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rous aud complicated concerts which surround
her. While upon the other hand, IL the lady is
inollned to embonpoins and is laced up daily
with block and tackle in order to make her
waist appear small, or compress her proper
tions into an unreasonab!y small quantity OF dry
goods. the fact will reveal itself the moment
she is we'll saturated with the surf. She can
take no2e OF her 'make-up" into the water
with her. The ocean is honest. While the
bathing-dress will not adhero to the skin 1t
will do 80 readily TO my ut or subst nee. like
corset or -, shant tell what else. for the
reason that am not au jet III such matters.
But the womsn is before sou devoid Of oil de-
formities aahd you can fern an adequate
idea OF what you will be called upon
to "isburse Your stamps for, should
you enter INTO q matrimonial alliance with
her. 1t would be great consolation to know
these things in advance. The water is O
great leveler OF distinction It. treats all of it's
patrons precisely alike; the rich and the poor,
the strong and the weak, are all swayed to aud
fro, knocked down OF thrown upon tho beach
bv Its resistless waves, AZ If they were mere
Liocks Of wood. Every ono is in the best of
hunor. and II any unlucky novice in sea bath
ing should swallow o mouthful Of salt water
and stop to cough. and the succeeding wave
take hun amidships, and send him sprawhpg
towards the shore, his mouth wide open, to re-
ceive fresh supply, the crowd. as welt as the
hundreds ON the beach, will shout with de-
light.
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Arr1vca sestera ~ .

Steamship Manhattan. Woodruff, New York--lett
Saturday. N: Mdse. To James Adger 4 Cod
,Adger Co. Q d AhIens & Co, d eihen & co, G
AiInar, Archer, W ii Bird & Co, H Biscnoff & Co. F
Q Borner. Bollmann Bros. Bulwnklo co, M
Canapscn Co. cameron. Barkle5 & CO, 1 NJ Cater
A Cook & Co, j Com MINIS Nhtsolm Bros, McDuff
Cohen; co q I'm Gons. conia &C. vs. corwin y
lass h Miller Feldmann Co. d e Fleming l. O.
q Fairly 4 co. Foreyth. Nc. omb Il 20. j Fergu.
Go, Goodrich. wtneman & GO. p l. Guillemin W
Gurney, Gramann & kchwacke, HsG kensch1el W 4
asn Holmes asf's dasses nssa Co.
Tnomloaou L Co. J Jara. Katie / CO. sk KI,nes.
Hores knos 1 keoSeosh chapnsn Small
iaurey Alexander, Litachgi. I I.orentz, E Lew
nor Co, J " Martln, Muller. Nmits { Co. Murphy
Little Msntoue & Co, J Murray, McLoy & Rice,
ssnfy'i,e so% Hannap o,e%aan o'Nei1l
neer Cooperative association. d Paul 90. Ravenel
Go. pringle. c Ring. W Roach & Co. J Reils,
w Shepherd, southern Express Co. D solteri. & VI
Stesens St sempke Co, I schn.n = Co. P Walsh.
N Wohltmann. Wietere, WAGNER h Mons, es. f
Zogbaum. Young Co and others. Mopday, 7l5 A
shirfy.nSe miles NE from Frying Fat exchanged
A M: passed steamship America, from Savannah for
Baltimore. -
+ RI l,.r AT QUARANTINE.
r.s,t sGtr Electric as Spark from E1atan days
put In for provisions. M
Cleared Yesterday.
Brig Ellen Maria. Smith, Baltimore Rsley Creigh-
sb From this Pors.
Brig Adelaide. Wilson. Pswtucket. R I. August g.
- . afpaassvs a,s-.A a,aRtaph.
sAvANNAH. August s.:-Arrlyed. schr B Mann
r. 1T,tlsh barb nes.ie young is repor.ed ashore
on st Catbarine bar. n < ~! & SS'',,y
LTssr OF VKysELs
or LEARED.4ND RED SAILED FOR 4Hls toh 7.
a EOHETGN
fsiEe $aS LIvEnPooL. 't .
The AaDnabs Lizzie, Ferguson, cleared :. May 20
The ViDco. halliday, sailed ..July Is
British brig Courier, lsans, ssed ........July
45Ss s.44stis1 o NJ f y I'll q ~ '.asiN.-
tss..seSst-s st-s5 GoT DsBoRo,s ME- Sr---s--.
Schr Velocity, Pinkhulns sailed june lb
FRANKfoRI. Me.
Brig Fl w McGNverv, ktutts. cleared. ..July
2r,,I,E ,sS b ..,t eos1GN
Brig Cyclcne, Frtsbfe, up August
wxw YORH.Hss! t.1 @iIss,1
6chr 5eoraie. SYan, July 81
scht LiiiJs HUG hee, up... August
scnr Minerva, DiHsosway ups... august q
PHILADELPHIA. fFE '"~&
schr Amanda Flannaaae, Collins cleared. :. July 80
stNS- BALTIMORE
schr Francisco. Cro~ther. up. .July 2a
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- SEA-SIDE SKETCHES.
HOW Lovely Ladies Look in the Salt SURF
'@ N OF ahe Sad Son,

