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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-12-10
BUR 8eQ6tuna /!

Bur 8eahtung!
Der nter,etdnete plnIh bas pptnbbIi6e YubIifum In
aennnis u eBen, bas er ceben cine neu auswabI BON
Stiefeln, Scbuben mnb Gaiters
BON Der bauerbaftssn Nanufaur srbalten Bat Gbsnp 1T
i'm Sanos iebr berabpeesten 9reen su serfaufen
@rberen du Seeung perben, pe frnber punft!i ense-
fertis Doufnb fur pas mir felt ansen Satren seldnfs
3utrauen, bite id aud ferner I'M 9uipruh.
SEQ. Y. S6ron,
Np. 263 Glib SpbltraBe, Columbus, 8.
gua. 26. 49, 3ntt bp 10
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-12-10

Srepel aeaen einen Snbianer= Sdupt=
fina.- eine Sepelde BON Dunlap in Soma, an
Der Chicago uno Norbweitbabn beegen, laqt, oaB
am Wtor9en Ses 81. ylOo. Der Sduptne Der Omaha
Snoioner, Der 9elbe Gaud Cyellop Smofe) senannt,
ben Srt beludlt bat. 9lm Nbeno tuurbe er BON meb=
reren Strolcben, Die ibn herauben pollten, ourtb
8rannttueir, ben iie nit foti hen Guban en per-
mlidten. beldubt Sn Der Hubt eerietben tie unter
litb iebit in Streit. Bdbreno Der 9auierei uerebte
elmer Der &erle Dem id)Iofenben Snhianer Sduplina
einen @dlae auf BEN GopF, Der ibm oen eddoel
seriGmetterte. Yellou Smofe idleppte lidb nod in
bas 2oser ieiner Snoianer. no epa Nteien 0itlidb
BON ner Staot mebrere Sanoert Snoianer camprten
4m W(itmoda Mor9en aob gelou Srlote Den @eiit
auf. unteroeiien gefdob I'M Ort in Der @ade nidts.
Grit 9eitern ytatts puroen einise Snopouen arre=
tirt, aber 9eraoe Der eigentlide Wi0roer Jebt nod
fret berun, Ser SGuptling mar Elm oen gBeBen
freunoIifer Snoianer uno in Dem Yerfebr nit H.
men burdaus ebrenhaft. @ein Gtamm sdblt aeoen
1900 Grieser. Die h Dem Geridt suiolse idnel COM
eentriren. Sie Nufresuns unter ben Snoianern iit
,ebr beoeatllb 8efern puroe DelOlp Smofe be-
graben.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-12-10
Weibnahts= =@e16enfe.

F'"VV'~~I ~"'"N~
Der 1ntereihnete maht bermt benz 9ublifum Dela-
unb umesenb bic erstene @n,eis zap in ieinem
Stpre cine rebbatige @uswabl Der Ser4iepenen @rel
empfansen bat, pebe ft Defenders Su
SSeibnacbts: Sefbenfem
ei9nen, als
Spieluaaren, Notions. SGntudia6en, @oqenpaa-
rem, @tridgarn, @batpls, Roppen, Saden,
unb ens Iuspab Der serI6iebenitsn Spren beutI9er
Sc al lenDcr.
Die Saden werben ale eeaen baar, u ben niebristen
@rsin psrtau Darum ipredt bapist prr unS abereust
eu1 ieIbit.
IranS g. Sol,miler,
Hosbr 81. -tp up ; liam Delapare, Sbp.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-12-10

psg Serr Sermann Weperbols in Napo-
eon. Senrp 60, Ob,o, NOR 10 sefalll9, Die 4aentur
fir oen Beitboten an oortisen Ylabe uno hinge
geno 5u ibernebmen unb lit hermit bon uns ernldd)=
tiet. Geloer fir ben g8eitboten su erbeben, opie
Seitelunsen auf Den gSeltboten ent9esen Su neb=
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-12-10

