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DEBUW'S REVIEW.

w" arc IN receipt "i the June number Of this
va''"hc monthly. We regard rlis work far
s'i"r;'r to any work of the kin,! published in the
Lnr". States.
Ih" present nnHhcr Of Tho Review closes ,Lc
tw"n'y.s'$'h v""Elr. y ncw series will h-rin
will! the July number. and new subscribers will
b" entered from that time. The main office Of
the Ecvi"w is 1"cacd nj New Orleans, bu, the
branch office n. Wa>i;ngton tiy is stiIl contin
u"". Terms of the Review, 81 per annum The
WORK has boon Erc1llv riIlIrtcl and lml,rly.L
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Travelling Dress Goods
A Nd Shepherd PLAINS, for BUSTERS, IN
II great variety NJ low prices. at
GRAY & ROBERTSON'S.
June Q, 1869 tf

The use NJ DR.. Hostctter's Stomaeh Bitters.
for Dyspepsia, Flatu lence, Heaviness of the
Stomach. or any other like affection, is second
10 none in America or abroad. To be able 10
stat. confidently that the "Btters" are a Ger.
tain cure for dyspepsia and like diseases, 10 to
the proprietors source of unalloyed pleasures
II removes all morbid matter from tho stomach.
purifics the blood, imparts renewed vitality 10
the nervous system, giving it that tone sad en-.
ergy so Indispensable for the restoration Of health.
The numerous Acknowledgements of its superior
excellence and benefcent results have assured
the propretors that i. cannot but prove great
cure to the afflicted. and impart vitality to the
thorough system.
Sold by druggists and dealers everywhere.
s8- See advertisement in another eolupr.
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gFI"TtuhIiy 10 DO so.
MASONIC CELEBRATIONS.

We see by our exchanges from Anderson and
Grcenyilc that the Masonic Brethren of these
places are making extensive preparations to Gel
ehrato the 9th 'instr ST. JoHS's bay, by Ad.
dresseS' fr"sessons' and Dinners. Neighboring
Lodges, and mesnbers of-the Fraternity uener
"lly' arc cordially invited to attsnd and par,ci.
pate.
We learn from the Anderson G4yeifc That
IIo". JANIS J.. Oar Is to deliver the address
at that place on tIre above -stated occasion !:
aud 4eAl.s learn from tl'e G1eenuille Enie7priss
that ": *, EAsLEy is TO deliver the address al
Grcenvic. - = w
A Masonic Complimentary pan is 10 take
place nj GreenyitIe en- the SAME -evenioyc.to
which IGent'emsH not .hclasging 70 lhe Masonic
Fraternity may be admitted by. aurcl.asina tct,
els.
Masons attending either Or these celebrations
will be" passed over the Railroad for on.
(dvt. -, -''>~rs.$f: - -s.-.,. $.
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TNE EI;SEEPaI. CIIIREH

E'-E"N N'V3 VII "liicillo ~. " i'm Trnity
hHFr'' hhh"viH" c. H., y" tI... Doth inst, and
h''n'inst'r iI'" Rite Of Confirmation. o.: Mon
SAY, 2Nh, the Corner stone If the New Church
Will hr laid. will! uppr"?ri.t" ceremonies In
e"nhrc'i"n with il.csr services, there will he a
'"nr~" g! l'r'a"ii;nc. coin:n"nrn:. on THURSDAY.
.3l, in which Ia" Pastor vii. he allied i,y Il nun.
h"r"i wishing minister's. The Eriscopaians Of
this and adjoining Districts are requested 10
unite wi''' 's on this interesting occasion The
public arc Invited - attend. Seals free.
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DEATH FROM GRIEF

Tie invitation, says the turoiin;rn. 10 the
imm"ra! "f Lir. l.nwArn SNNnEl.- who died
"n Monday. the l#l inst, Il, Helena, in New.
l"rry District vii. lr found in "ur PAPER Of
to-day. ii" was The father" "f III" v"um. man
who has been arrested f,r c"r,nliri;v in the
poisoning case in NcwhcIrv. We learn that
the shock was 5" im-;:rr"r,ah!r tl:at he WAS
confined immediately /" his bed by an attack
OF lines, fruin whc! he never recovered.
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THE POISONING CASE.

