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New-York tribune., 1869-04-10

tent buted into the lions cage, killing tho liones and
freeing her mate The lion took to flight out of town.
soaring the plodng country folks upsetne horses
wagons and smashing chicken coops At last advices
twenty mounted horsemen with guns and dogs, were
In pursuit Of the royal quadruped.
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were r'er and in demand for investment at quotations.
Pacific Mai. sold at s23. s2i09, closing ssa Western
Union Teegrs IN active under heavy purchases The
present business Il the Company would warrant an ao
vance IN the dyide ds to per annum and thu
stock has passed INTO strong hands. Railway
shares were irregular lut generally higher; New
York Central was unsette,f selling at 1914, ie2E.
closing 1881 Hudson sold at $50. closing 1los.
The advance this stock Is based upon report thar
the road will be consolidated with the York Central
and that another large scrip dividend VIII be made.
Harlem sold at fS6ialse Reading, 0ss9sa. Michigan
Southern, 9ia97 Lake shore, 9i09e; St. PAM stocks
buoyant the Common advanced to So and the Pre-
ferred to $50 Toledo and Wabash, 69 Fort Wayne. 1s
Rock Island 132 The Northwestern shares were strong
and active; the Common stock sold at Si and tho Pre-
ferred at9 The demand for the latter stock for ship
ment to Holland continues $5OOoOO has already been
taken fer that market, and considerable purchases
were made to-day for the point The market con-
tnued buoyant until the O'Clock Board when there
were considerable sales realize profits and prices
from ta per cent lower Erie steady at s3i a33i AZ
the Second Board the market showed Improvements i'm
prices Marposa Preferred sold at 30 Canton, ses
Harlem, 1s9; Toledo and Wabash esi AT the close the
market steady but the ncreased activity In money
had the tendency to check operations.
The closing quotations for Government bonds were a.
fo1lo
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SEVEN PER CENT GOLD LOAN OF LAKE ST.
prRfoR AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD COMPANY
Since the close of our sales for the Company we have
been bnying and selling these bonds at our counter.
at market rates Paying seven per cent gold interest,"
in New York free of taxation. we recommend them
10 onr customers as the cheapest security in ne market
JAY COOKE d Co., No. ~ Wall-st'
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THE MARKETS.

fCsrefuly reported for the TEpuSEi ,,o ,o..
market moderately active and steady as Z" ~ oo
Al Al 55a Ss for Pots and 80 l2i % Is for Pals
RIDING MATERlALS-Most descriptions are lower huu out
p.ylra,on being about open the arrivals ot all articles ave
hence the deeine and accumulation OF stock ooo M
BEEsWAX sOdeAe demand and stesu! s~iss
al Ig050c for Yellow Western and Southern n. -
BRlSTL,Rs remain steady At <Oe pz ;" i0' sssss '
White. - So 49,. hut .,aae Ia
r and boeTs 40 not We note J haes si eea
2O spnnes W BY spseaa9i ts s,s
ms Of In transit Sales also Si wv oAes ~" e
Wa ana 10 follows
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And the following for Railroad bonds:


Money opened comparatively and loaned early IN
the day per cent coin interest At o'clock the de-
mand was moro active and continued until after tha
close Of bank hours per cent paid on Goyernmena
and on stocks iai per cent in addition to currency in
teres The market closed stringent with an active bid
ding for money tomorrow at from 1905 commission
Sterling exchange dnll and steady at quotations:
London, sixty days 1Osaiost; London, sight los alos
London, prime commercial lO7i9lo7i Paris. long, 622i
as2Ii; Paris, short, 5.2o051si Antwerp, 625S3nt
SWISS 525a52li; Hamburg, S5l l9S5s; Amsterdam. iOis
4Ot Frankfort 4Oi 9aOi Bremen, 7s97ei Berlin 7Oia
The following is the list OF the steamer Rising
Star, from Aspinwall '
Lees w.Ier..... slLss5 TlJ W. selgnsu Co $4,000
DrereI Winthrop Is 60 co.'s Isaas Ash.. lIO
Eugene Kelly Co.. IL, 500 90 -
G. k GARRISON 1000 Oo Total s22se n
The transactions at the Office Of the Assistant Treasurer.
were Receipts for Customs s467oOO; for Gold Notes.
s5OOOO total Receipts, sl,Sl405 %; total Payments,
s6sO372 "a; Balance, sS9.29s s,252 95.