Nuolleno ntuB es inbeen erIdeinen, bab iid unter
Den GluIleuen, Die in lfontana seibditdDe Ve=
Slebun9en nnierbalien, dnberit meni9e Gblcagoer,
oagegen oeltO mebr ct. Coulter Gaufleute befnoen.
gBenn man berIdlidigt, ooB Die @inlpobner oes
SerrttOrlums ipegen Der grDben gntfernung Wton=
tanas BON oen groben Sanbelsitdoten Der Ser. ct.
nit pelen Sinoernllien Su fGmpfen baben nno oaB
ote Serbnoung nit jenen Stdoten mebrere Monate
I'M Sobr polItdnoig unterbroGen lit, 10 muB man
uber Die in oem Serritorium iebt idOn su Sage tre=
tenoe YrOsperit1t nid)t ipenig eritnunen. Sleie
SrosperitGt ift nat uno nnh, obne lleberiiir5ung,
our1 an9erengen 6leiB uno Nrbeit errun9en wor=
BEN; he lit cine ioloe, fir beren ununterbrDhene
Sortoouer Die beiten @arantien pnrbanoen itno, 10
odB man pobl Ia9en fann, boB Wtontana uolle Mn=
lprufe aut ote prominente Stelung bot, Die es uns
ier oen Serrltorten einninint. sic befanntete uno
beoeutenolle vStabt" bes Serritoriums lit Selena,
oas etwa 1900 Wteilen tpeitlib BON Chicago lie9t
Selend bat 1000 Ginppbner, erfreut iidb ober bis
lebt nod ntft Der uWObtbaten" elmer Utunicipalre=
glerung; Selena Durbe Dor pier Sabren ee9rinoet; /;
Die Gettspfle9e in Der Staot uno llmseseno tuuroe
lan9e 3ett ourb Ni9ilona Ausidiiiie geiibt; ob=
slelh mantbe Der BON Often fommenoen Nnlieoer
9entbum IN 5elena bod 10 lider als in irgeno et:
mem anoern Srte Der gSet IS erihenen in Sele=
no orei tGgii1e Sldtter Sic v@asette" (oemotras
tn6) uno r9eralo" unb vYof" (oie beioen lebteren
rspublifond)e yldtter). Vile bre erid)enon au9
IN Der 6orm BON Wp6enausgaben. Selena bat
uHW Ynle SulisiWultH NHO SlDet uf1PDHtDe Tlru]eH,
cine fatbolhe uno cine Oetbooiltenfirdbe; beioe
&lr6enaemeinoen 5dblen sahlreid)e Miteleoer
Us beltebt auh cine bildDilite 8enlenoe in Sele=
no. bod bot bieie mod feline egene Stride, wenn9lei
lie regelmGbiee @ottesoenite bdlt. Ser Sorntag
miro nidlt 10 ftreng aebalten wie g. in Den Stdoz
ten BON Neuenglano, neil an oieiem Sage Die Berg
lsute uno Wdnenarbettsr, Die ruGbreno Der ganSen
gSo6e anseitrenst eearbeitet baben, in S6aaren
nab Selena irDmen um bort ibre GinfGufe su
mad)en; oab es babel nbt INNER gan5 viabbatb-
llt" ber9eht ldBt iid pobl benfen.
Oie meiien fir Den td9lihen gonium erforberli=
den Oinse iowie aud, aeioer iinb in oelena su ben
peroen bios 5u 50 6ents per DoGar anaenommen.
Die in Selenu betehtnben Sotels: bas st.
2ouis "a, rWallo gBulla-" uno uSnternational So=
tel, bieien Dem GeilenOen alien Comfort. Den Ell i
wipiden fam. (Sa. St5g.)
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-12-10

8erluit bes Qppetits, Sartlebisfeit, 2eberlei=
nm Sremens, ETC.. iino Die 9rantbeiten, BON welden
Srunfenboloe befallen iperhen. Benn lie ibr 8er=
langen nod 2iquor burdh vSr. Sobniton's Specific"
oerlreiben proen. 10 iuiiroen lie iid oiele Sranfbe
niht burh 1nmdBigfeit 5u3ieben.
Gnafanb -Nn Die SteI1e seq Yremiermini=
tiers Sisraelt Der abbanfe, neil Die Wablen i'll Gum
item Der Hiberalen ausiieen, lit or. @labltone BON
Der Gonsn ernannt moroen uno oerlelbe bat bereits
Elm neues Cabinet aebil0et,
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-12-10

