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The hens are preparing for EAster--lay-
Ing for IL 80 10 speak .---S0merSet Herald.
they do not meet IL squarely They 90 al
IL In kind OF round (about) way; but we
are OF the opinion that this could be
rem edied To certain extent nv the use
OF NJ. Is. Roberts Poultry POwd
Tor IL makes the hens act lou the sa uare',
by laying donble-yoked eggs.
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THINGS GO BY CoNTRARIES.
FROM the Public Ledger, Ind,

Six out of seven Of the Philadelphia
Senators In the Legislature voted on
Thursday to delay Ihe consideration Of
he bi lis intended to get rid OF the Re
corder's office. Six out of seven OF the
people Of Philadelphia agree with Sena-
or Gordon in his forts TO press those
bill, forward to passage. Thus things go
by contraries.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
a cARn.

To all VINO are suffering from ths err
Fors and indiscretiens Of youth. nervous
weakness. early decay, loss of manhood,
&C., will send recipe that will cure Jos
was discovered by O missionary In South
America. Send q self address envelope
to the REV. JOSEPH T. INMAfS, esestsOM ID
NeW York CltV. Aav4-eodDAwlg.
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THIRD EDITION
BEACONsFIELD's BODY.
LONDON, April Is, 1881

A special train bearing Lord Beaeons-
fields body left Paddington station for
Wycombe at half-past two on Sunday
morning, and ON the arrival OF the train
At Wycome the remains were transfer
red to Hugbenden Manor and placed in
the large drawing room. Owing to the
secrecy of the proceedings only about
thirty persons Witnessed the departure of
the hearse from Curzon street, and no
body witnessed It's arrival at Wycome.
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1857 Prizes, amounting TO. $40, 400
Responsible corresponding agents want
ed at all points, to whom liberal compeB-
sation will be paid.
For further Information, write clearly,
giving full address. Send orders by ex-
press, or Registered Letter or Money
order by mail, addressed only to
Nj. A. DAUPHIH,
New Orleans. La,
or M. A. DAUPHIN at
No. $40 Broadway. New York.
All our GrandExtraordinary Drawings
are under the supervision and manage
ment OF Generals q. Il. Beauregard and
JubaJ A. Early,
aprl3-2taw4w&w.
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EPLAGUE AT BAGDAD.

LONDON, April 20, 1881.
The Daily Ne,os' Constantinople des-
patch says the Turkish newspapers are
forbidden 10 publish reports of the
plague at Bagdad, as the accounts con-
tinue to be unfavorable.
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FOURTH EDITION


For the Middle Atlantic States, fair
weather, followed by increasing cloudi-
ness and occasional rain, winds mostly
south to west, stationary or lower tenn
perature, lower barometer.
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PHILADELPHIA MARKETS


FLoUR.-The market Is Inactive. and
there are free sellers at curr. mt rates
sales OF 1900 bbls, including Minnesota
extras, al. 5000 70 for medium TO iancy
and clear. al 50 20 % &8 Is Tor straight:
Pennsvlvania extra family ut "a rs "a . To-
Western, do. do, at IS 1905, and Pat
ents at SO 76a7 20. Rye Flour IL dun al
" 25a5 5l1 per barrel.
GRAIN.-Mheat was In fair demand
aud prices We're steady. sales OF 1000
bushels, chiefly No. 2, red, In ear lots al
81 IN, and No. 2 red, In elevator. Al
2lss " ga April, 81 2U1< May, 81 20
June and VI II Jaly. Rye IS nrm at "
FOR Pennsylvania. Corn IL In fair re-
quest and nrmer. sales OF 9OOU BUSH
els. including yellow, at 5SGDSeo. White
at oo120Sfc. and steamer, 571zc. Al the
open6oard, 57ssc. was bid for a prIl, 553<c.
for May. ana 645sc. for June and 55Isc'
for July. Oats aIe active and frIner.
sales OF ll,00O bushels, including white ri
loC@50c., and rejected and mixed at 44J%G
loo. ~
The receipts to-day were as follows; 272O
barrels OF -four. 1000 bushels wheat. ls.-
soy bush. corn, $3.50 bush. oats, 12O barrels
whiskey.
WHIsKE1 The last sale or Western
iron-bound was at 81 0o per gallon.
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DANGEROUS.

