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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-08
GDultnerfial.

NEW YORK-Per steamship Sara goAsn-A2 bags Sea
Island Cotton. 80 bales Upland Cotton. 70 fierces
Rice. &C bales Yarn, G81 bbls Rosin. 1856 crates
Fruits and Vegetables 10 bbls Vegetables, l46
packages sundries, 27l sacks Wheat. 60 casks
Clay, 20 empty Barrels. %.
Charleston Cotton and lsice Market.
OFFICE OF THE CRAKLES1ON DAILY NEWS.
CHARLEsToN "Wednesday Evening. July 7.
CorroN.--There was but little done in this article
the market, however. showing no important change.
Sales 80 bales viz: at 27k; ut 80; at SOY; at
81: Z at 32H, and l5 at 49, We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to good ordinary .......30 @32
Low .n.idanng.'"'. ..32H@-- --
~ Mlooung.. 40 O.
BY New York classification we quote:
Mddling ....................~8SH@
R1cE-1he ransactons in this grain were unim-
porant and in the absence OF sales we quote nomi.
Aally, say common TO- fair clean Carolina at 71zO
7X; good a9sko. y .ib. ~, "a
A---Ai-S--.
Markets by Telesfaph. '~
FOREIGN MARKETS.
ALoNDoN. July s-Noon.-CoDsosp. ssx. Bonds
quiet ats.x ..,'t
LIVERPOOL. July 7-Noen.-Cotton quiet and un-
changed; sales $4,000 bales. Tallow A4s Cd.
AEvening.-cotton, uplands 12Kd; Orlesns 12Ad;
sales II. 600 bales ,-:r d ron44 .LtG -Iar
dAVhE, July .I.-SOtVOH uuCna0SeO.
DOMESTIC MARKETs.
NEW York, July Moon. .A-Stcc cks active and un-
settled. Money active at I, with, 1-1ec commission
Sterling OK. Gold s4ai. Cotton s416c. 1urpen-
tine 42o. Rosin dl coping; strained common 81 IS;
good 90 80 .siN,9 ua-,J
EveninG.-Cottpn rather weak; sales 1900 bales;
rniddliriss s41Sc. Flour heavy and declined 5a1oc
Wheat dun. Corn uh changed. Mees pork SsI s7H.
Lard dull Rice quiet; Carolina sasZc. other gro
ceries dull Neyal stores quiet. Governments
strong. '62's 21X. Southern quiet. Money strin-
gent up to thi ee o. clock, when reports of further
government purchases of bonds eased the market,
which closed at per cent for currencyA Exchsnge
4buoyant a. 9ka1o God excited and closed at 354.
Stocks active and feversh.
BALTIMORE July 7.-Cotton quiet and unchanged.
Flour rn1 and in fair demand; superne IS 25a5 so;
family 81 75a9 Wheat 1ower: new red 81 45a1 CO.
Corn frm; white csc; yellow ESQ., Oats 7oa74c
Provisions unchanged whiskey Armr at 81 Os
,CINQ1NNAT1, July 7.-Mess pork at $50 6O Bacon
hrm and quiet; shoulders lac: clear sides 17Ac !,
Lard dull at 17c Whi.key e4c. II
: Lou1svn1A July 7.-Mess pork SSS. Shoulders
14Hs; clear sides 1870. Lard 1870 whiskey CSC.
WILMINGTON, July 7.-spirits turpentine s3c
Rosin steady. Tar steady at 80 IS. 6 81 y
SAVANNAH. July T.-Holders Of cotton still hrm ut
92Hc; no sales; receipts leo bales hn
> AUGUSTA. July 7.--Cottop market quiet; none Of
fering; stock very light; nominslly 32c
: MOBILE July7.-Nothing done in cotton. Narket
nominal. Receipts II bales. sff
NEW ORLEANs July 7.-Cotton easier; middlines
f82xo Sales 7s0 bales; receipts 50 bales; exports
1850. Gold s6x SterlipgAeA. New York sight u
Per cent premium. Sugar quiet; common a3ka10c;
prime 1ak. Molasses reboiled. S., Whiskey 81 II
10 $1! Coffee. fair. 1A,.alS,l; pfim . 1s1sa1sxo.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-08

NxpOTts.
NEW YORK-Per steamship Sara pnAsn--Ao bags Sea
Island Cotton. 80 bales Upland Cotton. 70 tierces
Rice. &C bales Yarn, G81 bbls Rosin. 1856 crates
Fruits and Vegetables. 10 bbls Vegetables, lao
packages sundries. 271 sacks Wheat, 60 casks
Clay, 20 empty Barrels. ..
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-08
qrugs, Qbfmifals, Gte.

