothers of the
quill will tote fair, adding that Mr.
Neale, if candidate at all. will be a
candidate for Commonwealth Attor-
ney." We'll, who said he would not,
Mr.. Leader. aud who has been trying
TO shove him oft? This Is a free
country; every man has right 10 do
as he peases, so long as his actions
conform with the law. aud we gness
Mr.. Neale knows these facts. But,
then. amt YOU a little off in your
ideas, and especially in asking you,
"broihers of the qniIl to tote fHrY'
Who is guilty of any unfairness; aud
who more than yourself? Ii makes
10 difference as to what We have learn
ed from the late Congressional election,
cheap capitalize cry Of persecution,
untairnes> etc manufactured of whole
eloth-will never via again Bur.
then. take the beam from your own
eve, Brother Murrel, aud tote fair;
never make a sweeping accusation
against the brethren when you know
only one is gnilty. If Mr. Neale Is a
rcaudidate for re-eiection, let him say
7 so; bnt uDdl he does say so, don cry
unfairness because the press OF his
/ District won't make hum a candidate
/ There Is danger in rebound
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-12-13
Prosperoas Tsrnes Retnrning.

10 this day Of closely related inter-
ests throughout the world We cannot
afford to be Indifferent to occurrences
in any quarter The signs Of returning
pros perlty aud a gradual solid growth
are not elusive. When IN our none
tary affairs We have reached par in
OUT currency. we at least know that
40 further decline or shrinkage in val
ues is possible, at least for the present
Being at that poirt, we shall at least.
however, try to see what prospect there
is for business and return to pros
perty. What we need most nov is a
en- erlul view aud restoration of con
fiience With the balance Of trade
ia our favor. there Is a probability tha,
there will be no further shrinkage
We have found a market for supius
products as the balance of trade in our
favor shows. I p4iees are low, it is
10 be remembered that when we sell
at low price we also buy at low
price There is not an entirely heal
thy correlation of values. but 10 the
main, producers who sell low can buy
low What we most need Is restora
ton Of the home market by return
of cputideEce which will pat ali our
capital at work. start aney our cold
fnnaces aud Misunderstanding e,tabiish~
meuts.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-12-13

The present Congress is to be a spar
ring school between the party leaders
for material in the next Presidential
campaign. The Republicans have
thrown down the guage of battle on
the Southern Outrage" question, and
he Democrats seem to be keen to pick
it up and give them fight SO there
sreus 10 be no hope for anything but
the bloody shirt" over and over again
The Senate is considering bin regu
iating the counting of the next Presi
ieurial vote, to prevent such trouble
as threatened last race. Some such
Hill ought to be perfected aud agreed
uDou
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-12-13
Cne LeVeeS, O4eTGiO1VS and
Sugar.

We hope The subject Of rebuilding
the Ievees Of the Mississippi river will
receive the attention which it deserves
in Congress this winter Certain Rad~
lea journals in the North. which al,
vocate the expenditure by the Govern
ment Of hundreds OF millions ofdollars
on internal improvements in the North
ern States, such as break waters. ship
canals, soooping ont creeks to make
them navigable. etc. become fercely
indignant every time the proposition
Is made either to improve the navigation
Of the Mississippi or to prevent millions
of acres of land bordering on the river
from becoming useless, by reasons of
periodical overflow They forget in
their sectional hostility that the results
which will inevitably follow such i'm
proyements will favorably affect not
only the entire region drained by the
Mississippi. but that the whole county
will experience the beneficial results Of
securing a vast productive power for
the valley Courier Journal.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-12-13
KENTUCKY CIVIL WAR.
STATE Troops To the Rescue

The unfortunate state of affairs in
Breatbitt county, an account of which
appeared 10 last weeks COURIER, is
not much improved. The rioters still
hold possession of the county, and the
courts aud all forms of Law set aside.
,r rather driven out 10 terror. Some
three separate and rival mobs, under
'hs leadership of desperate and reck-
less men. are in camp. aud carrying on
hostiities.
The town of dickson, the county
seat, has been depopula,ed, the citizens
Hying 10 terror. Only Fix citizens re
main in the town. out of population
nf several hundred, aud these six are
in momentsrV expectation of further
trouble and bloodshed Governor Nc
cresry has been called upon for troops
81 restore order. and no doubt by this
me Kentucky soldiers have control of
the county.
These Breathift disturbances are of
ang standing between local factions
-nd severe measures will have 10 be
resortrd ~ 10 insure peace.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-12-13
a Liberal OHer.

It Is known that there are over three
score aud ten aspiranfs in the county
for "a seat 10 the Legislature; but times
are h ,rd aud money scarce, 50 that
these would be representatives. are slow
coming to Inc front. We now pro
pose to announce the round lot at s.
per head; and give each TIE beneG OF
a special notice gratis As the fee for
announcing a candidate is just yqunl
TO the price OF Que hundred pounds of
pork its not expected that any as
pirant who does not consider him self
an average hog in the race will accept
the proposed terms. This proposition
will remain open until the second
Monday in February, when it is ex
pected the County Committee will
take some action looking to the nomiua
ton Of candidate
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-12-13
Dr Es:anAburO a. ~ Rebel
cruiser
From Clarks County Democrat.

