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Mothers,

THOUSANDS axe daily speaking in the praise OF
DR. EAToN7s IEF1NTTEE CORDIAL.
Ayf behnse fails to afford instantaneous relief
h given id time. Il as If by magic and trial alone
yleanYace yor that what say Is truo 1t contains
no PAREGoRfC OR oPIATE
o any kind a relieves by removing the serng of
yor child instead Of by deadenng Its sersibilites. For this
on comt1ends itself the only reliable preparation
known for Children Teethng Diarrhea, pysenery Gripping
ID the Bowels Aedity Of the Stomach windco In the Head
and Group ai4o S9aning the Gums Reducing Inflammation
Regng the Bowels and Relieving Pain, it has equal
being IN an8panpde IT used with unang suceessin all
conauon other Fits AS value the life and
health youk children and wish 10 save them from those sad
oshng eonqueneeS which are certain 70 result from the use
of narcotics of wltH all other remedies for Infnte Com.
plants are spo.e take Dr. Eaton's InfaHte Cor
dial h you can rely upon, Ii perfecy harmless and
pare herhos delicate infant Pfce 20 cents Full arec.
.,ioas aceoni.alny eact bottle. Prepared only by
CHURCH & DUPONT,
No. 4Ga Broadway, New York.
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The N. Y. journal of Commerce belabors the
London Times because of its belligerent article

The N. Y. journal of Commerce belabors the
London Times because of its beligerent article
upon the San Juan affair and Gen. Harney:
We confess says the Journal that we cannot
say that we have ever had any special admiration
for Gen. Harney. We are Inclined to think that
he is a little rough in his appearance and in his
manner-rougher than a Christian gentleman need
to be. But we have ever supposed him to be an
honest fellow, who desires to dc his duty to his
country. As to his eoardge-of that we have never
entertained doubt. We are disposed to think
that he would not hesitate very much, II circnm-
stances favored, to attack, in case Of war, whole
regiment of 'sBritishers,' or any body else with
only one or two companies OF American soldiers
at his heels. He is certainly a fearless man and
not very much given to standing on ceremony
when he thinks that the time for action has arrived.
His conduct in relation to San Juan year ago de-
monstrated these traits in his character.
But we must have the proofs that he has COM
mitted any such foly-to call it by no harder cpl
thet-before we can believe that he has. General
Harney may be rough old soldier, but he knows
full wel that the very first duty of soldier is 0be-
dience to the orders of his superiofs. He will
hardly TO such resolution as that attributed
to him by the London Times without instructions
| from headquarters.
The journal then shows that Gen. Harney has,
on nothing run counter to Gen. Scotts pacific set
tlement, or our Governments instruetlons-and
| thus concludes its article:
WEBSTER AND AsHBuRTeN. In all that tne
| aThunderer't says about the Importance oil peace
between England and America, we beg leave , te
say that we fully concur. We have never n vel heard hear
| more beautiful incident in the NE Oh sif. Hep-
star tban that which he related to friend of
II was in effect this: "When Lord Ashburton and
myself II said that great man, ''sat down, at oppo
ste sides Of the table entirely alone, as both hat
desired to consider the Northeastern boundary
dfienlty, said to his Lordship at my outset, MY
Lord, wish to propose 10 you at the commence
ment Of this discussion, this simple resolution, Il
be adopted before we go further. namely, tina
the question at ssne between your country an
mine shall be settled amicaby; and that the enc
mics of the Institutions and religion OF both sha
not be allowed the delight Of seeing both aoinl
\ their utmost to destroy each other. ~ With tn
deepest emotion Lord Ashbarton replied: g
heartily accept the resolution and at the sam
. time grasped Mr.. Wehsser's hand aoress the tabl
Let such spirit as that peryade the hearts Of III
. luen who may be called TO negotiate this affair
San Juan, and all will go Well.
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SANDY HOOK, July 2O.-The Royal mail steam
ship Africa, Capt. N. Shannon, of the British and
North American line, from Liverpool via Queens
town, crossed the narrows this morning on her way
to New York.
She left Liverpool Saturday, July 7, and touched
at Queenstown the Sth bringing the regular cotton
circulars for the week ending Friday, 9th inst.
The can containing the news for the press was
thrown overheard, and the following summary dis
patched from this point.
Commercial Intelligence.
LIVERPOOL, July THE sales for the week end
ing Friday, July 6, in the Liverpool Cotton market
amounted to 20, 900 bales.
The market closed generally dull. All qualities
of Cotton had experienced further decline of d..
since the departure Of the steamship Arabia. The
prices were irregular throughout the week, and
holders were pressing their stock on the market
on Friday the sales Of Cotton were 10000 bales,
Of which spectators and exporters took 5000,
leaving 1000 to the trade.
The market closed more active at an increased
demand, which was freely met.
The following are the authorized quotations OF
the Brokers' Circular: Fair Orleans, I'D; Fair
Mobile, "a; Fair Uplands, Gld.; Middiing Orleans,
SD; Aiddling Mobile sid; Middling Uplands, SD.
Ihe amount OIL lQlloH now III lhe poAt VI LIVER
pool sums up 500 bales, Of which 100000
have been received from American ports.
MANCHESTER, July THE advices received from
Manchester and other manufacturing districts con
tinue to be of an nnfayorable character.
|. The market for manufactured goods and yarns
closed dull and prices had tendency to decline.
LIVERPOOL, July I. The Liverpool Produce
market closed generally dull. NLessrs Richardson,
Spence & Co. report Sugar closed buoyant. All
qualities had experienced slight advance since
the departure of the last steamer.
Coffee closed generally quiet at previous quo
| tations.
| LONDON, July There was moderate amoun
Of business done in money last week, and the mar
ket is slightly easier.
/ The bullionin the Bank Of England has increased
| f73, 900 during the week.
Political Intelligence
/ The latest kilograms received from Naples stat
that Cen Garibaldis movements against the cit,
4 of Messina are still unknown. ,57-
Reports are afoat that fighting is going on nea
/ Messina, but these are unconfrmed.
/ AT Naples the new constitution was proclaimed
but had been indfferently received by the people
King Francis I, of Naples had ordered 20,O0t
royal forces to proceed Immediately to Messina fo
the purpose of protecting the city.
/ The SiciIian Ambassador to France had reached
| Turin whence he goes to Paris.
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S" .7 4l ,..-,,or,,,e z5.. @
YER IN VIG0R TOR
Nax,n,. E1ay,SISaaSae
SAEFORD,s

