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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-05-28
Hats Journal or Health.

SYSTEMATIC WoRK.-A great amount of
time and a corresponding amount Of profit is
lost on many farms by tho want of system
in performing tho work required. This is
more particularly the case when many things
need to be attended to and different kinds Of
work done nearly at tho same time. At no
season of the year is this more the case than
at the present. The month Of May is to q
great extont the seed.timo of the year, at
least in this latitude, and when tho farmer
secs what a variety Of crops arc. to be planted,
it is not strange that he should feel somewhat
perplexed as to what ho shall attend to first.
To all who arc in any doubt as to what course
they shall pursue, we would recommend that
tho very first evening after reading this arti.
ole they sit down, take a sheet Of paper, put
down on it the several crops tn be provided
for, or the different kinds of work to DO done,
aud then systematically arrange them 10 their
proper order, putting some one frat and the
others in regular succession, aud then do tho
work in that order. Much timo will DO lost
In any business by indecision, and by tho want
Of adhoring to some ordor or form for accom-
plishing the business. Orler is one Of the
first laws Of nature, and without it human ma.
turo cannot bring much to pass but with or.
dor, with roal systom faithfully carried out,
wonders may be ofootcd. Those who have
much land to cultivate will find that systemat.
tic planning and systematic labor will be of
moro value than an additional hand on tho
arm.-M Y. Observer.
TIE SOUTHERN RAILRoAD.-The hotels OF
incinnati are filed with tho delegates who,
,vo repaired thither from the States Of Ken.
tcky, Tennessee and South Carolina to con.
lllt with the business men of Cincinnati as to
20 plan Of building the proposed route,
md tormini Of the great Southern railway
Ihich our Cincinnati contemporaries say is
Universally regarded TO be a fixed fact. These
entlemen say they have mover known o pub.
Q enterprise to awaken such universal and
profound interest. The gentlemen who have
gone there to invite investigation and compare
notes with tho commercial men Of Cincinnati,
are represented as men Of wealth and p~osi.ior,
"terribly in earnest" and willing and anxious
to render o hearty cooperation in all matters
looking to the contamination Of tho grand
result. III
RICHMOND, May l5.--Considerable inter.
ost was excited to-day by q statement that
the. United States Grand Jury had. found
indictments against several ofioe-holders 70,
perjury 10 taking tho test oath after having
| aided the rebellion.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-05-28
WALHALLA, s.. C, FRIDAY, MAY %, 1869
Medical Hints.

l. If a man faints, place him fat on his
back and let him alone.
2. Ifany poison is swallowed, drink in.
stantly half a glass Of cool water, with a heap.
ing %teaspoonful each Of common salt and
ground mustard stirred into It; this vomits
as soon % it reachs tho stomach but fol. fear
some Of the poison might remain, swallow tho
whites Of one or two raw eggs or drink a cup
of strong coffee, these two being antidotes for
a greater number of poisons than any dozen
other articles known, with the advantage Of
their being always at hand; if not, a pint of
sweet oil, or lamp oil, or "drippings," or
melted butter or lard, are good substitutes,
especially if thoy vomit quickly.
3. The best thing to stop the bleeding of a
moderate cut instantly, is to cover it profuscly
with cobweb, flour and salt, half and half.
4. If the blood comes from a wound by lets
or spurts, be spry, or the man will die in a
few minutes, because an artery is severed tic
a handkerchief loosely around, near the part
between the wound and the heart; put n stick
between the handkerchief and the skin, and
twist it around until the blood ceases to flow
keep it there until tho doctor comes if in a
position where tho handkerchief cannot be
used, press the thumb on a spot near the
wound, between the wound and the heart
increase the pressure until the bleeding ceas.
es, but do not lessen tho pressure for al Instant
before the physician arrives, so as to glue up
the wound by coagulation or cooling of the
hardening blood.
5. If your clothing takes on fire slide the
hands down the dress, keeping them as close
to the body rs possible, at the same slime sink
ing to the floor by bending the knees; this
has a smothcring effect upon the flames; if
not cxtinguished or great head way gotten,
lie down on the floor and roll over and over
or better cnvelop yourself in a carpet, rug,
bcdcloth, or any garment you can get hold of,
always prcforring wooden.
6. If the body is tired, rest; if the brain
is tired sleep.
7. If the bowels are loose, lilo down in a
warm bed, remain there, and eat nothing un.
til you are well.
.. If the action Of the bowels does not oc.
our at the usual hour, eat not an atom until
they do act, at least for thirty-six hours;
meanwhile drink largely Of cold water or hot
teas, and exercise in the open air to the OK
tent of a gentle perspiration, and keep this up
until things arc righted this suggestion, if
practiced, would save myriads of lives every
year, both in tho city and country.
8. Tho three best medicines in the world
are warmth, abstinence and rcposc.
Halls Journal Of Health.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-05-28

