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The Voice frem the Press.

l take this opportunity TO bear
testimony to the efficacy of your
',llop Bitters.' Expecting to find
nauscous and bitters and compo
bad whiskey, we were agreeably sur
priscd at their mild taste, just like a
cup of tea. A Mrs. Cresswcll and a
Mrs. Connor, friends, have likewise
tried, and pronounce them the best
medicine they have ever taken for
building up strength and toning uI
the system. was troubled with
costiveness, headache and want of ap'
petite. My ailments are now all gone
have a yearly contract with doc
tor to look after the health of myself
and family, but / need him not now
,'''i..' a. ,,.''''.i...-',..i S.GILLILAND.
Peoples Advocdte, Plttsb'g Pa.
~ ~ July 2j, 1873.
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Beats, Bicycles and Hay Fever.

Nature has resolved that all the
people shall not enjoy themselves at
once. With the opening of the season
of outdoor sports comes the time OF
trouble for the poor victims of Hay
Fever. For them flowers have no
order, and the summer little or no
beauty. To snuff sncezc and wipe
their weeping eyes for three or four
successive months this is their pit
liable portion. Whether this form OF
Catarrh is called Hay Fever, Hay
Cold or Rose Fever, makes no differ
cnce; they suffer just the same. There
is no help IN sea voyages, there is nc
help in high mountain air. These
only tighten the pocket and leave tho
desease unabated. But there is pos
tive cure in Ely's Cream Balm. We
could cram the columns with gratefu
letters of the rescued. Try 1t ant
join them. If you continue to suffer
IL is because you neglect remedy a
sure as it is cheap and pleasant. 81
cents.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1883-08-28

The Society of Friends has repealed
the prohibition of the marriage of first
cousins, and now for the first time in
nearly two hundred years bashful
young Quaker can enjoy the placid
and unexciting stagnation of marry
ing one of the family. Young man,
no matter how much the law may
permit it, don't do it. Think of an
a int for a mother-in-law.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1883-08-28

"That coat looks as it had seen SER
vice." remarked a gentleman to a
ragged tramp who begged Of him.
"Seen SERVICE" said the tramp: 81
reckon it has. It's a war veteran
IA war veteran! You don't mean tc
tell me that coat has been through thu
war;" well, it don't look new, doei
it? How dye suppose these holes
came in it if it wasn't WORE"
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1883-08-28

The latest fashionable London
whim is having ones smile photo
graphed. The idea will never be-
come popular in this country. The
busy American of to-day could see
nothing attractive in mere picture
of a thick bottomed tumbler filled
with Bourbon whisky, which is
about the only "smile" the busy
American indulges in.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1883-08-28

A Gallant School-boy's Toast
The girlsl May they add charity to
beauty, subtract envy from friend
ship, multiply genial affections, di-
vide time by industry and recreation,
reduce scandal to its lowest denomi-
nation, and raise virtue to its highest
power!"
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1883-08-28

I married my wife for her beauty,
shc married me for my-wit, that
| got the best of the bargain I'm cand-
id enough to admit. Wit often sub
sides into drivel, that "beouty soon
fades" is all bosh my wife is to-day
at the wash-tub, so I'm certain that
beauty will wash.-Buflalo News.
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G HRCH DIRECTORY.

