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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-07-29
THE CHu,DREN's HouR-Tbis nonula,

THE CHTLDREN's HoUR-This popular
little monthly is published by T. s. ARTHUR &
Sons. Philadelphia, Pa Single copies per year
$1.25; enc copy three years, $500; five copies
one year, IS 90; ten copies, and one extra, $1,000
Single numbers, Is cents. Sample number, 10
cents The thirty-two pages of the number for
August are filled with the choicest of reading for
the little ones
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BENZ. LOMBARD. Pres't CT HUMAN. sec'y.
Chicago Elastic Stone Roofing Co..

Manufacturers and Dealers In
Elastic stone Roofing Composition,
Composed of Coal Tar. Ground Kaolin, Dssolyei
India Rubber and Gycerine.
ELASTIC COMPOSITION FELTING.
Hemp and Wool feting saturated with Coal Tar and
Dissolved India Rubber. The best article in market
for Sneathing or Roofing Is TO * inches wide: and
Composed OF Dissolved India Rubber Linseed on
and different colors Of Mineral Paint Tor covering
leaky Iron and Fin Roofs. Warehouse and Manufac-
tory Nos 23S. 30 2i2 and pa Newbury avenue at
q. b. q L. X. Crossing. Chicago. Ill
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THE BRIGHT SIDE.-A specimen num-
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be sent on receipt of stamps to prepay postage.
The subscription price per annum is % CENTS
months, 10 cents. ALDEN u TRUE, 299 West
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THE NURSERY for August contains
twenty-five charming pictures, with reading mat
ter to match. The publishers announce some
capital things on hand for the next number
Published by JOHN L. SHoREY, Is Washington
street, Boston, Mass. $3.50 per year, with extra
Inducements to clubs. Specimen copies fur
nished gratis.
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Cnapped hands. face, rough skin, pmples, ring
worm. salt-rheum, and other cutaneous affectiors,
cured, and the skin made soft and smooth, by using
the Juniper ItIr Soap made by CAswELL. HAZARD a
Co, New YORK. 1t is more convenient and asily
applied than other remedies avoiding Tn trouble OF
the greasy compounds now In use.
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THE purest and sweetest CodLiver OIL in the world
Is Hazard & Caswelrs. made on the sea shore, from
fresh, selected livers by CAswELL, HAzARD &
New York. 1t Is absolutely pure and soee. Patients
who have once taken 1t prefer 1t to all Others.
Physicians have decided 1t Superior to any of the
other oils In market.
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THE REASON WHY so MANY DIE WITH
CONSUMPTION, is because they neglect to use the
frst attacked with a cough, oppression of the
chest or seated pains in the breast, Aliens Lung
Basam will cause the phegm to raise, heal the
irrtated parts, and restore the system to health.
For sale by all druggists.
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JENNINGS SEMINARY.
(FOrmerIy Clark Seminary

AURORA, ILL, G. W. QUEEEAU, d. D.. Principal,
offers good accommodations safe and pleasant home
and superior advantages In English, Classical and
Ornamental branches.
The twelfth year opens August 30
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s3OOOs SALARY. Address U. s. PIANO Co. N.

