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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-12-03

Full reports Of the destructive gale upon the
Lakes, on Tuesday night of last week, have nat
vet been collected. TIE Milwaukee WiseoH'ia,
Of the 22i, has compiled the following list of
vessels rpeorted to have beu driven ashore or
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-12-03

%Partial loss. Total loss. Doubtful.
Wrecks of some thirty other vessels have
been seen at different points, the names of which
are unknown. A number of lives have been
lost, but We see no names mentioned.
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Arrived YESTERDAY.

,steamship " Everman, Hirekley. Philadelphia
len @ sstufday;a Mo Mdsa no Jno n TheD Getty baii
Calder. ameron & Barkley, e. L Kornah Gus, j COS
grove, F tober son. A W E kel / Co Donahu,,
ais. Dosss oi;e cobsa
eB Johnson 70. Fogarhe's BOOK TORE hIarshall 4
Bo Imam Bros NJ Luh =, Feidmann q Co, Je-
son sea' Srahe as;se % Senases SsS ai5S RGp
Co. Order. and others.
+ schr Ann Deas. from West Point Mill. 80 tcs
Rice. TO Cohen Hanckel & o, and w Bee & Co.
savannah pilot boa' Neca Us;na. q cru se
7 Steamer Pilot Boy. Peck, savannah, via Beaufort
and Hilton Head % t1erces Rice, Mdse and sun
dries. 10 Ferguson. Buud 4 Blake. vincent,
VKfessel, Klatte 10. A Ba, nard. Mrs Mcbride,
W HARRISON. ant southern Express Go.
Al QUARANTINE.
"A Spanish brig, unknown.
GI Cleared Yesterday. 1gn tt&; &.
Steamship saraeossa, Ryder, New York-Rayenel 4
sclT ara1 Cullen. Avis Wilmington Del--H Ba,
schr -elah Strong, Murray, Delaware City-H F
Snilcu Yesterday. ra -- ;.a
Steamship sarayossa, Ryder, New York.
From this Port.
Brig Americus. Han M&ravideuce Y ], July 81. ,-
Brig bradshaw, sears. ia onvi!le Fla July 23.
schr h vi erman, arshall New YORK, Aueust1
Up tor this PorG
Schr Lilly, Hughes, at New York, ss5s,ssS :.
shlpnevvs h. se'crrnph.
SAVANNAH: August 4.-saled, steamship Rapidan
for New York.. .,.N ~
4 -, Memo nntA. ~
The bark White Cloud. Freom IN, previously re .
ported cleared for this rot, arrived q, Holmes
Hole july oath. for Cha,lestown, Mass and has
arrive d at Boston, Mass. .;r.e,s, 3g.,-.s :
PORT OF GEORGETOWN. 8. c.. AUGUST 1.
July 29-B dg N DanarU'NetlL Bath. Me- ia
August 1-schr Emma. .nthony. Baltimore.
CLEARED.
July s1-schr NJ Richards, Irving. New York.
LIST OF VESSELS
Up. CLEARED AND SAILED FOR HIS POI T.
q FOREIGN" fss.
The Hannah Lizzie, Ferguson, cleared. May 20
The vinco, Halliday, SAILED. July Is
British brig Courier, Evans, saied. July
DOMESTIC
a...y.,g q aoLDspoRo. .ME. iuM sfut
Scbr Velocity, PinEham. called June 16
FRANKTORf ME-
Brig b w McGilvery, etutts. cleared. ..July
80 !. 90 'i.fiel' zsnsTbk," s~i = e U
Brig susan voorhie Fulford, cleared. July %
sRw yonY
stea1nship Magnolia. Crowe cleared. July 81
ser Wana.s. Featherstona clearsd. .Jnly o
6chr B Hawkins, Wyatt, cleared. July ~
Schr GeorIie, swan, up. July 81
Gchl Lnys Hughes, up.s........-.... W.. august
Steamship w Everman. snyder, cenred.. July so
HchF amanda Flannaear. Collins, cleared July SO
@ BALrIMoRE. ~ sc WI ai.. se3ia q
Schr FRANCISCO, Crowther. up. July %
"1in NORFOLK, VA
Schr Carrie. White sailed 10
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OF men and women to produce stupted, scrofu-
lous, r:ckety offspring, year after year, for as
10 & as nature allows? We, know what we
should do with ANIMALS in such cases, but we
cannot do the same with mon and women. and
baby shows do not help us. lu that North
Woolwich show there were babies OF all sorts,
from the monkey like. tripets. weighing three
months old; with a thigh as large as the larF.
est part Of stout mans arm; from bullet :;
headed creatures, as bald as so many coos, to
"a cutious Aztec-lopking little thing with mat ma
OF black hair as thick aud strong as a full
grown PERSONS; from Quo cleanly y-made, lively
youngster OF nine months, with the intelligent
eyes'of a two-year.old, to masses Of lump jelly,
with DO more intellect than so mauy Prunting
pigs. But no one could propagate. or abolish
any Of these varieties. The tbick7t hIghed
monster must remain sui-generis, UNLESS the
moRsn Of sa xsS nd nd ae s o p IL ose gG e
fact, the question Of ultimate use met one at
every turn; for here was show, with prlzes to
be given to 80 many chances, not one element
of the whole concern being under human con-
troll as we exercise control, or to be amanlpula-
ted by science or the will. 20 .jq ,rGsIG!f :, t-
If the prizes had been given, az weisaid be-.
ment, sand had haen nraceded by Instruction.,
theirs might have been some good In these
Shows; but as things are, they ere not ,oaly
nonsense In Themselves, but very pernicious
and disgusting form Of nonsense, doiAg iIl6n-
ltely more harm than good ton on what Wha side. so,
ever we regard the whole affair. "A large num-
ber Of women and young children are .Gonsye-;
gated together in bad ar apd undrr nnfavor-i
able conditions for health, cleanliness and de-
cency; thers ls the chance OF infectiouS dls-i
ease, always latent somewhere among the poor,
even when not ope My DISPLAYED. breaking out.
when too late % be isolated, and the conse-
qrent chance OF a fearful disaster; there isthe
sure distu1 bance to the habits and temper
of the mother. and the consequent disturb
ance to the health of the child; and all for
the sake ola prize, which is barren Of result
a mere sum of money, which it were better to
give in charity without the. pretence OF, ., claim
Of earning at all. Il is;to be feared Gnal chill
dren are but doubtful 6 oods to the poor at he
best of times aud quver full is by no means
the prayer Of an East-end artisan troubled to
md bread tor the hungry mouths about him;
andit people wlthmuch money have pleasure
~ giving TO those with little, there are only
TOO many to receive, and occasions never want
ing: But let the etbing be done hohestly. and
with some Judgment, and let charity and aims
giving be called by their r1ght names and, not
CLOSED over with this Observation-Disclosures i
v1rnsh. A baby SHOW IS g.
mlscliieyeus- sham a.'d q degrading ez&ibitien,
and the sooner we have seen the last Of the
knd the better for all concerned. :
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WHOLESALE AGENT FOR SOUTH CAROLYN
~ June z
ID n. RIO IA US
G LDEN RE EDIE

