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THIS delicious preparation, made from the
/ root Of the American Aloe, lsgavp,) is the
favOritc and almost universal beverage of the
inhabitants Of the m0untans Of Peru, Mexlcot
mud Lower California, where the plant grows in
wild lqxuriancc Their physicians constantly
recommend it as u stimulant, and diuretc, 10 Gil
diseases where such remedy is indicated. One
Of the proprietors in travelling through Mexico
A9d Lower California, several years ago, had
oonfdcd to him By q Spanish Padre, the recipe
for its preparation. They now offer it to the
public with the hope that its high reputation IS
n remedy on the Pacific coast will be infinitely
enhanced by its success upon the Atlantic its
undou bted efficacy in gravel, govt, chronic rheu-
matism incipient dropsy, Aatuence collie pains;
in Constructions 10 the bladder, kidneys, and uTl'
nary organs; in dyspepsia, and genera debility,
and in exhausted vital encrgy-is unrlVS'ed'--
Il is considered by the MeXcans 70 be an aoso'
lutte specific for scuryy.
An eminent writer says OF it: land TeaI'y
patient owes some thanks to a Doctor who re-
stores him with Nectar, smooth and snd fragrant
instead Of raspng his throat and fsyinE his
whole interior with the bitters sucked by sour.
tempered roots from viAenish soils" $l.5Oa bot
tie six for $3.50. Homeopathic Pharmacy 40
sale. Open evenings. ,.,-roo,,
BROWN i KOLLOCR,
1902 Ridge Avenue.
For sale BY John Bengston, Rock Island
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STERLING SILVER WARE
And
AND FINE ELECTRO-PLATED WARE

THE Gorham Manufacturing Co., Of ProvI-
l. dence, 4. l., having the largest manufac-
tory Of solid silver ware in the world, with the
most improved machinery, and employing the
most skilled labor, are enabled TO offer an uhe-
quslIed variety Of new and beautiful designs in
dinner services, tea gervicef and every article
specially adapted for holiday and bridal gifts.
They offer also their well known and unrival-
led silver electro plated ware, in whohthey have
introduced new patterns uf rare elegance. The
solid silyer is guaranteed u be Of sterling Pnny
by L. + Mint assay. The electro plate 70 guar
anteed to be superior to the dne" 1heIeIl ware ware,
orders received from the uade only, but these
ro,lsmay be obtained from responsible dealers
everywhere.
Trade L. Marx zs%0 ~ n %'i5s
sIr~. sUBSAm 'fVGco Eiectr" I
GOKHAM NAEUFACTURTNie. Ny.
Sale.room No. 3. Maid
noy3dwA5u.
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officers !:

CLARENCE II. CLARK, PhiIadelphia, Preside.
HENRY d. COOKE, Washington, Vice Prest.
Committee.
EMERSON ". FEET Phil scc'y and 40
tuary.
L. s. Tt RNER, Washington, Assistant sec'y.
FRANCIS t.. SMITH, NJ. D., Medical Director.
j. EWING MEARS NJ, D., Asst. Med. Die
rnnL-I.
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ENERGY BRICK,

A TKINsON, MURDOCH d CO., will sell
n Brick, delivered, for eight dollars per
thousand, and are prepN' Ito make contracts ior
any amount at eleven dollars per thousand, ID
sba wall. uilderT measurement. tsn7d1'
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EvERY BUSINESS MAE

ADVuRTxCE in IRE ARGUS
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Thursday. May ..
Thursday, July I.
Thursday, August 40.
Thursday, October a.
Thursday, December 10.
OGlCe--IS5 South Clark It, Chicago.
NIB. Send for THE INYALIDS FRIEND
AND HEALTH INSTR CTOH which teaches
the lick how they can be restored to health, and
the we'll how they car PTcscrve their health, and
proloug their lives.
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THE PEMBROKE LEGACY.

