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Import this week.
Prices declared for fair
quality.

The stock CT cotton in Liverpool is estmated to
day at 6O7 $50 bales against 74s670 bales lest year.
thus showing decrease of IA, $40. There are IN
stock S69 400 bales American against $685. $50,
bales Brazil against 149. $780, 52,620 bales Egyptian,
against 81 $50 and S9, ,240 bales East India cotton
against l27,270 last year. The quantity OF cotton M
at sea for Great Britain s reported OF OBJ, .OO
bales Tor $500 from America, and 499, ZOO from
East indial, against eta30o bales last. year Tor
$4,000 from America and 5Sr,300 from East
India), thus exhibiting a. decrease in the quaint
ty of cotton at sea, compared with 1867 OF 81
800 bales. The quantity imported compared with
the came date last year shows the immaten-
al increase of so bales the quantity taken for con-
sumption an increase Of 1s9, $50 bales; taken on
speculation en- increase Of 264, 740 bales, and no
tual export decrease of 2,990 bales: M,ddhng
upland cotton is quoted OF 11Hd, against I'D !;
middling Orleans atl1hd, against Ad ;fasP Pernan
at 11Nd, against I'D; fair Egyptian at 12d.
l5Hd; and fair Dholerah Surat at Sd, against the
same figure at the corresponding date in 1857.
Compared with Inst weeks figures, the stock OF
cotton shows the inappreciable decrease OF 1850
bales, and in the interval the trade have taken
45 400 bales and exporters 14,SS0-together 6S.7so
bales The actual export has b en- $500 bales, and
The import 48, 100 bales. It viii be observed tnat
the quantity reported for export Is much in excess Of
the actual export; there was similar difference last
week.
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Boston Market,

BOSTON, July 8.-CoFFEE.-There is very little
doing in coffee. Java is held at 29Hc, gold with
small sales; 100 bags Rio sold at 141aal6c, gold 100
bags Maracaibo, to arrive coastwse at equal to 2Sc
currency, and St Domingo at 9Xa91c per 10, gold,
in bond.
CoTToN-The market for cotton is firm and prices
have been steadily tending up during the week, now
ruling 11ac per lb higher. The sales have been In
small lots as wanted by manufacturers, and We
quote ordinary at 28a2sc; good ordinary at 2sa9Oc
low middlinR at 31aS2c; and middling at 823aa3Sh
per 10 for uplands and Gulf. The stock in the
country is quite small and holders are confident Of
higher range of prices, ae the season advances d
stocks become more reduced.
MoLAssEs-There continues to lie very quiet feel
ing In this article, and with the trade scarcely any
thing has been DONE. Sales Of small lots Of common
Muscovado at 42c; 100 hhds Surinam OK 42a44c 1000
hhds Portland suearhouse private terms, suppos-
ed for distilling; and 25ohhds Cuba Muscovado on
private terms.
NAVAL SToIRs-spirits turpentine is dull sad
prices have eased of TO 47a48c per gallon, with small
sales In tar considerable decline has taken place,
and prices arenoE about So per Dbl lower than last
sWees Sales OF small lots at q 25a4 5o 2Oo oos at
and l30 hbfs at So % per bbi.. In roain email
sales of common black at 50 75. and
at $S per Dbl In Pitch, thesa have been IN small
lots at 81 per Dbl.
RIcE-Smal sales at 1OXs11c for Carolina and 10c
for Rangoon; and l45 bags Rangooa at 9Xc per ID,
currency.
DolfEsT1cs-There is considerable doing in COZ.
ton goods and sales have been made at full prices
1ue boCA III the QRnQ? OF mluulucluEeCJ lb Qule re-
duced and all standard goods are held firm, with an
upward tendency. In woollens there is verylittle
change There is fair demand from the clothiers at
previous prices Carpetngs have been in better de-
mand and selling at improved prices.
GuSNY BAos-The market for gunny bags is firm
but quiet Sales Of 100 bales at 1885, for heavy bags
GUNsY CLoTH-The demand for this article is good,
and full prices continue to be Obtained. The sales
comprise 300 bales at 22Hc. currency, for immed-
ate delivery; 100 bales at 22Nc, go days; and 800
bales deliverable September lst ut 22Zc, currency.
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PANKN1N's HEPAT1c B1TTEKs.

