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THE FARMERS MAGAZINE.
A Month,y Journal for Planters and
for Country Homes.

This IA publication that gives practical iniur-
aiatlon and se suggestions o. all uiateIs ertaiu-
Ing tO agriculture aud stOck raising All the aTii
cles are OF permanent value or ibteiesi. hrvlpas
by famous houskrfp"rs given IN ca issue Ibis,
along with the superior original aud selected liera-
~ matier will cause the Magazine 10 BE- pri1rd by
the ladies' Twenty-eight l,ag,s Of reading matter
In every nuuihes As the Farmers Magazine ho,s
~ the iuicliis.nt aud substantial iaTmers Ia n
guid thought 90 Unreliable OF deinoralizing adj
sei meni admitted. The tllowing are the sub-
rcnpii,n terms. the Publisher pay ing postage the
cops Ia one addrsss, ,ne year, Two Dollars six
tial rates 10 agents aud those Who get up clubs.
Adde'S,
JOHN Dt Moan,
ldiinr InIner's Magazine,
L0uisNllle, ~.
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(wSprSSFp TIME.
Louisville & Great Southern
RAILROAD LINE.
TRAINS .osNG sorvw.


fassrugcrs on .. g. A O.. n n tshoft I.ln.l J. N.
I. r. H., "a. ~. n. a. and 4. = Mail Line
Steamets connect al Louisville 18th TRAIN No.
J. TRAIN No. connects az Lebanon Janclisn
wv Train No. : for all points on Knoxville sad
h,hmut'l hran,hes. Train Ne. o. conaets ~ Ieb
anon junction With Trails No. trom all p-.lnts on
the Memphis aud Montgomery tine-; al Lebanon
with stages 10 aud ffnm springfield, mpiellsyile
Columbia sud tireen-hure; II Nitehelishurs. vith
stsees 70 and nom rrrfy willie and Hsrroishurs u
Lsnvilie staticn with stages 10 aud frcm Danvllls
thyi ~ Stanicri With sisses 10 ani iron, Somerset.
~ kichaond Junction 10 aud fro,a rolnis hot ween
thew aud Living~ioni ~ Richmond with .tsee- 10
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The Chesapeake d Ohio Railroad,
which Is soon to DO sold. has $4,000.
900 of bonds outstanding and 49,.
900. 900 in stock. The company owns
42O miles Of rosd. ~ locomotives, aud
more than 2, 900 cars.
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hechesapeake & ohioR. R
Washington, Baltimore. Philadelphia.
New York, Boston. and all Eastern
and Southeastern Points

l'as-nssr. f''n'ehpaii 4 VISITING the Atlantic
''iles shnHld purchase ticket. via this route sud
'isii the am"n> Waicrii places In iis mountains
NJ NinginiA.
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FAIINN a MCLEAN. Pubiisher ~
CINCINNA 'rI. a..
REMARKABLE SUCCESS

The suc,css II the lrlding literary rJprr of The
West, THE titrNtO t.lpoER. Is truly remarkable.
Sincv Its In reduction ~ the rcadiu. ruhlic, siN
wears ago, fur IrpoIg has steadily advanced 10
hNor, anil Is nov ackuowlslcp,i scgy,'l ta un paper
Of the Kind IN the country. Its ,.uulatinn l. VA
tonal, and has i-cu obtained throH-h The edntis of
~ publishers 10 prplucr ptf~t "i high moral
character, AMI NJ the same tiuc I'll % ~ pftec
consistent with the present. hlui tnirs. ihat they
succceted and we'll. too the thousands oi readers
II Tar LFBgEn scattered frpm Maiue tn ieNls aud
FROM Urcgnn 10 flrrida will lear tcstimony. luE
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weekly psl-r, which contains stories both complete
and continued, in eati uuthipr, written by thr
last authors 81 the daN, snd great variety ui In
formation interesting tu every ou.. IrC suisciip-
tion price ct TnF H. rGUR j. ouly sl..p psr year
~ stage paid ani it O. equal va every particular io
other talsis ul The same character Nhi'h ell nr -
ye1r Thrcr cipes ui this valuable r9rsr Will ls
sent To- any one Who sends 10 cents aud thrII all
dress to TliE LEpGist,. 'hi,aga, ~.
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Dr., J. {. hYE3 d CO.. Loge,!, Nj.
Practical "a+ ,1''g',egf -. mist.
spLJ ~ a.. I'tUsIsTS tfI.lrut...
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TRAINS NORTH noJ NJ.

