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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1881-01-19


WHY IT Is So.-The reason why DIR. David
Kennedy's Favorite Remedy" cures complaints
OF the liver kidneys, bowels and blood, is that it
is compounded Of the very remedies which nature
herself has provided for this purpose. Being at
first scattered through the woods and.felds, DR..
Kennedy has collected them, and after long and
careful experiment has condensed their virtues in
the form which he now confidently offers to the
sick and suffering. One dollar expended for a
bottle will convince you and make you grateful
that you read this item. The doctors office prac-
tce is in Rondout, New York. Write him state
ment Of your case.
HEALTH AND HAPPISEss.-It seems strange
that anyone will suffer from the many derange.
ments brought on by an impure condition Of the
blood, when SCOvILLS BLOOD AND LIVER
SYRUP will restore perfect health to the physical
organization 1t is indeed a strengthening syrup,
pleasant to take and has proven itself to be the
best blood purifier ever discovered, effectually
curing scrofula syphilitc disorders, weakness OF
| the kidneys, all nervous disorders and debility
| 1t 'corrects indigestion. 1t makes the old fee
young, and the young feel gay and will inva
riably drive out Of the system the many ills that
| human flesh is heir to- A single bottle will prove
to you its merits as a health renewer, for it acts
like charm, especially when the complaint is Of
an exhaustive nature having tendency to lessen
the natural vigor of the brain and nervous system
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1881-01-19
The Word +" SOzOdOnt,v

which has already become a household word is
derived from the Greek and composed Of two
words, Soso and Odontes. "Sozo " translated,
means to preserve, and "odontes " the teeth
SOZOD0NT" preserver Of the teeth. And 1t
Is true to It's name. 1t beauties and preserves
the teeth, hardens and invigorates the gums, and
corrects all impurities Of the breath The odor Of
this pure preparation is 80 delightful that 1t is
luxury to apply 1t. 1t is az harmless as water.
Sold BY all drugglsts and periumers.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1881-01-19

Lamoille County.
REV. o, S. BAsFoRD, former editor OF the La
noble NeiOs, will make Dakota his home after
April next.
AT an adjourned term OF Lamoille county court
held on Monday, the 10th instant, the judge APP
pointed as road commissioners under the new law
John W. Smith OF Stowe, c. A. Rich of Norris
town and X. c. Christy Of Johnson. In the d.
vorce suits Of Martha NJ. Harris Us. Warren Har-
ris, residents Of Morristown sophrona R. Hatch Of
Stowe Us, Otis G. Hatch, and Ann E. Balch Us.
Willard M. Bach, DEGREES of divorce were granted
for intolerable severity in the first and second
and for adultery and intolerable severity in the
third case.
Rutland County.
SCARLET fever prevails at Sutherland Falls and
at White River Junction
The house OF correction has now ninety inmates
eighty-one males and nine females.
IL. II. THOMAS, speaker OF the Illinois house OF
representatives, formerly lived in Rutland
FARHAvEs has been somewhat scared over
case OF small pox which resulted from vac
cination.
RUTLAND county furnishes to the trade fifty-two
varieties OF marble. The deposits were first
opened In 1888.
GOVERNOR fARsHAM and the house OF correc-
ton and state prison directors, Messrs W. II. II.
Bingham of Stowe, J. Q. Parker OF Quechee and
Charles Thatcher OF Bennington, inspected the
house OF correction at Rutland on Wednesday the
18th instant and considered the subject Of an en-
largement OF the workshop OF the institution.
MEETING OF the Rutland County Historical
Society was held in the chapel Of the Congrega-
tional church OF Castleton last Thursday. Hon.
Henry Clark OF Rutland read paper entitled
1.-THE value Of Historic Monuments" bio
graphical sketch OF DIR, Lorenzo Sheldon Of West
Rutland, the founder Of the vest marble interest
of Vermont, was read by Rev, Mr.. Williams OF
Castleton Quite large collection OF old family
relics was shown, among which was an old
powder horn inscribed; "oliyer Root, jun, this
horn, given him by Ensign Eccleston in the year
A. d. 1880" On the reverse was engraved rep
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1881-01-19
Farm for Sale.
II5 Acres of Land,

rhe farm belonging ]. Austin Paine in East Montpelier
consatng Of
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-08-04
Vennor's weather.

