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CsussSa 20 sse Fable.

Every Intelligent ana thinking person must know
shat remedies handed out for general use should
their efficacy established by well tested experience in
the hands of regularly educated physician, whose
fulfil; yet the country is flooded with poor nostrums
and cure-as, RuriT bg to be the best in the world
which are not onsv seless, but always injurious.
The unfortunate aha ibe PARTICULAR in selecting
his physician, as 1t is lamentable yet incontrovsr-
BILE fact that many sypbilitic patients are made mig
cradle with ruined constitutions by maltreatment
from inexperienced physicians in general practice; for
tits point generally conceded by the best syphilogra-
dhers that the study and management of these come
daints should engross the whole time Of those who
would be competent and successful in their treat-
Inent and cure. The inexperienced general practi-
TONER having neither opportunity nor tiae to max
himself acquainted with their pathology, commonly
pursues one system OF treatment in most cases maxi
ing an indiscrimnate OF that antquaed and dan
EerOug HeapOn. the Marcnrv.
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Sore Throat.

Keep your throat wet with the Balsam lit
tie and Often-and you will very soon find relief.
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Have elentae;anea-

Al who have committed an excess or any kind
wnstner II De the solitary vice of youth, the sting
SEEK FOR An ANTIDorE IN SEASON.
Gne Pains and Aches, and Lassitude and Nervous
Tr0stration that may follow Impure Cotton
are the Barometer to the whole system.
DO not wait for the contamination that is sure Ia fol-
low; do not wait for Unsightly Ulcers for
disabled Limbs, for Loss Of Beauty
and Complexion.
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Clergymem.

The Rev. ISAAC AIKEN, of Allegheny, Pa,
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Dr. H. addresses those who are suffering under the
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Devon1g nus entire time to that particular branch Of
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Snow saa2y Thousands OaM Testify 60 z his
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Young men troubled with emissions in sleep.-a
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Wnom are as weak and emaciated as though they had
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lave II. All such cases yield to the proper and only
oorLect course OF treatment, and in short time are
made to rejoice In perfect health.
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EsEadie-AseS Men.


There are many men OF the age of thirty who ara
troubled with too frequent evacuationfr from the blad
ger often accompanied by slight smarting OF burn
ing sensation, and weakening the system In 4 man
ner the patient cannot account for. On examining
me urinary deposits ropy sediment viii often be
!ounu and sometimes small particles of semen or al
numen Will appear, or the color will be of thin milk
len nue., again changing to dark-and turbid appear
ance There are many men who die of this difficulty
ignorant OF the cause, which is the
SECOND STAGE OF SEMINAL wEAKNRaa
can warrant perfect cure in such cases. and q
full and healthy restoration of the urinary organs,
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-10
74s. Cd. Pork quiet. Tallow, 4ss Manchester aa-

74s. Cd. Pork quiet. Tallow 4Gs Manchester ad
vices less favorable.
Evening-Cotton qui ct; uplcnaS 1915; Orean,
12%d; sales 5000 bales. Red wheat es Old corr
| Sis; new 29s Cd. Common rosin 81 Cd.
| LONDON, March 9-Noon.-Consols 92M Bond {
sS
HAvRE, March 9.-Cotton opens quiet; on the spo,
1f4oc.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
| NEW York, March 9-Noon-Money steady at 7:
sterling sX Gold 31A. cas- 1sM. Cotton quiet
| and heavy at 29A.
Evening-Cotton dull and shade lower; sales
1000 bales at 2sa29Ac Flour dull and 5al0c lower:
superane State $5 40a6 10; common to fair extra
southern S6 40a6 80. Wheat dull and slightly favors
buyers Corn very scarce and 1c better. Pork
closed lower at $50 87a31 1S. Lard I'm; kettle 10
1870. Whiskey quiet at &C., Rice firm; Carolina
913a9ac. Sugar quiet. Turpentine 64a54xc. Rosin
81 40aS Freights dull. Governm ents closed steady
'62's 1S9. Southern securities Arm; South Caro-.
linas 7l>1. Money easy at Z. Sterling irregular at
e@a8T. Gold a114.
BALTIMORE. March 9.-Cotton nominally unosang-
ed. Flour dull and weak. Wheat dull; Pennsylva-
MIA red 81 75a1 80 Corn dull; prime white 85; vel
low S8as0. Oats dull at 7Oa75. Rye nominal. Pro-
visions frmer but unchanged.
CINoINSATI, March 9.-Whiskey held at o. Mess
pork dull, held at $50 50. Lard active 1874. Bacon
In moderate demand; shoulders iSh; clear sides
16A.
w1ns,S-' w1ns,-"aS' March e.-spirits turpentine, 20
thing doing. Rosin quiet at 81. Crude turpentine
unchanged. Tar quiet ut 81 65a$1 60. Cotton,
nothing doing
SAVANNAH, March 9.-Cotton nominal, nothing;
receipts 1113; exports coastwise 6s5.
AUGUSTA, March 9-Cotton market dull and lower.
Sales s0s bales. Receipts 1853. Mlddlings 271c.
MOBILE, March 9.-Demand for cotton limited and
dull mddings 262za27; sales 400 bales; receipts 435:
no exports.
NEW ORLEANS, March 9.-Cotton easier; mid
dlings 2sza2s; sales 300 bales; receipts $685. OK.
ppSSccts e5s. Gold 91s6. Sterling 4a; Eommercal
41a1a421s. York sight exchange n premium. Sugar
nominal; common l1aa12x; prime lax; yellow
18H. Molasses dull prime 70a75.
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THE DAILY NEWS.
Tho Trooper to his Mare.
BY MILAs o'REILLY