mrrct Connrction asie At tiHcisnsii .Ith o.
hnids. Natth. last snd West.
raw am r. Wilson
- Snri Of rsH-rnftaiirr.
;. 4. REnNoN,
M.sefcf Tfsins
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az ani (11 connsct With Z. &. 10. T. q.
til kentueky River nrtdve
tp CONNECT 9Th Stsre- br lIafrul.hurg.
til Cannert With :. ". nailvay NJ Haftulshut..
jGl t"nn.,t With .. a \. aud q. : u, r.
Trsins No ! and No ssop NJ hurgin i'f Dinner.
TRAINS NORTH -BuUNp.
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SCR g rheumatism. Neuralgia. Pain in
tn" Bones, side aud Head. Female
Weakness, Stori,ity. Iencorrh~a, arising
from internal liberation. and Uterine
disease. Syphi,itic aud Mercurial dis
eases. DroIey. DYSPEPSIA. Emaciation.
General Debility, AID Tor Purifying the
Blood
This SarsararIlais a combination Of
vegetable Alternatives - Stillingia. Man
drake, yellow boch - with the Iodides
Of Potassium and Iron. and is the most
eiiicacious medicine vt known for
the diseases II ], intended 10 cure.
ID, mcrtiort, are soskiMlly COM
bincd. that the fall Alternative effect OF
each is as UrHd. aus lille il il 70 mild
as to lg harmless D,u q. chIldrcn. il j.
still 80 ,iiD,,ual a, % u...H ont iium ia.
system tnoS' Impurities aJd corrupt!oiis
which dey,,op iaJo iua:Asomr disease.
The reputation it Duio Joys j, derived
from It's cures. anil Tie coutdrncr which
PROMINENT physician. a.l over the cnun-
Try r"loSa Ia It, rryr thrirXpcricncc
OF i', usefulness.
Certificates aitcs,ine ia,ir,ues have
accumulated amt an constantly Icing
?rcriycd. ans a, many 81 'I. sr ,a,.s are
puuhc.g known. t.r, aii' 20 convincing
evidence 4 10" superiority al I'M, sat.
salnnaa Oyer cye.l cJa'r s,Irr.ii,'
m".riDc. - ceua'1.y l. is sHaI,
l'l. g. any o,L.- Iaeuic.." kLo.T. ,u-i
We ~. "o r' r.Hr' than % .,i.r. "a.
public tuat ~" u.,t 0uaiiti', % n.- 70.
possess u "a. a'i!g,E nnLtl.tC.
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urpIcINr.
HOW TO TELL
GENUINE SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR
OR MEDICINE.

Look ir clean, nest WHITE WRAPPER With
the rrd symbolic letter stamped upon II In he orm
OF ribbon gracefully curvei into the letter 2, cm
hrscing the emblems Of our trade, Spaiula. Mortar
aud Graduate with the words A. q. SIMMONS
LIVER REGULATOR OR MEDICINE thereon;
also observe the signature of J. ". zEittN 4 ~.
In rcd Ink on the side.
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;. l.. STtt!G, Agrnt, stanford. ~.
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TaAsNs aosNe MONTH


