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NEw loEK. March l--N91D.-->tocss aTrner
N,oey t.l.y az .-.12 per cent ENcharsc-i .Jnx.
s~6sv,r a.. short 4~S'f0 i>y-.. Uos -fn.npiitt
fin. ~t4fts steady
hreniHg. -k--c44au---. $50. Money. u pti
cru.. Irczsurv haianel---t urTcRcy. sl---534
coin. glu.s1-. Government, lrL, ! i. pyT cents
llJ-. 4 pr cca3s. 1881 3 Del CENTS. 1914 bid
- are fs0ud- duh
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IBv telerrar.h % fhs Dispaieb-I

ny tetetfNfsh :" "a. - -.
HAKTFoRp. CT. March ls.-T~o little
girls named Bromwell. aged nVe aud three
wears, found a bottle Of caroosic acid in
their house this afternoon. drank OF Il, and
died
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NEW YoKK, Mareh ia.-Tbe seheduiss
Ga The assignment OF Jacob y. blilups q
Co. cotton dealers, 10 Charles y. Madison,
which were died to-day, show llabilities CO
seso. 81; nominal assets, s7sssys5.
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CRY ESGINEER's OFTIcl-l
RICHMOND, VA, March 4. lisa.
\~oTTCE TO K-MASOSS.

- AI.ED PROPOSALS WILL BIZ EEi ElFkD
At IHl> OFFICE UNTIL
FRIDAY. MARCH l4gH.
Al O'CLOCK 2. ".
Tor he .1nstrucuon ~ iac following >EN YRS
T-at from a po.D; between clay and Logh
srr,.... "a, y n Turin sired. l6K24 ioche--esE
SHAPE.
Tr,atv-fNh stroc. hsfve.n Broad and Har-hai
streets. ld1s4 iurs .t--egg -hlps.
-. John. AID Cr-ure sir-ct,. egxSO iaches egE
shape
Forms % -roDos. i- c1a b. oh:aIned a1d spreis-
cation, -ecn by apI iying - tA.s oflie--
The Commute e. streets reserve dc riEht y
REJECT my OF on propcs Is ofc'-i. a8d 70 give DE-
contract scpar-;.iY ior eacii portion % TIE work.
W.. CUTSHAS,
shs-td city EsrinerF.
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PIT oF RICHaoNB. NARcHl2. IS

PORT oF RICHMONB. MARCH IL. 1854
ARRIVED.
Brig Alvin Kelly. -, New York, b yat- n io.d
Sour f9r BraIii.
SAILED.
steamer ARIEL. effort, rfolk, Uni cd Stair
m4ii. moTct4n i-se. sli paSscnzers, /. b. Tztun.
snperl gtsncClf.
PORT % WPOET's NEWs. March ! 2, 1854
;ity Telegraph
Arrived.
5teaneT LaraJ. ~clerneinorn. Norfolt. ssf-
handle anu ps-satrrrE. fhcsapcake ans OAio
Railway COMPANY iaA4 ssi'fri 0f r-iurnb.
steamer Accninar- Lielk. merchandise and pas-
sen gers. ~mithaeid. leaaTs. Ae and ohio Railway
Company land sslIcq 90 etarni.
Steamer Norfha RI pt1u, hrCArrfck. Norfolk-
ritrchauGize and u.s~enEers- fhe~s peake ALd Ohio
- iiway oinrars I'd - 81 On rrtur1i.
Ste mer Richmond. Boss New York and satied
Tor West PCniL
schooner Electric llghi. BcualEo. Norfolk.
Schooner MARY Z. Coafrcy. -. New Iors-
SAILED.
steamer Dora Tuilv BT b Logan. Aarhans.
STEAMER African Gy.- DowiluE fuas.
schooner william D. HaFf. Davis Baiti NOR
Schooner Cora =. >tudiey. ---. New BEDFORD,
coal. thrsapeakc And ohio Railway Company.
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sAI-Fs RFPnKTFD ID sECRETARY.
FIsar