One of the plates over the gutter at
Fourth and Pine streets, has fallen
DOT of position. 1t should DO placed
in position at once for as it is rather
dangerous for horses.
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you can't come it, said customer to
q druggist whO ndeavored 10 pains oil
his own mixture when DIR. Bulfs Cough
syrup was asked for, and Bulls he got.
Price 70 cents bottle.
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win 1t do no haIm7" This is the
que tloL often asked, and The answer -,
III cannot" for DR.. Bulls Baby syrup
Is an innooent remedy, warranted to
contain neither Opium, Morphia, or any
tning Injurious. Price IS cents u bottle.
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oT1CE.-A meeting OF the Trustees of
tne Poor OF New Castle County will
De held al Tn Q Aims House, on Wednes-
uay, April 9th at 10 O'Clock A. M. All
persons having bills, will present them
by that day.
The supply committee will meet ON
saturday, April 9th at IL O'Clock A. M.
W en- proposals will be received Tor fur.
nlshing the Aims House for the next
,htee mon las with bread, meats and 10.
Dacco. j. w. COOCH.
apr.2} 3d.. SecraIar,.
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L,IRsr NATIONAL BANh v,Sarvs
REPOSITORY OF THE PUBLIC NUS,
AND my NH
FINAk TAL AGENTS OF THE Wv
TED STATES.
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EDWARA. BETS, PREsiDESTG r.sHlEG
GEO. ID. ARMSTRONG; ~, 900
Paid up Capital,
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Philadelphia, New York and PnSssvoavhs
change furnished to regular IVY
without charge.
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WHEAT E:'i fl q; q! =:
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oTIGE.-I, John McHugn, In co1-
~ pliance with the requ rements of
AN act Of Assembly in such case made and
PROV ded, do hereby give notice that 1
shall apply IN writing to the CouTi al
3enerhl Sessions of the Peace and Jail
delivery, OF the STATE of Delaware in
ahd Tor New Castle county, on Monday
the day of May next, A b., 1881. being
ne nrst day of the neat May term ofths
salu court, for license TO keen an
nm o or tavern, At No. 100 Church street.
ggent the Southeast corner OF
EIghth and Church streets, in the Eighth
anu 70 sell intOx icating liquors in iess
quantities than one quart TO be drunk
on The premises, and the folIowin0 re-
spectacle citizens recommend the said
application, TO wit:
bernard MSCullath Michael mckinley
David n. Wells Patrick Boz er
srnhhutl Moore John Dorsey
Thomas Hogans John Donlon
rhlllps MulliRan q. @. Moore
VIM. DO an Jas, ClInk
John Nj. Erwin G. X. Gillespie
AhureW U. Mcbride Bernard Kelly
Sd nusl stanford VIM. Hunter
John Traynor Andrew Moore
= oseph schwab j. q. Brooks
Daniel Bloodwell Michael Welsh
John Brooks
sPr@ BE JOHN McHUGH.
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PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET
MONDAY AuriI lax n

Beef cattle were in good demand this
norhlAB ana prices were well main
tanned; 1000 mead arrived and sold A.
the dlnerent4 yards a. SIC. per pound
as TO- condition.
SHEEP were In demand and prices
were fraction higher. $500 head
0l5sc. per h., and Lambs at " 75Ic
per 10,
Hoes were dull, but prices were un-
changed, 1000 head arrived and sold ut
TO quality.
PARK DROVE YARD.
FHty-second and Lancaster ave, April q
SAEEP-Extra, ITO to l3O Ds.,-S.9o W 8. 40:
good, 30 10 lO0 Ds., 10 as. fair NJ
20 20 As., 81 TO 81; good lambs. az tS
medium lambs, to o. CafveS
TO ~. ArFivaas. 1900 head. MnrkSl
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,CHE ARTlzANs SAVINGS BAN