TRAIN No. - connects At Rlehtnond Jun tinn
10 aud iruia paints hetve~n th-rr sud Iivlnx.,on:
~ Sisniori . IN sisges 3" and nun semsr-t; 81
Danttle station With STAGES 10 sni from panyltls
Vityi Al Mtichellsburg With steps IN and ffom Irr
ryyille aud Hsrrudshurx; 81 Lrt.sn.n 9th stsxe.
10 ffoni springheld. tsnptrllsslie, Colutnhis ssd
tfeeusburE; ~ Iebsnon Junction With Train,
leaVins at 30 N. and i.'A a. ~, Cor Mr,sphis
MontguAery, and intermediate points. Pns.ensers
gtng 10 points North, East, aud West IRON Iouls-
Vile are irsnsfsrrti IN 1fsin No. q 81 I@tanan
Junction. Itaia Nc eonn~<ts 81 Cinetaunti yuss.
ton nth Z. Z. a T. u X. iar the Moth and T..,,
~ lnuisNille IN Union Depot With q. A NJ aud J .
~, " u, i'r The Ncrih, East, snd we-t, snd
with I. ;. Msl" Lire steamers G.T Cine innsii add
the Past.
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n,IIRo,Ds.
IN EFFECT DECEMBER 9th. 1877.

TRAINS SOurn norSp.
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ROUND TRIP TICKETS

IN sale, NJ treaty Reluced Rates At al the Iiel.
It onrrs, and ~ walAui street (Gil,.oa Hou..l
inrnnati, where all information will be- chez, ~
siNrn, ~ by addressing either OF the un.lersigne
CONWAY a. HOWARD,
'"nsfal Ticket aud Passenger Agent.
kieblnond. Va.
e. NJ OAKLEY,
Western Passenger Agent. Cincinnati
PP. lOI No,
''l-t Western Travelling Agent, Cincinnati,
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w. H. ANDREWS,

- - West Fourth 4 50G, j'e A 80 Vine street
a0f2m CINCINNATI. ONO.
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Tor .Is'incu ,nIi,, 81 the ai-, r.ri. s'iuu.
address
THOs. W DICKNELI,. Publisher,
3hl ld ilauiry ~ity,t, Boston.
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THE WHITE SuLPHER SPRINGS.

hh"~ N"rh'-H ido ia the many healing virtues .
it, SateTs, are Lzated iam -diat-ly gu The line OF
this great pleasure route, while many Others, OF
equal metii, lie within a short distance and easy
aec".s oi Wy regular lines Of arst class ConcOrd
tmrhss.
ny examining our map sud time tables yOn will
tnd The la"s, desirable rie passenx gers have
The priNi.se oi stepping al any Il the SPRING. In
tie mountains Of Nlrginis, md tesumihs Their
Journey al pl-asunr, No other line can oner thess
Inducements. Cur rnad-bed Is hrsl-clsss In every
particular
frains riuipPrl with al modern lmprovsulenls
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An immense display Of handsome iahrcs Inc ludine
specimens of the new aud stylish OVERSIGHT
StITINGs. all-wool >ERGES AND kNlCK-
EkBsSLRs, Ac. Not a single article con-
tained In this bot can h. purchased in Pny 9TH
store in America under - cents.
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C0tRr DiIEtTORi.

rl hE.-l. u. D,hnis, Jadgc; :. H. Myrfs,
Marshal nsil casss tried .th saturday ,-as Riohih
QiAkfLRI.I - second Monday in Narch, Jun.;
Sepis'nh.r s.i lAncesil-r }. A. Lytle, judo.
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COUNTY OfflCEES.-- 4. "a. FrlaIal, sheriff
J, u, Garter, Assessor; !. Z HAT, t1rnnsr; j. ~
IhtiiI-, ,o'ai'oi s'hnol Commissioner. ". H. n.
iiockeT, Couhiy Treasnnf.
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'a-sse- lDesiriag To Emigraie

gill ind that fr co'nfsrt. s.sl .airty anil cvrtan-
~ II csans, ttsns, ~i'h to- cnsht thsny.s that
this the Shoft Line Ia 81 Iout., u tho ns,its h,
~hish they shs.uhl parchass their 1t,ketS I,ni-
grants aud snd-elss Is.s-rnxets 81 thFoagh 90
clos osiTs, aud rate al~ays Asa as the
Aass,sf For NIL Information. tini-'ahlss hisI- AZ
sidf--. &C calf OF 0. !. ANTHONY.
1t AE't stamford, ~,
g. CONE, IT,, e. q. kENNEDY,
q. Y. A., ~. Louis, No, :. Tray'g Agt.
Ass-u Louisville Ky.
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TAKE No OTHER.

