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A strong Fenisn demonstration took
place in Cork New YEARS. Day.
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The following telegram was received
In PhiladelDhia JannaEY 4Lh:
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ass.lm n. CORONA co.
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FEvER AND a q u e /.

J. ].
FROM WHICH haNKIND SUFFER-
over large part Of the globe, is the
|. consequence Of diseased action IN
~ the system. induced By the poison
)ous miasm OF vegetable decay Tbif
exhalahon Is evolved by the acton
OF solar hest on wet soil, and rises
with the uatery Aepor fiom it,
While the sun ie below the horizon this yapor
is taken with it through tho lungs INTO the blood
There, Il acts as an Irritating poison on the
internal vscera and e1ereting organs of the body.
only this virus but also the bile from the blooJ.
Both The virus and the bile accumulate in the circu
Tho spleen. the Kidneys, and tho stomach syrnna.
thize with the liver. and become disordered also
Finally the instinct OF onr orgsnie. IL in an nt-
the whole blood Of the body in the interna eIcrclo
res to force them to cast II out. TIC blood leaves
congestiye violence. This 10 the Chill But in this
enort tans Then the Fever follows, in which The
blood le.ses the central organs and rushcs to tie
surface as IN another effort 10 expel the ritatinQ
poison through that other great e1cTetory-tbe skin.
In This also Il fai,s and the system aandons the
strength to repeat the hopeless enort another day
s ansSe aTe the sts Of saIo1yms O. Fever and Ague
mine the health ~ it is not removed. ~ ~. - :.
We have lapored to hnd. and have found an anti.
AYEH,s AGUE CURE. y4'.,...
Which neutraliles this n,alarious poison in the
blood, and stimulates tho liver to c1pel Il from the
body. As 1t shoud. so it does cure this affecting
0.oSAuuS PctioSt ,huo " uOe6 moro.
teetfo 1infecfion II taken in stasor II eIpoIs
Il from ndsyetem as II IA opsorped. and thus Keeps
those who use II FREQ from its atacks keeps the sys
tenn Ia health although eIpo'edto the diseaee. Con.
sequenuy not only GU ee, but projects s'G,; tho
s ~ CHI si
Fever, Dumb. or Mdsksd gue. Periodical Heads sche
or !Bflioua Headache Biiious Feyerr, 4 eurale.s
Rhentpatism Gout, Blindhess. Toothache Esraehe:.
Catarfh, HssAmt,r Palpithi6ns Painful Affections Of
hs sss9 hs5sys' n sna r.niSl
whom drfifng crh this tauseS viii be found to rs.
surnes more or less. the inlermittept type. This
"A9uE CURE" remoISs the cause on these deranke.
rneuls and cures the dfease- II. - .at,fI.a
2 ahia II seoonplishea by Stimulating tho excreto-
siss 2 stpei ths yiE9s fF2m The system; ans these
cmce OF hetx own seeord. Hence arises What ",
END, but often life IL not long enough or Is sacrificed
in the attempt, while thls 'Ague Cpre,' does 81 at
once, aud with safety We have great reas son 70 be-
leve this Is surer ne well safer remedy for the
whole class Of diseases which caused by the mi.
aemitto injection, than any other, WHICH hns been
dtacoSered and II has still another Important ud.
vantage fothe poblc. which IT, that II 10 cheap as
rnrpksiRD 81 q a'tii. II
Or. C.TAYltltyc @ Co.,, LOWELL, Macs,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
Pfce One Dollar per bottle. 49,. q
r. sold li Wholtsaie, fbyiG:sto t5u;i az %
.rn;i!noWIE, 4 fMoIsf,t 4 \
CbYflesttn, South GAf0Iiha,fs :,
s5Andsbs Retail DruSefs every where. nay -
June 81 600 0ga i9feEs. ,4,.,s, ~, ttatnosi
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n1arket. by. relegrap,i.