toronto NeWb.
The following are the revised prediction
Of MIR. Vennor for the remainder of July anc
the whole of August:
20 b - Cool and ehowery.
3O.h and 31st--Warm and high winds an6
rain showers.
August lst-Probably wsrm and oppres
sive.
81 and 5th-Generally pleasant weather
fairly warm days and cool to cool evenings
and nights.
6thSFair and pleasant.
7th Sunday Heat and storms.
9Th and 10th-Sultry weather, with heavy
showers; cooler evenings and nights,
1lth-13th-Heat again in the United
States; with cloudy and sultry weather
storms in Canada.
18th SUNDAY )-Cooler change
15th-Cooler to cold and cloudy and
pleasant.
16th-Storms throughout portions OF
Virginia.
18th and 18th-Hsilstorms and frosts
probably in some PORTIONS.
10Th and 20 h-Heat and storms.
2ls.- Sul,ry and showery.
22i-Sultry and windy.
ODD and 24th-Heat and wind.
25lh al d l6Lh-Hesvy storms on the lakes
on the ST. Lawrence and around New York
9th to 80 h-Cooler weather, with rains
and frosts in the northern section.
30.h and 31st-Fuir and pleasant weather
with cool evenings and nights, with indica'
tons of returning heat.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-08-04
A Preacher Misplaced.

A Santa Fe special 10 the New Yorl
World says: Alarming reports reach here
from the Navajo reservation. Some time
ago Galen Eastman, a minister of the Press
BY terian church, had by a series Of i'll timed
and i'll advised acts so excited the Nsvajoi
that they tn eatend his life, and demanded Q
new agent. The interior department to quiet
them, suspended 0sien and turned the
agency over to Captain Bennett, of the OH
cavalry, an experienced and brave army
officer, who possesses much influence
with the savages. Captain Benefits I'D.
ministrstion being judicious soon settled
the reetless Indians, and during tue
past year, With the exception OF occasion
ally getting drunk and stealing stock, they,
however, gave no trouble. A few days age
the Rev. Galen Eastman again appeared on
the scene, with orders from the interior de-
partment to relieve Capt. Bennett and take
charge Of the agency. He immediately gave
ofTense 10 the Navsjos and they began to
hold povwows and TO show their dissatisfac-
ton. The commanding officer az Fort
Wingste reports TO district hesdquartert
that the Nsvajos are restless and assem-
bling armed and mounted, and demand
the Immediate recall Of Eastman. They
want Captain Bennett back as their agent,
who they say won't steal, and will treat them
Justly. There are not sufficient troops In
New Mexico 70 keep them quiet should they
be inclined 10 revolt. The officers at Win
gaze believe they will kill Eastman unless
the government speedily removes him. IL Is
reported that his fret move was al endesvor
10 make the Indians go to church aud stop
using tobacco. They number ct least 6,0OC
bucks. and are the only tribe that is iDcress-
ing. There seems 10 be little doubt among
we'll Informed persons..thsi should Esstmsn
remain be will share Meeker's fate.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-08-04

There IL . tradition sm1ng the North
American Iodisus that tho mammoth or
great buffalo rosmes through The forests
within the memory OF their fOrefalhsrs. The
legend IuDs Is follow: In aLcieut times .
herd Of rnsDm0lhs came % tie Big Bone
lick and bessn q wholesale destruction o.
the besrs, bBfs.oes, der ard al The AM
usis crosied for TIE use Of the Indians. 1hi.
20 sngefed the Crest Spirit that he descsodeo
upon q mOuntsiR, where sill may Be seen
The iupress Of bis scat sDd Of one iSot and
6ur,i.,s his bOlts AT org them killed ell en-
spps the graf rnsmuOtb buil. vno pr-ssrisc
- forehead 10 ths shsfis and shook ben a
- tbsy fell Al lergth, missing one, :
vouuosd him IN TIE SIDE. and be lssped ove'
be Wabash, The IiliDois, ard al ne Cres'
lskss, whsrs be stll lives- TIE place o. hn
- a., With 81 d1s defereDcs 10 tts lcoisi
] ehrouiclsr, seems little inosfniis-
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-08-04