"Gld girl. that has borne me far and fast
On prancing hoofs that were never 10th,
Our gallop to-day may be the last
For thee or for me-or perchance for both.
As tighten your grth, do you nothing daunt2
Do you catch the hint of our forming line
And now the artillery move to the front
Have you never qualm Bay Bess of mine
sit is dainty to see you side and start
AS you move 70 the battles cloudy marge,
Aud to feel the swells of your wakening heart
When our cavalry bugle sound charge.
At the scream Of the shell and the roll OF the drum
You feign to be frightened with skittish glance
But up the green slopes where the bullets hum,
Coquettish, darling. I've known you dance.
"Your skin is satin, your nostrs red,
Your eyes are birds or LOVING girls;
And from delicate fetock to dainty head
"A throbbing vein .cordage around you curls.
Oh. Joy of my soull ifyou they slay,
For triumph OF rout little care;
For there is not in oil the wide valley to-day
such dear little br1dle-wise, thorough bred
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Markets ny Telegraph.
YoAttdN MAKKRTe.

LSvxaToor. March 0--Noon--Sotton qaies. Or.
1ands' 1855 Orleans. 10,Sd. GALES 1000 bales.
othsfs unehanged.s Y x%@t{sg @qg4ssy5
Two Y. M.-cotton easier but not lower. Lard,
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Gonlu,trtial.

Exports.
NEW YORK-Per steamship James AGger-3l tieroes
Rioe, EC9 bales Upland Cotton, 60 bales Domes.
ties, 2l bundles Paper. 81 packages Sundrtes
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For May % bales at 1870. Yesterday 45O bales low
mtddling for March. sold at 28Hc 100 for April at
260 at 28Ac; 100 for May at 28c; 100 for June
a. a. 2S%c; and 600 basis low middliDg, April, at
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-10