ASK FOR NO OTHER, T.EE NO OTHER. AND
yon will save time health and money.
% $1,000 REWARD for any case of disease in any
stage which they fail TO cure.
DR.. kIOH us GOLDEN BALSAM No. / cures
Ulcers. liberated Sore throat and Mouth, sore
Byes, Cutcueous or Skin Eruptions. Copper Cniored
B9tches, soreness Of the Scalp ecrofua, &C. is the
greatest Renovator, Ale1atlve and Blood Purifier
known, removes al diseases from the syetem, and
leaves the blood pure and healthy.
pr. RICHAU's GOLDEN BALSAM No. cuces
Mercurial Affections, Rheumatism in all It forms,
whether Fl om mercury or other causes; gives imme
diate relief IN all cases NO dieting necessary. I
have thousands of Certificates proving the miracu-
LOUIS cures effected by these Remedies. Price Of
either No. or No o. $5 per botti or bottles for
DR.. RICHAU's Gor:DEN ANrIDOTE, q safe spec
dy.peasant and radical cure for all Ur1nary De
Tasemente accompanied With full directous. Price
50 per bottle
radical cure for Nervous Gen. ral Debility in old
or Soung; imparting Ell. rgy with wonde ful effect
Price SIS ler bottle, or two bottles tor 50.
On receipt ot price these Remedf.s will Be shipped
to any place. Prompt attention paid to all cores
dents. None genuine without nhe name of .Dr.
RACHAU'$ GOLDEN RkMEDIES, D. b. RICHARDS
Sole Proprietor" blown in glaRs OF bot les. -
Address H. RICHARDS.
I = rH No. 22S rVarick street, New York
Oh"o Hours from . A NJ. to9P. NJ.
Circulars sent ly Is July
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DOdd's Nervine and Inyigorator
DEKG,s CSIvERsAL RUSSIAN
HEALING SAI,VE