BArTtsr-soufh Main Street, Rev. 7. q.
Keen. nastor. Services every sabbath morn
inR nm / evening. SUNDAY school every sab
hath murnlng. P,avpr meeting Wednesday
night. business meeting 1rst " 9dhgsday
hight In each MOI I'll,
uuRIsTIAS- Na.hvillc Street, Eld. u.
Powell. pasior. services every sabbath nurn'
ing a Al rNrulnE sunday ssh"ol ss,rly sun
lnS mnrning. Prayer meeting every WeInes-
lay evening. NGIf.s 0tt
N. 4. sorTH Nashville street. iscy " W.
lnituinly. lHnstOr. Services every tsa"ta'i
morning and ,yrning. snmlnS sehot every
sundhy morning. PRAYER meeting every
"Wednesday evcuina.
rIRsr pkEsByTKRIAS--Rn Rnssellyille street
Rev. u. II. Coulter, i,Arthr. services every
sabbath morning An't 'trycning sun,luy schoD'
every -uullay morning Prayer me,ting eve;
~ Wednesday evening.
GRACE EPIscoPAL-Rer, !. ". venahle
liecior. services IN Courthouse 'oytry Sun
lay morning.
sournEns PnKsByrERiAS-4Nash Street
Rev ~ u. Tate. pastor. Scrttus lst AMI sTll
>ahbath morning and evening SUNDAY suhp'l
every sunday morning. Prayer meeting eve
~ welir ssiay' evening.
CArHoLIc.-N Nashville Street Rev. Father
Hayes. Priest, services every Sabbath mVrn'
iug alto o'clock. tA'- -
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Three female drummers sent out by
a Chicago house have been discharged
because they didn't sell as many
goods as one man could. Women can't
sell goods worth a shuck, but whenit
comes to buying them they are right
on deck.-[ Detroit Free Press.
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"a Celebrated Case"

1t seems probable that Mr.. Michael
0'Connor, of Galesburg, H., is not
related To the celebrated Charles
O'Connor. He says; "Samarit"n
Nercine cured me Of dyspepsia and
general debility"
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1883-08-28

Why are advertisement canvassers
like rags ?-Because they help to
make paper. Why do they resem-
bic the rear r-guard Of an army?-Be-
cause they usually occupy the back
columns.
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BENEVOLENT SOCIETIES.

IIorKiSsyiLLE LobGE, No. "a, \. v. 4 A. NJ,
Joe Ac,'arpIli, VIM; A. II. Clntk, Secrcta-
rs Lodge meets at Masonic Hall. CORNER
da.n aui spring Streets, arst Monday night
10 each month 41rI s.rf ~
on,ESraIInsrrfa 40. ,.-s.atca cenyeca-
tions 2n,t Mon,lay night of eaclVnionth at Ma
sonic Hall. Comp. Il. ~. fatflcigh, High
rrIrst; I. II. Dletrich, Secretary; ,f..l mn
MOORE t,oNa ASDERy No., 9, X. T-Reguiar
couelaye itn Mo ,day 10 each month NJ Mason.
10 Hail. sir Is. W. stoue, l.. e.; sir Nat
Gather, iireopcr rt- e--s-
MoAyoS COUNCIL No. 5. CHOSEN FRIENDs--
". Lipstinc, L. e.; u. W llarriron. secretary.
Meets In X, Of T. iiaIl. 2"d aud tih Monday
nights IN ,ath month. 70
EyERuRrRSsI.e I.ep0E, No. Is. X OF P.-Chas
" Dueker,' lhahcellor Cominandcri h: W.
IIrnrN, Keeper vf-ilcronls au1 seal Mre,s
IL Castle unll end aud Am Thursday nisht,u
evening IN each month. AL. Rodgcrs, Pres'
l.. It. Davis, SEQ aui Treas,
.cuMIsrlAS LoDGE, No. $40, X oi HIM
M,efs Id h. sdt 4. .llaii, lIeaht buihiing, 2nd
ahu 3ld Iu,saa, nights IN each month ~
norE,YsviLLE COUNCIL, No. 5St ROYAL
ARc ASuM--J l. Iand"s. Regent; Geh z
,D,Ig. secretary. Meets 2nd and 4th Thurs
day n,ghls In X, Of Y. Hall.
GRrrS RIVER LopeE, No. "a, I. o:o. F
john Young. Mobile Gfanu; W. r. Rannie
| SECRETARY Meets every fiiiaN htpht IN Il. o
| 4. iiail.. Mercy hue .mpm,ht. M ~, / y,
f.-R. N. Anderson, 'C.7 H.; w. L. Randle
,cufeiary'
ASoiKSr onnrR uSirrD woRkMrs-G. W
baldwin, M. " d; J. ". Jruss. u. Mects 2u,
ana i,h tuesdays in each month, At X. oi l.
tiaii.
] KNIGHTS or Tue GOLDEN CRoss-J. W:
>nith. \. u; ". a. Ih"npsOn, \. X. of Y
iircls Let anu 3rd iiuays IN each month In
of A.. iiail -
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"o1D KENTUcK."
By Col Josh G. Ford.

