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Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-08-27

We learn from the Humboldt Ma
tional that Robert McBeth has sold
his interest in the Little Giant mine
to Mr.. Fox for $4,000. We are glad
to hear of Bob's success. He has
rustled and had hard luck long
enough.
1t is in contemplation to have a
free bridge at Winnemucca and one
at Golconda. F. X. Baud, one OF the
proprietors of the French Hotel, died
about a year ago, bequeathing to
the city of Winnemucca a sum OF
money for educational purposes,
which is now being expended in
building a school house.
Sheriff Thacker has received a
letter from the Sheriff of Mohave
county, Arizona, apprising him of
the capture of Joe Lindsay. Cage
was still at large, but the officers
were on his track. Thacker started
for Arizona on the l7th with a requi-
sition to bring them back.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-08-27

THE Chinese case, involving the
rigbt of the Sheriff of Boise county
to collect foreign miners license
from Cinnamon, has been decided
by Judge Noggle in favor OF the
collection of the tax. The Judge
saws there is no U. S. District Court
in Idaho. and as the Cinnamon have
a right to sue at law and recover
money wrongfully collected there is
no remedy in equity. The case will
he appealed to the Supreme Court.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-08-27

UsaE Dan McCleery, of the Toll
House, advertises in the Chronicle
for two horses and buggy stolen
from him. The thief 3 name is
Walker.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-08-27

Persons calling for the above letters VIII
please say advertised and give tne 9a'e'
Jos. BURY, ?. N.
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J.xys NJ HAYS HB EASTMAN.
IDAHO HOTEL.

1~a Jordan ST.. silver city. L. II.
E The Proprietors of this comnodious
Hotel have recently repaired and thoroughly
renovated the same, and they will eudeayof
TO make il "A FlR>T-Ci.Ass fiVFEL
in every particular.
IL il Conveniently located, being near the
Express ufiicc and the Banking Houses. anu
the Gfiicc uf the ssaitroad Line oi
Stages is located In this Hotel
Stages for the Railroad, aud all points
of the Territory. arriving and departing daily.
The Puse~t Water for all uses, and
Rv-Comfartabie Bath Rooms are couuected
with the Hotel.
Believing that we have Superior Accom-
modatons We have no hcsifancy IN asking 2
liberal share of the public patronage
Silver City, l. T. HAYS EASTMAN,
April %. 1863. 29ufl Propnetors.
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Exports for the week ending Thursday
ST June "a. +-


. ~ !; Is1-- FOREIGN; ..-,
.NEWOASTLE, ENG--Per British bark Maria-9o1
tens South Caroline Phosphates
FOKi IN NGREAfBRlCAIN-Per British bark Ans
den-1762 bbls Spirits Turpcntine. 66s bbls
:; Rosfn. nix is
t-* ai'i L. III, DOMESTIC. Il.
BOSIoN.Per schr Anna Glover-4s7 bales Cot.
ton, A bb's Rostn, a casl:s Clay, 100 tons Met
s:...Per schr Neti1e Richar ardson-1O5 bales
Upland Cotton. S00etons Phosphates, 25 Ia
Rcsin bale Wrappers.
Bales Tpan6 6ocn sH5e s sef .aha
81 uerces Rice 80 bales Yarn. 50 packages sun.
dries, SO empty Barrels. 1864 bbls Potatoes. $40
boxes Vege ables.. Per steamship Sa agossas-
so a 8 ICoiton.. 473 bales Upland Cotton, 141
tics Rice, So bales Donestics. 1869 bbls and 40
crates Vegetables, 10 bbs Flour. box Phos-
phate Rock and Sundries. Per schr N Haw-
fins7-704 bales Upland Cottons 100 casks Kaolin
Olay. IS packages Furniture. ' r - '.- 2
PHfLADELPHIA-Per steanashlpJ W Everman- 50
uercee Rice, 6c1 pa1es Upland Cotton, 9b bbs
RosIn, 90 bales Domestics l20 empty Barrels, 3
bales Paper, $40 bbls Potatoes, 873 crates Vege-
tabies SO packages sundr1es.
BAL CIMOkF-Per steamship Sea Gpll-4s8 bales
Upland ottor, 1877 terces Rice IL bales Dornes.
tics, 8 oaiss Rags. bales Hides and sktns, 8
blee, and Sundries. J. .,'A 'fa . 'i-
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markess sby Telegraph.
u FoKRIaU MARKrrs