"a 4
THIs vALuAeEE REMEDY 4As EFFEc FED
innuIiIeruoe fIcs gaiueS1 i.e-iy
reputation The dlseoverer If this Salve has applied
itwith eminent ,ccess In thous ands of cases dur
ing the Crimean War. and has cured dangerous
wounds, in manv cases considered mortal.
MIR. E. BERG is the so g possessor OF the valuable
secret OF making this alive; from lis experience in
nsing 1t in Europe aud he success attending ts ap-
plcaton there he has been induced to introduce 1t
into the United states IT Relieves PAINl
1ho:e who have Wou dR. Bruises Cuts of oil
Finds, OF Sores, Felons, Scratches MusQulto Bites
Frost Btten Joints. sore Il Cllbla y. ChiIdren's
scorbutio complaints Head aud Faa q. speedily
cured 1t has proved { great advantage to ladies',
and Is peculiarly adapted for gathered breasts
legs. &C. through confinement, and other causes
y acts like magic ip removing Boiis -Plmples; and
used for Corps Buptone and Sore Throat ey apply
ing external y every event z before going to bed.
For sale by all druggists Price 25r.: &c., and 81
per Jar. Office. n. 260 ,wery, N. Y. None genuine
unless countersigned T.! BERl's UNIVERSAL BUS
York. For gale b. JOHN r. HENRY, No. sCollege
Place. ew York etuth ~ JulyS
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THE DAILY NEWS.

The NIonum ,,t at Washington.
.ETE3tfA -:
-. by r. o. .T1CKNoR. n
x croMNnless co'umn, planned by pride. ,,was
And tnishet by the fates
world of pathos bows beside ''N''-'''
This "ToMBsroNE" of the sta'es
Not HIS whose cloudless glories rise
Above the eagles hixht ;s1, 4s .auc- f,in
Not THEIRS whose ktnared crimson cries =, a.
: From eve'y mountain heigh. ,: :!,o..'o II +
Silent as Me,nnon. since the hour
That closed in dawnless hate (; d. i iiiI
Silent for these as Sh,nar's tower. o. ~,
Or ladmor desolatel .9@.
wreck nf sovran swords and seals,
Heaped from the blush OF day }r
A pyramib OF princely shields,
Most vilclS thrown away !-4 -..-'
Not thither climbs the incense, stirred Ar
From ga, tn a, mornings hour ,
Not there the Jest OF broodtng bird,
Nor br, attn OF any flowers
No warder walks upon the wall.
no waiing Dugio sings
The treachery that 81 ,uIhtered all
These thrice anointe0 kings
Whose munmird marbles gleam like ghosts
Atbwart their donJoh's gloom, ~
Sublime memorials hammered hosts
Their own trem endous tomb - a
Bald Tyrunny alone shall tread '..2zrh''.,
This consecrated epot,
Whehcs lame hath fed where hope lies dead,
: And LIBERTY is not
The crownless shaft The shattered trust 4, = ,
Ruin, to rival these - "
The aa ear.h shrouds not in the dust -
or sixty centuries ,rs
-oRcH HILL, Ga.
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Markets by Telegraph.
FOREIGN MARKETS.

