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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-07-25
/. A MOMENT OF HORROR.

ryFor twenty three years. old Jake Will
lard cultivated the soil of Baldwin Coun-
ty and drawn therefrom support for him
self and wife. He is childless. Not
long since Jake left the house in search of
COW. His course was through an old
worn out patch Of clay land Of about six
acres in extent, in the centre of which
was we'll twenty fve or thirty feet deep
shat at some time had furnished the in.
mates Of dilapidatcd house near by with
water. In passing by this spot an i'll
wind drlfted Jacks title from his head,
and waited it to the edge of the WELL
and in it tumbled.
Now the old gentleman had always
practced the virtue Of economy, and i'm
mediatelv set about recovering the lost
hat. He ran to the we'll, and finding it
wassdtyat the bottom, he uncoiled the
rope, whieh.hehad brought for capturing
The truant COW. and after several attempts
TO catch aToose, he concluded to save
time by getting aown into the we'll. 1t
wac afact Of which Jake was no less OBJ
aivieue 'shsa the reader thereof, that Ned
aiilliswas in the dilapidatcd old building
aforesaid. and that an old blind horse
witk bell on his neck, who had been
turned GU. to die, was lazily grazing
within short distance of the we'll. The
devil himself, or some other wicked spirit
1t, put it into Ned's Uranium to have a
little fun so hequietly slipped up to the
horse. and unbuckling the strap ap-
preached with steady "tipg-a-liDg" to
the edge Of the we'll. s.'"
dang the old blind horse y said the
man at the bottom of the we'll; he's com
ing this way sure and amt got any more
sense than to fall in here. Whoa Bill?"
But the continued approach of the ting.
a-ling said just as plainly as words that
Bill wouldn't whoa. Besides Jake wal. At
the bottom, resting before trying to shin
it up the rope. lemu.t.a
"Great Jerusalem p said he; "the old
cuss will be top Of me before can say
Jack Robinson. Whoa, whoa dang it
Whoa y
Just then, Ned drew up to the edge of
the we'll and his foot kicked little dirt
into 1t.
"Oh Lordr exclaimed Jake. falling on
his knees at the bottom. ..I'm gone now
who Now | lay me down to sleep
whoa +! | pray the Lord my soul to -
whoa now Oh, Lord, have mercy upon
ine y vilss De- ttH.f BIO ssis.gnH i.ne
Ned could hold in no longer, and fear
ing Jake might suffer from his fright re-
vealed himself ga fsofom pag a1 sue
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-07-25

This medicine has been in constant use for 30
years, and has given universal satisfaction and
resulted in very many radical cures. All who use
1T speak of it it in the highest terms. If your
horse is out of condition resulting from hard dri.
wing poor feed or treatment and almost any other
cause, get Chapin's Heave Powders, follow the
directions aud it will soon be in good condition,
ANY amount of references and certificates con
corning It's efficacy from all parts of the country
use it, t
Prepared and Tor sale. wholesale aud retail nv
the subscriber, and also for sale by druggists and
merchants generally throughout the country.
80 D.. CHAPLIN, Morrisville. VT.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-07-25

- A party Of children, while playing
about three miles from Augusta. Ga, dis.
covered large lump Of gold ia, sraviuc.
The specimen found weighed eleven oun-
ces. Preparations are being made to pros
pect the ravine. Several smaller Jumps
Of gold were picked up in the visinity.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-17
New York Market.

= MONEY MARKET. .Fs.s
The money article Of the New York World, Of the
The accumulation of unemployed funds in this city
seeking employ ynent In short temporary loans
threatens plethora Of loanable funds. which will
tainy hnd vent In the hands of speculaors probably
Treasury Department inaugurates, without delay,
movement which Will employ the funds In government
securities sums are begging for employment at
four per cent TO strioy frcass borro aud four
who command the conhdeuce of the banks and money
lenders The legitimate trading Of the country will
disturb the ease in money until the demand August
and september for funds to the crops. If Con-
It becomes law the better in or Ter that govern.
ment may avail itself Of tho present extraordinary acc.
mulat on OF unemployed funds at the money centres
The bill ought to have been passed and in at
marks the prompt passage Of ar. Sherman Fund
ing bill not intended as any expression of opinion
as to its merits. ~
. The Irice OF gold opened on Monday at l27,I the
lowest OF the week and advanced to l29X Wednes.
day the highest; closing to-day at l28X The rates
paid for borrowing gold during the week have ranged
from fat to per cent intereat-mos city, however
fat and at tho Same time the supply OF gold has been
80 abundant that the weat Hper ors have forced
to psy for carrying their gold at rates ranging two
The payments on gold interest account for the weeh
ending to-day 94 000 against 900 for tht
previous week making tho total at New York rom MAY
due! Il IS estimsted that the New York once will b.
called upon for about ono on god interest nc
count due May l. The shipments OF gold for the weel
OF which only about $500 600 Were gov
sSo the balance q sSa Sass and silver COIN
were nearly the same amount ns the eIpors being
OF which 100000 went into the Treasury from
tho Ban franoisoo Custom House. ?
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'ood request at 2ss29 to 29s per