The earnings OF the Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad
Company for the fourth week in March were:
IsSs........"is35T3ol T3o 1853. s352n
The following the movement in Dry Goods for the
week. Entered for consumption, 81 6sT $780, Withdrawals
s650549; warehoused. $66i,o2S
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CoFFREThs market arm for a grades. sas a.
erh Sses AZ al bsss eIyruS and 2s on
rms Rim l4algc Aaraeaho l3gi5c, shs Java
CANDLES devoid Of activity and IN 'hs As'D " saw
areno nominal - -. 4. u,a.,.,, ana State Flour IA
a,. ,s and All slight improvements the nu Sss A
beeu uuinclpay characters Old Family 1.1s ~ L, ~
s.. ss gOe bbls al IS 80 for Sapetas 70 a
EIa state ss IS Cor Fancy STATE 90 Osa % - ~
-s az .s.rn E, IS Tor good TO choice sprg Mns-t
ss az go 80 as for and ioWa kxiras % 50 20 y m
SopiIg Ohio ST25csT GO for Trade brands and FANNY ofas
9s sc eOl Amber Winter Wheat hx'Fa
and Michigan 81 $50 % IS for White whe.. 90 s0 70 %
40 on eos Family DO. aud 81 9USR 10 Tor ~ hes
f,,,s and Dsahe Extra California Fienr Is dHn anq Mraay,
,e Of 100 bhs anil $1d$ 2A CsnAhan feni M ~
I ess ara entirely uominaL Southern Flour moro sne
steady sales Of 200 bbs sc sea 81 r ordinary 70 goa SS
Rioya and Counr Sc Oe47 20 Tor bIa georgia ana 'tlaiS.
a. % 40 20 for Family 90 aud 80 ooaels for Extra any fa
MARYLAND and Delaware Rye Flour iewer saa NY s
81 IA hbls Al "a 10 Meal Is steady aud IN ia
lss Of $40 bb at - ca far Western and - ." o
TJSlI-we better for DRY Coz Spee our ''' N
very scarce prices however. remain unehansea v
FEATHERS unchanged We quote a' ~eSe' 'O' i''N ~
Western. " -, al. an .avsneA ina,
0RAiN-Tbs Wheat pske, u Cru aud ne sa~ NJ "''- ~S'
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
TIE FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS Of the ROCKFORD
Rock ISLAND AND ST.. LOUIS RAILROAD COMPANY.
pay both the Principal and Seven per Cent interest
1st Feb and lst Aug.-in GOLD COM. free of Govern
ment tax.
Alimited amount only of these Bonds may be had
at par and accrued intsrest in currency. OF d. III.
BoopY, Treasurer, No. IL Wall-st. or of HKNRr
CIEws & Co., Bankers. No. 50 Wall-st. New-York.
SAVE DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT OF THE NATIONAL
PARK BANK-For the safe-keeping. and protection
from fire and burglars of Securities Of all kinds ln-
cludng Bonds, Stocks, Mortgages Wills. and Dia'
monds and valuable Jswelry Of every description.
An inspection of the vault constructed by The Ma
tlona Park Bank in their building wil al once
convince all parties interested that the most pertec'
attanable security has been reached, and at an e1
trsely moderate annual cost to each individual de-
postor. The officers will take pleasure In showing
the vault on application
Stock chart showing the highest and lowest prlces
t oil active stocks in the New York stock Exchanges
,n each month from January 1864. 20 January, loos
Compiled from official sources. .e,Ao
price on cards, o.; Framed, s., 80 and$0
Usual DISCOUNT TO THE TRADE
7 RI. SToPFoRD a. CO., No. 10 Park
" y IfyERMoRE * Co., No 30 Broad-st
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PETROLEUM AND MINING srocKa-fIRsr BOARD
W,a,so Sioer. 1900 Grau Yslsy Is 500 Lsoosse...
