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Every :,ind of pain, wilc.lcs rheumatism, Neu.
ralgiu Ioothachc Pains in the Chest, Side, Lungs.
Stomach Bowels, Kidneys, spine. Legs. Arms, Feet,
one application sufficient TO kill and exterc mate
the pain.
Taken internally, twenty drops to a ieaspoonful
would cure, aud will cure, hsiatic Cholera, Fever
ard Aguc Chiils and Fever. Bilious Colic, Inlam.
nation of the Bowels, Cramps, Spasms, DiarrhGa,
Dysentery and every pun that NAV exist in the in.
Side of man. woman or child: this was RADWAY'S
READY RELIEF Of 1877. aud 1t is EADWAf'S RE
LIEF greatly improved. III 1868.
We thcn started it in lis mission of relieving the
inirm, paln-strickcn. sick, distressed and crippled
Of ali nations throughout the world, and to-day
it is used, natronizcd and rcvered as household
necessity, ID the palaces OF Sutans Emperors,
Kamos Kings, High Priests, Mobiles, as well as in
the cottages of the laborng classes Of every nation
III the face Cf the earth.
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~PUTS."
How Stock Gambling is Conducted In
Wall-street.

from the New York Mercantile JourRai'l
What are "Puts?" asked greenhorn OF
man in Wall-street. Well, replied the latter,
IF + give YOU a certain sum, say ten dollars, on
condition that you allow me at any time
please. within a certain period, say tnree
months from to-day, to give you coWnldlng,
have bought and you nave SOLO wh1s Wban h von
get the hiding you would be the man put upon'
and would be the putter ,
Seriously, asked our friend the greenhorn,
what is meant by selling puts OF gold, or puts
OF stoek? ,o;.
Gold is selling to-day, August /, at $50; think
It will 90 much lower; you think quite other
wise: I saw I will give you $500 if you will al
low me to put $4,000 Of gold on you at any
time within the next six months at lSo. II
you accept nay offer pay the $500 cash down;
and you stand to be ''put on" alias "shot al, /"
during the next six months, II gold Gocs
down to 120 I buy $4,000, which car make
Won take from me at 1SO within the specified
tine. and, if do so, 7 make $500 by the ope-
ration: but may buy at 120 ia three months;
30 have plenty Of time to look about me,
and the market gees up again to lSo before
;ahe expiration Of the six months, sell at that
firure and make $500 Ret by the operation.
Then, of course, I take NJ more neuce St you
You have got your $500 ana no goio pu' up0n
In that case, said the greenhorn, have the the
best Of tho bargain. have mace tne sooo
without any risk, while, if gold hao net gone
baloW 81 so you would have lost the S5Oo.
: Rut suppose, said the knowing one, that
vhan You saw geld going down with a rua,
Won had sold $2O, 900 at 81 25, to protect your,
SELF against the right had to put it on you at
S1 so. where wsuld you have been when the
gold had risen to 81 so, and you found yourself
beEnd to deliver sac, 900 at 81 Is, which you
had "sold short in consequence OF having
sold me that ssput p Any way, you see l
.could only have lost $500, but You could not
have told what your loss might have been.
Snnnoea again, said our Wall-street man,
4L.t / buy from you te.day (August p9t Of
Er;ss at 68. which think much beyond their
xains 1iyipe YOU 5000 for allowing me to put
sns tbonsand shares OF said stock upon you ut
e within three months. wait until 1t goes
AZ, Sovn T,t to IS. sSd then buy the one thousand
shares which I can make yeu take trom me at
*. then Il the market does not rally before the
expiration Of three months, I put it on you as
ne. contract, and make $50, 900 by the opera
ton. less the 5000 paid for the put, making
the ines gain to me, and loss to you, SIoUW' Us
The result of such gambling transaetion.
IF you want to understand the matter e1pe-
rimentalIy, 20 and ask my friend Freecom, the
broker, to sell ga put" for you; thon you Will
find out all about it from actual experience;
II, however, you will be guided by me, Will
give you the Same advice which Punch gave to
the man that was going TO DO marrled-DoNT'
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CONGESTION OF THE LUNGS CURED IN
THIRTY N1INUTESl
important to Know how to Use Grad
ways Ready Iclief'' in Acute
and Dangerous Attacks!
MY OWN CASE.

