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DO mod EOFKeI

to take that old picture to 302 Market
steeet and have it copied before 1t
fades all out. Sutterley can enlarge
them to any size and he can mako you
a fine crayon Oft of 1t. II you want one
call and see Sutterley No. SO2 Market
street.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-15
RI eumatIAm-IIs Cure.

About three weeks ago young lady
in this city lay helpless suffering with
Rheumatism. She could not move In
the least. DIR. Simms' Pain Searcher
effectually cured her, requiring only
five bottles. Gold by dealers. Depot,
4th and King SITS. Philadelphia, 602
Arch st., Johnston, Holloway & Co.
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COTTON.

ccsis nnt were over I've hundred bales OF cotton
Wsi,,sslved In this city today, one hundred aud
'fN coming by rail nom different points
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IT L. " "A =
STATE PENITENfIARl ES.
Notice to Contractors.

rrHE LEASING OF THE TEXAS STATE
l feniienstaries, with IRON no to !, 400 con
vlots, Is postponed until
" VCloCk NJ, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER
l, lSS9.
Sealed proposals for lease of one or hoth
pemIenuaries invited until that date
TRANSFORMATION OF CONVICrs
sealed proposals for transportation of,,on,
Nlels irom he counties where sentenced 10 the
fenltentiart's viii also he received until above
dato. Contract To be then awarded 10 lowest
and best bidder, in accordance with the proyis.
ions OF an act OF the 18th Legislature; Seneral
Laws, eh ", page les
Zach bid must DO for certain average amount
per yapltl for term OF two years, and accompa
MED by guaranty bond of $4,000 ~ with two or
mhro responsible surcties and evidence OF such
SponNiblhty. conditioned that the bid Is made
D 1904 iath and that the bidder will enter into
co'htocl shd furnish bond OF s2N, OOO. 90 as ~
phrc by law, for faithful performance of con.
s,L h'S Mn hc accepted Mach hid 10 be
ori1s,l M 'pyclope directed To Governor
W. Nccf,s An,un Texas, with endorse.
m,ni un euvel,po tid Tor carrying conyic,s 10
IN Periie9 'tsi,
lho "ht tjecl anv ard al, bids reserved
NCr U.her iLtuIipe inn IN tcgar 10 lease of
lcuiN nlmuCS ar uais pn,lRi ou If ronyict,. al.
A'cfN I, }. cone, 'unvt utNndp''t Of p,niton.
dsrt>, II niSy Pc, 1VNas
6 NJ ROBERTS C.y,
T. X. III Bu h. Treas lP,pifv Doorl
!. '. ~ RkF, Supt ttuitJ
kgptf d h ~
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RAILROAD ITEMS.


tBt Is stated that Crocker & Co. will build a
'WIV ,ssal INTO the northern portion OF Arizona.
n,a,u un inc last twenty. years the steam
mmNseleS OF locomotives have been increased
C,,s " pounds 70 100 pounds 30 the square inch.
.ssn,N lNNArl october G,--Southcrn passenger
%rnIes To Texas
, nee chicago II Alton has adopted the follow.
ss, 'a.es on compressed cotton from ST. Louis 10
SS'I NV points To Boston, 81 cents; New York
,O rhsadelphia, Il; Baltimore, IS; Albany,
Ivy aud Schenectady, Il: Buffalo "a; Detroit,
= Sonmtreal and Cornwall, 46,
nv Wy hoSlon suburban residents are protting
Rsr uue 1iuefences between the Eastern and the
h ss w Beach railroads. Tho Beach road cut
iwauVeS recently and the Eastern road put on
T, nh,t - hast Boston Il Lynn trains fare cents
cns, serty tickets thrown In. Formerly Ave rides
MIL Tho Eastern has wished to lease the
MY itoau, and the failure of the negotiations
F'Ipynoly started the trouble,
az aohtpoller letter gives the biennial report
io,si s y lmnltoad commissioners of Vermont. The
bvNLlteagc Is S,S All trains are controlled
~ brakes operated from the engine, according
eo,, Jaw OF the last legislature The total IN.
ras .i mo roads, for two years was s7,isS, ash.
eAyInO' which dividends amounting TO s1aS,
iiin9Sve been paid, Twenty.onc persons were
s, Hvu Anu sixty injured. The Central Nctmonrs
mi earnings for two years were si77g. 3Oi a.,
law. he expenses Of operating construction
'IsS etc S37SLOiGSO.
ma sVOut the 18th instant i've large engines from
pe,, wvst aud five from the east viii meet on the
mr no,llgc spanning the Missouri At bismarck
Inc Wmv ,putrosc Of testing II aud formally open
Al iot traillc. AZ this test II Is expected that
enslassl Two hundred prominent railroad men,
Bismnvsvts and reporters will be present The
tana..k 0oard OF trade viii tender the vslor'
ny N,puon In the evening of the day on which
yrs, wst is made. The bridgc has been three
bs ~ IN course OF construction and II Is said L
Nina a. y, tho most substantial structures OF Il,
"'uu IN the United states
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Noises In tho Head, tho vital liuid passing unob.
served In the urine and many other diseas1s
that lead TO insanity and death.
THE ENGLISH MEDICAL INSTITUTE
will agree TO forfeit Five Hundred Dollars for
q case OF this kind the VITAL. RESTORATIVE
under their special advice and ,rea,menV with
not cure, or for anything impure OF injuri0us
found IT, THE ENGLISH MEDICAL IN
srITuTE treats all Private Diseases successfully
without mercury, Consultation FREQ Thor.
ough examination and advice. including nnaly.
sls Of urine 60 co Price OF vital Restorative,
81 On n bottle, or four tlmcsthc quantity, tl0, 90
sent 10 any addre SIS on receipt OF price. or e. y, d.
mo C. o. D. sent without tl enclosed Gs u guar.
name II desired. by ENGLISH MEDICAL
INSTITUTE, 7ls Olive street. St Louis, Missouri
Wholesale Agents, W II. HOWELL q BRO
Dallas. Texas
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NERVOUS DEBILITY