FOREIGN MARKETS.
LONDON, August 4-Noon.--Consols o. Ponds
quiet ano steady at sa1S ,s
Afternoon Bonds 1855 49,
EveniDg.-Consols 9lL. Bonds steldy at 83x.
Tallow ass sda46s .i ri
LIVERPOOL, august t4-Nocn.-cotton hrme,; up.
lanes 12zsd Orleans lsA1s1sd; sales 10 600 bales.
Others unchanged.
Afternoon Lard Arner. Tall ow 46s Cd.
Evening. Cotton shade armer, Tallow AIS.
HAvnz August I, Cotton opened with 70 better;
If $3.50. lSs5c lsf.S
~ FRANKFORT. August A Bonds .esss
poosrEsr1oo ro MARKETS. IKE
New YoRK August a. N oon. .4.Stocts strong.
Money steady atr6a7c "A steraing. az Gold s5%.
Cotton steady ct asasa}4c nttne quiet ati42a
1870 Rosin uncnanged,sa a1 ssti
Even.ng Cotton hrm; saies .,15oo bales at
SsAc. Tlour unchanged. NheAti1o better for q
moderate export deAand; j; No spring siI6s. Corn
2asc bettsts sound D5it1to. Oats 2ass lower.
Mess POM heays lowers nav sss 1aass 2s.
Lard trln 6ns auet ih kettle lpAa a20c. Wliskey in
fair request asSesEiss ara. T1fSsnuns 4aa4ig1c.
Ros 50 2oas. sFrashts, yery nrm; on cotton, bs
steam "a; on grain, ~ san, Z, "a Money very
easy. Gold 35X. 0overnmeats strong. ..,82's 25
Southern heavy. ,.,TgyG..,. -,.,
BALTIMORE August 4.-Cotton, nominal at 321kc.
Flour dull and scarce; How,rdstreet superaae sea
so. Wheat Arm; GOOD to prime 81 65a1 65; low
grades neglected. Corn dull; white 81 O5; yellow
81 Osa1 10 Rye 81 20. Ness pork Arm. Pacon ac-
tive; shoulders 1874. Whiskey quiet at sll6. +; q
CINCINNATI. August 4-Whiskey drI at 81 0s.
Provisions Ar n and quiet. Mess pork s33 so. Ba-
con- shoulders 15>sc clear sdes 1s,1a1sc; hams 2lc.
Lard 1870 III Hsi :sslsrr,7e
ST. LOUIS, August -Whiskey 81 Q5a1 o.. Mess
pork quiet at SS4 80. Bacon quiet; shoulders 16c
clear eides l9c; sugar.cured hams 24sl5o. Lard
quiet ut 1shal9c. se
LOUISVILLE. August 4.-Bacon. shoulders Ice;
clear sides 1870; hams 22hsa23Hc. Mess pork
$33 80 ns.a.. ~.
WILMINGTON. August l.--Spirits tarpentine weak
3shc. Rosin dul Crude turpentine unchanged.
Tar So. i:e.s aissal.4 SIS syigl
AUGUSTA, August Cotton, market flrlner, but
nothing doiag; ss!es - bales; receipts 18 bales;
middling 3lhc. e4f 4l.a .s-1s x
SAVANNAH. August A. Cotton. receipts 81 bales;
expor' q to New York 1888 bales. (,
4 MOBILE. August :4.--Goston, nothing adones re-
ceipts bales
/, 5NER ORLEANS. August A.-Cottcn frm; sales $50
bales Gold 36]&. Sterling A95k. New York sight
exchange Ac premium. sugar cezainon 11a12c;
prime 14c. Nolasses prime ferenent41g &c. saasr.
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COnsignecs per Northcastern Railroad
PA ssenRers.