THE CoTToN CRon-Af aotorsge firm has
furnished US with Tho following extr,ss Of d
letter from Iaurens G. H. dated May 18th,
1850 serho people Dill over thia District ahd
slio n~ioghboring District, / believe, are plough.
ing up tho cotton. Some are ropisntink with
rafhnn and sAnoa with cnrn - rs
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-05-28

LIFE TRANsrERRED.-A successful opera
ton of the tranfusion Of blood was reccntly
performed by DR.. Enrico Albancse, at tho
hospital of Palermo, Sicily. A youth, aged
seventeen, named Giuseppe Ginazzc, of Gin.
Isl, was received into the establishment on the
10th of September last, with a bad tumor on
his leg, which in the end rendered amputa.
ton necessary. Tho patient being very much
emaoiated and laboring under fever, tho OBJ
Grafton reduced him to a worse state than cv.
or, aud it became apparent that he was fast
sinking, tho pulse being imporcoptiblo, tho
eyes dull, and tho body cold. In this emor.
gency, DR.. Albanese had recourse to tho trans
fusion of blood, as tho ouly remedy that had
not been tried. Two assistants Of the hospi-
tai offered to have their veins opened for tho
purpose, and thus, at two different intervals
22O grains of blood wcrc introduced into the
patients system. Aftor tho first timo he. re.
covered the faculty Of speech, and stated that
before ho could neither 500 nor hear, but folt
as If he were flying in the air. IIo is now IN
q fair state of recovery.
SIGNS OF THE WEATmER.-If tho dow
lies plentifully on tho grass after a fair day,
it is a sign of another. If not and thor" ia
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-05-28

RronMoND, May l5.--Considereble inter,
est was excited to-day by . statement that
tho United States Grand Jury had found
indictments against several ofioe-holders Tor
perjury 10 taking tho test oath after having
aided the rebellion. d
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-05-28

4ay~ Tho "Woodstook co., Standard" says
that an elm was recently out on the old Full.
ler fartn, In Royalton, which was one hundred
and twenty feet in height. The trunk was
perfectly straight and sound, aud measured
seven Seet in diameter two feet from the
ground, three feet in diameter at sixty feet
from the ground, at which point the frat
branches started out. The tree furnished
over thirty.aix cords, running measure, Of SIX
teea.inoh wood, and employed ono man near,
" fifteen days to foil and work 1t up. An
attempt TO count the rings made its ago to DO
from svo hundred and afty TO three hundred
, 1869-10-24

Encouraging news, IN the shape Of Gold bars Of
silver !n,u the White Zine District, Is received
here :rcm time 10 time Yester.ly the Na!iora1
hank Of Commerce Of Chicago received a ship
nen', through the Bank Of California, Of eight
bars OF bullion. representing stt.sAn. from the
Trtasare HUI S.lrer Mining and Milling Company,
OF Hamilton, Neva1s, Hh!co IS nov opeEas nX iu
thar district On I'D extensive scale. The conpAuy
has IN Operation twenty slAnp mill, which CON.
ntpcesl 10 Jaue las. and since that slue IT has
shipped about ,e4N Ia h1fI.on, Of which sa3,'%s1
has teen rccelEed b. the National Bank Of Com.
Mesce IN this city.
The late.r adsicca from the White Pine country
arr highly rtAAsurne 10 all who are Interested 10
nialhH Optrs'1ons tnesr. 81i they arr hacked ty
the most sntetAntial evidences OF the e1traor1I.
naFy mineral wealth Of the district since Sep
tenl:rr year asu, upward OF lhree millions of
tiulars has been .elie7t by the vatous u1iue+ nul
the 1atis product II the ptessus time Is from six
to ttu fnrusand tnt!afs. The Enefh6fls alone has
prelnc.I tn onc year million anil half dollars.
aua the Tsca*urr Hill Company Eatncs ar nov
4iet'in2 ~ much srer "a shat celebrated lead
They have recently butt Mill IN Chicago. which
hat eH:en th'2ksd. md the parties VINO went out -
accept the nhtoes are expected 10 rctu.n II tnc
eourse O iev weess when another twenty
stamp mill viii he 1rriefrd-
StolkA Chicago btcohe q market fHr silver
hull'pn. ~ tt may u proper Interest Is UanIir-.
"a lht tAirf1 ~ oar C0p tAus.s tue t..ie furusr
!! Fircn 1n san Frsnc.et13 would be In 4 large
NtasrIe secured by this citF.
, 1869-10-24
Riyerxfdo Drive