LIPPIN0oTr BAKRwKIl-
Dear Srs IL received your second Red Jacket Al
per en- press and now aoknow ledge the For
benenf all whose desires necessties make Il the
business 20 chop with are, would say Try Ga
Red Jacket; and, 40 the supreme Court have held the
Doctors, opinion without his reasons s OF littl
cuts deeper than the common BIT lSooad-it bein,
rornd on the cut II does not stick In the wool
TN,;d-Eyery chopper with the common axe must n,
cover UGH labor and strength erpend
In taking the out OF the cut as In making IN,
blow Fbusth-rhs with the Red Jacket 10 ali avoid
cd and nom one third 10 onehalf the labor IL saved
cutting the quantity Eth-By putting in tn.
can easily make at least thrtythree per cent ,sor
wood In the same time. You are saR IN letting nm
honest man try your Red Jacket ON the. tests sns
fails. refund him hts money.
Respectfully, youn
For sale by oil responsible dealers ana the m.nnr.
turers. LlPPlNCOrr q BAKEW Kill.
jacket PAtenb.
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sp- See advertisement Of painting and drawing
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VINEGAR I ASK As5,y 9 TI Grocer for PrUssIss.
article. Warranted pure and TO preserve pickles.
FIRST PREMIUM st the U. s. Fair. LII. State Fair,
IT, g. Established 1S42. 33Q "a State ST.. Chicago
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MARINE NEWS.
CHARLESTON, OCTOBER Il
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Perit, Gardner, New York-so hours
Mdse, To Ravenel & CO, j Z Adger & co. Bates
4 CO. C Ahrens & co, J D Aiken co, w NJ Bird
4 CO. II Bischon & co. E Brown, Burke Son,
II d Burkett, diamond G, r & A p Caldwell, w Il
Chafee & CO, Charleston Courier, Clacius Witte
JCH Claussen, L Cohen, II Cobia CO, f Cor
dray co, NJ H Collins & co, j Commns, G.
Fairly CO, diamond F, Feldmann CO, For
sythe, McComb & CO. J Francke, Furchgott Bros
ri Gerdts CO. Goldstein, c Graveley, h Harris,
! n Crayer. f Haas ] w HARRISON, Hart Co. w
S Henerey, 4 NJ Horsey & Bro, N Hunnekn, n A
Hunt, Jara, Jetiords & CO. Lengnick SELL
Johnson, A Johnson, l. & A, e Litschgi, I Kelly,
q KerrisOn, Jr, Kinsman Bros, klnck, Wicken-
berg co, McDufr Cohen, McLoy Rice, Martin,
VIM karscher, Menke g. Muller, Milnor CO,
Muller Nimitz & co, Neufvllle co, CO. Is
O'Neill, d O'Neill, J B O'Neill CO, O'Neill X
Son, c F Panknn, Jos Parker Pezer, Rodgers q
co. Pinckney Bros, & s, Rev II Stafford, Straus
4 Vance, E l. Trenholm, F Won Santen, W. Vince,
Voers, Wagner & Monsees, Werner q
QUICKER, Wehman, Geo W Williams co, 5
Wilson, ] NJ WOhltmann, W j Yates
Schr Emma, Magrath, Combahee. 2lSo bushels
rough rice. To w c Bee CO. -,
Steamer Marion, Robertson, Santee RIVER. I92
baes cotton 40l bbls rosin 40 bbls spirits, 10 600
shingles and sundries. To the Agents, Quack-
enbnsh, A Salinas, ] Ii Caldwell q SEA II BIS
chofr 4 co, A w Thomas, G f Pritchett, frost q
Adger Marshall, Jr, r Pringle, Hanckei, "
II Walter & CO, w Dukes & CO, Graeser d smith
Reeder 4 Davis, Pelzer. Rodgers co, Wiley,
Kinsman & Howell, Wagener Monsees anu
others. ,.oo .,,,ho,s
Sloop George, Cuciovih, Ashepoo. lIoo DusneiS
rough rioe. To l. d DeSaussure. ~.
Boat from Edlsto. 2 bags sea lsland collon. 1o
Gaillard Minott.
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RAPfDrrY OF THOUGHT m DREANINe,.-A very
seinarhabiep circumstance, and an important
polnt of analogy Is, says DR.. Forbes WlnsloW,
To he found In the extreme rapidity with Whcn
the mental operations are performed, or
rather with which the material onanges on
which the ideas depend are excited IN tne
hemispherical ganglia. 1t would appear as
If whole series Of acts that would IeaMv
OCCUPY q long lapse of time pass Ideally
through the mind in one instant. we nave
In dreams no perception Of the lapse OF time
o strange property Of rnihd! for If such be
also It's property when entered into the eter>
nal disembodied state, time will appear to us
eternity. The relations of space as well as OF
time are also annihilated, 80 that while al
most an eternity is compressed into mo-
ment, infinite space Is trayersed more swiftly
I than by real thought There are numerous
Illustrations of this principle on record. A
gentleman dreamt that he had enlisted as a
Soldier. ioined his regiment, deserted, was
annrehe1ded, carried back, tried, condemned
~ he shot. and at last led out for execution.
Alter the usual preparations gun was fired;
he awoke with the report, and found that
noise in an adjoining room had, as the same
moment. produced the dream and awakened
him A friend of DR.. Abecrombie dreamt thai
he had crossed the Atlantic and spent q lort
MINT In America. In embarking, on ms re
turn, he fell into the sea, and, awake ning IL
the fright, found that he had not peen asieei
tn minutes.
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Markets by Telegraph.