LONDON june Moon. Consolk9 Bonds
quiet at soX. ssngar, 9n The spot nrkdsr Common
resin 5Ss g. fpspsndpe- ass..' THIS Bank has re
duoed thefass Of intsssssss ss per cent % q
L1vEnrooI. Juns 2A-Nson.-coston shade
frmer, but pr.ces unchanged; sales 10000 bales.
Be$ba4Gg at&. fflohSdss Ba. DIN t{dNHRN
sAssslnboS !lsresdstahs S.stst. 1aN dsAdI itus
not higher. lallow As 81.
Evepins.--Cotton closed with uplands at 12xd;
Or leaps g4aeaseela'aospoas;ssF-s o wTrEr
HAvas, Juns,af rucQ opened esaier.
eYsyseyY TDonEsTzp MARKETs.- s#,as;sy.,
,aksi 9ba l.Juusl Sl..Hoon --stocss j HIM / la6A
fsverish Money active at Z, with 1-le commission.
Sterling 94. Colo. 3eN.ro Cotton stssdy at S2Ks
In'psnsi.s ~ ea r at Aas Ro.n oaszatsly ao
Even,ng. Cotton Give and shade Arner; aales
$500 balssi niddhngs 83c.h Flour state ana West
ern bal0c louers soututrD DUN and dropping Wheat
heavy and declined Sa4o. & Corn la2c lower. Pork
heavy at eSaH. Lard heavy; Whtskey nominal ss
n o. Groceries dun and unchanged, Naval s6otss
qu'et. Money easier ut 6a7s5 Sterling Armer at OK
a9X. Gold 81.
BAITIMoRE June a Cotton steady at S3c
Mess pQrk Arm Wheat &c better. Corn imprayea;
white % $50 Shoulders 1870 LardAr i. |,
cNo1NNAr1. :une ~ wniskey dull and sac Of.
Ssoulders 1AAc; sides 1Tsla1skc. Lard held ct
10 Naa9Kc. lt. rils4i s@ q 81 tyegs ,Ys sti
ST LOUIS June 2s.--whiskey 9es, PORK an
changed. Bacon duh IArd porninaL 81
LouIsvnxn. june A.--Msss psrks sss so. shou,.
dsrs iA'<c; clear sides 1885, Whiskey eAc5 3s ID
wna1nero,. Jnrs "a -~sp,fits tuspsutns quiet.
Rcsin stbadyss 81 8ca& Crude tuErsntine "a sSas.
Tar ~ 2S. Its,I1 A35f&s AtIvg4I
AUarsrA. June az COTTON squiet but Ayrner,
saieA 70 bAlssj receipts los bales; middlings soK
ssso. 49,, u !, III, &. 1.s 81, ,.a II,
sAvAsnAH. June 2A-ssecetpis3 l3a bales; exports
lse bales; rnarkss duh and very inao,ivs; hs,asEs
hrras nn.Nadnnss g 4 "a s{ssic. fs. Md n
aoas aoa.n =. .,. June catson nominal; pssAss
NEW oarasss yapes aA.rscostcsn noarstnaI; saie.
dings siKo: ,siss ids bplss;, ,ssesspts las balas
Gold s7A IN !, sstesf'na sssksSck Nav xorh ssas,t
1<sAo pFdteeisy ~ ,sheAs: prime 1sx, cssamcn ios
ne Meiaases AoAst ~ . a-s a "a
y I. .fss4 t.Nl ls,Ag sJ.fs IHu 4ss
ny .sIaz Aat..fs.xf1 I'D ,ssa ,sss
Aszaaagsybl11ax.d .y.snx s,Rt
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THE oHAHLnsros mAaKEr. lnH
ron THE werK nsDrNa JUNE d, 1883

