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An Ordinance

Amcndatury Of an ord,ncc entitled - an ordi-
nance to regulate the building of sidewalks
on Main Street, passed March IL, 1888.
SEC. |. Re IL ordaiacd hy Tie Board Of T,us
:ecs Of tie T,wnof olympia, That after the pass
age of this ordinance the sidewalks on both
sides of Main street. from First to Seventh
streets, when required to he renewed, shall he
built by the abut,crs thercuron, ten feet
wide of plank two inches thick, laid at right
angles with the said street, on four sub't,n-
t.nl rails; the outer rail to he Placed within
two inches of the outer edge of the plank, and
the outer line of said sidewalk must conform,
strictly with II surveyed line established by or
der of the Board of Trustees.
SEC. ,. 1t shall be the duty Of the Town
Marshal, whenever any part OF the said side
walks are being renewed or new ones laid, to
see that the provisions of the foregoing sc =
ton are strictly complied with aud fully car
ricd out.
Sec. 3. All crossings of streets and alleys to
ba built ut the expense the Town.
SEC. L. This ordinancc to take effect and DC
in force from and after its passage.
Passed May 9Th, 1869.
'.i.t GEO. "A. BARNES,
Trcs't of the Board Of Trustees.
Attest RirmARp LANE. Clerk. o7:w3
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REGULAR DISPATCH TO THE STANDARD.
PORTLAND. May14-G p. NJ.

PORTLAND. May If p. NJ.
The steamer I'cnet commenced run
ming from here to Monticello for - cents,
way ports %. Freight 81 per ton.
The Contincntui arrived from San Fran
cisco Wednesday night. She sails to-'or-
row evening.
Steamer ShuJrick arrived yesterday
The OriAan,n,c sails from San Francisco
for this place. Tuesday the 10th.
WAslilHGroS. May l0.-The Internal
Revenue receipts average, for the present
month, 100000 per day. Custom re-
CENTS continue leaving Il coin balance in
the Treasury of sS7 OOo, 900. besides Sl0,-
~ !. 900 in certificates.
Pixley is appointed Attorney General
For California.
William Cullen Bryant is mentioned for
Minister to Spain.
\ letter from Prof. Grub is published.
saving he has rrospccted 300 square miles
of goll-bcaring territory surprising III
richness California or Australia.
CmIcAGo. May l2.-Porter is now viz
tnallv Secretary of abe Navy. Orders
from tnat department ac ''S"e" ~ ''''''
He attended Cabinet meeting to-day us
Secretary of the Navy.
Senator Adams. Of Warren county. New
York. was assassinatcd near his home: yes
tcrday
Six steamboats, were burned at Cincn-
atti to-day. occasionc,l by the up>ettlng OF
al oil lamp in Il stateroom Of one OF
the boats.
Seward has bought an interest in an
evening paper and will soon assume politl-
cal III na%cment.
pnILApELpnlA, May 12.-Ihe first
through shipment of goods was made to-
day by the Union Pacific Railroad.
The initial steps are being taken for an
alliance between England, France and
Spain, offensive and defensive against nj
ted Sta.e5 on Alabama matters. The tone OF
Summers speech. aud the tillibusterns
tendency of Grants Administration in re-
lation to Cuban aff,irs is the cause.
SAN FRANcIsco, May l2.-The first
through mail by the Pacific Railroad was
received here last night.
Cold 1881. No Legal Tender quota
tioIS.
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tY' An exchange says: " The surpris-
ing curative efficacy Of Dr. Walkers Vim
egar Bitters. in great variety Of chronic
diseases, especially those which prove OBJ
stnate, and even incurable by the ordinary
treatment, cannot be explained. Nature.
aided by art. has here provided rare
combination Of medicinal properties: wisely
adapted to the cure of diseases common
to all mankimd.'
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Notice..

