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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-09-20
Fresh Teas
SrO REwARO.
DISSOLUTION

1,HE COPIRTNERSHIP IEREIbE0Rt
existing between Louis Blond and William
Rachhian under thei firm name OF Blond *
RlShnan, in the Boot and Shoe busnessi hiss
been dissolved by mutual consent, William
Bachman fetiring
The business viii be continued at the Old
stand. Ne. iOT Main street, corner Sprigg alley,
by Leuis blond who win settle all claims
against the old firm. Persons having claims
viii present them, and those knowing. them
selves Indebted viii please call and settle at
once. ''-''''' louis BLOND,
o-~ y,i n.sE go WILLIAM BAGHMAE.
-JyAFEn,Sss Argust ~, $780, aug2l
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hearinp W atsring OF. Weak Eyes; ard I'm.
paired Memory, when caused by the violence p
Eatarrh, a. they all requeBtly are. offer In
eoed faith standing IswApi Of $50 for case
or Catarrh that casG3t cure I,...
For SALE BY MOST DRUGGISTS EVERY.
~rTd 'I'4fH 77" WHERE. .. i...i..N
I'd rrhg'OSLI SO cssr- ,,q %
90 * your Druggist FOR the REMEDY but II he
bSs not got Il on sSk, dons be put Of by accept!
inc an v miserable Enrse than Worthless substi-
tute, but enclose sixty cents 20 me, and the
Remedy Will be sent you, post paid: Four
package sa.sS OF one dozen for $50 Send a
Catarrh ADDRESS the Proprfet9r;'e dh ~
eTIT: riI Nv. PTBkCE, N D..
LtFFALo, =. 7.
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4" 4. DRAFT I5s III" WORTH MOTIF TO THE
b ca iESf at TIE 6ee and deserts
ing it. ia ,,I., sepl73t
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. p" ffH's.' NIHIN ~
BE BEAUTIFU4.TIf yop desire beauty
you should use rnHagan's' Magnolia
80 Balm. .~aE-.al
1t gives soft, tefBsd, satip-like tex
e tufe to the Complexion, removes Rough-
ness, Rsdness, Blotches, snnbprh, Tan,
&c, adds tinge of Pearly Bloom tothe
plainest features. = IT. brings the Bloom
, ofYoutb totkefading cheek and changes
the rustic Country Glrl into a Passion
able City Belle. ,s.'G ~ ",.,If 49,
90" In the use of the Magnolia Balm lies
the true secret of Beauty: No. Lady
need, complain of her CompleSion. who
2. viii invest 10 esnls in this delightful
I'd q. ~ JBss
article. "as".' II { ..., -
Lyons KqqthaaiEYQ9p i il the best Han
dressing in use. ....... .'.,
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Auction Sale, of" HoH sehoId
and Kitchen, furniture.

r Win 81 L ON TUESDAY MORNING.,
Il September glst, cOmihedcing at le"o'cl6tk
A. NJ, at the residence of James K. McCourtnsy,
shs Markets stueety iarl,e and desirable lot ,ot
Household and Kitchen Furniture cp4sistipg
in part of WardTobes, Bureaus, Sofas, Chairs
Bedsteasi5 hid Bedding Brsssels and Three Ply
Carpets, Kitchen Furniture of every. variety
usually f6nItd inia .weli regulated coQking de-
| pattuient. 81 Thsa wAlbe rare chance for bar
,grins asthese goods, pastbe closed out. ''''
G''.h .a".A''G .h-nGE0LE. sWIGkHhh, -
| bepis.8t, iia a." ..Is.o I.',it..'... Auotpneer.u
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1NRAIARIE