prices Corn in good request 2ss29 to 29s per
48 0lbs for mixed. - -' . - -
PhovIsIoss-Messra. Big1and Athya < Co and Bruce
McAuhfre report: Beef dull and tending downward
Pork slow and generally 2s Cd easier Bacon very dull
at the late decline. Butter very dull and dropping.
Cheese inactive and nominal. Lard very dull; good
American nominally 6Ss to T0s. Tsllow quiet and
steady.
PnoDrCE-Ashes quiet; small sales Of pots at 33s
Snsar unchanged. Rice inactive Coffee quiet but
steady. Rosin unaltered sales of fine American at 2sp
Spirits of turponne quiet Mt 40s Petroleum dull re.
fined Offering Mt 2s per gallon, without fndir buyers
LospoN MAHDErs. Wheat frn and tending up ard
for ane. Flour held for full rates. Sugar quiet but
firm. Coffee unchanged Tea in moderate demand at
steady rates. Rice Arm. Taow quiet Z. Y. O. Ala
LNEs1ooL, May -Ivening.-Co1ToN.-The sales
yesterday were 10000 bales market rmer and advanced
Ad Sales to-day only 5000 bales, ths market being
easier with declining ndency, owing to tho
In the bank rate of interest to-day to per
Breadstuhs are quiet but steady. Provisions dull,
with DOWNWARD tendency. Produce steady and un.
changed.
LoSDoS, nay 3-Evcning g-consos close at s6,; to
S6ts for money U. s. 29s 6S to 6SI; Erie shares 40
to 50j Illinois Central shares II to 78
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-17
~ HOL D R A \
= Disarned! y
The Chief Causes of Pestilenoe DESTROYED.

nR. E. COURTARET's DIsINFEcTINd FLUIDS,
Secured by Letters Patent In the United States and
France Prepared solely by the New York Disnfectipg
Company. at their Laboratory, NoB 20s 500 and 302
Henry-strcet N. Y. Office, AZ Cedar street
This Company, organized ith DIR.
Courtaret tho celebrated French Chemist, charge OF
Its Laboratory is prepared to furnish its 1ssFKcT1Na
FLUIDS for sick rooms, nurseries. uruas water closets
privies ceaspools, sewers CUTTERS ships railroads
hospitals prisons, and public institutions of nil kinds
saughte1houseH offa and fat boiling
all binds oil mannres Immensely increasing the value OF
tho latter IN every farmer and wherever poisonous and
offensive gasscs exist These agents are de- dorizers
nnscptics. ontpntrescents disinf ctan,a in the
scientific meaning Of the rds. They remove poxious
gasses aud odors by chemical Notwithstanding ia
their places hedMfUi air; they DEsTRuYEns and not
merely Gtsor6sHs OF poisonous fasses-nut Injurious to
medical and scientific men is dir to these disin-
ectans Attached testimonials favor of this great
discovery which with huId of others an be seen
ut the Company's Office
DELAvAN HOUSE Al BASY, March 30 1860.
To he President e The heU Fork Dis,tctipg Company:
Dear ir; 1t ia all II Is represented be. We have
made many trials OF disincctants but now consider
that have found article which surpasses all others
rs remedy against all bad odors. I. RoHssEL 4 Co.
NEW YORK, April q, 1866,
To The President Of the NcW lork DiSinfscting Company
Dear shr: We pronounce 1t without exception to 6e
tho best We have known. It's effect upon eysry
| matter is complete ana instantaneous.
g. A. STETsoN, Astor House
H5- N B.-These Dsinfcctnnts are used by the
scaveDgers under the direction of the Sanitary
| tho metropolitan Health Department, New York
POWt LII Il THOMPSON, AZ CEpAR.ST. \. Y
General and Sole Agents for the United States and the
Capadas, to whom all orders shou d be addressed
United States and Canadas
NAV Is 3mos
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-17
l'0SscnSers,