[ Kentucky is the most extensively
advertised State in the Union. We
can not 20 to single town or city in
the State of Wisconsin that we donot
see in large letters displayed at the
windows of saloons-and we have
heard that the same signs are to be
seen inside-"0ld Kentucky Whis-
key !" sold Tom Monarch Kentucky
Whisky Belle of Anderson Ken
tucky whisky &c, &c. At our race
courses and fairs, Il iiue horse is
pointed out to us and we are told
that il was raised in old "Kcntuck," !"
and the auctionccr, # he wants TO get
big price for the animal he is sell
Ing, takes particular pains to say 1t
was raised in Kentucky. At cattle
show You always see sign stuck UP,
reading something ike this: "These
cattle were raised in the blue grass
regions of Kentucky If we 90 10 a
strawberry festival, handsome
young lady will approach us with
the exclamation, "Do have saucer
of these Strawberries. They are Of the
Kentucky variety aud the finest we
have in the State" or course we
take them, 10 matter if we had eaten
a gallon before. just on account Of the
name and associations. If we 90 in
to store to look at goods for new
coat the clerk will throw out a bolt
of jeans and tells us it would make a
beautiful coat: that it is Kentucky
jeans. If we 90 to a fashionable
summcrrcsort, and see d group of
FhandsonIc ladies, andIplacelpar eye
upon one that Is more .,eSduiately
handsome and graceful than the rest,
when.we CONG 10 enquire where she
is from, we aretiiost alwaysinformed
that she is from old Kentucky. If
I'VE ago to asracet course, and pick
out ono Of the fiaest and fastest ihor-
ses on the ground, and enquire into
his or her pedigree, We are always
told that the animal was raised in
old Kentucky Ifwego TO q cpoliti-
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POST OFFICE.

Bridge Street. Jho. u. Gowen, y. Nj, once
hons iIOin A, NJ. tu 6P, NJ. aud the ones y
also op,'i Tor ,rshort 1iil'r aficr tllt araVfi VI
lhr evening n,ails, nj gr. N. sunday open
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A Tirst-class Office.

The following will explain itself:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF INTERNAL RESESuE.
WASHINGTON, AUG. ls lSS3.'
S. r. Crumbaugh, Esq, Collector Of
81 Dist, Owensboro, Ky.
Sir: / am in receipt of the report of
Revenue Agent Clark upon his re-
cent examination of your Office.
Your grade is MOL, or first class.
Respectfully,
Walter Evans,
Commissioner
In this connection we may add
that the dlstillers of this city speak
in the highest terms of the manner
in which the business Of the Office is
conducted ed.-Owensboro Messenger
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Cured When Physicians Give up.
"Our family physician gave upour
child to die" wrote Henry Knee, ESQ.,
of verilla, warren, Co., Tenn. at
had .fits.. ,iSaafqriigl' ,Nerri,,s |halu
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/. Hollands Opera House.

Main Street, adjoining Phoenlx iiotei. u.
, II. HollawhirOpriet9r; A, d. Rodgers' Maas
'agyr J ~ ~ !. .ee ~ ;3li s
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Quick complete cure, all annoying
Kidney, Bladder and uvinary Dis,
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Rough on Rats"

Clears out rats, mice, reaches, flieF,
ants bed-bugs, skunks, chipmunks
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/. i il, ~; caS1sEt, ll0pGEs ~
frklrnoa LoDes, No. Is, v 1 IT. Meets lst
ana 3s,i it,c-,la. III sh,s hfbelfs Hut. l.. W.
uIass, ". NJ; l. s. l,uekher, sectv,aryf
MrsAp0RA TkNrLE, NO. 81, S. OF F.
Meets Hat anu 4ti 4 rs,ials In each month
Augusta Aonen, " r.; RaliySasNy ,secre,a-
ry. u = ii..al.fsNf f'li IL =.
IIorSISsyiLLR, I.on6E. No, lsGQ, 6. VI. %
Of.O. N. : aivcls eiJl aud Az .M,uaay lnights
NJ beli's Hall. charles I.ightIyot, \. u; IL
y. Lginlei, q. s..
ilorkINsvILLE LODGE, No. !. Y. y, s..
| Meets ist' auu 8ri Mvn.ay nights az Bell'i
liall. 4. Beli, fresiieni, H.. MoNeai' -srere'
'ari,v ..fpf .,,,,5s .aiy'9.sts'G is'
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EXPRESS OFFICE.

