davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Foreign MAEketa-
JXAxC1AE4
Lpxpdy. Nay eKseuine,
Couse!. tcr .neney ~; "a .f.gHt Mfro: 49,
NY; Atlantic 4 Gruat Western. IN
United ssAtra boc1l Be-
Roursc eaay; rentcs- III. &C.
CoK1HACIAt
IIvEHTooI. Nay -tt is a. N.
E7obr ii Sd. Bed wheat. " I'd White wheat - ID
Corn. 81.
TcIk. 1ccA Lani- ~. ,-
Pork, lp1kA Lard, Hts.
Rezt unchanged
Cotton duh; .uAhtcg rptands, 1ltsd; 0t!eanA> III.
tA3c4, huto halc4
Western -four, ,aia I'd Corn-Mlxed. ia osts, = ID
M. ID. ID. hoef, ~ Lard, ses IL Bsoon- o..
CoMuon ro4tn, ~ fae, II.
Bi!r1ts cf petroleum n.
Ilpvpox, Maya
AxIwxRF, Nays.
HkyRE Nay T.
Cotton on spet. ftN francs .
Petroleum declined 10 STA francs.
, 1869-05-10
nnfchelor,s Hair Dye.

HUfCUE3WEB lNa1E O1Es
This fa.raId Hair pyr Il the best In III *9ttd tas
nt. 1o dtssS.,ntnrnt; Ridiculous ttnz; ftnedsa
s ri rfecst ef bsd dyts: ln1tscsstes and tsFss *
LIZ IT ~ - hr.::.iiuI black Of brown Sold ny ~
T1e~ius 1J2A Ftfrnf1R. and proyeTtE atpued u tae
N1x FrrfnYy Is Bnnd-sk. New York
, 1869-05-10

H1f-The demand continues active. aDd tet uMosh..
wtIeh little seAsc Prcrs .r<r sdEsaeed ~ PET
Er* VI ancte cn ts.t = e. 4 tc'1eTa:
tlaoti.y, o x. p,c+se ti7ma1s0 prairie, ruler md
besia Ee<ed III seAisso: pt.1Ite. lse;e PEssssd,
p!aIr5s lcsse % waton, ai1oa31soa For deaTer.ns.
HIDESEEsectTedp p4oao ~: shl7prd ss~s.s m. THO
hide market sossianss I'D Rss ~ as4 sssak
F.,:eher1 7AGase; 8zre saitrd. eeEvd Light 1s3l9Ac
sal:sA cured he.vx 1e3ioAe; Ezsn - s1lIsa RI
~ fiE. =taar: dry aal.ed- laaiae; k!uhhv md
t.vrar- two:h.s price: tEIndtd MdeA 10 re1 erat
, 1869-05-10
COMMERCIAL

SATURDAY EVENING, Aay 5.
The following tables show the receipts and ship
neuts Of troluce during the pass tNcnty~four
hours.
, 1869-05-10
Hostettb,,g's Bitters

But thc1 wiu, natee
- :. - st'1aA . 1...-- ~ oea3pAt1o1s cpufeq
tse'. ~ 49,. .as armens Ettnx POSTURE
atnau quantity tsken Eeeaiassy Il o. .tar 1A
prrvEut tho aatalnen pains IN ths t4A aot -
nI.1attes o{ The e1erettve funettcu. wh5eA ~
The Mrlrfable penaltes Of Eb}eetinE The u.
tnns1 Of the husuAn systen undue rest1 f'a. ~
ii atr b Heavens inv<ut1nt: &ud TIN preA. "aa -
NOT oexrd - substitute for 4 bat Il VIE unguea
nty prevent tod Ut, whethe1 tn dad Ex %
.aIaz:1 dcscrts from producing the 1eiee1as
eNe rpnu the Eyotnzn that wooh profses IN The Ha>
scsre nf The antaote Hundreds OF tettrts froa ups5s
In {sctortcz wark1tora. pnhitc oMacs. forutns eoes
&C. testify to this Important faes. and
, 1869-05-10
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
For the Week Ending May =.
sAICHnlr EyEyro. Nay l.
BEEF CATTLE