COO Rocky NM, ,O6 S.ros,TI an.,,, I,S So'tr 20 luy
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Drugs, qbemifals, QEtf.
.NEV e R AN ID A q U IL

FROM wBICH MANKIND SUFFER-
over 3 large part Ct The globe, is the
,t W. the system, induced by the poison.
'' /ous miasm Of vegetable decay I his
.AI ~ exhalatlon is evolved ~ the action
~ --;y OF solar, heat on wet soil, and rises
" "-'with the watery vhpor fsom it,
While the sun Is below the horizon this vapor
Is taken with it through the lungs into the blood
There it acts as an irritating poison on the
only thia VIRUS. but also the bile from the blood.
lapon and produce vio ept constitutional disorder.
The spleen the kianeysI and the stomach sympa-
se ns M ana n asS &C.
the Whole blood Of thebody i'd the internal e4creto.
the surface, and-rushes 10 the central organe with
congestive violence. his is the Chill But 10 this
ans n
Iface ii in another effort expel the Irritating
G9sen scr; hIopeh a's hat Sth,r great skin
attempt exhausted. and W ITS tor the recovery OF
strength to repeat the hopeless effort another day.
These are the fits OF pal oxysms Of Fever arc Ague.
such constitutional disorder will of course under.
mine the health II It is not removed '
We have lanored to ind, and have found an anti.
AYERS AGUE CURE,
Which u neutraFzes this nlalarious poison in the
blood. end stimulates the liver to expe it from the
BODY. "a At should, 1T does cure this a1icting
disorder with perfect certainty. And 1t does more
rather does what is Of service TO those sub
ject TO thia infection If taken In 1t expels
1t from the system 1t absorDed and thus keeps
those who it free from iS attacks keeps the sys.
in health although expose to the disease Con-
seQuenNN 1t not only bnt protects from, the
great variety OF Affections which are Induced by this
malignant influence, spoh de- Iemittent Fever. Chill
Fever. Dunb or MasR Que. Periodical Headache,
or Bilious Headache, ious Fevers, euraleia
Rheumatism Gont, Blindnese yTootbache Earache,
Catarrh Asthma, Papitations Painful Affections Of
the spleen. Hyeterics, Collie Paralysis, and Painful
Affect ons the Stomach and Bowels, oil of which.
when arsiDg irLm this cause, VIII be found to ms.
euraes naore or Tess. the intermittent type. This
"AGUE CURE. removes the cause Of these derange.
ments ard cures the dtseaee. n grrua%9i
his II accompanies by stimulating the e1creto-
ries to expel the virus from the system; and these
cthce OF their own accord. Hence arises what W
term colonization Time may accomplish the same
end but often life Is not long enough 40 sacrificed
In the attempt, while this 'Ague Cure" does 1t at
once and with gafetyr We have g eat to be-
lieve this is surer we'll safer remedy for the
whole class OF diseases which CAUSED by the mi
asmatic Injection. than fny other WHICH has been
discovered; and it has still another important ad
vintage to the public. which is that it, is cheap as
DR.. j. O., AVER d CO., Lowell, Mass
/ u Practtcal and Analytical Chenists. =J !a
saaa aass 6 1as sS'ssgss RssAsF Rsr ga bottle III.
!, =. i y 4. DOWtE NOISE. III III
lii.v. T. ~, Charleston. South ca.oana;
/ APO by. RetaA Druggists everywheregAF
r., June 26m - t, q. DfG i'W alA42o fstuth3moA
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COUTA CAROLINA RAILROAD.
GENERAL supERrNTENDENT's OFFICE, /,

GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT OFFICER
CHARLESTON &. o. April 9, 1862 i
, ON AND AFTER SUNDAY. APRIL l1TR.; THR
II. y FOR XuousrA. 90.
Leave Char]eston. j.. Observation-Disclosures -. a. M
oenneons With trains for Mcntsomely. N emphss a.