Dur6 8. 6. g uu, 0epi
0rslel II. Wage, &nwdlte.
S}nN %
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-01-28
: sr NO .BEALTH WITHOUT TIGOR.-

- s7r NO HEALTH WITHOUT VIGOR.-
The wear and tear of life tells uponus all more or
leu. What are we but machinssf The vital prinoi-
pls is the motive power that keeps the human en-
Qine In motion; but as beams, pistons, connection
pipes condense.s and bolers wear out 90 do organs,
muacles, tissues aud all the compound parts OF that
marvellous piece Of work called Man.
The mechanism of the body requires to be repaired
and strengthened just as much as the mechanism
employed to grind corn, or spin. cotton, or weave
cloth. Steam cannot drive broken shaft, or impel
drum or wheel that is out of gear; neither can
the vital force let through parayzed limb. or an
inert organ.
ARE YOU WEARING oUTs Do you feel that
auy one of your orgsns-your stomach, Liver, boweR,
nsryous system or any other essential part Of your
organization. filters In its worka II 50, repair the
damage with the most powerful yet harmless, Of in.
ytuorants HosTETTER's STOMACH BITTERs.
Remember that debility Is the beginning of the
E,dm-tbat the climax of all weakness is q universal
PARALYSIS Of the systsm and that such paralysis is
the immediate precursor Of Death.
Don't wait for disease to commit its rayages before
Won commence the Strengthening process Keep the
whole body in vigorous condition by preventing
as far a. possible the inroads of decay Repair the
waste OF nature with natures best tonic, HOSTEL
TER's BITTERs. January ~
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January l6.
q .aleTsMRs. .WtNsL6W's SOOTHING SYRUP
4, Ubidren aetbinu crsaty fsciIitates the process

'..i@s ..i@sMRs. .WtNSLOW's SOOTHING SYRUP
for Children Tsething greatly facilitates the process
Of teething. by sofening the gums, reducing all In
fsnamstion--win allay ALL PA1H and .spaamodic &C
tion, and is SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS.
Depend upon u, mothers, 1t viii give rest to your.
selves, and RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR
INFANTS. ...-;:
We have put up and sold this article for years. and
can ssy In confidence and truth Of It what we have
never been able to say Of any other medicine-Never
a II failed In sngle instance to effect cure, when
timely used Never did we know an instance OF dis
satisfacion by my ono who used It On tho contra
~, oil are delighted with Its operation, and speak tn
tarns of oomuiendation OF its magical effects and
medical virtues.
We speak In this matter 'WHAT WE DO KNOW, "
afer years Of experience. and pledge our reputation
for ehe ful1nent Of what We here declare. In almost
eysryinstance where the infant Is suffering from
pain and exhaustion, relief viii be found In fifteen or
twenty minutes hitter the syrup is administered.
Fun directions for unng Will accompany each
Be sure and c,ll for =, - i,l. 1ga O.
"MRs. wIgsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP"
Having the fal simik Of "cusT1s & PERx1as" on
the outside wrapper. An others ara base limitations
Sold by Druwists throughout the world. Price,
only S5 centz PEI bottle.
oaaces-No. 16 Fulton-street, New York; No. 206
High Holborn, London, England; No. Al st. Paul
street, Montreal Canada
'.-- DOWIE & NOISE, Agents,
Aupust27 tuths6mo Charleston. B. O.
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THE DAILY NEWS.
Calais Sands.


