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ter, in little while, came to him
! self again, and after remaining a
few minutes on the ground IN utter
astonishment rose up, safe and
sound, though somewhat fright
ened.
On the 18th of April, 1862, a
farmer of st. George-sur-S arre, was
driving cart with four oxen, when
| lightning fell in the midst of the
group. Two of the animals were
killed, a third was thrown upon his
side, with one-half of his body com
pletely paralyzed. Win it be be-
lleved that the farmer, in the pre-
sence of this fearful electric dis
charge, capable of knocking down
three oxen--three beings 80 slightly
nerVous-felt only a little giddi-
ness ? =.
MEDICAL EFFECTS OF LIGHTNING.
AS a cure for paralysis, thun
derbolt seems to bea sovereign rem
edy; but the difficulty resides in
knowing how to receive a proper
dose, and not an exorbilant allow
anee of it.
An American suffered paralysis
upon one side of his body from
childhood. A thunderbolt cured
HIM entirely, and gave him the use
OF all his organs, after shaking him
80 severely, however, that he re-
mained insensible for about twenty |
minutes.
An Englishman, who for twenty
long years had taken ferruginous
baths during the summer, but
without any benefit, was entirely
cured in less than second by a
flash of lightning. The same story
is related of an invalid in one of
the Austrian hospitals Being
lucky enough one day to stand in
the way of the atmospheric spark,
he was enabled without delay to
leave the establishment and resume
bis work.
Scoresby mentions q somewhat
similar fact which occurred to
q passenger on the now celebrated
packet boat New York, already al
Iuded to more than once in these
pages. Like the American Just
quoted, this person favored by
lightning, was paralyzed for many
years, He was SO astonished Mt
hiding himself suddenly cured,
hat for some time he ran about the
ieck like a mailman. The other
passengers believed that he had lost
ais senses. However, they soon
earned what had happened, and
the unknown mysterious
influence which had produced SO
an effect.
Susanna Schmact was an old
maiden lady, so completely paral,
Tzed since her childhood that she
,ould never move a step without
he aid ofcrutches. One day when
Ilone in her chamber she heard
most violent clap ofthunder. Much
Harmed, she fell upon her knees to
mplore protection from the Al
mighty. AT this moment she heard
. knock at her door; it was her
BROTHER who wished to see her.
'he recognized his voice and i'm
nediately looked round for her
rntches. Not finding them at
nee she prepared to crawl toward
he dOor-her only means ofpro-
,ression when the crutches were
lot at hand. The fright, the shock
Ter system had just before received,
ad performed a marvellous cure !
Who knows but what natural cleo
richly viii be one day utilized
ledically ia the neighborhoOd of
ur lightning conductors? The
larvels we have already exhibited,
nd those which still remain to be
are far from proving that
ny faith must be attached to the
reams of Missionaries, but they are
till farther from demonstrating
nat it is possible to draw any
mits to the power of lightning.
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FOR SALE.

A HOUSE WITH AZ OR 9ACRES OF GOOD
II ground; choice fruit, cistern, stable. ETC.,
in pleasant and healthy neighborhood, 3 miles
from the city. Will sell very low for cash or
exchange for Edgefeld property.
Apply at Il. Ii. JONES Il CO.,
apl5-lW Cor Church and College SITS
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A Good Investment - Lease
for Sale.

WE ARE OFFERING FOR SALE, Al
w profitable figures. the remainder of lease
on three buildings on Deaderick street, between
Cherry and the Public Square, which has about
six years to run. The property is now yielding
a handsome income. and is being offered for
sale for the reason that the owners are unable
to longer hold it.
Don't miss a good chance. For further par,
ticulars apply to
CALLENDER x GARRETT,
Real Estate Agents.
aplS-lW Cherry street, Maxwell House.
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Cedar Street, Nashville.