TTNRE EXCELLENT REMEDIES OF o. s. PRO.
Il PHITT, NJ. d.. need no recomm endatlon-
their well known power in removing the diseases pe-
culiar to our Southern climate having already estab-
lished for them an enviable reputation In Georgia
and the adjoining states Ae the majority OF persons
living IN the South are predlspoed to disease Of the
Liver iti granted by all intelligent physcians that
most os tho pains anu aches OF our people are due
to organic or functional arrangement of that impor-
tant organ: Prophit's Liver Medicine ana Anti.
Bilious Pills strike directly at the root of the evil
They cure the Liver. which in nine cases out of en-
Is at the bottom of the Coughs. Dyspepsia, Colc
strual Obstructions, &C.. SO common among our
people. Earache, Toothache, Acute Rheumatism.
Neuralgia and bodily pains Of every kind fee before
PROPHETS PAIN KILL xT
like chaff before the wind
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-08
DAnBY'sPKoPHYLAcTlC FLUID.

WHOLESALE AGENT FOR SOUTH CAROLINA
June Z q"
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-08

PROPHETS LIVER MEDIOCRE.
Dr.. Prophttt-Having used this medicine sufa-
cieny long to test its virtue, nd to satisfy my own
mind that 1t is an invaluable remedy for Dyspepsia
"a disease from which the writer has suffered much
for six years-and being persuaded that hundreds
who now suffer from this annoying complaint would
be slgnaly benefited, he has been by it's use,
deem it duty we owe to this unfortunate class to
recommend to them the use of this remedy, which
has given not only himself but several members OF
his family the greatest relief.
M. W. ARNOLD,
or the Georgia Conference
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-08

FROM wBICH MANKIND sUFF Err
over q large part Of the globe. is the
consequence or diseased action in
the system, induced by the poison.
GUS miAsim Of vegetable decay This
exhalatlon is evolved ~ the aotaon
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-08

.. sA4 t.t!i DooLY COUNTY, GA April, 1907.
This is to certify that was confined to he house.
and most of the tire to my bod, and suffering the
greatest agony imaginable with Rheumatism, for
i've months. and after trying every available rene.
dy, with no relief, was cured with two bottles OF
DR.. .. Prophttts Anodyne Pam Kill IT, each cost:
Ing fifty cents only; it relieved almost instantly
I therefore recommend tim the highest degree 10
others suffering from similar dise1se. can say
that 1t is one OF the best family medicines out
certain. Yours truly. W. A. FOREHAND.
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/ rye .s.; ;,aIav, nl 1asesnnel1 el1!nsqEaatf.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-08

DIR PROPHITT'S FEMALE TONIC.
This Medicine, with it's associates, is o safe and
certain remedy for oil durable diseases to which Fe.
males alone liable. II is also excellent pre-.
ventative of Nervous BHsdnees, or Nervous Dis
ease in either male female Il powerful Ner-
vine Tonic setting up full and free circulation
throughout the system. it.
All OF the above Medicines sold by Druggists and
Merchants generally throughout the southwest.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-08

.4at. Cov1NGToN, Ga, July 9, 1867.
Dr.. FrophiL-Having used your Liver Medicine
for more than year in my family, cheerfuly re-
commend ii to all persons suffering from LIVER af-
fections. Dyspepsia or Indigestion in any form.
also recommend your Dysentery Cordial as the best
RENE dy tor that disease. o. 7. ROGERS.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-27
Gunntru aful esixis for Salf.
60nntrg %fal Gstafs tor %alf.
FIRST CLASS COUNTRY PROPERTY
FOR sALg By
MALLORY BLACKWELL.
AUCrrosRERs
fIr AND
REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
No. S5 LIBRRrYsr. NJ
TIRsT CLASS COUNTRY PROPERTY
REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
Ha S5 LIBRRrY-sr, N T.