Is hereby given that on the first Monday, the
7th day OF June next at the several election pre-
cincts in the county of Th~ston W. T., an election
will dc held for Territorial District, County and Pre-
cinct officers, viz:
Delegate to Congress, Representatives, Joint
Representative for the counties of Thur ton and
Chchalis, 3 County Commissioners, Sheriff, Aud
itor, Treasurer l Probate Judge, School super
intcndcnt, | Surveyor, Justice Of the Peace and
Constable in all the precincts, except OLYMPIA pre-
cinct, which is allowed two Justices Of the Peace
and Constable.
pETERFIELD TURPIN,
Auditor of Thurston county, W
Olympia, May i, 1869. 21.w2
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NOTICE.

hereby notify friends and the public generally,
fIeyy&F
hmcr OF
public the patronage same
for the wfrn. d. G. H.
Port Townsend Jan IL, 1860.
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The "Waltham Watch Co." movement, WA
extra Jewels, Chronometer Balance, Yatsns
Dust Cap, Patent Safety Pinion, etc., In ; o.
case, with Gold Joints, $40 coin.
The same in OF. case, 1913. In o., $3S'
coin.
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The Appleton, Tracy & Co." movement,
with extra Jewels. Chronometer Balance,
Patent D'.st Cap, Patent Safety Pinion, &c. /,
in OF. case, Gold Joints, 1914 coin.
The same in OF. case, $37. In o., $40
coin.
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Army Proposals.

4s Army Proposals.
OrFIcE OF THE A. a. q. NJ,
...-. CAMP SAN JUAN ISLAND,
esfr MAY 4TH, 1869.
BY authority from the Department Com
mander, scaled proposals in duplicate will be
received up to poon, OH the 25th day Of May,
1860, at this Office, for the following articles:
81 900 pounds Of oats in sacks.
10000 Is I" bay, baled.
$4,000 " " straw, balcd.
All ofthe best quality, and to be delivered
by the both ofNovcmber, 1869, in such quanti-
ties and at such times as the Quartermaster
may dircc:. Each bid must be accompanied
by two surcties in the sum Of one thousand
dollars, for the faithful performance of the con-
tract, il awarded.
All bids must state the price in U. s. gold
coin, or its equivalent. Bids will be received
for all or any part of the above named articles,
and all bids must be endorsed g Proposals for
forage Bidders are invited to be present at
the opening Of the proposals.
J p. PETERSON.
I'd. Lieut.. Esd. Mfanry, 4. 4. Q. W.
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- - - -H- 80
For sale.

4 BOUT 500 pounds Of secondhand l.org
N Primer Tyre. good for several years SER
vice. Apply at the Office If the
WASHINGTON STANDARD.
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The I" P. s. Bartlett movement, with extra
Jewels, Chronometer Balance, Patent Dust
Cap, Patent Safety Pinion, and air other
late improv cmcnts, in a solid 3 OF. Coin Sill
yer Hunting Case, with Gold joints, SAL
coin. 5-,a.
The same in OF. case, $40. In OF. case,
$33 coin.
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Passengers.

Per steamship Magnolia, from New York-Jas
Pier, butcher aud lady, Miss Dolan, Mr. Kava.
naugh, II Wood and lady, Mrs williams and
brother, r nertne, D Greencugh, J Martin. MI
Mr. Wigton, l. Richardson, II T AcIerinau, John
lletermah, Carter, Smith, II Herman, /
Hall, Reynolds, L Ward, Mr. Ward, and IA In
steerage.
Per steamship Manhattan, for New York. u
Abcrs,.M lIoilngsworth, Edwards, Miss Mary
y COrcoran, Mrs j NJ Morris, Miss DeLacy, DR. i
Cheney, Evans, w Glyens, ana Rev II II
Hunter
PEI. steamer Pilot boy, from Savannah, via
Beaufort and Hilton IIead-Mr DeBellinger, J II
81 John, wife AID servant, l. II Toomcr, COpes
wife and servant, w Morris, ii Won Iiarten, + G
Sleeper, II Robinson, NJ Hcwitli, G q Kirby,
\ ChisOlnl, and l3 on deck.
Per steamer Dictator, from Palatka, via Jack.
sonville. Fcrnandinn and Sayannah-Mrs San.
nav, Mrs Spraguc, TWO children and nurse, Miss
Spragne, Kennedy, & W Pratt, Henry, Err
win, II Taylor, q Johnson, J Gorham, + Brown
S,,y aml Indy, n @ Aston, Mr. Butler Mr. Cleaver,
ardsoa, Il ] Dayant. G NJ Gruber, and II on deck.
Per steamer st Helena, from Edisto and Rock
ville-C Bates. II Bates, j Eddings, s Wcscoat,
and 10 on deck.
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Roston Market,