hHIo IN II n II II LIZ
II REABDY does not
like the poisonous ira,
tating snnfs and strong
austic solutions WITH
which the people have
long been humbugged.
simply palliate Tor y
short tirse. or dTInr nc.
disease D. nc lungs as
there ia danger Of dGne
in the u,e of such nos
irums,, but Il products
PERFECT lKSB PRK,1A :
NM "'dUREs OF, The
WORST CAsEs CFtuRsyic
cATxBEt. ~ tbOpsaads
cah testify. "CoLB IN
THR HEADn ia eifredi
with a few applications,
CATARRHAL HEADACnE
Is ,relieved ami oJse1int,
II by magic. II remoTes
Offensive Breath, Loss
or impairment Of the
sen ~ Of taste, smell or
Weak Hvpap Ard In.
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E.,IU,J IIT|I ETUJH"lHsET
9ppH 'sJGsd.r"M '-",tr HiAn 't''
sglgSGG IH"E I /
.g,...py .tg zi.s,,J yT'i I
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al ann sure that he meant not the
slightest haEp ene WpPe than she ald.g
The was old enough, and Ought, TO
have known better; And when the trst
.SinSofan ilnsasns@C hi the&Inind of
Louis was suggested to him, his feelings
AZ q: gen tleman shunld have prompted
him fosreueye himself. Let the sQs!
Ipicionq have been ever So fRsnrd, he
should have removed himself! Instead
of that, he went after her-sinto Devon
- .y.'v IN ui5T HotI,suiSoJ IfOi EiE
ISnlLo'mla DLI Iu - 0li.u 4 nXI,a Jody
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given in q very few minutes sometimes IN
q few seconds. he was ignorant OF the ordi-
nary rales of arithmetic, and did not know
how or why particular modes Of process came
into his mind. On one occasion, the Duke OF
Gloucester asked him to multiply II, ,7A by
549 something in the boys manner mduced
the Duke to ask how he did it, from which 1t
appeared that the boy arrived at the result py
multiplying 65, by 181, an equivalent pro-
cess; but why he made this change IN the fac-
tors neither he nor any one else could tell.
Zerah Colburn was unlike other poys aisC III
this, that he had more than the usual num3er
of foes and fingers; popularity observable
also in his father and some OF his brot1ers.
An exceptional instance is presented IN the
case of MIR. Bidder Of this faculty culhvated to
highly useful purpose. George Parker BID.
der. when six years old, used to amuse himself
by counting up to 100, then to 1000. then to
1000 600; BY degrees he accustomed himself
to contemplate the relations Of high numbers,
and used to build up peas, marbles,
and shot into squares, cubes and other
regular figures He invented processes
Of his own, distinct from those ,given,
in books on arithmetic, and could solve all
the usual questions mentally more rapidly than
other boys with the aid Of pen AMI paper.
When he became eminent as civil engineer,
be was wont to embarrass the parliamentary
council on contested railway bills, by confuting
their statements OF figures almost before the
words were out Of their mouths. In 1896, ne
gave to the institution of civil engineers an IN.
teresting account Of this singular arlthmetlcai
facultySso far, at least, as to show that memo
nv has less to do with it than is generally
supposed: the processes are actually worked
ont seriatsn,, but with rapidity almost incon-
ceiyable.
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Markets by Telegraph.