xif: !s;s:s! % e t. week Il Z
AcCip, n,sc ,1n 1ssS s,5 1t IL ~
On ard .te. fFsasy, Mssra j. ~ ansa further co
FL Tsi:.s E.st II Hth & tsfen eoG by wsss o9
+" Buffalo Suspension BEidse, pt:aaszsh,, 4,,.o~,
ro g. prpsnf.
Il Clrs iM =
Y hs hstfss r. ~
rh,1Ied Il !he eu1ynt rahs; - |
he2s - g 8 {:
5. aRis a;s .hssT S@ 8
':;sssa9 " -. - : stssa = -
EFT. E, IT, t e r. :. ~ s Ia @ aa =
ssasn' N t'ih<4 e':sss:sa, IS a.nm.
1s Es<s { "a 'E s Il Il ~ e 4; :;.
sa "a sessaeSss {, :ss7, 70 ssz,,,asy ~
ens ~ .as Tcsa n day o ~ ~e1e Ir.bsvs
he I'll. .s..e9 q the .ss ~ M. tss
S,,c N Il eso Ii
sts IT. e = :as r 5ssa St.eE th
Il tsst week. thc.r t1tnE feref Of :he :1AaTAF
sss ID !. .sss sasfa e. I'M e s.Gs
IL Ea.t ID the tTrztsd E11aaeao1a Foo2 Sersa 10
found saetE x.y 1nt' !: .sc {, h.2a. e, 6
Ga ssseeis s,sa .. &c s'iE + f1eai a 3 =
esc e foz e5tr1 tI.sd ,e, r. -. .TrrtFas ~ -s
IL. Il a1er e:A rbee 1se.dy. .tErnk 4s1.ns
&: !. si:s5h E:;a.5 .tS: RI s. s. ;i
:aet!rrn e ~ G,ass& e ~ sttsh.nS ..0a e, l,@te -
:; Ii sis .ss;s e.
b ss lis & 'iss! .Efsss1e : :: =: s
& W. ;s:t' ss ~: :: 81 ;S IA
slsnezf sEsnfra rrss ,.ies nsfta@ az =. fT
,sl, sis 1!se4s Z se 81: etsss sas sst
| i rscd s:e.ds 1t the s1nexed Qaes.ttnos:
fh;. 51 Gsssa Ess4rsf1ae .sff.a Ill 1siiiast ~
| r. swear nd Ntre1N and aversnnS hunn o-
p1lae m T sixss@tSoi s*s e vsli4a;ssd, sa1v ~ ga
to1ne1 stees1 nd averaging Lea to ox-
FL. sG Gisaxd.isi steer. II iaa aesl AZ
xsas tso y 81 T. :f;<;; nd ee 40 se
so o IL e na..o ..a .. IL a4a
stsed s<sn 81 s7esaas < % i I.on es... Is e4D
4ss e sa sss Ss - %
Slesss to SIR. sA@7a :
can:1noa t 1ae1iaa do................., s = =
''s HOES.
r a1sEss III I'd II "a r. fs Is - ss
zsss,y I'D. 4>e4.,.. =: 8: -, :! s;s -; -,
5::s:s:;:::::: Eas:s e, g g s. s. Hr
TIL 81 8 slss sses s:ss
II reesspts Ia hs ~eef and Lat eosap.re =. III
Eesatt. ;nIs Ms.
eeT1Tsd RfTT nere In
usss leqs os 81 s4aos t IN r. y
, 1869-05-10

1rN1:
EecHtel shis
Aftctved more thu 81
, 1869-05-10

StYyEI 6Ydff- s---y
,..5dess, % ttatd eA.ai beat =. - whe1esa -
Is feliow!nf Prraty eocsed - in The uer
7er thc III frl qrat.ty |. count measure.
essosasy. u tie tlsee of de.nstto- without AT uo-
ree on rsyeat q freight and eharEes mated IN ths
hEl deanene thcrtfrnm Tor % earso ct d.
heFr Msrkar3as th:s s.:Ea pr.s!ed cxpfase q Mss-
ter il tos rGr4&ed Tolls this t1fEo h1r1n{ been Id
rzncet hY-a Il trtaaGed. MT he % thetn ek SheT
, 1869-05-10

Below ere the closing Iates Tor government
.cnlia Ii ErM York for the int fnnr Hars.
, 1869-05-10
Anti.Bitious Pills

hxve been tsed In Eyex complaint without ~ t,s.
The E1sts17 h1ye aftca r1uEesd saafAiJ eoeet ~
h,If doxt dcse, havo beeo taleu The hahit1sl Ca
tIpatant which frsguu3y accompanies Y
which powerful e.ihaftlca oufy Isaese taf tae -
heinx 10 a<g1x1z4e IN the esd ~ 5sssas to Int e4
rrl,xtck frnenee Il tAE11 which QadnaAy FoNe1
The bereI1 to rst1f7l eretthoa. m vatse f"
, 1869-05-10
Hostetter's Bitters

@ pue1a, ecrrcrt3vse ii inefsiatses q ae se ~
cttans Is universally admitted. md y = NJ.
u. r.nsr aF r,er!..a b a,seA ansr e1ts7.1e taaa
-,I-+rsted IF .hA txupsIxtoes 1hea taey nsa m'G'~
puhiie sttsatian 70 - vf1taa q - s1ssae
, 1869-05-10