On Saturday night, the 10Th, was violently seized
with Congestion Of the Lungs. For few days pre-.
vious I felt dull pain over my lett lung, with
occasional coughs, but being actively engaged, paid
no attention to it. When seized, the pam was so
piercing cutting and cIcrlcatng, that every breath
Drawn was like red hot knife cutting my lung. Be-
ing absent from home, sent out for three bottles OF
RAILWAYS RELIEF, applied the entire lot to my
lunga back shoulders. &C., and III few moments
got up counter-iritation. Respirations were easy,
and, as the skin became redeemed, all pain ceased.
in half al hour was free from pain. MI all signs
OF Congestion, Inll .mmation, &C., gon'. This is an
important cure. 1t is well that c cry one should
know how to Use this remedy in rcre attacks. The
same rule holds good in cases OF Inflammation Of
the Loins Bowels, Kidney, and Stomach. Apply
the RELIEF freely; soak &C skin with it. 1t will
instantly secure the wiEGrawal OF the inflammation
to the surface. and crsons now suffering may, III
THIRTY MINUTES, be ;ree from pam.
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Markets by Telegraph.
FOREIGN MARKETS.

FOREIGN MARKETS.
LoSpoS. December -Noea.-Consols e2M.
Bonds firm It 743S.
Jrvxrpoc1. December o-Nosn.-Cetton active.
Sales estimated at 15,o 600 balos Bombay shipments
to a5th instant since las. report 10000. Bod West
ern wheat 9s 1oda1Os. lid. Others unchanged.
Afternocr.-Coiton hrra. Uplands 1oAd. Or
,sa,s I'D. Brcadstufs unchanged. Lard Cos. Tur-
pentine 27s. Common rosin 5s. cd. Iahew Abs. ID.
Yarns and fabrics armcr.
HxynE, December 29.-Cotton buoyant; on tho
spot If o4c; aaoat II 2Sc.
FRANKFORT, December 29.-Bends dull ct 1873
-a7sX.
DcurSTIC MARKETS.
Erv yopx. Dcccn5er a9-Noon.-M Money rery
aetiva. Sterling OK Gold, 3i3l. cas-, 1o7S. Col
ton frmer at 25Ila25l.c.
Eyening.-Cotton 20 better; sales 1000 bales OF
25Ic. Flour Gull and h~avy-stase and western
superfne IS sOa5 90; Southern dull; common 70 iar
oStra STAT Go. Wheat dull, fayors buyers--whte
Michigan Sc 20. Corn heayy-rev white Southern
slsl a; yellow 81 o3al 0S. Pork hrner, S2Iaa7&
Lard I71<sITH. whiskey lover-ToSern Ss. Gro
carries steady. Turpcntinc 45:451!. Ee'n Steady
Frg:ghs nrmor-on cotton 5-lsa7s. Money strn'
gent but rather easier ct tas close. .rns drll ct
eka91k. Gold GisA!-sa*. Gevern;aeats closed frr,
at decline. Gi1ty-two's 1l01sa11o5s. State bends
dull ard ,o;rer. Tenrec7eo's CO. Vi-Sn1a's 81.
BAL-1.IcRz, Decembct 2o.-Cotton dr.:,er, 25Hc
Flour dull; buyer demand reduction. Wheat
nominal Corn firm. Oats dull. Pork quiet at S23.
Bacon quiet
CNcrSxAT1, December 2s.-Tlour unchansee.
Cora dull, COAST. Whskey, 81. Iess pork, city, %.
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Gfhfial.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

