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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-11-02

At this stage the inquiry was SIS, strong iIs-
especially New York. at tho same tme VIII % AsS
pool, reported &c advance, and buyers and selees
disposed 10 op haSSy 5 baiSs
Liverpool middliugs were now bou7ht at
but the wa, ss,p oq s nsbeT soua qnclu
ding private sales the business done embraced al
least 9, 800 bales. ...,o,,, ,,.,,1 =
cav in behnif of our factors to somebody: In the
language OF one of them. "the Liverpool dispatches
received during the day were surg stive OF iIaud
Somewhere. comparison shows the exteat 10
which the injury is limited upon their face but the
extent to which they-especialy the first one
affected our market will be ascertaned without d'fh-
Guilty"
when factors pay for such information at such ex-
orbitant rates, that there should be some protec-
tion and that if this thing should continue, these
dispatches are far injurious to the interest OF
subscribers than of benefit.
The following were ne sales for the dy 392 bales
at o. T2 a. eSl, Ill at 231s 90 at 23lS $50 at
$50 ut % at 22S. 1S9 at 22 81 at 22, IS at 224'
at 20c. To:al sales 2lI9 ba es.
SEA IsLANDs-Sales Of II bags at TIC.
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'THE DAILY NEWS.
Come!

Come for tSe way grows weary,
The shadows are lengthening fast,
The day Is wearing to evening,
Come tc my life at last
Pale light in the azure distance
G.eams from the gates OF the West,
Where the burden is laid down forever,
And the tired feet have rest.
have toiled through the long, long summer
have reaped in the harvest moon'
But the hands are faint and feeble,
And think they viii fail me sooo.
The time is too short for anger;
The night is too near for strli-'
We have both been sadly human
But love outlasteth life
Come. with the hopes and the warnings
The world hath never sufhced'
e!-it may be the shepherd
W,ose fold is the Love OF Christ,
Will gather US in together.
who have va. dered SO long forlorn.
But come for the day Is waning,
And am tired and worn.
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Markets by Telegraph.

EORElGN MAhh64os
LONDON, October S1-Afternoon.-Consois 94H
Bonds frmer at a.
LIVERPOOL, October S1-Noon.-cotton tends
downs sales 1900 bales including 5000 bales afte'
the close on yesterday. Corn SIS 3D.
Afternoon.-Cottou higher; uplands 11a111sd; Or
leans 11ka11,1d; uplands afoat 10Ad: sales 2O,0O(
bales. Lard 6ss. Tallow 41a43s.
HAvRE, Octoser S1.-Cotton firm.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK, October Sl-Noon.-Flour 1oa15 lower
Mess pork dull at SGT. Cotton quiet at 25K Tur
pentine 44a44K. Money easy at Z. Sterling 91
Gold 13SH.
Evening-Money tight at Z. Gold weaker al
1Ssx. Governments fraction lower; Tennessees
70; North Caroinas 67; virginias, new, 60. Cotton
---' -'",H. Flour dull and
CLOSED nrn; sales IyOU oaos ~
heavy Wheat heavy; winter Sa5 lower. Corn cioSed
moe active; mixed Western 81 11ha1 13h. Whis-
tev ouiet at 81 1oa1 15 Mess pork dull closing at
sos s5 for cash. Lard-kett'e 17Aal7S. Turpen-
tine AJAX. Rosn steady at As. Groceries quiet
and steady. Freights quiet
BALTIMORE, October Sl.-Virginia coupons oid
55H bid; new, 60 asked. North Carolina, ex-cou-
mons. e7 bid. South Carolina's &C bid. Flour more
live; fayors buyers. Wheat dull; very choice red
90 soa2 IS. Corn dull; new yellow 81. Oats 7aa72
cts Mess pork 500 5OaSo. Bacoa-saoulders 1916.
Lard zoe.
WILMINGTON, October s1.-spirits tu-penino bet
fer sales at 41c Sales of rosin. strained, at 81 6r'
Taraeclined cents; sales at 50 81. Turpentine un-
changed. Cotton hrmer; middlins 2sHc; low mid
ding 23c.
AUGUSTA, October sl.-A fair demand resulted in
sales of T3o bales cotton OF 22Ac for miadliuS NO
sales were made after the receipt OF the afternoon
LIVERPOOL dispatch correcting the unfavoraole morn
ing sdvices. Holders declined to Sell unless at
considerable advance on morning prices Receipts
625 bales.
MOBILE, October S1.-Cotton sales 1900 bales a
corrected cable report caused an active demand
closing hard; middling CSC; receipts SAT bales
NEW Orr EANs, October SI.-cotton irregular and
advanced X; middling 232<; sales 500 bales; re-
ceipts 1884 bales; exports e54s bales Sugar and
monsses-recepts light; sugar. good fair Is; yellow
centrifugal 15H. Molas, es centrifugal, 6S; choice
81 20,
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Consignces per south Carolina railroad
October 81.

