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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-04
POSTAL DIRECTORY



riN1 OF CLOSING At TIE NEW YoRs oYyIm.
The Post Cfre clnses at half six cock r. r., m
s,ead OF seven, - heretofore.
DonssYio ;. NorA-Ahany Buna.o and Canada 81 p r.
ko~A snd wsst way aan. ............5 A n
south ssd 50. ". nafs. IS AN sa4 * Pm
E..'ers mail By rs.rcse. Is An. asA rn
.r.u. =, ,u,a.x s... s. :, az - =.
s'''Ar AAn s ~ easI ~ sAis s'''' a. Aa '1~
cAIIpesSIA..B by Steamship -.os Thursday. oc.
fss ore;.ns Ma for o.aiora.. iss... r.
Ions every kcptay and rhursasy ~ 4. X
ie~~r designed for sLorld be married. "orsr
sLAss rryY Tse eysnd Mali from s Jsse,A nso, san
IAke tiy, leaves =, Joseph every Monday saS
1hursas, sie A. ~ L-.ssx kaoaa oo nASaes
Overland. Wa ~ Josnph"
20. PAerve. by reanahip -. cr TArrseAv. Dc.
sAnAsa IsASrs. say the arrival ~ each s-r.
nate ernsrd paSks, .; this port, ssng ones
vita mails for The raA&nA s.Anls 10 " lAsasa
ai Nassau. ". r.
Errorr ny steamship AdrL1.e, for soaAsmF
and Hsyr. OF 8 ................
EIvLsA......By steamer Quaker ciy, on Friday.
OCTOBER A.............s.s....t..+.. A. n.
rTM or CLOSING At rHx LONDON ovFIca.
asnlAv...The 0vsrsnd Nal BOMBAY classes 10 <aAss
~ folio. s.-NA hsr.tcs On ths - snf is.A -
each month. Wa S~aAanpos on lAs III z1s
9th
cNrrrrA.. 50 ion, Iss, .sh. VA xarsenls6 On, i2s
CnrA 10. Via N.rssies me and zNh Via 10 aih
aupton An ard sok.
AusrKAiGA. VIA sarnclcs surz iGs ssus.
symptom ard seer, i2h
nArlrU~ Via Aaen 90 he Al aud T7.h n th- m-nA.
nsiUL..... Via hoahnrpfn on thc gh o. the rnsasr
- nr Nsrsees mails eespGtahed Ina sssTs
dates kh0d any o. sess dates fs surfay The a2 q
las Southampton NAL. serrss-het tss nsrnirx -
shows esffs SOr'd 81 th~se cs-s &1nAsy.
~aif< asspsisss< nc morsias previsas
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Tie New Orleans Ptcoyune Of Saturday says:--
me moDey usrke, has Assumed more stringent tone
during tst sock srS outdoor negotiations have pro.
grpsssi lysly ia pank Tho offerings have la-eey ex
ccecs the scrnt aai, simultaneously with this iraure
esoapre las bee pressed TIC market In great abun
esre i. aaiy dcclang rates. tnus fcrcrx The alterna-
tive Of asang a.stty 10 the movement OF The crops and
dasin9 esscfs cncour,gencnt 70 The cornmvcity, ~
nuorrx down facilities 70 local DISCOUNTS which a. 5cn
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
"WEDNESDAY Oct a fSe