TAKE NO OTHER.
Beware Of iho.e who know ncthin. Of Medical
Compounds, who put ont ncsirums known TO sour.
and being anaiysed prove worthless, and only made
to aeecc the public, aud to pirate the well
ed reputation Of Zcilin A Co.'S medicine. These
fraud. have no reputation to sustain and will cheat
you Cor few psnnys every way they can.
SEQ who Endorse the Genuine.
lion. Alex. ~. stephens.
IT. Rev. John W R~ctwhh, Bishop of Georgia
Gen. John n. Gordon 4. =. scnsior.
IT. Rev. Bishop Pierce.
Hon. John. Gil shorter
=. Edgar Thompson.
lion. n. H. Hin.
Hon. J, c. Brecklnridge.
Prof. David wills, u. u.
chief Justice Hiram Warner, OF Gcorgia
Lewis wunder, Asst. r, NJ, Phila., ~.
And thousands Of others from whom We have l,t.
ierS of ccmmeuls,ion and rcccmmendaticn.
Il 1. eminent, Family Medi,ine; aud by helms
Kept ready lar immediate resort will save man, an
hour OF sunsrinr and many = dollar In time aud
doctors hills.
DR. SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR,
uANrr,cruREp oNLY nv
in. ZEILIN q CO..
PHILADELPHIA, IA.
sold by all res recishle Druggists
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~ bloalssl Nv ioll,
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Pullman Palace Cars withou, Change

Ws.-.... u. s..ss :.:ssy' is.s sS ss
sna New Oyeeess. We Aisaa, S.ooSs-
sisle sna 1tsste aseh, aiss SssUees
North. East asa Wess.
For inhlrwsiieu stout Tibet. and Tlalxr..t
snh S,'sih, sddrrs-
L. r. ATNORE.
Gen'i Pass. and Tistst Al
ls,uls.tils L..
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~ ID cents per yard,

We offer about ID different styles OF DRESS GOODS
many OF which are offered elsew here A. vcty
hpan NJ a oni = IN eant.
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10 55, 90. 81. 80, 90 and 7s cts. pr.yard.

We offer almost hewilleIing variety uf the Choi-
ce-t Dress Fabrics imported aud guarantee
the prices 10 h., In many insianres, less than
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TEAMS.
= tIIs.
CHrRCn DIRECTORY.

CHRlsTIAN. -ssryics. every SABBATH Prrarh.
lng by hidsr :. H. King. LIST aud srd, AtII A. N.
SUNDAY Sch, oil meets al A. N. Ja~ei,h s-,srane,.
Superintendent.
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$500
uterbGltenb

OenfIpru6
Ser i'm 6tuet ntat 9abelt,
Sn Der Grnt' ntht ;abelt.
SIM 6ertf ni@t frib auffebt,
Der Ibdu, mte's tbm i'm Btuter 9ett.
Der tn3ufrtebene.
pitt: gSte sebt'S tet bitler I@le9ten
3ett2
Qatt: Man wete nt6t, wte a bur9.
fammen 1pG.
Yitt: GS sibt Menlhen, bic nit anem
sufrieten finn, 1a9t man.
@att: @tit &Gem wdre tA aud 5nfrte'
ben, ater t6 babe es nt4t.
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Rt@ter: Nllp, @eYptl, Str tabt zen
optbtuben gan; senau 9eirten2
vSd, 9err &i4ter."
Gt6ter: Nun. bann f6nrt Sbr i'm wUbl
aud be19reiben, mic er dusla1.
@eppel liebt BEN 9eter an, 9eter lebt
Ri6e1 all, bteier brebt ben SUIT in Der
.Sanb bsrunt. wdbrenb Seppel rpteber bas
8ort er9reift) : rSd, 9err &i4ter, er bat
grab 70 ouss'I6aut-wte Ste!"
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"a e8bdfte