compounded entirely from Gums and has become
tabished et STANDARD Medicine, known and approved by all
that have ised II. N with all
She diseases for which IL is reeomIHended.
II has rod thousands within the last years who has
given u a hopes Of relief the unsolicited
Gates in my possession show.
The dos} mns be adapted the temperament of ndvid
ua taking it. used sush quantities gently the
Bowels.
Let dictates yoa Judgment guide you in the of the
iyer nygorntor ard Will cure Liver Complaints, Billions
Attacks Dyspepsia Cec Diafrhoai Summer Complaints
Dysensf Dropsy Stomach Babtual Gostiveness Chen
Ghoer dhoera aohs Cholera Infantpm Fatuence, Jaun
dice Eenha Weaknesses may used successfully
Ordinary Family Medicine 1t viii Sick Headache tas
theuand TESTIFY IN twenty minutes, if two three tea
spoot.sfu are taken of attack. All who
1t are gigaas their testimony i'll its favor
Mix wafer in the mouth with the Invgorator and swallow
both together
: Price; III per bottle
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SATURDAY MORNING, JULY 21, 1860.

key and the other powers that France Is deteFIa-
ined 10 put end to the massacre Of Christians in
Syria.
Adyjces from Vienna say that the agitation ge3a-
tive to new constitution continued unabated.
The leading members of the Empire have agreed
to urge the Emperor to grant consftution.
The report that Austria intended tp contract
new loan ii denied
4 telegram from Lisbon annoances that new
Ministry has been formed with the Marquis BeSoule
as President.
In the House of Lords, the gallant conduct OF
General Garibaldi in Sicily was eulogIBed. in the
House of Commons, Lord John Russell made
speech in which he said that England demonstrated
with Naples against the repetition Of tle atrocities
committed by the Royal forces at Palermo, Messina
and Naples. He believed The remonstrauce would
be successful.
Lord John Russell, in answer to a question, an
nounced General Harney's recall from the Island
Of San Juan, and expressed his satiRfaction with
the Government Of the United States.
The new Russian loan has already Feaehed three
million pounds sterling.
Messrs II. & A. Conyaugh Liverpool cotton
merchants. have suspended Their liabilities are
said TO be small.
Advices received by the Overland mail announce
the departure of Lord Elgin and Baron Gros, the
two commissioners from Gallo for China.
Ninety boxes of specie have been recovered
from the wreck Of the Malabar.
AT Bombay the markets are stagnant.
Atsydney, Australia, the commercial crisis las
abated.
There are signs of an insurreetioH nNew zea
| land.
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ALABAMA-ssHow will Alabama go?n is ques-
tion we are asked by correspondents almost every
day. Why, there is no more doubt about Alabama
going for Douglas and Johnson than there is Of
the election taking place. In 1856 there were f5,-
2al votes cast for President ,739 for Buchanan
and 2s ,552 for Fillmore. As the indications are
now, Douglas will receive 36O8o Bell $4,000 and
Breckenridge about 1900. The breckenridge
crowd cannot seduee more than about 10000
Democrats from their party allegiance, and the
Chiffon at Montgomery, will not affect more than
1000 Wings and Known Nothings. So it is clear, il
our electors will open the canvass and boldly de-
fend the cause of Democracy, there is no difficulty
about the complete triumph Of Douglas and John
son. Montgomery Mail.
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REMARKABLE PHENoMEsoN.--A singular circnm-
stance took place not long since at the tnrpentine
establishment Of Messrs. Bradley & Lane, about
three miles below Kingstree, on the road ieaaling
from that place to Georgetown. While MI. Sole
man was engaged in digging well, and had reached
the depth of twenty-six feet from the surface, he
felt the stratum of earth in the bottom Of the ei
which was about four feet square, suddenly in,
motion beneath him. He was lifted, togather with
the earth, to the hight of about q foos when. noa
being able to divine what about tai take place
next. he prudently made hasty rettsat to tae tub
which was attached by a rope 70. the windtass
above. and by means Of which tho earth had been
thus far removed. Having got into the tub, he
gave the signal to be drawn up when. TO his aston