MOOD. "A gunt. oaicv Old Rank buiidins' Man
street. ~. r.s'' ,s..j .is4 't'i
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K1ionrs or TuI GOLDEN CRoss-J. ". T.
>niln. \. u; ". Il. lhnnpsOh, \. X. of u.
hreis let ani 3rd iiuay IN each month In h.
Of A.. HAL. s- -
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ASoiESr onnrR uSirrD woRkMES-G. w.
baldwin, N. " d; J. ". truss. u. Affects 2nu
anaAh fucsaa.s In each moutii,r at k'oi T.
iiuil. -tN
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-02-08
A NOTED hut UNTITLED WOMAN.


TA,sl.ptss ,,A>, lna,,,,, ., Ms tn, y MI.
ham. az lynn ~ !, h. sl.,,.sn, -.
nav n, tr,,thr,l,x- ,li, a.. ~.
Is some az hcr ,,,rr,sr.,,,. ,.ots a., $50, 49,,
l. ual,,ly d,yot,., 1, n. rvc-, MN $50
az a u1.stua. onJ A. ,,II',,1 - - '''
a.issart 70 leh, her .nss,rt h,, ia,,,,,
which a.y ,.,ir. il, B,.,, NJ aa,I
bar,lvn OF suffering. or nov al ,,l,.., 80, 4, -
yo,,sh,s Calppousi IL n p',.,e,no t,r 49,, a, W.
e,n pur,NS.,. hSve ner,,nail, ,nv,s,,,,,.S1,.
am satisfied o, thu Truth of,his '''"'
onauQ,unt q, a, pro,a, ,,o-i,. 1, l.. r,,,.,
anJ r-,..,,,s NV a. M, i,,,,. a., ~, ~
one s,xs, 81, u,,l,s M . 49, an, $50. y
rsin IA Win ans, ,,,tir.,,, ,h,,,-,.. -. ~
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CURE YOURSELF!

