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Two International Gosagaittees.
Vienna tOct. I6. correspondence OF London

TWO international committees are going 10 meet
Ct Cairo, Tile Que for the purpose OF regulating the
cOnultplls Of the Llv.aton and commercial tra.ic,
&C., on the hnez C0nai and the second win have 20
take INTO oHsdefation Inc question whether and 10
wDat extent ,iioaicar on OF the consular ju1sdte
tion might lie ehectcd. To the former tue Austrian
Aulic Councillor GA Gc2ein, from the Ministry for
Foregn Ahalrs, has peon &c esated and TO the latter
Department.
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At Kentone. near Nice, the chapel Of The cemetery
has been .tlgliet~ei wien an electric bell, when
aJtacneu 10 every coain before iaterment. BY this
methea the least uiOti3a "a the body calls the attcn
tton OF guard Oh auty aal prevents any Feasibility
Of Premature ilscfIaeal.
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CDl"ARTNERsHLps.

rrHH FIRM tNF HAYMA n { FEERsT HAVE DfsspLyHY
coparinersblS theNst day Of November, 1860. Til
business viii DO ved if> ae name OF IL L. HaymaD.
II. L.. HAYhAN,
MOSES FEEhST.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


1nNpuLD--KRE1s.--0n Saturday, October l6, by
Che Rev. FreaeriaS oil, HEsiS ABAOULD 10 PAULINE
kEEEB, all oI hcw ork city.
BLASDELL-MAXwkLL- Al tue brick Prespy terrain
church, corner Fiji avenue and Thirty seventh
street. on Wednesday, October 20. By the Rev.
Abbott b. k,treuae, J. HOWARD BfASDELL TO
HELM M eaest dstghter OF Alexander Maxwell,
all OF this city.
BRowN--uUgY.--cn Wednesday, October 90, at
the residence Of tue BRIDES parenCs, r. SAagEr II.
Brown, OF new lork, 70 Iils JENNIE E., daughter
1f Gardner r Erufy, Esq, OF Boston.
CONNELL--M0EdIAN.-OD Thursday, october %, OF
81. Francis XavieI's cllrcn. EU0EiE 4. C0HNInL
TO SARAH Il. Mo,l Az, ali o. tNis city.
HuNT-SILKwosirH.-0nT Thursday, October 20, at
Che residence Of the bilaes parents, by the Rev.
Alex. MckeNey, GaoR6s X. HUNT to LlBBIY only
oaugnter OF "A. W. SilAwGfth, Esq, oil OF Brooklyn.
No CARDS.
MAMMOTH AMMoNp.--On Sunday october 81 BY
She Rev. Mr.. Gaspg Saita!n EDWARD MANNING 10
Mrs. ANNIE U. ilAMmoNu, uil OF brooklyn.
hICHARD5ON--hutT.--On thursday, october Is, At
she residence o the BRIDES parents BY che rev. Mr
Anderson, CHARLES y. RICHARDSON OF BrooAlyn, 10
JENNIE, eldest daugaIer Of y. +. Hunt, Esq, Of
Castleton, n. 7. NO cards.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Brooklyn f. D., Cd
Monday, November l, oy q. NJ. Adams, pastor "
Central MesnJdlst istisc pal church, MI. CAAhLES
r. RUuANb TO MISS MARY u. BUCKINGHAM, both OF
Brooklyn, +. y.
WOODWARD STEwAET.-At Cordonsvine, Va, on
Thursday Oct0bel %, by the Rev. X. J. stewart, dr
w. MINOR Woo Ai.e, 81 iaciiHond. 20 MISS Many
cards.
WEAH-HALL.--5n Monday, November !, ct tho
residence OF MAJOR GoWge Waller by the Rev. H. ~
Arnot, MIR. WILLIAM IL. WEAR oil HUDSON CITY, II. j.,
to Mss SARAH Il. HALL, OF thD same place. 10 cards
Orange county aapeis please cops.
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ACrETSkN.-On Eriday mOfnt0v, oclooer ~ CA-O-
The relatives aai fseada OF tho family respect
fully invIted attgna TIC funeral, thls Cucsdayi
afternoon, two o;cGek from her sstei'a residence
No. 80 Beitord avenue, RIoDniyn. Her remains VIII
TO taken to popgnkeefsie for mtefment ON Wednes.
DAY.
Der /, JOSEPH, olg son OF Ciires IL. ana Serena Z.
Ayres. agco years ana months.
Funeral from the residence of his parents Paltsade
avenue near CfawiJru street. beren, tnis iuescayl
Afternoon, at three ocaove. the remains Will be
taken 10 kahwa,, ". j., on TUESDAY morning.
BARIGAa.--At UanbIry, On SATURDAY October 30,
pf brain lever, LnM, daughter Oh Co.ey and siassna
Bartrau aged ~ years
teams La, AMBROSE LAufgAU, IN TOO $50 year Of his
age. -.-,.. -. -
MASON iniant son 81 ss,iward and Margaret beadie,
aged year, mou,aa Aud days.
Inc relatives ana 'gao ha VIZ ,u,nra from nr' ,o
residence OF MA parents No. "A Cannon street, TINS
l1uesdnyl afternoon, AT one o'cocR
BROwN.-At Nyack, Oh sunday Octoher 81, JULIA
j. WIFE OF Saulue Drown, counsellor at law, OF this
city.
Tier remains viii be taken to Perth Au,boy for
BEowE.--On Sunday. october 81, at Ncwburg, n.
y, MIS-. HGIES III. BROWN, VIE ol thc late j. w.
Tue relatives and friends are respectfully invited to
etond Tue uuoral ir- the residence Of her bfotbef
g. a. =. pn,llips 70 Woodruff street, brooklyn, ta1s
tInesdayl afternoon, at oae O'Clock
bAfAN.-Suddeny, on sunday afternoon OCTOBER
81, at i've O'CLOCK, JoBS BaYAS, aged 40 years and
Relatives aud friends ore respectfully invited 70
ettcnI the funeral, irum As Iatc residence No. II
PInspscs street, tnis truesdayl afternoon, at two
bahsshN-on Monday, November l. JoHN BREY.
NAN. In the 3ist year OF his aye.
The friends ana relatives arc rcspectfulv invited
90 attend tue funeral, on his late residence n
Washington stree, on "Wednesday afternoon nj ona
O'CLOCK. ' '" Wv
BANNAs.--At his residence NO ls6 West Rroad
way, JAMES BANNAN, % nAtve OF county Rosrn,n
mon, Ireland.
Tue lrseads aud acquantances OF The family ar.
respectfully invhed toattead tae iunerni, ON Wedncs
DAY aitcinoGn, VI enc O'Clock precisely.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
XxrAhLhcg,s.