ishment he saw the water swstliug and boiling up
from below, and rising with remarkable rapidity.
He had not been drawn to the surface and had not
been standing on terra fraaa longer than from ten
| to fifteep minutes, when he saw the well COM
| pletely filled and overHowing its edges. he WAS
forced to cut ditch from the well to neighnersas
brapch in order to prevent the water from cover.
/ ing the yard and submsrging the surrounding
grounds. The water is said 70 be pure, cool ami
excellent. and has flowed h bold stream slnee ~
that time and is flowing in The same manner ai the
lpresent tine, EGlarsndon q. Gl Banner.
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The NEW ORLEANS GREscEST.-Th New Orleans
Crescent which has the merit of being the largest
and handsomest aud, as tens of thousands Of
letting out another link of its characteristic enter
prise This summer by sending special correspond.
ent all through the State to write descriptive let
ters from every parish. BY this means the public
at large are acquiring a vast amount OF condensed
Character and condition Of the country and its peo-
pie, and the various aspects and features of the
different portions of the State. These letters are
of much interest and value, and will add still fur
ther to the appreciation of the great metropolitan
journal in which they appear. Mr.. Dorr, the
Tourist" who has in charge this weighty task OF
doing up sLouisiana in Slices, has been round in
DeSoto this week, and we look with interest to
what he may have to say in the Crescent about
Mansfield and the parish generally
[DeSoto Qa.) Eagle.
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sa nafora's Family oathartic pllrs,
from pure Vegetable Extracts and put Gla
Gases, ali tight, end will keep in any climate

from pure Vegetable Extracts and put upn Glass
Gases, ali tight, end will keep in any climate
fhe Family Catharte Pill is gentle and active Caharc
which t proprietor mas used IN ms pac,ee more tnan twenty
years The constantly leiii9 Eph ios VINO nave
long used the Ps ana .he wiien al u 81
gard their has induced me 70 pace e win me fech
al ALL the Profession well know that different Cathartics act
an different portions Of the bowels.
The Fmy Cahartc fil has with due reference e tns well
established fact, been from variety OF me ofest
YsreabIe Exrc which alike part Of the almen
sFY can and and safe in all where Datharc
Is needdd, such as uea1geinene he oonacht pIesplhss
over ,id whole body from sudden cold, which frequently
giertr end Of Fever, Loss Of Appetite Creep
Inv Of Geld the body Restlessness Head che
Weight In the Head ali lniaiaatoy lSeases orps n
and shy diseases which flesh is heir to- oo numerous TO
snsotoy ii lis Dose to g. Price, Dimes
Eyee IvIsor8tor Family Caharc Pulls setaed
~ Tss enaily and sold by the trade in all the large
Is SANFORD x. D. Manufacturer and Proprietor,
so 9's M 'rA"s'' i : r. WRIGHT Z Co,
Wholesale A seuss.
nusW And sold by eyery DInggssi
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sentenced John Lyden, found guilty of larceny, to
three months in the Parish Prison. The prisoner
is youth, but was old enough 10 steal three dia-
mond breastpns from Silyersten's jeweIry shop.
The Grand Jury were in Court, but having no
presentment, discharged until further notice.
The Court then adjourned Indefinitely.
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AFRICANS ARouNp--Yarous reports are in cir
euaton about the l03 Africans who were brought
into Mobile, few days ago, by the Ciotilde
Three .fourhs of the rumors are false. The negroes
were imported, we learn, for planters who re-
eeived them about twelve miles above Mobile tthe
schooner being towed much higher for the sake of
appearances) where wagons, ETC., were ready to
convey them to the "cane diBtriet.n The twenty
four advertised to be sold at New Orleans Qor
dvision) were afterwards sent up Red river, in
stead.
The crew of the schooner passed up the West
Point road days ago. at Atlanta taking differ
ent routes for New England.
The Clotilde, her outfit and expense, all told,
footed mp only sls0O0 The cargo was worth just
sl03 600.
These are rumors montgomery Mail.
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BS.s-.tsiy Food.

