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TuNoRs, eryslpei9s lueteuEi4l diseases, lrr1i.
nla aud general debility cured BY epg, Lind
beyJ Blood SeAgeley,l M y
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Leaving 81 l2 profit per ono thousand,
while the retailer would have the neat little
profit Of six dollars per thousand-sirely
margin enough fOra manufacturer who cx.
poets to build up Il trade upon the quality
OF his stock and workmanship; yet barely
enough to introduce inferior stock and
work to successful competition. Hence
the kick. The whole subject might be
summed up rs follows: Cigars are manu-.
featured and sold in Wheeling and vicinity
for from $40 90 to 81 80; prices for working
same range from 81 90 to SO 80. The work
men demand u uniform price-S2 30 per
thouand-whiCh will necesstate uni.
form selling price. This Is about, us the
LcgiRsr terms it, the whole matter in Il nut
shell. CIdAR MAKER
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IINANcIAL Am colIlIERCIAL.
New York Money and stocks.

I eNNN AVA NaHNA~@ sHA@AA EN"NA@Nft
INV YoEI. ociohef 7.--AioEEY-6 per eentpeI
apaum and I,a2psT cent per diem, closing sasS
At 81 per cent Prime mercantile paper S1sas1.
per cent Sterling Exchange hanksn' bills, call
s. ~; demand 8 sg9t.
GoVERSMENTs-opened strong, and higher ex'
si S ss " M RsF sf Pes cent S2 sf st
however, al isues Loaf their Improvement except
the T.
U. s. Is extended. SIP &sx.city arsts 'llo
U. s s., extended, ssisu Pacihc bonds lats-ll6
b coapoans.....'ii5 i. T. $ f. bonds i!
Pacific u Of 95...., .lo Texas Pacific ~ gtA az
Csntrll Pacific, lst-,ll re1. Pac. RIG; glv. So
E Es %iiEs: S : :R9sf LAd'V
RAILROAD BOSDs-IrregalaT on Notwithstanding
srArs sErumTIS-Inactivc.
Louisiana Consola.. Cd Virginia 6s.,.,...,...,.'4 81
Missouri 6'.',.,-.'.iis virginia eonsals, tx sat-
H. y S yi NJ pt d sGges
Tennessee Is, new. Gg sOhepd.
SToCKs-The market opened strong and generally
higher and prices Immediately began IN move up
wGrl, the improvement continuing, save when o.,
after midday when Hn advance from yesterday
closing figures ranged from IN "a pes cent, The
latter in s., Louis Y san Fnlneisco preferred; DO
common, Metropolitan MAnht tan Elevated,
Colorado coal shares being also prominent theirel
During the afternoon speculation BECAME heavy,
and at the Second boarl decline Of inl. per cent
was recorded, the latter In Metropolitan Elevated,
Manhattan Elevated and Reading being also con,
SpcuUuS In the derline. subsequently the general
Isl recovered Lai5, per cent. Manhattan Elevated
swung up = aud Metropolitan per cent. In the
final sales, however, The general market became
weak and declined hGIJS per cent, the latter TOT
Recalling
secretary Window was not at the Sub Treasury
to-day, but, according 10 the Commercial Bulletin,
II u now said that some neAsIrus for relief VIII he
rSOrted IN next week such, perhaps rs an oHler for
the prepayment, with rebate, " any part 0i the
S9D,GO,dOO Of the bonds called for December 9Th.
United States bond advanced "a per cent, and
there were large purchases In the HllernnOn Of ex:
tended dives ut par There was O-day very general
closing Of short sales In the stock Market In Hntici
patton VI the trensurers relief and the result WIS
higher prices lot the whole list, The market Was