IN OFFERING MY SERVICES TO T
l. citizens of Nashville and surrounding CO
try. l do so believing there exists neeess
for some physician to continue his investig
tons and practice as a specialist in the tTea
ment of Chronic and Yenereal Diseases.
The study of medical sDecialties ha as exerted
happy influence upon the progress of practical
medicine. 1t not only advances medical sci
enee, but enables the practitioner to more sue
esssfully meet the demands of suffering hu
manity.
The complaints urged against specialities IN
medicine few years ago, now almost cease 70
be heard. No physician can boast that he
thoroughly understands all the branches Of
0eulist. DermatOlOgist. AecOuhceur. GyneeOlo'
gist, etc.
DR.. Coleman does not wish to inform the pub
lie that he has discovered any treatment o.
mind, body or estate that will enable HIM Il
cause men to live forever. and leave death idle
for want of work. But he does profess to have
given more attention to bis speciality. the treat
ment of all diseases of the Blood and Skin
than any regular graduate of medicine in tbs
Southern States.
Thousands Of both sexes can testify to hii
success in curing them of the worst forms o.
Venereal Diseases. All diseases arising from
Impurities Of the blood all skin diseases. every
class and shade of female Affections. will re
celve mis- prompt attention.
DIR. Coleman has been engaged int prac
Office is on Cedar street, near DIR. Hendi rshOtt
drug store where the afflicted may al avs fnC
him. Parties may consult him by let or. upOI
any matter pertaining to their atiilctiU9s Ad
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Nashville and Chattanooga
r. a / L r O a d


= PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE NASH
= vile daily, as follows: g..
Day Passenger........--........... A. N.
Arrive P. n.
Might faSse .s.-O.UU Pm.
Arrive Chattanooga A. N.
Both trains connect at Chattanooga for Rome.
Selma, Atlanta, and all points South.
Passengers for Washington City, BAEtt-
more, Philadelphia and New York,
as well as all points in East Tennessee and Vir-
GINA, will make direct connections through by
taking the 600 P. N. Train out of Nashville.
THIS rs THE SHORT ROUTE EAST.
Fare as low as any route. Baggage checked
through. Palace Sleeping Cars on night trains.
SHELBYVILLE ACCOMMODATION
Leaves Nashvill 7. NJ.
Arrives at A. nj.
Passengers for McMinnville and Manchester,
Winchester and Alabama or Jasper Branch
Railroads will take the Day Train out of Nash
Vile }. w. THOMAS,
w. L. DANLEY, Superintendent.
q. T. Agent ianl If
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Hurrah for Hurrah

A WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY FOR
ing good and cheap lands and lots to cultivate,
build Oh, or to hold as an investment
$3.50 feet of river front.
90 acres of river bottom land, in II tracts, OF
from to acres.
A brick house and Is lots on the Lebanon
pike, on the line, and inside and outside the
corporahon-beiongin to 0yertOn Hines.
Sale on the premises
THURSDAY, APRIL q. AT IL O'CLOCK NJ.
Sale 70 commence on the Lebanon pike, north
OF the Petway place.
ANDERSON, JOHNSON Il SMITH.
aplG-lw
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Nashville and Northwestern
r A / L r O A d.

The Memphis Passenger train makes con-
nectiOns at Humboldt and Memphis for New
Orleans and all important points south and
Southwest.
The day train makes the most direct rail con
nectiOn for Cairo, st. Louis. Chicago and the
West.
The Memphis Passenger makes close connec-
ton for Paducah. Both trains connect with
PAIatial Steamers at Hickman for points North
and South.
Tickets for sale at the City Transfer Office.
Maxwell House, and at the Nashville and Chat
taneoga Depot. A. l.. LANDS,
Gen. Agent N. Il N. W. K. X.
w. l.. DANLEY,
| - HAneral Ticket AGENT. ianl If
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-31

and inferior races; bat seeing other effective
And advantageous ways in which these can
have their influence on all legislation effecting
their interests, at tpresent it prefers giving the
right Of voting to manhood and qualifications,
which will tend to create bonds OF poiitlcal
brotherhood between the rich and poor. based
on mutual interests, and to avert CONNECTS De-
tween capital and labor.
The caucus system, invented by the Demo-
cracy as a practical way Of finding out who 10
a,proper person to be voted for, where con-
stituency is too large to know each other per-
sonaly, and in spite Of it's glaring imperfeG,,
tions and corruptions, now adopted oy all
parties, should be improved by the Democracy
and carefully regulated by wise provisions Oh
law.
These views believe to be explicitly or I'M
plicitly held BY three fourths OF eur Young
population. and only require distinct De mo-
cratic enupciation 10 elicit substantial re-.
spon1e from the people: who wen Know taa. ar
neither public policy based on pasnons, -
Radicalism per Sc can long rule Wisoous sna
ing the country, and would be glad 70 com.
bine for the public good on grounas tnaS
vould restore our State and national admlnls-
trstions to the spirit and practice OF Demo
cratic Republican simplicity.
Should there be Democrats whose mental
oreanization or temper does not permit them
to recognize existing facts, or conform their
action 10 great popular changes, let them, for
the public good, abdicate leadership, and leave
the energies Of the people frae to act in the
:. V '' ". 8. RosE@ANs.
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ArrIyed Yesteraay.