. BOSTON, November 3.-CoFFEE-Th movements
in coffee have been quite unimportant since our
last. The sales OF Java have been confined 10
small lots at 221Sa23lSc, gold, IN bags and pock.
cts; and Rio at 15a17c z 10. In st Domingo moth.
ing has been DONE and prices are quite nominal
CoTToS.-We notice more inquiry for this arti.
Gle, and prices have not varied materially since
our last. Most OF tho receipts are for manufac
turers account. aild the stock continues to bc
sod up close. The sales have been at ~ 1a25c for
ordinary; 25l4a2524c for good ordinary; 26a26Iic
for low middiing, and 26iin261ic for middling iii.
Guiding uplands and Gulf. Purchases to arrive
have been made at ifatic under these figurcs but
for lots for immediate delivery the market s now
Arm, and prices are believed 10 have touched
about their lowest point.
DoMEsrICs-Thereis is very little change to notice
In cotton goods, AMI tho sa les have been nlodcrat
Rt low prices. Desirable wO0ens are III fair iic.
mand, and the sales hnve been at fun prices for
all fine and seas0nabc goods.
GuSSY BAGS.-The market Ia quiet here hut I'm
New York some 800 bales have been bought nj IGa
16Hc for standard and heavy bngs.
GuNNY CLoTH-Tle sales have been confined 10
small lots at 2lc per yard currency. Domestic
baggng has been in demand, With considerable
sales Ut 2ita2J currency.
a.. NAyAL y sToRse.-The market for spirits turnen.
tine Is nrm; sacs Mt 49a50c per gal. In tar small
Sales at So 25a3 371s per bbl. In Rosin. sales leo
dds No. ut $ia4 go per bbl. Pitch is quiet
NICE.-Snles OF 30 casks new Carolina at SIsa
sAc; 1a2oo b5ls old at S1iasssc, and Rangoon II,u
7kc per pound.
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Markets by Telegraph.
FOREIGN MARKETS.

LONDON, November Observation-Disclosures
LIVERPOOL, November 6-Noon-Cotton orcns
quie;; sales lO0oo bales.
Evenng.-COttOn closed dull; uplands I2d, Or
leans 12,Sd; sales TO- 600 bales; exports and spccu
lation 5000 bales. Lard 1os Cd. Common rosin 5s.
Turpcntinc declined. Tailow los OIL.
PARIS, November 0-NOon.-Boursc opens dul.
Rentes 71f l7c
. HAVANA, November 6.-Sugar buoyant No. IL
oaeHc.
n DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YEK, November a-Noon.-stocks steady
put dun. Money easy at {. Stcrling-long az:
Snort 0H. Gold eGA. Tenncssee's, cx coupon
gu; new 5l5i; Nlrginia's, cX coupon, so; new so;
Louislana's, old, 60; new co; levces 691i; cights
81; Alabama cghts 90; nves 81; Georgia sevcns 90;
North Carolina's old, 10; new 37!s; South Carroll
mas, new, sc. Flour dull aud 6aloc lower. Whea,
dull and la2c lower. Corn dull and 1c lower
Pork quiet Mt $50 75aao Lard dull. Cotton
dropping at 257la25zs. Tufpcniine steady Mt 4GlS
a4I3a. Rosln moderately active. Freghts dun.
Evenmg.-Monty easy at Sac. The bank state
ment Is remarkable The legal tender reserve Is
lower than for long time. Loans increase,
sl,75ooOo; specie increase, s75o,Ooo; circulation
increase, $50, ,00o deposits increase 600 O00
legal tender decrease, s2,250,000. Sterling quiet
at S2iaS%. Gold 2G;sa20I. Governments 1rmcr.
State bonds dull but firm. North Carolina special
tax bonds alone active. Cotton heavy, &c lower;
sales 2eoo bales at a52lc. Flour, superfne State,
So 16a5 80; choice State So 7oa6 so; fancy So ooa
o 10. Wheat, winter red and amber Western.
81 Ssa1 40. Corn unchanged at 09as1 OF. WhIskcy
lower at 81 10a1 l0H. Pork heavy at $50. Deef
quiet. Lard shade llrmcr; Kettle l7slalS1S. Naval
stores and groceries quiet Freights firm.
BALTIMORE, November G.-Cotton quiet. Flour
weak Wheat duh. Corn active; new white
75a9oc. Oats dull ut 53a57c. Rye dull Mt s5cnsl.
Pork S32 5oa33 Bacon-slloulders IGc. Lard Isa
1Shc. Whiskey 81 0Sa1 10.
WiLMiSGroN. November 6.-SpIrts turpcntinc
quiet Mt soiic. Rosin quiet; No. 81 e5ao. Crude
turpcntinc unchanged. Tar quiet ut So. Cotton
low miidllng %.
AUGUSTA, November 6.-Cotton opened at 2aa1
for New York middlings, and closed dull Mt o3,Sc;
sales 10! bales; receipts 1882 bales.
SAVANNAH, November 0.-Cotton firm Mt o4if
a241ac; sales lldo bales; expect 1923 bales re-
ceipts 1000 bales.
MOBILE November 6.-CottOn- sales 1000 bales:
fair demand throughout the day; opened ut out
side, and closed Hat Mt inside quotations; mldGling
24a2iI4c; receipts 1892 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, November 6.-Cotton dull and
lower; middllngs 2l1<c; salos $3.50 bales; re-
ceipts, 4Cl5 bales; exports. foreign 312o bales;
coastwise 1903 bales Sugar, prime 13iI. Mo.
lasses s3aS6c. WhiskeySl 90. Coffee, prime l6s,
a17c; stock 10000 bags. Gold %. Sterling 3T1S.
New York sight par.
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POR1 CALEN Ar.
M.IRINE NEWS.
CHARLESTON, NOVEMBER 8
ARRIVED SATURDAY.