- TOR THE WEEK ENDING JUNE ~, 1853.
Im oRofs. The weather during the week jus,
closed haa been generally hot and dry and in all
speets has been remarkably suitable to the strong
and healthy growth Of the cotton Plant and reports
from nearly all sections admit the xceent progress
OF che growing Drop of this article. The corn crop
as also looking weI in many places, bu. has not
had sufficient moisture in the lower portion Of this
State and the same cause is also threatening to dam
age the rice several OF the smaller streams where
the water has become SALT the gram in these
lions stands in need Of a.supply Of rsin.
TIE COTTON MAHKEr.-The staple for much OF
The pest week was ia fuir de nan and prices wer
rather steadily ma,ntainec pa cularly in the Eng
Ash mafkst. bpt the article at New York has been
Astwfth decinfng tendency, prices at that point,
which opened at a3M. falling of to s2h@32Ac p fb
for middngs, while the stock In ths Southern ports
has become 90 much reduced that factors for the
prsent feel strong In ther position, and will not
readily accept softer rates.
The staple at Liverpool ana New York has exhibit.
cd the following transactions and prices for the
week: On Friday, June 18th the former was frmer,
sales $4,000 ba'es. uplands 12H@12Md; the latter
was lees active. sales 1900 bales at 88X cents. On
Saturday tbe former was quiet ard unchanged sales
10000 baiess uplaaSs 1S5@l2d, zhe latter was dull
and heavy, sales QUO bales ct 33h c,s. On Monday
fhb former was aetaye3 sal6s ,1klG6 balss npaanas
19H@12xd; The latter was quiet, at 83 n CITE. On
Tuesday the fol- mer was armer1 ssleH 16Ou0 bales,
uplands 12d; the latter was heavy sales 800 bales
se8sa<c. ON Wednesday the former CLOSED easier,
sales $4,000 balea, upiands 12Mi; the latter was
dull, GO es 6v0 Bx1dA at 323S033 cts. lE. Yestat
day the former was Armer at unchanged prics,s
ealss bales; the latter stea at
Ths following VAS the supply Of cotton in sight at
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Deficiency IN visible supply ....... I34 0s2
- BSock Of O. ton held by Manchester spfnpara nj
3ne mn la. now 100OO bales; same time 1888 i2B COZ
A'ndoa MAtdifnR UDlandS, now 121ld then IL I'd.
Inc arssvals at this port for the week have beep
~ ~ sea fsian 10 ana 1880 saiss ~ 1episnds.
sssaanss mo bales Of sea islands and Floridas and
M9 haaes at uh Ands the VI sk before. Ara mo fhos
~ 90; " apas aud 2e9 bales Of upaods tor the syne
sssa lGstysaf. These supplies havs COM. ,hrouoh
aAe sDowins soaroes say OF upland. Per South Caro-
5as " rad 1854 bales; per Northeastern Rat,roaa.
hsses; OF sea isi nds 10 bags from Beaufort. y O.
IAotrsnsasttonss in tins mssket for this period have
@sen o. follows:
OATnaa. yuno no.. tbs r.,dshet waa a. lhsnchanaea.
a@aRsseA OF the article being much redu Cd and
Eices ne dy; saes no bales ordiuary 20 good oroi
tky B.h gI3doseA at 2s@2e,sss Low. snidaling so@
seSs na,sdlina SO % nj a b.
-; On aAsssday inamsy w@s lsSss ssies 7Ubcss
aszon1 tASstsreas EAls.ssass;ss EAS.ss s. 4ss
So SSAay ihegs, hps jsussbSo kts H. a.,,
40 Aaasrzsmt easss ahaales, &asn $olapSd dnrai.
-a..1s1y tatpS 4&otSS ssa $50 zksSa Eas&sA
4Sa .sli, ta.s t slS& d n n, s8
tsDn 1nesdayitnsfo waee HNA sArS1 ess,,.
6s rsfinrtt t7h;tf4ssp ~
siai 4 .DJ'3'g 31u 4% 4e-
yo2 rfI2dt AAEIi rKsI9A a. oosiY
SssfcL w ,hJJJ tIll ~ tllIs1Sat
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,5iuauflal' ans Gommsrfia!.
,.,sTMe UharlessOn Money Market.