WhhthCK's.
w Proprietor and Manager. Mr.. LESTER WALLACE.
Doors open al III. 10 commence at y r. ~
In consc iuenco or APPROAe HIaa NOVELTIES ths
following pieces only be presented anaounued,-
Law. 49, -" - $1,000 -
scwEp0EF sDA7, Nov. trs tsncl. THs SCHOOL FoB
TThuHspAv, Nov, dart tius), AN UNEQUAL NATION.
Tn..Lh >, Soy. taat time, fnt HEIR AT Lam.
WAf2Ra RUN DEEP.
IL ID respectfully eanourced that
- MIR. LESTER WAILArR
VIII maze Bis frsi appaarsne-, tls season,
AtOhAAE EVENING. Nov. 8,
on when oecasi9n win b. pgoGaceG comedy, By the
anisof o. "Nase," school, c.. entitled
HOMb
ihe pny Hhl ~ presented VIII epueS nev'scenery, fur
nure anG appointments and for thc frst time 10 rsrua
theatre. Lopion, FOR o,,o.u..,....
The bog book Tor Mr. WaliGcI's .hts "a now oren.
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AMUsEMgNTs.

BOOTHS THEATRE
- Twenlythird street. between F.fh aud Sixth avenues
SEVENTH WEEK.
MONDAY and EVERY EVENINti, except SATURDAY,
MISS BATEMAh
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CLEARED sATTIRDAv