LONDON, October l1-Evening.-Consols 933S.
Bonds SAX. Sugar quiet, both on the spot and
anoat.
LIVERPOOL october 11-Evening. OPEN
ed quiet but closed irregular; uplands 1214a12'd;
Orleans 121za12yd; sales 1000 bales. Wheat 9s
Cd. Beef IS Cd.
PARIS, October 1.-THE Bourse opens firm.
Rentes, III SIC.
HAvRE, October 11.-Cotton opens firm and
quiet; on the spot II 471lc; anoat II 3S.
HAVANA, october 1.-THE Stock Of sugar at
Havana and Matanzas is 267,Ooo boxes 5000
hhds. Quotations nominal.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
new YORK, October 1I-Noon.-yarket strong
On Vanderbilt stocks; steady cad firm on the bal
ance. Money SAT- per cent, Sterling, long, 100;
short, I0oH. Gold SS;s. sExty-two's l2oA; Ten
nessee, ex-coupons, 6lN; new, 5e; Virginia, ex-
coupons, 5139 new, 5sH; Louisianas, old, 20; new,
81; levees o4s; eights, s41S; Georgia sevens, 90;
North Caro,inas, old, 49H; new, 43; South Caro-
linas, new, 65. Flour dull and 5a1ec lower. Wheat
drooping. Corn 1c better. Pork dull at $50 IS.
Lard quiet. Cotton lower, at 2s3lc. Turpentine
a7haesc. Rosin quiet; common 81 20; strained
So 25. Freights quiet.
Evening-Cotton fully &c lower; sales 2SoO
bales OF 26kc. Flour heavy; supernne STATE
IS 5oas so; common to fair extra Southern s6 lOa
6 IS. Wheat heavy, 1c lower; amber western
81 ssa1 AZ. Corn scarce; mixed Western sScasl o.
Pork heavy $50 5oa3o 81. Lard firm, kettle Is to
1sXc. Whiskey heavy 81 81. Rice quiet; Carolina
saec. Sugar active and strong Coffee firm. MO-
lasses steady. Turpentine 47aeSc. Rosin 81 10
Freights declining; cotton by steam &c; flour by
sail q cd; wheat by steam ss 1Od. Governments
closed dull. 62s 20. Southerns dull. Money very
easy. and more than abundant at Sal. Discounts
very dull. Prime paper at banks. Sterling dull
at O. Gold quiet but irmer at 3o1s. Stocks>heavy
but steady at close.
BALTIMORE, October 11.-Cotton quiet at &c
Flour dull and weak, and holders disposed tc
make concessions to effect sales. wheat dull
| prime to choice 81 4oa1 Al. Corn firm; Southern
white 81 1oa1 IL; low grades s1a1 o5. Oats dull
at 5Sa6oc. Rye 81 1Oal Is. Pork quiet. Bacon
| firm. whiskey 81 21a1 %. virginias, old, ASK
coupon, new, 5s bid.
CINCINNATI October 11.-Pork s31. Lard 17hc
Bacon Nrm and quiet. No shoulders out. Smoked
sides 2o1Ic-
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THE VICTIMS IDENTIFIED.