From Clarks County Democrat.
Governor Pettus teIesraphei to Dr.
BsneALarn. to cone 10 Jackson, and
turning over 10000 bales of cotton
directed hun TO get GU, if he could and
send back what the people wanted
tie ran the blocksde on the Glad a or
from Wilmington 10 1868 and he took
with him 1900 bales of cotton and 500
barrels of turpanfiue. He immediatly
chartered 4 blockade runner aud sen'
her back to Wilmington with a
cargo of supplies which be had bought
at, Nassau. She vas su~ceseful ~
returning TO Nassau with a large
amount of cotton aud terpentlue bur
on the next trip was lost. la IA
gust 1881 the Doctor vent to
Canada to meet his wife whom he had
not seen for fourteen months.
He remaired abroad uuil 1867,
when he returned to Louisville aud
has made his home there ever since
lie has been South several winters,
but never moved his residence and
has never voted outside of Kentucky
EXCEPT during the war, when in com
pany with his fellow exiIes he took
part 10 the election of members OF the
Confederate Congress from this state
Having been a citizen OF this State
continuously since 1889 and being a
native to the manor born, with nearly
dfty year of residence IN the Com
monwealrh, il strikes Us that the
point attempted to be made against
him that he is a carpet bagger Is mol
we'll taken,
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-12-13
BaIIot voting

The advocates of ballot voting. and
certain other changes in the State Con-
-titution of Kentucky. are to take some
tops toward putting candidates for
Representative and Senator in the field
representing their views. not that the
Representatives can vote direct upon
these questions, but that the full sense
f the people may be obtained on the
proposition Of a constitutional Con
vention. 1t is claimed that full dis
russiOn will arouse the people to the
Importance of the necessary changes
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-12-13
Al Risni.

The Fulton Times is for Henry Tyler
for Lieut. Governor. All right neigh5or.
but put up Blaekburn name also
{ Hickman Courier.
OF course that is understood, Ger
taiuly none could suspect for moment
that the claims Of the grand ola hero.
could be disregarded especially 10 thi-
part OF The State. The whole State
owes him a debt of honor as dufiiui
aud talented son - Fulton Times.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-12-13
"OL.a:.,,.-,J Hear the sIogaa -

dvised her TO leave eli - sA-'ss cs's :
80 as" srnoon by an interest
ing address from the noble DR. Luke
p. Black burn, which was delivered to
quite large and appreciative audience,
including a number of ladies On
taking the stand he was received with
applause, which was repeated at inter
walls throughout his remarks Great
enthusiasm prevails. The districts Of
this county will hold primary conven-
tons tomorrow. Al'ensville, Guthrie,
Trenton AMI Fairylew will, beyond a
doubt 20 for Dr. Black burn, If the
voice OF the people l. heard
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-12-13

The Ken.ucky Court Of Appeals has
affirmed the decision of Circuit Judge
Buckner in the Richmond Local %
ton ease The question involved was
as to the Legality Of the election II
may be Entered tina; the decision Of that
question in the Affirmative covers the
cunstitutionaIiiy of the law, AMI in
that aspect the decision IS important.
Circuit Judges have differed As to the
coustiLutionnlitg Of The law.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-12-13
hsaEa! EgahM

The PIducah News accuses the Hick
mau Courier of appropriatinL its edi-
torials without the courtesy OF an ac
acknowledgements Goodness gracious,
Bro Warren. stop that tooiishues>l Il
Is bad enough to be forced to read
such lengthy Stiffness long drawn out
in the columns Of the News, without
,he infiction Of repetition in the
Courier rrigg Democrat.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-12-13
SANCTIONS OF WORMS.

SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.
THE countenanceis paleand leaden-
colored, with occasional fiushcs, or
a circumscribed spot on one or both
cheeks the ewes become duh the pu-
pills dilate; an azure semicircle runs
along the lower eyelid the nose is II
ritatcd. swells, and sometimes bleeds !;
swelling gothic upper lip occasional
headache, with humming or throb-
bing of the ears an unusual secretion
of saliva Shiny or furred tongue :;
breath very foul, particularly in the
morning; appetite variable, some
times voracious, with a gnawing SEN
sation ofthe stomach. at others, entire
lygone ;iieeting pains in the stomach /;
occasional nausea and vomiting vio-
lent pains throughout the abdomen /;
bowels irregular, at times costivc;
stools Shiny not unfrequenIy tinged
with blood belly swollen and hard
urine turbid respiration occasionally
difficult, and accompanied by hIc-
cough cough sometimes dry and con-
vulsive; uneasy and disturbed sleep,
with grinding of the teeth; temper
variable, but generally irritable, &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist,
DIR. c. NICLANE'S VERMIFUGE
will certainly effect 4 cure.
IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY :.
in any form It's an innocent prepare
ton, not capable Of dang tie slight
est inli1fyyI0 tie most tender infant
The genuine DIR. MC LANE YER
MIFUGE bears the signatures of &
Ms LANE and FLEMING Bros. on the
.s,,-o,N,a,-
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-12-13

Fr0m FuIt0u Ilmes-
4 man by the name of Bob Patton,
living near Harris Station Tenn, six
miles from fhis place committed suicide
At his home, by hanging, last Wedaes-
Day No cauSe is assigned, orly that
he was probably partially in-ane-
He was in good circumstances but II
is said the fear of starving to death
had given him considerable trouble for
Snma finn nI-f
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OUT At COST.
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FULION CINJJII JUJ III.
II. d. StovalI adn'r pif
against Equity.
H. D Stovalrs hrs & cr's, dts.
~ Office is hereby given to the credi.
~ tors of H. D. Stovall deceased. that
the undersigned. commissioner of the
Fulton circuit court, under an order i'm
the above styled cause will attend at the
county court clerk 3. office. in Hickman
Ky, from the date hereof until the 27th
lay Of january, 1879. TO receive and hear
proof OF claims against said deceienf
and chat all claims not presented to him
and proven as relirei by law, within the
time specified above, win be forever
barred.
JNO A. WILSON.
Master Com r Fulton Circuit Court.
Nov ll-2l-'7S