Sci einem SeteTen nahm i1 ett atentlt9
frer1oer 9err Dor, etnen Scaft auf bic
Srouen aussubrtnssn, spte btes 70 8rau6
1T. Gr erbpb li9 dllo unt besatn NIT
ben @prter S4iaers:
gbret bic Srauen! Ste Fe9tsn unb rpebeu
btwm1iI9e 9tDIen tn'S irbtl6e 2eben.
ga Niee ether Der Gdfe ieiren Nadbar
nit benz gaenbOsen unb Ipro4: yDu, BEL
1nus mod lebts tetr:"
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W6tbfe1.

Betl Du metn GrfteS CUR 3reue 9eflst,
Retu Ganses pie Elm gdnn auf Dir lte9t.
Erubbem rDtGf Ou ftets bas 3wette baten ;
1nb bod iinb es bes SDlen @aben.
Dos 3weite ptrb muir benz als greis,
Der BON benz Gansen fret ii4 petB
Ob ct bieB aud bulbe Bis an bds Grab.
-5as' fast, OBJ tA ba pu4t bus @an5e
bab'.
-
anE6inas Ses %atbiels 1T Ut. 552.
6 q III nj { r@Otener.
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@rpbe 9reisAGrnieorisune
@aarem.

Oa mir ben 9rEBten She'll unierer Grlbjabr5~ Daoren in SEEM gcrf ouf
auhton fit Saar 9etauft baben, 70 lno mir int Stanre 10 bis IS grpsent
btQtser su seraufen ais tr9enp eth anoeres 5aus IN ct. paul bas auf 4
ODER 5 Wpnate Credit SIT fauen seSpunaen 1T. 90 lufern mir 5. 9. carr
rWte %un9efdrte Gin9banns, bic fpF 20 Cts. fORen su 10 Cts. pro yarr, carr
rnte .unb 0a7refe @afhzyopins sn 8 G8. bic yarp. bic oas Dopplte mertb
FnO. 9Aparse unp 9efartte AlpaeaS su 10 Gs. bic yarp biM9er ais leBtes
Sabr. Gute StrGupfe SIT 10 Cts. tas paar. Gebleibte uo ~unsblethte
Mu5ins ST. rem nteprisfen Gn9ro8 preiien. 3a mir fdnen Hent Su CSab5
len brauden unp unere 0aaren all: fiji Gaib faufen, f5nnen mir Sprbele
ben &dufern bteten beNer aS irseno Elm 5au6 In Ct paul. Ser 6. S.
Mablr o8 Oeufder Sbababer int GelAdft unb cine Insabl Deufber
Gebulfen wnoen es fb INNER ~an9elsen fem la6en, ibe Deutden sancs>
leute auf cs bette Su tebtenen.
8. V. SngerioQ & g.,
gp. A Babafbap umo go. 6 Drte Srase neten Der Srade ST. paul.
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8eraeb1i6es spiel.

S9uofert: vNeine Serren, mas iptelen
Ste tenn ba 2"
Spieler: v@ir ? 8tr fpte1en et1e Cans
aust"
ednDferl: vSann matt ba mittbun 2"
Gpisler : rGt freilt6, febr ansenebm !"
-RaGbem has nDtbt9e @elb beiiammen,
FraetS9ncferl bic Nnbern, mann benin bas
@anierl seselen werben ioa. uSa," emit
aegnen bteIe, xbeut' baben wtr bus Gan>
5erl bios acknowledgements baben Mrs
y9Sn DOT o6t Ga9en."
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Aus Scr SUD
.&eaner: uGinen @anSbraten fur'nSertK
RsStr !"
Srau Our &04tn) u@eten g NUT ben
~aHfs'wdrnter son pcrgeftern Ser"
&6@in: Scr TT ater l6on fAle6t!"
Srau: DOS ma9t mir, Der 6err Is
9taRmsaG-bcr fOmnt bod ale Sag"
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Ndrrenf6nta

sDRar nanntt Semanben einen Rarren>
fSnte.
x@pnte Soft, t6 pdre bies!" perfebte
er, ,ba bdtte fetn Mcnar@ 70 piele Inter
tEonen, tpte i'd"
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Der 90 etnfenner.