MARYLAND and Virginia would mol
cover lie area nv 5000 square miles. The
great states " Ohio, Illinois, Indiana, Ken
lucky and Tennessee, might lie upon W
bosom, and yet have nm unoccuped border
of 10000 square miles skirtlng them. Loco
motives must run thousand miles from Ia
nortbern 10 reach i,s southern boundary,
and thousand miles from iIs eastern 10 its
western lines. r.s.-.
A calculation Of lie capabilities-its posi-
bic agricultural, commercial and moral re-
sources-is Overwhelming. Probably no equal
area Cd the globe has 70 large a proper
ton of fertile land capable of suppo rang a
denser population. With ss many inhsbi
tants to the square mile rs Belgium or Eng
land, so 600 600 p, ople could be as comfort
ably sustained.
What the character and Influence upon
the wor' d of its future inhabitants shall be
depends very much upon the present gem
GRAFTON. The general public sentiment that
is to shape the character and control the
habits of coming ages 10 now being formed
The prospects are certainly encouraging
Evangelical sentiments are theoretical, at
least, and to a gratifying extent practically,
accepted ss truth among tho masses OF the
people.
have never been 80 thoroughly impressed
with the importance of vigorously prosecute
ing our home mission and christian educa>
tonal work in these great settling southern
and western states as am to day.
What this country is to become for the
promotion OF the prosperity, social morality
and religious character OF its future peoples
it is to become through the moulding iDfu-
ence of Christ's gospel.
1t is hardly conceivable that a time can
ever come in our future history in which
wise and jealous christian work can accoiu
plish so much for the we'll being of humanity
as in this decade upon which we have enter:
ed. O! that the Lord NAV give to usNsll
wisdom to discern and improve the time.
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Prescription Free

For the speedy cure Of spermatorrhes, Sex
uAl Debility and ImpoieI cy, most Druggists
curse { our civilization. AZ rees, I. Louis
Curative Institute, St. ChaIl,s ST., between
9Th and TN. NJ. 7 enis. No.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-08-04

judge CliHmd vas dead, Dat lbo president
would sppont q mailing " Nbo yecatoy, and
tbus Neal tho breach In The kpublcan party
This, however, IL highly pfobable The
candidate having tho be- NV Of succels iOf
tho vacancy 10 Judge Cooley. ~ Michigan,
author Of Constitutional Limitations
Judge Cooley was prominently mentioned
Tor the same position when Judge SwaJne
retired, but Hayes friendly feeling for Stan
10y Matthews resulted In the latter getting
tho position.
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mgD,.A.

.'.' ghl bihulne, ~ Cents saLuc . parrl
"ycss, 20 cts. Manhood, 10 cent?, y ouni,
.Vod, 10 cents, Pamphlet, cents--scmire.y
called by mail. Send money or postagt
stamps. DR. WHITTIER, the great speclalisL
80 bharies Street. st. Louie. Mo.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-08-04
The Great English Eemedy.

Is a pever-fsi Cure
for Nervous debility,
Exhausted Vitality,
5 eniDal Weakness,
speInlato)IhOes, LOST
N AM GOD, in poten-
%, JsItiyfis, and all
IN" terrible effects Of
Self Abuse, youthful
fOiiies and excuses of
maturer years-such as
loss OF Memory, Las
1 u de, N o Z turns,
Emitsion, Aversion Of
2naiafu nin.naca ~
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-08-04

Vision Noises in the head, the vital fluid
passing unobserved in the urine, and mans
other diseases that lead to insanity and death.
The Medical Gentlemen connected with the
institution are graduates of the beet College,
of Europe and this country, and have had
agree to forfeit FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
or a case of this kind the VITA RES1ORA-
TIVE (undtr their special advice and treat.
mept) will not cure, or for anything impure
or injurious found In it. We treat all Private
Diseases successfully without mercury. CON-
SULTATION FREE. Thorough examination
Price of VITAL RESTORATIVE SO a bottle, or
four times the quantity SO. Sent to any ad-
dress upon receipt Of price, .. o. secure
sired ny English Medical Institute, No. 7ls
Olive street, St. Louis, Missouri. Postoffice
box 2460.
Wholesale Agents Williams. Tolliver q
Walker, Dallas, Texas.
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TbetrNames wanted .

London. July 2s.-It is sid The police
sre trying 10 sscerisin the nsmes of the del.
eestes who attended the revolution congress
ia London.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-02
F,nnnclnI ARnirs.