- ~ F@sseMRe!s. 80 ,o,-l 49,. ~
Per steamship saragossa. for New York-wm
Gle. 8 shaw and lady II McFaling, Devereux.
G Noise, Mrs L A Knight, Mrs . II Groves, Mrs
sewage. f Gould, J Cummings and lady, Mtss Mag
gie McMillan. Mrs Kirkpatrick. ID a Day and lady,
and steerage.
2. Per steamer Pilot Boy, from Savannah via Beau.
fort Bluftt9n. Hilton Head. &c-A Hull. MI soul.sr
and wife, Miss Robinson, l. Walker, 81 G Merrill,
Mrs Freeman, Mrs J g King and two children, N
Chtsolm. J ID Stafford F Fulbiid and son, and 80 on
deck.
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Charleston ts0yton a md I nee NJ rISes. (;
)FFiCh OF IHK CHARLESttN DAILY NEwe.l
CHAhLEsToN Wednesday Ryeplng Autus.4. g.
CorroN. The Business III ttfs article was ulnlm-:
portant, and quotations are ominal, say:
.'3"f LIVERPOOL CLAss1F1cAT1oN Gay
Ordinary to good ordinary ..... ,29 casoH
"''u"ne'..... .......: ........... 81 L@33
BY New York classification we quote:
MlooNng :,.,.,;..... ..i:':.: .s2H@-
RIoA.@fhe market for this grain WAS quiet and
no transactions OF mportante took place. We quote
common to fair clean Carolina at 7h@S; good $40
sI2c q ID. t.zE
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Drugs, GNmtld:s, Gtf.
% 8 % " > 3
TOBACCO ANTIDOTE.
Warranted to Remove all Desire
for TObaccO.
It ts Purely Vegetable and contains
nothing injurious.

The following is one Of thousands of testimonials
that are daily received by the Manufacturer:
kIcHMo ND VA, November %. 1868
DEAR SIR-The 'sTobacco Antidote" prepared by
you according to the receipt you have submitted to
me, and the ingredients OF which have examined,
Is purely vegetab entirely ha mless, and contains
nothing in the least injurious 1t not dsagreeabe
to the taste. and home article, hope you will
meet with ready sale Tor At. and believe that If
directions are followed. II Will do oil you claimed for
IT, JOHN DOVE, NJ. d.
11- Price 80 cents per Boy. The usual discount
to the Trade.
I hs- For sale by .e,.sb
DR.. HI. BAER.
WHOLESALE AGENT FOR SOUTH CAROLINA.
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lpnslEnees per south Carolina axallroad
August 3 and A..

U August and 4.
35 balee Cotton, 1856 bales Domestics. 20 PACKAGE
Bacon, 432 sacks Flour 1880 Melons. l32 b6s Naval
stnres, cars Wood. car Lumber. car Stock To
Railroad Agent, Stenhouse & Co, Pelzer Rodgers &
60. b O'Nei]I, Riecke & Schachte. II Cobia & Co N
Robson. Ki ncR, Wickenberg l. Co, Hurkamp & Co,
Goldsmith on. Phillips, Graeser & Smith, Hop
kins, MCPHERSON & Co, and ChR'ee.
Consignecs per Northeastern Railroad
s'&.,fja.,a. August A.. f7. t.l y ga
B bales Cotton, 629 bbis Naval Storas 1923 bushels
Rice, cars stock. cars Lumber, cars Phosphate,
Nose SC. To Marshall Jr, Kinsman g. Howell 8
D stoney. Walter Il Co. AsA Goldsmith & TO. Good
Vfch Wineman Il 20 tol P Blount. u silcox, P
I Guillemin. Assistant Quartermaster, Clacius &
Wit'e Cohen. Hanckel g. Co. " H Ohafee & Cc, NJ
Dingle. Jefords & 90, JV BaTden, r Murphy, G
Beckley. Mantoue & Co. and Railroad Agent.
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! MIA nohestsr Cotton ssoas - 'iIll Mari III.