Bilousnese, I7dlgestion, General Debility, and all
the complaints which proceed from want Of proper
action In the liver the stomach and the bowels, are
erndicated by course of this great
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NE W MAN,

Through the instrumentality Of the most powerful
and popular of all vegetable invgorants and cor
receives,
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yew York Market.
MONEY MlRKET.

MONEY MARKET.
The New York Journal Of Commerce, Of Fri.
day, July 10, says:
The money market is moderately active. hut the
supply ofcaptal is fully equal to the wants OF bor
rowers. temporary loans are easily obtained upon
acceotable coaterals at 4a6 per cent the lower be-
ing tho prevailing rate on government securities and
the higher upon pledges OF stocks The range Of
discount the best business paper s per cent
per annum.
PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK, July 9-BREADsTUFFs-Them ma
ket for State and Western flour opened 10 to 16c
better and closed dull with, buyers refusing to pay
the advance. There is scarcely any export demand,
and the 50 culat7e inquiry has fallen of materially
The sales are 6sGc bbs at Sc COAST IS for super1ne
State So 1898 common extra state 50 66aS
good to choice do; So 8Oa9 6 for fancy do Sc 90a7 IS
and So 5a8 rs for extra do; So s5a10 Is choice
extra do including shipping brands Of round
hoop Ohio OF So 75a9 co. and trade brands OF do at
50 66a12 rs; good to choice white wheat extras al
to fair e1trs, and $40 OOal4 50 for good to chote
We quote: Suprrfne State, Sc e0aT 35; extra State
SO 15a8 75 super Western, Sc GOAT S6 extra Western
So 16aS 76; extra Ohio round hoop So 76a9 60; do
trade SO 86a12 rs; extra Gepessee "a; extra St.
Louis SO 60al1 so.
souTHEnN FIouR-Oreued with coed demand
ut better prices md closed dull We notice sales Of
TOO bbs a ssa1o so for fair extra and $40 6Oal5 Tor
good to Oh ice do.
CAIHoRNM FLouR-The market opened steady
and closed dul, with prices barely maintained The
sales are 1900 sacks ut s1o s5al2 60.
WHEAT-The market pened to &c higher. Out as
the shippers refused to operate to extent and the
home trade is light the market closed dull with ad-
vance lest The sses are 1850 bushels at 50 10 for
No spring; 50 271a for choice amber Green Bay;
50 IS amber Georgia; SO 65 for new white Geor-
gia. and SO 80 for choice white Michigan.
CoRN-The market opened one to two cents better
and closed quietly With the Improvement lost. Sales
were made Of 10000 bush. OF ST 12a$1 Is for West
ern mixed aaoat 81 Is for high mixed nearly vel
low closing at 81 12asl IL for good sound parcels
81 i5as1 16 for old Western mixed in store closing at
81 15 and 81 05for damaged.
oATs-opened firmly and closed dull and droop,
inv, with hess spe uative inquiry Sales were made
of 81, 900 bush Western, in store at S5Ac.
CoFFEE-The market for Rio ia quiet, bat prices
remain without change. We do not learn Of any
sales Of importance.
CoTToN-There is some inquiry from few Of the
spnners, but generally the market is very dull and
prices nre easier. The salee are 1876 bales to spin
ners. We quote:
Upland and
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consignees per South Carolina Railroad
July IL.

70 bales Cotton 20 bales Domestcs, rs bbls Flour,
1855 bushels GRAIN 1921 boxes Fruit cars Lumber,
cars Wood 2 care Cattle. To Goodrich, Wineman
& Co, Bart b Wirth, Kinsman {; Howell, West
JONES' F " Claussen, Issertel, II Steitz, Bull
winble, ] A Quackenbush, Goldsmith & Son. Kama
paux & Lanneau, Weloh & Brandes, G q Walter &
20, g W Williams & Co. E sloln, Chisolm Bros,
Crane, Boylston l. Co, Cameron, Barkley & Co, B 3
Agent
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Cuba Markets.