Nrvous Disease, either male or female, OF
whatever nature such AZ Nervous Head.
ache, Mental Depression, Loss OF Memory,
sperma,orrhpa and Involuntary Emissions,
caused by overwork of the BRAIN sclf-abuse,
etc, and will give written guarantee with
each s. order. agreeing TO refund the money
II the treatment does not caecta cure In six
months. Price, 81 per box; six boxes for Is
aent prepaid by mail on receipt of price. Guar
antecs issued by y. FREDERiCkS0 Whole
sale and Retail Druggist New Orleans. La Or
ders by mail OF regular price.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

Is n neyer.iailing cure
for Nervous Debility,
exhausted vitality, Sem
innl Weakness apeI.
matorrhpa, l. OST
MANHOOD. impotcn.
cy, Paralysis, and all
tho terrible effects OF
Self Abuse, youthful
follles, and excuses In
matufer years-such ~
Loss Of Memory, Las.
situde, Nocturnal Emis.
SION, Aversion 10 Soolo.
~, Dimness Of Vision,
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1i'int art irfaI.,
De cnr,nt fplIi'.
bus, spAlllr Cuy
elcus ~ Nttila ntr.
Alcoholism opium IA
ing, NIFrWltoffli,rf.
t'luinll Mcitnoss' irr
ifncy.NyrnilIa son.
lltaud hli N'l,urf d,
hlouln,Naars TOE
NYnlHu. lHw tttHa. ftti,s
nry 3 n NrrchHuta.
lluklta. i1Iiir. 40
"a hose atlHrtHN UH
roNH W,uH N
900 luftrslinu. lrU
llrl,let Ot She lhtt.
stomach, hiutit
hiinnyf, &c Win ft
1'li'r "a rrnVttuiH f
= Nrsr uf EflmnfHII
sAMAllirAS NlNNlNe
I Invaluable Iffla
ni,'s prclnin Il tir
uinst wonderful ihtts
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FUTURES.

= There was further decline in futures in New
lork today. of about seven points on all late
months, and from five to six points on near oucs.
ms decline, too comes in the face of an ad.
vance In New York, and it would seem that
mere must be better feeling soon, Spot cotton
y New York to-day brought TX, while futures
l9F October sold for less than H., and
ne market was barely steady at this
tgure. 1t is said there is u less demand for
INJURIES from the south this season than has
been the case for several years past, and that
mere is not that confidence in high prices that
mas heretofore marked the bullish feeling of
southern people. Its not too late, however, for
southern Spectators To enter the field and con
t.eule Their annual offerings 70 the northern
NEW NnnT
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a WoMAN's REMEDY.