Mrs. Wr.ErS the lady living in the family
"t Mr.. R"nrrT Srr:wArr. of NcwLcrrv, who re-.
ccivc'i POISON having lc,l from its effects. =
Magistrates and Frcrh"ldcrs' c,,,,rt was held at
That Place on the 1'l' inst, for the purpose OF
trying the negro giII F""nn who administered
the POISON Tii" rr>uI, OF the trial is that E;tuuy
b" hanged "n Friday. the 18th July next.
Til" ether members "r Mr. STEWARDS family.
WHO received poison, are, we learn, nearly or
quito recovered. -.
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
dbbepie Citation.
by WILLIAM HILL, Esq, Ordinary Of Abbe-
vile District.
WHEREAS, W. +. Dileshaw has applied
= w to me for Letters Of Administration, on
al and singular the goods aud chnttels, rights
and credits Of John W. Dilleshaw, laie of tho Dis
trict aforesaid, deceased.
These urc, therefore, 10 cite and admonish all
and singular. tho kindred and creditors Of tho
said deceased, to be and appear before me. at
our next Dr,linarys Court for the said District,
to he holde'rat Abbevic Court House, on tho
twcn tietll instant. to show cause, il any
why the said administration should not b
granted.
Given under my hand and seal. this tlie-
tccnth day of June, inst. in the year Of
our Lord Ole thousand eight hundred and
tifty-nine, and in the SD year of American
Independence.
WILLIAM HILL, O. A. b.
Juno 10, 1850 8 Ct
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Commercial.

ArrLviLiE, June IG, 1850.
C"Ho".-N"nc Offering. We repeat our last
quotations, from C! TO .! c,a.
C"IrMnrA, June ~, 1859
Nothing doing in cotton yesterday
Cu.EIE>r"S, June H. 1859
The cotton market was finn to-day, with sale.
OF PIG bales, at prices ranging from ST to III
cents.
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COURT OF l.OUITY

his Court is n"w in session, IIs Honor Jndrc
J":iH: "Nl'cSi'.in. There i ronsil"rabe business
before '!'' "":i, h':t it viii :c drspa, cl.cd Per.
l"i hc!';r il.c r'r~" cr H." week
We ;"'"'' a'n"n- III" v;-tn, ,n"m'crs of The
har Ion. j. /" tnr, !. +. Rrir AMI \. q. N"r-
Els from AndcsS'n: Mr.. McCE,ry from Charles
ton: Col. W. C. HARRIS. from I.aurcns. and Gen.
v. {. N""A""', i:'n Eisr:icld; Mr.. BANTER,
rom N.wrrry.
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Sal LHsudhr r.-I'his season has been attended
with storms Which, in Violence and number. hav,
exceeded any within the memory of our rcorl.
Almost every section has been visited. and wo
continue 10 hear of their rhvages again aud aunn
On Friday evening last. Il sad and fatal casual
ty occurred at Grailmcy'S Old Field, near Lime.
stone Springs storm was approaching, but
had not come overhead. when u thunderbol,
struck tree under which Il number of mon
were standing, and Immediately killed Master
William Mott. an cstinahlc nnd promising lad. n
son Of DR. William u. Mott. Several otLcr no.. .
sons were severely injured, aud other bolts fell
on the samc nei,hborhood, but fortunately mo-
other lives were lpsi.- Yo,krUe Enyu;rer.
Uorriblc ind;nm Bo,Jar;iy, sfc.-Sr Ior,s
June 5-The overland mail arrived here l,s,
night
Eight white men, prospecting for silver ncor
Honey Lake had been killed by tho Indians
md the House Of Col. S,cvensnn at Red BIu,r
was burned on the | lili nit. Slcvenson's wifi.
another woman and i've children persisted in the
flames.
The Arazonnn, Of tho 10Th, is filled with nc
counts Of the proceedings Of Il band Of rrr,lla.
tors who had driven all Mcxcans from Sonorit,
valley and committed several murders I'h.
Americans al Tnhcc publicly dcnouncc these
"uirarcs, and n company Of troops had been de.
tailed from Fort buchanan TO prevent their fur
ther proceedings.
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Uirid md.-Thc Charlo,ic and South Carolina
Railroad Company have declared a semi annual
dividend Of three dollars per share, payable July
!: Stockholders in This city will receive their
dividend at the Bank nf the State
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THE MASS MEErING AT TuNNEL H1L1.