y,ou, ~. crete. T.ns. s2-sCEss. upyr1as
"a S5-Fs4. 1rfYn. g475Gss.9o. 6~'aV- t5sf
as25: Pafeni :zailY. s6Gss-25- Marked Verl
anil
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
THE SITUATION At KHARToUM
British Treops Msving- and the Attack 10 /
Besin az Daylight - Other rnferrssin< |


brtftsu lrccf- A3oslM@s 3nd tue Attack TO
Resin az DayIiGhf Other inferrssinx
Events
iBy eAise 70 the Dispat-h.J
LONDON, March H. Much anxiety i fet
in regard % the situation Il Khartoum.
The correspondent Of the Tunes at Alex
andria says: cit IL proverbial that three
causes are possibie-to leave Gordon
20 bis fate. 10 dispatch English troops 10
Khart0Tm, or 10 import Indian troops.
The policy Of doing nothing has not hiEh-
erto achieved signal Success
The British Moving on Csman Dlgua.
SUAKTM. March l3.-The British forces
reached Baker Pasha's position al Sereiba
Tuesday az midnight, and Went into camp.
Abyssinian scouts reported that Osman
Digna wa IN position and surrounded by
a large force OF rebels. After 6irner To-
DAY, az shout O'Clock. the British started
for the rebel camp. They are advancing
in squares. The rebels are without the
entertainments. Five thousand OF the
enemy have been sighted. aud a battle IS
imminent- The rebels are twelve miles
distant from SgakiH.
The ATTACK TO BEGIN At DAYLIGHT.
SuAxIN. March 13-a:90 4. A.-The
British have tsken position one mile from
the rebel camp. The attack win he made
a. dsybreak with seven eating guns. The
cavalry win probably fight dlsnounted.
Hordes Of rebels are hidden In the trenches
and pits. The British scouts are ireqss.fit,
I'D rer,ow
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CotlOn-Ship Afre.

SAVANNAH. March 12.-Last night a fire
on the British bark John Boyd, hence for
Havre. damaged 1900 bale Of cotton. val
ued II S9S. 600. The exact loss and damage
10 the vessel are Yet unknown.
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MISUNDERSTANDING Blaze.

KALANAz0o. MICH.. March IA hre AZ
Allegan. Mich. to-day destroyed The >heT-
man House, three news paper-Ofices,
Peck's bank. and shout twenty mercantile
houses. High wind prevailed, rendering
the fire uumanagelble. Los, about $780,
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

SALEs-FrRsT BoARD.-5oo Virginia new IS
H. c.tat 54S: 500 Virginia tax-rpceivabie oop-
pms. new AZ $50. 2I0 On. fat 50; Ie5 yirelasA
lo-A0 eoupoaa, Bew. n ft4: 2.oo0 Ptsers6urx
Railroad Class p a. S77s: loo shares Union
Bank stock az 6s: 10 shares Petersburg Railroad
stock at S1a, 10 do. at SIS. 90. az 3l, 20 DO AZ
5l<, so Do. AZ S1s. 10 do. ~ 5i<
slcoSD BOARD -. 900 Georgia Pacific arsf g.
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gITl FyGINEEE's OFFIcs.l
RICHMOND. VA. March 4, 1854. \
.-oTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