pr nohannan5 Vegetable CnratI,cv Is warran,ed 10 mn
v.an.niiy cure n bIms of Spesmatt0rrilss or srni,i
Wen,h,N', n,a ,ehlity impUirncy. etc, and rss6Tr,
lo'l tever," and brings hart The aYonhlui VIru,' ID
hott who have destroyed II sexual escesss or evil %
Iey IN 'ton two 70 sewn weas time. 1hls remedy n
has os1n used by ~ uohaman In his private TIectct n,
Vtf thTy yas was never known to fail IN curing ,t
lhr WORST CAskA II gives vitality and impnrs sne III
WIN SonderiIl cieei 70 those middS-agcd men WHO ,i
ryakn.'s beyond their years Us invsoatlng properl
Wc hN ~ once NcunH inca suffering from the ,nS,
tuencss q that drcesfuy lesnctiye habi oi ss-AbU
~ rat tg Wolcint With lie esrurauce OF sbss,ly m
ibhhiAhhT -nrc. The paliont gaiUs strength and c,s
uiiy OF .rr nt once ~ ec directly on ie parts at
81 soothing Rnd hCG Ing tonic and auodync 10 de r,
az seminal vc,clss aui Initiated ducts lmartins pos,
ava one and restoring them IN their natural satc dc sam
" " ne banenl hRl!t hsl never been ndulgyI in MI
geienls ar simple productions Of naiurc-barks mon
helis ~ AM tfe grcllc g.. thc abo' diseases.
pIitcc, tiyr Do'afu, sent With fll directions s,o
NY nWifets. Tor sale otly &c nr g A. nohannane rf,
a. ~, NNm tih H"Si, hiiNccn Washington ayenuu az
plttn street. ~. iams,-.s. Established IN ISL,
~ W, u "trcalS ON Special n,rasr," which gyes
Gear dtlnoaton ui The r'tc, cnus"s svntons rnna ~
gite, c,c, Of silu!iJN. ehAiNAL WEkkNTsS igo ~,
il'-s to any addn's upon recent ofono stamp
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$4,000 bales. Mr. Ellison hrs, deducts for the
requirements OF spinrers IN the United States.
as 600 bales, which is 200 bales more than
the actual consumption of last year and there
fore, under the circumstances. very null esd.
mate. That gives for Europe i,SS7.0oo bxles;
and after allowing for the total net
import into Great Britain and continent
Of Ibis crop W to the first OF January,
leaves afioat ard for export during the subse-
Quent weeks Of the season from America, the
equlgalent of Sls0ooo bales OF zoo lbs each
MT, Ellison next estimates the arrivals nom
India after January l at l.l500oe bales Of asme
weights Iioo lbs iron Egypt $4,000: from
Brazil, 2sSCo0 bales, aud sundries, 5000 bales
The average weight Of the deliveries in Gresi
Britain is ass pounds per bale to January l.
against as pounds per bale during the same
time last season. The continental deliveries
average 49, pounds. against 40 pounds last
year, and for the whole Of Europe the deliverie.
average isss pounds per bale, against AL \
pounds during the same period last season
spinners have bought so freely that they have
kept up TO the fun consumption of former weeks
ana yet have increased their stocks nearly 2Qt
Coz bales But nevertheless stocks are still
nearly LOO, o& bales less than they we're January
l. 1852
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pan,es would not only prevent the snow nom
driNng 80 badly. but would also greatly en-
hsnee the value Of their lands. and In this way
would be amply repaid for their trouble
They have funny way OF travelling. which
We found universal in Japan, tAs. Is BY jinrik-
ishss-iin IMAM riki lpowetl sha (csrrissel man
power carriage Some one calls them the pull
man car Of Japan. This cunning little vehicle
Of which there is 10000 in this land l. simply
miniature buggy. an enlarged baby-csrriass
perGnbulator Tor srOwu-up children On the
occasion OF my urs, ride l certainly ielt as II l
were big baby, or boy, playing horse. i
could not help laughing 1T the Intensely ludi-
erOus cgt | cut OLs feels Ike the old wo-
man In Mother Goose " when she said. 'Lsuk
q mercy on me. this Is none OF l." The linrtk.
ishS has Two wheels. springs. cushioned
seat and covered top W. Is just large enough
for one person. though some ara made to carry
iwo. You jump in, perfectly Indifferent 10 IN
frail appearance; your human horse, . stout lit
tls Japanese, steps into the. thills, and trets
OF With You at lively pace, fairly spinning
through the streets. They can easily make i've
miles an hour or thirty aud forty miles = day
There Is no danger Of u horse running away:
yos need no reins. no driver, no whip, no
hitchlng-p post. Your horse shoes aud blanket
himself-though the blanket il rather small,
| simply 4 'lOin-cloth. II Is the most intelligent
T. am | ever found, and the most oLvenisnt way
of getting around, but 1t Is hard on the horse,
for re grows old fast aud dies st sn carly age.
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COTTON,