beautiful country seat Of 20 seres TsrJtovn The parable.
ridges be cut into Villa hts With superb views Of ntnsas ss
Hudson There are acres grounds uBiung laws VII.
oaps Of and dsduous extensive pasos
towering shrbs embsnsd eoGu ground shaded BY o gsrd.s
bordssd By hedge Of Norway spruce and 800 pear
French varieties old and apple orchards lakes
brook place laid oat By ennent landscape gardener 1bs san
standing ino elegantly and cOpyeaent library
room diBiug with dumbwaer broad
opposite large psre On second hoOr bathrooms bed rooms viii
dressing and sns closets aitaehed above cir,
and well ventilated Kitchen. servan diuingroom laundry milk room
wneeoset and cellar Easements spacious pIsu entirely 1noun5
houses furnace sad water HgbbOrhOd unerpaonabe
perfectly healthy well but snd convenient double cottage
place. feet fronts fne sutbaings stone osrage way viii
reasonable price and Maps views At Ii.
once Of MALLORY BLACKWELL, No. IS Lihertyst
New-York tribune., 1869-03-27
REAL ESTATE.
Nrw.YonK. FrIday, MARCH %. lse9.

NEw.YoaK Friday, March 20, lso'
Messrs. A. ]. Bleecker, Son a. Co. VIII sen
~ auo,on tomorrow noon at No Ill Broadway, 20 o'
nj Mott Station at the intersection OF the hun'ei
South Side and Brooklyn Central Railroads. 4.
A valuable parcel of land containing lou 49,, "'. "a
arsd toT sa,e m lots 70 suit purchasers The lana
sltuated two miles east Of Brooklyn ana Se'0"
from the City Hall Park. ,,.,ro,sco
The following extract from Carriers San franosuo
Real Estate Circular shows that the cash system,
An ninetenths of the real estate transaeuois ~
1.-THE total number Of sales last month p f s 5 s67
60 bec we're AS amounting to :sts ., aS
against which ls9 releases nan dining the month
Of Jannary preceding Money sun wUrd wdncton TO 10
even When large sans bsbeat to those who wish TO build
knt so lar as real estate sales are
would 10 hisS W ,s desirable especially In q market
there there Is proneness TO both DinE & w 20 osh avs.
OF reSTusG GcS Transactions to $22s were left unpaid
md secured by mortgage In January lle pae o"I Io
sales Dnmbe red Is and the amount lett anpal1 edS ~
saiS sS There was Therefore, very material reauc'o
10 such transactions last mohlL ~
recent sale OF valuable unlmproved property In Bos-
ION affords an interesting comparison as 70 prices VIZ"
thoso paid for similar property in NewYork Two iO'
D commonwealth-ave northwest corner of Clarendon
Al together co feet front by l2i feet deep were sou Oy
Mr. r. Nudge to Messrs. Bancroft, Loring Winans
for 500 OO about half what has repeatedly been PAID lor
similar property In New-YOrk. Commoawealth'ave. is
the finest street the finest quarter OF BOSTON, anu e
lots described above are less than miles distance from
the state House. ,,,
DR. Dio LOWS thinks New-York Island should furnish
"heathf pleasant, elegant homes" for three inlinonS
of people The way 20 dOl he thinks is to put up wo0
blocks Of buildings sTeen stories high ana oo iees "oe
The urolect like the homes seems to MS rather suPe
uu,ade Our ordinary vestory tenements are horrible
enough but the Imagination shudders from the eohten
piaton u what might be done with sixteen'story hu
hive.
AUCTION SALES OF NEw-YORK REAL ESTATE
BY JAMES NJ. MILLER.
Th,.estory byck houses aud No TS 6shsf o a.,
New-York tribune., 1869-03-27

Hero we have GO sales IN Cincinnati against 25g IN Chi
eaTo with an aggregate OF t579 e9 FOR city, against
o. 100sN In OheagO-oYer four 70 oDe-shOwInR 800 per
cent greater activity In Chicago than IN Cincinnati real
estate II true that the delinquent tax list " Chicago
25 newspaper pages against two for our city, but
may also be true that Of the heavy taxpayers think
they use they money 70 better advantage IN
purchasing more city property They have two years
10 which 70 redeem forfeited property, by paying
double tbe amount OF the tax with 10 per cent
interest The more activity there 10 IN buying and
selling real estate the longer will be tho delinquent list
because there 10 less stability among the Many
persons niug risks IN the hope Of heavy future
advance II the tex on lot 10 e1O0 and il IN rising In
value @ foot every month II does not pay TO settle
VAL tns 4tsW% ~ lQgS ~ sqgaly VrsDtanle JOs are
New-York tribune., 1869-03-27