7s3 bales Cotton. 81 bales Donestcs 1c3 bun,
dies Paper, 1876 bales Waste, k19 bushels Gram, "
boxes Tosacco. 7 cars Pig Iron, Is cars Lumber, 2
cars Stock. To Railroad Agent, q Bak'r 60, e
W Steff ps Co Il Klctc & Co. Il W Wi liams Co.
r Pringle. E Frrpp Il Co, G Folhn, adams ia.
MIN, Knoch, Frost Adger, w Gonrtney q .
Co. Thurston X Holmes, sloan, q Walter q
Co, Pelzer, Rodgers & Co. ] L Kanap1ux. c Mey,
W Ryan, Aluligan, Claghorn. HeIrirg CO.
Mantoue & Co, warJlaw & Carew, Rcede: d pa!is'
G Hoppock, II & Devices, Goodllc1' Vine
man & co.
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The Chnrieston Cotton Market.

OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS.
CHAnIEsroS. Saturday Evening, Oct 81, Us.
The staple was in fair demand, the inquiry being
mostly for the lower grades, which were relaoveiy
,rmer. the market closing with very limited sup
ply and good feeling for the article Sales about
COO bales, viz: at 2O IS at 21 40 at 2ls sat 2lA
at 22 Al at 22K; 16 at 22; II at ?2S; l26 at %;
LOG at 2s; At at 2SH; at 2SA; 10 a' 2S "a at "a;
81 at 24; IS prepared on the Gullett gin at % cts
and zipporah at 27c q ID. We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to good ordinary. ..21H@23
low middling .2354@23H
MiddGng. .........'ZoSSE@
Strict middling. SZ4A
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-11-02
Import this week.

The stock Ct cotton is estimated to-day at 4O7 eOa
bales against 49, 600 bales last year. thus showing
decrease OF 1000 tales. There are in stock
Only G7,1OO bales American, against 1o3l l10; 18,15U
bales Brazil, against $780, and 23G ITO bales East
Indian cotton, against 365, $40 last year.
The quantity OF cotton at sea tor Great Britain is
492 00J bales Tor 900 bales from America and 49,
900 from East Iudia against 266 600 bales last year
Tor II, 600 from America and 252 600 from East In
dial, thus exhibiting en- aggregate increase in the
quantity of cotton at for Great Britain, compared
with last yeaI, Of 226 QUO balcs.
Compared with the same date last year, the i'm
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-11-02
Commercial.
Exports.

NEW YCRK-Per steamship M1nhattanI4o 0aSs
and 1899 bales Upland Cotton, loS oaIes les waste. waste
100 tierces Rice. l03 bales Domeshcs, lSs empty
Barrels, 1873 packages Sundries- o,- ...
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. brig Alice Lea-3l5 tons
Phosphate Rock. 25.Oco feet Flooring Boards 2l
tons American Pig Iron. .,o,.,r
BALTrICRE-Per steamship Falcon.e;s oaIes op.
lind Cotton, 226 tierccs Rice, As bales Rags, 26
bales Domestics. 80 caske Clay, 10000 feet Lum-
ber. l2 hhds Iron, boles Hides, 35 packages
Sundries.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-11-02
,.ixernool cotton Market.