teverish, however and had intervals Of dullneN
aud WCaknGS. In the final dealings II was weak, the
decline having been lead by Reading. Tomorrow
Is the last day for buying thsIOck before the janu'
airy election.
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futures barely steady. Flour heavy; receipts i3OO0
barrels exports 4,iOO barrels superilnG state ind
western s. OOa6 D. common 10 good extra 81 w
nj 40 good 10 choice 50 9Oag co. white wheat extra
81 7ia9 90 eXtnl Ohio u IOns IS; ". Louis 81 40
40 IS; Minnesota patent process s. u. Wheat
opened . 10 &c lower and closed heavy; receipts
G9,l76 bushels exports 5000 bushels; ungradcd
spring 81 hal 30; No. Chicago and Milwaukee 81 Il
al 40 ungr&ded red 81 29Lt j9h; No. do 81 ~
al l6 No. do 81 81 Lll 6SlI No red 81 ji3 steam
er No. do 81 ~; ungnlded white 81 SgIi 81 No. do
GILES 50OO bushels Vt 81 40il iOI No. red October
sales 49, NV bushels ut u 5ial al closing ut 81 5U
November, NlGs S7!,OOO bushels, at 81 5G}sal b.
closing at q 6T}S December sales SGI OO bushels, Ut
81 66>sil Co. closing at 81 6t's january, Nles lGOOO
bushels at 81 j9AAl ", closing ut " hJI. Corn
exports !aGG bushels; nnEritied GiS75J,c; No.
Sic; 10. 9 October 7h731,c, closing at ne
November i3l44761sc, closing at 754g; December
closing heavy receipts liOW bushels exports 6Oj
bushels; western mixed ljaisC; white do jAL5Gc.
Hay qul Jet and unchanged. Coffee nomnally I'M:
changed. Sugar juliet and firm. Nolasses quiet and
steady. Rice steady and tatTly active. Petroleum
dull and easier; United 02C; crude IasC; refined
I94C THllOw weak ut SaSLc. ROGn lir1nGr ut g 6ja
. DO Tufpentne duh and lower at 5Oa5lC. Eggs,
lied new mess quoted at $40 5Oal9 u, Beef firmly
held aud In fnlr demand. Cut meats duh and nom.
lnAlly lower; long clear $40 G?lS short clear 81 o.
Lard weak prime steam 81 llLAl2 70. Buttef
quiet hllu urn ~ odC' ShSeAS uuu huu HOullIlul
ut Sll21Sc.
CHICAGO, October 7.-Flour quiet, but steady.
Wheat active. but lower and unsettled; No. 2
Chicago spring 81 VA cash and October; 81 4Oli bid
November; 81 lps. bid December No. 0, 81 -. Corn
unsettled and active, but weak and lower No. 2,
Lh63 70 cash; GllIC October 90 bid November;
Gj9Se bid December; Tl'Ec, May; rejected 81 n.
Oats unsettled and lower No. 2 1910 cash; I6Ita
iGIsC October; 4jAc November Iyt+c December;
l91sc May. Rye dull and lower ut 81 10 cash and
October; 81 lax November 81 10 December barley
dull, weak and lower vt 81 !! November Pork
active and lower ut SIS - C1sl SIS OnlS u October
SIS l0diS l2h November slS ONllS ~ December;
SIS 10 year sl9 9tAlD ~ january. Lard active,
but weak and lower at III 10 C1sh and October;
SIS s1IIAls Sj November: 81 g1Hhl2 CS December;
Sll 79lll fjyCar Sl2 3OAi9 ny January Bulk meats
shoulders y W. short rib 81 w; short clear % y.
Whisky easier ut 81 lS
Call DOam--whcAt, 81 3Ok November 81 iO%
December. Corn, Sic November BllC December;
1870 May. URtS, ii1ir November; ~ T. December.
Pork, slsO!H December, sly y january Lard,
ST. ~ January; Sl2 i2l February
The following shows the fluctuations In the CHI
CagO grain and produce market yesterday, as te.
ported by John II. HOOn Co.. brokers, No. ll60
Main street.
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NOTICE TO THE pIIBLIC.