Daily, sem Weekly, and Weekly. comprise inoiViauA..
every profession or business; consequently 49,.
ments in each disseminate among All o'Aoo .aIs.
90 .o estate both in the city and country thus auuk
greatly to the value of s columns as an advertising me
dunn The charges for advertising are as follows; pAi.r
n,,v, az e,uts Der line for each insertions WkshLi
TarpuNn. a per nns; sExtwEEKLr TRIBUNE 70 oens,
nor ,ns About ten wo average lne' ator 'ho no'
line. winch usually contains only -FOUR OF n''
Terms cash in advance.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-27

Persons having real estate for sale or to let
and those desrous Of purchasing renting such pro-
perty will nnd It to their interest to advertise IN THE
TRIBUNE Its aggregate circulation exceeds that Of any
other newspaper and IN addition TO this advantage TIE
TRIBUNE will be found. not only in Eew-York and all Its
cities mud villages but In every stato and Territory
within the Union The advertisement shoud be made
brief AZ will allow OF the advantage offered being ear to
the reader We wond especially dwen ON the fact that
tbs lsessesD igr TIE tprss saip0ns Of TnR TsisUKE
New-York tribune., 1869-03-27
AT HYDE PARK.

FOR sALE-ous thirty raanins from The AbsaJ
Turnpike Hudson 900 yards vsser Ons largo as house.
with oD,.g. including Wings feet Is feet deep some eon
mboass stOss cottage OF rooms on the n' eA
elegantly finished walnut and other cottages
large bsras esrrs sab resphOuse spsp ies'
house Jehta desirable plses for sn
em.n Of means either permanent residence Psre
lara Of QOs) MALLORY BLACKWELL, No. s. LibsfJ't' T.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-27
AT SING SING.

FOR sALEA place Of about 10 nearly covered you're
fruit trees about 100 mostly standard Jus. In bsans aasit
the KadsOu River commanding splendid view Of ns h'ss
and about miles from the depot The hous felass fsshs
the manner With sIpenv marble naDs fns spfHs ssis
and cold throughout aud al the necessary modern mpves
large carriage house. both nesry aso Osebnsss sadsasri
house. Would be exchanged for unrcumbsd city property Apply s
Q3g MALLORY h BLACKWELL, Ne. IS Mbertyr, MI
New-York tribune., 1869-03-27
AT PoUaHKEEPsIE.

FOR sALRA place four handsomely laid cot within thrs'
inuss depOsi house snshed throughout hard wood
heated By steam range modern improvements 10 rooms beside se
ceboas gasbouse 10 Further particulars Of
1881 MALLORY d BLACKWELL, No. IS Liberty 81
New-York tribune., 1869-03-27
AT TARRYTOWN.

FOR sALROn Broadway aclass frame house, heS W "fe
brick IN perfect order, two acres furnace dunb waiter se
convenient 10 churches and depot jet standing b ss hsanafa
grounds and most charming every variety Of fu which WIN
grow in this climate; excellent oatbulldBgs Apply 10
(3lD MALLORY l. BLACA"kLb' "a - iAO""'~
New-York tribune., 1869-03-27
At TARRYTOWN.

FOR sAr-A place Of eight and good frame hoa 'e'
with bricks rooms; good ban ouads well laid outs an abaasass
Of fruit and shade ssrerug brooks large springs and ens
pond u. stoek.d choice Oeaos with ans hyss vesa Far
ther particulars Of hALLohf biAOh"hhh'
nan No IS Bbsriyst
New-York tribune., 1869-03-27

FOR SALE at New uRoeheie-A tvss;Op Frame HOs, fHsd Ia
u rooms gas BATH range, burglar sa all npoyenehei carriage
house stablss ke, about Two acres dssrably located
t370 MALLORY 4 BLACKWELL Ne IS LnsSsg st
New-York tribune., 1869-03-27
AN QUIET IN CINCINNATL

The settlement Of Park question in Chicago far
as State legislation settle IT, has created strong
movement ia real estate transactions. Prices have
greatly advanced during the past month"; and they
sui on the rise. The evidence OF tins is seen in the
amount OF trapsfers as officially reported We give the
daily results Of the week ending March g. both Tor that
aitv and Cinciunafi
New-York tribune., 1869-03-27
AT NEw.RoCHELLE.

FOR sALE-A very desirable Gothic House, 10 Oous h,s
water In Ii. Kitchen; with two stalls, Of landi nuss
wsn from depot Or rssted furnished to adehrsbs tsnast
Applyto MALLORY BLACKWELL No IS LSGvst
New-York tribune., 1869-03-27

stil In the market The above facts Clearly sno % % di
ve arc I'm very easy c0ndOn-that Is, we are not als
urbed by any 10 real estate nor diverted IRON s1Dst
neditation by exciteeuts real estate sales III might
e v TO disturb this heavenly quiet by conntenancing
any improvements that would iTresstlby sct US
"a-g0ing." ICihclnhau A"eS'
New-York tribune., 1869-03-27
At TARRYTOWN.