Nashville and New orleanss4 via Montgomery anc
'A oi.v v'1'' su4'''0D' FER co1u5MH1A.' "" ~
Connecting with wilmington ana Manchest il
- - 'e FsI noe CHARLESTON. II.
Issys 6b,S5 sss:. I: !: Is !: y
AUGUSTA NIGHT al: RxTiESs ''tV :
- tsuNDAYs -ExoRPTED., -
Leave unareston. I'D .t, 81 .2.se p. M,
Connecting with trains tor Memphis, aEshaii ~
and Rev Orleans, via Grand Junction.
leave Augnsta 80. 4. 10 n:
6oLTMBii aidHf fxpREss. 00 Y
:. - ~ - tsUHDAYs ExcEpTEDD 0Gs
1i " sss A :.
Connecting !Sunaayi excepted, with raenv,ie an
Columbia Railroad. .-.g,,-r III
Leave Columbia: .6.5o'p. "a
srMMERvILLEt TRAIN.
Arrive at sumnerviile. ........ 81. $40 al
Leave summervnle. :..:..... A. ".
CAMDEN n saANoH. ;if.! 80 a.
Camden and Conmhtt Passenaer Trains ON Mon.
DAYS, WEpNEsDAYs and SATURDAYS, connects with
up and down Day Passengers at Eingvllle.
leave Camoen.. ...:.................' g S5 A.
AIsNe 1e ~ Colunoa......... LIN A. NJ
Leave Columbia. p M
Arrive at Camden. ..................105P n,
= sSjHned) i 1T PEAKE ~.
April 10 General SUPERINTENDENT,
- st
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DLUR RIDGE RAILROAD.

.% JM sTSVNpe' o!s,,, <, ;.aSsaaas.<, ,0 i,sa...
THE ATTENTION OF CONTRACTORS Is INvIT-
ED to the work of completing the Blue Ridge Rail-
r0tJ in south Caroline, nom Anderson, South Caro-
HnR to Knoxville, TennesRee. distance OF one hun
dred and at two miles to build. ..-...
1he EXECUTIVE Committee Of the Board of Direct
ors lie prepared to enter into negotiations with rBs
ponsible persons. who may desire to undertake ths
Payments will be made in their FIRST mortgage (7)
per cent bonds, principal and interest payable
In coin, having twenty years to run, Eecured by
the guarantee Of tho state or South Car0lna the
punctual pay ment Of both principal and interest.
The mortgaFe coyers nnencumbered property OF the
Company, which cost three quarter millions OF
dollars 40 gold, and embraces fifty mles Of road COM
plete aud in running order. '"--l'
Detailed Eesimstes, Plans, Prohles and Specifca-
tions wilt be readv for inspection by JUNE ], $50.
Meanwhile, approximate quan tiles and other infor-
nation concerning the work may be obtained by ap-
plicatioI 90 Colonel JAMES P. Low, :he Chief EIl-
gineer Of the 90 lpany, or to the undersigned at,
Columbia, South Carolina. a
r. Il. SCOTT
.-; Chairman Of Executive Committee.
N. B. The time for o1eninR the bids for the con-
struction of this Road IL Nxed for the 9th day Of
JULY next. A. - NJ. at Columbia, 8. @. Bids will be
received by the Executive Committee up to that
date. II June 26
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.Da' !" s 1'AU's
GOLD RE.MED IEs.

1t y II - u N u M Il ID 8.
ASK FOR NO OTHRR. TAKE NO OTHER, AND
you viii save time health aud money. 80 =
Y $1,000 REWARD: for any case Of disease In any
stage which they fail TO cure. ia3nL
90 DIR. z 6kCH AUS GOLDEN BAI.SAM No. cures
Ulcers, liberated Sore throat and Mouth, kogG
Eyes. Cataneous or Skin Eruptions, Copper Cnlored
Botches. >oreness Of the Scalp scrofdia no.. ts the
greatest Renovatqr, Alternative and Blood Purifier
lsayes the blood pure and healthy.