A tAousaud knights have rtigned their ssssoS
To waton the line OF sand-hiils run'
Along he never silent strait
To Calais glirtellng In the SUM-
To look toward ArJreas' Golden Field
Across this widc nrtal PLAIN,
which olovs rs II the Middle age
We're gorgeous upon car aes
O that TO share this famous scene
Issw. upon the open saho,
nv Iovely presence at my side
Tbv shawl. thy look, thy srnile, tay mana
How e.ouI dte thy voice would come,
NV darling, on this lonely air
HOW sweeNy would the fresh sea breeze.
shake loose sorne lock OF soft brown nairi
But now my glance but once hath roved
DER Calais md its famous PLAIN;
To Fnpland's cliff my gaze ts turned,
Oer the blue Strait mine eyes strain.
Tbou oomestl YES. the vessels eiouo
Hsnpu dark up.r. ae roumg sec
o that yon sea biru wings Wels LILLE, aiaa;
To win one instant's glimpse OF tnee'
Unjust not spring to grasp thy hand,
To yco thy smile, to seek thine eye;
But NAV gtand far of and gaze,
And watch thee pass unconscious oy'
.,a snerl tbv looks and guess thy thoughts.
mi1ed With the idlers on the pier;
All. rnicht always rest unseen, -
90 might have thee always near. 49,
ro.mcrrow hurry through the fields
or Flanders to the storied Rhinel
Tonight those softninRed eyes shnn oioso
Beneath one roof, my queenf with NINE
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nrvxsroaAr1os OF ENGLISH PACE HORSES
A ,r;ter In ths st. Paul's Magazine says: cit
n Il a. fsos incapable Of denial that, during the
rowers 1sss T the English racer have been mani.
, $sss,v an the decline; for, to-day there is but
ons esus 1--we re- yasr @ old, aomera in training in Eng
land who can compete with three years olds aI at
weight for age over cup oonase I dS or r"o aos4 ~
three miles), and not sn yeas good oiI connsnV V
anon sSnons ;S Younger M horses over the Bacon Course
a miles, SIS yards), at Newmarket; and the tine
.3scL Of the deterioration in the stamina OF our
easce horses is not matter OF speculation, Dut
is admitted by all who sre well informed, OF
take the trouble to investigate the subject.
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The salss are $1,000 bush new Western mxeo eas o.
81 27al 81 delivered; old do at y ISsS 90 vsoW
do new Western mixed white at 81 rs; Jersey yelow
al 81 25 on the pier Southern yellow at Sl 2I s1"
colorod white Tennessee at 81 26a1 81!
rPaoy1s oss-Pork is rather higher nut oontihu00
very dull aud at the close Is somewnat ~e IA r,aoa
Inc sales are 800 bbls at $40 b8H for QUO n'eSS'
check wednesday; Sl8 S7H for e1tfa prime. = .,o
Sales of 1900 bbls at si4a19 tor plain mess, mo eis
aof 80 for extra mnss-he latter TOR smau io.s
- Tlerce beef Is moderatey acuve .. - sI0 s1r
sales of $50 tcs at $50 80 for prime mess ana s4o
Beef hams selling mob lots only salea OF 70
bbls st SS0a31 co. - ..t.noaa
Sales of 80 900 rough sides at 1Oc oso
Bacon has been tri1e more active. tSades o. ooV
bxs part to arrive, at 10Hc for ECumbeIHno cos,
117Sc for short ribs 100 bxs short r3, ior