LIVERPOOL. Friday Evening, October 16.-coT-
roN.-IFrom the Brokers Circular l-Co ton vas IN
extensive demand on saturday and Monday, with
some advance in price, but thej market has
since become inauimate, aud closes ony par'l'iiy
above the quotations Of last Thursday In sea island
there has been q moderately active business at
steady rates, American rose about iid per pound
but scarcely maintains this advance. New York ad-
vices to the 10Th instant quote mddlinG 25ic. COST
ing to sell in Liverpool 10ssd per pound By steamer
For Brazil there has BEEN regular demand, and
prices Of last week are fully maintained Egyptian
has been in fair request, without change III quota
tions. In East India the business has been exten-
sive and the supply OF the better kinds having coz
tinued LIBERAL there has been some slight rreGulari-
ty in price but the common and medium quanlles
are scarce, and close tSd to sd per pound jearev
The latest quotations for cotton $50 arrive" are this
day American, basis of nlidliug: Mobile, October
November shipment 1Od; New Orleans, ship named,
lO2s; ba!os, shipping or shipped by steamer from
New York IL 3-l6d. On the 14th: Dhollorah, fair
new merchants, June sailing. Lied; oomrawuttec
early June sailing, 715lGd: July Sd; Scinde, June
sailing I'd per pound.
The sales of the week amount to s., 800 baes, in
Guiding 46J on speculation aud 17s20 declared for
EXPORT, leaving 57,1l0 bales to the trlde Friday,
October 16-The sales to-day amounted to 10000
bales, including 5000 on speculation and for export,
with steady prizes.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-11-02

In 1917 Inc grca; grand principle of stopping the
most cxcruc:atiug pain in an Instant. without en-
ploying such dangerous agents as Chloroform.
Opium, Morphine, Acontine, Ether, &C.. was first
made known in
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-11-02
Columbia Market.

COLUMBIA. October Sl.-CoTroN-Ther receipts OF
cotton for the past week have been the largest OF the
season, and the market has been active, with con
tirued good demand, at prices ranging nom 222iG
oai/ for middinrs The sales of the week have been
721 bales as follows 10 ut 21. at 81 SO ct 22.
10 at 2lT 81 at 22 l2S at 49, So at 2e, at 2lA rs
at 22X SO at 22. al at 23l. sc at 1885, Is at
5at 22x, at 223S 15 at 81.
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Consignccs per Northeastern Railroad
October 81.

157 bales Upland Upland and bales Cotton
2s4 bbls Naval Stores cars Phosphate, cars Lumber
Rough Rice, Ndze, &c. To W kinsman, dalilard
& Mlnott, G " Williams & Co. G Pritchett, lnsley
s. Creighton, weiters, Ravenel & Co, B Mulllgan
Mazyci & Saltus, " Ryan, Dukes & Co, sim,
mons Reeder & Davis, ] A Quackenbush, Wards~
6 Carew, Walter & Co, Strauss Tance, dfae'
ser, Lee, smith L Co, G " Clark q co. Gurney'
SON. Mowry e. Co, Johnston, Crews & Co, screven x
Nesbit, 4 81 + Early Ostendorff & Co, steni ouse
g. 20, kirkpatrick & Witte, O'Neill q SON. d
Schirmer and Order.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-11-02
EADMAY'S READY IlELIEF.