BEEF CATTLE.
The Absence Of the few butchers from the Washington
drove yards Inst week the signal for general
out To-Day and acting upon this hint the knowing
greatest endesvors TO procure all the cattle
they could between here and Buffalo in order meet the
prospective demand Of to-day The consequence that
Tie yards again flooded, the total receipts being
upwards OF 1900 head. Notwithstanding these large
numbers, and the comparatively heavy sales at Bergen
Hill on Monday, there were no moro than wanted
The turnout wM unusually large to-day, not
withstanding the fact that o large number
were sold Tuesday, and, though holders were
compelled TO lower their pretensions somewhat II wa
evident that there would be good demand q. tho
reduced prices The bulk of the offerings we're good
steers and the average quality decidedly better than
last week, only small proportion being inferior the
best cattle brought plump exc and few OF the choice fat
steers found ready buyers At loo but these sales form
criterion for the Market and do not include them
list ofprces below There were Gale at Aerop's la5
head and at all the yards Tl5 head against All head
last week. AT Bergen Hill about 900 head sold Mon
day at the prices below. The total receipts at al the
yards FOR The week and last week follows
washington. Brolcning's. Chcmhertin's. OBrien's.
This week. a 4o5 22l SO al
Last week Also li2 IS 80
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ne annexed table shows the temperature y The a..
rsspbcre this city drlps week endrx september
the range of the barometer ani therm1neteT the
toa o wind currents AMI the state " the weather
three periods during each DAY, viz sss a ~ ard aad
o'c cck v NJ
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Csnsdisb Gour quiet but Arm. especially for coIcc
brsnds with saics 81 80 bba ~ 80 toas1so southern
nour easc- for the common and lower graits while
the demand for home and for export fsr the
transactions footed up about 100 bb olosng within
SHADY With sass q 20 sss Corn nssI ws hc.Sr
with sales 81 abort $50 bbls closing within The range q
The above table ofrrces wheat orm for tc better
descriptions were hcavy. Tho Gales footed W 90 coo
bushels, II 81 81 os prime long Island rcd. 81 JTis
s1 as Tor far 20 cho white Michigan and Indiana 81 %
Al 20 for fair 70 rood vh.te Western, 81 n 81 49,
for 70. and No Chicsgo s1rine, 81 20 81 - for
Milwaukee club, 81 q fsr choice wlsconsin, 81 ~
81 20 for inferior rel Nstcrn, and ~ q for rood Do.
oorn-Tho anoalt oaerl1g vas zht and the markct WIS
nrmer. The sale esnbracrf 40 eco bushels, NJ &c
7oc for Western ni,ed saoat and =, Toe In stores and
sales o. COO bushels Soc Barley steady and IN
lair demand, a. SOC sSc. Data we're psnty and casicr,
with sales o western ard oa.adisn At 3Go. 37c ADD
COMM mako, vas Arm and sales moderate, IN.
slrdirg 400 bags Mafaca hc at lie loo 900 has g. 10
mirgo lSc 100 90 Care a. i3s ana loo eess "Ancd
Corros -IDcre was rather more movement The nles
steady prices Included N the sales wor. go bales
ncw cotton, sold n transit at p. T. Low middng Guh
coitons we're
TEneHrs somc lcs buoyan, and active 10 Liver
poo about $1,000 5000 bushels wheat engaged
81 12d 10 ships BAN, and about 10 900 bushels were
reported 70 lave ben ,aksa IL egk a. I'D 900 bs.
at 3a Co. 100 terces bce n rs and 900 boxcs chcssc
at45s 10 Ioodon 400 bales q hops engascd 5sd
charierci 70 losd At wilmDgson, n C. 70 Bremen with
naval stcres, chiefly sprn 'urrcrtne ~ p. 10 Glas
gov vessci chartered 70 take 20 900 bushels al
70 Bremen 90 cases tobacco vere engaged at 27s ca
FsH.--fhc market vas steady and dry cod Ia fair
sc'ivy with sales in the rast few days OF 800 900
!ssinis,s DRY cod neuaIng eesrse's Bank, .. - oaM
mard with sales or shore at 80 for No q % for No 8,
and q. = - rs TOR No =. and few hundred bhs bay
At SIS 30 Tor No. S12 50 for No T. and Is 30 for No
Smoked herring selling 81 2oc 2ic for No l. and
&c S3c Tor scaled Picked were quiet
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e~v,pvp
60 -. - .As7N,srt' -. ,u,
eAushp Monni VEN % lsyneAi fdfiiant III trrnAFel
$40 s,.rs-,.h fh,.,r.,r ,.s ,.-..s rA,.,,-,.
Nsrhev.
ssp ~ hpDfef "'o'ef '.f''l'' ao- ~ = 80
" ksan. -. -, - -. -.
stp sh.h.%n - s,.l 49, n s ~
snsH .,.s .s.,.,. = ~ " Il IL Aa@.
snf ;, la". ~ 49,, \. if~~ 49, y i'lDAg
sss 1.as' Kssa,. sae.. H. H., osrsr
- - sss ar9rs w. .,s .,s 80
~. 5eie R.ssln gs,iss- c,,t 49, rss r,sac.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-04
ENAsc,A. AMI oo~~esc, AL.
WEDNESDAY,. Oct. a-6 ?. N.