Alster dispatch from the same correspondent
says:
The victims have been identified. Their
name was Kinck, and they lived at Roubaix
Besides themselves, the family consisted of .
father and an elder son by former marriage,
end 1t is inferred that it is they who perpetra-
ted the crime. The Kincks were well on; they
owned three houses at Roubaix, and the father
and, the eldest son drove q lucrative business
as brush manufacturers. The husband, want
ing to extend bis business, wished his wife and
the younger children to remove to Alsace,
where he had another house, SO as to convert
the whole Of his establishment at Roubaix into
msnb6Aetory. He and his eldest son left Rou-
E5siX for Paris, and the wife was ordered to join
them with the remainder Of the children. She
did so, and 1t seems that the oldest son and the
mother and FIVE other children all left Paris
for Pantin in "a hackney coach. The son
alighted first, took the mother and two OF the
manning in the carriage. It Is assumed that
he took them to the place where the bodies
were found, and murdered them, with the as
sistance of his father or another accomplice.
He then returned to the hackney carriage TO
fetch the other three children. The cOachman
was paid and discharged, and the murderer
took the other three victims TO the spot where
his accomplice was in waiting. and dispatched
them too. No trace Of the Kincks Gather and
sony has yet been discovered, and 1t Is feared
| that they may have escaped. The police, how
ever, have obtained very accurate descriptions
OF them, and .t is hoped they VIII NOT long be
able to eyade detection, The hackney coach
i}Ean Who unconscfously' drove the victims TO
the place has identified the bodies, in spite OF
the hideous wounds that disngure tner laces'
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A Siuile.

Slowly, slowly up the wall Wall, tho shade.
Steals the sunshine, steals Tue sus"e'
Evening dainps begin TO iaH, -,
Syening shadows are display'd'
,Ronnd me, o'er me, everywhere,
An the sky Is grand with clouds,
And athwart the evening air
Wheel the swallows home in crowds.
shafts OF sunshine from the west
Paint the 6usky windows red;
parker shadows, deeper rest,
Underneath and overhead.
Darker, darker, and more wan,
In my breast the shadows fall;
Upward steals the life Of man,
As the sunshine from the wall,
From the wall into the sky,
From the roof along the spire;
& An. the souls Of those that die
Are but sunbeams lifted higher.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
WILMINGTON. October 1.-THE United States
Revenue Cutter McCulloch arrived from iont Susa1-
nah yesterday, and United SlateS eunpo"''
Commander Wilson, arrived to-day. ....,,,,,
SAVANNAH, October 1l.-Arrlved, stedIIsnlP
Rapidan, New York. Cleared, schr Gray ha're
MEMORANDA.
The following are the consgnees per steamship
Prometheus, from Philadelphia, eXpected to.uay
Jno & Theo Getty, Railroad Agent, KING, came
ron, Barley & CO, d Fleming co, ADAMS n "a
mon CO. Fairly CO. iEa EasEn o,NeilI pTT "
Bliss, Stol, Webb & co, McDuff Cohen, Grane,
Boylston & co, Knck, Wickenberg d co, Dowie
& Noise, Goodrich Wineman co, K Murtanu,
Johnston, Crews co, Schuchmann, ADra-
ham, J R Pringle, ] r Smith, Mclean kendal' l
NJ Nathan, G w Aimar Walker, Evans Cogs,
well, Muller, Nimitz & co, Laurey Alexander, >
NJ Greer, w D Garland, Mowry co, MRS @ But
terfield, II Graver, Heeseman Bro 6SeoS 6SaIe
Fogarty, Schuck, Mrs Mehrtens, Chapeau
& HefrrOn, NJ Luhrs, J Russell, Fogarties @ BOOK
Depository, Clacius Witte, H Gerdts co, stem
house d co, ] CosgrOve, Hurkamp co, b1Gd o,. q
Blake T NJ Green, O'Neill Son, PAUL l Melch
& Brandes, P Walsh, C D Ahrens & co, Oten,
Quackenbush, Z Burns co, j ID Aiken d ca,
H Happoldt, Small, Wardlaw & Carew, ana
Others
Consignees per brig Williams. from New
York, arrived Sunday: Koaen M & ~, fqSTi RHtl
ier, II BulwinIle & CO, Bollmann Bros, H Bischog
& co, W NJ Bird & co, Cameron, Barkley CO.
Cowperthwait, W II Chafee co, Dowie Noise,
H Due, R N Edmonds, L Elias, D F Fleming 4
co, Goodrich, Wineman & co, II Gerdts d co, n
Heath, Hastie Calhoun & co, Hart co, Jehords
4 co, Kracke, Laurey Alexander, M9iIer, @
shall, Mantoue / CO, ] F O'Neill & Son, B o'Neil,
Ostendorfl & co, S Railroad Agent, G W steaens,
Stenhouse & co, H SilcoX. Thomson d CO.
Wagener & Monsees Walker, Evans C0gswel,
Werner 4 Ducker G w Williams & co, W White
in NJ Wohltmann, Walsh, NJ Williams, W l.
webb, NJ Marks, Clyde & Hovey, jennings Thorn,
linson & CO, Butler, & co, Nichols Jones' W I
& ] Avery, Rodgers co, CY Mcdonald, anu
] Gillespie.
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like chat before the wind.
pRopu1TTs LIVER MEDICINE.