sTNHE ARTlzANS SANlNo
SUI MARKET STREET. 1861.
INcoRpoEATEp JANUARY Sitp ir,d my
Omen 10 receive deposits d l.lLy and sat
NJ, until 4 p. NJ, and on Tn leesInsk.
araay evenings nom 70 S9,GmiIsSD,
SEMl-ANAUAID ~ ~, I6ctober.
When divi(. snds are not Thus per,
they are accounted as depoSS'the their interest,"
fnanent deposits COMPOUND
twice In each year. ruS
Clement II. Smyth, 1eos Capelle,
Uhas. w, Townsend 1e9is ichenstelni
Nathan'l X. Benson, d; - ri Darlington
Henry r. Dure, EJ"H Jackson,
w. Hastings, ~, II swift,
Edward Pussy, Mla,ins
GEO. W. BUSH, tGgIt
ECO. u. CAPELLs, Vice IS TTireasuref
ieb2i.ly E.T. TAYLoh - -
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X oITTnEnsy avery cry housekeepsr and or az Of.
directions Tor preserving n1 M. speClsns
iiveness and proalSossEE1Ss lI disease, n sSs
renedlss asaaa ooE 81, ~ mall Po ,,Tss
PAID. lnlormhuoh j. RU1IESs
A9areas, west CHESTER ~
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BANKS AND BANKERS.
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MASONIC TEMPLE
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cd mn,s institution. located at s,o,.,
Eest run in t cen only lnStltullor "'n ~
Bus mess College Denver. "a .me GOlondc
Ny giving superior adva ltages' a.; au !, ,thefs.
mates IN procuring ayInS ". ~ isgfad
rms college IN the best 0l ils K 1Inr.2assllOns
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DIRECTORS.

Discount days, Mondays and Tha'''
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LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY.

a sPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO
WIN A FORTUNE. FIFTH GRAND
DiSTRlBU lion, CLASS E, AT NEW
ORLEANS, TUESDAY, MAY 10th, 1881
-IS2st Monthly Drawing.
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Be Accurate.


Every boy and ei1 should determine
to be accurate. N studying lessons d.
sure TO get the exact meaning; IN talk
inc. state the very truth of the thing
in owsoysir5 do everything just right,
baee lately heard of two boys who
worked in the same store. They were
PANIED John and James. Their duties
were alike, and they were required te
be at the store at half-pas seven IN the
morning. John was always there on
the minute, or a few minutes before the
time; James came the same number o.
minutes after. When John arranged
the goods in the window they were ac-
curately marked and priced James for.
got to put the numbers on, or priced
them incorrectly.
These are only two of the things
which marked the distinction between
the two boys. But every day and week
they grew farther apart-John doing his
work correctly, and therefore well ;
lanes sighting all he conveniently
could. Soon John was promoted foI
carefuIness in his duties, James was
warned to alter his manner, and finally
discharged.
rhe accurate boy grew to be veal.
thy seaf-made man. Men liked to deal
with him: they were sure of being
treated fairly. lanes tried several po-
sitions. but lost then, on account OF his
inaccuracy in little details, and though
he gets through the world somehow, he
has not the happiness and success which
with the same opportunities JOSH
achieved.
There are many things that tend to
make a noble character. Place accu-
racy high on the list.-Exchange.
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The Absorptive Power of the Soil.

The capacity of the soil to Absorb
moisture and nutritive gases from the at
mosphere is one of its most valuable
properties. Those portions OF plan
food which are furnished by the atnos
phere, are taken up by the growing croE
not only through its leaves, but through
the roots; and it is apparent, therefore
that other things being equal, that soil |:
best which possesses in the largest meas
IRE, the capacity to absorb the atmos
phere. In seasons of drouth, this pro
perry of the soil is of great value in sup
plying moisture to the growing crop, by
absorption from the atmosphere, which,
during the night especially, is heavily
charged with vapor of water. 1t is,
therefore, question of great practical
importance to the farmer, how he may
increase this absorptiyc capacity of the
soil.
1t is well known that soil possesses
this property in different degrees. For
example, soils which contain a large
-.a.ssosss..t of ge{gyetahle matter, Lave i II
much greater degree than those which
contain very little; clay soils much more
than sandy soils; friable soils much
more than very hard soils. Whatever,
therefore, tends to increase these favor
able conditions in the soil, will increase
ats absorbent capacity that is to say, by
the addition of vegetable matter or clay
TO the soil, or by thoroughly pulyerizing
its surface, We promote its property of
absorbing moisture and nutritious gases
from the atmosphere. In the light of
this truth, the farmers will understand
that by adding vegetable manures, or
turning under green crops, he pefnolea
enriches the soil by ad5tb. adisJt onl.
food. but he incrsS wiIddition of plan
s,0,,o,o;;n,,traanA--~-~easeg its capacity @ alb
Pc moisture from the atmospheTe ans
that he accomplishes the same Ining by
the frequent use of the plof, whereby
he keeps the surface thore ighly puiVer
YZed
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What an English Immigrant to
Kinds County says about Stock
Raising.