FOREIGN MARKETS.
LONDON, September 15.-Noon- Consols sax.
Bonds, s31&. Common rosin 6s; ane les Cd.
LIVERPOOL September 15-Noon.-cotton dull;
uplands 1870; Orleans 1870; sales 1000 bales.
Accommodation irregular. Breadstufs quiet.
Bacon 66s.
Evening Cotton closed irregular; uplands 13d
Orleans 13Jsd Gales 1000 bales for SPEC ulation;
port 1000 bales.
PARIS September 15.-Bourse opened fat Rentes
7of 9Oc.
HAvRE, September 15.-Cotton opened heavy, but
quiet.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
New York, September 10 Noon Stocks unset
tied Money 6l7. Sterling, long, sl4; short. s3s.
God sc. Cotton lower at 81 cents. Turpentine
43 ,!a44 cents Rosin s. S5I2 97ls for common to
good.
Evening.-cotton heavy, and decidedly lower;
sales 1900 bales at 30 cents. Flour heavy; Southern
common to fair extra sc 50aG IS. Wheat heavy. and
1a2 cents lower; Southern rcd 81 53asl 81. Corn
closed shade irmer; mixed Western 81 09al IS.
Pork lower at 500 90. Lard shade lower at 9la192
cents. whiskey ou:e, at 81 80. Rice heavy; Caro-
lima Sac cents. Sugar higher and in good demand.
Coffee fra. Molasses duh. Naval stores quiet.
Governments dull. Money easy at 7. Sterling Sha
SI Gold active at 36]s. Stocks weak and unsettled.
BALTIMORE September 15-Cotton irregular at 30
cents Flour quiet and firm, and in Fight demand
Wheat and corn unchanged. Oats 60l62 cents. Pork
quiet at s33 50a4 Bacon firm aud active. Whiskey
scarce at 5! s8al 80.
CIScuNA11. september 15.-whiskey dull. Pork
and lard dull, and nominally unchanged; shoulders
l5,<al5H cents; eldes l6A cents.
LOUISVILLE. September l5-eoIk s9S OOaS3 %;
shoulders l6 cents clear nib sides l9 cents. Lard
19,za2O cents. whiskey 81 %.
WILMINGTON, September 16-spirits turpentine
o shade lower at s914 cents. Rosin, nothing doing.
Crude turpentine steady. Tar steady at So 80.
AUGUSTA September 15-The market opened easy
and closed cents off, sales 1853 bales; receipts $50
bales; middings &c cents
SAVANNAH, September Is 5-Receipts 1925 bales;
market dull, with declining tendency; currency
scarce. and no ireights offering; middlings 27hs
cents; sales 100 bales.
MOBILE, September 15.-sales rs bales middling
at 2Sa2s cenls receipts 900 bales exports rs bales.
NEW ORLEANS, September l5.-Cot'on lower; mid
dlings 80 cents sales 44s bales; receipts l0sS bales.
Sugar 4 cent higher. God SAX.
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- sMoXARCHs OF TIE FOREST
rhs,iBas g Treesfof-oaltfornia

!. Z "a correspondent OF the Cincinnati CONNER
'cial has paid visit to the giant treesof Gala
veras County, California, and gives the follow
ing entertaining account Of them: -staN 'i
A walk Of two or three hours enables one
to get thorough look at the big trees. The
large ones are all christened, and have neat
little boards inscribed with their names afix-
ed to their trunks. The level path winds
.hrcuyh the dense an6 beautiful underground,
The dust and fine sand beng it's only unpleas-
ant feature. Lovely shrubs and Towering
Wild plants carpet the grove the willow,
the fern. the larch, and the hazel, wave
bushy verdure; the fir, the spruce and the su.
gar pine shoot up slenderly to the height Of
two hundred feet and more; while high, very
high above all tower the mammoth trees. The
enormous trunks Of the latter burst forth in
the thick forest vista5 with massive boldness
that storms admiration. Like other colossal
objects, they. grow upon the eye that begins
by undertaking them. The magnifcence Of
the groves around the hotel is something
hesitate to, attempt to picture with words
Without the big trees they would inspire de-
llght; with the giants, they are truly one OF the
worlds wonders. How grand they seem at
day how weirdly majestic by starlight. The
voices of the breeze through their foliage,
three hundred feet overhead, ls hike mystic
rlous night whisper from the sea, and floats
the wind of into the dim realm Of religious
awe, thasxis at once the reward and the mys.
terry OF solitude. q
At night, from the porch of the hotel we
looked on the heavens '.fretted with golden
fire" throughfs filmy lace Of leaves that Sighed
In long, low cadences, and undufated idly as il
browsing IF with other living things. It was
the grove with all It's glorious groWth-.he bic
trees aud their imperial guard OF honor taken
. as q shole-that excited the deepest pleasure
In our minds, and requited the tolls of the
journey over and over. Man has passion, a
i$enefation, for the forest tree. The Druid
peerns less idolatrous than the worshipper of
me sun. It is easy to love an oak and hard
to love, q planet. The botanist outlives and
outruns the astronomer. AL Of which argues
that the traveller who does not study shrub,
evergreen, and forest tree, as be winds oyer
the world, knows nothing Of or cares nothing
about his capacity for calm enjoyment. The
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-16