AZ certain ages and periods Of woman's lie, there
comes certain troubles, aches pains and suler,nga
grps life nj si1teen, aud follow up and haunt tho
married woman until af,eI the "tuIn oflue.n
Some have headaches, swimming Of the head,
hloodless lips, lfeless eyes, clouded brain, whilo
others suher with painful Irregularities uterine dis.
placements and ulcers, hystofieal epasms. physical
prostTatlon chronic loucorthUa, ehlotOss, suppfes-
sons. loss Of appetite -yarian diseases. kidney shec-
Toms etc., which IN numerous cases eud ID epileptc
ats, conyulsione. insanity aud death, These are
generally the result 81 inatteution. All females
know the elsss VI complaints we Allude TO- Now
ladies', all these troubles can be avettod and cured
We have proof nom thousands.
DR.. promgoolo'e EuRllsh Female Bittets will euro
you sound and wcll-will mshe you healthy and
happy'-w,l mako you feel like now woman and
no mistake. Sold Ny AL Druggists a, 81 % Send
your address for acopy of Or. DIomgoole's Family
Medical Adviser, re, % tSs effected.
Up. DRoa1ooLK & Co.,
Projectors, Louisville, Ky.
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rGOa the sale OF tobacco France derives q
revenue amounting 10 more than $50, COZ, 900
Tobacco was first taxed In France in l61i. but in
fifty Yeas the state assumed the excluc're
privilege OF selling the article ,a(Harious colored
sd ~ 81 "IS bd ii nth y oyer AZ all prices
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Gids tor Euhlic &uildino.

OFFICE OF POSTMASTER, DALLAS,
" Texas september II, lSS2-proposals are
invited tor the sale OF property suitable as u
site Tor the public building to be erected by
he United States IN this city
4 corner lot Is preferred aud dimensions
should approximate ls0xlS0 feet Buildings on
property selected TO be retained aud removed by
owner Proposals mus, be marked Proposals
for sale of property for site of Public Building
at Dallas, fcxas" aud addressed TO the under.
signed, and should reach his Office on or before
the 18th day OF October, 1882 aS they are at
that time 10 he transmitted to the Treasury de.
partmcut The Government reserves the right
10 70 Get all propoNls. -
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surrounding the city. There was an advance
Of sixteegth In New York and decline OfOne
eighth in New Orleans. In all other markets
prices are steady In this city the demand Is &C,
tive and prices firm as follows
uool tnlddilhg .lO't
oluuilug 9's
Stnct low mltdlnS ...,..,...- ....-....,...,.. ga
Low middling ............. .................. qf
Good ordinary .... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. +
Ordinary . .............. ..... ...- s.
THE following communication from Mr "
White, president ot the Cotton Exchange IN this
city.is on subject which should not be- slightly
passed over by cotton planters. II viii. In 4
measure, account Tor the low price which some
cotton commands In this city, as well as in other
localities. There has been great COMPLAINT thi,
season of the ginning being hurricdly and badly
done, and the suggestOS that planters should
demand more care on the part OF giuners is
timely and good.
GiN-CUT COTTON.
DALLAS, TEXAS October ~, lSS2. --EprruR
HERALD; As SO much giu.Cut cotton Is coming
70 market that Is uusGleable and almost worth
less for spinning purposes, would Il not be we'll
to call the attention OF planters ana ginners To
IT. Not only is 1, gin-cut but very much
mapped, showing that twas damp when ginued.
such cotton is not worth rs much as that which
Is well ginned by IS 10 $40 per bale and a Ouyer
OF experience Will not take it {. any price 1t he
can avoid Il, The gins IN some localities in this
county, from which We expected the best colt IN,
are driven at such speed that we have seen
scarcely bale of well giuned cotton from them.
II planters would sun the cotton picked in the
morning, and then insist on ginners not driving
at such speed as To cut their cotton 10 pieces,
they would soon begin % realize much bet ler
prices W. WHGrE 4 Co.
LIVERPOOL,
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Mcaisai.

Illustrated Marriage Guide. go yes cloth
aud gilt bind NC, ~ cents: same paper cover
IS cents. Manhood, 10 cents: Y onlanhood, 10
Genus pamphlet ! cents, securely sealed, by
WHITTIER, the grels spccialiSt on 81 Ch,sles
street ST Louis Me-
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paying as much as Sc, 4O
privileges The state at
abolished its own exc,
the manufacture and :
Coriingly became free. |
lax was imposed; II fell ~
Ia $50 Napoleon revived
STATE, which still exists
Since 1910 the revenue |
10 lSi2 1t was S25, 0G0. 900: Il
and now Il is $50, 600, 900.
the quantity OF tnhappn n
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TSch IS Somewhat mSIS teG moT oso 600 vt
much as was consumed half cent it'ffr AJlnum.
nALIA4 ENCu A,.GH AN.IA Oh ,.l.r -
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Another Disappointing OIL Wen.