for the County OF BedyoTt:
VTTHEREAs, MR.. GEORGE A. BENNETT, WHO,
w OF the General Election held in April, 1853, was
chosen member Of the House OF REPRESENTATIVES
for the election District of Beaufort County, to serve
for two years. has since said election resigned; and
whereas, the Constitution of the State ofSouth Caro-
lima directs that in such case writ OF Elecuon
shall be issued the Speaker Of the House OF Rep
thus occasioned, for the remainder OF the term for
which the member resigned was elected TO serve
Now, therefore, you and each OF you are hereby
required after due advertisement and with strict re-
card TO all the provisions of the Constitution and
avs of the said State, touching your duty in such
case TO hold an election for Member of the House
of Representatives for the Election District aforesaid
to serve for the remainder OF the term 1or Whic4 ne
said GEORGE A. BENNETT was elected inc Foils
to be opened at the various places Of ElectGn IN the
said District on Monday, the fourth day Of January,
1862 by the various sets of Managers for those
places respectively; said Managers to count The
votes publicly Immediately after the final closing OF
the polls at the Precincts where the votes have been
taken make out a certificate of the result to be
signed by the Managers, or majority OF them, and
taken to the Court House OF Beaufort County, or
place now fixed by law for counting the votes on
Wednesday, the sixth day OF january, lSG9, by one
or moro oil said Managers and the Managers, or
minority of theul who may assemble. shall proceed
to examine the aforesaid statement and declare the
result Of the Election.
This Writ, together with your return Of the Elcc-
ton to be held under it, have before the House OF
Representatives ut its next meeting after the Election
Witness the Honorable FRANKLIN j. MOSES, Jr.,
Esquire Speaker of the House OF Represen-
tativcs. at Columbia, this twelfth day of Decem-
Der, in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and sixty-eight.
FRANKLIN j. MOSES, JR.,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
A. o. JONES' Clerk CT tho House OF Representa-
tves.
December IA 20
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bacon, shoulders, 10; clear sides, IT. Lard held at

Bacon shoulders, 10; clear Sides IT. Lard held at
11Xa1s.
WILMINGTON December. .2o.-spirits turpentine
steady at 42a42H. Resin steady No. 81 soal Ss1s'
Turpentins Hr.a; light receipts; prices unchanged.
Tar firm; prices unchanged. Cotton Arm; niddling
uplands 2sHc Weather very mild and debilitatng'
AUGUSTA, December 29.-Cotton juliet but prices
rmer sales $40 bales receipts 2s7 bales; middling'
23ha2SA.
SAVANNAH, December 29.-Cotton opened with
good demand, and became active and closed firm;
sales 1900 bales; idalings 24; receipts 277S bales
exports s6j2
MOBILE, December 2s.-Cotton. 2Sala2s; demand
general aad active; opened at inside and closed at
outside figures. sales 27oO bales. Receipts, 2424
bales. Exports, 422T bales.
New ORLEANS, December 2s.-Cotton active and
Ac higher, middiDg 2s2la24; sales 10o2o; receipts
1865; exports 4,7o7. Gold S5; sterling a.; semmor-
sial 45,sa4s4; sight exchange on New York &c dis
count. Sugar and molasses active and unchanged
receipts all sold.
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Murray, Ferris S Co.'s Naval Stores and
Rice Circular.

NETWORK, December &c, 1sGs.-sp1h1Ts IURPEN'
11NE-Business during the week past has been
without animation, and the transactions quite
small. Yet continued light receipts and frmness Of
holders have had tendency to countcract effect
of our large stock. Notwithstanding which, how
ever the market closes easy at 45c for mercbantablN
lots being decline of &c on last weeks quotations..
The sales amount to $50 bbs at 45l451ac merchant
able; ACC shipping and 46sa47 Tor New ork bbls Re-
ceps 900 bbis Exports 127 bbls. Accounts from
English markets continue unfavorable, and the
cable reports Liverpool 26s Cd
RosN-Ihe business runs chiefly on the lowar
grades partly for export. but mainly speculation;
but as offerings meagre We are able to report but
light business viz: 1000 bbls, all grades chiehy
strained common at 50 40 for strained; So 42h for
good strained s3a4 25 and s5a6 IS for pale to extra
pale. Receipts 1898 bbls; exports 5470 bols.
TAR-Con,inues very dull and in light demand.
We quote Wilmington So 25a3 371s; Newbern and
Washington, 50 50a2 rs.
PEANurs-Ale dull and almost unsaleable except
at ruinous rates, but We look for an improvement
after the holidays.
R1eE-The receipts of Carolina exceed the de-
mand. and our market ic again easier Prices range
from 8a9c for fair to prime.
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TIE DAILY NEWS.
At tho Fair.