This remedy accomplished this wonderful and de
lightful desideratum IN all cases OF external and IN
ternal main. In IN instant it afforded relief the
moment it was applied to the parts OF the body
where Inflammation pain existcd-it at once re-
lievcd the patient OF the most violent and excrucia
ing panss and throbs OF pam, and impaired the de-
lightfui sensation of ease and comfort.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-11-02
LIST OF VESSELS
Up. CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS P0hi

FOREIGN
LIVERPOOL
Slip Richarl the Third, Wood, cleared. Sept 80
The Agra, Fulmore, up. ......'...'..'.''.O
The MvnueQuash, Murray, sailed. ..Oct 8
CARDIFF.
Bark jenny Lind Sherwood, sailed. ..... August -
ANTWERP
SLip Narragansett, Hamlin, sailed ..........oc' y
DREMEN.
\ G bark Gauss, Weitng, sailed. ............Oet .
MATASZAs.
British brig Osprey. Culton. 10 leave. .oct Il
DOMESTIC.
BOSTON.
Brig Cyclone, Johnson, sailed. .Oct 20
Schr " Allen Doane, up. ...oct -
NEw TeRSs
Steamship Mon,erev Ryder cleared. ........ Oct "
British slip Mosher Mosher, cleared ......Oct ~
Brig James Baker Phelan. clearci. Oct 2G
Schr Ida Burgess, Burgess, cleared. d.........Oct
SER Il Caldwell, Mccormick, up. Oct 2G
PHILADELPHIA.
Steamship Prometheus Gray, up. ............oct %
Brig krley, Bernard, Oct 2G
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-11-02
Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, October 81 1-lURPESTISE-Only
61 bos received to-day which sold at 81 Is for sot
and 81 65 for hari per $50 lbs.
SPIRITS TURPENT1NE-Is higher, and IA ools
chang hands at 41c per gallon The market IS
frmer at the cose, and 41}sc has been offered anu
refused.
Ros1N-Sae of 600 bbls at 81 60 for strained.
TAR-ls.c lower. Sales Of 80 bols at - 90, and 46
do at SO 20 per bbl.
CoTToN-uarket firmer. and prices sha1e higher.
Sales of 70 bales at 22c for good ordinary 23c Tor low
mi ding, and 231sc for middling.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-11-02
a RE- Ar K BL E Gu R Ell
SORES ON THE TONGUE. ULCERS IN TIE
THROAT, SORE GUMS. SORE -NOCTH,
SORES IN TIE NOSE, AROUND
THE EYES, Gc.,

II recently exhibited, few bottles will cure. II
chronic, or through the effects OF Mercury, Poas-
sium, corrosive Sublimate. from SIX 10 Que dozen
bottles may be required to r.ake permanent cu1e
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-11-02

THIS PREPARATION Is THE RESULT OF THE
combined skill of the physician, dentist AMI apothe-
cary and it is offered as RELIABLE SUI situte Tor
the numerous uncertain washes now in vogue. The
microscope has also been called into use, and the re-
searches Of celebrated observer have detected the
manner in which the tartar is formed, showing 1t to
be the work OF an,malculrp
substances which Ficinus found 10 dcs roy The life
of these iniusoria are contained in he Dentallina,
an thus II prevents the increase OF tartar aud con.e
to persons in advanced life. giving strength and tone
to the guns while to every ore the aroma and SEN
saton of cleanliness alter using it will be sufficient
recommendation; smokers especially Will appreciate
Its efficacy.
Numerous dcrt;sts Of the highest standing being
acquainted with the composition of the Den'allina
advocate Its use ii containing nothing corrosive OF
injurious to prevent lis uUrestraincd employment.
Prepared only b. AS. T. SHISN, Chemist Phila
dcphia.
For sale by COWIE NOISE,
Corner Meeting and I[asel streets,
October II wfn3mos Charleston. ;. L.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-11-02
MILL POND OYSTERS,

nLANGED, NURTURED AND FED BY THE
Cannonsboro Company, universally acknowl.
edged by Judges to be the finest favored OYSTERS
in tho wor,d-fat themselves and most fattening
nourshment superior to Norfolk and New York
Bivaives in delicncy. sweetness and relish.
TO he had in quantity or at retail, by the barrel,
bushcl or pek In the SHE'LL and by the gallon quart
or pint opencl, ut the WEST END OF BEE-STREEr.
October JOHN S. SCHMIDT, Agent.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-11-02
Nashville Nlarket.