MANcHE>TEB. July 17--dorToH uooDs-1 here
has beel but little Change IN the position Of this
market during week now closing. The sav'ces
ffoan Calcutta, Bobss xnd China are more sati sfac
tory than hey have been, rbo Stall the quotations in
there grea markets low for n lnchester goods
thRt sbi pers could only EXPORT ut great loss. ana.
therefore. they have no or ercoufngen0ent to by.
cept on the lculatfon that prices may 60 higher
Bu, buyers are not just now inclined to speculate
under that Inspresslon bscauso Whatever m " be
their op,nions as the pimite tendency Of prices
under q deficiency Of cotton they nave witnessed
tha CHECK given to speculation hy thu considerable
arrivals OF cotton during the last fortnight Manu-
facurers quoting the high rates which prevailed
eightor days ago for cloth, but these prices
10 sorne extent Onls nominal, and lsuch buycrs
present themselves sbis 10 supply their wants ON
easier terms. Shirt ngs OF 80inch make of the vai.
widths taken TOR India good oeAl negiecn d
and only q nodersse business can be done In wide
fabr'cs Of thts descrip lon. Printing cloths also
sell onlytO limited extent Mples end Jac nets
not much request, end rather easier In prices
Tcloths and domestica also slow Of sales bS are
not changed In value. Home trade yarns. incIuding
32. twist and 30's to Ave wefk are Xa1<d per IN.
Sasfer to purchase to-day than on Tuesday, ana
TO a2's waer twist. TO slip t0r Ghtna And the
nent Of europe have npdetgone sbont the SaInf d.
cline he rcent fai.are ot Aessfs. IAvesy y horHa
has leo to two other stopp ges az mill owners ~
preston--we refer TO the suspension Of Mr.. James
Naylor AND Mr., +, r. Gardner. both OF whose eredt.
tore havereceived notice TO sstond mceiings.
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PROHIBITS LIVER MEDICINE.

PROPHITTsS LIVER MEDYCIRE.
DR.. Prophitt-Baving used this medicine sum-.
cienly long to test its virtue. nd to satisfy my
ID disease from which the writer hiss suffered much.
for six years-and being persuaded that hundreds
who now snfer from tbis annoying complaint would
be s,gnayy benefited as he has been by its use,
deem It duty we owe to this unfortunate class to
recommend to them the use OF this remedy. which
bis family the srsssest reief p '''' - = 80
~ . a'liF N. W. ARNOLD,
t soe OF the Georgia Conference.
This to certify that I was confined to The houee.
I've MONTH"; ana sssr trying a every asaasls
Or. y. q Prophits Anodyne Pam Kill It, each cost
ing Ivy cents only; It relieved almost instantly.
others suern0 to similar p aisa ea csn ss 70
certain. Yours truly. ". a. FoREaAND. d.
Covmeros, Ga, July o, 1867.
g.! Or. hreph'tS.Having used your Liver Medicine
commend ito all persons suffering from LyefrafL
also your pyssnssry corSisi 3 % the Deds
remedy tor that disease o. T. ROGERS.
sTANsonrvILLE, PUTNAM COUNTY Oct I. 1867.
Dr. Q. s. Pyophstt-Dear Sir! his is to certsy
that have used your Ague Pills for the hast ten
yesrs. and have never failed 20 cure he Ague in
single instance With them. They a,wsys bfesk the
mend them 40 being the lest aHue medicine that
have war found and they leave bed effects follow
ing them, as QuiniHe. &C,
Yours respectfully. A. wEsTBRoOK:
PUTNAM COUNTY. Ga. september 90. 1868.
Or. q. y. fT0phiH H-Str--I nave used for the last
two years In my family you Liver Medicine, your
Pain Kill It, and you Female Tonic, and have no
fears In saying that they the best medicines have
ever used for the Liver ana stomach Neurag'c and
Rht uaatic aictons. Headache, Colic. and peins Of
every kind ste subdued by Them After psing the
medicines 90 long. oheerfully recommend them to
any and every one. aud 10 all That afflicted, the
best and safest remedies for an the diseases for
witch thsy are recorasns 30. YG
4sa Yours respectfully, JAMES WRIGHT.
DFx. PE OHsEsETa . EEMA LE TONIC.
B Thta MAdsctno, With Its associates, 10 safe ana
certain ren6Gy for all durable diseases to which Ee-
males alone aro liable. II Is also IN excellent pre-
veDfahve ef Nervous BlBdness, or Nervous Dts
cares IN either mAlesOr female II ID powerful Ner-
vine Tonic. eotting mp full and sree circulation
tnrOuRnOGx the system. '4 '9'3 .Sssfs. =
AL Of the abcve Medicines sold BY DfuesiSts sn@
Aerchsnts generally ,hroughcut the >outhWesA.
ED. 81. BIJRMEIAM. III
wholesale ana ReanlAgsns,
No. Aa1 xins-strests esness calhpan,,
s' fohariesson. 6. G.
rrsps.sa only ~ rn. o. b. rRorsfTr.
Aprn ~ stuthsmos Oosington. Ga.
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Wilmington Market.