Per steamer Fannie. from Savannah &c-L L Ice,
II NJ Black, II ID Laws Mrs Cogan and child Miss
WILSON, Mrs DsCourtney and son, AIRS Tunno, Miss
Iuhno, Mrs W Livingston, Mr. Savage and lady, Miss
Ida Chase, Capt Smith, II Cooper, Jos Riley r
02onohue' Bussen, J Treanor. DR. S DeaH q Sans.
whaley. J Signcr lady and daughter, @ Kicker d
Mcpherson Todd, II II Pitter, II Gutter, Mr. Reed
and lady. Mrs Abbie Reed Miss Reed and servant
Mrs Peter, and 10 in steerage
Per steamer tmilie, frcm Savannah. via Beaufort
Capt Silas Spicer + Wallerstine. Judd Mrs Judd
] tinnegan, II 0'Brien G Brown. Treasury Agent,
Ewing. W M Dcsmore, Gro yer, Loyal, a Boiden,
Davis. and IN storage.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-17
PORT CALENDAR
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CHA II l. e STO N
Arrived Yesterday.
CORRECTED WEEKLY

Steamship Adele. Hall. Bstmore-left Saturday NJ.
Corn and Mdze. To Street Bros & Co. q W Stehena Il
Co. II I Pealis Willis & Chisolm II + Baker Co. Nor
decai Co, Kltnck Wickenberg Co. araeser Smith,
W Bee l. 90, Cobia Il Co, @ Moffett @ AverilB Il
Son. Mantoue & Co. Bischof & Co. Bogarty & TO.
Klatte l. Co, II Gerdts l. Co, Koester Heesemann
Co, T SteDhouse Il Co, Railroad Agent A BischoG, il;
Cook Is Co, B.Eedman. II Graver, j Duval & Son,
II Vollers Porchcr 4 Heury. Adams. Frost 4 Co, F.
sempke, Renneher & Glover, 4 Kerr J Wiley, q.
O'Neih, and Order
Steamer En,ie Beaufort Savannah, via Beaufort. &c
Mdze. To l. Mccormick Brevtt Lieut. Col O W
Thomas, q NJ, q Litschgi, Southern Express Co.
Gourdn, Matthisssen & Co, and others.
Steamer Fannie, McSelty Savannah via Beaufort
and Hilton Head. 205 bales Hay, II bales Cotton
Sugar and Mdze To Ferguson Holmes Mordecai N
ming, Hunt BROS.
Cleared Yesterday. iMAy l6
Steamship Kalorama. Denkin. Bnmors-willis & Chsa-
olm.
Bark Marathon, Drisko Havana-Mordecai l. Co.
Brig Josie DevercauI, Clark Baltimore-Street Bros
4 Co.
Went to Sea Yesterday. (MA1 10
Steamship Ksorama, Denkin Baltimore.
From this Port.
Steamship souder, Lockwood, Mt New York, May
Schr Slas Wright Adams, New York, May l3.
Cleared for this Port.
Ship President Fillmore Luce. at New York. May L.
ton, May IL. =
schr Union. Bishop. at Boston, May H.
Memoranda.
The echr Damon Johns on from Boston for this port
arrived at Holmes Hole. May 10.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-17
New Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS. May 1l.--CoTTpN-There has been
very active and general nqury to-day for the leading
staple which has resulted BaeB of 1915 bales ut
advance OF fully per pound upon yesterdays
quotations Offerings exhibited some increase but
they insufficient, however, and not assorted to
suit the Views jority Of buyers In the absence
Of later favorable advices from the North or from
qury TO day exclusively due to the very heavy fall
Ing of In receipts thu unavorabe advoes of the grow
account Of tho orevasses The movement partioi.
paed In by fourteen brokers three Of whom took 1900
the improvement, and now qnote ordinary nominal,
good ordinary at 80 TO 81 cents low iddng 80 to 81
denoy Of foreg exchange tax In connection With hs
auxarei referred to above. tended tho
advantage OF factors. - = % ''''-''s%s' F.
The total GALES for tho weak foot up bales esans
6e4s last week. and 6492 bales the week previous Too
net roceiptu for the week amount only 6t72 baeu
against 92i2 bales last week. and 1890 bales the woek
previous. Tho exports for the week Mere 82e8 bslep
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-17
NAFURE'S own REMEDIES,
Congress Spring Water.
Empire Spring Water.
Columbian Spring Water.