-
SAILED PROPOSALS. WILL BIZ RECEIVED
At THIS OFFtCE UNTIL
FEIDAN, MARCH lETH,
NJ C'ciock r. ~.
FOR FTRNrSHING ALL TIE MATERIALS
AND LAYING TIE USUAL STONE
FoR FURNISHING ALL THE MATERIALS
AND LAlING -HE USUAL BRICK PA
WING;
FOR FURNISHING ALL Thk AAfEhlAIS
AND LAYING TIE USUAL GRANITE
CURLING AND FLAGSlNGi
FOR EEPAIRING AND RELATING STONE
PAVING;
FoR REPARING AND DELAYING BRICK
PAVING
FOR RELAXING AID RESTING GRANITE
CURLING AND FLA6GING.
Forms Of proposals caa - oetlined ard syeeia-
cations sen by applying Al M, otEee.
The Committee on strcess ceaeTTcs ne rshi 70
re-t auv or an propofals oderet, and . give the
| eonirAcf Tor each item separaicil.
nh 4-td W. 4. CJTSHAN, Siis Ensiasef.
cry EvcfxEEa's OFrlcE,
RIcHNoSp, VA March = 1854.
mot ioE'
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECElVtD
AT rlIIs OFFICE UNTIL
FRIDAY, MARCH l4rH,
~ O'Clock p N,
/ eo- r,rui-h.ne lhe cigy Hiule. a1S horses vits
FEED. PRoVENDr r, &C,
sut slsS wiih
| STRAW
fcr three moEtns
III Cosnsnigsse STREETS reserves the rsesst -
rest aay or al proposals 0neTed. sad ~ give ~
contract Cor each sgslele repaired % the lowest
bidder therefor.
Forn,s % fEopos ais caa be ohiaiHed BY ApIl nag
| Al shis ofaee. ". T. GU IeSA"'
| uh4 CITY fnEiafer.
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ernsAsd sy Csslns Earsl.

fBF s1esxph - Ef.f Dtzp3trhJ
WAsHfKgfoE, March I2.--A number Of
nsa wefs sxcavaking hank Of Garth
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BALTIMORE,
COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
gIcIE.csI. March Il. 1854.
nFFFRtNSs
WHEAr.-Ref. 500 bushels Mixed lA96 bash
J0RS.-Whi.e. ,o3s bushels Mixed, $50 hu-h-
els
uATs.-l.9G2 bas5els.
RYE.-20 bushels.
MEAL-leO bushels
PEAS.-s0 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT FED, 20 bushels ye-Y good Longl,eiTl
atsllT 23A btshels Rood short Terry 40 tl.lg %
sl.lS. Aixed, 10 bushels on private terms ! 20
bashels a. - II. -.
CogV.-White. i-99s rus els roei % priHe 81
81 10 zoe Mixed. $50 bushels very god Ga PM
oArs.-s0O bushels very good sprinF % pr raie
terms
KYE.-G bushels very pod al zoe.
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PROPOSALS.