The demand for money has Increased. and
loans over baDk coraiers are greater than they
have been for reyeral months. In addition 10
the regular mercantile demand, speculation
Ia rife IN tile land, and every body getting
more and more seized with tho idea tnat thl5'is
the lido In the affairs of men which If taken at
the flood leads on to fortune,' There ia no
doubt Of It, Int as II takes mite to zee mite,
and to IN ant crumb il winter store, so it
takes money to pay pnsasge ON that food, and
1t takes money 10 make money, ana our banks
will only loan money 10 money.
Exchange upon all American points Is buy
ing at psr and selling ct u premium,
Loans from locul banks upon Legitimate pa
per are made at per cent, per month,
Trade dulRra. .,,s'.....'HOcenl5
Mexican dollars ...s'',,,.....'s.'u''''eV
MeS icao halvcs..,,.. .,.......,,....,...4l
Mexican quarters ..........,,,,..,.'....,l0
Gold and government paper aud silver other
than trade dolars are at par.
In the counry at large there is sersne
financial feeling Railway, steamship and
Others engaged in the carrying trade are
crowded with business Manufactures are
running full time and never were more pros
pcrous and idle capital IS casting in every dt-
decton for profitable enterprises in which to
Invest.
The funding bill i9 still pending in the sem
ate, with prospects that II will not he finally
disposed OF until the last days of the session.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-02
FRAUDULENT PLOWS !!

lhs widely extended popularity of implements acourd NV nm
as effort during halt century build up an extensive
@ pncp OF far dealing with customorsn giving them Se
e Vna' experience and ingenuity could design combined with
cvy nrsc material and the most skilled bor-has caused nnscrp
PoHs parties TO Hood the country with EEADDaaEN VOESEA
EAs9NS of our implements NNAA% a.
Ia oor not only to protect reputation bu
also 'no interest OF our patrons farmer and bsv
as H9 s purpose this notice is give fair warning to Mghs
N ana farmers many OF whom comparatively Innocent Of
intent out Ooh OF which classes equally with tho moI
oS tne Jaw that We will hold all RsaEg NTA and others wbo
use Ha19aSs al o. RaRaATaGsN& OF goods to a sc
OF pow also Points etc - ' " f'''' N"' " parts
e oonest schemes to Go business upon the fairly oarnea VANS
auon Of another involving bareaced tran sqTesso I tnt P
a sw have become 80 fragrant that determined to
TAI AS&aS &A:asG &ANT FARMER Who ofna ~
rights Dy making, selling or using these frauds S' ~
Respectfully
louisville, Ky COL 1850 B. f. AVERY Il SONS.
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MtaeeIlnneomr nrocera, Ntoeh.


CpANRGIglEs--Sa 1908 per Du9hel.
RIcE--W Soiesale 5Ji to GS.
SALr--ln barrel e2.25. Liverpool In
50 cks, 81; nne.Sl .25 Rock IL so per 6act.
CnAoKEBs--S0la, XXX, 6}s t07i xxx,
TO ~; Trade Mark, ~: Cream 0. Ginger
snaps 6% to 10.
LEAD--Sc per H.
SOAP Olive, b'ko, erpound; Blue India, 6H
TO 6hj saupot, &.8u, @. p Whiteman
& Co 70 Hat'ns Sonp Works: Pale Olive Be;
Cambria, oo per pound. Eureka Misunderstanding
COMPANY. ~ clone, So; Pale Olive, o; Extra
owe, ~ cents per pound.
BHANs-3k to 4c. per pound
CANpLrs-Star, fill wtli4. light VT l8%.
CuREsR--'l lear Spring, lie; Factory h..
HoMINY AND GRps- tJ13B5 80 per barrel
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Freight Rates To

New YORK, al rAil, 81 SO per 100 POUNDS,
Boston, al rnll, 81 Al perl0i pounds
Philadelrlla, al Fail. 81 50 per l0a 20, ds:
Baltimore, an rail, s. 81 per leo POUNDS.
70 New Orleans G u rail, ~ per 100 pounds.
20 Galveston, o. % per bale.
TO 81 L0lis, 81 % Der uae.
PBroouce frnH 80, LOuis to DallsB, aud from
Kansaa City, SO per car
Following are the rates from all points Kan
SO south 0t Kansas civ.
10 pallas-Con an0 ugts per cwt 81 l-2c; Pc
tat0ss per cWt, soc,
60 iiuichlus--LOrn and oals 43c; flour 55c.
10 Ferrls--COm ami cats IS, u0ar, DC.
10 Pnlmer-Flour, $50; corn an oats, iGO
To Ennis Flour, 6lc; corn an iOats, &c,
To lace-tlour, 5ic; cornani oats, ldc,
COrsicana, MeXia, GrOesbeeck Au5ss, Waco,
Marlin, bremOud, Heame and I nn--Flour 65e
corn and oats, 5Ac.
To Calvert-Flour, &c; corn and oats zoe.
On GRAIN-I0 New Orleans 40cts PEI .cWt. To
st Louis, 40cts per hun irad.
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Elonr, arnln nnd IInr.