FOREIGN MARKETS.. i,a "a
LONDON. September s-Noon. oonsols 82x
Bonds sax. Sugar aHoat ,2ss 3D..
Evening oonsols s2al. Bonds say Common
rosin 81 sdass. Turpeniine 26s 3D. AI,Gi
sGiyKRpooL, September ;e-Noon.-Cottnn dull
uoiandslstsd Orleans 1sXslsxd; sales 5000 bales.
Afternoon. Cotton dull; nplands 1s,Sd;, Orleans
1aHal8xd; sales wont exceed 5000 bales. Red West,
ern wheat % loai1ls,
Evening g.-Ootton dnll, upland l9Hd; Orleans
1sXalsxd, Aaihs 1000 bales, frispecula,ion and ex
port 1000 bales, ProVlnors and nayrl stores dull
PANS, september .-ifternoon.G .GBonrse ex.
cited. Rentes 6efS7c: ..oIHaI
Lster.-Bourse fImer Rentes Tor 27c
f.DonEsnS AAhxrrSyg
NEW Yoik, ssepter bAr .84Noon--stocks unset.
tied. Money eaaier t-7c~ Sterling, long sx;
short sx Gold ffeverish ana weak at SAX. cotton
lower st SAKE: fufptntihs quiet oGt i2c.s lRos:n
quiet; good common "a sO,. strained 81 SIX, -
Evep1ng.-ootton fully No lower; sales 300 bales
at aXo. Flour. State and Western heavy; super.
ne To fancy State IS s5a7; superne 10 choice white
Western rs 65A7 20; Southern dull and declining;
common to choice extra 90 65,1l. Wheat CLOSED
with noona decline rscoyared. Corn dull and lower
mixed Western 81 l9n 20. Msss beef steady. Moss
PORK 50as1 80. Lard shade lower; kettle
191sa1sAcs: Whitksy 81 loai 10ks Groceries quiet.
Turpentine 4lkc. hesin % 80As. FreiRhts outlet
and firm. Southern stocha dull. Money active and
tigh. at 7c. Good aie:liug sH. Gold dull At ss
BALTIMORE. September s.lcotton dull .t "a.
s4lc n. us steady; fiif demand. wheat steady,
prime te choice req 81 qS,l o. ,porn arlAs 81 lss
"a, 4oats Ssseoc. Rye d 16ai 16, Ness potk dull
e. sst, lRa0op shoulders leAe. Whi,fsy, Rotter
feeling At 81 Is
CMorssATI, September s.-Tobaceo, good de.
Ddand ahdful 1roes.' whiskey dun at III oeF, Lard
dull Mes. pork dull and psmiually, unchanged.
Bacon. ssooldprs fssss; Is, ts,sss f.ldss iSilS
sT. Leu1s. septein6es s. MrfefS sStssdy. my =
sh6tfsnras, iatptcmSey g ~ Protiaionsl qu'et
Aess 4poff ssi.sI4S. Bacon, shoulders ie,ieHc;
c,fsf hdo, 1S,<6 whlsfey 81 o. ,f
= wrIsaneroN, sepsembar s.-spitis turpep.ine
stea;:J 1t ssKo Rosp quiet apd ~ iib Toe No q
qiqbe y peutne steady at, q tlas Tar stessj ai
81 Is:t Gow mildlita cotton At Sl&. u -''H@SnS
AuousrA, scp.ember BAootton. market opened
doIst Sat clessa At Bic; ,sal.s 21s bales: n
o.i.ts sis tsio,.. lhS.l $50 tisf a.BJ.Silgl
slvARsAu. sspiomSe.l s.9cotton, receipt. 1856
bllesi sses 70 bSlesy market dat'wifha decline o,
No Oh all gtads3; stoct largo; nidding s1aslxc.
MoBrLA septenpbsr- ss-o9tton. sales 100 bales
tf6scd SiAi lt& niddlng So<y secAYas ia bsies,
NV 0aLaSS 6eptem6et 16NcdfM ip osansnd
sales 900 bales leaving little or mono In nfst hands
,niddlins aixaslxc, receipts "a bales; exports
cosstwise II bales. dold SAX. sterlins nouiua,ly
ss New York sisat exchange xa,(e aises,a..
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SOUTHERN PRosP FY.-Stay at homo
iNorthernera have little conception of the rapid
rate ut which the South is recovering her for