gSirtb: v8te inben Sie meitet Beit 2"
fraste Elm @aRwtrtb etnen @af, Der Sen'
ner mar, ynt9t wabr, bas TT etn foftbar
0einGen 2"
CAT: Sin tpfbar Betn9en nhb4t td
oerube ntGt Iusen", erfptberte fcpffdattelnt
Ser @efruste, vwpb1 ater eth @etn&en bas.
f6 sewal4en Bat"
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Wt6tS aem Il.

Bauer: .8as! Sir a SiGet 8. 8luT
rad @auerla@ 80 @ftnnts'-bes ts MAJ
a'tbearr! Sassn g, f6nnt' T. net int gteb<
spa9en fdbren? :"
&aIfrer: % ia, bu fdrt's Sbnen dber
nod ttrurer, benin int g~iebpdeen mus ein
1ebes gthd etntn 8es[eiter baben."
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8erbrebter 8efheib.

StFVFG0tEF OF Weip.
u: DOu BAIT tpieber bret Sag isen milf,
fen. 8arum benn 2"
q: v8etl i'd ben &ppf sef6lttelt
Bub'!"
a: ~Das 1T ia rein unm69li9, Semun>
ben pe8tR &opfl4ittelns etn3ufperren !"
3: ~Sd, tpeiFt Du, es mar balt-nt9t
reetn Sppf!"
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-06-15
Zine auswet6enbe Nntport.

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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-19

First National Bank Of this city yc '.,'- ,
barges are announced for New Oreans, but 1t is
not expected that either OF them will get out On
this water.
Rolinepin's A manac for 1879 Will contain a, at
least one remarkable advertisement, namely
that of Grays Iron Line. 1t will embrace me ae
full Roadway, in the Mississippi. with train OF
barges. Keaders IN Europe and elsewhere VINO
from this picture how 5000 and 10000, and even
30 900 tons Of freight are taken at one movement
from point TO P9int upon the romarkaoe r'y nj
Richardson has nine boilers made Of the Geie-
brated Black Diamond steel boiler pq1te
TheJ. NJ. White. Robert +; Lee ana many oLn ,e
famous packets have boilers Of the same ma
terial ,.,-,
Capt. Jimmie Keenan, Is at springer.s re e Y
ing till noon to- morrow bids to paint the y. ~.
Peck. This boat will arrive tomorrow morn,
e ttA TpS,. Nov 1s.-The Willie Austin with two
barges In tow passed South yesterday MANY
naboats passed here yesterday and day before,
having got out Of the river on the sven JUST
MEMPHIS Nov 15.-The THOMPSON Dean came
ND this afternoon and goes back Tomorrow.
The iron steamer Chouteau turned back from
Helena to-day. with all the cotton ready ~ eo
tBy Telegraph
V1cKsBuRG. Nov 1C-To @. G. Wayne The
Golden Crown le A. yH hfSf e e Gsrk
Common nInen0 Street: The Anchor Line steamer
Annie 2. Silver will arrive Tuesday, and leave
for st. Louis on Thursday. twenty, 1lrst instant.
d. Fl. SILVER. Master.
NAroHEz, ,Noy. 17-To John F Douglas: The
steamer .; o. Stavard VIII arrive MONDAY even
lei en 9 leave SHxs T. h2 THa 6ert for
ST LOUIS, Nov. 18.-Business Is rushing All
the towboat lines to New Orleans have to light
off freight The seamboaIs are doing an I'm
mense business between, V1cksburg and New
Tidal Wave leaves at o'clock for Lacroses, but
probably will meet Ice this side. She came In
with 5000 sacks and barrels on her main deck,
She was lengthened to 800 feet and is wonder
| elongated all their small old steamers, adding
200 per cent or more to their value. The Haar-
stick and the Laury Barge Lines are loading
| for New Orleans-ikewse the two steamboat
deep. Outsiders can't tel what tie rates are
The Rhoades,. from Pittsburg, WILL arrive TO-
| morrow. All boats are detained by The deDse
| fog, The Missouri River Packet company pa
possession Of that river next season with three
| or more lnrge and fast sternwheele1s. The
| trade is Immense, but no proper efforts nave
been made for years to foster or secure 1t.
| CINCINNATI, Nov. 1s.-Arrivod: Hudson. from
Wheeling; OHIO, from Pomeroy Boston from
Huntingdon. Leave to-day: Ohio and Bostona
on return. The May Miller. owing to the
crowded condition Of the wharf. was unable to
! unload and defers her departure unit! this
evening. She will have 500 tons, The golden
City to- morrow, Morgan Thursday and Sher
| lock Saturday, leave this week for New Orleans
Business Is quiet today, but he agents repor
| plenty of freights for the South. The Laura H.
Davis arrived at noon from tn, Tennessee
| feet inches and stationary. The weather II
! cloudy and mild.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-19
R'FEA M TB.