Y" Ills Excclrnry Gov. GI-r." saws the lickcns
r""f'er' has kindly consented 10 allow an inter.
vnl "f two or three days between the reviews of
the 2,l aud 9th Regiments to enable all To al
Tend Il" 'inss meeting at Tunnel Hill. The re-
views have not yet been ordered; when they are,
day viii be fixed On for The proposed meeting. :,
The object this Injecting, we believe is 10 bring
the people from vari"us parts of the state toceti.
or and get an expression of their feelings and
wishes on the subject Of the Blue Ridge Rail
road An arrangement will doubtless be made
with the Railroads, by which tho fare will be
reduced to huIfrrice. So those desirons Of yis.
hing Tunnel Hill this summer will have an ex.
cellclil OI,niIriuniiN u do
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THE WEATHER AND CROPS,

Portions Of our District have been suircrin.,
tor rain f"r SON" days. 1t was greatly needed
immediately in ths vicinity up 10 Tuesday night
ia<t' when We received very refreshing
shower.
The what crop Of our Disrc, has resulted
III Il fine Weld. In seine sections, however,
The crop has been somewhat affected by the
rust.
HE "at crop ofour District is not so promising,
,h"u@h We l.:ay W, make an average crop. Corn
looks well, but is hac:ward
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Prepared from " prescription Of Sir J. Clarke,
W. d., Physician Extraordinary to tie Que-m
This invaluable medicine is unfailiag in the cure
Of all those painful and dangerous diseases to
which the female constitution is subject. II
mndcrates all excess aud removes all obstruc-
tons, and speedy cure may be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
it is peculiarly suited. 1t will. in a short t me
bring on the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar. bears the Gov
ernment Stamp of Great Britain, TO prevent
counterfeis.
Oa11tion.
These Puis shomld mt be taken bv females dt-
ring the F1RSY' THREE MONTHS of Prey
nancy. as thry are snre to bring on Mscarria gc
Jut at any other time they arc safe.
In all eases of Nervous and Spinal Affections,
Pain in tho Back and Limbs, Fatigue Oh slight
exerlion, Pulpitaton of the Heart Mysteries and
Whites these Pills will effect cnrs when all,
other means have failed; and although a power
full remedy, do not contain iron. calome, anti,
many, or any thing l,uriful to tire constitution.
Fall directions in the pamphlet around eaei,
package, which should be carefully preserved.
S'io Hee"' io' VIC o"Heo "'a'ss aho SaFaos.
JOB MOSES (Late 1. G. Baldwin g. Coz
- Rochester. N. Y.
N. B.--Sl:0O and portage stamps enclosed
to any authorized Agent will insure u bottle,
contain ing SO pills, by return mail. !,
SOLD ny
DoNALD SlcLAuoHLIN. Abbevi!le; FIsuEn 4
IIEINITAI, Columbia HAvrIAxp, SJEygNsox &
Co, Charleston, Wholesale Agents. Aud sold
by an respectable Druggists.
Aprh 70, 1853 IL IT Iy'
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UqH.-The hoaviest storm Of hail experienced
hore in several years, visited us on Friday last,
about 4 o'eIosh, =. NJ: ifa} stones fell as Taree
as partridge eggs. Ths storm seems to have
been confined 10 small sectiop, fortunately
i sloells ca. tC3 FScs: 49, %'9>
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W"nthrr-For the last few days il has been
particularly corI during the morning. and
evenings. We have heard Of sliyh, sprink hing
OF frost. The cool mornings are injurious TO
cotton Corn look. pr omisng. and the harves,s
are turning out finely -Nr.rbcr,y ,cun
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a. See advertisement of Dr. SANFonp's Lire,
Ltgiyordtor in another column.
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Grlll.cllcaI.,

MARRIED on the OH inst. hv Rev W. F.
MAETiN. Mr. VALENTINE Dt.Ll.INGEIs to
Miss SARAH X. LONG. both of this District.
MARRIED. on III" 9th inst, by Rev W. p.
MAETr% Mr. JAMES !. MN. tn Miss SDPli.
ROMA LAWSON, both of this District.
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Notice.,

IN of1ces
FTNHE Notes and Accounts Of the Firm of Jor.
i. dan d MCLAUGHLIN are in my hands for
collection. There are also Notes and Accounts
Of the old Business of d. a. Jordan. Those in-
debted to the firm, or to myself, will come for
ward and make immediate payment 10 tho un-
dersigned.
IA. JORDAN.
May l9. 1859. 3 II
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A NEW PAPER AT GREENWOOD.