Steamship Saxon, Sears Boston, H. Winsor & Go.
steamer New York, jones' Washington and Alexandria
W. Z. Clyde Co
steamer James S. Green, Vance Richmond and Norfolk
W. p. Clyde Co
gard Co.
Barque Eliza Sprague Sagua, d. $. Stetson q Co
Schr X. f. Baker LorinR, Portland Scott Walter h Co
Schr J: A. Danenhower sheppard, Roxbury, Day, Hud
dell & Co.
Schr z. st. Clair, Edwards, Ireland, Roxbury, do
Schr j. W. Haig Brewer, Newbury, N. G., Lathbury
Mickel sham d Co
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ship othello Tinkh9m, 80 days from Liverpool, with
Steamship Utility Nckerson 6 hours from Providence
with mdse e. (? d. 81 s. Stetson Sc 99
with mdse to A. Groves, r 10 'i''
Br 6aTGue Queen Victoria Lenders q days from Liver
Of NOfw % Srg Ran 50 days from Cette with vine
S sf tF Sss 5joG anBS fBaaa with
with e Baro 10 Gays from
BT brig Mary Grace Morrison 10 days from ST. John
p r. with sugar and moasses to John Mason CO.-ves
a asS s Gsses G 10 &yw wtR n NJ Tn
S wt 3ng 20 Pe a. bound to Bos
schr SabinS Currier days from Areoibo, p r., with
schr FSamng Sea, Williams, days from RappahannOck
SchT Little Rock Hickman days from RappabannOck
Schr Chief, Townsend 3 days from Indian river Del
wit grain to James l. Bewiey & Go.
Sehr Freemason Fprman, days from Indian river DEL
railroad iron to Phoenix Iron CoNvessel to Lathbury
Wickersham & Co.
MEMORANDA
s Gray ira from ChS1eston for
bales cotton bales yarn terces rice 81 barrels and 26
Pat5e or PhadepHa @ fs
Steamship Brunette, Howe, hence, at New York 23d
instant
BaTqpe Chasca, Crockett Cienfuegos 9Th inst ready
Barqpe frances Bourneuf Perry, for Philadelphia re-
mained at Bristol, Eng, 10th inst,
Barque PIesto Brown, for Philadelphia, remained at
Brig Charles Miller, Miller, for Phladelphia, cleared at
Schr Ada S. Allen Owen hence at Portland 22d inst
., Schr Cerro GordO, Hodgdon, hence at Newburyport
schr r. $; Corson, Corson, for Philadelphia, sailed
P6adepha, sailed from Portsmouth I'D inst ''' i0'
Schr Alexander Hobbs, hence at Stonington ed inst
ed ' inst '''p'''' O' '''''0 ''' N0'"''"
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ARRIVED SATURDAY.

ARRIVED YESTERDAY
Steamship Norman, Crowell, Do hours from Boston vii
mdse. and passengers to II. Winsor Il Go.
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dun a. s4sc. rurpentins 4aa4a.c. Rosin quiet;

strained 81 %.
Erenipg.-cotton declining; sales 200 bales at
s4aa4hc. Flour steady; State IS lOss go; Southern
ss 5Oail rs Wheat 1c higher; white Michigan u
s5. Corn s1c better; mixed Western ssas7c; white
s5assc; yeilow$l Mess pork Armer at $s2 6oaS2
rs. Lard ea Ter; kettle 1sXa20Hc. Rice nrm
Carolina sxa9Kc. Sugar firm. Naval stores quiet
Freiehts firm. Governments steady. '6Es 12Sh'
sou,hern dull. Money steady att Sterling hrmer
at 10. Gold quiet a. s5H. Stocks duh and IRE.
gulAr.
BAL1doHE July 2o-cotton dull at S4e. flour
quiet; low grades very firm. Wheat nrmer; pf'"'
to choice red 81 55a1 70; white 81 65al W. Corn'
white q 10al u; yellow 81 II Oats dull At 7oaioc'
Mess pork quiet at ss4 Bacon hrm; shoulders
1bxc. Lard quiet az 1sa20c. Whisfey extremely
''s.,v c~oss.r ras Ju1y ao-wni.ley u. Provisions
ouie. but Arm. Mess pork sss Bacon, shoulder
l4Hc; clear sides 1870. Lard ls,so
sr LOUIS, July 20.-Flour, superfne % 2dse 10.
wh,.rev Al az Provisions frm and unchanged.
Lard ls1Sa18Hc.
Ioupv11Lx, July 2o-Provisious very nrn- "A ess
Pork sss Bacon. shoulders l6c; clear sides Ice, an
packed. whiakey$L
wnMms7os. July 20.-spirits turpentne steady
st ssKe Rosin unchanged ct 81 65i1 esx Crude
turpenine % 6oas. lar quiet.
Aueur,A, July 2o.-No market; quotations un.
changed; receipts only s bales; few hundre cd
bales ON the market
SAVANNAH, July 20 Offerings sma1l; no market;
quotations unchanged; receipts 100 bales.
MOBILE, July 20.-Market nominslly unchanged;
low middling 2sXsSOo; receipts 2S Hales.
NEW ORLEANS, July 20-Coeton, middling S2hc;
sales 51s bales; receipts 10 bales. Gold ssx ster
ling 80. New York sight re premium. Sugar and
molAsses nominal
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Marlut Hens.
Arr1Yed Yesterday.