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
The public arr hereby CAUTIONED AGAINST
ANY MONEY. OR ORDERS TO NUNES
& CO., ~ NASSAU ST., NEW YORK CITY, ns au.
thOriZcd by the Louisiana State Lottery Company To
YELL It's tickets They nrC llOOdng the county with
BOGUS CIRCULARS pnrpOrtinR to be " the Louis
lana State Lottery Company, and arp FRAUDU-
l.ENTI Y representing tLemseVcsaS ltsAgentS. They
tickets, and are not Its agents for any purpose.
n. A.. DAOPIIlN,
Pres Louisiana State Lottery Co.
NEW ORLEANS, La. July I, 1881. Seil.%Stw
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DNIIIHVR1 Vy,IOUVI u IOII UuII' WUlHIl WIlV.
and OCtO6erSl igItal 5O November 81 ~ al va;
December 81 jGI. Corn, lOwetHnd Inactive: inISed
spot and October 7IjIA7I1{c November TiISafjlEc e;
December iIJEa1sC Oats dull; western white baSSC;
mixed iDAiDJse Pennsylvania 6ln;EC. Rye higher,
81 lba 10 Hay easier PrOyisOnsq quiet and hrm mess
pork so fj bulk meats, shoulders aud clear RIB
sides packed - jOAil 10; bacon shoulders $40 10;
clear lib stiles 81 30; hams, new sljOAlI6 IS. Lard
refined slJ f5 Butter firm for choices gniss iin2c.
EGGS firm. October i7alSC, Petroleum nominal.
Coffee nomlnal Sugar very strong; 4 soft lOy4c.
Whisky steady.
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Is a Really Reliable Remedy for
Wasting and Nervous
Diseases.

After numerous experiments Mr.. FCllowssuCCcCd.
ed In producing this combination Of llypOphns-
phltrS, which has not only restored him 10 health,
hut has snCc been found " successful IN the treat
ment Of disease eInanting from loss nf nerve power,
and consequently muscular relaxation, viz
AphOnln (lnSs Of voice., Neuralgia,
Armenia, Nervous Debility,
Chronic ljlarrhWn, WhOOping Cough,
Dyspepsia. Congestion Oi the Lungs,
Fever and AguC, lhlpintlOn VI the Heart.
LcuCOrrhmA, Melancholy,
Malaria Mental Depression.
NnrYnusnnsa
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CLEVELAND & PITTSBURGH r, II.
" CONDENSED TINE CARD.
khE u Ess.Ss

GOING EAST AND WEST.
On and after November 1880, all trains VIII nun
daily, except Sunday, ~ follows:
. Through Trains 10 Pittsburgh,
2ThOugh TRIMS To Cleveland,
although Trains 70 Chicago
Pullman PaFlor CaF between WellSyllle and Glove.
Hotel and Sleeping Cans on all trains between AT.
lance and Chicago,
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Rescued from Death.

Sold by LGughlln Bros. 4 Co., Wholesale
Druggists, Wheeling. W. Va.
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D. ID, . sasaae.. g0saqs pn2ala.
abe GRtaIigettte1:.
TIE CIGAR STRIKE.
The Points In Issue Discussed The Pres
entStatus OF the Tobacco Market.