The Roart Q! Public Works advertise this n,orc.
IFS tot proposals or tce cunstslct,on f the t.ou.-
ya:s. ra:cuitrs f.an Re1'eu strccI to the pFrseE:
c.tE limits. connecting there vita stn.lAr work
luw In pnsGresa throaxn the town NJ Cieern reach.
:ng to the beautiful tuoarh OF Riverside, seven
u,ict. the Uhoe Icing known as the Riverside
fsfkwaJ. TIE tur-gy displayed By onr e.;y nc-
taer1tes n tbs E,ea1 eEltIpr1se Is heartily en-
Ie1ste! hv :N oar ettzess, as 1t &ll acort them .
crest deA!ccrA:uT, iopE required The hcarty CO.
operation of ottr officials WITH the Trustees OF the
tHNu ot Cicero IN The construction et this mac1!n.
Cent buNleEAid lnsUres III completion as
wi, VII rejoice ia a driveway @ s''a .ecord
70 none in this country. tt co, superior to any.
pnf rssaefh cau Iausr poucshat OF its character
and beaatt hy s0r following Iesez1pt.ou kindly
tcru1snt b5 TIC ErGtacers A.d Supeslntendent.,
Aes=nA tlnlsie.,, ExuI i 60, Asvh!tee'A Of Mres.
SIDE fait: 'Tne Kserx.te PARKWAY Wilt be 15A
fett wide, tucfudl1E br71le rpe for eQue4tr.ans,
a driving road especially adapted fol, asd te-
sts!ctcd iIt the tsc OF pleasure vehicles, and TWO
aide 1oa1s Tor heaty traMc. The wheri-Sats
will he Of The lcs- character, and Of the Aue cuu-
s1ruct!on rs 1hoee In Central Faff, NewYur1. Anun-
tiApt AnAde Will be Afforded, a the roAt The cutlfc
distance Will Be sttrted and lined WITH fous rows
OF AhAIe sEeea The ent:rc work to be OF the
most approved construction Il crcry detail, under
MD surface oEaDtd, thus rendering II equally en-
lolAhle IN winter. saHtnE, or summer. We nall is
earIy compile Ion, AID our ci,lxens have cAuse 10
thank the pspu ote.s Of ihs e1c4t Riverside enter.
prize for thess PERSEVERANCE, aud ubtftng euerE{,
evidenced 81 their operations TINS far.
, 1869-10-24