& Dr. RICH AU's GOLDEN BALSAM No. cures
Mercurial A4ections, Rheumatisn in ali It. forms,
whether from mercury or other causes; gives inme'
diate relief In all cases. No d,etlng necessary. II
have thousands Of Certificates proving the miracu-
lous cures effected by these Kennedies. Price OF
either No. or No q ~ per bottle. or two bottles for
50. st
dy. pleasant aud radical cure for ali Urinary De
ragennente, accompanied with fall directons Praoe
I. br. 81 siCMAU,s aM aoLDBN ELIXIR n'AMoUR a.
tactical cure for ervous General Debility In old
or 0upg; impaSting energy with wonde full effect.
Price S6 per bottle, or two bottles for 90. fiEst
On receipt os price these Reredies Will be shipped
to any place. Prompt attention paid to hll cores
dents. None gepntne without iIhe' nanne Of sDr
RieHAU'a aGOLDRNRP NEEDLES. y. B. RfCHARD0
Sole Proprietor" /" blown 10 glass 'of bot LEI. SA
Address d b. RfCHAHDS
No. 228 vartck- street. New York
OfAce Hours from Q A. ~. to0P. NJ.
Circulars sent. ~ Julys
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TIE DAILY NEWS.
"Lovo Thy Neighbour"

Love Thy NehGhbor'"
" Love thy neighbor as thyself-
When at dsw wn meet her,
, As by .ue saruen wall she stands,
And gives me howers across the wall
My heart goes out to kiss her hands Z
Are hands OF flowers the sweeter r.
I'm ready ut T. ter feet to TALL,
Or like q clown to labor
Better than / love mvseH
DO love my neighbor."
".Love thy ne'ghbor as thyself-
When at dawn meet him,
As by tho garden wall he stands. III
And tukes my flowers across the wall,
My souls already in his hands- a
1t few 40 fast to greet him TIL.
And oh, grow 30 proud and tall, ,.gG
And my heart beats like tabor
Better than love myself
Do / love my nti ;hbor"
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Congress and High Rock Spring Waters
CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
Any article desired, not In Stock, with bo procured
to order. ea
Goods delivered in the city FREE OF CHARGE. :
. June D4C tuths 3nno q
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Csns,xnees per sou,n Osa oafna ixaa,roaa

Csnsax nees pcr sourn Cssu osfna iix aalroao
:: ~ " ! $50 u leJulyi5.u.
e5 balesl Cotton, "a bales pomestios AO6 sacks
Wheat. I car stock. To Railroad Agent y h Walter
2 CO. q y Williams q GO. rEsJ Yves; Notes: " "
90. Goldsmith son, and McKlroy.
III. Cc} 70 jii..l fyf -.'i, 80 ! :; = g..
'DOMgignoes per Southeastern Railroad
a. ..@ ,rc JuIy 2. NJ
bales Cotton, $40 bbls Naval stores, 50 bushels
Rice. cara Lumber. Tobacco bbls Ale, Mdse, &c. 10
Reeder & Davis. MarshaN, Jr, Kinsmsh l. howell,
N Barden, Dieckhoff a Co. Xiii .cb, Wickep berg 4
Co. " Green, bischoH & Co. j. fforas 4. Go. j Cos
grove, hchiImer! Mantoue 4 co, IT Walker. d
Fripp & May, A A Goldsmith & Go, r Wehmanp, 9 q
1ladd. Wiley 400. Ebaush, b veh hg. and J
RobinaonT'" 7si;-a, -, ,.ae s.,.,c,,
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AaaIriiue Mems. /,

arrived Il Yesterday.
6;br Adoaph Buge. Adams. Pbiladephia- days
aOoo and ksroad Iron. To 81 Baker & co, and
Order 'T
Cl.area Yesterday.
~teamship saragosss. Ryder. New York-Ravenel b
FROM shts Port.