mer agricultural and commercial prosperity.
The Tue cotton crop this year will be 5000 900
amount TO 2s5, ,00O. 600 bushels, worth 5000 :
COZ, 600 ut least, and suaar, wheat, tobacco and
other productions will yield $3.50, 600 600
more, making n total oil $3.50, ,OOO, 600, which.
among o population Of IL 600, 900 is nearly $50
per head all round. Southern land at its pre- !.
sent low price is one OF the best Investments
in the market.-Neic York Sun.
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Arrived Yesterday.
Steamer Pilot Roy, Peck. SavInnah via Beaufort
hundries. To d Aiken & Co. I'r p ChalaI Laurey
& Alexander, w III Bird & Co, Rierke & kc6achte +
Copes, Rave mel d &c, Krcssel, w HARRISON and
sloop Fcpan. from comDahee. 1890 bushels
Rough Rice. To W Bee co.
IN TIE 6FFING. f
British bari yinco. Halliday. Liverpool. Salt, &c.
Cleared Yesterday.
schr n Flanagan. Collins. Philadelphia-H F Ba-
Sailed Yesterday.
British bark Minnie. Robertson, Liverpool.
Brig Susan yoorhis. Fulford. New York.
Brig Cyclone. Frisbie, aeoreotown, sc.
British eehr Mary & Susan, cleare. Harbor Island,
scbr " smith, Toofer. New York.
schr Emma D Fioney. Milton. New York.
Up for this Tort
Brig Kirby. Bernard. at New York, Sent 6.
schr zeis,psi. @. at Boston. sSp. Sep, Sep' 5. o.
CLEARED for this Port.
schr Trade Wind, Hoffman, at Pbiladelphis, Sept 6.
shipnc~s by re'ngrapn. ~
WILMINGTON, September s-Jhe steamship Pho.
neer 10 agfouna at New Inlet She viii be gotten en-
gomery. New York; North Point. Baltimore; Magno.
liza, New York; scbr Batchelor, Philadelphia.
dema.ruta.
The schr Mary Collins. Collins. to load for this
port, sailed from Providence. Il T. for dreeoport,
!, Sept g.
1be Boston on; Po,t Of Monasy Sept say few
knight OF Camden. BE, tom Philadelphia for So.
lem, with cargo Of coal. picked MP Oh Barne.
Blake and LEAKING esaw %ss pr
noard and she was worked into Newport, r II. Hero
was found that several hoes had bee borod IN Rer
Ia 'onI Il. ~
were made with tho desigS'6f siniingi the yessSi.
Tbs matter was placed In the hands Of the Hsrbbr
Saturday, the cater cuIm{nae cd in The arrestoi n
sor Porter the the mate "a AID shrss
I.sSs on suspicion @ ass sss,sa ssS SusSy &c e.
sell All the parties wtrs lodged in fhS d5ridse
says the vesse, began lelHhS Rpd Continued dof5s
her, aa as S' o
the hcles In her rum and BIO says he Knows nothIhg
Of their origin; and that mas finally ohlieH 10
sssnasn nsi s. Witch s.s se S sssssS
lsssss vas SHs1 9sasd si& se
host, amer Being abandonsdiis rs considered Eorih
that the captain could have had any H motive fsr III.
sroyinR tho vessel. but IL is believed the schooner
V. asase aal:sp and the ps,
LIST OFF VEssnLs
Up oLRA RED ANni,s4iLRp Eo8ss TAslts2hT
N&- 3 aeoRELaN ~, ma
M Tse Duke Of ;WeainstoI. Allen, ap4" .Ss.Auaust II
es p.a yisS ssst Daa su,y is ,s
Inc A9|0'F!phea aSs fS'ss''0D: August
.aH-iiiax nDfoAssTto 5.una
Bark walker. Fetinsn up: :. J. Angus. 81
AGna Glover Terr!,y up p.,.........., August 10
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THE DAILY NEWS.
Desolntc.