WEDNESDAY, Oct Sc P. ".
The money market continues active, and some
Of the bankers have applications for loans at
seven than they can satisfy The occurrences Of
the past day or two, a. might have seen expected,
have had the effect Of Frightening some lenders oat
Of the market; and until this effect subsidies we
INST expect more movement in money. We quote
today coll loans, per cent short paper, 81 a 7,
with very little doing below the latter figure; long
paper, q 8, where the names ara first class.
esme Of the banks are increasing their call loans
As.usnal on Wednesday, there was nothing done
to-day in foreign exchange. The market looks
weak.
The stock market opened under che influence OF
yesterday panic, and lower priecs&sere accepted
Tor almost every stock on the list Rock Island de-
slmed to 62i In the middle of the day the shorts
came in "a buyers. and were followed ~ portion
Of the public, which caused moderate reaction;
ut the afternoon board prices we're lower again,
and the market closed heavy. The foreign adyices
continue 10 be favorable; cotton and hreaestufs
are both firm, and fine winter business il thus Sc
cured for the grain bearing roads. Stocks would
have been higher both yesterday and to-day but
Ter the conduct of the Rock Island directors, which,
we may add. is to-day denounced by all parties in
Ne street. The most severe language is applied to
those directors who pledged their faith to the pay
ment of dividend when they must have known that
it would not be paid, and the Corn Exchange Bank,
whose managers are mixed up in the transaction,
comes in for fair share of the odiun. We do not
remember any affair for some years which has
created SO general api widespread feeling of
disgust. The Western shares generally-in the
face of increased receipts for the fourth week of
neutrality-suspicious. with Rock Island, and
the New York shares also. The business, however,
was very large, and there were as many buyers as
sellers at the decline. The following list of the
closing prices win show the decline Tor the day:
Virginia SIS, OLD j. Missouri 6s, 10; Canton, 81 la
I; Cumberland Coal preferred, l2s lsa; Pacific
Mail, 50 $50; New York Central, ssh I; Erie,
39s . I; Hudson River, 629 q So; Harlem, % /;
DO. preferred, II . 81; Reading At a !; Michigan
Central, 5sf I; Michigan Southern and Northern
Indiana, % q /; do. guaranteed, 47s 4; Panama,
1854 l25; Illinois Central, SAL ]; Gaena and
Chicago, 75s ! ]; Cleveland and Toledo, 45l ];
Chicago and Rock Island, " 4.
The business Of the Sab-Treasary was as follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-04

IN the Cy and County OF View Yorb tn .2d Of
September IN The e9tn asy n s.Fts lber 1890
Me1, 81 women 100, blys, 100; gas, iI3-Toial si3
Adults, 200; children, 2l9 male 1871; females 2ls;
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORV.