Dal6S OF Qno week 6U41 Oai0G, 100lUQlnR SI2l 10
sptnners, 1919 to speouators, and 1A0l 70 export
ers. a
Gross receipts at this port for the wssk. s.sov
bales. Since LIST September z88. sos bales.
During the week we have had but little variation
in prices to notice. Our quotations the came
on last Friaay. and Liverpool shows IA advance on
ensd in ther position by the great falling of ia re-
oeipts, and reduced eshmstes OF the crop. In Man.
chester the fear Of lower prices. In the early
from giving out orders. We believe that this fear
VIII be dtssipated when the probable supply for
England from this crop 10 better understood Oar
ton for SIX weeks past They keep out Of the 10 II
ket, because they see prices here II 10 Ad higher
than these Of Liverpool. Should prices 10 the two
or rise abroad. on act.vs spinning demand wonld
I'm messs:y show itself It 10 wen understood here
tost the supply from This crop win not be enough
terminea that they will have their fuii share
Transit cotton has generally beon held or the mar.
ed to Liverpool owners account The statistical
position shows 80 426 bales this week. Az We ahall
ccmpars with much , larger Isures soon. we expect
There have been received at the ports strce LIST se
temb.r I 6B2 E92 bales of which exporters have
Des ina rsespss ses
pared with last year, A5 $50 bales Deficit in ship.
msnts t. Liverpool. now 1s8. .ass bales
opinion that there would be dclt in Iyerpoolex-
gorts OF 400 geo bales. by the last of March. The
so now stands ut 188, $50 bales. The shipments
aoa,ta ON MarSn e @ 70 10th May. 1868. to Liverpool
qssea would stand at 800 900 bnies. On iSth May.
,snss s on 18th Augus tables showed ex.
- csv,. ~ wzss s britain al 131 070 bsles This year.
spared. Ms Z q. DoS'SSO 'r'SSO A Da'Os csA m W W
EsEEa.TE on cnor..-ln making up our estimate.
New Orleans; !Se 600 balssfor Texas; issHesancv y
onethird In tho states of Alabama. aanrcs s,N "
one-tth In Ronth Carolina NOrth Caro,ina s,,n xs Y
gtnia the same as last year; and 100000 beJe. f,
4 overland cotton. This colonization would Eva sfo
600 bales more tc be received at tho Cfn ~ y
i Lat September and crop OF 2aOO,0 bsies n =
Il TME SAIMs ron FUTURE DKr1vxnx FOR Marcl
4 $50 baleAat 2SAe; 400 at 28,<c; 400 at 20s<c no
April 800 bales ri 20Mc; 500 at 28sSc;8 Oit aBNc
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MOE.--FurehaseTs were generally Offering easier
rates. and In transactions prices were in buy
ers favor, but factors at present are unwilling to ac-
cspt an important decline. Values were, however,
somewhat unset,led and nominal The sales were
shout 278 terces clean Carolina say 40 erces at 60
zat as; 10 at al at OK; 70 at Ssi ~ at s1S; 20
at 21-lS. and 100 on private terms. We quote com.
mon to fair clean Caro,tna at 8@8Sc; good 6hasHc
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Per steamship James Adger, for New York;
Edgerton, Mr. Kohn. Welsh, j Van Rugnehorn.
7 Il 'ageman
Per ea-c,ship CHAMPION. from New York-A F
Maison and w,ie; Mrs NJ swift, Gen o NJ Poe,
Jam. 3 wife and sot Tradley. 4 J ' " Iomphins. P
Aidrich. Laura Laura shepard p Rp' xldrich, Price e.
h L Gladding, L Van Kleeck, J Within ey and
wife, Miss Barnard, Miss Alice MintSing. Mrs y
Brown, A Menke, Wykmap, j G. Boyd, A w ard, J
9 Atwater and wife, Vaudeville, w Lyon, J Jen-
kins and wife. Mr. Spencer. Lynch and son. Ann
Ford and 7 in steerage.
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Charleston Cotton a..sa Rses szarlket.

Charleston Cotton as.sa HssSo Es@rsxet.
oFFlCE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS
: OHARLEsToN. tuesday Evening. March O.
ooIIoN.--Tho market for this article relapsed 70.
dsy oack 70 Its former fat position, and the INQUIRY
from buyers was Of the most restricted c,arsc,a,
tho rates. however. showed no Important CHANGE
sales 160 bales, say 20 at 28h; 23 at a7I. Ia o1
a. at 20; 7Aat 2s1S. We quote:
IIvERpooL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary TO good ordinary. 80. ..2e,Sm27n
L0w mloonn8........ ....27M(02S
cEict maodnnB.. ...... ..28H0-
By New York classification:
Low mfddhng.. .......28M@--
MaddhnB.... .....................28 .28XO--
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ConsISnees per south Cal DINA Hallroad Il
March Q.

SOhslSneee per south Cnl DINA knIlrOaN Il
March 9.
4sO bales Cotton, A bales Domestics. 26l9 bushels
rain, 9S packages Bacon aud Lard. / car Lumber
aailroad Agent. Pelzer. Rodgers & Co, G. Wal
ter q co, Reeder Davis, Wardaw & Carew Frost
a. Adger, J Sloan, w Williams L. co, Kirkpat.
RICK stcE cs w,t.e " Ryan Courtney & Co. john
SION, crews Il Co, Wiss, G o Witte J N Robson
DJennings 4 90. Brodie e. Co. w williams Roll.
mann Bros, z GoT6ts & Co, j Hurkamp & Co. West
Jones: Bunre Rhodes, Bulwink,e & Co, Street
Bros Il Co, Goldsmith & Son.
Consignees per savannah and Charles
ton Railroad. Nbarch 8.
Gotten, Rice. Mdse, Wood, Live Stock, &C. To w
= Bee co, Pringle, Reeder & Davis J Fields T
eordry. Willis & Chisolm, Monday Levine.
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Easton & Co.'s Cotton Report for tn,
Week ending NInrch g. 1869

NEW YORK. March 6.--THE MARKEr.-In our
last report the market closed steady Mt for mid
ding up'ands. Saturday the market was quiet, but
prices were shade frmer. Inc small receipts
strengthened holders but there was nothing doing
small business was done, buyers and sellers being
wide apart in their views. Sales 1892 bales at 29Ac
Sales 1888 bales at 29ca29Hc Wednesday there was
more doing slightly better European advlces. but
the market remained unchanged. Sales 2l77 bales.
view of the small receipts did not press their Stocks
and prices are stu too nigh for Liverpool orders
sales 0i8 bales Middlings 29ca29Hc. Yesterday
there were only 1898 bales sold the spot but 1890
bales we're sold for delivery in April NAV and June
at higher prices. II ddling for immediate delivery
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WILMINGTON NIarket.
Nashville Market.