Sica 'ihp Georgia, Cutler, New YorS-Gs hours.
Ballast. 10 Ravenel .S co. On the 4th, A "a. lat
$500, Ion 1910, exchanged signals with brig { "
Wlaus, OF Philadelphia, b0nnd North; 80 ~
twenty miles south OF lIattcras, exchanged sig-
mails with IL u Revenue Cutter, bound North; SP
Il, twenty-five miles south Of Iiattcras passed
steamship Virgo, from Savannah for New York.
Schr Ralph Carton, Carter, N0ckport, Me- =
days. Lime, rock and hay. To 0lney & co.
Schr Ann Dens GarDattle, West Point Mil.
10l ticrccs rice. To II Prlngc, and Frost & Atgcr
Steamer Pilot Boy. Peck, from Savannah, via
Beaufort nnd Hilton Head 20 bales cotton, I,dse
and sundr!cs. To Aiken & co, W NJ Bird g. CO,
Ravcncl & co, w NJ Iawton, q II IIoppocI, ] 4
lsnsow co, = Krcsse IL Klatte & co, + Is Stod-
dard co. u Shcpee & co, VIC Bee & CO, J Copes,
Gurney.
boat from Pom Pom. 21oo bushels rough rice.
TO " Quincy.
Boat from Christ Church. bags sea island
cotton. To Galllnrd & MinOtt.
Bont from Christ Church. bags sea island
cotton. To Oalliarsl & aiinott.
Received from Chlsolm's MILL bngs sea island
cotton. 10 Chisolm Bros, md GaIllard & Minott.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Magnolia, Crowcll, New York-Ieft
Thursday, n. Nose. To Rayenel 4 co. ] Apple,
Aldrl{h, Adger 4 co, F O Borncr, w NJ bird
co, Bliss PJ Bertune, 4 T Brown, II II Bar
bot, II Bschofr 4 co, Bates & co, w " Brice &
GO, ~ y GGsssr Klinck wiexenberg GO, . Carr
Chadwick, Cameron Barkley & CO, Crane, Boyi.
ston & co, T Christman. o & co, O b, Campsen IL
GO, Chapman D. a, P Cadman, Daily News, Dowie
q Noise J . Dnyai q Bon, Forsythe, McGomb &
Goodfich, Whcman f& 90; ~ sGarneyl Goodwin u
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Her Shadow.

Bending between NE and the taper.
While DER the harp her white hand strayed,
The shadows of her waving trcsseS
Above my head were gently swayed.
With every graceful movement waving,
marked their undulating sweH;
I watched them while they met anu parted
Curled close or widcncd, rose or
] laughed In triumph nnd In pleasure
SO strange the sport, so undersigned
Her mother turned und asked me gravcly,
.'What thought was passing through my mindf'
IT'S love that blinds the eyes OF mothers
IT'S love that makes the young maids fair
She touched my hand; my rings she counted;
Yet never felt the shadows there.
Keep, gamcsomc Love, beloved Infant,
Keep ever thus NIL mothers blind;
And make thy dedicated virgins,
III substance and III shadow, Kind.
IdHbreU de Vere.
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Receipts by Railroad. November q.
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