"WEDNESDAY, Oct. 3-6P n
Asms-rhe market was unchanged, with limited sales
ut 5iac. a5ks for pots and pearls.
RssAncrrYy-Flour-Tfe market FOR Stale and Western
brands lees active and ss buoyant the gai-s
quiet and prices without change Of moment The
embraced about Is 90 bbls closing within
tl,a foflo A.
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We nave 70 note continued fair demand for good 70
prime mich cows both for the mikman and for private
were Of decidedly good quality, and sales Of such
readily effected a very full prices, varying IRON sos 70
wy rom sas 70 ssSo per head and The better sss
mes With ready sale Il from so 70 $50 but tho poorer
descriptions were hard o. sale even II the lowest quota
tions above Quito number Of the offerings very
inferior and could not nnd xAle at any price, aud
seat out in the country N pasture IN order 10 aen for
bcei cattle Tue total recep,s at all the yards for this
WasAingsn Bro,grinSs chaa,,sIin's o'Br.a's
This week.. q So 20 81
Last week. rs 10 % IS
The market for veal calves Of every description
ces for al stock ranging from fair prime FOR the
better descriptions the demand has boon very active
and considerable proportion Of The offerings brought
plump &C. per pound and not unrquenty the very best
found buyers at a slight improvement on that price
The offerings nearly all 81 fair quality. and there
rsrs ssry r .,, s.as % sac any the ysrs,
small number were sold under that ngure. Tho total
cepts Of al stock Al oil the yards Tor The week and last
Waaisaaon. Erouaing,'. caGmsoI.a's VBrssn,
This week ......ioo 81 ~ l1i
last week ......Jci % ~ lI2
sHErr s.p LAMBS.
With very heavy rccepts, the market assumed a
depressed lone, and holders were compelled 70 grant
eo conc &c slaa &C "a, Z. per heal order 70
steady lair demand prevailed all through the week,
however and falos s1ectcd al fuI previous prices
until yesterday, when the above reduction conceded
The bulk q the offerings FAIR 10 prime aaf quite
number q them we're extra fat and sold prices alto
rcher above our quotations The inferior grades, q
Which there were brf comparatively fey sale,
dull al The above quotations The total receipts al al the
yards Cor the week and lis, week were ~ foiowr;-
WaShirgs~ Brmu~fng's. CA1mbritr's UBspea's
This woek1 ss2 5,34 3635 s,H6
Last week. %. s1i 32u 2ys32
SWINE.
The reoepu during tho week have been very heavy,
bat the demand Il nevertheless active and advance OF
30 per pound las been e.tabshed On AL grades TIE
total ytx amount ~ 73e bcad and prices ranged
from eHc. too1s e. per pound.
RfrAPfTrLATIOy.
The total rcocipts n AL stock Tor ne week add asst
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Increase since January over ,s5e..... So eS7 25s
The following viii show The movement in foreign
dry goods at his port N September Tor six
years
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ttynehts. sos ls5 20
A correspondent wants to know what the Rock
Island Railroad Company are going TO do with the
dividend check book" which the secretary as
sured the public had been ordered some time ago?
Is the cost of the book ID be paid out Of the pro-
its on the shares sold short' He thinks II ought to
be, for the story about the book vas of some help
20 the sellers in providing them With market,
and it seems rather hard that ne stockholders
should be forced TO pay the Incidental expenses
Of ahis elegant operation. The difficulty might be
avdded, he suggests, by selling the book at auc-
toI. As financial curiosity, and memorial of
one Of the most splendid and audacious practical
jokes ever played on Wall street, 1t would proba-
blycommani fair price. II the portraits of the
directors could be offered with Il, Mr. Superinten-
dem Kennedy might be induced to become bid
1ercn behalf Of this valuable collection.
We have received some more railway traffic re-
pors for September, and present them, as usual,
in nbuar FORM
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III d.
,1ox 3X

Tie following figures Of American stocks in Lon
sionarc by the Arago. on which further improve
mott sreportcdby telegraph, per Canada 10 Is, dis
cont on Illinois Central and 30 per cent Tor Ere:-
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Reducing The wheat 20 -four, the excess in the
receipts Of 1850 = equal to i,75e,iio bbls. Of
-four.
The receipts at idewater q Tho principal articles
Of produce, from The opening Of the canals TO and
including the 30.h ult. have been a. follows
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Iss.Im

The aggregates Of tho receipts Of the above ar.
ticles so faF, for the years lseo and 1859, have
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The receipts at tide wster Of -four, wheat, corn
and barley. for the fourth week Of September, 1850
and 1850, have been as follows
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lie exchanges az the Clearing House this fore
Aeo are s24 657 s5l o., and the balances 81 ,23i,
os5e6
TIE following tabc shows the condition Of the
banks in four leading cities:-
The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-03-17