Lord Lovel he called for his miik'wn's' s'ees'
And he rode away to the fair,
And a maiden he found, who was sore IN need'
A maiden with golden hair.
30 soon Is the lady Lord Lovel espied,
she event for him" then and there,
s1Now give of thy gold, Lord Lowell" she cr1ed'
'sThy reward be the Orphans prayer.
81 will give thee gold-not for orphans prayer
For Of that I take no heed.
But for curl of thy golden hair,
If 1t Is thine indeed
11t surely is mine, ,,'the damsel said,
SLord Ioyel, truly swear; hood.
So Il Was-but it didn't grow on her neao;
The hair-dresser placed it there.
1ord. rovel ra,e gold for that lovely curl,
Much more than he would tell, . os ,,,.r
Ana The maiden's smile showed her teeth OF pear
AS she said, "I have sold him well.
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A GREAT SENSATIONAL GOOD SENSA.
TONI
PAIN CURED IN AN INSTANT!

In 1s47 the great grand principle of stopping the
most excru :iating pain in an instant without en-
ploying such dangerous agents as Chloroform,
Opium, Morphine, Acontinc, Ether, &C.. was first
made known in
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Passengers .

Per steamship James Adger, for New YORK;
Kelly, Z Mutschler, A Ransom. Hutson' Jonn
Smith. Bishop and ehild and Brady.
Per steamship Champion, from New York-A
WEIGH and wife, Miss Welch. Miss Maconber. Mrs
A m Hastines and daughter. F " Bruggeman. Kel-
" and wife, W B Pringle. r Perry, Little, Er
1est LITTLE. A Day. Brewer, FalEenourgh,
HenIy D4vey. Kaldey, Mrs Orchard, L Klein, and
Is in the steerage.
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This remedy accomplished this wonderful and de.
lightfu desideraum in all Of external and in.
ternal pain. In an instant it afforded relief. the
moment it WAS applied to the parts OF the body
where Inflammation or pain eMsted-it at once re-
eYed the patient of tine most violent and excruciat.
ing pangs and hrobs OF pam, and impaired the de.
liShlful sensation of case and comfort.
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SAVANNAH, December 29.-Arrived-U Coast
Survey steamer Endeayor and steamship San ia
cinte, New York.
Clearsd-Brig Marine Barbados; ship ROCHESTER
Hayre; steam ship Leo, New York; ship Jno Mann,
Liverpool; yacht Eva, Florida.
Weather warm. Wind southwest.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF A FAMILY
PQYSIC,

l
Are so compos d that disease within the rance of
their action can rarely withstand or evadc them
Their penetrating properties search, and cleinsc,
and invigoratc every portion of tho human organ
is correcting is diseased action and restoring its
healthy vitalities. As consequence OF these pro-
perties the invalid who Is bowed down with pain or
physical debility is asonshed to find his health or
energy restored by remedy at once so simple and
inviting.
Not only do they cure tho everyday complaints
of everybody, but also many formidable aud danger
Gus diseases The agent below named Is pleased to
furnish gratis my Amer can A!m.nac containing
certificates of their cures and directions iot their
use in the following complaints Costiveness.
Heartburn, Headache arising from disorder OF
stomach, Nausea. Indigestion, Pain in and Morbid
InactI-n of The Bowels, Flauencr, Loss of Appc-
titc, Jaundice and other kindred complaints aris-
ing from low state OF the body or obstruction of
its functions. They are an excellent Alternative Tor
the renovation OF the blood aud the restoration of
tone and strength 10 the system debiltated by dis
case.
PREPARED BY
DR.. j. &. AVER d CO.,
Lowell, Mass.
Sold at wholesale, by DoWIE & NOISE,
Charleston, s. c.. and by Retail Druggists every
where. finw3mos DC DeceJnber 25
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GcmmsrriaI.

Exports.
BOspsN-Per schr Amos Edwards-ss casks Kioe'
% bales Cotton, 80 bslss Paper, 40 tens ron'
12,7oo bushels Rough Riee.
bale, Uplaad Cotton, 161 terees Rice, 80 bales
Demestics end IS pigs Sundries.
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Columbus Market.