FOR sALR-A very desirable and beautiful place Of ss ore
Of the snes. usghorhoOd surrounded By elegant residences Bel
house. r snhs In black walnut and the o nanssr sss
view. hALLohi bbhoh"hbD'
QsD No heerv'"
New-York tribune., 1869-03-27
AT PEEKSKILL.

FOR twenty-five and half under good eal'ahon
seres laid out ornamental and fruit tress acre veod se
pear bearing, small u In abundanee spps
ard House. rs, modern hnshsd marble msnts
ke 10 rooms, barn. sasgehoa ke Fu view Of the Hghsadu
Ul9 MALLORY BLACKWELL, No - Loeryst
New-York tribune., 1869-03-27

FINE Farm FOR sALR-rTs miles from sJaeL EshJt's
acres IN ans one fenced very little '0ne ins shade and
wood; sne ffuI Utpey nzneer springs On
property tAreso and basement Fro e psse' ea
Just pspered painted marble msns ao good hrm house we
barns carriage, md house. Apply to % rI. ~.
u40 MALLORY & BLACKWELL, Nc. IS Llesrysa
New-York tribune., 1869-03-27

FOR sALE- Tysown. the HusOn, large dOuhs HOUSE, el
70 rooms gas heater, garden; egeAesss sasd and pss
tered houses high ground ye minutes ss 'f si
b..u, place for gru,.msns reseees bOadss AppJ
ta30 MALLORY 4 BLACKWELL, Ne s. hbsrgsL
New-York tribune., 1869-03-27
TIE SOHTH,

South Carolina lands it is reported, selling at
favorable prices The Chestnut estate, OF 6OOO acres In
Kershaw District recently disposed Of at prices
s0uai TO what could have been obtained 1860 The
lstate divided INTO small lots some OF which were
purchased by the freedmen. At the sales on March IN
BANTER and other districts the local papers report that
mood prices were paid.
FTne land In the neighborhOod Of MorgaDowD, West
Virginia can be bought for about $50 per acre.
In the Fredericksburg papers we see mention made OF
.ales of land in spStsylvaDa Stafford and Caroline to
fhe efollOwing-named newcomers from the North: Dr.
W. Stevenson j. W. Stevenson, and Patrick Martin from
New-York, and Messrs stephens, Horn, Blair, and
Bassett from Pennsylvania The Ners says thai at Spot
eylyaDia Court House last Monday land buyers were
hooking about At dinner thirteen NOtherners sat down
At one table and seemed TO enjoy themselves and be well
pleased generally. Mr. Fisher OF Wisconsin has pur
chased the hotel and farm aud will make many improve
ments.
Land near San Antonio Texas. has been sold for II
eonts acre.
Tas PieaHne says there is vast amount Of
building going in NewOrleaDs and Its suburbs What
A remarkable there before been time when
buildings could be erected at so little cost In that city
An building materials which is produced in the South
may be obtained for the same not lOwer-prices
in greenbacks than before the war ia gold. Every
srJcle however that from tile North s fully up
90 the gold standard, and has always been In couse
Quence of the cheapness Of lumber de- parties who have
never before considered themselves able 20 build,
now erecting residences OF their own.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-27
NEAR MOUNT KIsCo.

FOR sALR-A Cue farm u miles from sepo'i srss
voOd 100 apple trees 100 pear 20 cherry " plum. pesshs
strawberries dairy and fuit n house ta '"es'srH
and se frame roOns large barn. two small carriage ho
besnsy mill with two Of 'oo two sa.n, hou's "0s pesAs
Apply 70 MALLORY b BLACKWELL, No IS Libsrtya t7oO
New-York tribune., 1869-03-27

FOR sALs or TO LIT furnished EswRocheneA frame Hs''e
rooms gas furnace water the hhsa s'aee ssSs
house eighth Of mile Om depo Of BDd sss ~
cation For particulars. apply to
MALLORY q BLACKWELL, No. 50 Ubetya
New-York tribune., 1869-03-27
HIN .Strstp g,al estat, for Sak.