NASHVILLE. October 2a-CorToN-The market
to-day closed quiet aud decline anticipated, the
transactions being made at the following quotations:
Ordinary 181sal9, good ordinary 19!aa2O low mid
ding 20sa2l. The receipts OF the day toot up 2oo
bales, with sales of $685. and shipments Of 2io ollcs
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand September l, 1865. $50
Received to-day.
Received previously .26oS-294'
Shipped to-day y......................... .2I5
Shipped previously. .2O65-234o
stoc, on hand. .663
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-11-02
A GREAT SENSATIONAL GOOD SENSA
TIONI

PAIN CURED IN .dN INSTANT!
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-11-02

The bark Mary Il Louisa, Davis, from Charleston
for Boston, waa .at Provincetown October 80.
The brig Charles W sley. Nickels, for Georgetown,
C. cleared ut Boston October IS.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-01-25
Ne. Poulterer offered the following memorial

Mr.. Poulterer offered the following memorial:
To The Honorable Senate of he United Sales
The Chamber of Commerce of San Francisco re-
specially represent: That, in their opinion. the
commercial interests of the Pacific coast will be
largely promoted by the ratification of the recip-
rocity treaty negotiated between the United States
and the Hawaiian Islands, and that public con-
sideration having reference to the future exlan-
sion and security of our national ommerc on
the Pacific Ocean demands It's ratification no less
imperatiyely.
On Mr.. Rankin's motion the Secretary was au-
ihorized to transmit the memorial b. telegraph to
Washington. The Chamber then adjourned.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-01-25

4 GORGEOUS LEGAcY.-About n year ago n
Frenchman of great wealth died in his native
country. His fortune, mostly in gold, at the time
of his death, was computed ut so, 100000. Some
years ago n brother of the deceased came over 10
the New World and married. When the war
broke out nc enrolled his name in Uncle Same big
book. and went 10 battle for Union and liberty.
and finally yielded up his life for his country's
veal. At the time of his death he was possessed
but of little of this worlds goods, 50 that his
widow-Mrs. Abigail Bell of Warren county,
Illinois-was left To toll on alone under very ad-
verse circumstances. And SO she had lived and
grappled with want till recently she received in
t~elligence of the death Of her rich brother-in-law
whereby she comes into the possession of 81 200
000-s'all in gold"-she being one of the FIVE
heirs to the 81, 600 900.
\ NEW Use FOR PAPER.-Anew process has been
discovered, by which paper can, by chemical and
mechanical influences, be rendered as hard as
hickory wood, and NAV be manufactured into n
variety of articles hitherto made of wood, tin
copper and iron. The substance produced is a
nOn-cOnductOr of heat, impervious Ia the action of
acids, and not liable TO he injured by heat or cold.
Ii can bear n heat Of 300 Fahrenheit without
injury. When the preparation is soft it is shaped
in moulds. and made into WATERFALLS, wash-basinS,
pitchers, &c. When further Improvements are
made articles formed of paper will come into
competition with crOckery and china. The White
House and the Departments in Washington have
been already supplied with sets of paper water
pals, ice-coolers and spittoOns. \ factory at
Greenpoint, l.. l., is now engaged in developing
the process, which of course Is n secret
NEW ESvELoPEs.-The introduction of the self
stealing, or black-lined stamped envelopes, by the
Department, il proving a success.
The improvement which they have effected, as far
n introduced. in the l~egibility of postal inscrip-
ton, il decided and remarkable. There ia no
instance OF obliteration of the direction of letters
by the pOstmark where correspondents have availct
themselves of the guide offered by this envelope,
for il has secured the location of the superscrip-
ton on the lower Part Of it, and left the upper
part blank for the impression of the pHst-Ofice
STAMPS. The separation of The direction
the Posrmark- and the consequent pre-crva-
sion or their lesibiiity. which the British and
Po-t-Oficcs have - long abored To
effect by orders and instructions. seems likely to
bc secured hy thu new and beautiful invention. 1
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-26
CONSUMPTION
C.s.T' BE CURED.