at ii3Io, and $50 long clear, same MONTH ON prsas
' Dressed hogs ara without important change. We
ouote at sxasc for western, and 99fa9hc for city.
Lard continues tsirly active and steaoy r., M
Sales of HOO bblg and tcs at 12Xa1SHo lor SO
.1SXal8%c for city; 1Sza13Ac for fa,r 70 peav
steam and kettle, and 900 tcs for last nan feoru'
ut 1870. ,.,,,,,o hor, Brsaxl
Coffee. and prices on ali grades are well sustained
Maticabo is In fair request with sales st
gold, as to quality. Other kinds are quiet -, o,r
CorToN-The market is fully Mo nignsr o,,i.e ~
much doing. We quots: nsr f,r,.an.
Upla3ds. Florida. Mobile. andTe
Low nddling. IL ~ 1YA IL 1eI L
Midding. .17A- 10 20 oo -
Good Mldd1ing.19 g IVA IVA ,,,,t 18th a
Mo1AssEs-lhe market Is very dun, ou. VIII 80, =
comparatively small supply. prices arc S''A0' -
good to prime grocery grades. .opvi.
RIoE-The very small stock presents mus9 ~, souxr W.
ty, and we note only jobbng sales at loNai1sc to'
Carolina ~, % 1ioht
suoAae-The demand. for raw sugars is ~ 1e1s tbs
ana only to supply the immediate wsnH % .. ase az
trade and refners but prices resn very nl tr
NJ 10 6nr. ReAned are in fair request at 1879
1skc for powdered, granulated and sruahed. sru., "a
WH1zsrYLThe market is inactive and nomlnA %.
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staarnship Emily B soudsr Lebby, New York
left 91sh INST Mdxe. To & Getty. Adams Ell
press CO. Major Allison, 81 Bischof 90, Brown
liver. L M Cater Uommins, steamer Dictator, b
Dawson A Co. T Forreston. Gruber Martin, Q
Grayely, P L Guilemin, q Gerdts CO. Goudxop q
Benthner, q Klatte Co, KlincA, Wickenoei8 9 oo
W Knobloch, Kelly, " Ktnsman, tenRWicK q
Sell. LHurey & Alexander, @ Litachgt' E-Lownaes,
Marsoher Muller? Nimitz %, M MATES, a, MuI, I,
ply, n Railroad, Ustendorf co, SG,9an; y =
o'Neilt 4 Son. Paul 4 90, Jno RuszeltJ heaa
Co. Rsysnei q Barnwen. b seigtng, shaokelford q
Fraser, stol. Webb & Co, W Unerhardt, O Gotght
a WI. on Wagener, Heath Monsees, Hetcn
Brandes Werner Ducker, WALKED, Agent p
Murray Hart & 90, e A, NJ Bolger, 6tsher, beiser
& Co. q Harris, q Graver, Ch1ssen, y
Holmes Goodrich Winemann d 90. a dodWan,
Bollmann Bros, q Kellers 3 %. = Scnroder. 3
So.onons, Wright MoLoy q hce' IL conen'
and tile 3 Quartermaster. ter.u0 =, o.,
Stesu,er Emile, Davis, Georgetown S q. VI tcs
Riea c0x bags seed Rice, and 6 bales Cotton. 10
shactelford Kelly Mrs " Auston, Pr1ngle,
q stcney, Thurstun & Holmes, G w. W1hAmsi& q
Scbr Ann Deas, from West Point Mrl 6s bhla
Rice. To Adams, Frost & 90. ~ 90
Cleared Yesterday.
scbr d 3 Warner, Horton Master-wm Roach. a.
schr Shiloh. Hubbard. Cienfuesos-PP Locke
-. Cleared for this Port.
steanship ssragossa, Crower, OF New York Jan 25.
Steamship Charleston Berry, az New York Jan 70
From this Port, . q 70;
Steamship Champion, Lockwood at New York. Jan
scnr & Laura Brdgman. Hart at New York. Jan a.
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~NERYoUs DEBILITY, WITH ITS