ASK Fer NO oTHER, TAKE NO OTHER. AND
you will save time health and money.
$1Ct0 REWARD for any case OF disease in ahy
stage which they fail 10 cure.
DR.. RTCBA,S GOLDEN BALSAM No. cures
Ulcers, Ulcer8ted Sore Throat and Mouth, sore
Eyes. Cutaneous or Skin Eruption. Copper Cclored
Botches Soreness Of the Scalp. Scrofda, DC; is the
greatest Renovator, Alternative and Blood Pnriber
known, removes al diseases from the system, and
leaves the blood purt and healthy.
DR.. RICHAU'S GOLDEN BALSAM No. cures
Mercurial Affections, rheumatism in all itS forms.
whether from mercury CT other causes; gives imme.
diate relief in all cases. No dieting necessary ]
have thousands of Certificates proving the miracu-
lous cures effected by these Ilemedies. Price Of
either No. or No. 9 s5 per botte, or TWO bottles for
Dr.. RIcHAU's GOLDEN ANI1DOTR, safe. spec.
dy, pleasant and radical cure for oil Urinary De.
ragemeDts, accompanied With full directions. Price
SO per bottle
Dir. RlCHAU'S GOLDEN ELIXIR D'AMoUR, q
radical cure for Nervous General Debility IN old
or young; impartina energy with wondefu effect.
Price s5 ger bottle or two bottles for S9
On receipt of prco these Remedies will be shlppeo
10 any place. Prompt attention paid 10 all CORES
dents. None genuine without the name OF 'Dr
RICHAU'I GOLDEN REMEDIES, D. B. RICHARDS
Sole Proprietor" blown 10 glass OF bottles:
address D. b. RICHARDS.
No. 228 varick-stree;, New York
Office Hours from A. NJ. to 9 P. NJ.
Circulars sent. 1y Jul! d
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THE DAILY NEWS.
A Summer Sunset.

Green islands in golden eos.
with amethyst cliffs that melt away
A. every wash Of the sleepy wave,
|hite towering Alps that greet the cay;
Snd st,ll thr ough rents in tAe tartner space
ci;Innses of distant ocean bed.
Enrnine with restless, changefu light,
And yei,ed with Hushes Of glory spread,
Far as the living are from the dead,
Far as the blessed are from helPs night
Then the islands grow to radiant realms,
And shoot forth golden tongues of land,
And the Alps fade down to level plain.
Where monsters troop N Q threatening band;
Then murky towers, where ghosts can reign,
Rise Ike wizards dying dream;
While low IN the Westin narrow vein
There spreads, through the duck. one golden beam
Like heavens last aud lingering gleam
eeen through heIl's vista BY those in pain.
Nature Is changeful, and like the sea.
Basi i's autumn ebb and its summer flow,
Cloudlets OF morning pass with dawn:
Who Can tell where the sunbeams go;
Dead flowers turn to mere earth at last,
Earth to blossoms breaks forth in May,
Life and deash are ever at war. -
On this great chameleon world. say;
Te. c-oud or river, or Leaf on the tree
Bnos sc. changetul. it seems to me,
As wcmsn's mind-that o feather can sway
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Commercial.
Charleston Cotton, Ktee and Naval
Stores Market

Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
Stores Market.
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
Wednesday Evening, September 15.
CoTros-with steadily falling prices at New York,
and with Liverpool exhibiting the same tendency, the
indication Of prices seemed to continue
unchanged and with this unreliable state Of values
buyers seemed unwilling to make any Offers, and the
were restricted to the sale Of about 90
bales on the basis of 2s6c p fb for middlings The
sales were at 25; % at 49, at 2s,s; 1s at &c. No
reliable quotations can be given.
RIcE-The transactions in this grain were tierces
new clean Carolina at SIC p fb.
NAVAL SIoREs.-Ihere were no sales under this
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, September IA 4-IURPENT1NE.-
Only 4S barrels received today which went at So or
virgin, and 50 so for yellow dip. per $50 pounds.
sPIRITs TURPENTINE-Bas advanced In price, and
We quote sales OF 200 bai rels at 39 cents Tor cour
try and 40 cents per gall for New York Packages.
RosIN.-Sales OF only l40 barrels at IL GO for strain
ed No2.
TAR-22 barrels sold at So 50 per barrel.
CoIToN.-Sales Of 20 bales at 20 cents per pound
for Middlipg
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Dodd's Neryine and InvigOratOr