TIE JUDsoN ELoPEMENT - OM Joe and
his Famiy.-The Detroit Free Press says.
Old nigger Joe and his white girl, tue
hero and heroine Of the somewhat notorious
eiopement ease, have been lost sight Of by
the public since the interest lost iu their af-
fairs subsided into aD old story. They have,
however, pursued the even tenor of their
way, regardless Of outside issues, and stlt
live IN their little shaDty in Windsor. joe
occupies the responsible position of corpora.
ton fiddler and With uuprctendpe mejn and
limpng gait trudges about with a buck
and saw on his shoulder, in quesl Of eligible
wood piles His domestic FIRE side is iiluml
mated by the presence Of a young half-brtd
of promising proportions, and the smliag
Couutenenanee OF the intellectual Sarey
greets his diurnal return home from the tolls
of his profession Take it all in all, she is
probably as happy as when at home with
her immaculate und amiable papa, who
preached aboIitionism and horsewhippcd hel
for burning the toes of her shoes. Joe i.
humble but exclusive, and takes on many
airs on the strength of his white wife and
mullatto baby. No "onary Canady uiggers''
are allowed to visit his domicile; and handy
brickbat is always in readiness for sable in
truders who aspire to the aristoeratie sOciet,
Of his hearthstone
The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-03-17
advertisements.
ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA,

A Benevozent Institution established By spe-
ciaz Endowment, for the Belief Of the
Sick and DISTRESSED, afflicted wih Vtra-
lent and Epidsmic Diseases.
ONHE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view of the
awful destruction of human life caused by
Sexual diseases, and the deceptions practiced up
on the unfortunate victims of such diseases by
Quacks, several years ago directed their Consult
ing Surgeon, as a CHARITABLE ACT worthy of
their name, to open Dispensary for the treat
ment of this class of diseases in all their forms,
and to give MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS to all
who apply by letter, with description of their
condition, (age, occupation, habits OF life, &C. J
and in case of extreme poverty, to FURNISH
MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE. tits needless
to add that the Association commands the highest
Medical skill of the age, and will furnish the most
approved modern treatment.
The Directors of the Association, in their An
nual Report upon the treatment of Sexual Dis
eases, express the highest satisfaction with the
success which has attended the labors Of their
Surgeons in the cure of SpermotorrhGa, Gleet,
Syphilis, the vice OF 0nanism or Self-Abuse Dis
eases of the Kidneys and Bladder, &C., and order
continuance of the same plan for the ensuing
year.
The Directors ON a review of the past, feel as
Sureu tnal tner laDOrS III tnlS Spnere Vi DeneFO-
lent effort have been of great benefit to the atict-
ed, especially to the yonng, and they have resolved
to devote themselves, with renewed zeal, to this
very important and much despis0d cause.
An admirable Report on Spermatorrh@a, or
Seminal Weakness, the vice of Onanism, Mastur
baton, or Self-Abuse, and other diseases of the
Sexual organs, by the Consulting Surgeon, will be
sent by mail (in sealed ervelope), FREE OF
CHARGE, on receipt of TWO STAMPS for post
ages Other Reports and Tracts on the nature
and treatment of Sexual diseases, diet, &C., arc
constantly being published for gratuitous distribu
ton, and will be sent to the afflicted. Some o
the new remedies and methods of treatment dis
covered during the last year, are of great value
Address, for Report or treatment DR. j. skill
LIN HOUGHT0N Acting Surgeon, Howard AS
socation, No. 2 South Ninth Street, Philadelphia
Pa. By order of the Directors
EZRA D. HEARTWELL, President.
| GEO. FAIRCHIID, Secretary.
February II, 1859. Gy.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-03-17
CHANCERY NOTICE.


At rules before the Clerk of the Chancery
Court of Yazoo county, at his office in Yazoo
City, the first Monday of February, 1860, it
being the 9th day thereof.
Mary e. HALL ETPON opening complains
vs.. v ants bill, and it appearing
A. X. Hall, } that the defendant, A. X. Hall,
is not Il citizen of the State of Mississippi, but
resides beyond the limits thereof, so that the
ordinary process of this Court cannot be served
upon him, m,-Therefore it is ordered that he
enter his appearance herein, on or before the
first day of the next term of this Court to be
held at the Court House in the town of Yazoo
City, on the fourth Monday of May next, en-
suing, and plead, answer or demur to COM
plainant's bill, or the several allegations there
of will be taken for confessed as to him.
1t is further ordered that publication of this
order be made in the Yazoo Democrat, news
paper published in the town of Yazoo City,
once week for one month.
NJ. A. JENKINS, Clerk.
BY W. B. RICHARDSON, D, @.
E. Bowman, Sol.
February II, 1S60-24-5i.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-03-17
BENTON MALE ACADEMY