THE receipts OF cotton to-day were light only
reaching So bales, 81 of WHICH came by rail M
follows: l6 for Kealey Bros, Lewisviile; 6 for
sanger BIOS for James Hayes, Lewisvile; 8
for I. J.. Mnrsalis | for K NJ Tillman from Y, IT
Worth, and for Schneider g. Davis The ship
ments were 100 bales for White & Co by The
Houston u Texas Central road, aud 100 bales ior
Evans Co, by the same route The only
change 70 nute in prices Is au advance of Il six
tenth In New Orleans. In all 9th, T markets
prices are quiet or steady. In this city there +.
no ch-nge to make In quotations. There IL a.,
active demand, and buyers are auXiOu 10 A,.
chases on the streets,
The quotations Of iRALD are strictly tho
prices paid by buyer .pinnOrs' agens, and
do Lot reject what. aid by street buyers
The quotations. are correct, and just what is
paid by parties who purchase in large quaint
Gee ,mIiddiins ..''.',..'....... o.
liuullnR ..,,, Vv
otrlct low mludllnR, uU.,,.s.,,t.,sss..
Low mlulling ,.,.,."..,.,,...,... Ns
600 ORDINARY, ,,,...,,..,,...,,... .. IS
5rdinary ...................... s.
The following is extracted from III, Ftrn o,si
Chronicle We have obtained from Liverpool
all tne Particulars Of Mr. ElisOhs auuun. cot
ton review Tor isS', issued this week, Knowing
the usefulness to the trad of hi, tNc.s ID. d ST.
mates we have had the subsnuc 81 % g r., VI
transmitie', 10 rs ty cable CIV, tiug no, nuN ne
takings aud consumption sine "a ~ ~ urtn.
Dor. but also his views as 10 the tuQuir.mgn Nui
spinners aud the probable supply 2 u. Text
Octoser
Mr. Ellison bas lis opinions rs g. supply -
an American crop of GNOO 90 tDle., IT, u.
we understand IT, is substantially Roo r.ut
reached by the agriC llur,l dervrt,n, .l.d il.
probably fair average ut u.t "a.
mates prevailing here At Roe pos
ent time Ia THIS cluo II Id w..
would rctVl TO our uyerlt I'd Sultcm,u, u.t, %
10 tho let I February, and given i.u r.. qu..r
column according 10 when II upp at. un bod.
portion VI the a. puOw In sighti, bg:tt Do FL.
aga Dat I, 53,Sg7 b, .,s M sighJu. ur u.
OF lat year Hence, tn mako t,fIr 81. no.
bales, We shail have tu reeve ai,l
first only 6q33,2 bales more lhru Wt q
the same time last year aud 10 mas, u..
crop We shall have TO receive t&S u,
thar during III. sane months ol ~
Starting, then, with an America
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Advertisers

can learn tho exact cost Of any proposed line oil
Advertising In American papers by addressing
george 4. howe.l Il Co. IS Newspaper Advertis
Ing bureau, 10 Spruce street. New York Seud
lOc, for l0g-pagn pamphlet lanai 4
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Il hei af1ntionfn
Doctor" Yes, madam, she IA Dangerously III.
9he yehriculAr md auIicuI forces ars not in s1ui.
hbrium, there is al increased cantripetal action
about the oerebrun and meduia oblonga,a tho
portal circulation yascillates, suspended Mature
seems hesitstng and l."
Methes-"siop. for heavens sske stop and 20
10 work at onoap
noafSr-"I will do all can't
Mother, amer two weeks have expired
Daughter, our Doctor shall DO discarded ai ~ 70.
Two weoks and no relief. | will procure THIS n
you desired at drst''
Daughtcr, in al low tone--.T am glad, an h
" The only thing that will reAiore me ~ health"
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Ms6icaI.

srDR EUGENE DE- vAux. OF FRANCE,
ms made US his agents for the state of Texas 70
bia, Restorative or vitallEers All arecteiwti
nervous debility. loss If manhood anc ali Kim
sred diseases shon.d at once procure III soiIeular
rom which to learn the cause of the diseases
aooye mentioned; then at once to pro, nre from
the never. failing remedy
CROMDUS, BALDWIN & WILLIAMS
wholesale Druggists. Dallas, Texas.
ny r2tail At Howell & Bros and 2aes Tolliyer.
Illustrated Marriage Guide, 26o page, 10Th
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cents pamphlet cents. securely scaled,
mail Send money or postage stamps. Dr.
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street. ST Louis. No.
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FUTURES.

CoTToS had more friends to-day, and from tho
opening, which was 3 p inw higher 1t remained
steady, and each call showed some quotations.
Liverpool opened Arm and closed steady, 1.si
higher Spots are steady, and the sales of spot
cotton were larger in New York than any day
for two months, which ia ii good indication The
market has evidently seen Its lowest figures for
the present. New Orleans spots advanced Lie
Chicago Produce. Chicago had an Off day of
IT, everything was weak and lower The weathar
Is becoming settled and better and this must al.
feet prices and receipts.
NEW YORK
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capital stock. s250,0O0. Alexander Mil
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The week ending February sth, 1855, which, II not
called for In four weeks will be sent ~ the dead
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