We haze been shown the Prospectus "f new
> paper 10 be started at Creenwoo to be called the
. Greenwood Is,'cS Subscription price ) 80.
i" Il" r"hl;sh,l Ly J.. y. WILSON.
VIZ" ia" "!nnrS,' AMI A'"rH paper is
started, vii! thea :,avc $;r journals published
. District
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Mary'anI Siocahoklcrs Conye.fion.-Eslti.
more, June S.--Tbe Convention Of Maryland
Shareholders Ito devise means for tie security
from abduction OF their siaves) met to-day in
the Rechabjte ilall. Dslegsiesn wero present
from every section Of the Stale, except ALE.
g,,any County and this city; and among them
iadse M ~ chsm@fs h Wss chosen chose" flesdcn r side 'If f.
$. Key. Vice.rrcsident, and Col. Hughes !scers.:
tary.. In the Presidents adfess, lie counsc lied
sadencssand' mo Iteration in disclosing thedel.
,eatvq'scs.ipps Involved, md hoped, yisdom aud
harmony would prevail. a committee reso.
i"'i""s was appointed through which, as nrovet1
l'y Senator rcarcc, all resolutions must be re-
ported. .e.t>@ ~ - ;.a,ls, "cc~F. ;'st'-t~s'
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Ice and Soda Water.
THHfIE Subscribers W III supply these luxuries
IL TO their friends during tire summor
months. Ice always on hand for tho SICK
BRANGH, ALLEN &c EDWARDS.
June l8, 1859, 8 II
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Unrrestina. d'c.-The golden headed wheat i.
now ready for the sickle; III fact, much Of il
has been cut. I'll" er"p generally is sI,ort-ir
some sections of the district it is better ,han il
others. The rust is injuring badly tho oats. q
light yield Of which only is expected.-Pickcn.
C0Nrter.
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FM;s ,.N"y 2l,) Correspondence ejMe Ian.
1"a Hy"'I-Thcre j, II" longer any doubt Of
The fact. t'st iie Ausrians had the worst of it
,I'he smart affair which took place the, day he
fore yesterday between S;radi,i< and fosucra..
Not only were they driven back in their attempt
io, gam posscssipn Of the village Of Men,rbclio,
bht they have abandoned ficir position on the
hills rntIhd S'rad"!ia, and placed the Pobctwcan
si'en and ll.e ficmch., Wien nn army no, only
L"cs n" retain tho positions it had after the bat
tie, bni withnraws some fifteen or twenty miles,
the rctrosraie lD"vemens cannot be considered
anything hn' confession OF their having been
worsed. The Austrinna, we ttarn, were under
the command Of Count Stadpn, but the ,rle.
graphic dispatch says nothing Of tho loss which
tn" Austrian corps suffered! Rumor scis down
tleir Losses at about 1000 nwr hgrs de co,nJat-
doubtless an cxaggcration.
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RI. E"gi;L j.Y,ci;"ns-1I" Nr,S. ,F f.,;i-
.nnn%-'ihr well .niincl cn'i,@l,u,i'n; of
tn" N";"R L:. H:y y,"r's, from I."'.G,.,. .iv..>
tn" :".l"wiu.; IN l"rE"'.uii thu above top
les:
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TIE H''"ih'r anil Cr"J.s.-- Since Saturday
might the weather has hccn very cool: on Sun
day, we found fire comfortable; portions Of the
District have hccn visited hy heavy rains since
our laSi issue. hut, as general thing, it. is very
dry. From full inquiries made l.v lis on s,lc ,lav,
"" have I" report. that 'h" wheat crop will he
light: oats III places is rmin.. bv smut and rust
til" latter l"'nC very unusual in this crop. In
Ho section will an average crop be made: corr
is. generally, quite small for the season. while
III" prospects for an average cotton crop IRE
" s!m. Unf;"yt,n E"g.
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ON enquiry. we learned that the rust had nn,
injured iii" wheat crop Of this District 10 an,
material extent but in every quarter il is feared
HAT the oat crop especially spring nais will he
almost entirely destroyed by it. During tn,
past week there were several cool mornings tor
cool for The season and crops, but it is warmer
now L"nrtnSriWr Urrald
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GIFTS! GIFTS!! GlFTS!!!
TIE ORIGINAL GIFT BOOK STORE.
y. " EVANS & CO,
Gi1 BROADWAY, G71
NEW YORK
ESTABLISHED lSJI