Flour - We quote City Mills from new
wheat ne follows: XN, 90, XXX, 9 SO,
XNXN, 3 COS Choice, SIS 20; family, none.
IWpOrled; XXX per owt -; xxx, -
XXX, 8 l5i Fancy, 10 to IS; Patent, 81 60.
RYR-ln sack, u 10.
BAIuRY--Goc. per bushel sacked, loose Csc.
BBAN-We quote NJ 800
9UaSY BAes-Second-hand IN good order, o
cents piece.
CoHE MsAL--on track large lots l5c. In the
8 ore, johhlng lots soc.
OATS Pew TOxaa A21S TO Is. Sacked, SOC,
WHEAT. No sold, 0bcj No 3new, S5aS6c; No
a,M 05j 10 anew, 15dS0 Rejected, 65@7l; No
FADE, 80 Gd5c Meditteranean, NO2, 20! No Z.
0e@i6ci Nicaragua, nominal, 4Oc, nut not want,
81 by Texas nlillers.
CoBN-30 to 32H cents loose ear
HAY-Pralrls, loose from wagon, II to gl3 per
ton; hillett. do, sll toSl3 From store. prairie
baled SO .er ton; Mlllett, 50, Prairie bsled
In car lots, So per ton free on board
We quote: Chopped corn, per 100 pounds,
81; chopped corn and cats, per 100 pounds
pl 80; chopped harley, per 100 pounds, 81 Is;
crushed corn and cob, per 100 pounds, soc;
corn bran, per 100 pounds, SOC; Graham flour,
"a; cream meal, 81 90; line bolted meal per
bushel, l5c. hominy, per 100 pounds, o. %
Srlts, per 100 pounds, y 80; corn Hour, per loo
pounds, 81.
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Iron. NniIs, Wire. Etc

Iron, - We quote merchant bar &c rates;
Norway aud Swedes, loo.
PLuw STEEL.--Sc.
Wine Smooth wire, No. 0, SIC; Nos 10
and II, &C., No. Il, 6hc; japanned barbed wire,
9cj galvanized barbed, loo.
Horse SIIoES'-Per keg, IS.
HoRsE SHOE EALs-Per box, % pounds. No
7, $50; No. s, Is 80; No. c, al Is.
NAILs-From l0d to cod, Al 20 rates.
TIEERB's SroCK .--Plock tin per pound; zoe
tin slate, llx20 ell per box; /. c. ilx2O sil 90
DO gll.5O: zinc !oper 10; solder, lIc Dor
10; shoe, iron &c perIb.
ALls--Per y. 'o7en, $40,
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1t takes about $50 to purchase the stalled OK,
prodigal or any other son. Birch r cd, SIRE
cheaper, il not more advilibls Good nilOh
cows ssi 10 $50
Wood Is down. II is fetching 50 TO ~ for four
foot, and IS 80 to 81 20 for sawed stove.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-02
Bohny 4 Croz,ev,s sn,ooon

lfyou drink at all, drink mono but tho pur
est liquors. The next advice is TO 10 where
YOU can always get that kind. Where?
Why, Bohny & Croziers, Of course. Their
coy saloon is on tho corner Of Main and
poydrAs streets; Is open day and night. They
nave fresh beer on Tap At al hours, aud their
mixed drinks and cigars cau't ba beat.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-02

OAK soLE-LgATHER-Over 90 lbs, IOc; do
QnOer 20 lbe, Sc
HEMLOCk SoLE-LEATHFR Beet Buffalo
slaughter, soc good 90, 29ci best Mstamra as
zoo good do, 90; good dom sed, 25c; poor do,
500.
OAK HARSEas laATHki,-No. |, 4Ocj do, No
8S
hEMLoCH HARNESS LEArHER-No. ], 50; do
NJ. 2. 3d.,
uPFEH--lrench calf, 81 20 70 az; do. kip,Si 10
1Sl.3h per pOmd; American calf, 9uo GSl .S5;
10. DIP, tic,G8l.
COLLARs-DucE, no ], per dozen, $3.50.
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w,rer mud LI0nnrn.