Raymond Gazettel
We had a very pleasant interview a few
DAYS since with Mr.. Nicholson, an En-
glish gentleman, who now owns and
resides on the place near Dry Grove,
this county, formerly owned by DIR. H.
Cam. Smith. Mr.. Nicholson IS a man
after our own heart. He is confident
that as fine stock can be raised on bis
place as in Kentucky, and quite as pro-
itable: and we should not be surprised
If. within two or three years, he has the
old "Cam. Smith place" transformed
into a regular and most successful stock
farm. And this but vindieates a predic-
ton that We have frequently made, that
if our own people will not make this
country Independent and prosperous, a
new people will come in and do 1t for US
and reap the fruits.
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Secret Of Success.

The Duke of Wellington used often tc
remark, that the secret Of success lay in
embracing every opportunity of being
useful; and that he never forgot the golden
rule which we learned in the church cate
ehism, "of doing your duty in that
station of life to which it shall please God
to cali you" This was the secret Of
Dayid's success.
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C0MMTSSI0NRR,s SALE.

Mary E. SPESuLKR, nr Al.
No. 1881 vs..
NJ McL4UGHLIS, EFT Al.
In Chaneery Court, First District Of Kinds
County, Mississippi.
HINDER AND By VIRTUE OF A final
u Decree rendered in the aboye stated cause
in favor of Complainauts and against Defend
auts, by said Chancery Court, and affirmed b.
the Supreme Court /, the undersigned Specia
Commissioner named in said decree, will il
front Of the Eastern door Of the CITY Hall, II
jackson, Mississippi, ~ II o'clock, noon, on
The 7th dag Of January, 1882,
proceed to sell for cash, at public auction, tt
the highest bidder the following described
realty, together with al the tenements ana
appartenances thereto belonging. to-wit: Lots
numbers three and four. il Square number
ten, south, in the City Of Jackson, county q
Kinds. and State Of Mississippi
To the purchaser at said sale . deed viii BY
me be executed and possession delivered.
A. G. MOORE Special Com.
SHELTox & SHELToSs Soils.
dee.7, 'Sl-tds.
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The supposed murderer of the Walker broth
ers is a white man, twenty-five to thitty-IiEe
wears old, about FIVE feet six inches high,
weighs about one hundred and fifty pounds,
sandy complexion, light eolored moustaehe
and goatee, little side whiskers high on cheek;
wore a grey Jeans suit rather dirty, large
broad brim SLOUGH white wool hat; though
man seen Monday going west frem Egypt ans
wering description had on black hat. Rode a
slim brown medium sized stud mule. Has
gold watch, thumb spring out, and using wood
en- peg instead 0reide chain, two pocket
books, portmanie and leather
L. i-tG1- Guy
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FORMULATION.
$500 90 REWARD.

WHEREAS, 1t appears by information re-
w oeived by me, that on the night Of Sat-
urday, the 18th of November instant, Wilburn,
Thomas and Alonzo Walker, were brutality
murdered in their camp, near the city OF
Aberdeen, Monroe county, by some person
whose name is unknown, who afterwards
escaped and is still at large;
Now, therefore, l, ]. N. STONE, Governor
of Mississippi, do offer the above reward for
the arrest and delivery Of the said murderer
to the Sheriff of Monroe county, at Aberdeen.
This reward is payable on conviction of the
murderer And / do, moreover, require all
officers of this State to be diligent in their
efforts to arrest said fugitive, unknown muir
derer.
Given under my hand and the Great Seal
of the State affixed, at Jackson. this
L. . LIST day Of December, A. D., 1881.
j. NJ. STONE.
By the Governor:
'HrNRY @ MYERS SECRETARY Of State.
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Why Southern Cotton Factories
Succeed.
IA Morning Herald.1