ne Iollo wing ET2tn mas heen received tluce The
atore daily tables we're made up: pa CARS woeat
- carE cora: !l.-h1 ou No. do: u cars oars: &c
cars rye, and l. cars tasles. Total, a1s und BIZ
There vas = fair syeraSe Attendance on Change
To-day. and a respectable aggregate OF tsausac-
t.on* "a pTo.t1er, at higher rret1 en- grain under
ar@lera'e inquiry for anipm at, nd ! free spee-
Itatve fEGa'fy arsln: fun The anti!7pasious Of a
rebound from the recen: decline. The unra.ora
bic adF4ees ftcm New York after ls O'Clock opera
te STA: what to depress Gaosatona, bui the ual.
kets Eeetr.lJ Closed nIs1.
L ke tr-.c t. were dull and unchanged An
tai ii I'VE charters was reported TO day at 65c By
SAL, and C tr steam for WHEAT I,u14to and lsc
By sail from Milwaukee to Buffalo, free Ut eieFa.
uou-
Hehxines were less active aad shsde ea.,e..
clos:tg NJ 9l.te Sales were toanoed TO l39 o..s
IT s1.12ta. and lo' br.s a. s1.1..
PTor1sions were more act!re aud steady at rsey4-
ous avernse values, though tie Aggregate OF t7aus-
actiors IA kt,I sma there being but little old STAG
lett over. very little new products made get, aul
considerable uncertainty with regard to future
values Mess royk sold ~ follows: . bFls cid at
tal 20; 10 oris In toboug LOIS At sa201; 100 bris
oew nj $e4.10, and l,Itp ors 1t &ad.sa b-er Jaau.
NJ. Lard WAS d11l At l6t2l:e ior w1nser
steamed lois Old dEy saIted shoulders were 1om-
inai At 1+c, And green DO at lnt4 lie, with sales
OF l,p0o pcs DO on private tesns. Green hams
were ateah!s Win sales OF S,@eO pcs from olock.n
14Kc. Meas htsf q1fet, With SIZES OF 70 bsts al
f1So1. Grease WAS quief at nal3e, with ta1es oI
81 lcs yellow At 11e, and tca while At la;sc. Tu;
low noniral II 10A 6al0hc.
The PORK packing Of the past week, being The
fTst Of The ae,son. foo,s up adn hogs, agslus,
5000 TO iA1e last Jeal. Packers are acting can
ro1sly, II spell Of 1ndiAn summer may ret ps
expected.
TIE Xarfff Rrt-r gives the following as The
shipments Of provisions from Sor. !, 1855, to Ocs
II. 1859, incloetses also comparative shipments:
, 1869-10-24
II e Prnsfuee Markets.

NF tRhk.
III. ~. =: T. s.f m,td1,ns aesnds 'e ea%'<
s::: M -: c. =:
s as liz F ss
sa1s s; o"ss ssa hy' r. r v' IL 5,x H.
CON inrsi sn!l % Rsetst.. @ T. e: Gid i IL; III
ss. :. se ents -. ~ ~ g.
Fl sa ar snt ehIs .s1 r. It,. e' - 1 a
iot vtttt Mish.*.n ~ dn,i :. ais u. Il NJ.
a;s..y ~ Sae: IL ri Il i j j: %aFa-H-:
t e, :.art q; s'91 ss M t;E !so 'ni1.d nd
.;'s az Gs.tsa . b !: T.
Sr far new Scus,.trD and wtsseEn.
*: q -: c%$: r. ef ts w. ssi
te.z.5sirt: Hss.-53ass:
nm'I- sseaay: :.':s 4't o., e. at s;asa4c e. dc.
f'1 I s X % a' ct !sxse FIR K.eps
s9a S16 i1ae 'fa' aud ''''s *s'<sA
4iis e saf' e. Sc nod steady At r.
El-ttr hk2s%t. iHt.t enrs+r *uset ID irs:sot. fHe
for AZ. r1e.n. Bsr sn,rt II ga s ~ rrin-1 EnsS
- AntsseAn- steri 4uies At ltelae GA tue R~-
SAns-ste.d, .:tlehrsa.- -.kc fer e.Iash. and :sa
fssv11qs.Ef* II Ct: ( '9 !s 4 =:
81: Fra s.la e.s ts ;a:t; Eiso
ii: i s;. q c., 81. @ aaies aa " q e
s.ss 81 =: As'a izaf f. shehatEs sis lot
t.nt, 11.S.5 4 I; Nd 4, E,l.;srs y L.
f"1 kss:it srnder ~" go -. .clcr 0etrhe-, a.
bG.sff Ht ?, 'e' saa steady y ASa for unio>
~, Al1ats 1p L7t2IooI-1atet aad very HEtu t
s1e 1e1 aan REG i1so - fsrsna .cs Nheaf.
n1, Il II ~ :. ~ ,t5i 1r. na1 saa = brf
vs i ~ g nIn da4 ~ Ak4sSS Tor Wesserl Corn
SG.es St. ~ iof an+nd and seaLa1 for e.iaI
1t1eS - M9sSss.,, HSS heAJ II 3lCA
"a Ne.aH oonIaaly 4neaaasea Bc*. snes
, 1869-10-24