Long Branch Letter to the Indianapolis Journal I
Abou half-past ten O'clock the white dug is
4 raised which is that signal for bathing. when
preparations for that rare gportlare immediate
2y CONNIE need, and small parties start for The
booths OF the beach; these booths are mere
board houses about four feet square, lust large
sDough for well-developed crinoline to get in.
They resemble pig; pens more than dressing
roomA TOR ladit and gentlemen, but they are
all alike, and answer the purpose. You will see
4ashionably attired lady or gentleman enter one
OF these narrow dens, and In . few moments
emerge minus all the ''togGesy" that contrib
ntes to make up the inviting exterior clad 10 8
"a amer jacket aud pants, the latter coming onjv
70 the ankle. generally IN their bare feet, with
an od straw nat tel down IN the most ludl-
crous ana uninv1tinR manner to prevent the
wearers from beng srnbnrneds the Reelection
OF the sun ON the, water be,mg ON te severe.
-Bethers when dressed Tor the bath NH Innr
alike; but those clad IN such meegre hvb,Ii-
Hnents tor the first time are generally neryoms
and act very much as II they we're ashamed oi
themselves. and glance down at their pants
Sc hiahIy amusing to al veteran salts. Dhey
venture In the water cautiously and not unlike
you & ducks, but. finally. altar bong bufFsted
and t 'ssed about bv the surf for half hour or
SO. they invariably pnt on q bold faca ana
march out OF the water 90 IL they were emo
novices." ,..s y e.ss}g @s3 =
Hersis an excellent opportunity forsa single
gentleman matrimOnially inclined TO see what
amount OF frsuSiS there are upon the market.
The young lady who may eppsar to possess q
handsome figure, and Is always gotten ur on
the expansive prlnGjp:e. With proSuston ar
1alse hair. hoops. pads. and NIL the parapherna-
Hts known TO female genius and penetration
@aay prove to be . mere Skeleton whom she fs
4nisentangled and extricated from the mysteri-
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latiye purposes sna in eonseque- 100 Of the 1i,ht
possible to give quotation HoIdora sro .ss;nr
slAc for mid shug !h.. stocs on hand sscertsinsS
by countto oe oniv 1 bales. Sales Of the week Ia
FLoURcC1ty mills Ssa10.e At retail 81 per sBbl
n'Gner: ccantrY saa11 according to quality. 49,
tivity; white 81 6sal rs: red 81 A6a1 so.
OATs-Nominal Mt 8Oa9O go
CoRN--Market weak. demand light and stock i'm.
proving We quote mixei to cho CO white 81 85aI 40
fion depot. Some round lots offered at lower rates
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THE DAILY NEWS.
The Children's Guest.