The attention Of the oil trade has lately
been directed to Forest county as the
coming Oil field which was to counteract
the decline taking place in the production
of all tho old fields. The new wells in
Forest county, namely, Anchor, tho Reno
and the Grandin, caused the late great
and unexpected decline in the oil market.
The suppOsitiOn was that these wells
opeLed up an oil field of great magnitude.
This theory received tho first blow by the
siuking of the Murphy well, which was
equivalent to dry hole in this field.
There still remained very probable out
let Or extension by the drilling Of the
Ferdig and Henne we'll, south Of the
Cooper tract and east Of tho Murphy well,
ON As degree line with the Anchor Oil
Company's we'll. This well was completed
yesterday, and was great disappointment
to it's owners and great surprise to tho
trade by its coming in practically dry.
This well, when taken in connection with
the numerous other small wells aud dry
holes, forms Gordon tWo-thirds around
the supposed field, and entirely negatives
the "belt" theory, and reduces the new
territory to q comparatively small pool.
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An Obvious Duty.
Ledger,


As soon as tho Democratic majority in
tho Harrisbursh house of Representative
gets its reform working jacket on, next
Tuesday, it should call tho roll of officers,
employees, folders, pastors, bottle holders,
SC, who have no function to perform ex-
cept to draw pay, and then give them leave
of absence till 1885. Such functionaries can
do better work and earn moro honest pay
at home. More than half the places the state
is made to pay for on these rolls are sine
cures, which is bad enough-but that's
not the worst of it, for they open the way
for corrupt practices i'll various ramiiica-
tions. Doubtless there will be statesmen
in the House who will regard such an in
vasiOn of the time .honOred right OF the
victors to the spOils as an infraction Of the
constitution, o. a dreadful violation Of
law or custom )" but we do not believe
the House is likely to be cited before the
supreme court to show cause why the
corrupt sinccures should not be abolished.
Do not forget that reform opened the WY
for the Democratic majority.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-12-28
Too Much Chrlntin

Ohe Of our prominent merchants Of
East King street, certainly must have
been i'll very lively company on Christmas
night, as he came homo at = very early
hour the next morning ami, that some
thing WIS not right, was manifested by
the condition he left his door, as it was
found wide open. The watchman noticing
the fact, rang the ball and woke some Of
the inmates of the house up and ex-
planned matters. and while doing SO tho
gentleman referred to appeared ut tho
head Of tile stairs, and in q stentorian
voice said, "See if my now forty five
dollar overcoat is still on tho rack" lie
evidently had too much Christmas.
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ator or member Of the House, Or terrific
rial delegate, or other person acting for
such senator, member or delegate, any
money or other valuable thing on account
OF, or to be applied to the promotion Of
any political object whatever. Any per-
son who violates any Of these provisions is
to be deemed guilty of misdemeauor. and
punished by a line not exceeding 5000,
or by imprisonment for term not exceed
ing three years, or by both fiue aud i'm
prisOnmeut, in the discretion of the court.
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A Venerable Clergy mans Death.

PNiI:t'iclphi. Record.
DIR. William II. Work, the venerable
Picsby terrain clergyman OF this city, died
yesterday morning after several weeks i'll
ness. aged 72 years. lie was native Of
Lancaster county. His first charge was il,
Newa'k, Del, a church organized by HIM
self. Later on lie founded tho Young
Ladies' seminary Of Pottstown and be-
came it's principal. After the school was
thoroughly established DR.. Work removed
to Philadelphia and founded the Trinity
Presbyterian church OH FraDkfOrd road.
subsequently, he devoted himself to liter
any work, one Of his best efforts being the
revision Of Wheeler's Analysis Of tho
Bible" The funeral Of DR.. Work will
take Ilace tomorrow from the Princeton
Presby terian church, Saunders and Powell
ton aycpup.
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Mr.. Perry Belmont, member for the
First district of New York, has accepted
an invitation from number of Democratic
gentlemen in this city to meet them at
dinner at Dslmonico's on Saturday even
ing, December 30, the object being to
emphasize the share taken by the young
men of the country in the recent revolt
against "abuses and corruption in tho
public service. The dinner has been or
ganized by committee consisting Of MIR.
Nelson J. Waterbury, jr., Mr.. Herman
Oelrichs, Mr. Grenville Kane, Mr.. Robert
Townsend and Lewis Ii. Sayre. NJ. d.
Among the few invited guests represent
ing the young element Of the Democratic
party arc Lieutenat Governor Hill, of New
York Lieutenant Governor Black, of
Pennsylvania Mr.. w. U. Hensel, chair.
man of the state committee of Pennsyl.
vania, and MIR. Bayard Stockton, Of Now
Jersey.
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A Doubtful Ileyicc.