Steamship Falcon, Horsey, Balhmore-left Fri
day. NJ. Mdse. To Mordecai Co. CourtenaS
B. Trenholm, Rsil:o Agents, Railroad. Man.
man, Crane, Boylston b Co, J Madsen, Paul. Welch
Brandes, Col Blunt, O plummer, Klatte 4
Co, J A Qusckenbuah, A Cook Co, 9 Borner,
Campsen Co. Bollmann Bros, J wurhmhn, o.
tendor1& CO, Muller. Nimitz 3 co. Laurey Ale1-
ander, Klinci. Wickenberg & Co, W G Whilden Co.
L Upper & Son, W II Bird 4 Co, J O'Neill Son,
A trenholm b son, H Graver Co. Chapeau
Heffron. Liienthal 4 CO. Jenords CO, Field,
mann & Go. B Cobla l. Co, o Phillips, Bist hon :
o. aerdts 90, P Toale, Mowry Co. Voigt,
8 L Howard 4 Bro, g Steffens. q WickiDg, Mar
shall Burge, 8 Marshall Adger 4 Co, W q
Chafee Co, W Marscher, stol, Webb co. and
otherA
Steamship Prometheus, Gray, Philadelphia.left
Friday, NJ. Mdse. To Jno Iheo Getty, Rail
road Agents. Budd Blake, Dowie Noise.
Burnbam, r Waring. c Blshe, T Benedict.
Walsh, J Tsyl;r co, P Heslin, Cam. ron. Barley
& Co, Douglass Miller, j Wuhrmau, Borner,
Kla,te & Co, B O'Neill. Bollmann Bros, Field.
mann, II Eason Bro, crane, Boylston& co,
g Milnor & Co. VI Shepherd. Kinsmsn Bros, G Lii
ienthal & Co. n Peake, Ostendo Fl & Co, L Mann,
DR. Kellers, Johnston, Crews Co, C!sghorn,
Herring & Co, Walker. Evans Cocswell, Cos.
grove, b vollers, Holmes Book house, and 9Th.
era Experienced southwest winds oll tho passage.
Schr Wenopah. MITCHELL Balumore-6 days. Corn.
1oTJ Kerr & Co.
Sailed Yesterday
Brig Cyclone, Frsbie, Georgetown, &c.
From this Port.
Steamship Manhattan, Woodruff, New York. Mon.
day, 4PM.
schr Slrah Cullen. Avis. Philadelphia, August n.
UP for this Port.
Schr Ida Bella, Fisher, al Boston, August 26.
Cleared for this Port.
Steamship Champion, lockwood. at New York. Au.
gust 28.
Schr Nancy Smith, Eoyd. OF New York august a.
Jtcmn. .auIA.
The brig Black Sv an, Podger, from Geoi getown,
5 G, arrivel at New York August %.
The schr Anna Glover, 10 davs from Charleston,
for Boston arrived ~ Ho:mes' Bole hu2ust 20.
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TIE WEATHER AND CROPS IN MARLBORO
The Bennettsville Journal sayS: I'VE are
pleased to announce that the cotton in Marl-
boro' is opening rapidly, and the f,rmers are
preparing. to commence picking, with very
good prospect OF large crop. We learn that
MIR. J. L. Breeden, Major 2. A. DIake. c. and
G. W. Easterllng. Esqs., and others have al-
ready nearly bale picked. and will soou Of
fer tho same in market. It is an acknow-
lodged fact th,t Marlboro, upon an aver
age, produces more and bstter' cotton
per acre on an average than any die.
trict in the Peedee couqtry-tbe lande
in this district being far Superior to the
lands Of Che terdeld or Darlington. In raising
cotton and corn, Marlboro stands foremost Of
any OF the adjoining districts. At the agri,
cultural fair to be held IN Columbia IN Novem-
ber next, Marlhnrn'. wo aro satis6ed, will oona-
pete with any district in the State in her pro-
ductons. The soil is rich, and We have men
OF brain who know how to cultivate it. Marl-
boro', therefore, will challenge competition in
November next"
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THE WAEEB FAMINE IND THE
DROUGHT.