the Points In Issue DIScuHSeti-The Pres
entStatus OF the Tobacco Market.
Editors IntellIgenceF;
In Tuesdays issue Of the Register appears
what purports to be statemen: OF Mr..
I.oos relative to the present strike OF the
cigar makers, its cause and effect. 1t
might properly, as u whole, be styled Il
misstatemeut, and ii Mr.. Loos was mis-
quoted, the reporter should hasten to re-
lieve him from the unenviable position he
occupies, II reported correctly, then he
has assumed position not tenable, He is
represented to have said that Mr.. Marsh
employed wOrkmen upon certain cOndi-
tons rejecting disCreditably upon them,
That question was very properly Fefuted
by Mr., Marsh and employees through the
lNTELLtGESCER. He was credited with
saying, that owing to the dr0uth this
years crop Of leaf was ruined thereby in
ducing u rise OF 10 per cent
We proposein a summary way to dispose
Of this assertion by submitting the Louis.
vile leaf quotations for September and
October Cigar Allers are quoted ia Sep
TEMPER At BuIc. Selt-WOrkers, which rep.
resents the leaf consumed in this market,
are quoted at 81 00a0 so; fair to good wrap
pers 50 50al2 90. October report says the
course OF the market since the opening of
last month has been tending gradually in
buyers favor, and starts off BY quoting I'LL.
ems at s. 5OaG 30, and other grades asabOye,
but showing in this one change Inside from
agents assnranCe) that the tendency is
downward instead OF upward.
One other point in the article will no.
tice for its absurdity, II for nothing else,
where reference is made to two or three
factories where the price demanded Is paid
because they make u much larger cigar
than the majority, and 1t involves no hard
ships upon the manufacturer. Right here
we think 1t proper to submit report Of
the cigar business MS 1t really exists, there.
by enabling the public to see the Justice OF
our demands. Alta meeting recently held
by the manufacturers the selling price for
stOgies was fixed ut Sll 80 per thousand,
and to be retailed at three tor five cents.
In submitting the following we are giving
nutsilp HyIrps
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ToLEDo October Wheat dull No. . rcd Wa.
bush November 81 "; December 81 5OlS; January
81 60 Torn dull; high mixed TUc lid. No. :
spot Use asked; November 6lc asked: May 7JC. AZ.
ternOOn cnll-Wheat weak No. = red Wabash, spot,
December 81 90 January 81 j2if bid, 81 81 asked.
Corn weak; No. October GGi4t November 6Sjic
asked; year Gj1C; May lie. OdIs weak; No. UGtti.
her 70 bid, iAtt askel November IiiIc bid, iGtic
asked; December Wy. Recelpts-Wheut B,tIO
bushels shipments so bushels Torn 800 bushels;
shipments B0O bushels. Oats 800 bushels ship.
mentsGWD
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~ - ial.liiii.
Iins tablS iof East and Wet soEvctsd 70 July
Talns Leave Panhandle pepo. foot Of nsxenth
street near Public landing, daily, except sunday.
q follows:
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CINCINNATI, Octobeij T.-Colton quIetat ii1kc.
Flour quiet and Unchanged Wheat dull and lower
No 2 red winter 81 VI Corn dUll aud lower; No,
7Oc Oats Arm No. 9mlxetl iGIEc Rye quiet at 81 TO-
Barley easier; No. fan 81 20 Pork outlet at SO Ud
~ H. Lard dull ind lower nj 81 ~. Bulk meats
Qulet shoulders g ~ clenrrib slOTj. Bacon easier
shoulders " Jil4; clear rib 81 80; clear Sl2 D.
whisky dull at q IL; combination sales VI finished
guOds i,gD barrels, OIL basls Of 81 u.s. Butter hrn
aud unchanged
CHICAGO, October f--iI0es-ReccintS q, OOD head
shipments 4, 1Ol head. Market lower; mixed pnCk
ing % OOa6 jO light 90 5a6 G1; choice heavy 50 50
AZ ~.
Cattle-RGceipts $500 head shipments /, 100 head
Market firm With a GOOD demand; exports 81 iOd
q ~; gUod to Choice shipping s. CGn6 ~,
Sheep Receipts ~ heNd; shipments heal
MaIkAl yttnlg dnd higher pomIfnn 10 fair westeril
e. 6OBi W. gbod 10 Cli0ice 81 jMi a.
TosroS October 7.--Woot-Flm and In good dc.
mand; Ohio and Pennsylvania eXtul IldIir; Mirhl.
gan neccts ilai5c; medium and No | necccs Idj1r;
iinwMhCd iccces lsd9ic. Ohio anti Michigan comb.
Ing and delalne iGdiJ. Kentucky aud Michigan
tomblng 1lG pulled tlIfa50c
atii ORtG, fchiglSdAIk,f md Wet VIrEinh NS
and above galic extra ilniic; medium iTaiOc;
cUnrse asaiOc; New York, Michigan, indiana and
western hne iiailLc; medium Afaisc; cunrSe a5alqc
washed, cUnbing and delAine IOi5Oc; unWaShed 40
eSaSGo; pulled sjdiOc.
INV YoEk, October 1.-DSY Coopa-Thc lob.
| hing trade morn actlYu owing "a the hVpribld
change ~ lhe Weather, and bliineN a iiUierlte
J yiN patkaSe Rouite, Cotton g99ila Nmalp ana,
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TRANSPORTATION,

DuTsBuRGH, CINCINNATI & ST.
j LOUIS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ROUTE
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CITY DOTs