W. ". Hmhall, No G Washington steet,
''r*fa House Block, has Just received an immtn .e
number Of musical Instruments, which. added to
hta slIeady large stock, enables him To oner 10
dealers or !uttE,t'oa1 buyers an assortment OF
string and reed Instruments which, for extent aud
excellence, Will caa!lcagr comparison with AZ
oatne co6tt1tnt. Anoux the LIST We note the
c.iehrat+'l F.t'. LHhte + Co, piano. IN twenty
dfeFeht st{it-s the Iiatiet i Davis piano. wptcl
MS nos hecn heEorc the rutlEC tor gla1ier Of Il
c'Hfniys a1.d thleu nearly nit5 competitive p.s-
fntIn*, anss has recrEtlE hctn mnch improved or
the ln1otlncttoa NJ The aEsaue and other vauahl,.
teafures TIE Cnl0n E'1asiu, r hich Is also gruAr
tay"rlte: tht VI. ". k,tnuali p!sno. AMI reve. q!
1ih.r mas 3; hsa 'herc are about forts different
.'y!tf 4 1h, popular "Anet1can urEan,~ manu-
ia'tnrett ny tie Smiths, OF Re~tnn. MI Ktfub7lI
k.eps bone eut eossi Instruments, hut III. Stuck
tNietures such 4 ~ic d.sets!ts of style and nak..
ae to ersnle him to plcate every ts,t-,
and sEF the most widely different ideas
OF cost In addition 10 the great al
vantage o1 larcc choice. aurcha.trs may rely
s'n securing excellence combined with cheapness,
anti Mf b. eAffEatEe sales eul.,1e him to sell al
nytrt lu~ rront nn eacn instrument We co-alti-
y la'ise .l.tt TO hs establishment: IT will be
t1Qt {JEd MAT tIe mol eYt well su%ns
, 1869-10-24

o hs b, ut. u so bu; tases. II 1s laa b
BUFEAL0x
hCr1A1a. Oct A-ENIApS1E7rA-Re
~ 9Th; Wheat EfS1 bu, ep1n. - COO bu: barley. "
~ on 5hiSHenss-Mhe.x lsS :ecp has eor7. s%Qda hu
e: ests MhS9l1e 10 New YoIk. Foar, what aat
eosn nosafnan7 unshAEs<d- osts neglected. Kyo tatc
R1oyMo1s- Pesk and lard aan. nd without eaaaes
H"H~1'fs-s'sfe oEc9SsaFf*l !: ;9;Is pc15*l' s11s-
,eudss11L Oct -ankaps7rrrs-Flacr q,
ehanFed: family g kD2311 Wheat dnl1 et,slnx u
tt Nt4lH for Nrs. I and ri. Corr. 4t6e7r and d
tAiF dsmand Oau. 1R1ts- rye dfM Il % Ig5E Bsr
iey dun: No ian said II at5a. though not oSed Ia
any Grrat t1tent NJ tht1 rAte-
CorroN-pul aad ds.upins; rsililias- II. 9Se.
WmrIr:- Tnii: sles # sIls9l.i4 bu. not ..,as44
PKoTlzfpvs-Mess rozk duh L~rd. I7r. Balkmez.a
nozntnAa: No aales. RAoon natnlnA.sy uE.ehaasad; !;
theuiAcrf leHc dde4, 1s's frt<a 9nxs 1t iN3
~. New hulk shoultess *1e1eI II psc, fifteen dsy1
tn saft
kC1In ASD SDCEuN-Cothan&tI
Hoos-1n sccd 6traAEd $aaH4Wss 4cAsA
Ao.ETaN Gcas. rtss aa5ns- Excnnsc ii: 4 II
S' NEW uRLRA.a
tFw0a1xAys. Oes- 4-CoFT1s-Pfru. n:ddt!3s r.
VIE, ,s ns,ts rttetItA LED ba9ss: et7Ss1s to
EAIApa,Iy1s. -FIou., 5s,oitas u, md as.as3 Gstu
~ hi,e. 3l-1t Ox1a-Esc hrAo-$lE17k Il
.Phntis1cHk-Aas pc-k, SE5c Raeaa-RetsIlcs n
GscexHns-e1.r-yer c..daxaL uy2nAe !:
xti!~ tlaiihrsi. Ec Aa'ss<es: tTosp.ps: re<. ScfA
\ Nas.ksy-$l..9lu
hcsErARILt;cl6 Isl s,t,1srz. tSi; New Yast
nEh e3ehalee- ..ts- ! 3se11nt.
, 1869-10-24