CITY fNGlNFEK', oFFICx.l
RICHMOND. VA. March u. 1854 :
Y OF CE.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BIZ RECEIVED
AZ TilI> OFFICE UNTIL
FRIDAY, MARCH l4TH.
At s O'CLOCK r. ".
f1r furnishing
CEMENT OF STANDARD BRANDS,
io he .sellvartd by the contractor a. Zach iimes
ana place and IN such quantities - may b. r.
quired for the term = cue wear.
The Committee on streets reserves the rghi TO
rriert Anv or all proposals offered.
". Z. CUTsHAw,
mh il-id cay ERxineeT.
CITY ENCINEEHs GFYicE.l
RICHMOND, Va. March 9, 1884.
No 7 { L.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
At Tbs OFFICE UNTIL
FRIDAY, Mach IAN,
a; O'Clock +. n,
fsr furui,hlug. delivered on The ground IN sny
r,4r- os ihe city. Tie following quantities q
WHIPPED CLAY PIPE>-
eluai iu al respect, 20 tle b. st4Eczro-E,ade
pipes " the country;
$500 q, $500 Hneal f,oi l2-iueh pipe.
lJ0 o. ESQ iineal feet lC-lnch pip.
zoo - 900 linsal feet s-inch pipe,
500 O. 1000 uncal feei 5-inch pip.
IS t,I0o branches. 81 Terenf sire
Tho Committee ca streets ne-erNe- Tie right Ia
r,teci any or al proposal, of.ered.
". T.. CUTSHAW.
mh6 CRY Eng.Heer.
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-r-ecullilou al the STOCK ENcuanse Ndr AttNt
and stronger f0-,iav. mole conhdent TOO
charlcterfE nd lcaliugs. oWiug 20 TIE Ne2ABe-e lh
sterling exchange aud tae decline Ia ratts ief
money ID London. which operate AGAINST iartler
exrs n. OF gold. TIE Weakness IN ioftiEa tA-
change g. due o. the appearance q blll- against
securities 10 he shipped ~ SATURDAY steamer
Ihe Payoniz. which saIie4 tor kurupt - cay
to5k only sls0.0Cu IN gold barr. New ork cen
trsl "a. he spec al ctri- aud rue 81. number
u Old short contracts some IS two and ihr'T
year-' Standing. closed Gut TO-DAY Tie slofA Vas
1carce. and commanded 's4 F. .ur ne ou - r1hut
On the closing II TIE BOOKS. The strength ~ NJ"
York central Affected be selcral ma kei i2for-
adv and an advance % So 4 o took place Lack
avn, "a. 81 Paui and Pscl1c Mall ~ee
the features of speculation. Lack aWannA -lld
90 T. i. Paul L.. P-clhc Ma ID, Cen
raj Ptfiac l. Northwest J. Loul-v4le aad
Nasl,y De !. Lake SHIRE a., Missouri pacihc p,
Tnion Faciac p. We-trTD Onion =. rs Hi1Fkef
closed strong az the hc.l gures ~ he day- Com
pared VIII isst night, closing prices are s0i %
htgher. except New York te1trai- Which : i't
hi.,ier In speci4!ties. c.. 4. ara :. rose IRON
81 ana reacted /. Long leland advanced /. aud
Oregon Navigation 3. sales. 10000 share
BALTIMORE.
BArTr.oRE. March - -Virginia G'-. ccnsoli-
dtis<!. 40: past-lBe coupons So Leg 1910 -
% new s., - > NcrtA Carolina g. olc- ! l..
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The senate MiiifRry Committee to-day
reported fayorabis the bin 10 authorize the
Chesapeake and Ohio Company 20 extend
u road 20 Ola Point The company T. re-
qulred to erect and keep up proper depot
buildings.
senator RiddiebeFger did not vote against
me Mexican trraty, n Senator Aanone
I'D.
Government receipts to-day: Internal
revenue, $50. Is3; customs. 600, AZ.
Bishop Keane viii deliver lecture here
tomorrow right on his pilgrimage Ia the
Holy Land, for file benefit Of 81. Joseph's
Orphan Asylum.
Tie House Committee on Labor are IN
Ysstigzfing the public buildings, and find
many rooms occupied by employees sil-yea-
ul1fed end unhealthy.
The President y entertaining number
81 coneressmen and others tonight
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steamer ARIEL. effort, y rfolk, nj ci stat
msi. mlTc.-4u i-se. slf paSscnZers, /. b. Tztur
snpeuatsncCut
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Ry Telegraph.

ora D0.aillos steamship Co.. 100 100
..EM.l"t I...'v & ". n. CO. DO. -
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(Fer the DEaoeaATi
ADsIcs TO Y0UxG MEN coxTnslflGfisG
MAnRIAGg.