~NERYO DEBILITY, WITH ITS
gloomy attendants, low spirits, depression, In
voluntary emissions, loss Of semen, spermatorrhsa,
loss Of power, dizzy head. loss Of memory and
threatened impotence and imbecility, fnd sove'
reiOn cnre IN HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC
SPECIFIC No. TwENTY.EIaHT. Composed Of the
most valuable mild and potent crativea they strike
at once ths root Of the matter tone up the sYatem'
arrest the discharges, and impart Vgor and energy
life and vitality, to the entire man. They have
cured thousands Of cases. Price s6 per package OF
six boxes and vial, OF 81 per single box. Sold by
druooists and sent by mail on receipt OF price.
Adarss, ErMPHREY's spEoIFIc HOMEOPATHIC
MFD1crNE COMPANY, No. $50 BROADWAY, NEW
yopv :, september1s
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@A YOUNG LADY RETURNING II

FA YOUNG LADY hEIOHN1N0 ~
her country homo, after sojourn Of few months
in II city, was hardly recognized by her friends
In place OF COARSE rustic, flushed fsce' she mad
soft ruby con plexion Of almost marble smooth
ness, and instead twcnty.three she really appeared
but eighteen. Upon inquiry as to the cause OF 30
great change, she plainly told them that she used
the CIROAosIAN BALM, m; considered 1t an In
valuable acquisition to any ladystoilet By its use
sny Lady or Gentlemen can improve their personal
appearance an hundredfold. 1t is simple In lite
combination, as Nature herself is simple. yet unsur
passed in its efficacy in drawing impurities from,
also healing, cleansing and besutfytng the shn and
complexion. BY its direct action on the outicle it
draws from 1t all its impurities, kindly healing tho
esme and leaving the surface as Nature Intended 1t
should be-clsar, soft smooth and beautiful. Price
81 sent BY Mail or Express on receipt Of an order,
by m.pvhoo obe,r,sts
No. West Fayette.street Syracuse, n. 7.
The only American Agents for the sale OF the same
,rorc,, On Tyr
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Now York Market.
-~Nx-- rsan--

Now York Market.
MONEY MARKET.
The New York Evening Post Of Saturday, Janu-
ary Is, says:
Cola has ranged from 14oXa1ssx. The lending
The loan market is easH, and The accumulation Of
eanil ia receiving large additions 20 that the rate
of tnterest is tending TO lower point and lenders
have d!ficnlty In employing al their funds at ful
rates Call loans are done as low ss Per cent, nat
are more acnvs. but choice bills are scarce
sndpiss at 6s1.
PRODUCE MARKET.
NETWORK, january 2k-FIoUB, &c.-The market
for Western and Sta Flour opened very dull put
strady. but ere the cose Of Change nsster demand
prevailed at full previous prices.
Tive sales are 1000 bhls al 80 7URS ~ tor super
Ane State; So 50ll0 25 for inferior river and city
extra; $40 0a10 rs for ettra State; $40 s0all 80 for
fancy state: SO 45aI0 So for the low grades OF Spring
western Extra; $40 5fa12 90 Tor good TO choice
Spring Wheat extras; tloa!o 7S for shpnnago onio
amber Winter Wheat extra Indiana and Michigan;
s1s SOal6 for White Wheat do do, and sl2 80al6
~ puckwheat I our a steady at s. 7eai per 100 lbs:
california fout Is vesy firm but less ecdve. saies
NJ 1sOO bags at s12 25a1S 60.
- Sonthern flour is firmly held, but is less active
Sslas Of ols at 50 s5all 80 for ordinary to good
e,tra baltimore and country; s11 eoal6 20 for extra
family Georgia and virginia ana 9I tValo oo 1or e1'
60 orc easar and less sctve. The sales are 600O0
>SS Westsrn at s5x os IN store; aS cts Moat; Ohio
adoat 81 Hassc. .,,.,.o =, h,,.,,a.,
prices are somewhat uncertain. 1ne saes a'o 'oo
bush of State at 81 7S n store. ,,s.
Corn. owing to the more liberal reeepts and Isss
t,yorable news from Europe, is lower, tnouen tne
demand 10 good. mainly for export
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-01-28
DIR. RECORDS :
Celebrated Preventive Lotion,

APPROVED AND HIGHLY hEOOmmENNAl
by tbs FRENCH MEDICAL FACULTY ~ the onl!
safe and IHfsIhble snt.dote against infection from
Special Diseases. This invalunble preparation Il
suited for either sex, and has proved, from amplt
tsve aver di,coyered. thus efecting desidsratun
long rS SOU sought for in the Medical World used 90
cording TO directions every possibility Of DANCE
may be avoided; single application VIII rsdicanJ
neutral,ze the venereal virus o1pel al impurities
from the absorbent vessels, and render contam1nt
don impossible. Be wise in time. and ct very smal
outlay, save hours OF untold bodily and mental tof
Iuents. -, -. :,
ed In tl,e Old World is offered for sale for tft
arst time In America by F. A. DUPORf &C.
only authorized Agents for the UDited States.
Price IS per bottle Large bottle, double size, 81:
I The usual discount to the trade. sens'' re
curely packed, on receip. Of price, to any addrefs
with directions and pamphlet, by addressing TO
w. r. A. DUPORT CO.,
| 3. ,s Sole Agents for DR.. Records B. L.,
Msy "a 1yr No. 70 Gold Street. New VOTE
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TEE STEAM MAN.-Many experiments have
been made .uIing the past fortnight and al
thoneh sonae accidents, such as are incident to
now % machinery, occurred. he finally works
nar,eot. lhe Old spiral springs have been re-
piaoed BY stronger ones; so that the ,, steam
is longer weak ~ sas hnreS 6e
otnmned of like q live Trojan. In the eve
@ine ~ "fs Neap York Tribune.
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Ncy,Iv; Orleans Market.