II will be copiously illustrated by stcphcu',
and will run through several numbers. The
genius Of Mrs. Davis 10 it. intensity and SON.
breness, strongly resembles that Of Jane Eyre
and The Pembroke Legacy will be found 70
possess the highest interest
No. 5 isa number OF unusual richness and We
ask the lovers Of good reading and fine engraN.
ings 10 buy and examine Il. Read the
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Directors {:

Iav Cooke. Fhia. +. A. Rollins, Wash.
en-. Clark, Phila. Henry d. Cooke, Wash.
=. X. starr. Phila. ". l.. Chandler, WaFh.
". e. Moorhoad, Ph'a John b. Defrees, Wash'
George + Iyier ph'a Edward Dodge, n. T..
H. Clark, Paula. II. c. FHhnestock, y, \.
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Nos. IS and lOO Summer 81, Boston.
' decl9w4w.
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,yE DOLLAR FOR EACH ARTICLE,
TWICE THE AMOUNT

With privilege Of exchange from a large variety
Of useful articles, not one Of which could DO
Lnnrhl LIZ
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70 il never returns. They have Sure Cure
tn Il .irnsalne III ann.n.
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S5a- Those roletretod Goods have taken prem
iums v herever exhibited, both IN France and the
United Ststes'
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XIV.
GARGET; ITS TREATMENT
PROT Inv, Of Cornell University.
AN.
IMPORTED NEAT CATTLE.
Prof Charles l.. Flint.
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FAULTS OF INEXPERIENCED WRITER'S
Harriet Beeohcr stowe.
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Markets by Telegraph.

1Ul4klfG 0eh
=. Iospox. September 1s.--Noon.- Consols s2N.
Bonds s8X. Rosin lis.
LIVERPOOL, September 1s-Noon.-cottop mar-
Rss nat; up,ands 1sd; Orleans lskd; sales to-day
5000 bales -
Later.-cotton irregular; uplands 123ss1Sd; Or.
leans 1sxala<. Bresdstufs quiet Lard 75s Com
mon rosin 55s Sd. Turpentine 26s Sd.
HAVANA, September 1S.-Sugars have an advancing
tendency. Exchange nrmer and rates tending up.
: HVSi DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW Yoax, September 1s- Noon Stocks heavy
xndfeverish Money stesdy At sa7 per cent Sterling
exchange. long. 1osk; short 1883. Tennessee Sc,
ex-coupons. 81; new SAX. Virginia 6s, e1-coupons,
B2H; new 81. Louisiana IS, cd, 10; levees e51S;
q a. Alabama ss 90; 6s 6S. Georgia 6s. 1887, go.
North Carolina 6s, old, 90; new AK. South Caro-.
lima C.. new. 66X. Flour favors buyers. wbest la2
centslover. Corn duh and cent lower. Mess pork
frrner at $50 76 Lard quiet Cotton shade easier
ataoH eents Spirits turpentine steady at 4s cents
Rosin .ayors buyers; common and good strained
"a soa2 IS. Rreights firm. Gold S6Z.
Era1inG 4M0nsy sctive and firm at per cent,
currency to geld, and some instances commission Is
added. Government securities frm. State bonds
dun. except new Tennessees, which are higher at
Ssx. cottop spads lower; sales 11eo bales at So%
cents Flour fsSors buyers, andt 4futted e1portde-
nnand; supsrdne sss6 -. Wheat has recovered the
Moons deeitns.wit fiA spet tulstiqn, md but little
export demand. Corn dull at 81 12al IA. Whiskey
9Ver at 81 Akal I6. Mess pork Armer ct $50 76asl.
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Lard heavy; kettle 19a19X cents. Naval stores quet.
Groceries firm Freights quiet. The net receipts OF
cotton for the week at all United States ports are
3O5 bales. The exports Of the week from all uni-
ted States ports to Great Britain were 276 bales.
The exports Of the week from all United States ports
10 the continent were 1868 bales The stick en- nano
and nm shpboard not vet cleared at all United States
ports is 2s, ,7o5 bales.
BALTIMORE. September 1s-cotton dull but nomi'
nal. Flour dull, and demand light. Wheat steaoy.
Corn rm white 81 %: yellow 81 2oal zz' oa'S au.'
| at 5sas1 cents. Rye 81 1oal 10. mess P0rA 'uA'
Bacon firm. whi:key 81 16a1 II.
| CINCINNATI, September ls-wniskey onefea o.
81 II. with no buyers. Mess pork nominaly al soz'
Bscon shoulders 16K cents; sides lsNals cen's.
ST. LOUIS, September 1s.-Whiskey heavy. forK
sSsasS %. Bacon arm; shoulders 10 ceh's' s'oes
1sa<a19X cents. ,.
Iou1sy11LE, September 1s.-PIov'sions un-
changed and firm. Whiskey 81 loai 10.
WILMINGTON, September ls.-Turpennne' only 20
barrels received to-day, which sold at % for vrgn
80 no for yellow Dip per $50 lbs Spirits turpentne,
market steady; sales of 2ls barrels at SsA cents.
Rosn sales reported of 200 barrels a 81 co. 5sl bar
rels OF 81 57, and 50 barrels at s16s for strained
Tar 1875 barrels chasged hands At 81 30 per barrel
SAVANNAH, September 1s-Cotton opened lively
at yesterday quotations. but the stock being small
not much was done. The noon dispatches had an
unfavorable eflec and the market closed at 261a27
cents for mAdings; sales to-day 500 baes receipts
2798 bales.
AUGUSTA, September 18-The market opened AZ
27 CENTS for middlings. but closed dull at 2oa2oA
CENTS: sales 61s bales receipts 4s5 bales.
MOBILE September 18-The market closed dun;
sales 80 bales middlings at 27Ha271 oents receipts
eo4 bales; exports 246 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, September 1s.-Cotton market
ateady; fair middlings 2sNa2sh cents; sales lloo
bales; receipts 4s4 bales; exports coastwise 1882
bales. Prime sugar lax cents. Molasses 6ea7o
cepts. Gold S5H. Sterling 46H.
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DEne's Ux1vEKsALRussIAN
HEALING SALVE.