Dear Sir ;Having witnessed the operation OF DR..
WriGhts Tar syrup in case. Of Consumption, cheer
fully recommend Il 10 all persons so afflicted.
JESSE II. WALKER.
Fourth and Chestnut SITS, Philadclphis
Thomas winrili, Butcher. In "a ~. Market Phil
slelphia, writes
After suffering two years with Consumption and
constant hemoragcs. was induced TO try Wrsh,'s
Tar syrup. After using six bottles health returned
and am now ab TO attend to my business.
SIS Stevens, Druggists. Reading. Pa writes
Mr. j. L. kromer.-The gross oi Tar Syrup pur-
chased about three weeks ago Is nearly all sold NY
customers speak highly Of IL. Send half grcss OF Il
TO my father at Middetown. Pa and charge il
c. d. vansyckel. Druggists, Trenton, \. j., says
pr wrighl's Tar Syrup does all yon csim for 1t.
am ser. largely OF Il, and with much satisfaction
ta nv Gust ,mers.
Weights Tar svs1p Is sold by al Druggists and
Country Sinrekeepers. Price 81 per bottle one
bottle will cheek the mos. aggravated Cough.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-26
THE ENp.

WAISTS OF FEMALEs.-The minimum
waists Of adult females should be twenty
eight inches. Yet how many there are
which are not over two-thirds Of that meas
ure, while some are still less. Bya false
and cruel fashion the waist is reduced OF
expansion prevented until the chest 10 80
com pressed that a life Of illness is the con
sequence. An exchange very properly
Gays.
lis it any wonder that there are thous-
ands OF delicate others, and tens Of thous-
ands Of fec BILE children in our land, when
fashion insists upon barbarity compared
With which the fashion Of COMPRISING the
feet Of female children among the Chinese is
harmless amusement? We have seen
she back Of young lady's dress waist which
was almost an cquiaterai triangle, being
very loose at the shoulders and compressed
% tightly as possible at the belt. Yet such
girls a:e to be the mothers Of those who ma =
be our rulers, and o! such stuff we are 10
build our Republic. Friends, the reform in
this matter has to begin in every household
A sound mind in sound body, let this be
our motto, and let each OF us do our part in
| rearing our young women SO that they may
become the mothers of glorious sons and
daughters
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-26
n.aAae.. talxe Particular Notice
THE REAL vELPAu FEMALE PILLS

These P,lls. % cschrated mary years ago u P.rs:
- tsf erimina snpioyment In hs psacttee 9! NOR
ticn. ~ now offered fos sals lce ths Art dne
1mssles. They have been kept = ccmYascaye O.
ocoSity nom Tie Sncs that the originator Dr. velpee
& p6ysieisn in Pa.is, Of great we:itn, 40 ssss.
sssessi ~, N shsy should b. employed for ahiaw
IL 0scfcomiaR Female Distractions. FalinR Of ne
womb. whites, Orsen sickness, Suppression. kessn
tsnn. or immoderate Flow Of the 4onthly Ds-
eharess. Nervous and Spinal Affections. Pain: ~ me
Racs ard Ilmbs Fatigue slight exeitiOn, falpsta-
tor ~ ~ Heart. Hyetercs, etc, and VIII effect
enre when an other ueans have failed and. a.
tSonsh : powerful remedy, do not contain eaiorei
snfimocv. or anything hurtful TO the constitution.
10 asised ledes and young girl wn0 nase nrs s
i hesn rem afed they arc peculiarly suited. Iney
Vin. IN ( ehorf time. bring on the montniv penoc
| T.,T1or Esrrisd Ladies should never take snt %
vhen there 10 any reason 70 believe themseivca 49,
r.rs snr they viii ~ sure 70 produce miscarriage
Ladies can p-ocnre boz. sealed nom the sye: o
n. cnsuuv By enclosing one dollar. and sx postage
| 1swcs 10 n. ". MACOMBER, General Agent fo'
~ United stases and Csnadas. at Albany, n. T.
r. any authorized Agent. -, .xn o..
HIRRISON 4 STARKS. Ag'te. IS Brady -