Ehf lTt}f
rcently called at Se- 10 South Wells Street,
and examined the new Gas WorkA saw the gas
suadr, and the SANE gas burned, md must say,
With all candog that Is tae Les: tlgat ever saw.
II actually Etyes three or four Times the light Of
ordinary coal Eae. perfectly brilliant beyond cou-
certlob. l AN somewhat Of An expert tu Ras-
mailing. and propouncc both methods perfect
tuccea4- There u to ee book. ID pamphlet form,
Issued soon, settiug forth our grievances eonsesn-
fnE EaA, and how they eau be rtnehted- Every
family ii this city "a 10 have one We m1tt haFe
: chesper and better Light aad now Is the itnae.
Go aIo sec tais Light II burns evenings J.E~
, 1869-10-24

The opening Of LAneS new confectionery store,
No l2o Lake tttett, took place yesterday. The
har1sone md tasteful appearance of lie interior,
with The r1ch display Of choice and elegant sstt.
eles IL the confectionery line, Wal duJ appfe-
ctased By 4 large number Of visitors, The eIcel-
Iepce and purity Of Labes ca7amets v1p rndoQbt.
edly cause them to be general fAyor1Ies with the
puhIe. On Monday some Of the neest candies
eter brought to this city will be opered, succeed
I'll oI every novelty as soon - intIoizeed.
, 1869-10-24
Special Sho

special eale Of elegant Few furniture will occur
on next Tcest:a!, October :s, at 10 O'Clock n, NJ
C''is.s / Wirts' anction foomr No. 16s South Cark
street They viii sen at auction the entire STOCK
Of q We kkuoxh iurnl,use dealer, ~ho Il closing
Ms hgsnef*. The stock consists In part OF parIor
ana chAnetf sets. 1ounRes4 easy rna,rs, marble
.op exttnt'on tables, o1cc and noase desks, rock
nt'ia and eeddLug. dc. The farniturc ts ail Gus.
tom ma.et ana Of .hs best rnateEdA- Tue entire
t1Dck viii fc Fehf wttho1t reserve, as the owner ts
tlt,ermtnel to quit ocaiaess. Goods oo exhibition
tar ~F''O~
, 1869-10-24
Clothing.

MeuErI Wilson i Blake have opcnet. q ts1tclass
clothing store 10 the building. No. 1l4 Randolph
..rret, formerly occupied By Pat" .Se!!. These
youDs ren understand their Business, and st1end
to IT. They sel1 good clothing. cnsto.n and reAdv
made, At prices % los "a any other r.stciuas
hnu.c. Mr.. n. Leonard rres1tes. with his usual
grace and ability. over The Merchsut Txliort14
Department. and makes garments 10 1t II well Is
II The owners lad been melted and po1rel into
item. lie gives tAsm *QtA. :"
, 1869-10-24
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
Foreign MARKETS.

Foreign Markets..
TlNAEEiAIA
L}Sps,x, Ort. s1-F-v.niEr
q. ~ do A1~: h.t. e.. NV; luA,-. ~: Ktr.
.sA.
..... PARIS, Oct. u
Huaf-e quiet Ntntes. III &c
FRANKFORT, tlct Il
% ths ia, ~. Ma!t,t E.r
sfIENtH4tAt-
tIrEhp.soE~ fhef <-I1lsa n.
EHhf- %4st NlHstf WHIST. - hts<ss ~. led NLent.
: ~. -. !" sttc lt4t. lux a; cutl. -, IL.
Fork. llss. Lasu. sls.
-, :. L1rEATt>OI- Oct "a
Fvtk. f1.As. R~-t UNCHANGED.
LIVERPOOL. t1rt = Evening
C".t"n- -Aiddltns hrtardx. Id; urcsna I.4d; taIes
ls-ttG tAlt-. -
Hrr r.dtsuf. wt.ite ~hr.t 10. ID, yr,!
Nrftrrn ~ Nxf- ~. wiht~F. a:89. IL Wrst.rn IT,.
IT, Gusr-So- mixed. - 81. UatA. y 81. Fra-,
F"ft- lIa- 81 B+~i. hs L.rd- ia. chct-e s.1 g.
B.ra II. e. II.
hr1n st kt'.t
CustrI y; Hayse sulet nj L5st afoa..
, 1869-10-24
The fashion Emporiuu.