When the early stars are tv vinkDng.
And the chilCren leave their play,
When the darkness, like curtain,
shuts out the cares OF day.
In walks quaint old fellow
Whose foo, steps make 10 sound,
And all among the little folks
The sandman goes his round.
Obi wond' ous grains he scatters,
Liz sower az lie goes;
But where he turks in the daylight
Not ANYBODY knows.
Perhaps he helps the fairies
\" gather supny glesm
And buttercups'and dewdrops,
To make our happy dreanls.
How he sets the eyes a-bhnkihgl
Then . sudden silence falls.
And 'it's bedtime bcd.tmel"
The CHEEKY cricket calls;
And sleep, beads are nodding
With courtesy profound,
4. Eiddin. '.Go d night" to the sandman
Who goes upon HIS rouudi
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TOBACCO ANTIDOTE.
Warranted 10 Remove all Desire
for TOhaccO.
1t rs Purely Vegetable and contains
nothing Injurious

N hs PureIy Vegetable and cOntainw
nothing Injurious.
The following is one OF thousands Of test;m ont,,
that are da'y received by the Manufactures:
R1cHM ND. VA , November 49, 1863,
DEAR sIR-1he "l obacco antidoc" prepared by
you sccoroine to the receipt you have submitted 10
me, ana the ingredients OF which have examined
is purely rcgelab entirely ho, mcks and contains
no!hne In the least injurious It is not dIsagreeablo
~ the taste and as q home article. hope Won will
meet with ready sale It, and beleve that If the
rirecoons are followed, Will do al YOU cloimed for
i' JOHN DOVE, NJ. D.
~ Price 60 cents Per Bo~. The usual discount
to the Trade.
&a- For sale by
DR.. H. BAER.
WHOLESALE AGENT FOR SOUTH CAROLINA.
June7
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Consi% nees per south Caloilna sn,,roau
August and o.

A bales Cotton, 81 bales Domestics, $50 sacks
Corn. ~ caska Bacon, $50 sackD Flour 883 Mel,ns.
cars Lumber. cars Stock. TO J N kobson, Gold
smith Son teffens, Rayenel &fHomes. D
Claghorn. Herring b Co. Pelzer, Rodgers & Go, D
Kraoke, B O'Neill. Stenhouse & 60, Il Bulwinkle,
II Walter \ Co. A Mall,gan Hopkins. McPher.
4 Howell :
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Drugs, Chemicals, Wtf


X o's:K oo'
scRoFULA. DYSPEPSIA. LIVER COMPLAINT,
NERVOUS DEBILITY, RHEUMATISM,
NEURALGIA. KIDNEY AFFECTIONS,
ERUPrIONs OF THE SKIN,
Obstinate or long standing diseases of the
BLOOD, LIVER, URINARY ORGANS,
NERVOUS SYSTEM, &C.
1t purAes and enriches the Blood, eradicates all
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Recommended by the best Pm, scians, smius nj
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as- THE BEST AND MOST POPULAR MED1
CINE IN USE.
PREPARED ONLY SY
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IAN experienced and well-known Physician aud
Chemistl
Laboratory and Office. NO. Ma,n-s;rect,
NORFOLK VA.
Price One Dollar per bottle.
x For sale by
GOODRICH, wINEMAN & CO,
DOWIE NOISE,
And Druggists everywhere.
July 20 = D&o 1rr
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PROHIBITS Liver mED1crnE.

ENOFARTT'S Liver NTE DICTNE
pr; Prophitt-Having used this medicine snfa.
mindthat it is an invauableN remedy for Dvsnensia
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who now suffer from this annoying comniaint unr,s
pc sgnaily benefited as he has been by its uae ,e
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has given not only himself but several enbsra ~
his family the grea: est relief. "
/, M.,w. ARNOLD.
- Of the Georgia Conference.
r,,, ;. J, ...,,1 Doo.x cous1x. Ga April. 1881.
and most of the tire to my bed, and sufYsrin0 .hs
greatest agony Imaginable with Rheumatism. for
ave mG,ntns. and after trying every available RENE.
Iy. Win no RELIEF was cured with two bottles of
r. ~. - y Frophti's Anodyne Pam Kill IT, each cost.
Ing ffy cents only; relieved me almost instativ
Sunerns from similar disSase oesnes ean sao 70
tnat 1t IL one OF the best family medicines now ont
certain' Yours truly. VA. FOREHAND. !.
CovrNoToN, Ga, July 8, 1867
~. fT0pA't.--Having used your Liver Medicine
ior more than year In my family. cheertully re-
fections. Dyspepsia or Indigestion in any form.
also recommend your pysentery Cordial as the best
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~ ns1AHFoapyILLE, PUTNAM COUNTY. Oct. i. 1857
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Yours respectfully. a. wESTBRO0g e
PuTxAM COUNTY. GA September "a. 1saa
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n n. ri C H AUS
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AK FOR NO 0THtR, TAKE NO oTnER. AND
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greatest Renovator, Alternative and Blood Purifier
KNOWN removes al diseasps from tho system and
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Dr.. EICHAU'S GOLDEN BALSAM No cu-es
Mercur1al Affections, Rhehmatism in all it, forms
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$3 per Uottle
Dr.. RioHAU's GOLDEN ELIXIR p.AMouR a
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Price Sb ger bottle. or two bottles for So
On receipt OF price these Remedies will be shippeA
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MnrlSets'hy Telegraph.