..~Ihe UharlestOn Money Market.
/, A.nNN 50 N> THURSDAY. June "a, 1850.
The market closed more fsvorably than 70, some
xeeks past. Though the business was limited. Sc
scurihes were IN active demand. Money was easy
md loans were effected during the week on stock
collaterals at o per cent. per annum. State Bank
bills aie still appreciatng with good business de-
manS. State securities are scarce and have an I'D
ysrcing tendency. South Carolina bonds, both old
and new issue tex coupons) are rated at 76 to IT,
Bonds issued bank bills ct 49, and State stock at IA
to 75 State notes at s5. Peoples and First
National Bank stocks are quoted ct 49, South Car.
.pna Railroad stocks md bonds have improved. Sa
-vannah aud Charleston Railroad stock is held at 90
City Gas stock, ex dividend, %. t5
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OFFICIAL.

LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the Postofhce at
Charleston, for the wssA ending JUNE "a, 1859.
and printed officially In THB DAILY NEWS, rs the
newspaper having the largest circulation in the City
Of Charleston. VII p, 6nY ~ -. d.,
a8-Persons calling for Letters Advertised, should
stats that they are Advertised" o,,
NS- Ohice hours from . A, M, to P. N. On Sun
days, from to P. NJ.
I.4 STANLEY G. 1RorT. Postmaster.
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W1lnninxsora market .