Accommodates to W. 40 per gallon.
WH1sRY--Sweet mash, 81 .2j9gi.5 80; BOur
mach, 81 .GOGS5, acc0rdlng@age.
N1ERs--C laret, In case, S3l5@Si; Catawba,
per gallon, 81 .l00S2, Port, per gallon, 81 20 "a
%; Sherry, per gallon, 81 .2O@SSi Madeira, per
$50.
CuAMrAaSE--CoOks, in baskets, sls@s2O
ueidsleck, In basket, s2S; Rrug, In basket. es7;
Domeotic champagne, Sl0@l6.
ALy-stoclS ale, per dozen, o. .l59sa.5o; Por-
Ter, per dozen, S2as2 80.
boTILn Brrn-St LOulN quarts sl2, pints
sls 10, Budwiser, OLE, pints SIS 80.
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0epMAN MLLEq--we quotea 81 .OO per busheli
Garden, j0ts. per pound.
Cottop-At the On Milt,'$G per ton.
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sueABs.-We quote: Powered llK; Crushd.
IA, Graduated IT, Standard A i6i$, White
eeAIra e@'4 extra 10 to -, Yellow So to 0l5
Louisiana new white clarified lOci yellow Oh;
choice $40; prime Tac, fair IKE.
MioLAssRS-cl.o Hlsiana choice G2c, prime 55c
fair TO good ii95Oc.
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BACON Long clear aldes 8; short clear
on. Breakfast bacon l0ho.
Day SALT--Long clear eldee, s.; short clear
81.
liNis---Plaln sugar cured, 10 canvassed lO9t
l,AzD-Tlerce, l0Ai half barrel, lQ&; pails,
3 to i0pounds, llA; 3p0nnds, NIX.
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A POSITIVE CURE.

Without medicine, ALLAN,S Sol Irpr.p
DEDICATED B0UGIkS Patented Oct ID.
1876. One boz Wv 4o'
NO. VIII cure any case In four days, or less.
no VIII cure the most obstinate case. no
mauer of how long standing.
NO nauseOus doses of cubebg cotoIno or oil
oil sandalwOod, that are certain to produce dis
pepsia by destroying She coatinss of the
on receipt OF price.
por further par iculsrs send for circular.
K y. Box 1888. j. c. ALLEN co. IS
John street, New York.
Quick, safe and sure cuTe
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UoprXE-Rlo, common, Nc; ordinny, -;
fair, l41S good 10; prime, = choice, l5&@l6i
LaEuayra, ut Java, 26G3Oc.
TEAs--lmperlal irOin f5@65G. per psunds
Young Tyson, l09GO; Oolong, i5@60ci Japan,
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Tho Course OF Cotton.

Tho Dallas 10 a hard market t. throw. We
do not remember a day in week that the re-
ports were not more or lels unfavorable, aud
still Dallas refused to 20 Off \ peg until to-day.
II has bosn held up some way or other, Liv-
erpool opened fiat this morning and New York
dull. Liyerpsol lost l-lG. New York futures
we're few points higher. The following axe
the revised quotations for to-day:
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CArFLH-Coruted, Sis to SO; graes do year
ln.H, tO6Sc, Steers, from 10 years old
Alho&U; barn cows, 4limSlS.
iORsEs.-Pnnies and sheep $lj 70 &3i. Plugs
s2j 10 $50. Form stock SIS TO SEQ. Harness
livery 500 to 500. Harness fancy 1925 to Sl75
Hlrness spans $3.50 to $500.
Mues--Rats SO to sos Medium sos TO yg0
Extra draught tlOl 30 $3.50.
Hoas-on foot, l9tso for inferior toprlme
purkers.
MurroN SHEEr-'rheg are glotsble ats2 .50CsSS
ner head.
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RnuItry ann Sanma.

pmuntE UmGRsSs-We quote at CSC. apiece.
SQuGRRRLS--Per dozen. coo
CuIcSENs-We quote S325 for spring; for
grown, 80 20
TURKEYS e~Quote 9cc 10 81 apiece.
DuCHs-For tame, zoe; Wild, IS t. zoo splece.