Steamship Champion. Lockwood. New Yorf-4eft
sarmday N. Mdse. To James Adger co. 9
D Abr, M b Co. e Adger Co Aiie6 90. !
II BRISTOL, BuB, Beamisn GO. Hschon, =
Baer, BieselI Co Clancy Go " 8 Corwtn
Co. Charleston Gas co, Cameron Barkley, CO
ter, Chspeau Hefron. McDunne Cohen. " b Chs
fee & Co. W Darlington 4 Co, g Cau!ier, Chcius q
Witie Chisolm Bros, Cooia CO, j Commms,
DuvSl & SOD, Denny b Perry, u SOD Bro,
Eckel 4 10. DE Fleming Co. fsirly co.
Fedmsnn Co, Frender, Goodrich, Winemtn q
CO. Gerdls 4 Co. " a Grumme, W carney. N A
Hnnt, J Hurkamp Co. Hopkins, McPherton 20,
jhees4 man BRO. D Hasetop, Rolmes Calder,
H,llen. Hammersuidt, J Heath. Johnston,
crews Co. Il johnson. Je6ords & Co, 1lirg,
Kellers. Kriets Chapman, Klinck, Wickenbers
20, Klatte 70, knobsoea small Spali, hinsnon on.s
Lopez on. Mowry b Co. II Murray. b Mul-
ler, q Minor & o. Muller. NimiiI Il 90. bar.
SHALL Neuiv lie & Hanpsm, = Railroad agent
O'Neil, & one, O'Neil, North. eele d Wardell.
G Oetjen. Palmetto Pioneer Cooperative Associa-
tion, G + Pankpin, Rev L Porter, Paul, We.ch
Brandes. Reils Reicse 4 Schschte. L echnen, d
Strohecker, W Sampken Co. y i Silcox steele.
Mrs Stsckley skrine. stelber, D Solhri,
Taylor & o, southern Express Co. Thomson Co.
vollers Waller, Evans oRswell Werner &
Ducker, Wageper Monsees Williams 70, W
l. Webb, " Y.tes, Rai road agent. Order, ana
others.
Cleared Yesterday.
schr Frank Palmer, Latham. Philadeirhis-H Ba-
Sailed Yesterday.
Steamer Dictator, McNeity. Palatka, via Jackson.
Vile. Fernandina and Savannah.
ShIpnews b, re'ngraph.
NEW YoRH July 2o..ArrySd, the .Holstafs, Full
ton and ciiyel Londont-
.Slemn.nu1A.
The schrSusan Wright. Mount, from Georgetown,
S c, arrived at New York July II.
:,
LIST OF VESSELS
cP CLEARED AND SAILED FOR HIS Peh T..
FoRFI6S
LryEnPooL.
The Hannah Lizzie, Ferguson, cleared. May 20
The Vice, HalllIsy, Up. June ~
o q NF
eo1IsBoRo'. NE.
Scbr Velocity, Pinkham sailed ............J June IS
FRANKFORT NE.
Brig McGllv y, suits. cieared.... July l
Bril-, >usan voor ie Flu for. up.... July IL
SC. stampede, stra ton cleared. July 8
SEW TnRJ
Brig 5ampdeu. Perkins, cleared. July 16
Scnr Smit ooker up. July u
Scbr Vim - rings. Hale y. clearPd..... July 6
,cbr Myroyer own, cleared. ...............Juiy IL
So az Louisa smith, Or utt cleared. July IS
4 ~ "a J. PHIL 4DELPH1A ~.
schr Sarah Cullen, Avis, up........... July
,RYoLK VA
schr Carrie White urs,. suiled. July is
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sUNIvERsAL RUSSIAN
HEALING sALVE.