THIS VALUABLE REMEDY has EFFECTED
innumerable cures and has gained for tselfa great
reputation. The discorerer of this Salve has applied
itwith eminent success in thousands of cases dur
ing the Crimsan War, and has cured dangerous
wounds, in manv cases considered mortal.
MR.. E. BERG is the so,e possessor of the valuable
secret OF making this salve from his experience in
using it in Europe and :he success attending its ap-
plcation there he has been induced to introduce 1t
into the United States. 1T RELIEVES PAIN
1ho:e uho have Wounds. Bruises, Cuts Of oil
biuds or Sores Felons Scratches Musqutto Bites
Frost Bitten JOINTS Sore Libs Chlblaics. Ch'drens
scorbutic complaints Head and Fa:e, are speedily
cured. It has proved Of great advantage to ladies'
and is peculiarly adapted for gathered breasts,
legs, &C.. through confinement and other causes
Il acts like magic in removing Boils. Plmples, and
Cutaneous Diseases. and has been successfully
used for Corns Bunions 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 Y. None genuine
unless countersigned E. BERG's UNIVERSAL RUS
SIAN BEALING SALVE, No 260 Bowery, New
York. For sale by JOHN F. HENRY, No College
Place, New York. s,uth June 20
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Passengers.


Per steamship Minnetonka, from New York-M
Jackson, Mrs 4 A Adams and daughter, Miss Anna
Laurey, Dwitscher. Won Don1en, W sachman, an
n Seabrook Z Small. NJ Powie, DR. Conklin. DE
We're, spearing, W A johnson, G Wilson. W Ran-
dan, j N Conn, W Lowder, r Bennett. and on
deck. TIT
Per steamship Champion. for New York; W
Ives, P Duane. j st.iher, U Mensiog, MIS-
Dunn. Miss Mccarthy. Mrs Head, y b9ao,
Pritchsrd, Hutchfnson and three children. shaw,
two Misses Terry, Rev A Marshall. and le in
steerage.
Per steamer Dictator, from Palatka. via Jackson
vile. Fernandina and Savannah-Mrs Michel, Mrs
Steele Davi., Mrs Johnston Mrs Lord. Ches-
nut Mr. Baines. Halle. Mr. Voigt, pawklns,
lady and servant, Mrs Bavis, Mrs Rudolph, Mrs
weich, Chadwick, Mrs z Hazelhurst, wife, child
and servant, two Misses ToRarn, 1amus. Mrs W
PalIass Mrs Chevaux, " Seab, ooh, Gadsdeu, Jr.
NJ Chadder. T Gorham, Il Cloves. MIR Chisolm,
and II on deck.
Per steamer st Helena. from Edisto &c-Rev
] Ouigley, Judge Moses Rev z Northrop.
Mrs 9 Knickerbocker, and 8 on deck.
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Arrived Saturday.