Lsto paperV magazines, etc, at Shone's,
Printing presses And steamboats, at
Shouos.
Little neck clans and clam chowder, at
Joseph Menczer's.
Shone has complete sets of standard
works at bedrock prices
Diamonds, watches and solid gold jewery,
at the new jewolry store, St. George hotel
building.
Now York cream cheese, owlss and ss,
sago and other imported cheese, at Joseph
Aenczer's.
Goldfish and mackerel, salmon and halib ut,
Of fine quality, at Joseph Menczer's.
Preserves, jellies, sauces and pickles, Of the
finest brands, vt Joseph Menczer's.
Caviar, eeles, truilles and other imported
canned goods, in great variety, OF Joseph
Menczers.
Peach butter, apple butter and mince meat
at Joseph Menczers.
Elgin watches just received, new stock,
at the new jewelry store, ST. George hotel
building.
Seitdenberg's fine brands of cigars and the
hnos cigarettes and smoking tobbaccos Of
greavari ETY., at Joseph. Menczer's.
Globe mill p,ces and daily fresh
roasted cotIees, of the finest flavor and
quality, at Joseph Menczer's.
L. L. Curtis, jeweler, ST. George hotel
building, Main street. Watches and jewelry
carefully repaired.
You will find anything good and nice in the
ating line at low prices, at Joseph Meme
zer's-Tirnothy x:l6.
Don't purchase your clothing before exam.
ming the prices at A. & Il. Mittenthal's
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CITY EREVIFEEB.

Thanks to Mr.. Sanford A. Stewart, for O
box of delicious honey.
The Golden troupe leaves this morning
for Wsxahachie,in which place they play to-
night.
The average citizen takes tho street car or
the street car,takes him-all tho same, these
muddy times.
A drilling, cold and dissgrseable rain fell
throughout yesterday, rendering the streets
muddy and the weather very Indictment.
The German youth of Dallas have deter
mined TO organize military company and
will meet next Sunday afternoon at Turner
hall for tina. purpose.
Mr. Albert Eakiu, p prominent vouup
gentleman of this city, wifi tonight, at Nc
Kinney, wed Miss Molie Battle, beautiful
snd accomplished belle of that place.
Frank Witt, charged with the theft of a
hsrse, was tried in tho distric. court yester-
day, and came clgar. Els was convicted last
week for the theft Of stser, and was given
two wears.
1t is reported here that General Tslmage
general mansg6r Of the Missouri Pacific. md
several Officials Of tho Texas Central, were
aboard the south bound train wrecked on
tEst read yesterday.
Sheriff Jones mas returned from Austin,
where he went with George Cameron, gn in
sane man, whe was committed to the insane
ssylum. He was accompanied BY Constable
Hardin, who came back with him.
The south bound passenger train on the
Texas Central, duo at $3.50 in the morning..
did not arrive until late in the evening yes
terdsy. There wap wreck north of here, ia
which the locomotive and seyeral ears were
ditched.
There was meeting Of part Of the di.
rectory Of the Texas Trunk railroad yestsr-
day, but as 8 number Of directors expected
from the east had not arrived the meetiRg
adjourned, subject to the call Of the presi-
dent of the road.
Tho Herald acknowledges the racaipt Of
an invitation TO be present at tho public in
stsllation of the officers of Gosths lodge, In
dependent Order of Odd Fsllovs,a fancy
dress bail, at Clement's opera house Terrell.
Thursday, Jan. u, 1881.
A. j, Follis, WAC, il will be remembered,
some time since was charged with shooting
at his son near LsbCn, asssulting his family,
ste, Was tried in the dstric. court yes
terday, on charge OF assault With intent 10
murder his son, j. W. Follis, and the jury re-
turned in five minutes verdict Of "not
guilty"
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Alderman Bohny offered q resolution that
the committee on ordinances be required 10
look after the printing of the new city ordi.
nances and see if the Texas BAPTIST, to
which was awarded the printing, intended
doing the work, and if so. the time to be-
extended uGtll tho second meeting in Febru-
airy. Adopted.
Alderman Bohny presented the necessity
OF gas lamps on Camp street.
Alderman Wheelock wanted same on Ross
avenue and Live Oak street.
Alderman Ballard said the second ward
was In the business portion Of the city, and
mat part OF the burg needed gas more than
the resident portion. A vote wss taken on
the original resolution of Alderman Bohnv
TO locate two lamps on Camp street, and It
was adopted.
Alderman Wheelock: Resolved, That il
be the sonse of the city council that the as
aessment for 1881 should be al least 81, 900, 900
and as the ASSESSOR and collector is the only
officer TO reject or refer assessments, the
council looked to him to see that proner
assessment is rendered. Adopted.
Alderman Keller offered tho following:
Resolved, That tie council memorializs
VIZ iOSis'ature 10 permit vote and a const-
tutionSl amendment requiring the payment
OF poll Tax as q qualification 10 vote; said tax
TO be appropriated to schoOl purposes.
Adopted.
Alderman Ballard offered a resolution that
tho committee on water investigate the scare
llty of that article, especially as regarded the
hra of last Friday night. Adopted,
On motion Of Alderman Wheelock, the
hnanee committee was instructed to sec at
what rate Of interest it could borrow So, 900,
On motion, Chief Conner, of the fire do.
partment, and president of the water works,
was heard He asked permission OF the
council to locate n pump house at the corner
of Csrondelet and Broadway streets. 35x85
feet, to which to run pipes from the Trinity
in order to fue sh an abundance of wafer ia
case of large fires. He put his request in
writing on motion of Alderman Bohny, and
was granted. Council adjourned.
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Remember A'his.