] strain my worn. out sight across tho geo,
] hosr tho wan waves so6bing on the strand,
ny eyes grow weary Of the sea and land
OF sho Wide deep and the forsaken lea:
Ahi Love, retuTn-abt Love, como back TO me
As we'll those ebbing waves might command
no turn and kiss tho moist deserted sand
The 10y that was Is not and cannot be.
The salt Shore furrowed by tho am, smells sweet,
Obi biest for mo II It were now my los
Iomske this ehore my rest. and hear all strifo
Dia ont Ike yon tides faint, recedipg beat: v.
II he forgot 30 easily IN life, -lh ,r
! may in death forget 'pit ho forgot. [rornhM
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Havana m.rn..

HAVANA, Septembsr 6-1he following 1ss the
state Of he MARI ct st tho close OF the week: Sugar
nerchlpts refuse to purchase, owing to the high
demande OF holders. Nos 16 to 20 d. S. nrmer, ut
eHa1l reals per arrobe. Exports from Havana and
Mantansn during the week, 5000 boxes TO foreign
ports and $500 boxes to tho United States.' Total
strck in warehouses IN Havana and hsntanxas
26S, 600 boxes and 5000 hhos Molasses sugar Tat x
reals; musoovado and inferior to common refining
Gerry grades 9Ha9 reals. N
Wilmington Market.
bbls received to-day. and sold at % iO.2 50 for yell
low dip and e3 for virgin per go lbs. {. :
bf1Rrrs TunPfNIHK-Wea are without any sales to
report; 36ko one, ed. but retused stock very light
RDw-sales Of 276 bbls at 81 JoaI 30 foI No q
apd u 90 for extra No 2.
TAn.-Advauced &c. with sales OF 1o3 bbls at %
Is per Dbl.
Columbus Market. r
COLUM BUS, September 8.-CoTros-An that an.
pesred upon the streets offered in the warehouses
Wero taken ct the following figures: Ordinary 27Ho;
good ordinary 28na2ac; low mlddlings 30l30Xo;
niddlinas 81; good niddnRs 81 go.
Saies 1l3 ba.es; receipts 45 bales; shipments ll6
baes.
DAILY STATEMENT.
STOCK on hand September !, 1863. 1925
seoeivcd to-day ....................- 46
Received previously. ............ 279-sA
!, Total. ............. 40
snlpped to-day,... .................... lis
Snipped previously. 189-3A
stock. September @. 1869. .......,...... 14o
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Gomu,erfiaI.
.HSpor1a.
PHILADELPHIA-Per schr A NJ Flauaean-ScO toms
Phosphate Rock; 50 coo feet timber.

Charleston Cotton, Ntoe and Naval
Stores tfnrket
)FFIoS OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
CHARLESTON, Wednesday Evening. Eeptember g.
coTToN-There was q steady inquiry for Tho sta
PIE which opened at about the closing figures Of the
day before but prices had declining tendency and
fell of about ,<c p ID. Sales 400 bales, VIZ: at
2s 2oat so: at soE; so at 81; 10 ats1X; I+at 50;
4s at a2>6; 10 at 80, so at sax. We quote: N
LIVERPOOL cIAssIPIcATIcS. RI
Ordinary 70 good ordinary. ........2s @so
Low ,m1'oohnB.. ..31 O.
AiudhnR..... 80 O. D..
By New York classification we quote
Mtddlng-. .............32hS-
Rlos.-Ihere being no supply of this grain on the
market there were no transactions.
NAVAL sToREs There was steady demand at
about previous quotations; the following sales taking
place: OF casks spirits turpentine exir. packages
on private terms; 50 casks spirts iurpentine, in
good packages. at asX; 81 bbls Of extra No. I and
Ne. rosin at sS 30 p bbI so buls of No. rosin at
% as bbls No. rosin at 81 e6; 7bbJs OF low No.
rosn At 81; l5 bhliof go. 2rostn At 81 50, Crude
turpentine is in demand. .ei r..5 .ii:'t,h,ie ~
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UNITED STATES COURT.

Proeoedings OF tho United states District
Court for the Westorn District OF South
CsroltNR-AuGust Term. 1859.
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rvEsrY-rHIRp DAYS PROCEEDINGS

IynoM our OWN ooRREsrosDEHrJ }
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Drugs, Gbtmifals, Gte.