Steamer Dictator McNelty PAlatka, via Jackson.
vile. Ferpandina and Savannah. II bales 1sland
Cotton. and Mdse To d Aiken Co, Kirkpatrick
& Witte, G Ingraham l. Son, E Sloan. Wise &
Co. W b williams & son, " II Lawton, Mrs q
Dot,erer and others.
steamer st Helena. Elliott, Edisto. &c. 25 bales
g Cotton. and Mdse. To q Murray G Hop
pock, Fraser & Din, Roper stoney and Rayenel
co.
Boat from James Island. 2 bags Sea Island Cot.
ton. To " Boyle.
Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship Minnetonka. Carpenter. New Xors-
left 1sth INST Mdza. 10 Raverel& & 90. Adams. Do
mon Co. j Aiken Co, j 'Axson, Z AdgeT
q Co. Bates l. Co, G Bart l. Co. z Borner. Browc
4 Hyer, Booth. H Bischof & Co, b Bulwinkls
Co, BschoH, Bollmanp Bros. " NJ Bird Co.
Borner Brewster Co, R 4 Caldwell.
0orwin b 90, olac,us & Witte, Chaplin & Co, Crane
Boylston Co. Cameron. Earkiey & Co. Darcey.
DAILY. NJ Drake. Daily News. Douglass l. miller, j A
Enslow 1 GO, po.i Noise, Forsyth. McComb>&
Co. Furcbgott Bros. Feldmaun L Falk CO, J
Fsirly-& co,J L Clubhouse, H Graver & Co. L
GuiIler6n, Goodwin, c Graveley, yman & Co,
Huger Ravenel N Hupt, J H Hillen. Hart & Co,
r N Horsey Bro, Holmes Calder, Johnston.
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Consignecs per Northeastern Railroad
September Is.

1s4 ba'es Cotton, $50 bbls Naval Stores cars Phos-
phate, stock, Mdse, &c To A Goldsmith Co, J
v Barden. Kinsman & Howell, Marshall Jr, Pei
zer, Rodgers & Co. Kauimonp, S d Stoney,
winebert. Heeder & Dovis, Caldwell d Sons. Wiuls
& chisom L Cohen L. Co. Wagner. Bu ter Co. W
L IAN. Campsen e. Co. A Mulligan, Peters on,
G W Williams { TO, Frost & AdRer, q Walter
Co. Salinas, Nowry l. Co, kirkpatrick Witte
" C Courtney & Co. " Bee & 60. W Pncell, q
II Hoppock, Pinckney Bros. Gal.lard & Minott, W
Dowling & Co. II Finley. n p Martin, Yelling,
f simmons. J Robinson. Railroad Agent, and
Order.
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lA1n ABouT TEE STATE.

COTTON PICKING FOB WAGER.
/. The Barpwen Journal says: 1--WE learn that
k1o colored women on Mr.. Bchardsohs 3 piau-
zation. near Allepdale, few days sgo ran
race in picking cotton on bet OF nve donars.
AZ the close of the day one had picked four
nundred pounds and the other four hundred
snd one and > half pounds. This is certainty
khe best typiekjng NE have ever heard OF wltn
6ue exception, Some years ago Dr. Obannon
had woman who picked four hundred POUNDS
in one day.
FORTHCOMING PRocLAMATIoN.
.irfhe reporter of the Winnsboro' News has
teSn intervieHing Governor Scott, nom whom
hs Obtained the following draft OF forthcom-
Whereas, Information has reached me that
the hborers IN certain portions OF the state
have unreasonable and extrayagant notions OF
the good TO come to them, and that very soon,
from the land commission, which land commls,
sion is an experiment requiring series OF
years for its trial, and which will surely prove
a failure unless the whole body " laborers
continue patient, faithful and steady ct their
work; and, whereas. wicked and designing men
nre encouraging combinations among the Ia
sDurersnto their own hurt, urging them to de-
inand unjust and unreasonable compensation
from their employers, which the partial failure
oeCthe crops. and the consequent scarcity, and
tile great distress Of the planters, render 1t
their policy, as well as puts it into their pow
er to reilse, so that such combinations
can only result IN great delay with next years
crop. much idleHsseA and heayy loss to all con-
ceriled. Now, therefore, L RobertK. Scott, Gov
-alation, In the name ot tte State or South Car.
Qhna, urging oil citizens Of the State to dis
courage the ..vrevaid expectations and combi.
HHslqIss, cEnd 10 cultivate sfeslipgs OF mutual
y7sndsanip and good fellowship with one
mother. and In all contracts for labor, or Tor
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SO "A single lucifsr match factory in this
sountry is credited with using IN year
17eOO0 sset Of the best clear pine; 40 O00 feet
cf bassWood for boxes, 400 barrels OF sulphur,
500 pounds Of phosphorus; 1t y also S ases %
weekly four tons OF paste board. SVg & Poenas Sa =,
a aour for paste. It employs 800 hands, and
pays daily Si5o0 for revenue stamps.
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THE DAILY NEWS.
Longing.
By sAxrrs RUSSELL t6wsII.