IL that welded thinks 10 be.
Lot him look abeut and see,
That he choose proper wiis
Or he ewillThe ID all hia lie,
II In choosing one for lie
Thou shoula'st choose 10 yeang vile.
Such one has boiling blood. M
Do not expect her TO be good.
II in choosing one for life.
Thou shonld'st choose too old wife
In the house ahe viii creep about
Aud frightsn people out.
Fin ehooaing one for life.
Thon shoula'st choose > ahssa,ons vie
New admiisfs sho VIII SOC
And always bo voxing thee.
II in choosing ono for life
You shouldst choose unarling wife, :
Then no houss.dog you will need.
For ono she win be indeed.
II in choosing Que for life,
Thou should'st chooseA tariff or high
toned wife,
Then until Ghe is In her grave,
Yon will be her humble slave.
Healthy. pretty. smart and neat.
Prudent. pioua. Democratic sweet.
He that chooses such wlfe
Will not rue Il all hia life.
ScRfaLEn.
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Mons. Audrles contAusls that hall Is
produced during ascending whirl-
winds.
The dwellings Of tho prehistoric
hill tribes sf Asslm, British India, were
built on piles.
The me required to pass from an
egg TO an imago.varies greatly. Thus
the bee consumes less than twenty
days, while the cicada requIses sew
enteen years. After experiments In
1883 and 1884, Mcssrs. A. Adooard
and v. Deguanay have concluded
that puIps and other artificlally-pre-
pared foods act inJuriou>ly on the
milk OF cows, but, increase Ihe.quau-
tity OF butter without affecting It's
quality.
l4The interesting fact has tween dem
onstrated by Mr.. Arthur Searle that
the Milky way Is about two mayui-
tudes brighter than the mean bright
ness OF the sky. and square degree
Of the Milky Way must give between
Ave and six times as much light as an
average square degree OF the rest OF
the sky.
In bees The crop Is called the hon
ey-bag. TheIgizzsrd Is fnund 10 in
secis having mandlbles, and Is fire.
quently lined with rows Of horny
teeth, which are specially developed
in grasshoppers, crickats and locusts
Insects have no true liver, but its func
tions are performed by little Gel
masses on the inside of the stomach
In tho majority of mammals th'
teeth are limited in number and def
mite In their forms. The numbe
ranges from one In the narwhal to %
10 the dolphin. The average is s2, ,ot
curing in ruminaDts, apes and man
but A as In the hog ami mole,is call
ed the typical or normal number, an
this number Is exceeded only In Ia
, lever groups.
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PERSONAL