&
Markets ny Telegraph. nv
FOREIGN MARKETS.. ru
LONDON. August 97-Noon.-consols 92Ss. Bonds
quiet at 931s sugar firm. both on the spot and
ahoat ta HtH' q 'ss4
Evening.-Common rosin IS Sd. Turpentine .es
od 10 27s. Consuls 9sN. Bonds ssx.
LIVERPOOL. August 9-Nocn.-Cotton q shade
hrmer Uplands. l2X., Orleans. Ia to 1S3<d. sales
12,o0o bales Red western wheat g. 9d Flour 2Ae ca
AHernoon-Cotton unchanged. Red western wheat
10s Corn, 29s. Flour, 25s. Lard frm. Pork 1O1s.
Fvening.-Cotton quiet. Quotations unchanged,
Sales 1900 bales. Rel western wheat los Id Com
mol rosin IS Sd.
uAvRE. August o.-Cottop, both on the spot.> and
ahoat. If 60c.
HAVANA, August 9.-conee active Molasses nom.
active and hrmeE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK, August S--Noon.- Stocks steady and
fr:1i. Mono. Cate. Sterling, 9X. Gold 96x Cot
ton steady at 33,s. Turpentne, A2AA2xc kosin
Arm. Strained, 81 80. M
Even'ng.-Governments closed steady. 61s 81 Is
Southerns stronger Money easy at save. Sterling
weak at 81 10. Gold heavy at 35k. It broke sud.
denly after S.o'clook. when it was quoted AT SeH.
Stocks active and generally firm. Cotton 6r1a AND
active. Sales 1900 bales. Middlpgs S3Xo Flour.
nato sno western mOr3 acttve. SHperhne to choice
white wheat. western SO to 7so Southern nrmer.
Common to fair extra 81 tot so. Wheat excited
No spring 81 IS to 70. Amber State 81 U.s. Win.
ter red Western 81 CO to 70. Corn IL to- &C better
and inactive. Mixed western 81 IS to IT. Beef
steady. Pork quiet. Lard quiet. Kettle 20 to 2ONc
Whiskey 81 II. Rice steady at sxa9xc. sugar
ste,dy. Porto Rico l2ia1Sc. Muscoyado IL 1saIasIc.
Sales 800 boxes.
BALTIMORE. August 9-Cotton DULL at 3S,kc
Flour dull. City Mills supernne Sc to 50. Wheat
firm. Good re 81 55a1 65. Corn steady White
81 % Yellow 81 10. Oats G0a6lc. Rye 81 20. Pork
S4a3l1ac. Bacon rctve. shoulders 151Sc. Whiskey
81 16a1 IL. Old Virginia's 48% North Carolina's
o.d, 551h. New 81 bid. ,& t5ea
CINCINNATI. August 0.-Whiskey 81 DIAL OS-dc.
mand light. Pork Gull and held at s33 2Sas3 so
Clear des 1870, and but little out Small hams &c
Lard 1870. 9 @ A3I as
II LOUISVILLE, August 0.-Provsions quiet. Mess
pork $751; Shoulders s16c. q Clear RIB sides l9kc,
Clear sides 1870, Sugar cured hams a2sxc
Whiske9 81 o. s.s f,s
WILMINGTON, August 9.-Spirits turpentine sskc.
Rosin 81 55 to 60. Crude turpentne 10 wer. 81 az
to co. No tar in the market.
AUaUs7A, August 9.--No.hing doing in cotton.
sa bales. Receipts balee. Middlings nomt.
nally S1Hc. r@,st,
SAVANNAH. August 9.-Cotton receipts 81 bales
MOBILE, August 9.-Cotton market dull. Sales 1S
bales. Low middMng, SOC. Receipts 81 bales. Ex.
ports 3l2 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, August 9.-Cotton Arm. Striot
low MiddliH1s. 3lhc ales 261 bales Receipts 1o4.
Gold, 34A. York sight par to H discount Sugar
Arm Common. 11Kc. Prime, 14kc. Molasses re.
boiled. 65a71c
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ljru9s, Qbemilass, Gte.
RENG's UNIV UssrAM
HEALING sALvE.