DR. PRoPHrTT-Having used this medine sufil-
own mind that it Is an invaluable remedy for
Dyspepsia-a disease from which the writer has
suffered much for six years-and being persua-
ded that hundreds who now suffer from this an
moving complaint would be signally beneiltted, as
he has been by its use, We deem 1t duty we owe
TO this unfortunate class to recommend them the
use OF this remedy, which has given not only
himself but several members of his family the
1reotest relief NJ. w. ARNOLD,
or the Georgia Conference.
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Drnas, Chemicals, &r.
nR. O. S. P R o P H T'S
FAMILY NJ f D C s,
Consisting of his Celebrated
LIV E r NJ E D C n E
ANODYNE PAIN KILL 1T,
ANTI-BILIoUS PILLS, AGUE PILLS,
DYSENTERY CORDIAL, FEMALE TONIC,
AND
RIFYIN PILLS..

The excellent Remedies OF O. S. PROPHITT, NJ.
r., need no recOmmendation-their well known
power in removing the diseases peculiar to our
Southern climate having already established for
them an enviable reputation In Georgia and the
adjoining States. AS the majority OF persons Nv
inS in the South are predisposed to disease Of the
Liver, it is granted by all Intelligent physicians
that most OF the pains and aches OF our people are
due to organic or functional arrangement or that
Important organ. Prophitt's Liver Medicine and
AntiBilous Pills strike directly at the root of the
evil They cure the Liver, which In nine cases
out of ten is at the bottom Of the Coughs, Dyspep-
sia, Collie. Sick Headache, rheumatism Constipa-
tiOn. Menstrual DISTINCTIONS, &C., so common
among our people. Earache, TOothache, Acute
Rheumatism, Neuralgia and bodily pains OF every
kind fee before
PROHIBITS PAIN KILL 1T
,il.o oh IT hafore the wind
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Doo1v CoIrNTy GA April.

UUUL4 CUUNIf, U2tt ztPfII, 1O0t,
This Is to certify that l was confined to the
house and most OF the time to my bed, and sur
fering the greatest agony Imaginable with Rheu-
matism for five months, and after trying every
available remedy, with no relief, was cured with
two bottles of DR.. O. 8. Prophitt's Anodyne Pain
kin 1t, each costing fifty cents; it relieved me al
most instantly. | therefore recommend IL IN
the highest degree to others suffering lronl slml-
lar disease. l can say that 1t is one OF the pest
family medicines now out, certain.
Yonrs truly. w. A. FOREHAND.
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I AAlB FAMILY KNITTING MACHINE.