coJuMRus. December During the
week the demand has been moderate Tor bl9ner
rrades-low rniddlinss to the highest The sales at
fbe warehouses have not been equal to those of tb
previous week. though the 1ecelpts nave peen iar
Greater The belief Is still strong among the Nit
ority in this section that the highest prices nave
| not vet been reached. Cotton has been crowded
into the city this week. This however, ls an lnva-
riabe custom with farmers The week preceding
Christmas Is always the heaviest as regards receipts
| at this point Considerable quantities OF oasslns
and rope are being ssld The earlier portion OF The
week was cloudy and slightly rainy. On wednesday
! the weather turned very cool. thursday m morhlng
there was little snow. Though the SKIES nave oeeh
clear the weather TOR the past TWO Gays nus peeu e
coolest of the season.
On Saturday our market was rari9bs with North
ern middlings at 22tsa23c; sales So6 bales Monday
lin moderate demand at 221sa22'c; sales 154 bales
Tue sday-rather dull. 221Ic; sales 2SS bales We'd
nesd1y-good demand at 224a221c; sales 6o1 bales.
Thursday, same condition; sales 432 bales. To day
the warehouses did not sell bale. Banks were
closed The following were the quotations Of Thurs
day Ordinary 19A2ec; good ordinary 20Iaao1c; low
middlings 211aa22c lnlddlines tNorthern) 221sa
22Ic; good middngs 23hc. Warehouse sales ter
the week 1851 bales Weeks receipts 1897 bales
aganst $500 the sponGing week OF last season
and 2531 the previous week Of this year.
WEEKLY STATEMENT.
Stock on hand September r. 1s1s6s.........::. 2so
Received previously. 26,4is-S027s
So,655
Shipped past week. ......... 2,o47
Shipped previously .l5,49S-l7,4sV
Stock on hand December r25............... 1905
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT. 1sss.-Stosk September
l. 2s0 receipts since, so 275; fetal shipments, 4so;
stock December 25, 1897
1S67,-Stock September 1853 bales; receipts since.
So, 1925; total shipments 35241; stock December %,
18,74S
The receipts are, thus far, So1 bales short OF
those to same tina last season.
Wilmington Market.
WILMINGTON, December 29.-The receipts of
<,,,..kxr-,ro a-.. ,l-~-- iic1-A1----AA----
and owing to the Christmas holidays, but few trans
actions have taken place. We quote sales as fol-
lows: ,l,
to-day "a do at IS 90 for ssft and 50 90 for hard
p $50 lbs.
g gallon. ,oor LII.
at 81 70 for strained, and 81 SO for strained and
No2.
TAp-SO bbls changed hands at 50 q bhl.
CorroN-Small sales at 23c for low middling.
TMBER-Three RATS sold at 50, ss 25a8 50 q NJ for
fair mill.
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Marinf Mfws.
Port of Charleston. December
Arrived Yesterday.