The Senate has adopted the civil ser
vice scheme with but five votes recorded
against it to thirty-nine in its favor o:
whom fourteen were those of Demo
cratic senators. Senator Brown moved
to amend the title of the bill to make it
read" an act to rerpetuate in office The
Republicans who now control the pat,
ronage of the government The four
teen Democrats who voted for the bill
probably did not have Senator Browns S
idea of its political effect or elss they
thought that the good it promised the
country WAS greater than the injury it
did their party. They were quite right
in considering The good of the country
before that Of their party, bat their
Judgment in the matter needs to lie good
to save them harmless. 1t has before
now happened to some of these senators
that they mistakenly sacrificed their
party to the country. Senator Bayard
conspicuously failed in political sagacity
when he voted for the electoral com
mission bill; which injured both his
party and the country. The soundness
of his judgment in giving to the Repub-
lican officehOlders continued possession
of their fat berths, under the incoming
Democratic administration, is made
questionable by its previous failure in IA
great question. Senator Bayard, with
all his great qualifications as a represen-
tative of the people, lacks somewhat of
the horse sense which would make him
perfect. The measure to which he has
given his approval and advocacy, along
with Senator PendletOn and other Dem
Ocratic light weights in the Senate may
have merits to atone for its defects, but
these are SO great that it is very
doubtful whether there is sufficient
virtue in the bill to redeem them. We
cannot see these excellencies in the ex-
aggeratiOn in which they appear to the
advocates of the measure not even
after the amendment has been adopted
which declares that " no person llabitu-
ally using intoxicating beverages shall
be appointed to or retained in any Office
business or employment to which the
provisions of this act are applicable. :"
That provision may bear hardly or
lightly upon the whisky drinkers just as
the authorities are disposed to construe
the term "habitual" use. It may be held
to bar from Office only those who are
drunk all the time, in which case it
would be innocent enough or it may
rule out every man who takes drink,
in which case it would not he so limo.
cent. But it is pity, when the Senate
consented to put upon the examining
board the responsibility of deciding
whether an assistant for office was an
habitual user of intoxicating beverages,
IS well as whether he habitually used
good grammar, that it did not also see
fit to authorize an examination into all
the moral attributes of the would-be
official. The amendment of Senator
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Edmunds, that no one guilty of any i'm
moral habit, should pass the muster was
voted down after considerable vacilia-
tion. Perhaps the Senate felt difident
of the capacity Of any examining board
to decide as to a mans morals; dis
trust which was well justified and might
probably have been extended to the sue
cess Of such a board in detecting the quail
fcatiOns Of man to be a good officer oi
the United States in responsible place:
where moral attributes are as important
as mental.
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Agnes iIerrdon's Farmers Daughter"
combination parsed through this after
noon OF their way to York, whero they
play to night.
Hartmyer & Daily played Charlotte
Thompson in tho ''New Jane Eyre in
York last evening to large house.
The agent Of John A. Stevens " I'm.
known" company is in town.
The editor Of the Opera, q paper used in
the York opera house, for a house bill, says
in his " "FOotlight Gossip" Adams Pan =
tamime company will sing in Atlanta, Ca,
on Tue ;'ay" The clown will be sur
pIised 10 know he has an opera company
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A Mountain Battle.

In the mountainous part Of Hawkins
county, Tenn, about GO miles northeast
of Knoxville, last Saturday night, some
white men went to the house of colored
man named Gray for the purpose of whip
ping him, charging that he had stolen
hogs. Admittance was denied, where
upon they fred into Gray's cabin. The
fire was returned. In the battle Gray was
mortally wounded and has since died, and
his stepson had his thigh broken by a
ball. Jim Williams, white man. was
shot in the head, and is said to be mortal
ly wounded. Another white man named
Arrick was also wounded.