Oscar Wilde says he writes all BIZ
poems on an empty stomach. w,
should say en- an empty head.
Don Carlos recently expressed hi,
confidence that the crown Of Spain
would dsvolye on bin st Alfonso
death, and meantime he will mske nc
further effort to secure Il.
Mr.. George Lond has found q Ge
tree growing in tho seacoast town oI
Scituate, Mas. The trec dies dowr
with every frost, but for Ave Sum mer'
has sprnng up again, growing TO The
height Of nearly six feet
DR.. @. johnson lately told the Brit
ish Medical Association Of patient oI
his, Gf.y-fye years old, who bad livsd
upon milk diet I've years Ho took .
gaIloo IL milk day, but not particle
Of any other food. T.is treatment
cured him Of Brights disease.
Mr. Singerlcy, the millionaire propri
esor OF The Philadelph Record, has I
mania for houses. He has alessiy
built $50 in tho northwestern part o
Philadelphia, and intsnds 10 build 75t
more. The 1000 will be worth, on al
average, about $4,000 each.
Mr. Thomas IL. Sayery Of Whining
ton, DI., who recently bought tn
Government property at Harper Ferr,
and has put up wood pulp mill ol
the site Of the famous arsenal, has bee
offered $1,000 for "John Browns for.
by parties desiring to exhibit the rsli
in connection with show.
| Dr.. Marcy Of Paris has succeeded i
measuring the motive power Of the hu
man body as developed in every move
tnent. As one Of the rssnlts Of hi
studies, he shows that something
gained in the pewer of walking b.
qnicksning the pace from forty I
seventy 1--we steps per minute. But Ii
latter figure is the extreme limit wit
a greater number Of steps power woal
be lost instead Of gained.
Arab Pashs, the celebrated Esyp
tian exile, is of noble carriage and loft
stature. His intelligent face i: sur
rounded By long. black beard, b
lips are not thick and his forehead
not low. He converses with the ea'
and pIeasantness Of cultivated gentls
man, and praises "the sxtrAordinAt
energy" Of Gen. Gordon. lie lives
Ceylon, wish his wives and childre
in lnxnrions captivity. Egypt, he say
is too near Earope, too directly in col
tact with modern ideas, to permit
her being subjugated 10 a state Of va
salage like that Of The principalities
the Rsjahs.
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price.
The value Of this yen's crop 10
Kansas Ia put at &l50,000,000
The present seasons ostrich crop ci
California Is said 10 number forty head,
all growing well.
Starch factories In Coo. county, N.
H., are shutting down b.eAnss f.rlosr'
will not supply them with pptatoea ~
6ftsen cenls per buahsI.
Robins, full breasted an e., are
sold 10 the New York ms. ksts ~ 81
per dozen.
An aged citizen of D.nbary, Cr.
predicts snow Ia few day. aud NAy'
,has II IL comes is viii remain until
Spring. Hs has Observed that tbs Dest'
Of mica and squirrels ara very thick
also that thu cora husks are very thick
and unusually tight /; the Gnm on horss-
chestnut buds IL in gr~ster quantity
than usual, and nuts hass been buried
deeper by squirrsls. Now then, let u'
hear from the PROF lets Of q modera''
Winter.
Montana papers rep'rt that many oI
the unfortunate mob that rushed into
the Cosur d'Alene mines last Winter,
having scattered out In that Territor,
and beComs tramps and stock thisys.
By stress Of hungsr, have been hanged
BY the cowboys. some Of them on msr.
suspicion.
The Chicago Beef Company il sdvsr-
tising to sell at retail, In Philadelphis
portsr-houss steak A. sixseen cents
sirloins, fifteen cents rib roast, ~
cents soup meats. ak cents coEnsC
beef, ak 10 eight Gents pork chops
ten cents ; pork sausage, ten cents. II
msats are shipped direct from Chicaet
to Philadslphia. :
A large number Of immigrants from
France 10 southern California, By "a,
Of New Orleans, Is reported. The,
are mainly experienced wine growers
The immigration TO southern California
frsm all sources l. reported BY the i'm
migration commissioners Of that Sta..
at 700 or 500 week.
Among the literary curiosi.ies iu th'
Southampton library. Eaglsnd, is 81
old Bible known al the Bug Bible. /
vas printed by John Dsys ia 1851
with = prologue By TyndAlI. It's nama
IL derived from the peculiar rendering
Of the Gf.h verse Of The ninety frs
Psaim, which reada: "S0 that thol
shall net need 70 DO afraid sf any bug
BY night"
| Il was not until the Middle Age
that the vocation Of court fools va
fully developed. He vas distinguishes
by . shaven crown, The fools cap Q
gay colors with sssas ears and cock
comb and bell. the FOOLS sceptrs and
vide collar. s,me Of these professien
al fools obtained an historical reputs
tion, as Tribonles, jester to Francis
Of France. Klaus Narr At the Court {
the EIector Frederic the Wise Of Prus
si., aud SeogAn, court fool TO Elwar
Nv. Of England.
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A..son of.Emerald Isle was carrying
alduck along the street the other day
by the legs, and aquac's, quack "nat-
uraIly came from tho mouth OF the bi-
ped. .ssWalk, walk, will your" said
Pat. "Indade thin you'll not, fir I'll
carry you."
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IVY POISONING.

For al eases Of poisoning by isy Or aosWood.
warrant cutieura 10 ours efsEl tstnx. ! have
sold it sor aYe years and lt never fails.
{. II. MORSE, Druggist.
Hoflisson, Mas.
Gold everywhere. Price cgTs=sRs, 90 cents
Soar, rs cts. hEsoLyExr. 81
Pefter Drug and chenaienI ee.s neston
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Julia Ward Howe Is to be pron'i-
nent at the. New Orleans exhibition.
This is a good place for fair lady.
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TRTTRR OF TuE SCALP,

I wns ainost perfecsiy baii. caused By TettsF u
the top of the scalp. used yonr cutruTa Reniealsa
about sx weeks sna they eurni my scalp psriersly.
and nsW my haig = coming back thick as u ever
WAS. J.. r. CHOICE.
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AYERS
Cherry PectOral,