Bchr Nettie Richardson. --. Boston, Ju.yl. f1f7sI
Shlpnevvs by se'cgrnpaa.
WILMINGTON. July 7-Arrved, steamship J W
sailed. " = 'iyde Tor New YORK
l.-kAvANNAH. July 7-ArSved, schrs Moses Bran.
hsn !, om New York; Mary collins from Boston; Cen.
A'1' A'4'S'Do'o' ~
n1cmo mrA.
Tho steamship saragossa. which started for New
Roads IN cont equence Of heavy weather. ,f'H FI.1
The brig Dans, O'Neill. from Georgetown.
@. arrived a. Eath. Me. July q.
The scbr Louisa 1rrxer. steelman, from Gcorac
~Swn. y. arrived at Portland. NE. July g. r'.~Di
LIST OF vEs.1GLs e '-'
DRs cLsARED AND SAILED FOR Hts fsAz.
fi''& soREIoN
49, GS.2 $B, rgo ", saTvERPooL.
The Minnie, Ro. ertso,, sailed ............ May -
Tho Vince. HANtdsy' .Srns ~
r OOMRsaI
pEHyAsT. 1Gn. N%G
aehr Zata Psi, Tbompson saieo .......... june 20
0oLDsBoRo'. ME-. COS b
1sbr v.iocit,, Pinkhana settled June IS
Brig a B1sdshay Sears, cleared. !. 49,. July I
asag HsD. .a.n M 2, rIins - up...............June 80
Hchr VIM l. ~ rings, Has'y. up. p........ Juno ~
PHILADELPHIA.
s6chr Sarah Cullen, Avis, up.......... .July
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=. WILMINGTON, July 6.--1 uRpEK1xxtt- pl1t Mar ket
STEADY. with sales OF 8lS bbls at 50 TOR virgin and
eR1RrN TUBpENTINE-Is nrmer. and shows q
slght Advsnce. eaes Of 1872 bbls At 39c per gallon
We hear also OF one snail lot having sold at 16c
h0sN--.a'es OF 2e6 bbs OF 81 65 for strained, and
81 10A1 rs for No r. ,'... IN. - .... ~ -
TAn-l27 bbls changed hands at 81 25 per bbl.
ding. ~. . II 1890.
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RERG'sU sUS1vERsAL RUSSIAN
Il. .r,, HEALING, ,sALVE. = ~

innumerable cures and has gained for itselfn great
repntaiop he discoyercr Of this Salve has applied
tfw1th onipent SUCCESS In Thousands OF cases dur
Wounds. I'm MANY ossss cpnsiderea mortal. ..,i.-l
" MD bEhG y tie soc posseasor of the valuable
secret OF makng this alive; from his experience In
uEng it In Europe aud the success attending ITS ap
phcatic0 there he has been induced introduce 1t
INTO the bnttcd states. ~ IT -hEtIEVES PAINi
: 9hose Mo- have Wouudas lBfuises Cuts or all
stnds, OF Sores felons. Scratches; MusQntto Bites
Ffost Bitten Joints, Sore LAOS Chilbai y Children's
scor6uao coDplants on Head and Face, are speedily
snf 1s pecnliariy adapted for gathered sorc
legs &c, sth s9pHhl aud oshar causes =
Cutaneous Dtseases. and has becn successfully
need for Ucrrs, Bnnions and Sore Throat, by apply
1Rg ezfe-ne!.y every a-ea.ss before going to bod.
For sale by all druggists Price 2Sos, SOc. ;and 81
per Jar. Ofhce. No. eco Bowery N. Y. None genuine
SIAN HEALtNG SALvE, No 260 Bowery New
York. auth Nv jnlv
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nAnBrsPKo FLUID.
~ :: ~ v. ,. .f&l!liFf ...n. +. I.. .e5
letter from Hon. Azes II. S1.pae,s, Of Georgia.
7..'' ChAwFohDsviLLE, Ga September 29.il868.