OF all the myriad moods of mind
That through the soul came thronging,
Which one was e'eI so dear. 60 kind,
So beautiful, as longing?
- The thing we long for, that we are,
For one transcendent moment;
/, Before the Present poor and bare,
Can make its sneering comment.
81 ssIiA through our paltry stir and strife,
6rove down our wished Ideal;
ri and lonQisg naolds In clay what life
-ss~ Oirves IN the marble Real;
To let the new Efe In We know,
Desire must ope the portal;
perhaps the longing TO be so
!. Helps rnakes the soul Immortal
eS Lonving is God's tresh heayenward VIII,
= :, With our ! oor earthward striving;
We quench 1t that we may De Sill
Content with merely living;
= But, would ve learn the heart's fun scope,
which Ne are hourly wroneing.
Our lives must climb from hope TO nope,
And realize our longing.
"a AhI let Us hope that to our praise
80 Good God not only reckons
~ me- moments when We tread hts ways,
a. ant ghep the spirit becions;
"a, Fhat some nhght good is also v1onght
Beyond self-satsfaction,
Vhen We are simply good II thought,
Hove'er We fail IN scson.
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A'~ Expoxss. ec..4ss-..-i .-.J;
NIV ycRKAPsr steamship saraeossa-f bags Sea
Island Cotton, s3a bales Upland, Cotton, So bales
= = Doraestics Is packages Cotton Waste. Pack-
ages. Per steamshfp Chsmpion-1!So bales
= Uplsnd Cotton, 81 tierces Rice, 81 bales Yarns
nnd Dornosties. 90 sacke Peanuts, 80 empty Bar
y rsis, II packages sundries.
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AT last accounts nearly four hundred emil
rrnnts ffom South Carolina. Georgia ana FLO,
Tidn had succeeded in landing IN Cnoa: ana
had Joined the revoiInonary foioeS' iney
we're an soldiers n. the late war. .is
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-20
Dodd's NerYine and InyigOratOr

is TONIC aud GENTLE sTIMULANr which is
NOT attended by REACTION. What It gains for
you it matntairs. When itr freshes body or mind,
refreshes wh natural strength that comes 10 stay
We not Recommending teetotnlism In the interest
of any fsctron; butsIong and extended observation
teaches US that he Who resorts to the bottle for rest
or recuperation will tind be keeps att that he
is kindng frc in his bones which will consume
like the flames of perdition. Turn from At. Tahe
tonic that will refresh and not destroy. DODD'S
NERvINE is for SAFE ny all Druggists. Price One
Dollar. See Book of Certificates that accompanies
each bottle. 7nos June 20
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-20
Cons,gnees per south Car italiroad
September IS.

752 bales Cotton 58 bales Domestcs. 35 packages
Bacon. 12A bbls Naval stores, cars Wood To Rail-
road Agent. Graeser L Smith. Jhurston l. Bolmes
Aiken Co. Werner & Ducker, 6 q Walter 4 Co.
A Salinas, G A 1rerholm & Son, Pelzer. Rodgers &
Co, Dowling & Co, Ryan, Reeder Davis, Clag-
horn, Herring & Co, Nowry & Co. Stenhouse & Co.
Watson 4 Hill, Caldwell & Son, " W Smith, Frost &
adger Kinsmsn & Howell, and Goldsmith & Son.