THIS VALUABLE REMEDY HAS EFFFcrED
innnmeraole cures and has gained tor it's i, great
reputation. he decoverer of this Salve has applied
ltwth eminent success in Thousands OF cases f5nr
ing the Crimean War. and has cured dasscrous
" cEiE. l. may cas- considered lnnrtsl,
MIR. e. BERG is the sole poaseesor of the ya,uohle
s.cfet oi mahl, this alive; from lis experience in
using 1t in Europe and he success attending ITS ap-
pication there he has been Induced to introduce T.
INTO the United states IT hEl I..VIIS PAIN
)ho'e who have Wou' d. BRUISES Cuts of all
giids' OF sores, felons. Scratches Musquito Bites,
tros Uitten Joints, sore Ii Chb,ai = Childrrn,s
Scorbutio comp'aptspn Head and Fa Q, are speedily
cured. 1t bias proved ( great advantage to ladies'
ana s peculiarly adapted for gathered breasts ore
ieGs, 90; through confinement, aud other causes
~ u acts like maRic In removing poiis Pinples, ana
Ou'aneous Diseases, and has been suoces sfully
used for corns bunions and Sore Throat, by apply
oG en es. rna, every event before going to bed
For SAFE Dy all druggists Pricc $50. 6Oc and 81
per JAR Office. 2sO B., VERY N. :. None genuine
un!eas t,! counters,gned +. BERG'S UNIVERSAL RUS
HlAN HnS,s THALiNG sALVE, No 26o Bowery New
aorK. For sale tS JOHN L. HENRY No. College
Place. New York. stnth 1v I'll,
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Passengers.

Passengers.
Per steamship Manhattan. from New York-T B
Gates O Miller. y Campoell. Hemmeireich and
wife. Mrs Jane Murphy OdelI wife ana cn,ld, nd
holland Sefdner Miss r Seldner L Se,dner aud
wife, Miss 81 Regensburg, Miss seldner, Miss Kate
seldner, Douglass. w Gregg, J a whitman Nj q
Matieon, w Post, Hilderbrandt, Wright J
L Wells, and on deck.
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Wommrrriai.

imports.
BAL1 1IMORF-Per brig Ellen Maria-Soo tons Phos-
phate Rock,
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.nANBY's PROPHYLACTsC FLUID.

Letter from Hon. AleG H. 81. phens of Gcoro,u
ChAwFonDsvlLLE, Ga september 20. 1858
Darby's Prophylactic Fluid is or article of little
cost but great value Its domestic as wei, us mtdi
clpai rses nre numerous, wble its sperialties are
most wonderful l have not been without Il for
ten Years End no head of family who can afford
to have 1t should be without it.
ALEX. II. STEPHENS
THE WONDERFUL FAMILY mEDl.
GLME.
Letter from the Surgeon General of the late Confder
ate States
RICHMOND, w., Jaruarv IA, 1860
York: O
Genttes-n-I have received ynur letter OF the 18th
OF December, 1896, calling my attention TO your
(DagbY's Prophylactic) fluid
tmost ehoernlly state that the Fluid was furnish.
ed to, and extensively used by, the reeons in
charge Of general hospitals in the Confederate ser
vice with great benefit to the patents-al1 the sur
geois making favorable report-a great deal Of it
was used in the hospitals.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
T -s NH SAM'L PRESTON MOORE, NJ. ID,
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Charleston Cotton and Itice Market.
orfiCA Or HE CHARL EsTON DAILY NEWS.
CHARLESTON, Monday Evening, August 0.
coTToN.-There was hardly any inquiry. the
transactions being restricted to lot Of bales of
middlings at SlNc y ib. We quote nominally:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION. =
Ordinary 70 good ordinary. 30 @301
HsiSa1;,'. o''"e' '''..'.'............3i g
NAiuohuR... .31 1aQ-
By New York classification we quote
Mluunng ......... ............. 81 a. : '..
RIcE.-The MAJ ket for this article was firm with a
good inquiry Sales ITO tterces Of clean Carolina,
say 80 at ~; 70 al &c p fb. We quote common TO
fair clean Carolina at 7k@sc; good sM@sho q b.
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GERMAN COLOGNEs.