20 other complaints are 20 insIdioas In their
attack "a those affecting the throat and lungs:
none 50 tri1ed with By The majority o. suffer-
ers. The ordinary cough or cold. resulting
perhaps from q triaing OF unconscious ex-
posure, Is often bat the begtnning Of = fatal
sickness. AYKR's CHERRY PICTORIAL has
Eell proven its efficacy in forty years aghs
usih throat and lung diseases. and should be
taken IA al cases without dslsy.
A Terrible Cough Cured.
"InfsS- took severe cold, which Affected
my iunSE. had . terrible eough, and passed
night after night without sleep. Ths destoEs
eSve me m i tried AYHR's CHERnT PIC
TOnAL, which relieved nay lungs, indnsed
sleep. and afforded me the rsNt necessary
for the recovery Of my strength. BY tAe
ccatinued use % the PEcToRAL . per1a-
nent cure WAS edeeted. am now - yean
old, hale and hearty, and am satisfied yeuf
CHEKKr PkcToRAL Haved me-
HORACE FAIRBRoTuER-
Rockingham, Vt, July Is, lecz-
croup.-A Mothers Tribute.
"while in the country last winter my little
boy three years old, Wns tAken III with ereup;
Il re<nsed rs IL he would die fron strange
iAtien. One Of the family suggested rs use
Of AYERS CHERRY PEcToRALs boss.e q
which wzs always kept I'm the house. 1Ais
Was tried IN small and frequent doses, and
20 our delight In less than half an hour tie
little patient MAS breathing easily. The doc
tor said that the CHERRY PEcroRAL. had
saVszl my dariing's life. Can you wonder ~
our gratitude? Sincerely yours,
Mrs EMMA GEDxET."
80 West issth ST., New York, May Is, Iss2.
- have used AYERS CHERRY PEcroRAI.
in nav family for several years. and do not
hesitate 10 pronounce IL the most eneetnzl
remedy for coughs and colds ne have ever
tired. A. D. CkASE-
Lake Crystal. Ginn., March i. lss2
81 suffered for eight years from bronchitis.
and after trying many remedies with no soc
e-ss. Was cured by the use OF AYERS CHEZ
nv lsrs-rORAL .JosEPH VALDEZ"
ByhaiiA, Miss. April 5, lss2-
- cannot say enough IN praise Of ArER's
CHERRY PICTORIAL. believing as do thai
bat fir its use ! should long since have died
from lung troubles. r. BRAoDo&s
Palestine, Texas. April =, lSSs-
No ease Of an affection OF the throes
lungs exists which cannot be greatly reke
by the use OF Ayers CHERRY PKcroE~-
and u win aiboogs cure when the disease Y
not already beyond the control Of medicine
PREPARED BY
Df.J.C.Ayer&C Co., Lowell, Mass
Sold BY all Druggists.
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COVERED wITm nLoTcnEs

want % teli zen that your cutIenra HesoiVeHt u
magnificent. About three months sge n4y lace Was
covered uth bIosehes and after using three bettiss
u ResoIEeBt wzs psFfsrsls eaFvd.
FREDERICK MATTRk
p 81 ChAriss Street. ksx 0Eieans. Ia.
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Hamlet was au editor. He wore
anIinky cloak, good mother.
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ECZEMA ON 4 CHILD.

Your most Yaiuahle cutisura Remedies hare done
my child -auch good that l feel like aaylng this
fof ths bsneat % thoae who are troubled with kc-
Eema and ttied several doctors ARD mealrirSs but
dsd not do her any good until { used tbs fu1caFA
Remedies. which speedily cured her. for sheh ose
yoa many thanks and uaans nights oi rest.
ANTON BoasAtEg, uuioa Bakery,
EsytnhtfEstf %tna
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Playing cards are manufactured 10
sixty factories in Germany.
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A Russian count is going TO marry
Washing treasury girl. It Is TO be
hoped that she will be able to make
good deal out.of that count, and that
her days OF married life will not be
numbered.