NO NATURAL OR ARTIFICIAL COMPOUND AAs
yet been discovered that equals
waters as PREVENTIVE. RELIEF AND PEnMA.
MENT CURE. for many temporary and chronic dis.
cases. as proved by the experience OF many
who have drank them years. with tho most bcucc cin
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-17
COMMERCIAL.
Exports,
- !" tlIpOrtsI ~ .tI0 ~ " ITIt|
HAvANA-Per bark Marathon-15o.o 900 feet Pitch Pine
Lumber
BALTIMORE-Perb brig Josie Devereaux-150 900 feet
p Lumber, 5000 feet P Timber. sN'
The Charleston Cotton Market.

The sales yesterday limited to 100 bales, the
market being very bare Of stock. The decline Of
TO- which took place few days back has been fully
covered. On Tuesday, sales Of three hundred t300
bales additional took place. making the business Of that
day amount to TOO bales We quote .os, .,.I
Ordinary to Good Ordinary. ..............2 .24a26 ::
Low hddnng.... .....-928
strict blldaln8. 8...............-.... .ol9Y--
Good Middling g.........................32 SAG
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AuGustn Market.

AUGUSTA, May 15.-CorroN dull-very little Offering.
We quote middl,ng at IS; strict middlng 27.
GoLD--Market improved Brokers paid AZ freely and
were unable to fill all orders. =. F.
SILyER-Unchapged .ft.
Railroad stocks offered at s5 There no sales.
City Stocks sold at 49, .'
Some inquiry Tor old State Bonds, but there are few
In the market.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-17
COLUMBIAN WATER

Is tonic and diuretic highly beneficial character,
and s POSITIVE REMEDY for Diabetes Gravel Calculus
Irritation and Inflammation Of the Kidneys and Bladder
and has most singuarly active effects in restoring
have aored for from irreguariy the dis.
ressing diseases known only to their sex have been
entirely cured by the thful and judcious use Of Co
LUMBIAN WATER.
Those waters bottled fresh pure each OF
the above-named Springs, In careful and secure
manner that they preserve all their medicinal value fo
years. and will be found equally ecacious when drani
thousands Of miles distant when taken directly from
the Spring.
Beware OF limitations and inferior Waters; tho corhs oil
all genuine Congress, Empire and Columbian Water.
are branded on tho side OF tho cork, thus:
(CoNaREss wADER, (EMPmR wATEn.
| O. & Z. g. Co. | o. E. g. Co. I
(CoLUndBIAH wATHH,
l. u. Z. s. Co.
Packed safely and securely, In suitable for chip
ment to any part OF the world Congress aud Empire
Waters in boxes, containing Dozen Pints or DozsI
Quart Bottles each. Columbian Water in boxes contain.
ing 4, or Dozen Half Pn.s, or Dozen Pint Bottles
each.
seld by all Druggists, Hotes. Wine Merchante, and
nrst-class Grocers.
Bold only at Wholesale by
HOTvHKISS SONS, PrOp'rS.,
No. 90 Beekman-street, N. Y.
n5- Orders by mail receive prompt attention.
March Is thstusmo
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-17
a5- SIMILIA SIMILIBUS CURANTJR.
HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC,
FoR
PREVENTION AND CURE
TIC OHOLER-A-