HAVANA, Jolly 4-Sugar market quiet, few offers
exceeding So 75aS4 per 100 lbs. for No. H. Quota
tions may therefore be fixed as follows: Nos. 7a1e,
s3 S716sS3 623S Nos 11a12 SO 75as4; Nos 13al4,
S4as4 l2H; Nos. 15a17, 81 25as4 so; Nos, 18a2O,
81 621sasl SIX. Whites, 81 S7has6 30. Muscova-
does, for inferior to fair refining s. 25af3 62H
for good fair to superior, SS 76as4 (; for grocery
grades including centrifugals, q 124aS4 81 =.
Stock in Havana s77, SAB boxes and ,452 hhds; in
Matanzas, 92,s56 boxes and TIA hhds. At tn nme
last year the stock in Havana was 552 boxes and
2,259 hhds,; In Matanzas, 1924 boxes and 6.oSS
hhds. Molasses- moderate demand, but stocks
being small prices continue firm at 6Ha5H ts. per
keg l5H gals) for clsyed and 64a8H rs. for musco.
vado Honey-Fa,r demand and holders firm at SOC.
per gallon. Rum-Prces continue well sustained at
S27a17 per pipe for colored and $S9aS4 for white
FREIGHTs-The amount Of disposaole tonnaI 70 IN
port Is small, but the demand very limited; rates as
follows: for Sugar TO North coast to United States
81 per box, and s5}5as6 per hid; for molasses s4a
~ per hid.
EIoHANaE.-Demand moderate, and uansacdons
limited at the following rates: London, 81 dayf l0H
a10x premium; United States currency, 60 days,
29XaS0 discount; short, 28Ha2az discount; gold, 6o
days 1Ea1k discount; short, par.
MA1ANZAS, July 3.-Since june 9th the sugar
market has periods Of activity and depression, prices
however, showing little change, the unfayorable ac-
counts nom Europe being met by lower frefghts and
great scarcity Of goods suitable for reners use the
recepts from the country chow notable falling on
and we now estimate stock at 400 hhds and 50 600
boxes In rst hands, and 5000 hhds and SO 600 boxes
In second hands, with some 1900 hhds stin on the
estates. We reduce our last quotations Z rial, re-.
marking that the most desirable and largest lots OF
clsyed and Muscovado are held higher.
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SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

AH&3sfSNetgDlRAH 81 *,
HAhSH@ =. 555f6f5~-,
s1 G #53&b bfs5Idf53 II TsfsrFS3a-..
G45$S3S7SxS gesr==5 S5$7sf@8.i.1561S1Sa
Z .-.i---. Z ,
GENERAb sJPERINTENDENT'SO OFFICE, 2sl.
CHARLESTON, s. c., March 26, 1865 c.
ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, MARCH 29rH. TBE5
~ PASSENGER TRAINS Of the South Caroltns.
halroad Will run as fouoTs:
FOB AUGUSTA.
Leave Charleston. ..........69SA.M ",
Arr1ys at Augusta $3.50 P. NJ
Connecting with trains for Montgomery, Memphis,
NASHVILLE and New Orleans via Montgomery and,
Grand junction. {s9
sz''e FOB COLUMBIA.
Leave Charleston, ....,,.....6e0 A. IL
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aepattf Ditters.