NASHVILLE Market.
NASHVILLE. March b.-CoTroN-Liverpool con-
hnues firm, with slight advance. Prices being
correspondingly too high in New York. and holders
refusing to accept less than quotations causes GULL
ness in that market. The market here is weak but
no pressure to sell. We quote ordinary 2Sa2416;
good ordinary ASK; low mlddlinR 26.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on and September l. 1868 ............. go
Received to-day. Observation-Disclosures. $3.50. 262
Received previously ........... 40 436-4O G98
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 40,T58
Sn1pped to-day. 926
Shipped previously. .33 450--34 376
NGOCk on uauu .O,3SX
CoRN-Market fiat and prices dropping We heard
of q sale of mixed on levee q very lew figure. We
quote 60a63; shelled 6Oa65 sacked and depot
livery 74a76a78.
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Murray. Ferris ~ Co.'s Naval Store
Circular.


NEW YoRx March 9Th 1863.-Our naval store
market for the past week has ruled quiet aud dull
at unchanged quotations.. We note of 700 bbls
spirits tu1pentne at s4a5sc;; chiefly 5Aas4hc; the
tail character. Receipts 1881 bbls; exports IS bbls
stock LIST March by actual count 6493 bbs. and GOO
bbls. in o priv te yard Stock in Wilmington same
date, 57s1 bbls.
TAs-Is not SO frn, though North County is
nominaly unchanged The trade in Wilmington is
demo demoralized by speculation which pernits NO re-
quote it nomnaly 50 7sass 90 for thin rope not be
ing desirable The sales are $50 bbls. at 50 10 for
North County, aud So 85a$3 80 for Wilmington; be-
aides 1000 Wilmington shipping on private terms
Receipts 1882 bbls; exports ll64 bbls.; stock LIST
March s69a bbls., and Alto In Wilmington.
RosIN.-The demand for export In the early part
Of the week WAS moderate, but towards the close is
quite light. The sales of low grades amount to H.
200 bbls at 50 45a2 81 tor strained common on the
spot and to arrive. 50 50a2 IS for good strained and
80 Goa rs for No q also $50 bbls at $5a5A tor low
pale, S6aa8 for good to extra pale. and bbs win
dow glass at $12. Extra pale Is held at full rates
based on London advices. which there is no dispo.
sition on the part of shippers to concede Receipts
$685. bbls Exports IL All bbls Stock. 1st Ma. Oh,
1l3.ol8 bbls. In Wilmington S7,0s5 bbls.
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Interior Cotton Markets

Interior Cotton Markets.
SELMA, N arch 5.-There have been sales No
demand.
LAURENs. March Avery little sold the past
week. We quote $50 extreme Late advices have
depressed the market.
COLUMBUS March 6.-Fair local demand at 2eAa
house sales 40 bales; receipts 1b2.
MACON, March 8.-We note quiet m arket to-day
with an advance in prices since yesterday. Holders
are f1rm. We quote: Ordinary 24a25; low m1ddling
25h; middling 261d; choice 27c. Receipts to-day
116 bales; shipments 119; sales g.
Wilmington Market.
WILMINGTON. March s.--TURpENrsNE.-About
geo bbs received to-day, which changed hands ut S3
for soft, and 50 for hard per 280 lbs. -a
SPIRITs TURPENTINE,-Market lower, and 100 bbls
sold at AZ cents per gallon.
RosM.-Sales of 22sI bbls at 81 65 for common;
81 rs for sraned 81 80 for No. and 81 0s for extra
No. 2.
TAR.-305 bbls received and sold at 81 IS per bbl.
COTToN.-No sales.
HAx.-460 bales Eastern received. which sold pre-
vious to arrival at 81 80 per 190 lbs.
PEANurs "A lot Of 1900 bushes sold to-day at % so
per bushel.
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marine aems
PORT CALENDAR

Port of Charleston. March
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ARRIVED.
March brig Georgie, Swan, Both, Me-.
March 2-schr Hyue. Glover, Charleston.
March S--9chr Lucy, Hulz, Savannah.
March 6-Schr Alice g Grace, Gilchrist Charleston
March 7-Schrs Ida Burgess, Burgess, Portland
Ne; Abigail Bailey, HALEY. New York.
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