We continue to receive from various sections
Of the country accounts Of diminished sup
ply Of water,in consequence of the protracted
drought. The Inquirer, Of Philadelphia,
where the supply has been short Tor week
past, says:
Tba steam fire engines continue to do good
service at Paramount, and their ability to make
large additions to the supply OF water in the
reservoirs is now fully demonstrated The
dead point of danger is passed, and If our cit
izens continue to use water sparingly, no serl-
ous inconvenience will be felt, unless there
should be q very destructive fire. The advan-
tages conferred by the Schuylkill are now more
clearly apparent than ever. The present
drought nearly dries up the small streams, and
it is extremely dangerous to depend on them,
exclusively, for the supplies OF large city.
In the general provision ofwater works, which
viii probably follow the present emergency,
our problem is comparatively easy. We have
unfailipg rivers always at our doors, and we
have only to erect more steam machinery for
forcing water into our reservoirs"
The Harrisonburg tva.) Old Commonwealth
says:
Nearly oil the wells in Harrisonburg. and
particularly those on the eastern nde OF MAN. am
street, have failed within the past month. The
cisterns, as matter Of cour>e, have also been
exhausted. The question OF water has there
fore become an important one with our citi-
zens. The ''Big Spring." on the public square:
is lower than it has been for many years. II
that should fail us now, hundreds Of our citl-
zens would be reduced to the necessity Of OBJ
tanning their supply Of water from consider
able distance, or to the expense OF sinking
their wells to the level OF the streams.
The rivers and creeks in this county have
not been as low within the memory OF our old
est citizens as they are at this time. A gen.
tleman Informed us few days ago that be
walked across the north branch Of the shenan-
doah river, near Timberville, dryshod, by step
ping from one stone to another. rhe smaller
streams have gone almost entirely dry.
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Markets by Telegraph.

FOREIGN MARKETS.
LONDON, August So-Noon.- Consols saxas3X.
Bonds ssX. Weather somewhat colder. Tallow
49, Cd. Sugar firm, both on the spot and afoat.
FyeniDg-Consols ssx. Bonds ssX. Turpen.
tine 2ss eda2os.
I1vrnpooI. August so-Noon.-Cotton, uplands
lsHd; Orleans 1sxa1sxd; sales 5000 bales. Bread
stuffs quiet. Other articles unchanged.
Eyening.-cotton easieI; uplands 1Shd; Or.
leans 1sxalskd; sales 5000 bales. Of which 1000
b,les were for speculation and export.
HAyar, August S0.-cotton opens heavy on the
spot and afoat
PARIS, August so-Evening. Bourse ia e1'
cited. Rentes 71fs
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW York, August S0-Noon.-Stocts steady.
Money quiet at ea7c Sterling, long Or; short 10.
Gold ssh. Cotton quiet and nrm at S4AssSc.
Turpentine l2c. Rosin strained 81 40.
Evening Cotton shade Armer; sales 600 bales
at sbc. Flour dull; superfne IS sla6 10; common
to fair extra Southern So 4oas 75 Wheat heavy and
1c lower; winter red Western 81 Goal s.. Corn
scarce; mixed Western 81 17a1 20. Mess pork quiet
and Hrmer at $50 12Ha32 Is. Lard steady. Wbis-
key 81 15 Rice, Carolina 6rm at 8Ha91lc; Ran.
COON lower at 71aa7Xc. Sugar in good demand.
Coffee and moasses quiet and firm. Naval stores
quiet Freights frmer. Money easy at Sale, most
ly at &C.. Sterling weak at 9H. Gold quiet at 33A.
Stocks unusually dull, but closed steady at de-
cline. Governn ents strong. '62's 2Sh. Southerns
weak; Georgias SIX.
BALTIMORE, August 3c.-Cottonis nominally Stae.
Flour is dull and declined &C.; Howard-street super
fine ssae 2s Wheat irregular; prime to choice 81
1oal so fair to good 81 25a1 IS. Oats dull at 6sa5Sc
Mess pork ss1 25. Bacon more active. Lard quiet
Whiskey dull at 81 20.
CNoNNAI1. August So.-Whiakey dull at u 10
Provisions dull and in little demand. Mess pork
$Ss. Bacon. shoulders 16Hsl6hc.
ST. LOUIS, August S0-Wbiskey dull at u l7al
1s. Provisions steady. Mess p'rk sA 30. Bacon,
shoulders Is hs16xo; clear sides lsxa1s'4c. Lard
kee 24c.
LOUISVILLE, August so-Market unchanged.
Whiskey 81 1sa1 20.
WILMINGTON, August s0-spirits turpentine ssHc
Rosin quiet. Crude turpenine unchanged. TO tar
arriving.
AUGUSTA, August SO.-Cot.op. market more ac-
tive and demand good; sales 80 bsles; middling
3lhc; receipts 42 bales.
SAVANNAH, August s0.-Receipts Of cotton " bales;
market quite active With good inquiry and i'm
provement en- last quotations; middling SIC; sales
Is bales.
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ROSADALIS.
nEKe,s UNIVERSAL RUSSIAN
HEALING SALVE.