is a TONIC aud GENTLE sTIMULANT which is
NOT attended ty REACTION. What It gains for
you it maintains. When it r. freshes body or mind.
il refreshes with natural strength hat comes TO stay.
We not recommending teetotalism in the interest
teaches US that be who resorts to the bottle for res;
or recuperaIon will fnd as he keeps atit, that he
is kindling 6rc in his bones which will consume
like the flames OF perd;ton. Turn from 1t. Iakt
tonic that will refresh and not destroy. D0DD'S
NERYlNE i .or sac ny all Druggists. Price One
Dollar SEE Book OF Certificates tina; accompanies
each bottle. Inos June 20
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ERG,S UNIVERSE RUSSIAN
HEALING SALYE.

Il " i
HEALING SALYE.
THIS VALUABLE REMEDY HAS EFFEC rEo
innumerable cures, and bas gained for sslfa great
reputation. The dlscoyerer of this Save has applied
itwith eminent success in thousands OF cases dur
ing the Crimean War. and has cured dangerous
wounds, IN manv cases considered mortal.
MIR. E. BERG is the sole possessor of the valuable
secret OF making this salve from his experience in
using II in Europe and the success attending its ap-
plcaion there he has been induced to introduce 1t
into the United states. II RELIEVES PAINl
Those who have Wour de-, Bruises. Cuts of oil
Finds OF Sores, Feons, Scratches. Musqu,to Bites.
Frost Bitten Joints, Sore Lits Chbai Z. Childrens
Scorbutic complaints on Head and FACE are speedily
cured. 1t has proved CT great advantage to LADIES,
and is peculiarly adapted for gathered breasts, sore
legs, &C. th rough confinement. and other causes
II acts like maRe in removing Eoils. Pimples and
Cutaneous Diseases, and has been successfully
used for Corns Bupioas and Sore Throat, by apply
ing externally every eveni before going to bed.
For sale by all druggists. Price 25c. Soc, and 81
per Jar. Office No. go Bowery, n. Y. None genuine
unless countersigned Z. BERG's UNIVERSAL RUS.
SIAN HEALING sALvE, No 2eD EoweIy New
York. For eale by JOHN f. HENRY, No. 8 College
Place, New York. stuth June 20
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Passengers.

Per steamship Saragossa from New York-Dr Tay-
lor and wife, Mir baldwin, Mr. Weinberg. Mrs O'Con'
ner Roberts and wife. Dakin, Hotchkiss Miss
Ida Lewis, and Stewart.
Per steamer Pilot Boy, from Savannah wa beau,
McNelty, A Williams, " Walker and wife, Came
ron Mrs jackson, Miss Roberts. Phelps, Major
Callahan. Miss Phillips. Miss Fickling, calder,
A Med Wrsgg F Phillips, s Beirdesa, MRS . Z
BoYce Novels, and l3 on deck.
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II. W. AhNOLU,
OF the Georgia Conference

DooLY COUNTY, GA April, 1867.
This Is to certify thnt confined to the house.
and most OF the tiEe to my bed, and suffering the
greatest agony imaginable with Rheumatism, for
Ave months and after trying every available rene.
dy with no relief, cured with two bottles OF
Dr. o. s. Prophitt's Anodyne Pain Kill IT, each cost
ing fifty cents oniy 1t relieved me almost instantly
others suffering from similar disease. can say
that 1t is one of the best family medicines now out.
certain. Yours truly, w. A. FOREHAND.
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Consignees per Northeastern Railroad
September Is.

12s bales Cotton, 3s5 bbls Naval Stores, 25 bushels
Rice, Lumber, Mdse, &c. To Barden, Mar
shall, Jr Kinsman Howell, D Stoney, Pelzer,
Rodgers Co. Reeder h Davis, Frost Adger, Wiss
& Co. Colcock Co. q Dieckof & Co. stach,
Mulligan. W Lebby. Ravenel Co. g W Williams
Co, J M caldwell Sons, Gi aeser & Smith, Mowry
& Co, " Ryan, Nachmann & Co. A johnson,
Waiter & Co. A j Saliua Shackelford L Kelly,
Blakeley, Wardlaw & Carew, M P Martin, Clark, F
Wehmann, W Downing. Huxfotd, A Lazarus, g
V steffens Roper stoney, Chisolm Bros, E Vel.
Ing tbaugh, Railroad Agent, and Order.
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DE cal h Full
WHAT. MEDICINES
YOU TAX &c.