Darby's Prophyactic Fluid is an article OF little
cinal uses are numerous, while its speciatiee are
moet wonderful have not been without 1t for
ten years, and no head of family who can nfford
10 have it should be without It.
-rs1 mn : nm ALEX. H. STEPHENS.
The WONDERrUL FAMILY MEDI.
Letter rom the Surgeom.Genera1 of the late 0oneder-
ate States
RICHMOND, Va, January H. 1860
JoaN DARBY & Co., No. 100 wilham-s,reet, New
Gentlemen-1 have received your letter OF the 18th
of December, 1866. calling my attention to your
tDarby's Prophylactic) Fluid
most cheertully state that the Fluid was furnish-
ed TO, and extenMvely used by, the surgeons in
charge Of general hospitals In the Confederate
vice with great benefit to the paents-all the sur
geors making favorable report a great deal Of It
was used ia the hospitals. I ..sfIi .G.ga
Very FssPss@y Pss@ EGSE 9Ssd's0s oess
Z. ii@ ii The ASTONISHING
M DIS I'm f E. Q Il A N T.
EMoaY co1LroE, OXFORD. GA. December 49, 1858.
{! Prof. DARHy.Q Dear .Sir--Havipg not been en-.
gagged for many years in the active duties Of the
Medical profession. only superfcally aU.,uaint.
ed with the claims ef your, Prophylacttc Fluid but
well acquainted with ta chemical elements
While. therefore, cannot speak expe,imentaIly Of
the value of the compound vet the disinfect,na and
properties Of the agents employed in its
composition, together with the we'll known reputa-
uon " its disooverer, as chemAt authorize me to
regard iP merits as of high order; the whole it
must be considered valuable contribution to the
oasSs % of articles to which 1t belcngs .s.5
Aheee views, may eA&yraee 4uatained hy the testt
mopy OF many competent Judges, who Fave tested
tD properties. Believe me, dear sir,
- y -. Yours, respectfully.
A. MEANS. NJ. D., LII. ID.
CUREs BURNS. WOUNDS. sT1NGs, Sc.
ALABAlEA INSANE HosPITAI, =,
lE,TAii !, YUsCAIaoosA. December o. 1868
AsssSs; ss5 SSK SGaF DAasH Co., No. leo
.7eoeived. earoalors. Of the 10th
instant, asking an expression OF opinion from me as
20 the merits OF T0ur Prophy1aetic FLUID. The pre-
Pafa0on has been 80 generally used by the profes-
sion and public at large. and universally esteem.
ca, That 1t seems to me to need no further recon.
mendat1on.
As disinfectsnt and remedial agent too, when in
acasf O. u not e4cellf BY any similar preparation
Meuse permeaneaMc prepa1 ationsyary extensively
IN this hospital, ana coh.d not do without them
cons1deF yours the best and most elegant p1epara-
ton OF the kind Manufactured.
Respectfully yours. Sc.
p BRICE. NJ. D.,
sup't and Physician Alaba1a Insane Hospital.
- Glg ~. DOWIt s. NOISE,
vol4 ,soa 40 WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS.
May 26 tuthsSmos Agents for South Carolina. !
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-08

oaLUHN's FLAvoR1Na EXTRACTS ,a.:.a
Have no eaual for strength and purity. and ought
/. (, = IS r-be used BY all '
BoDA wATHR DEALERs And ICE CREAM MANU-
y t. FACIURRRs. "a =, =
4 Mr.. z, +. JApsaoN Prop,iesvrA II the ohrleston
Aote9s says: II Seconmend your Extracts without
hesitation sd sisbashsc sdF 1es-ctsams. Jaas apa
, sss'sy'" @fsaAs4 II 3 AZ
! Hfs. q. M. Bu1TzRr1nIiD. Proprietress q the Pa
sflion Hote. says They are we worthy the a.ten.
tion Of THOSE who deal Ia them or use them t.s
These Extracts are put up in small viais. by the
dozen, for the trade ana family use. ana in pint
quart and half gallon bottles for n=augaotarsrs.