WILMINGTOM June &-1S8 bbIs
received and sold at $S virgin ana 81 8b for hard
per 280 pounds
ENRrIs JuRPENTmE.7Ihe market to-day has
ruled With more hStnness, and prices are 6shade
and $3.50 Dor gallon for New York packages. III.
ROgM Market steady. Salee Of 1l7A bbls at
81 66nl 90 tor No. a. "a for extra No. 81 26 for low
No. S2 rs for No. So Is low pale and $b as Tor
extra pale. " ~ 'F '"' 80 r
, TAR.--Only so bbls sold at 90 25 per bbl B
and middllng.
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AJ- Persons deposting letters In the Postoffice
VIM please place the stamp near the upper right
hand corner Of the envelope. ana they viii also
please to remember that without the starnp agtter
cannot be- mailed but WIN be sent to the Dead letter
Office. ~ 13s7; SaGrl rs Is it.iassi.. ,ts
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OneiI, Mary
Oharrn. Mrs j
porcher, Mrs G
Payne, Mrs 1hos
Il
Parsons, Mrs f
T.
PETERSEN, Mrs
Peroineay, Georg
Anne
Pipckney, Mary
Pinckney, Mrs v
A
Porter, Mrs NJ L
Porcher, Roza
Porcheoua, Lydia
Proctor. Isabella
Rainey. Sarah
Redex, Miss FL
Red9icF, Mrs M
Reed. Miss T
Riley, Nfrs M
Richardso Mrs
L
Reckels, Miss D
rivers. Mrs nj
Rodgers, Mary
Ann
Roas, Mrs Nj
Role. Mis- T.
Sanford, Mrs M
samson, Sarah
Seabrooa, Mrs A
; canlln, Mrs
sergent, Mrs j
L
Seabrook, Miss S
Scott, Martha L
>nelllng. Nancy
Spl uiel, Susan
spencer, Mrs NJ
stevens, Mrs X
StpadS Mr9 or
sweeney, Mrs d
Smith, Mis- 3 Y
Smith, Mrs CJ
>mlth, Mrs w
Smith, Mrs + A
Toye, Mary
rennent, Laura
Upton. Mary A
Venning, Miss B
Walds, Miss Nj
Western, Anna
NJ u n ~
White. Mrs J
Whiting, Mrs r.
Z M .ta
Willis, Mrs L
Wilson, Mrs
Ihos r
Williams, Mrs @
A 4
Young; Anna II
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NoTE.-We have deducted from New Orleans
40,340 bales Upland. from Mobile $3.50 bales from
Savannah 372o bags Sea leland and 24o bues Up
'and-and from Charleston 1928 bags Sea Island and
$50 bales Upland, the quantities rcceived al those
ports from Mobile. Florida. Texas and Savannah
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:
~. steam sr Tsiapoosa. Commander Ralph Chan.
W; 01sr; Norfolk Ya--left 10Th inst. Bound to Key
y . monitoi Saugus, Commander Joseph Fyna..
Norfolk va-isf 19.h inst. Bound to Key West IN
t2y Of the steiner TaNspoosa.
Steamer Charleston. WHITE, Savannah To the
.steamer Maaon. Foster. ssptee 7oS bb,s Nava,
ssssasss. tssss sn Rss are sssssa
van Dohlen and Order. Az -a,, :,
s Cleared 5Yestertiay. =.
Steamship hip. y Eserman Snyder
2Tia'tf.W Sailed Yesterday. = i.... .,Sl
stsa,a,shsp5 Wyermap Snyder; Philadelphia.
Steamer ( Charleston. SM White. aeofgstown, SO.
81 . From this POrI.S S'a'' Z, '.'i ~
steansnship "a james Adeer lockwood. Kew York. juno
Ia'seM EleareA 1ofithas Posx: ,es Nh =.
schr q p cady, small. at New yprh, June n. d d
,;,s,sS shtpnews by re'cGraph. TIT
FAvAstNAH. June a4-Anived. schr AE valentine
fron Philadslphfa. .97sG-4s, - 4
olsared. .seamship Gen Barnes for New York.
Ill, y, !, Llsr or VESSELS Fa-
gs cL,FARED A.ND sAxzED FOR lz1s taoA1 Il
FOREIGN sI.54ta,,
Zee aanpah Liszss Ferguson cleared. May, 40
The Minnie Ropettscs, sailed 3:
S,..
iii; 4, .stl4 sf!a no NIB sI,babsII nsogs .3,or;s
sosE Is a@sl,ess ssna IR %sss
s5is Msasna.Da psss s fSas ssils5 as .:a d
Bs1e nohics, Moceeh "a leo ..ssj:.. .JnnsrS
scbr Velocity. Plnkham. saileo ..,,.... June 1B
ssss s saas sS1a aws oha; cleared = =
ectr Grace ten. Oils cleared :, ~. dune
sohr @ 2 Wilder Heather cared ynnex q
sser Rocknsham Nicserson. Cleared 3. .ySns
schr .sdy small. cleared. dune Al
I Mary SOW. s1s gsna ea.sa June a 4
Brig Joaie Dsv.ssoa. sass olsaf Cleared. .yone
sehr sh,lob Hubbarp, cleared. 90. Juno 10
SUM : f'.' s'nSa. c.ssesa II. I. .ynoe e g ~
sp a' LIST ON sF'sssiPTsxNGs
fla tho RsEttof .Ch exAsssasas sJmme AAss
1''-1' O'1na 9sa aso sss ssss s oE 0eAssss
Gi ssetst agiS" HYEAAEHHTps. s1.g j setI' M
Ohampdoh .IAt6 tcpss IAnEwop0. atsAdgar,s ssAsra.
fos Nsv yeSf lsas'a M AssseF alr
@ Wmthfup} yae 3tonss sssusrk st sAtlsntio WHARF
s0s +yerIoot losd,SE sg sl2 Esttsssen 9 sspea.
EsiSn *ands. $50 t9a9 Mosds sldsg gAs ssanesvswnsr
sog Z ~ shs RIO ds y Plata lrpsssrs
S}f9asi' as =: vBR1aSs1 gfffis II ma VA
Clifton ns,1 tons w iliaErHas Boyce d fo,s waare
fS;S ,tyssspS :!assssss 81 e ssysnsl
III 80 !oatis @ sssss. e'ss o. naz 1 s aos
whss ssss r; ssm m.ssalIs ssaa s! q sSfyR & co
r'ss ass ss,ssss:
Is''sl va ~ sss ssiss issss s non
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yrugs, Gbemifa|s, Q.tf.