Wilmington Market.
WILMINGTON, August 3-TuRpENT1NE-Is in
moderate rcquest 6Aes of AGO iJis ut SS for virgin
and % 70 for yellow Dip. per $50 fbs.
Spirits TURPENTINE-Market firm Sales report
ed Of only A bbls It 80 Nc per gallon.
Ros1NSales OF OIL bbls at 81 65, 81 75al 80 for No
2,land 70 81 for No l.
4 lTAR-2 % bbis received aud sold at 50 per bbl
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Uomimletclal.:

~ Exports.
NEW YORK Per steamship saragossa-4 bags bags Sea Ii
lsiand Cotton, 15S Bales Upland ,Cottos., i5l ,cs
r." Etce. go bbls kosln, GA casks Clay, 1lD bales
san1 xa5 Il .a nbls 47 m mpbs Ale a Packages
WILMlNGiON DttL4Per schr Sarah Ci,llen--34o
tons Phosphafe Hock. g ~ :.
CItYG-Per schr Selah Strouc-2I1
- tons Phosphate Rock
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PRoPHYLACrlC. FLUID.

IN ARBT's PROPHYLACTAC.F FLUID.
Letter jr0ns Ho,s. Aler. H. St phens, Of Geor0tG.
CRAwFORDsvtLLE, Ga september 20, 1853.
Darby's Prophylactic Fluid is article Of little
cost but great value. Its domestic as well as nedi
cinal uses are numerous while its specialcies are
most wonderful I have not been without It for
ten years, snd no head of Q family who can afford
to have it should be without It. IN
ALEX. b. STEPHENS.
THE WONDERFUL FAMILY MEDl.
f ~ CINE. s,q u,,s
Letter from the Surgeon General of De late Confeder-
t'sH'>'- '.4' ate States. -. ~
RICHMOND, Va, January II, 1869.
JoMn RAABx + Co.. No 1870 Wilham.street New,
e3tteSss-1 have received your letter OF the 18TH
OF DeSember, 1865. callne my attention 70 your
(Darby's Prophyacttc) Fluid.
most cheertuly state that the Fluid was furnish.
Cd to. and, eztepsvely used by. the surseons In
charge e gsasr hosp,,ss 70 TIE confeders,e SER
geors making favorable report great dead OF It
was use,I Ia the hospites. sg
80" Very respectfully, Your obedient servant,
SAM'L PREsIONsMOORE, II. d,
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WHAT MEDICINES
YOU IA KE

WHEN YOU ARF FXH UsrED BY OvERwORK
OF head or hand and feel the need OF something in
vigorattng don't drink whiskey any intoxics ting
thing, whe her under the name OF Eitters other.
wise. such articles give just much strength to
your weary bod and mind as the whip gives to the
1aded norpe. and no more. Alcoholic, etamuants are
injurious to Nerve health and are ALWAYS followed
by DEPRESSING REACTION. yz.ir-
DOdd's Nervine and 1nvig0ratOr
is q TONIC aud GENTLE ,STIMULANT which is
NOT attended hy REACTION: W. at 1t gains for
yon 1t maintaDs, When 1t /. freehes BODY or mind,
IT refreshes wall, natural strength that comes stay
weare not RECOMMENDING tee'otaism IN the interest
0! any faction: but long and ex'e ended observation
teaches us that he who resorts to the bottle for rest
or recuperation. will fnd he keetls at IT, that he
is kindlinR fire. In his homes which will consume
tonic that Will ps pe1eaS n no nesroy T " Dnns
7NRRVlNE ts for ea;e by all Druesisss. Price One
Dollar. See Book of Certificates that accompanies
each bottle. 7mos June IS