The only reliable and first-class FAMILY KNIT
dred different garments and stitches. Gold and
Silver Medals at all the principal Fairs in the
United States and Europe. Best thing for Agents
to make money on. For samples and terms ad-
dress LAMB KNITTING ii. n. CO.,
sept2S limo Chicopee Falls, Mass,
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Receipts per Railroad, October IL.
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

1855 bales cotton, I9 bales domestics, 152 bbls
flour, cars stock To Railroad Agent Reeder 4
Davis Pelzer, Rodgers Il co, Mowry & co, w W
Smith, A Salinas, w Williams & son, Caldwell
& Son, Walter & co, G II HOppock, bowling Il
co, E Wiss d co, W Ryan, E Sloan, Ward
Graeser Smith, Campsen 4 CO, ] II Claussen,
and KnObelOch Small
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COMMERCIAL NEWS.

Exports.
NEW YoRK-Per steamship Manhattan-52 bags
sea island cotton, 1914 bales upland cotton, 80
bales domestlcs, SO packages dried fruit SS pack
ages sundries.
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NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.

NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
$40 bales cotton, 12 cars lumber, cars phosphates
bales sea island cotton, mdse, &c. To Bschor
G W Williams K CO, Mowry l. co, Kirkpatrick 4
Witte, d Aiken & CO, F w Emanuel, w Dow
ling & CO, G w Steffens, Frost & Adger, Gaiilard
& Minott, Ravenel & co, W Bee co, w Ryan,
Graeser & Smith, j Salinas, Walter CO. Cad-
we'll & Sons Reeder & Davis, A Jarvis, Gerdts
& CO, d Ebaugh, ] A Robinson. Simmons, Z
yelling, a Moses, Railroad Agent, and Order.
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srASroRpyILLE, Putnam County, Oct. l,

SrANPoRDvILLE, Putnam County, Oct. l, 1867.
DIR. o. s. PRoPHITT-Dear Sir-This is to certify
that have used your Ague Pills for the last ten
wears and have never failed to cure the Ague In
a single instance with them. They always break
the chills the first day that they are given. can
recommend them as being the best ague medicine
that have ever found, and they leave no bad ef-
fects following them, as Quinine, &c.
Yours respectfully, A. WESTBROOh.
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Coy1NGroN. GA, July 9, 1867.

COvINGTON GA, July ., Io6i:
DIR. PRopHIrT-Havlng used our Liver MeGi-
cine for more than year In my family cheeriully
afrections, Dyspepsia or Indigestion in any form.
also recommend your Dysentery Cordial as the
best remedy for that disease y. I. ROGERS.
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PUTNAM COUNTY, Ca, September q, 1868;
DIR. o. S. PRoPHTT-Sir-I have used for the
last two years in my family your Liver Medicine,
your Pain Kill 1t, and your Female Tonic, and have
no fears in saying that they are the pest medicines
I have ever used for the Liver and Stomach, Neu-
ragc and Rheumatic affections, Headache, Collie,
and pains Of every kind are subdued by them.
After using the medicines so long, cheeriully
recommend them to any and every One and to all
that are afflicted as the best and safest remedies
for all the diseases for which they are recon-
mended, &c. ..,,,,,,
Yours respectfully, JAMES WRlGHI.
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The English spinners hold now As, 900 bales at
the mills, against 100, 900 same time last year.
Upld & Fla. Mobile. n o. Texas.
Ordinary. ry.......... @25 @25i4 @251s @25A
Good ordinary. @9S4 @96 @S6,4 @S6,,4 SS65 @S61
Middling ........ @271s @272i @2s @2S,4
Sales OF the week, 1S,lS7 bales-including 6l25
to spinuers, 1925 to spectators, and 9l37 TO eX-
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