gfpattf gitters.
W NJ EN- . . r E
al V1xe bE41H.
The confirmed dyspeptc may almos. say with st.
Gle e is not to to remind = him Of bis pangs, but
toshow him how TO ban ish them forever. The
means Of immediate and permanent relief are prof.
fered him in
gANKNIN's
HEPATIc B1TTERs.
And it is for him to say whether be Will continue to
endure living death, or put himself in position to
render life enjoyable.
LYING ADEEREsEMENzs
Of the efficacy Of this atchess vegetable stomacnic
are to be found In every city and town in the South;
asas Sns bg Paa @ ans ease to esar eO
nyto it's. .yirtues; IT n differs from any othcr
Riteers ia e1isteicain this especial particuar- 1s
not alcoholic.
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q Downward tendency. The rec ipfs CONTINUE 70 De
fair and the demand is either for prime Western for
shipment to California for small lots OF State for
local use. There is no speculative feeling In the
market; buyers will take such lots as they want at
current rates. but it would require material con-
cession to induce them to lay in any stock. We
quote Western at 20a28c and State at 2Sa35c for COM
mon to fancy.
RrcE-lhere is no new feature in the market; 100
bags Rangoon. in bond, sold at SIC gold. Carolina
is quoted at 10Aa11Hc.
suaAR-There is moderate business doing in
raw, mainly for refining purposes, OF about former
rates. We quote fair to good refining at 11Ha11 c,
and No 12 box at 12Xc. The sales are 1075 bids,
part at 114a1Sc for Cuba, and 12JSa1SAc for Porto
Rico. The demand f3r refined continues to be fair
at unchanged figures. We quote soft yellow a l4a
Ike; soft white at 15Ha15xc, and crushed, pew.
dered and granu'ated at l6>zal6xc.
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LIVING ADEERT1sEMENZs
EXCHANGE PAIN FOR EASE.

And Weakness for Strength. Get nd Of the ailments
which interfere with enjoyment; cast gloom and des-
pondency to the winds take stronger hold Of bfe-
and, in short, become
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Keen vour Liver IN n = order-keep Jour d.
cestivs orgnns in a so EAR und, healthy condition
6y the use Of these re V NEEDLES, and 10 disease
will ever assIl you.
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Consignees. per Northeastern Railroad
July IL.
355bbls Naval Stores cars Lumber, Mdze. &c. To
s Stoney, q W .Kineman, Mazyck Bros, A Gold
smith & Son. PTiGchett, campsen / 20, Gail
lard & Mnott and J Quackenbush.
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RosADALls Is A POTENT REMEDY N ALL
| CHRONIC DISEASES.
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WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN

Are made strong by the USE Of these Bitters.
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.POsADALIS WILL CURE TEE VERY WORST
CASES OF CHRONIC RHEUMATISM.
PORTSMOUTH, Va, February IS, 1861
Captain J. II. Baker:
DEAH s1R-This is to certify that I. hAve been
afiicted with Rheumatism for the last five or six
yeurs many times unable to move. tried all meO-
cines recommended to me for the disease, without
receiving any benefit Having heard "Rosadalis"
hiehly spoken OF. / procured bottle, and finding
some relief, continued it until am happy to Bay
that arn completely well Il
not only consider 9eSAosadiass: a;i 81, sovereign g
venti7e, md cheerrully recommend it to the
'.afil' cted." ~
Yonrs. yerv truly,-':- JAMES WEBB.
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FROM G. ". sloUNT, ESQ.,, ATTORNEY At Law, WILSON,
NC.
1baye heel, cured CT Chronic Inflammation Of the
Ear and part; Ueafness Of ten years standing. by
1osadGEs. GEO. W. BLOUNT.
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WASTING AWAY,