1850 baies cotton, 20 bales domcS;lcs olO bags
Hour, ears stock, So bhls naval stores To & II
Walter & co, i'elzcr, Rodgers & co, Rec,ier & Da.
Wis, Watson l,iil, Murc IL 90, " l. Smith d co,
Frost n -idgcr, and M0wry AZ co.
NoRTHEAsTER% RAILROAD.
1C5 bales upland cotton, bales SCI. island cot
ton, 10 bushels rough rice, :i2l bbls naval stores
lumber, ni,lse &c 10 + We!liug, " Lcbty, LII.
graham son, kinsman * Howell, j Marshall, .r,
w X Ryan, ID StOncy, ReeGer & Davis, Walter ts
co, q Gravelcy, Pclzcr, Rodgers & co. Thurston &
Holmes. Is jarvis, Grant, Wagener & Monsees
Frost itdger, W Bee .S co, Rayenei e. co, W i
bowling co. Claghorn, Herring X CO, II Granger
J. PrinEle & co, l. Cohen Il CO, Shackelforil 4
Kelly, W Williams Il co, MOwry & co, Kirkpat-
rick Witc, Graescr & Smith, " Emanuel, II
Mcdonald, and Railroad Agent.
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Stock on hand November s, 1862.
Interior Cotto,, aIarssets.


ORANGERuEG, November 5.-Saes during the
week 00balcs. We quote ordinary alu2oc; low
midd!!ng 23c; middnl. 23i:c.
AUGUSTA, November l.-Saics OF the week at
augusta 1850 bales, and receipts E5.U bales; s;uc!,
on hand by actual corn! SISl bales.
COLUMBIA, November G.-Sa!c5 OF cotton for
lhe week 3lI lalcs III the following prices: IL M
"A; lo5 al a3'; 3s mt aS;s; Il; 23'a 80 ut 23i:c.
ATLANTA, November 5.-Thc market closed
quiet ai 2;r for mhidiinys: ..i.c for low midi
dllngs; 2liac for sool ordinary; 2Oi:c for 0r,ii-
nary.
MACON, November 5.-The marSc! Today was
quiet and steady nj a3c for coed coti0r; received
today ilo bales; Sold Is. bales; shipped 526
bales.
SELMA, November t-The marHet yesterday
wnS dull only one sape T5 DalSs rnnOrIed vi.
uorc uS ruiiuws: tii3dlInE 23a23S Nc; low mid.
dng c23ic; good ordinary 2ai.c.
MONTGOMERY, November 5.-Cotton market
dull; accurate quotations are difficult to give.
Good styles OF los nill'llings TO mudngs sell at
&c; low midulings .2s1n22L: nominal demand
light; holders are Offering freely and arc anxious
to sell.
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The Charleston Cotton, Rice ana Naval
Stores Market.

OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,
SATURDAY EvRNlSG, November q. 1859.
CoTToS.-Thc inquiry was somewhat limited
during the first part OF the day, but became more
active prices showing considerable weakness,
and buyers ould only purchase very high classi-
ficationsat' quotations. Sales about 70o bales,
viz: 81 ut o3; Is at 232i; 90 Mt 23 ll2 at "a ls3
at PAX; ll0 at al2s: 81 NJ 24lE 81 at 2iss; IL at
2isl; and extra staple at 2GIl. We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Or. .iry to good ordinnry......23 @24
Low middling g.......... .24A@-
S,,o, 9iJdtiT ;,; ........-. .a,seg-
RICE.-With good demand, this grain was
flrmcr, and prices improved Hal4c. {, ID. Sales
about 20I tcrces OF clean Carolina, say 2S ties. ut
oa IS at 1916; GO AZ Z; SO at tx; 10 at TX. We
quote common TO fair clean Carolina Mt GX6D85ic.;
good 61<a1S; common prime 75Ic. e III.
NAVAL SToREs.-The business under this head
was unimportant.
FREI0nTs.-The supply OF freight room to most
points is for the moment sufficient for the de-
mand. To Liverpool, by steam, engagements are
making mt I'd 3 Id on upands and 11ad on sea
islands; by sail, ga on uplands and 7{d on sea IS
lands. To Havre, by steam, nominal; by sail,
1Hc Id on uplnnds and Ike on SEQ islands.
Coastwise, to New York, by steam, &c p ID on
upands and 1c on sea Islands; by sail, &c q ID on
uplands. To Boston, by steam, nominal; by sail,
SO a ID on uplands. To Philadelphia, by steam,
&c q ID on uplands; by sail, somewhat nominal
To Baltimore, by steam, h@,.c p is on upands
by sail, somewhat nominal.
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yXilmInxton sInr1e..