Steamship Champion, Lockwood, NeT 1ork-left
Saturday NJ. Mdze. To Jarc.5 Adger Co.
E Adger & Co, Anderson. Major Z Alden.
Bros. Brookbanlts, F. Benedict Bissell 4 Co,
Boyd l. OMara, " II Bird Co, II NJ Butler, Crane,
Boylston i Co. W Co.win 4 co. Cohen. Hanckei q
Co, Chisolm Bros CaEeron, Barley q 20, Campoen,
Knox Co, 0I Cater. Cartmill, Han besoa Co. Jno
Commins C!ashorn, Herring Co, Chaplin co,
pewing, Burkett { Co. Dowie Noise. Miles Drake,
Daly, John Dukes, B Feldmann Co, DE Flom-
ing L Co, Furohgott Bros, forsyth' McSomo TO-
man & CO, Hurkamp & Co. Henry Hunt,
Hastie, Calhoun & Co, John Harris, Hanman. JET
fords Co, Kreite Chapman, L Klein 1insm1n
Wickenberg Co, Laurey Alexander. Lamb, A
LANCER, Litschgi, a Loper, Luhrs. McEl-
hose, Mofstt & wharton, Vim Marscher. Mantoue
Co, Muller, Ninih b Co. g Milnor l. Go. McLoy &
J Pringle, W B Pringle, Vim Roach, Rells, n
fIsaneker, N Robson. Schreder, schneD,
S~'thern Express Co, Shepherd, W STEELE, F
ssh1eae.. J stether, " Semken Co, stefens
Co. B Etoddnrd i Co, Tobias Sons, Togni,
J Taylor Co, Thomson Co. Wright, z
White. Walker. Arsns & Cogswell, Wech & Brandes,
Werner & Ducter. ) = MsWohltman, " Yates, Rail-
ed at II II, december Ss. of eapo Lookout steam.
ship Montgomery, bound North; Iad at u 80 steam
| ship San Salvador.
| Soop Greenloaf from Santee. SeO busAels Rough
| Rice. To 1huraton l. Holmes.
Sloop Foster. from SaDtec. 900 bushels Rcsgh
| Rice. To Thurstcn L HolIes.
By Drays from Vest Point Mill. Al terces Rice.
/ TO Wra Gurney.
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship James Adser, Lockgood, New YorE-Jas
scar Amos Edwards, Scmers. Boston-H Baker
| Co.
Sailed Yesterday.
| Steamship James Adgor. Lockwood, New York.
Steamer Dic.zscr Wiley, Palatka via Jacksonville
Fcrpandina and Savan:,ah.
From this Port.
Steamship Manhattan woodruff, New York, Dec 90
! Steamship sea Gull. Dutton Baltimore, Decemb Ell
| e.. The yea Gull WIS .. anchor &c hours in Hat
| tcrns Cove. during cevere gale
| Steamer Isaac Smith. -, Now York, Dec 2s
E-crnor1nda.
pcGT OF GEcRGETowN. 8, c., TO DBc'R 81
| AEE1yED.
| December 21-Schr l. Edwards, Marshall, New
| York; brig Carve, Nears, etoning'on, Conn.
| December 2S-scir; Mary sImons, -, and
Susan Wright, Mount, New York.
Ui;l:a,a Grey. s.smsn on brig Carver, ded Of
| Georgetown, S 9, Ear on tbs 2lst De .eElber. and
wa buried at Inst port ne1t day. e was native OF
| Bus Hill, Mime.
Tho sch- Carrie ITeDn. ppy, for Georgetown, O,
c,c,lsi ct New York, December Is.
:iN3o2c.Ts by Telegraph.
EEv YORK, December 20 -Anive5-3teamships
| Newbern; Alaska. AspiHwau, ;Ed Rapidan.
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Tho Charleston Cotton and Rico Market
oFFIeE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
CHAB1EsToN. Tuesdny Evening, Dec 29 '6S.}
CoTrON.-This article continues very strong,
purehasoss having to submit, in very large de-
srse, 70 the ideas Of factors, and transactions are
made with difficulty at quotations; sales about 700
bales, say II at %. ss at 22, 1s at 321i 10 at 22
IS at %, at 2sx, IS at 2s. 96at2sk. 14s at 1885,
asat 2sx, 15a at "a, 1sai241z, at PAX. We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION:
ordirary to good ordinary. .......22 @2SA
Low middnng.. ....ao1sSSNoSa
Mddling. ,......A y-
Strict mtddhng. .A.a0-
The following are the quotations Of tho two lead
ing grades by -
NEW YORK CLASSIFICATION:
Low middhng. ...........--......24 ~ g
MddHng. ...i.... .,Z41sC-
g RICE.-Prices we're SITTER with s,oady inquir-
sales about 200 tieroes Of clean Carosna, say 20
Heroes at 7, II ats, at SIG. 2s at sH,ss at y,
80 ats ZIG. and 80 do at $40 q Ii. wo quoss>~ m.
mon to DIR at 71@s1; good sH@H; conn aSp
primo eHc.
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A REMAR ABLE CURE
Sores on the Tongue, Ulcers in the
Throat, Sore Gums. Sore Mouth,
Sores in the Nose, around
the Eyes, &C.,

Ifrecently exhibited, few bottles will cure. II
chroni:, or through the effects Of Mercury, Potas-
SUM, Corrosive Snblimate, from six to one dozen
bottles may be required to make permanent cure.
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CHRONIC INFLAMMATION.

In cases where Inflammation has existed for a
length of time in addition 10 tile RELlEt, take Six
OF RADWAY'S FILLS. Powder them. In half an
hour i'll most cases, they will operate If not, re.
peat the dose. IN one or two hours at the furthest
they will operate, and the patient soon get well In
Bilious, Typhoid, Fever and Ague this treatment is
sure to cure. Let it be tried.
JOHN RADWAY, N. D.
re- DR.. RADTAY'S REMEDIES are sold by Drug.
gists and Storekeepers everywhere. Get the New
STYLE, with India Rubber Cork.
DOWEE & E.OISE,
AGENTS,
No. 16s Meeting-street, corner Hasel.
Charleston, s. O.
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