Without any special complaint. except q gradual
declination of bodily strength and nervous energy,
will find In the BITTERS FOUNTAIN OF 1rAL-
ITY AND vIGOR, AS RETIRE. HING AND FXHuL
RATING AS POOL IN THE DESERT TO THE
SAND.SCORCHED AND PAINTING TRAVELLERS
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Rosa6aIis.
r os . i
THE. GREAT
AMERICAN HEALTH RESTORER!
TIE BEST BLOOD PURIFIER IN TIE WORLD.
DIR. LAWRENoB's
POUND EXTRACT
* o A ID A s.
A saie and Certain Cure tand the only one yet dis
overed) for
SCRoFULA IN ITS VARIOUS FORMS,
suoH AS
liberation ofthe Glands, Joints, Bones, Kid.
Deye and Uterus, Chronic Rhauns
t1sm, Eruptions OF the Skin,
Chronic Sore Eyes,
SYPHILIS =,
IN ALL ITS VARIOUS FORMS.
DISEASES. OF WOMEN,
Loss. OF Appetite, SICK Headache Liver Complaint
Pain in the Back, Imprudence in Life, Gravel,
GENERAL Ill EEALTH,
and all diseases Of :e
BLOOD, LIVER, KIDNEYS AND BLADDER.
1t thoroug ghly eradicates every hind Of humor and
bad tant and restores the entire system to healthy
condition.
IT Is PERFECTLY HARMLESS, never producing
the slightest injury.
THE hOsAD ALIA
is not secret medicine The articles from which it
is made are published around each bottle, and it Is
used and recommended by the Medical Faculty.
wherever 1t has been introduced, as POs1TIVEand
RELIABLE Medicine for diseases Of the BLOOD,
LIVER and KIDNEYS.
aSUsed and endorsed by the leading Physicians
everywhere it is known.
The following, among many hundreds Of our best
citizens, testify to its wondrous efficacy:
CERTIFICATES FROM: PHYSICIANS.
BALTIMORE, Nd, March 4th, 1868.
believe DR.. Lawrence's 'RoSADALIS" to be the
BRsT ALTERATvE N USE, and, therefore, cheerfully
recommend IT ae such.
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CHRONIC LIVER COMPLAINT CURED.
This is to certify that was cured Of Chronic Liver
Complaint by Dr. Lawrences Rosadalis, af.cr having
been confined to my bed and ho se Tor long time,
and trying various medicines without oeneht.
know of several others in This county cured
tbro,or the use of Rosadsis and 1t be found IN
nearly every house IL my neighborhood, and they
~ Pi"''' -'T'' THOMAS THORN.
Greere County, August "a, 1853.
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aFUsed and endorsed by the leading Physicians
everywhere it Is known.
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hereby certify that ! am personally acquainted
With the above named physiclars, and they are all
gentlemen Of respectsbity and standing il this COM
murity. !; Sl;! =; DAVIS y
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Is composed of the pure juices Tor, as they are me-
dcinaliy termed, Extracts) Of Roots, Herbs and
Barks, making q preparation highly concentrated
and entirely tree from alcoholic admixture Of any
kind. They will be found
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KNOX & GILL,
TTON FAC TOR s

GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 1@ sMIIH'S WHARF, BALTIMORE.
Conagnments Of COTTON. RICE, &C., respect.
fully solicited, and liberal advances made thereon.
Orders for CORN and BACON promptly executed
with care and attention.
April T lomos.
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The following, among many hundreds Of our best
citizens, testify to its wondrous efficacy:
CERTIFICATES FROM PHYSICIANS.
BALTIMORE, Nd, March 4th, 1868.
believe Dr. Jawrence's 'ROSADALI5'' to be the
recommend IT as such.
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The support Of this very important institu-
lion is matter Of great consideration. The
agreement between the City Council and the
Trustees onShe surrender and transfer OF the
nroperty OF the latter to the former, makes it
Obligatory, and the city, in good faith. is
bound to maintain it.
- By reference TO the journals Of Council, it
win be seen that the matter Of supporting this
institntion any longer was freely discussed,
aadi Wss not until ! had decided in favor Of
fhe College that the appropriation was made.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1868-02-26
MEMORIAL.

At q meeting of the st. Demands Temper
snce and Benevolent Society, of Wstsrtown,
held on the Esd inst, a committee of three was
appointed to ado pit suitable resolutions regard
ing the death of one of our esteemed members,
john HOVE. Tbs following preamble and re-
solutions were adopted
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Almighty God to
remove from this life, JOHN HoYEj therefore,
Resolusd, That we the members of st. Bern
ards Temp erarce and Benevolent Soeity, of
Waterfowl deeply deplore the loss of " no
has endeared himself TO US we'll as to all W no
had the fapriness OF his DC quaintance.
RssoIusd, That we sympath ize with his parer Is
and family in their sad bereavement.
hss0ictd. That the foregoing preamble and
resolutions be published iE the Watertown pa
pers and copy be presented TO the family OF
the deceased.
JOHN B. HURTUBISE, Chairman.
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THE Concert on Monday evening of