HEALING SALfE.
THIS VALUABLE REMEDY HAS EFFECTED
,nnumerabe Cures and has gained tor itselfa great
reputation The dscoverer OF this Salve has applied
itwith eminent success in thousands of cases dur
ing the Crimean War, and has cured dangerous
wounds, in manv cases considered mortal.
MR. Z. BERG is the soe possessor OF the valuable
secret OF making this salvc; from bis experience in
using it in Europe and The success attending Its ap-
plicaton there he has been induced to introduce
into the United states. 1T RELIEVES PAIN
Ihose Who have wourds. Bruises Cuts Of an
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cured. 1t has proved Of great advantage to ladies'
and is peculiarly adapted for gathered breasts core
legs, &C.. through confinement and other causes
Il acts like magic in removing Boils. Pipples, and
cutaneous Diseases, and has been successfully
used for Corps Bunioas and Sore Throat, by apply
ing externally every evening before going to bed:
For sale by all druggists Price 25c.. 50c., and 81
per Jar. Office No. 260 Bowery, N. 2. None genuine
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MOBILE, August so-Nothing done in cotton;
receipts 66 bales; exports bales.
NEW ORLEANS, August 30-Cotton dull and nomi-
nal; saee /; bales; receipts 161 bales. Sugar. mo-
lasses and coffee dull and unchanged. Gold SSh.
Sterling 4eK. New York sight exchange hc pre-
mtum.
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Middling g........................n Wig
RIoE.-Tbere were sales Of this grain. A lot Of
clean Carolina ssyl7 tierces, sold Saturday at 30
% n, We quote nominaIly common to fair clean
C.rohns st s@sXc; good sx@sxc.
NAVAL sTo1Ea-The market was quiet, and we
note the following sales: a bbls extra No. sosn ct
q; bbl low No. lat 50 25; 2 do. dull aud opaque
ut %; AZ bbls extra No. Q at 81 30; bbls No. at
Al 70 q hhl.
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=THE DAILY NEWS.
TIE NEW. DEMOCRACY.

Letter from Geperal Ro.sersns neena n..
Ing tho Ohio Nomin.tion- n.....,.. go
n.rn-Viows on tho Dont E"eo0,..'
Ci..s Lsgislation. Omco Tonores' E~'
ro..ee. Suffrage and tho CAUCUS
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Druas, QhsmtfaIs, Gte.

grnss, Qbsmtfals, Gtf.
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DRUGGIST AND APOTHECARf
Sc Corner Of King and John-sts.
SPECIAL AND PERSONAL ATTENTION eIvRNTO
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS.
DEALER IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS,
FANCY GOODS,
PRRFUMBRLES, SOAPS, PUFEs AND PUFF
BOXES, TOILET SETS, DC.
PATEaf MEDICINES
GENUINE BAY RUE.
LUHN'S COLOGNE
Is UNSURPASSED BY ANY OTHER. TR1AL,
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GERMAN coLoGNEs.
LUHN's FLAvOR1NG EXTRACTS
Have no equal for strength and purity and eushtto
be used by all
SODA WATER DEALERS AND ICE CREAM MANU-
FACTURERs. q
Mr. E. q. JACKSON, Proprietor Of the Charleston
Hotel, says II recommend your Extracts without
hesitation to the public for Ice Creams, Jeles and
Pastry"
Mrs. h. NJ. BuIrsRE1ELD. Proprietress Of the Pa
vlion Hotel, says: "They are well worthy the atten.
ton Of those who deal in them or use them"
These Extracts are put up in srnsll Walls, by the
dozen, for the trade and family use, and in pint,
quart and half gallon bottles for manufacturers =.
Congress and High Rock Spring Waters.
CONSTANTLY ON BAND. 'G
Any article desired not in Stock, viii be procured
to order.
Goods delivered in the city FREE OF CHARGE. .
Junes D&c tuths Smo
pos AD A'Lls
PuriHes the Blood.
Fo, sale By Druas,,'s Everywpere.
July % p -, O
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-31

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