NOW OIIohhb nAHXAots
NEW ORLEANS, January "a a-coTTos-Ths sales
to-day amounted to 1000 bass: Of irregular prices
showing increased stssdineIs alter. The receipt
of the New York telegrama. We continue 70 quote
Ordinary ct ,13j<gl4Ho; Good Ordinary at 16xs
I5Ho; Low Mddling at 18ix18Ho; Mlddltng 16za
nc: and Strict MiddlinR at --a17c.
The market opened with q moderate inquiry, most
" on the part Of buyers who came forward With Of
fers of still lower rates than yesterday 3pt after the
encouraging accounts from New York. The demand
was more general, and the movement vas renewed
with fair decree Of spirit Hence the sales sum.
med up the amount noted above and In the Latter
part Of the day prices fully recovered whatever weak
ness they exhibited in the r,orning Soon after the
commencement Of buaneaI prices were accepted
which were refused yesterdiy, and among the sales
reported were MiddHng &C 16Hc, and strict Good
Ordinary to Low Middlng at 163fc. but towards the
close it was difficult to hna Midd1ng at 183c, and
The description whloh had brought 16ho could hard
ly have been had under 1910.
SIATEMKaT CO COTTON. IN.
Stock on hand September LIT, 1se7.... bales16 2Se
Arrived to-dsy... ....."..'....s'..'.. zIU!
Aryi ted previously 1904 lsf ooz'es
S7O147
Cleared to-day. Observation-Disclosures. SI9
Cle5red prevtously. o1fo-3fo ooo
stock on hand and on shipboard. os,262
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Consignees per Northeastern Railroad
January ~.

4ss bales Upland and 10 bales Sea Island Cotton.
219 bbls Naval storeS boxes Tobacco cars Ssaves'
Howard Bro. 81 D Kirkpstrick, Mowry & 90, q
DAVIS. Caldwell l. SON. W Williams Go, Adams,
Frost 90. Rsyeuel & co, Kendall & Docfery, In.
graham 3 Son, W 4 Ryan, Bischof & 90. MsneoueG g
Si.rSa b % I Iiyinrstou, Welders, Marshall,
Jr' Msrsyck Bros, F 4 Sawyer, and Railroad Agent
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oon1,1noe. ~, per South Carolina Railroad
January 90

llqs bales Cotton. 10 bales Domestcs 9Ssg s Dags
Corn. ! car Cattle, cars Wood, So: To Railroad
Agent q Rodgers CO. Mure 60. - WaHoh q 9,.S
HILL Williams Co. CamPsen 2 Co' n SSIa. 9t1d
smith 4 scp, Adams, Frost l. Co. O Martndae' =
N Robson, Mowry 90. N Caldwell SOM, 90 y
walter q Go, J Sloan, Chapin 90. heeoe9'
Courtenay Trenholm, N Tidemann oo'
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PasgenG gers.

Per steamship Emily B souder from New 90rsa sa
Nj VIM Ps,ten Miss T Blake. Burdick wood
M Tawis. Miss Phillips, and In the steerage.
f1S Par FL steamer Emile, from Georgetown, = cag
r,i,s " r Hazzard W r Congdon, D1gepett R-J
Middleton, Mrs Read, Miss Hazard, : Ealey. -
wilhAm Mrs Perciya' & Burx ma maSs sn %acS oAp'
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