AS tho season advances and Dysentery, Cholera Nor
bus, attended with Fevers, becoming common, q
PREVENTION for the ASIAT1C CHOLERA is . neceBsi-
ty with every individual aud every family
In the last visitation of Ch oera In this country, DE-
HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC was regarded, Wherever the
pressure on his ime allowed It TO be introduced the
surest PREVENTIVE and most efectua CURE given TO
the public.
O. hose who use the PREVENTIVE faithfully. only
about FIVE per cent attacked and Of treated
the mortality wan less than four per cent.
one.hsf ounce vials ............-........sl .sl.oO
Pocket cases, three Walls, ana book Of
directions, complete. ........................ 800
Family cases, three one-ounce vials, and book,
complete SOC
Sent by mail free receipt OF price.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-17

against bales last and 8l23 bales tho week
previous and tho stock hand and shipboard this
evening is 166 645 bales against bales last
l6B65s bales at the close o the previous
exports the past week have been divided follows
viz 694 bales Tor Liverpool 7lS bales for Havre 495
bales for New York. 174 bales for Boston, and GO
for baltimore. .'. ".''' 80 ~,
j 10 srkTEaKST OF COTTON. ..'
Stock hand Sept 1st. 1866. bales. $3.50
Received since yesterday ............... q 371
Received previously. .692 617-694, ,988
+. .a 77s297
77S,O23
Exported since yesterday. y.................3.5k0 ,
Exported previously. 6l9, ,042-62 682
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-17
HEALTH RESTORED,


AND SICKNESS PREVENTED DY USING THE oRLB
DRAFTED
GRAEFENBERG
FAMILY MEDICINES.
AMONG WHICH ARE
MARSHALL'S UTERINE CATHOLICeN,
Price $780,
Which will infallibly positively, invariably cure ali
commonly known n as FEMALE DISEASE, WEAKNESS
IRREGULARITIES. etc., which weary and render uIr
fc1 which the medical profession aeeks in vain for
remedy and from which wealth. position, delicacy and
refinement afford no exemption.
Read the following;
months ago had seven cases Of severe female dis
which had entirely failed to One lady had
constant hysercs had every symptom OF epleptie
convulsions consequent upon deranged menstrustion
othera had Whites railing Irregularities. and all the
we're symptoms of continued uterine derangcment
Having my attention called TO MARsHALL'S UTERINE
oATHoLICoN used it, and it cured every There
g. j. NORfHINGToN, MD.
a5see that tho seal Of the Graefenberg Company Ii
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Are the best in the world for family use, and for nd
geston Constipation - Headache- Nervousness-Su.
iousnees Heartburn Acidity-N Nausea FlatlleDce
Want of Appotite-DyspepBia-Liver Compiant-Gri'
On account OF th air great m6ness, and from the fac
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constpated condition, the Graefenberg Pills wiz be
found more PLEASANT than any oihers.
APrice rs cents per box. On the receipt of one dol
lar four boxes will be sent By mall frse OF postage
i any part OF the country.
| DYSENTERY sYRUP.-Price so cents.
Infallible in ri of bowel complaints, and
4 tain cure Tor ASlATIc CHOLERA.
GREEN MOUNTAIN oINTMENT.-Prce IS eents.
HrFor Burns, Bruises, Scalds, Old Sores. Chnblains
Ohapped Skin, Gold Sores and wherever there Ii In
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CHILpREN's PANAoEA-so cents.
| SAR5APARILLA COMPOU ND.-Sl.
| CONsUMPTIYE'S RALsAM-$3
EYE LOTION.-26 cents.
! HEALTH BITTERS-26 cepta,
| PILE REMEDY.-$1. ...
| MANUAL OF HEALTH-2Sc cents. A complete Fam
ly Physioian. Sent by mail on receipt of 25 cents.
THE aRAEFENBERa FAMILY MEDICINES are pr
pared under the immediate supervision Of SKILFU
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nrTHEY ARE PURELY vEaETABLE.-a
ngThey have been the leading American RemedLe
for 20 years.
COMPANY, No. i3S William street, New York. and
the trade generally.
ns-The trade supplied on liberal terms. by
KING & CASSIDEY,
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EMPIRE MATER

Is cathartfc. and valuable remedy Rheumatism
Dsrangement Of tho Liver Diseases Of the Skin and
General Debility It's effects most salutary in Lung
Diseases 1t is on almost SURE for Scrofua and
the most aggravated forms of Dyspepsia As pBEvEs.
TIVE AND CURE for all Bilious Derangements 1t sande
| rfyolaI
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CONGRESS WATER

Is cathartc, Alternative and tonic and Ia n ysuab.
remedy for affections OF tho Liver and Kitlneys diva
pepsa, Gout, Chronic Constipation Cuan eous dis
cases. 1t is most powerful preventive Of the Feyert
and Billions Complaints. prevalent in warm cImates
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-17
WILMINGTON Marx OF.