LUHN'S FLAvORING EXTRACTS
Have equal for strength ana purity and ought to
be used by all
SODA WATER DEA LBRs AND ICE CREAM MANU-
FACTURERS.
'Mr. E. H. JACKSON. Proprietor of the Charleston
hotel, says: II recommend your Extracts without
hesitation to the public for Ice Creams, Jees and
Pastry"
I; Mrs 81. NJ. BuLTERFIELD. Proprietress OF the Pa
vlion Hotel saws: hey are well worthy the atten
ton of those ewho deal in them OF use them
These Extracts are put up 10 small walls, by the
dozen, for the trade and family use, and in pint,
quart and half gallon bottles for manufacturers.
Congress and High Rock Spring Waters
CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
Any srt'cle desired, not in Stock, i'll be procured
to order. ' Ss-
Goods delivered in the city FREE OF CHARGE.
ouue p a$,t ~ 80 DAc aT !ss .sttuths 8mo
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Total: ,2s7.73S 1885 .4oD
Stock Of cotton held BY Manchsster snfnrsrs "
sne nails =sT lsa GOO baieas ssme time 1889 10xoos
oaiesi mfddang Oraeansnow lSal91<d then 0Xd. !.
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Augusta nTsssxet .

AUGUSTA, August --cogwox -The c.,fto,, ,n.r
kot has nhderRon0 no changes whatever since onr
last reps tt; Ae demand during the week has 'boen
e1clu"voy fof acme consumptaon end not for spesu.
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PURIFYING pills.

TIE FXCkLLENT REMEDIES OF q q
pROPH!TT. N. D., need no recomm endafion.
their wen known power in removing the diseases pe
cni,ar to our Southern climate having already estsb
the adjoining states. AS the majority OF
vng IN the South are predlaposed to disease Of the
most Of the paine and aches of our people are ims
10 org snic Or functional arrangement OF that impor
ram ram organ; Prophitt's Liver Medicine and Anti.
Bous Pills strike directly at the root of the evil
Ihey cure the Liver. which in nine cases ont Of en
s,. a. At NE bottom Of the Coughs Dyspepsia, Coic
strual Distractions. &C.. SO common amony ~ oIr
people. Earache. Toothache, Acute Rheunattsm
Neuralgia and bodily pains of every kind flee before
PROPHlTT'S PAIN KlLLET
like chat before the wind 4t
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T.IE ASTONISHING
d I I'm f ECT A MT

- = 4 N e. Il Y 4 "A N II.
Emory COLLEGE, OXFORD. GA, December 2s 1868.
Pr0f. DARBY. Dear Sir-HavfnR not been en-
gaged Tor many years in the active duties of the
Meoaca os profession am only superdcially aoquan
am well acquainted with its chemical elements
. Whtie therefore. cannot speak experimentally OF
the value OF the compound vet the dsi1ifectnR and
berapeutc properties OF the agents employed in its
con @Sompefatlon. together with the we'll known reputa
regard fits merits Of high order: on the whole It
must be considered as valuable contribution to the
cinSs Of articles to which 1t belongs.
These views, may add, are sustained by the testi
mony OF many competent judges. who Lave tested
ls properties. Believe me, dear sir.
Yours respectfully,
A. MkANS. NJ. D., LII. u.