THIS VALUABLE REMEDY Has EFFECTED
innumerable cures. and has gained tor isrla great
reputation. The dscoverer Of this salve has appii
ing the Crimean War. and has cured dangerous
wounds, In msnv cas' g considered mortal
Mr. E. BERG is 'he 30 Q possessor OF the valuable
secret Of making this alive; from is experience IN
using II in Europe and The success attending ts ap
pcatiou there he has been induced to introduce 1t
INTO tine United states IT IEi IrVES PAM
Tho uho have Wou ds. bruses Cuts OF all
hnds, OF s. res. Eelons. Scratches Musqulto Bites
Eros Bitten JOINTS sore Il Chilblai T. Ch'ldTtn's
scorbutic complaints Head and Fa are sptedil,
cured. It has pruved great advantage to LADIES'.
and is .uary adapted for gathered breasts. toTe
legs, &c. through confinement, and other causes
i; acts like magic in renioviDg boils Pipples, and
Cutaneous Diseases. and bas been sucee 'siulIy
uptd for Corps bupiols and Sore Throat, oy apply
lug e1l, rnal every .vepi before going to bed.
For sa.e by III druggists Prize CSC. 6Oc and 81
per Jar. Office. N .26U very. y. J. None Rrnulne
un ess counters,gned BERG'S UNIVERSAL KU v
SIAN LtALINd ShLVE, No 2e0 BoweiY. New
York 6tuth ly July
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THE DAILY NEWS.
Holiday Hearts.

HOLIDAY hesrtsl tbs w.ather for wooirg;
xnd 6olid,y time 10 the best 10 WOO;
nj throo OF thros 10. and cucSoo 9 eooms'
The heart Of men, and Of maiden 100,
xhonid leap st the thought that winters over,
And about hen the dreai lest day departs;
1or ,nnmer IN sweet to the love and lovrr,
And .reathes her song INTO holiday hearts -
Holiday beartsl the vanderer wishes
To WOO the girl he could love DO well;
6hc's an to him-over tho plates and dishes,
At tIble d'Aote IN the Grand Hotel;
But all too toon the romance 10 over,
He 10 Il.ly.bVu-d, and his dear departs
BY uiaht express with her maid to Dover;
AhI sad breakup for the holiday heartsl
Holiday hear.sl The crics ster..s crazy,
HIS team arrives at the town IoIquay,
But the Captain shouts that his "leg" 10 Rzy'
Il In NO. the FUN, and is not me ses'
s1is someoody eise; "a the eve discioses
Before the tune for the team TO start,
For there Ia the cricketer unoer the roses,
And malfne match With aholiday hearti
Honday hertsi the gardens pleasant.
Whom all the toll Of pleasufing's done:
There's nothing 20 sad as the moonlight present.
And Dotn.ng 90 sweet In the world ss enc
VINO over the lawn comes sweeping surey
With dancing weary ID heat oPpresso'
OR is Il with d0wncsss eyes, denurety,
To say the riddle Of love-trne's guessos
Holiday hearts on Alpine passes.
Ano hoH"ay hearts on the coctney Bhtne,s
And ever 90 many In fow'rina grasses, ,l's
Which round the Devonshire ianes entwine.
Hoiida, hearisi 10 Scarborough scramble,
And m.n, sre dreaming ON Wiudermere,
But double - many IN Jersey ramsle,
And more than 81 areon Aargaie per.
Holi4s, heartsi through June and after,
Throuahout the honey Of hot July,
Iheres nothing tor you but your loves and huenler
Tfii latest leaves IN the sutumn die.
The spmmer II long. aid viii not be over
Tlli I'll u furs, which ,ou e1 love oeef;
Ro sVsy 10. tho scent Of sea and clover,
Oil SH wish 10 Q moments restl
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JTULMES & n1ACBETH.
NO. so Broa d.stre
Charleston. ;. c..
BROKERS'. AUCTIoNEsRs. REAL ESTATE

AND
GENERAL MMISSION AGENTS
Will ATTEND to Renting and 1ectIng OF Renrs
and purchase and ga o OF ktoo-e, Eonds, Gold.
Silver and Real Estate.
ALSO.
To the Purchase OF Goods and Supplies Tor parties
In the country upon reasopl able terms.
GEORGE L. hoLMEs. .ALRxAsDRR MAcBR1 Il.
Janu,rv1 Tyr
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Wilmington Market.
Macon Market.