Tue Concert on Monday evening Of
all seemed highly pleased with tia entertsln-
ment. TIE opening chorus entitled "Schiller's
Bell waa finely rendered all the voices appear
ing in perfect harmony. 1t would be imposi-
bic for Us in words to express our admiration
for the performance of Prot Weinberg on the
violin. Nothing that re have ever heard has
ever equailed his playing, and he deserves
being placed side by side with the great players
of this or any age. Had we tbs room we
would like to pssticularize the singing OF Miss
Buster6eld, Mrs. &. WiggenhoIn, Mrs. Jusser
hessrs Gasbler, Rehr, Fisher and others, but
as oar space forbids it, suffice it to say that all
did eKcelleutly.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1868-02-26

5eHNsoN's CREEK ITEMS. - The
school house at Joknsea's Creek was burned
down oa Sunday morning. CT last week. The
Ere was caused from ashes which was left in a
small pine bcx by some children who had been
cleaning the school house the day previous.
The building will be replaced by botier one
the coming season.
Messrg. Carroll L Brown are making the
necessary arrangements for starting brick
yard Oh a large scale this spring. The clay
IN the vicinity is said to be equal to any in the
s. ate for the manufacture of brick, and we
have no doubt it willprove paying enterprise
4 Lodge Of Good Tempars, numbering
about so members, has recently been estab-
lished in the place. which shows that the inhab-
itsnts are alive to the cause of temperance. The
worthy project was initiated by Geo. w. Bum
gay, Esq, the eminent temperance lecturer OF
New York, and Geo. G.. Smith, the district
deputy Of this county. We have the authority
for saying that the society would be glad to
see their Good Templar friends of this place at
some of their meetings. The Lodge meets cv-
cry Wednesday evening, in the hall over Mo-
shier Co.'S store, which is suitably fitted up
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1868-02-26
JOHN B. HURTUB1sE, Chairman.
coz! THAT WILL BE JOYFUL "

COZ THAT WILL BE JOYFUL p
When men aud women throw "Physic to the
dogs" and when q trife out of order, or to
prevent getting out of order, take Plantation
Bitters. Are you Dyspeptlc. Nervous, 5au,,
diced, Typed, Low Spirited 81,
you ''eA Sn" Jon know what ais you. We
lave veen, and was recommended to try the
Plantation Bltters, which we did with great
satisfaction and entire success. Delicate Fe-
males Clergymen, Merchants, Lawyers, and
persona of Sedentary Habits are particularly
benefited by these Bi tiers. The sale ia per-
fectlY enormous.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1868-02-26

EVENING SCHoOL.--This school, es
tablished last October, for the benefit eff such
young men and boys as might wish to improve
themselves, and W hose situations as clerks and
apprentices, prevent them from attending the
day schools, thus far has proved success. Tho
attendance during the past half of IT," mr. sent
term has been sery large .,d also verv repo-
ia' al" ''.o interest manifested by nearly all
thn ;uo,,..oo, .-,uo,,oi,oa tor,,+ az
counts for the great improvement made.
The school is under the charge of Mr.. A.
Lebourveau and Mr.. ". H. Sloan, both teachers
in the Union Schools Of this city. The exer-
cises in reading, photography and Arithmetic
are conducted by Mr.. Lebourvean, and if rap
id improvement on the part of the scholars in
dictates anything, it must be acknowledged
that the gentleman is master of his profession.
Mr.. Sloan takes charge Of the exercises in
penmanship and book keeping Great inter
est is taken by the pupils in both these
branches; and as Mr.. Sloan is a protest. nal
pennan, having received instructions from one
of the authors of the Spencerian System, a
marked improvement is tbs result.
Quite number CT the more earnest and en-
ergetic of the pupils Of both the Union Schools
have taken advantage of this school to im-
prove them elves the more, and their atten-
dance has been as regular as those scholars FOR
whom the school was organized. 1t is hoped
that the attendance will be as regular, and
the depor tment of the scholar, prove as salts
factory for the coming half term as it has been
during the past hail.