Rochester ~. " Morning Herald.]
1t is stated that the cost of placing a
wears cotton crop in the New England
market is sos, 600, 900, of which over
SEC, 900, 900 is paid for freight and in
surance. Is it any wonder that South
ern cotton factories are prosperous, when
by working up the product of their fields
at even less cost than it can be done in
Massachusetts, and Rhode Island, and
selling their cloth at their doors, they can
save more than one-half of the total ex-
pense mentioned above, or say $50, 900, 90.
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ALady's Wish.

ooh, how do wish my skin was as clear
and soft as yours" said a lady to her friend,
HYou can easily make it SO" answered the
friend. elbow ~ inquired the first lady
s'By using Hop Bitters, that makes pure rich
blood and blooming health. 1t did it for
me. as YOU observe"-Cairo Bulletin.
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$1.4OO.
DESCRIPTION.

d. B. ARCHER. is about feet 10 inches
high, rather slender built; hair dark color
moustacho light color; scar on right jaw
voice sharp and shrill; eyes small and deel
blue; sharr nose and chin; large feet. L
supposed to be in Texas or Colorado. The pri
vate rewards of One Thousand Dollars is per
fectly responsible and can be paid any day.
T. D. BOYD,
Sheriff of Choetaw County.
CHESTER, Miss, Nov 80, 188l4w.
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Luck and Labor.

If the boy who exclaims Just my
luck, = was truthful, he would say, g Just
my laziness or Just my inattention :
Mr. Golden wrote some proverbs about
= Luck and Labor. It would be vel
for our boys to memorize them:
Luck IS waiting for something 70 turn
up. :.
Labor, with keen eyes and strong viii,
viii turn up something.
Luck hes in bed and wishes the post
man would bring him news Of a legacy,
Labor turns out at SIX O'Clock, and with
busy pen or ringing hammer lays the
foundation for competence.
Luck whines,
Labor whistles.
Luck relies on chances
Labor relies on character.
Luck slips down to indulgence.
labor strides upward to independence.
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The Cotton Crop s 1890

Tie following table shows sc cotton
production Of the United States Il
average yield per acre, States e
as returned BY the census Of 1850
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| have watched The use i Z llila
known as "Swift's sybhilifa tsash,
ty years, and have never ~. ~. p'ea
cure when properly taken "a /
use Of it on my slaves. be,v.. eoa,,
as also did a aumber Of INV y, y. ia
every case that came with, Isistb.s9
effected a cure. In 1885 G. M,
at auction a slads not go ~. va,
purchase it was discovered e Il "a n
Syphilis for twelve years ma iaei /. \
out a hair on il. lie trs., ~ Aei
remedy, and in four weeks !. I'm =
well, and in short time ba NJ vas
hair as was ever owned hv . = aeal
ed this slave many years a.. T. -. ,
any return of the diseassa 1l Q. N
work. n nor IA
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC co,,.
prietors, Atlanta, Ga. 'V4PlR
Sold by Byron Lemly and p
Jackson, Miss. A. [. 4
Call for a copy Of Young N.,.,
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Health and Wealth.

nR. +. c. VESTS NERVE AND BalUa
~ MEST; a specific for Hystoria. bui
Commissions, Nerv us Headache, N'1a|
preston, Loss Of Memory, Prematnn0al
caused by ovef-exertion, OF oyer-Iais
which leads 10 misery, decay and dea's
box will cure recent cases Each box ai1
one months treatment. One dollar q
six boxes for FIVE dollars; sent By n'l
paid on receipt of price. We gaa'tsai
boxes to cure any case. With each q
ceived by us for six boxes, accomFan
five dollars, we will send the purchig
written guarantee 10 return the none
treatment does not effect cure Guar
issued only by BYRON LEMLY, Drusqa
son, Miss. Orders by mail at r5gan /
Nov. 8, Sly.
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39th
Popular Monthly Drawing of the
k!ISIlI|||Els;!IlI
llGl;IEl!lIIIIlSJ
In The City Of Louisville, on

Saturday, December 81, 1881.
These drawings occur monthly under pro-
visions Of an Act of the General Assembly OF
Kentucky.
The United States Circuit Court on March
81, rendered the following decisions:
1sT-THAT THE COMMONWEALTH DIsTRIBU-
rIoH COMPANY IS LEGAL.
2D-ITs DRAWINGS ARE FAIR.
n. B.-The Company has now on hand a
large reserve fund. Read the list of prizes
for the