EATH TO WORM $!
DUY
FLENING's WORM COME 3rIoNs,
The Best in Use.
..
They are made Of "Santonlpe," a d contain no
Injurious drug.
Read what one Of the most distinguished physi-
clans CT Richmond. Va, says about the Loze. ees :
have long used santonine the active principle of
european Wolm-Seed, as cfIectual r medy for
Worms in children. Mr.. Wa ncr L. Fleming pre-
pafes q Lozenge composed OF it., which IS a very
p'easant and palatable rm IN which to administer
1t to children. and which may be relied on a. prop
cry prepared. o. +. MANSON, M. D.
For sale BY Ssvsvs.a -
&is =. G DR. 81. BAER, Wholesale Agent,
june u No. 19l MeeGnR-sreet.
G. . . 9 ~ e ,,,--s~ :,
SUPERIOR TO TIE BEST imported CO.
LOdNE WATER, manufactured aid sold wholesale
ano reteai by DR.. d. BAER,
June 81 fe.!as No. la1 N letting street.
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Cons,xnees per south cnl DINA isa,lroad
June "a. - -
AZ bales Cotton. .iAl bales Domestics. GA bales
Waste oil bbls Naval stores, IS packages Bacon
Lard, 290 sacks Corn cars Pig Iron cars Wood
8 cars Lumber and Slaves, car stock. To railroad
Agent. Courtenay & Trenholm. f d Kracke, w
Stefens. Laurey & Alexander, O. Neil, d A ANIME
W Corwin & Co. Eieoke & schachte, Goldsmith l.
Son Cam on Barley, Gage Co, W w Smith.
Crews & %. W q Whilden d 90, Hopkins. McPt er.
con Co. G Hoppock, ana Knsman & Howell.
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s'1o Tf.2a& AAGI; . nsIa a. ooa1Y
IssaHI ~ss ,iJ.l3 sdua "a errIr,s,as3
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ers meeting bu, ers at about prevous figures; sales
ats bales, ordinary 10 good ordinary being quoted at
2SA2shc, low middling 8o9S0Ac, and middling 31o
WB. ''-'~- " "
On Wednesday the market was quiet; sales only 26
bales; quotations unaltered-
On yesterday the article was unchanged; sales 100
bales. viz: at 90; at 29 10 at 80; 2s at so; 90
at sic. We quote: @'N - ''" q
Z. "a -; LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION. " AZ, Id
Ordinary to good ordinary. ........28 @29h
Low Diddling ng....................30 80 @30K
Middling, ........................3 O.
By New York classification we quote
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g U II E ~ p o Pr NH ''.i'llA 'i. 49,
~ io J. 10. al s131f. rGs - ,t
.!&s. TIE ONLY CERTAIN /. iara loo..
RAT DE S T ROYE r
WITHOUT
Disagreeable Results.
yAD OLPH III IsA AACsEN,s
PHOSPHORTL PASTE

a E METICALLY
sealed'and warranted to
keep fresh for all time
the greatest discovery
of its kind IN the age we
live in. No person need
be troubled with RATS,
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isl8s NJ 'Ee oN} lt' tEnalS ok7 lasst ~ Nasl
ar'd sssies teft ii ssaN Il b,stzas al at
.fssrtss ST NagssaT
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Stocks or CottoAstn tho Interior Towns
mot included In the Recetpts.

Charleston wholesale Prices. ,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-08-09
THE GFE MARKETS..

OFFICl OF
TIE PET'M CENTRE )AILY RECORD.
PETROLEUM CEiTRE, Aug. 9
The market openeC finer with some
demand at $50 but later in the day be-
came more quiet and ml So so was the
highest offered at the else. No sales.
Shipments 1000 bbls.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-10-06
NLD. ESTABLISHED HOSPI-
" TALON the French system. -...
QUICK CURES & LOW PRICES.
Twenty ThousaAd Cured Annually.