Our !sdy 1eadcs1, IN thcir sessonable snopptnF
ahoutd not iau 10 vtfis the CLOAK Emporium OF
liotchktr. rlner Co, No u state a,reet, and
iutpect the lasee 1al superb stock Vi velvet aud
cloth cloakt. raisley and wool sa4wlh witch can
rot te cIce.led in the city. They make daay I'D
ct:toEs 10 the sa:lc, and on No3d1J VIII open
attention Is invited. Ladies' teft7ng 70 make the1r
pHn garments can teltct any desired material And
have i Gltel Aol cut u 4 perfect mlspeE.
, 1869-10-24

arc Largely ured by professional men mNisterA
t.ssas1elr aha Others, whose occupations psesi Ida
ZEN from trsny Of The ordinary oeportunls-s Of
Msntg nj neJ. The prlrtet reptrts OF iheae 20.
clet'es r1hiti Eighl, Satisfactory state Of e.
sA!is, and fne't stockf are 4uoted Iu the snare
y ekes n prentoM Of from H5s9s7h per cent,
u t1e1 Eate Teen 10 41ecefaI1l ID older and slower
SoMun111R4 they opEnt most cerrEuly TO be 20
nestr Eaeft there Il 70 DGch actIvl1y N rea! es-
txE We ntcerrtAuA thAt, epen bcHczc TIC stock
book bad beeI raifi. opens lttIe ahn7t d 100000
Oh tie capital hAl Teen txle1
, 1869-10-24
California Wins,

The connlstec OF Tue Chicago Medical Soc!ety
10 xhou the subject OF California Wines wns ~
seErrd. United In The following report: "Yoar
cpDRiittee, having examined the w1res presented
ara a'so TIE crl1cacta ef their purify and general
excellence, Unau!Mccsy reporz the following: The
II Nn 81 Ia sale street. presented pefv,e thls n.
ctH. t'y their purity and general excellence. 1fe
*Mih1 fd cnr coInhfnre ard patronage, and We
tt1ts3 eeuEcnd them to the profession
, 1869-10-24
Removal.

II n. Higgins has rmoyed from No, ls1 10
No 10 C.,zk street Hts ueE store cannot I've
e1cscd IN the city, either for size o. e!esarce OF
RentrAt xprnlEtEents- II is ttotktd VITA an
nttsuAlE iAsRe assortment OF The beAuufu! and
1at;t! rrfthrnssrl pt.nos Of bis own manufacture,
70 long iatorAbIs known 70 the mu&cal public,
At l.! a.s eAtelebs Ah1 easy plan ol senIluR new
9hstfb INSTRUMENTS, ~V:h The privilege Of sale,
atr!t.nc l.. the 7ce' npou the purchase money,
h. - ncrrns'ng even his pltv1ocs !&ssc bSslncss
tUtatr3ety,
, 1869-10-24
Auction Sn1e Of Now Furniture,

AAoihsf opportunity NIL be ouertd :Ae pubic 10
plucure sdrae Of those dne chamber and pas!or
suits, AZ well aa a general assortment Of fusu,.
tuFs, bedolue, &c, oa SATURDAY next, October 3s'
VI ~ y. n. Ar. Church Las large stock Of these
go1ls on hand. IN the nnhu!she4 state, manuta;-
turei, and !s'u1ht expressly for the city tEa.tc
which ne WIZ dntsh up, and sell l: pfv1te safe to
rnsfHs y hH 10 not wish TO attend the auction
falef at actual ro+t OF the raw materials Ia this
SICK can pt found everything In the line Of house
nol.s an1t tfnet fuLatturt, AID b--dAIng OF every
cescttton. MI. FIAe deserves gsrat praise ibr
AID III perfect order fur delivers which not the
cAse WITH centE1i and regular auction salra. Here
u ~ private sale. - Mr. Cnnrcn has determined
70 e!ose out bis entire STOCK, every nrt,ce val he
s'lIs 10 the highest blduer hen put under the