WILMINGTON, November 6-TURrHNr1sE.-
Market steady. Sales OF so bbls at Sc rs for soft
and 81 90 for hard, per $50 pounds.
SPIRITS TURPEHTINH-Sales OF lat bhls mt 70 VI
for country, and 16 bbs nt 1alc for New YORK
packages.
KosiS:-sales OF osl bbls at 81 o5al so for 40. 2,
and 50 for extra No. 2. :
TAR.--Only 70 bbls sold at So per bbl.
C0TTOH.-Ielcs OF G8 bales at &c.
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i1rnas, GbcmieaIs, ST.
A YER'S CATHARTIC PILLS,
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF A LAXATIVE
MEDICINE

Those who have tried 1t, know that Il cured them:
those who have not. know that IL cures their
nciElborS and friends, and all know that what IL
does once il does alwayS-thGt Ii never fails
through any fault or neglect Of It's composition.
We have thousands upon thousands III The ccrtili-
Gates OF their remarkable cures OF the following
complaints, hut such cures are known In ovcry
neirhborhoOd. and we need not publish them.
Adapted 10 all ages and conditions in all climates;
containing neither calOme! or any deleterlOus
drug, they may be taken with safety by anybody.
Their sugar coating preserves them ever fresh and
makes :hcm pleasant TO take willie bcinr nilrciy
quantity.
They operate by their nowcrful influence on the
internal slscera To purify the blood and stimulate
u into healthy nction-removc the Instructions OF
tic body restoring Ieir Irregular action to- heaIt H.
ana by correcting, wherever they exist, such
arrangements as arc the first origin OF disease
Minute directions are given IN the wrapper on
tne , bon. Tor the following complaints, Which these
For DYSPEPSIA or INDIGESTION, IIsTLEssSEss
LANGu0k and Loss OF ArrETITR they should be
taken moderately to stimulate The stomach aud
restore It's healthy tone and action.
For LIVER COMPLAINT AMI its various symp.
t1ms, BiLlors HEADACHE, SICK HEADACHE, jAuS-
PEI ns;E or GREEN SICKNESS, BILlous CoLic aud
Tor tach case, to correct the diseased action or
reIa%e F"r Hs,Sgnv the S1s,ructions which cause IT,
aose IL generally required.
For RNEuMATisM, GorT, GRAVEL. PALrITATIoS
or & THE HEART, PAIN IN THE SlDE BACK and
LUNGS, hey should he continuously taken as re-
lulTetl, 70 Change the diseased action of the sys-
appear. ~ f' "i'
For DRoPsY and DRorsIcAL SwEIL1SGs they
snouhl nc taken In large and frequent doses to
pr1uuce thc elect OF Il drastic purge.
For SUPPRESSION large dose should he taken
rs II produces the desired effect by sympathy.
As DINNER Pill, take one or Two PILLS TO pro-
mole digestion ana relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates tie stomach ond
novels into healthy action, restores the appetite
anu mVlgorates the system. Hence IL is often ntl.
vantngeous where no serious arrangement exists
one who feels tolcrably well, ot,en finds that n
dose or these PILLS makes him fee! decidedly bet
the digestive apparatus. 80
DIR. j. G. AVER t CO., Practical Chemists.
Lowell, Mass, U. 6. Az
NOISE Charleston, 5. c., and by Retail druggists
everywhere. D6c octI uwfsnSosS
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-08
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GEORGETOWN. November s.-CoTToS.-No
sales to report this week. We quote from % to 25
cents per pound.
,conN.-full supply; small lots at retail bringing
TIMnZR.-No snles to report, We quoto from O
to 18 cents, according to quality. i
.sl lTURPgSTME.--Virgln dip So; yellow dip 50 85;
ecrape hard 81 25 20 81 90 per Dbl OF $50 pounds
. ISr bbl, fetaly 50. : ~
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-08
COIIBIERCIAL NEWS.
Exports.

NEW YoRK--Pcr steamship Manhattan-S bags
sea island cotton, 1886 bales upland cotton, 90
terces rice, 81 bales yarns and domcStics, 45 bfla
oranges, liS empty barrels. 43 packages sundrics.
Per schr Myrovcr-5l2 bales upland cotton,
1O3 bhls rusin 80 ticrccs rlce l73 empty barrels,
200 bags cotton seed, box lead, cases paint, .
bales paper shavings.