WILMINGTON May 16.--TunrEN11sE.-sales Of only
A bbis az 81 S for virgin 50 for yellow dip and 81 so
for hard, per 2s0 pounds j.. e
SPIRITS TURPEETIsH-Has been IN active demand to.
day. and prices have further advanced Sses Of "a bbls
at SO cents for col d, as do at 81 cents white
and II do at cents per gallon for white
RosIs.-Saea Of 70 bbls common ut 81 40 per barrel:
1853 do No at IS to ST. as in quality; and ~ do extra
pple at 50 per $50 pounds.
NOoTToN-Sales OF Al ba'es at 80 cents for Aiddng
at 20 cents for Low Middng and II do at a. % and
90 centa per pound, for assorted
TIhBER-Six RATS sold at 81 so for Inferior SO so
ordinary. and Sh per NJ for fair MILL
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-17

The foreign exchange market wsa less firm OF tho
close of the week primo bankers si.sy-day sterling
1Os1I, although tho drawers qnot.tiona are 1O9 to
IN 0' ioT os
gold, against 4,767 12l in gold equal 70 about ss0od
day ios sums sseriina bills BY the Scotia,
which sails on Wednesday next but they declined to
Government bonds closed frmer, 1o-4os having ad.
vanced to s8h 620s to 102 to 1021 and 730s to 1922
Tho general trade of tee city is dull, but many of
tho dry goods dealers forcing sales at prices
PRODUCE MARKET.
The receipts tho principal kinds of Produce since
our last have been ID bbs ashes 1901 bis Flour 2s7
bags Corn Meal. 80. it8 bushels Corn 90 63l bushels
Cut Meats. 1877 packages Lard. and 1873 bbs WhsEey
ASHES p, are IN request and very rn at &C. S7;a1 ~
spection warehouse this Inorning s55 bJIs including
S28 bbls Pots and 27 bbls Pearls.
We quote Java ti Ut 25a2ec Native ce,ion at
NIaracabo at lo922c. LaGuayra at lsls@20ac Rio at
l5n@2Oac, and st Domiogo at l7I@l7hc, cash, il
CorroN-Has been quiet at previous quotations.
Sales since last 14OD bales. against receptsof 2g9
bales The weeks receipts Mt this port have been 1888
since Tuesday, 3472 bsles estimated stock here
l5o0 bales. Messrs Cornwall ZerreRa notice the
n quiet market ut very uniform prices. The 1emand
for export aud speculation continues very light but
There Is fair Cotton Offering. but all good
grades rmly held and sell readily at quota
show heavy decline in receipts at all points, Reports
from sections of tho South not favorable for
tho noxt seasons Cotton crop. Apparently well
thenicated ndvces show much trouble from imperfect
Seed frosts and overows While it is yet too
early to estimate with any decree Of satisfaction to
the amount Of the next CROP thee adSices having
effeot on our market and wero it not the large
and a:cumulatng stocks in Liverpool, holders of Cot
ton would be able to decided advance in prices
The Cotton Goods Market ID quiet. Standards from
20c to 22c Print cloths lilo to II &c. Receipts at all
ports for week ending May t. $4,000 bales; receipts a
all ports since the clio Of The war; 224Ooo bales.
Movements in Cotton at Mi, Port
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-09-03

A. NJ. Spanger, Editor of the Cuiturist, No Is
North Sixth Street, Philadelphia, says this Bitters
recommended to him by medical friend, and
SIX bottles cured him OF complete prostration OF
he nervous system.
sv. J8Newton Brown, d. D., editor of the Ence-
clopedia OF Religious knowledge and Christian
Chronicle, Phiiada.
Rev. Thomas Winter, D. D., Pastor Peterborough
Baptist Church;
Rev. Law G. Beck, Pastor of the Battst Church,
pemberton, N. j., formerly of the North Bap tist
Church, Phllads., at present Pastor of the Bap-
tst Church, Chester, Pa;
These gentlemen express, in the strongest
rms, their favorable opinion of thi. Bitters.