MACON, July 7.-corroN sales to-day
amount to 1877 bales n me ship ed or received
Mlddl ngsa.e quo ed at 30c-1c lower than yester-
day. stock on han $50 bales, -
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@afAiatrp, CASTINGS, @

MEETiN0-sThhh1 foo
THIS EsrABLlshAEFr IS, now FURNISHING
THE IMPROVED
xscARTHY coTToN GLM
STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS. Of various sizes
on hand .
IMPROVED VERTICAL AND HORIZONTAL CORR
MILLS, SUGAR MILLS. SUGAR BOILERS
AND PANS of all sizes
HORSE POWERS AND GIN GEARING, troIn g to
10 feet in diameter
IMPROVED LEVER COTTON PRESSES for HAND.
power, Saw and Rice Mills 1890
MACHINERY AND CASTINGS Of m descriptions
made to order .,., ,..,....-
Particular attention paid to
HOUSE FRONTS AND CASTINGS FOB BUILD.
" INGs, GRATINGs.
cISTERN COVERS. SASH WEIGHTS, &C., dc,
WILLIAM g. HRNEREY,
MAOHINIS7 AND 70 UND ER.
No. S14 MEEIlNd'olnCI4b
CHARLESTON, S. c..
Auunsts mvS
pHGNIx IRON WORKS.
JOHN F. TAYLOR 6 CO.,
CA III Il II On D. CO.,
Engineers Boilermakers &c.
Nos. 4, 8, g. 10 and 10 PRlTcRARD-sTREETS,
(NEAR TIE DRY DouK,)
Charleston. S. @.
sTEAM,ENG1NEs AND BonERs-hARiSB,
STATIONARY AND PORTABLE. :
RICE THREsHERs AND MILLS OF EVERY
DESCRIPTION.
sHAFTING, PULLEYs AND GEARING
IRON FRONTS FOR BUILDINGS.
CASTINGS OF EVERY KIND IN IRON Or
BRASS. ~ -
We guarantee To furnish ENGINES and BoILRRs
of as sod quality and power. and at % low rates o.
can be had In New York Baltimore or Philadelphia.
AGENTS FOR
Ashcr0ft's L0w-water Deteetor,
THE ONLY PERFECT SECURITY AGAINST
DAMAGE FROM Low WATER IN
The BOILER.
REPAIRS PROMPTLY ATTENDED, TO.
May17 p4os Spos
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ITO BUS NINE u EN-.
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L ONF OF TIE BEST PAPERS in 1BE up
COUNTRY; has large circulation, and affords su.
perior s6va ,tages as an advertising medium. Terms
low Addres DARR OSTEES,
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Office Hours from 8 A. II. to9P. II.
Circulars sent 1y JulyS
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plantatioa gitttrs.

PlaMat'pa Yil.tla.
AGL RIOUs CHAN NGE.
THAT ANY s1ck MAN SURVIVED THE
So ;at -- 80.
treatment of sfty year, ago. must be considered
proof that human beings are very hard to KILL.
The lancet, ealomel cantharidies and drastic pur.
eatives were then the order Of the day. The ply
the unfortunate patient was drenched morning.
noon and night with prostrating medicines. We
i've IN more rational and conscientious era. The
importance of supporting Nature in Its conflict
with disease J.. row understood Complaints in
themselves weakening are no longer aggravated by
artificial depletion. They are met with TONIC
that rally tie vital powers and enable them to de-
feat the enemy Chief among these aliss Of Nature,
In i,s battles with sickness, s
PLANTATION BITTEKs. @
This wonderful vegetable restorative is the sheet!
anchor of the feeble and debiitated. AZ cordial
for the aged and decrepid 1t has no equal among
s.omachlas As remedy for the nervous weakness
to which the tender se1 are especially subject it 70
superseding every other aimulant and nervine.
In an climates, tropical, temperate or figd its acts
as specific in every species Of disorder which I'M
der1oines tho hoaNy strength and breaks down the
animal spirits. Wherever It is introduced it be-
comes standard article medicinal staple. Drug.
pists. although theirproht upon it is small and it
absolutely necessary to keep preparation for which
everybody inquiries, and for which nobody wiz
secept q substitute. It's to-day the most popular
medicine in the civilized world. Extensively as it
is advertised, it's best advertisement is the benenciil
result which uniformly follows is use Every bottle
sold iosurcs the sale of at least haHa dozen more.
Unlike other stimuants 1t braces and fortaes the
system without exciting undue cerebral action.
The cheering enect which it PRODUCES upon the
mind is not momentary, but permanent. There is
no subsequent depression. 1t does not, as is the
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s ExpoKts.
-pHILADELPHIA-Per schr Frank Palmer-125 900
Y feet Kesawed Lumber sndT cards, bS,UOO feet
IT. Timber. 80
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