Healthy Hlmej Be4dsi gbeing ANALYZED, always pre-.
with the aine sal elements and gives o. course
the Ffue stanlaf Ahayze the Blood oil person suffering
Consumption Liver Complaint Dyspepsia, scrotua etc..
lind h every instance certain daeiencles IN the rcd sop
ue o Blood Supply these deficiencies and you made we'll
The Blood pod founded upon This its asonis
rIurn.
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ANOTHER ARRIVAL FROM EUROPE.
THE TEuToNIA-AT NEW YORK

yfs4M +s----- I-53s5s
NEW York, July 2O.-The Hamburg American
Packet Company's Mail steamship reutonia, from
Hamburg, Hayre and Southampton, reached her
dock this evening.
Her news had been fully anticipated by the
Connaught at st. Johns, n f., and the Africa at
this port.
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,sciusko Chronicle Of de lsth says:
The RAYMOND Gazette Of the 18th, says:

The almost continual drouth which has prevailed
from the planting season up to tho present time,
played sad havoc with the corn crop throughout
the State. In many parts OF this county, the crop
is almost failure while in the adjacent counties
it may be said to be entirely SD. From the north
ern southern and eastern counties, the reports are
even more distressing. We very much fear from
the accounts at hand, that sufficient corn will not
be made in the State the present to furnish
our people with their usual allowance of bread
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These are fnmors. montgomery MaII'

Dr.ru ny LIGHTNING. Haattay, Conn, July
i7.-hn unusually severe thunder storm passed
over this place last evening. The lightning struck
rick Iynch and slightly damaging fhe building.
Lynch leaves wife and four Children. Inc llght'
ming also struck in several places outside OF pan
bury,
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HAN REST 'oHArIyn, -
THE ONLY DISCOVERY
WORTHY OF ANY CONFIDENCE FOR RESTORING
The HaId mnd Grayl

Many since the 2tes discovery OF Prof Wood have attempt
ed ouy 70 t his Restorative but profess 10 have dis
covered something that would produce results identical but
they ase A hhd gone being carried away by the wonder
f results Of Prof Woods preparations aud have been forced to
leave the field to srasisess Ewey. Head the following:
BATH, Maine, April 10, 1889
Prof o. j, W6elA Co.--f3ens: The letter wrote yon In
1855 concerning ro valuable Hair Restorative and which You
have published in hs vicinity and elsewhere had given rise
inquTn los touching the facts III the case.
Tho aauiries afrst, " 1t fact Of my hnbiation and
stated ln The communication second, 10 u true
OF sill therein rlhtaned third, does my hair sun cor
time he III Hhod order and Of natural color 10
al I and do KnsWer invariably My hair u even
better than In ANY stage of life for forty years past more
soft thrifty, aud better co0red; the is true OF my %s
the only wyt Is not generally true hat the
substance Is washeN of by frequent Hbntfnn o e ihce VIZ
sed h wpinR the face in Close connection wild
tis whSkes the sEe resalt will follow as the mar n
been In the receipt hf number OF letters IRON w ptts m
New England, aspg NC IL my hair sill conued 70 ~ Bo
there Ineh IA he manuiacure ana sae OF various
compounds well Es ibis i has no doubt neen pety i
been used only Anut any goon eheGl pt 70
Rry have my OF your Restorative q A5
f9 some months ad ye nv hAfr good ever and hun.
1Feds iays e1nmed Il With surprise as ai no" ~ & seia
old aad gYsy hir in head or on my anu " Po'
this fact send y0a 0ek 81 my mar ldsl " w p'. t
ifeceiyed faV3r 1.-TWO quart ootties ot h
iy}t "a nv f5sn4s and thereby induced them to tryit
~a ,cer untiT after sl and then purchased and
nssd It with pvGisal snesesH VIII ask NJ Nh, y
send hY khea san dlsceNt ttu " ls
sold b many fer without altotlly iein you; ~ i
e will insure scSs and beHeSs Wlste s9pu %cieo, % w ~
follow. The failure is ci3sF ~ Eht intui AtteIer
the inventor Of th goOl uteih my nnIyt "
;rse r cSntnugd effect hair ms assure
all who inquire OF tae 81 iuy uiisshsl opIhI % ~
sais- Efsnaint as3 y.f, Squfs,5ra Az nAA"naD'
Ahr1asRpn. hF F.' AeF. ~, EYE
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THE REVOLUTIONARY MOVEMENTS IN ITALY.