REGULAR MEMPHIS AND BEND PACKET.
Leaves on WEDNESDAY. Nov. 20, at y. m.
f. =, FOR MATCHES. VICKSBURG.
Greenyille, Arkapolis Terrene He
sSzA'ssa',' @S@s lena, Memphis and the bends-The
first class freight and passenger steamer
CHAs. IF. CHOUTEAUs
W. lei. Thorwegan master,
Geo. Miltenberger clerk.
will leave rs above.
Coast, town and bond freights solicited and
promptly attended to.
p PdpfsSeqg FL recommendations FIRST GLASS
Through bills Of ladng signed to Pine Bluff
and stations on the Little Rock Mississippi
River and Texas Hallway, via Annapolis, Ark.
and to Little Rock and stations on the Memphis
and Little Rock hallway. vim Hopeiald, Ark.
REG ULAR MEMPHIS AND BEND PACKET.
Leaves on WEDNESDAY. Nov. II. at .. m.
IT, H. FOR NATCHEH, yICKSBURG,
k!aKssaHAk5 Greenylie, Arkapolig, Terrene He
S@a"77@#EHza' lena. Memphis nnd the Bends-The
first class freight and passenger steamer
HENRY FRANK,
J. Frank Hicks master. ALI. Grissom clerk.
will leave as above
Coast, town and bend freigats solicited and
promptly attended 10. -
Passenger accommodations ElRST GLASS
and RATES LOW.
Through bills Of lading signed to Pine Bluff
and stations on the Little Rock, Mississippi
River and Texas Bail way. via Arkapolis, Ark.
and to Little Rock and stations on the Memphis
and Little Rock Railroad via Hopefield Ark.
oeao BKOCKETT In CARTER Agents
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-19
TO THE LADIES.

DR, BILLIE has returned from Paris and
opened an Office at 1856 Canal street, betgeen
cret Of Ninon De PEnclos. who. up 10 her death
IN her seventy.second year Of ags, retained the
twenty years Of age. By Dr.. Bille's treatment,
which is pleasant, even enjoyable, ladies' can do
away With all cosmetics and paints, as the skin
wonted lustre ana strength. and yiVacity I s.
turns, The OLD become young, and the young,
who have Led themselves with late houra
Vigor, and FIRE OF youth, ALI diseases and
Topples nsealiar 70 Ladies' treated BY harmless
regpondepoe strictly CONFIDENTIAL.
! ds9R DR. BILLIE, 1ea Canal street