The following is partial list Of property
which will m given TO the purchasers of Bo"ks
al the time of sale
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CforS.-On Saturday might last, tho wind
vcrr"'l tn II northeastern direction, aud at day
light on Sunday morning, IL cl,nnre of near
twenty degrees in the temperature of the wea,l,
cr had taken place. This change has continued
UP to the present Time, rcnLcrin. fires nul win.
ter clothing not only comiurnllc but absolutely
necessary. We l"a,u that the cotton, ON many
p'antn'I"ns presents an exceedingly uniavnfable
prospect. Not only is it. exceedingly smnl and
sickly looking. hmt is dying To considerable cx-
tent. Th" corn crop generally, is prornising.-
SHmicr UufrhmnM
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TIL" H'"ih'r ""d Cr"pS.--For few days
the weather has been unusually cold for the sea
son. There l,nv" been good showers of rain in
portions "t lh" district, accompanied, in several
Instances, with hail
Th" earn crop, whore " stands have hecn oh
tain"!. looks rather promising. Some weeks.
sine" there was considerable complaint of rus,
III whrnt. Many Of omr farmers aic now liar
vc>:InC. and in conversation on sale-.lav. the
grain IL reported TO MS as being large aud well
ti!c'i. anl tn" yield equal To that of las: wear
which, lay the way. was unusual. both in nuan.
THY and qnali'y.-{orkrWc E"Y";rer.
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The Knicksrbocker Maya sine.

The An1ck0Y0ock0x Maya sine.
vTyHR KNIOKEkDOcKER MAGAZINE begins
in Ito May number two serials: ons illustrated
and In popular styi on the Aduiterations q foOd
tho subject nearast the health and happinsss Of
everk family in he hnd, and now attracting great
attention 10 Europe the other . fascinating and
powerful story Of domestic life. entitled:
TIE RONANC1 or a POOR YOUua MAN,
by Octave Feuillst, said 10 Be The best novel pro-
duced In the last hve years. The 6rst chapter
opens brilliantly. Neither Dickens, Thacksray, nor
any American novelist has produced any thing
more charming and interesting.
Every one knows that, by the criminal avarice Of
manufacturers and dealers, almost every article Of
terated with hurtful and poisonous substances and
the Knicksrsocaer Is the 6rsi and only
in the country that has undertaken expose thor
oughly this gigantic wrong which secretly attacks
every mans life. All Of its statements are based
ION rigid chemical anal yss and microscopica ex-
aminations made for this special purpose. The
authorizations and the manner Of detecting them
are unrivAed, and to probe the evil to the bottom,
the knickerb booker will publish 80 far as it's inves-
LEGATIONS extend, the names Of the manufacturers
and dealers guilty Of this insdous crime against
health and life Ii - the most important series VI
articles ever begun In IN American MAgaxine, and
should 60 int every family.
The May knickerboekcr has ALSO the conclusion
of splendid article on Dante, by Rev. DR.. Osgood;
= dash,ng contribution, Over the Pahri, DR.. J. w.
Palmer jolly green's Western Tour, by Osmond
tiffany Humorous Poems BY Park Benjamin and
Alice Carey and novel and picturesque contriba.
tion on Siam, by : recent missionary TO the King
dom Of the White Elsnhant. The EAitnY'. T.Ms
il always feature OF the Kickerbocker. A full
page steel pate engraving of Madame de Chew
reuse, the great rival Of kichelieu and Masarin,
opens the numbcr.
Terms, $500 per year, postage prepaid BY The
Publisher to any part Of the United States.
Specimen Number Of the May Knickerbocker
containing The above, with scveA full-psge Steel
Plate EngrAvings, worth at least one dollar will b
seut on receipt Of IS cents in postage stamps ct
tho once Of publication.
JOHN n. GRAY,
Aay6 Nos. 10 and Is Jacob-st., N. Y.
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COMM e RCIAL..
DAILY CARS Cr4Y 0SU1pns 4
Kaokuk. JnnA I'll.