Drugs, Gbtmieals, Gte.
.G j. huDS'
WHOLESALE AND RTIAIL
DRUGGIST AND APOTHEtiARY
5. e. Corner OF King and John-sts.
SPECIAL AND Personal ATTENTION GIVEN TO
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS.
DEALER IN FoREIoN AND DOMESTIC
DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS,
FANCY GOODS,
rERFUHERIEs. SOAPS, pUEFs AND FUFF
BOXES. TOILET SETS, dc.
PATENT ,IEDICINEs
GENUINE BAY NrM.
LUHN'S COLOGNE
Is UNSURPASSED BY ANY OTHER. ATRIAL
WILL REPAY YOU.
GERMAN COLoGNEs.
LUHN's FLAvORING EXTRACTS
Have no equal for strength nnd purify and ought to
be us-d 10y all
| SODA WATER DEA LERs AND ICE CREAM MANU-.
FAoIURERs.
Mr Z. g. JACKSON. Proprietor of the Charleston
Hotel, says: "I recommend your Extracts without
hesitation TO The public for Ice Creams, Jclies and
Pastry"
Mra. q. NJ. BuLrERp1ELD. Proprietrees OF tho Pa.
vilion HOTEL says: They are well worthy tie aten.
| tion Of those who deal In them OF use them "
These Extracts are put up in small visle, by the
dozen, fer tue trade and family use, and In Flint,
quart and half gallon bottles for manufacturers.
Congress md High Rock Spring Waters
CONSTANTLY ON LAND.
Any article desired not in Stock, i'll he procured
, ~ cTder, .
Goods delivered in The city FREE OF CHARGE.
June 8 DAG tuths 3mo
* os X oo'
ON ACCOUNT OF TIE GREAT NUMBER o
WONDERFUL CURES OF OBSTINATE
AND 1AvErERATE CASES OF
scRoFgLA
DYSPEPSIA
LIVER DISEASE
KIDNEY AFFECTIONS
GENERAL BAD HEALTH, &c.,
MADE BY THE
Gel TED "K KOSE o."
IT HAS WON THE ENvIADLE REpU1 ALTON OF
being the best and most popular Medicine ever dis
covered.
mendci by many thousands Of cur best cI,irens.
| For sale by
DowIR 4 NOISE.
char;eston. s. c.
And Druggists and Merchants everywhere.
81 LADIES SUFFERING FROM ANY DIS
EASE peculiar TO their se1, be restored TO health
by usiDs On. LAwRENuE's "woMAN's FRIEND -
It puriaes the .ecreuons ana restores the system to
healthy conditi0n.-9 ..rqcs
| For sale by h0i Iqaa
80 Charleston, g. G.
July 20 DAo -. 1yr
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.PKGFHIT.f,s .LlVEK lMEpIcINE.

DR.: Psophttt-Hayina used this medicine .uff..
cieny long TO test It's yrtueS nd to satisfy my own
mind that It Ia an invaluable remedy for Dyspepsis
"A disease from which the writer has suffered much
for SIX years-and being persuaded that hundreds
who poE suffer from this annoying cpuplaint would
BE- Stgnaly benefited, a 10 has heed by ats use
deenSiksA dntysFs oHe 20 this cIisS 10
recommend to them the use Of: Eais remedy ehieh
has given not only himself butseveral members Of
vE ,iiii ,i!Ndh ~ II NJ. .w9ARNoLD:f,
-"ci or'intst tinos OF the oeorgis Conference.
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that are daily received by the Bsnqfacturer: 70
RfcHMorD. VA. November 282 leea.
DEAn srR-The Tobacco 4niidote" prepared BY
you according 70 the receipt Jou have submitted TO
.nae, and shs ingredientIof. which haye examined,
- vegetable, entirely bar mless and contains
nothing In the least Injurious. 1s not disaeeSbIe
to te taste, md "a home Article, bope you viii
meet With ready ssle snd 6eieys that II the
direcons ~ followed II ill DO ell you c1sinaed for
IT, ...4.9 =! hst JOHN DOVE, II. D.
TO the Trade. .s.Si c.sSH-i'g o q ,nI es'Ibil
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ConslEnees per South s'al oItna gnriroao
September and 8.
ga bales Cotton. 105 bales Domestics, As cssks
Clay, lS packages Bacon. 422 bbls Naval Stores
cars Lumber. cars Wood, 4 cars Stock. To Rail-
road asont W W Smith, n Pringlc. Frost Adger,
ooldsmith Bon, Claghorn, Herring Co, courte.
nay Trenholm, Rteder Davis. Crane Boylston
4 Go. stenhouse & Co. F Kracke, n walter &
60, Wis & Co, g " Williams & Co. warolnw &
Csrew, A Salinas Bowling & Co, A Mullioan W
g Whilden, Mowry & Co. Johnston, Crews & Co. B
Sloan, Wagner, stewart l. 60. Utsey 4 Kenyon
K,usman Howell. Caldwell & Son. W liyan, y
Marshall. and Hopbins. Mcpherson Co.
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,DN: PRol EaIpTs FEN ALE T5ain