WHEN YOU AREEXaAUSTED BY OVEhWORK
OF head or hand and feel the need Of something in.
yieoratipg don't drink whiskey or any intoxcat ting
thing whether under the name Of Bitters or other
wise. such articles give just as much strength to
your weary bodv and mind the whip gives TO the
faded horse and no more. Alcoholic stimuants are
injurious to Nerve health, and-are ALWAYS followed
by DEPRESSING REACTION.
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Consignees per south Carolina Katlroad
September Is.

CIT bales Cotton, 80 bales Domestics, 160 bb!s
Flour cars Wood, 2 cars Lumber, Car Stock. To
Railroad Ageut, Graeser & Smith, D Aiken & Co.
Thurston & Holmes, Brodie 4 20. J R Pringle. Kirk
patrick Wit,e, Mowry IL Co. I " Emanuel, Cald
well Son, g Walter & Co, Bowling & Co, Reeder
& Davis, " K Ryan, Frost & AdRer, G W Williams &
Co, Ravenel Co, stenbouse & co, Jefords Co.
Courtenay L Trenholm. Claghorn, Herring & Co, E
J Wiss, Johnston, Crews co, Willis Chsolm
B Mulligan, and W W smith.
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DIS SO $
TOBACCO ANTIDOTE.
Warranted TO Remove all Desire
for Tobacco.
1t is Purely Vegetable and contains
nothing Injurious.

The following is one of thousands OF Testimonials
that are daily received by tho Manufacturer:
RICHMOND. Va, November 28 1862
DEAR SIR-The "Tobacco Antidote" prepared by
you according TO the receipt you have submitted TO
me, and the ingredients OF which have examined,
is purely vegetable. entirely ba mless and contains
nothing In the least injurious II is not dsagreeable
to the taste, and a home article, hope you will
meet with ready sale Il. and believe that If the
directions followed 1t will do all you claimed er
IT, JOHN DOVE, NJ. d.
B8- Price 80 cents per Bov. The usual discount
to the Trade.
81 For sale by
DIP. H. BAER,
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pROPuIr1,s LIVER MEDICINE.

DIR. Prophiu-HayinG used this medicine sufE-
GENTLY long to test its virtue md 10 satisfy my own
mind that II is an invaluable remedy for Dyspepsia
"A disease from which the writer has suffered much
for six years-and being persuaded that hundreas
who now suffer from this annoying complaint would
be s,gnay benefited. lie has be. II. by its use re
deem il duty we owe to this unfortunate class to
recommend to them the use of this remedy. which
has gisen hot only himself but several members Of
his family the greatest re.ief.
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New York Rice Market.

The Journal Of Commerce, OF Monday, 18th inst,
says There is no new feature to quote. The in
quiry is light and prices in the buyers favor.
We quote Carolina at 611a9Hc, with sales OF 40 tcs.
or kangoon 800 bags have changed hands, but we
did rot learn the terms.
We quote the following from Messrs Dan Tai
madges Sons circular, dated New York, September
IL, 1869:
The market since our las; is without any material
change, prices being fully sustained on account OF
the scarcity Of supply Out of our last years crop
$1,000 casks-there is remaining on hand on the
seaboard not 10 exceed S00 ard these are mostly Of
plain grades.
The new crop is near at baud. Our advlces from
Charleston note the arrival OF several small parcels
of rough at that point these will probably be med
and forwarded during the coming week. The con.
dition Of the grain however precluaes large ship
ments, and the demand will have to be supplied from
the old stock for several weeks hence.
The prospects that the crop Of the present year
will show yield OF fully 80 coo casks in the Carroll
mas and Georgia. In most Of the rice.growip9 dis
tricts more land was planted, and had there been
less difficulty in obtaining steady labor, the present
crop would have been more ttan double that OF the
last. In the main, the plantations are in better or
der and the crop will grade higher, being freer from
cookie and flint Seeds
Rangoon grades are easier in consequence OF the
large stock.