ONE THING is APPARENT, at least
"A for the present. and that M That County fe for brsy New
Workers scarcely sne ssyvhss to he northsaS o. the C
caes travel and the e9nampon OF uie
great for daily and EBWJhhSEi one sun
practicable homes
The Town Of PAsSAO charming NevJersey
It lies the bank Of the degh romantic 'r he zane name
de and points vide and varied prospects unfold them
selves aurng slara all tina hgh ana
healthy region being absolutely free from ecal diseases
The excellent fsng hoasg and skating s famous
All comforts and eouyeDenecs life are an
sbls Reformed Baptist Roman CAihshs
Met, ,odst Presbyterian, and Episcopal Charches
Capital facilities for Bdaeaon Afforded ey Pfok Jonn MONROE
andJ Kershaw's Academies -.
while there are plenty good markets for the supply o. an
day wau Good sidewalks throughout the enre older pari y @
village, Incorporation, M pssssg w eeea ,u
further the Of the projectors Of ns neen.
foot which Will probably iosu
speedy ptroduou Of Gas light The streets are being
beau6ed while all the ones arc literally devised non s
stara In sho do not have to build the town
ret prices are Many tasteful houses IN the market and
much desirable single village lot to plot: o several ssres
better chance for procuring home nevas Az ns
charms country % and the time nsuing
mep time 10 boy property here The growth hot
tive reasn Aeereoa Of city OF taste sd eegeo oe. q
public There 70 trains daily over ihs be hhos1
gve village From ChambeSst 70 Passsie Is -
IN lncludng fery) inmates or no further nsa 70
st. the point Of departure wren we m ans
70 third the upper portion Of thesen railway
stations win be easily and pleasantly accessible rom
from os Of our city residences Por further particulars ns o. prop
srty kc apply VIM MORGAN bOH, NO. " Winas a.
New Dr. 4 Passaie
New-York tribune., 1869-03-27
AT STANFORD.

FOR sALE-A sue COUNTRY one mile s~ sspof
bou,. .H. .bOu. hot and cold water BATH kS barn s
M e,r.sehOu,e $780, Of Long IsaOd ssnrd Phei"'s
At Office Of hALLOhi DhA'A"DNN '" - ''''-
New-York tribune., 1869-03-27

ron suR =, srAMFoRD-A r.ry desirable Place Of 10 acres 4
s Ib sus view Of sound Fruit large frame hOu'e u '''S'
| bars carriage house. lodge, 10 ApPyto i
| f9In MALLORY BLACKWELL No - Lbsn9se
New-York tribune., 1869-03-27
cltsitb,stu GOunip gaI edat. for sali.

AT WHITE PLAINS.
IN At lOkKERs
SALE, number COUNTRY STATS, YARNS, and
COTTA0ks shass esAohs st tha barsAiHs
hlrCukLLA Co, No "a Pine -
New-York tribune., 1869-03-27

A COUNTRY SEAT At sTAMFoRD-cOnf'an, o. % ,s''' e'as
fully located commanding ass view Of LoAs i'aha oSS' -
-, "a tool house. Ice house, hen bose se
rood b.ra, ls also neat gardeners cottage Further pa'n
omee Of hALLohi DDANA"iN ~ -
New-York tribune., 1869-03-27

AUCTION SALES OF NEw-YoRK REAL ESTATE
BY JAMES NJ. MILLER
Three story brick houses front aud No IN bShst io
New-York tribune., 1869-03-27
Gong SsIanS Stal Gstat, for Sale.

A STORIA and RAVENSW00D, l.. DE
,rbls residences SALE Tor LR prizes 70 S9
600 wsisr 'front.' usDd Apply st NJ WHITSgfs once
suusvick Terrace, Astoria. l.. |.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-27

A RARE CHANCE for cheap and gen teel
N nOMk-A few LOISin JOINT Pah AssoeAuon io' ALh
Very aud Picturesque Plan and particulars AZ No " La
peu
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1869-07-29

bone) to empty its contents, after the
necessary changes have been wrought, by
which they have become very nearly allied
to, if not Identical with, the constituents
of the blood except in colcr, into the
subclariaii vein. And here the nutritive
material thus prepared and introduced
into the circulating fluid, or vivifyins
current, is brought within the range O..
affinities by which each tissue approrri
ates to itself that best adapted to It's own
development; and in this way, by an APP
paratus exquisiteiy beautiful and ingen-
ious, but imperfsctly described, the
product of infinite wisdom and skill-the
whole system, the human form Divine,
is not only built up, but nourished and
perpetually renewed and sustained during
the whole period of its allotted existence
and bat for disease or physical derange-
ment of some part of the organism, that
period would be definite, and limited
only BY silver old age
To be continued