Now is tho time of year when people suffer
from rheumatism, neuralgia, bruises, sprains,
frosted feet, snd all sorts of pains and aches.
PattersCn's Poschstono Liniment has been
used all over iho state for the past year
without single failure to cure. II you
have not used this medicine yourself 60 TO
your druggist and ask him Of its wonderful
SUCCESS among his customers. One spplica'
ton will rolieye the worst case. II you have
no faith in any medicine just buy q sample
bottle Of Patterson's Psschstono LinimeRt
for rs cents and try it, Regular size 80 CITE.
and 81 per bottle. Don't neglect yourself to
save % conts. For sale by all druggists and
by w. II. PATTERSON Co.,
Ill Lamar street,
Dallas, Texas.
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The Florence Nightingale OF the
nursery.

Nursery.
The following 10 an extract from letter
written TO the German Reformed Messenger,
at Chamberburgh, Penn:
A BENEFACTRKss.
Just open the door for her, and Mrs.. Win
slow will prove the American Florence
Nightingale of the Nursery. OF this we ore
so sure, that we will teach our "Susy" to say,
"a blessing on Mrs. Winslow," for helping
her to survive and escape the gripping, col.
licking, and tcething siege. Mrs. Winslow's
Soothing Syrup relieves the child from
pain, and cures dysentery and diarrhea. 1t
softens the guma, reduces inflammation, cures
wind collie, and carries tho infant safely
through tho teething period. 1t performs
precisely what it processes to perform, every
part Of it-nothing less. We have never
seen Mrs. Wiuslow-know her only through
the preparation Of her "Soothing Syrup for
Children Teething.' If we had the power
we would make her, as che IL, a physical
saviour TO the infantrsce. Sold by all drug
gists. Price Is cents bottle.
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truth sIucerIty nndUoueaty,

Mr.. A, Bond, formerly of tho firm Of
RssenAeld Sc Bond, is now fitting up the
room No. 403 Main street, and will, in q few
days, open out with one Of the raost com.
plete stocks of staple and fancy groceries to
DO found in the city. His goods are all new
and fresh, Bought expressly for the retail
aud trade from the best and most reliable es'
Establishments in the country. Mr.. Bond is one
of cur most popular business men--young,
active, full of energy, and is bound to sue
coed. His motto is Truth, Sincerity and
Honesty.
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PERSONAL.

Colonel George Noble, general superin-
tendent; G. Harris, division superintendent;
w. III. Newman, general freight agent; w.
Fl. Abrams, land commissioner, of the Texas
q Pacific, w. BENNETT secretary OF the
Dallas IS Wichita road, Z, B. Wheelock,
president of the New Orleans & Pacific road,
arrived in the city yesterday morning, and
left early in the night for Fort Worth.