DR.. Teller continues to be conhdentiaIls and
successfully consulted oIiall forms of private d.
seases, ut his old established Hospital, No.
Beaver street, Albany, New York. A. ..
Twenty years devoted to this particular branch
Of practice, enables him TO perform cures such
as no other physician can; and his facilities are
such Ibelng in correspondence with the mDst
eminent physicians of the Old WOrldl for obtain
ing the safest ss well as the latest remedies fol
the diseases, that he can Jfer inducements to the
fOrtunates, of rapid cure to be obtained at nc
other Office in America.
In Syphilis. Gonorrhe, Structure Enlargement
Of the Testicles, and Spermatic Cords, BubO,
liberated Throat, Sore Nose, Tender Shin Bones.
Cutaneous EruptiOns, Biies, Ulcers, Abcess, and
all other Impurities Of tFe system ..-.
YOUNG MEN
addicted to secret hatlts, who have impaired
their health and destroyed the vigor Of thsiT
ure OF Married Lite, are notified that in coz
sultinG DR.. T. they will ind q TREND to console,
and physician who has cured thousands.
ID. DR. TELLER'S GREAT WORK
For tha married and those contemplating mar
rage, 200 pages-full of plates-price 25 cents,
Semitic ali parts under seal, by Tuail. post paid
lecture on Love, or how to choose a partner q
complete work on midwifery. It contains hun
dreds OF secrets never be fore published. TRen-
ty-hve cents enclosed will secure copy by re-
turn mail.
DIR. Teller still retains in America the agency
for the sale OF Doctor VichOPs Italian Female
Monthly Pills, for stoppages, .irregi Arities and
other oostruetions in females. DBL. tt
On the receipt OF one dollar, the price per
box, these pills " Ill be sent by mail or express
to any part OF the world secure from curiosity
or damage.
once hours from a. m. to p. m, and en-
Sunday, 8 10 D m.
N. ) Persons at distau~e can be cured at
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or boys employed. Notice this; address all let
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~ MANHOOD:
49, How Lost-How Restored.

lust PUBLISHED, . new edition OF Or. Gull
- verweil's Celebrated Essay on the Radical
Cure (without medicine) OF SpermAtorrhGa, OF
Sem nal Weakness, involuntary Seminsl Losses,
1HPorEHoH; Mental and Physical Ineapacity, Ina
pedIInents TO Marriage, Sc. also C6nsum ption,
Epilepsy, and Fits, induced by s0lFindulgence OF
sexual eItraVagance- --a
A1r Price, IN q sealed snvelope, only .ceuts-s
The celehrated authon in this aemiiah essay
clea1y deEnonsfrRtes from q thirty years sue
cessfnl practice. that the alarming consequence
Of ssfabuse may be radically cured without the
danGerous use OF internal medicine or the appli-
cation of The knife; pointing out mode of curE
At o9ce sfn plos certain and sGectuai, By means
ofsW Aich every sufferer, matter what his con-
dIton may be, may be, may cure himself cheap
This Lecture should BE- In the hands Of
eycry youth ami eVerY man IN the land.
Seat under seal, in the hands Of every youth
and every man in the land. I
Seat, unoer seal, in PLAIN envelope, TO- any
address, postpaid, receipt Of ak cents, or two
post Bhamps- Aiso,,Dr. CulvsFWeli's Marriage
Guldo, price % cents Address the Publisherss
CHAS. J. O. KLINE a CO..
Rovery, New York. Post-Omce Box. ass
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OONFIDENTIAL-Young-.7

-NONFIDENTIAL.-Young men
.Owho have injured themselves by GER
tain secret habits, which unfit them for
business. pleasure O.: the dntIes OF mar
ried life also middle aged and old men
causes, feel debility in advance of
their, years, before placing themselves
under the treatment OF any one, should
hrstread the Scores Friend" Married
ladies will learn something of imporS
tance by perusing the "Secfet Friand. -
Sent to any address, in sealed envelope,
on receipt of 25 cents. Address DR.. Chass
a. stuart d Co., Boston, Mass. - Sl,-f
Sep t22e9y1A,Tn.p p, 10th street, Boston,