DAILY CARS Crrr 0Svpn, .
Ksokuk, JaAs 3eta4
TL0UR-cosntry, - rs 70 . - PER sasa.-
euperhne, - 50 per sack. Extra, (fall uAsai)
~ DO to IS per Dbl. Graham, Is rs 70 : bspsr
Ioe lhs.
BRAN AND SHORTS, 50 20 1 90 psr II -.
C0RN-so 70 90 sts.; ready sale.
BARLEY-Epring, leabs, Fall, eos1Ss.
wHEAT.-1 % 70 Is for Spring 1 ssto So
for Fail; very ehoies 81 -.
OATs-In rsqsssta a 20 70 IS.
kYE-7ee 70 10 little coming In.
POTAr0Es-ss 70 % ~ the bad retail Is ess
psr Psek. now Is TO -.
GROCkRIR6-N. @. Sugar fair 7a74. No. 1.
n, prime Z, clarified s3ale, crushed and loaf II
y III. Molasses-Plantation 20 to 10, q. II. -
70 r, Goldsn Syrup, rs to soc. CoEes-Rio II
to IL. Java 10 70 lss. Rice, 81 TO 30.
6OAP-Psln SIC, Family S4e.
CANDLES Star IL 70 n, stsarins Is, Mould
Ia, summer pressed, is
LARD-lo 70 II retail l72c.
BUT7ER-Choics 10 70 III retail Is to 20.
HIDES-Dry IA 70 15e; grssn, s too.
HAY-Prairis - 10 - Tinothy and Hunga-
rian, - 70 4let Balsd do. Gil o411; Retail SIS.
cA0OOs-nun 8ox1en uIassp - ~ 70 4 - GU
TinstAy, 81 - tol ~; Flax Seed, 81 ooa$l 10.
BUNDAIBs-Onions, 81 TO Is; Eggs, 8 70 /;
Feathers, sSs 70 size; White Beans, Sse TOLLS.
FRUIT-0rssn spplss, choice, - ~ to IS =
pr Dbl. Dried applss, - 50 to ITS par bush. Dried
peaches, - ssto . Is. Raisins, - betos rs.
CHE1SE-W. X. ii to Ia Denmark 10 to H..
PROvIEIONs-Hsns u; shoaldsn ~, clear
sides 70 u.
BREf-Very scarce; Static gross; ~ TO 80 per
quarter.
SLEEPS % to 81 90 p head.
HOGS.-Dressed, ~ 90 to 17oo.
SALT-G. A., 81 80 to 81 IS per sack Kama
wha, 7ooa2le per bbl. Liverpool, 432s per sack.
Lake 81 25a2 80 y Dbl.
FISH--Mackersl, No. i $40 to SCI p Dbl; No.
: $isto$ie; No. 3 tl2to$ls. White, No. - -
to 50 80 y half Dbl. Cod Fish 5to 90 n.
ExcaAH0E.-On New York for currency 2 per
cent; for gold per cent. st Louis per cent.
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DrsYRPsiA.-There but few who do not 1T
some time experience the unpleasant eject Of tenn
porary Indigestion, such ~ . sense Of fallnsss
weigh; and uneasiness Of the stomach foul tongue,
bitterness in the mouth nautea sick headache, 10.
All such feelings are evidence Of approaching dys-
pepsia, which should always b checked and eared
by the use Of Hostetter's Stomach Bitten, which
are known to be IN iniaIlbie remedy for ell such
complaints. To this thousands will testify who
have tried them and proved the facts. Hostetter's
Bit.sfs are for sale by our principal druggists and
dealers generally
P. GIBBONS, Agent,
June2o-dkw AAin-st, bst. Sixth and seventh.
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.. POLLOCK. Nm. vnnclLl.
Spring and 6ummer Goods.
a. rDAa an .nGE ~ len.

ME are now receiving and opening new and
w splendid stock Of Clothing and dsnts' Fur
nishine Goods, whish ~ ofsr 70 sell very low for
cash. Cur goods src seisetod with greHt care and
with view 80 the hard times therefore Ne odsr
them At very small profits, keeping in view the old
motto Of quick sales and small profits. All We
ask Is that customers will call and examine before
purchasing elsewhere; No charge nothing for show.
ing goods. Remember the place, East side Of Sd
ST., between Main and Johnson.
mchl7 ID &. POLLOCK d co.
v1NlE ROMANCE or "A POOR YOUNG nj AN,
translated from the French " Octave fcuillet,
for sale by
junss oGDRN, BR0wNELL co.
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SRirllMaliSM.

Thos. Gales Forster, Trance-spssking Medium
will lecture At the Unitarian Church on Wednes
day and Friday evenings Of this week.
AdmittAnoe 10 cents, to defray necessary ex
penses. (je2id