THE subscriber respectfully informs the ; PuoII .I
! that he will open school on M0NDAa, & ~
9lh 1f January, and earnestly soliclts a l'O'''
share of patronage. Terms as follows .a
For the lower English branches ~ per ioIn,' y, ~
For tho Languages and higher branches % y
month. an,
The session will continue for term Of !, ~
Months, and each student will be chargeu i'l iiU
the day of entrance until the close Of the se'',s
nay" No deduction for loss time, save u V'''
Of protracted Illness.
There will be charge Of ST per session j
Wood, Sc.
Good Board can be had with the PrlnclP''
citizens of Benton, at about $l2 per mOn.a 4,
BGs@ Feeling permanently located as Ies.aS pS.sr
he thinks it would be to the interest q lSi' uis
and Guardians to send their sons and ~ai''
his Academy. .lor
Benton, January Z, 1S50-2m.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-03-17
Business Garos, &t,
HOls FOR THE RAILROAD
FROM YAZoO CITY,
By D. W. Lamkin's Four Horse
MAIL COACH!

W l. Gun = n
IN W. LAMKIN has now Daily AAsAsss@sSses7zs
J, 14-passenger Coach running 7zsl -
from Yazoo City to Vaughan's Station on the
Mississippi Central Rail Road, connecting with
the evening train, at 81 o'clock, down, from Good
mans Depot, Lexington. Carrollton, Grenada,
Water Valley, Grand Junction Memphis, and
ALL THE NORTHERN CITIES.
Then remaining 2 hours for the Southern
train up, connecting with Canton, Jackson,
Vicksburg. New Orleans and
ALL THE SOUTHERN CITIES;
making the trip from New Orleans to Yazoo City
in lS hours via New Orleans, J. & G. N. Rail
Read then by the Mississippi Central Rail Road
and Lamkin's Daily Stage Line.
Persons travelling to or from Yazoo City will
find this route much cheaper and quicker than by
anv other route, and make direct connection
with all places on the Rail Road and Sims 4
Sutton's Stage Line.
We win always keep extra vehicles. to accom-
modate all the travelling public.
Stage leaves Yazoo City every day at 10 O'Clock
A M and connects with the cars at Vaughan's
Station at P. NJ; returning, leaves Vaughan
Station at 8P. NJ, and arrives at YaEoo City at
2 A. NJ.
October 2S 1858.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-03-17
"A L 3 o.
GREEN y CARMENATTVE SYnU2

OR, DIARRHEA MIXTURE.
A speedy, safe and efsctuo1 mmedy far d.
arrhea, Dysentery Cholera Iatanipm, or
Sumner Complaint Of Children, C5oi7p
Horba8, and any, or oH, Lrregalarbs, of
the BoweIS.
Travellers should always have . supply o. this
Syrup with them, to countcract the ler,ng .arrt
of the Bowels consequent on using clauct Il
Water
Every Family should keep this Syrup, and par
ticularly in the summer time, when Prip arc
abundant, AMI the bowels of Children frcquert ;
become deranged 1t viii be found eficNccu' ia
restoring them TO their usnal healthy achan
Hundreds Of certificates might he ohtarrd,
establishing the value Of this remedy in diseases
Of the bowels one only OF which we will insert
here. Read the following from o. A. Luetea
Esq, an eminent Lawyer, and highly resp ctAht
citizen of Canton, Miss
This certities that have used Green's Car
minative or Diarrhoa Mixture in my family il
several years with perfect success, and conf rHfl
recommend il to the public, as the hest remedy
know Of, for Diarrhea and simil r diseases o tn
Bowels. 1t is especially adopted to the Hnum'
complaints Of children, who take it readily, I'M
are fond Of il. O. A. LUCkErI
" Canton, Sept %, So"
For sale by COMPTON & THOMAS,
Yszoo City,
And by the proprietors,
CASSELL & BAUGHN, Canton, MS
June IS, 1859. 4 ]