ADDITIONAL BY THE AFRICA AND coSxAUGHr.
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AG1rAT1oN rRIA.
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pror o. u wbnp Dest sF. would certainly be doing you
rest ndt known MI the world The wnnef-
mi ~ i as It'd enCspacted resr haye experienced from
s,s s hlile o yr ftair Restorative After using
Kind al YestorattvE exa9 shont success and finding
Sad neafiy degie oH air Gnay induced 10 bot
OF Vor fnir eaotaFe Now c1nduf and Justice compel
announce ~ Whoever inY read hls ihat now posse
ey atd 81 baiF, which pronounce richer and
snsarr fban t5e Original wHs will, therefore, take
aim % recommend is Invaluable remedy who may feel
the Necessity for H. Respectfully Yours, ,,,oc,,
r. s. This test ut4 e my appreciation for your valuable
tsdr ~ Ven ye af4e of1 stsoicted but II you thnk
n iace ki,tI tie rest inert H. If you wish II not,
,ieatoy i, snd sal nosing, Yours ETC., kEF's' A. D.
The Restorative & ra up IN bottles Of three siaes viz Large
tnedin and small Tie small holds half pint and reais for
one dollar per Doie Tie meUn bots holds at least twenty
gs MT more a proportion than the small and reails for two
ser b9llle TheaEgg holds quart forty per ceut, more
" uafteu ahd Yeta ihree dollars bottle. o. j..
N sob CO. rrnprletars lA Broadway, New York and II
Market street MI as mo- and sold by al good druggists
'''s' 500 : WRIGHT 4 CO., Agents,
a". q and l5I Charities street..
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Important News from India, China, Australia, etc,

rARn1AMzSrAny rRorETDiNe $.
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Navy Movements,

DOMESTIC INTELLIG GENoE.
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NEW MINISTRY IN PORTUGAL
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FURTHER NEWS FROM EUROPE.

y, to rELEaaepAep TO THE NEW ORLEANS CRESCENT
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Mississippi Intelii gence.
The Jackson Mississippian Of The 18th says

The Jackson Mississippian of the 18th says
The letter bag containing the Northern mail from
all points North except New York city, was re-
ceived at the jackson Post-olfiee yesterday in
mutated condition, having been entered by
cutting the staple which holds the lock with some
sharp instrument. Our postmaster does not know
whether there is anything missing or not as the
package for this city was not mplested.
The Kosciusko Chronicle of the 18th says:
On Friday last this county WIS visited by one Of
the severest tornadoes ever known in this section
trees were uprooted, houses, fences and growing
corn blown down. On Sena- Asha, in the lower
part Of the county, negro man belonging to Gov.
Melville was killed on the railroad contract of Mr.
Ewell by falling limb !; a negro man and horse,
the property of John Jones, were blown into the
creek and drowned; and yoke of oxen killed
and a negro man of Joseph N. Shrock seriously
injured in the same neighborhdod. The storm ex-
tended its ravages and destruction as far as we car
hear from.
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lar rnE sA1osAL ASH AMERICAN rrsHs.l

DOMESTIC AND COMMERCIAL !srHlLIeEscn
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FURTHER NEWS FROM EUROPE,
ADDITIONAL By THE AFRICA AND C0NNAUGHT
THE REVOLUTIONARY MOVEMENTS IN ITALY.
AGITATIo IN AUS 4 A.
NEW MINISTRY IN PORTUGAL.
pAREIA YTARr PRocEEDING $.
Important News from India, China, Australia. etc