DIT. FRO AlDT'8 FEN ALE TOHIA
ss{6 and
ss.:'n Ssi:. .lsns lss'sy x 81 sssa f.
s.ns.ii,e y e Essssps Ra.spef NsryoSs p
sns Tasss a s si sssslsa.aan ass,
throu&hdut the systenp.s..t-- :, a, g. y &,
irAM o. No aSoys l6ediciasp ysald 4x Dluee,s4 AND
AEshsnts eeasrs'6ah ahroae fthsf f,outSYsstsIIo
"a! Ssassa 81 e s.B MaA ,ssI,. sS,
-. .s:es,'1e.,. nosssAiS S1d ASxa Aktrs,iat,+
's..S~ ~ No. t2l Kihestrest. .fnsik 6if6an,f
ts ChAriesson, 9. O..
y Prepared only By Da. o. 9. pRoPHrrr.
y April 10 stutbemos .coyinston, Ga.
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DooLY County, GA April, 1867
Tbix 10 to cortlfy that waa conined 10 The house
and.mo Of the aGe to my bed, Ind snnexing The
Eresteet agony imaginable ~ithaR eunatisps. for
nvo months, knd aftor trying every ayAiiable RENE
dy With no relief, was cured With two bottles OF
Or. o. g. Prophitts Anodyne PAIN Kill It. each coat
ing ffy cenia only; It relieved me almost instantIy
therefore recommend. Il In the highest degree 10
others suering from similar 9diaslse.-,I eau ssy
certain. Yours truly u w. A, FORRHAND.
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rwENrY-rHIRp DAYS PROCEEDINGS.
GnxKsvrLI.E, 8. c., September 4.-The court
opened at 10 o'clock: t.r
Criminal Docket-United States VS.. William
Brlsnt. Violation OF informal revenue lava.
Dlstiling without paying tax. Tho prisoner
escaped from jail, apd q bench warrant WAS
issued for his arrest and commitment to Jail at
Greenville 8. G..
United States vs. 169, 80 "a, IL and @ wooden
packages OF tobacco found at Columbia, 8. o.,
IN possession of Charlotte and South Carolina
Railroad Company. Information for forfeiture
for violation Of internal revenue laws. Con-
demned, sold, and proceeds III registry
The marshal having made 4 report OF eales.
net amount, three thousand eevon hundred
and thirty-tour dollars aud titty-Avo cents,
on motion, ordered, that the taxatioa of
coss be confirmed. AND tlaL one-half OF said
amount DO paid to .Ainsloy H. Monteith, who
has been adjudged the informer IN said cases;
and tho other half thereof be paid to A. 8.
Wallace, Colleton, for the use OF the United
Rfntn9
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80 CovNaloH,, Ca, July 0, 1857.
DR.. Prophit.-HAyjlg used your Layer Medicine
for more than yeay IN my family, cheerfully re-
fscions, Byspepsia or Indigestion IN any form.
also sorecommeQd your Dysentery Cordial a. the besl
remeeyfor thH disease. OF T. ROGERS,
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Passengers.
Per steamer Pilot Boy, from Savannah via Beau
fort: Bluntop, Hilton Head. &c-A Lowe, A Strauss.
W sn'ith End vito, @ Bell, L Weber, Rev " b
Boone aud wife. Hiss Knickerbocker. Mrs Rogers
and aorv1nt, E Lyman, o copes.J L Barnwell. aud
1U on deck. =
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-09

FROM WHICH AaNKINp SUFFER-
over large part Of the globe. is the
consequence OF diseased action In
the system. induced By the poison.
Ious miAsm of vegetable decay Tbip
exhzlatlon Is evolved by the action
Of solar hest on wei soil, and rise.
with fha uafarv anaror $.,~- q.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-09

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LIVERPOOL.
TheDuke OF Wellington, AEen, apI .. ..ys.Auaust II
The Vinco, halliday, sailed ,....... JuIy ls
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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1869-11-04
Facts about Human Life.

The yearly mortality of the globe is
! 33, ,333, ,333 persons. This is at the
rate of 1854 per day, 3,73O per hour
50 per minute. Each pulsatiOn of the
heart marks the decease of some hu'
man creature.
The average of human life is 81
years.
One-fourth of the population dies al
or before the age Of Z years. One-halI
al or before II years.
Among 10000 persons, one arrives
at the age of 100 years, one in SOC
attains to the age of 90, and one in
100 lives to the age of go.
Married men live longer than single
ones. ...
In 1000 persons, 95 marry, and
more marriages occur in June and De
eenber than in any other months in
the year.
One-pighth of the whole population
is military.
Professions exercise a great influ'
ence on longevity. In 1000 individ
uals who arrive at the age of seventy
years. fOrty-three are priests, orators OF
public speakers; forty are agricultur'
lists, 33 are wOrkmen, thirty-twO art
soldiers or military employees, twenty
nine advocates or engineers twenty
seven professors, and twenty-four doc
tors.
Those who devote their lives to thf
prolongation of that of Others die the
| soonest.