IHK HHx1b51CFfS E0TEHKA1.
The following were the receipts ind thlpments OF
1our sud grain duI1ng the pasz week, and for the
corresponding periods ending with the dates
natre4i ; In the totals nour ID reduced to wheat:
, 1869-05-10

Nashville CetIan Market.
SAtHv11IF- Nay A-Cnttnu qldet: low nj ldlia9 at
ae. ds.4i ordinary nj &c
, 1869-05-10
STANDARD MEDICINES.

breats mp tie pzruxyas In tun fhree to tn dA5k s
Il. continued use generally teztarrs tie co1vasscsH
pe5fets health In abo1t Fortnight In bhoos
:. o-.io. !. .a.sItv ssttzsctp<T, Whe1e both tdnd1
md vegetable
, 1869-05-10

Tic 11tnszfe xo1pt.9 H<u Evcs the follow wtne table
showing the prodnctian Of petroleum during Ail tnc
nvP11Fe te1 the pruduct pts II lso
ard tic pr day fincc Jat thu prfnct ff*n
+1nEusry to May AA year. and tho aEeraee PCT day
trr lfse ean1r ting:
Tv.tl A.tp1neEt ot crude for AFTl1
II tris. Of Is gals rich briS. S...,..-.. ECU
AdE5fo srI3,lte to Iris u ~ SAIs each. ,,,.,
To:nl shipment OF trso. essk<s -sk ana
zach. bis. 4HaFV*
STICK cn hand Aytil i. mts.........- !9set
stuck hand NAY /, }eh. s6aStH
Add lnerea,c on May !. hsik......... AsA
Total production during April. hrlt.- G.1I
Averake per day for % dAS1- bels,. HOE ,,
Prediction Irrriously teputted. bsia- 6slA!-
Total r.udnd stnrc ian l. bsle ...... lseias1
Average p<r day for - aA5l bt1e-.- 11E&
Total product 1atnc tine last year.. LAA+lf
Average per daJ ssuac tine }Ast yeaf
, 1869-05-10
SIMULTANEOUSLY

Sov tie Bttss51 eycr, It we1e, tbs whole E1oz6.
They xs upou The <tonuaeb IN tnTsoaut,
III se3va power: tkeJ touch LIS res And wz1s G0
iss t1ptdsy; th<1 gently rei1eve sad res1fsta tho h
eh AID they calm atd hr.cs ths peEvosn eysteu H.
dos ,his kreat Compound Hesnedy-1ut1aenE :ha fsF
properties q seutc. crz1eettrr. N tpe1ent ana a
vlne-zF14 The sneMy byH
, 1869-05-10

tIlEi.EN axaiaes ell % l9s thn preceding seek fae
IaIse ta T. aRes + Sne 70 the St.bs1sss5 O. she e
ioans rrpreeents the t1arA e1p.nsion AftE The Apl
stalcneat DeTostts show rFkhosA o& hAsia1 h.ns
hsse Ihe terase n sksl tender Eea1e a ~
fosa.. saE Iae.e.s... ~ sMiEa ssf;s4
De7o4 t......-.- 1nMLiI Ioe4ease... a91 r
Lekal Ttpde1v.-. 4Ato2k73 DeeIrAse.......s LZnl1
biefinx exrhanee qt,te: At l9ASlpA.
eaa1 hes1 = nd so~Ts % n Z Lsossa
q fagEs oreata .dTsRee 70 as,5: 11;. Sz fsr
nist-t o. r+eotd-ezS1dtaota ..x.,,.
as p1 cent ND heas HTp TT s91sno = tne
Gcuron1 fi-.. ..l!9 !s!1s* GoUpoaa. M...fH117 II i:s
eoapoaa. s. .iiss.4iis, P.dfe -..-... .aodsei0ss
is-n,ss. tzssxt Old vlrdris4
INA TenpxssneF IS; as7 !. New TtfH!nlA4. y ASSsA
Eex Tennessee S. AlAS3A La Hxct. ..-..1 49,
9ld sI G:toltpas .Eos.: aa*ts9 g 1sTse
Ine etoci na.tet dar:ax TIC morning WIS feTeyisa
md urttlrd thf+kh In the aaa!n ssrunF tfr ~
cten.ns New yczk CeutIs fen to ~ Nd ,sk " he
Vandefbit I:oeiI Ge. York Central teashlnS lI;t =
| the early boarl- md Hudson IL while ROCK tsand
snuched iz, In the afternotn The market sonaaaso
70 IT. seT ~ Genital fese 70 i7a: nd
5a!eb,.ss ies account oi Nr 1t. who eoaia not :
ri sd9 snc-, nd the uaTfe eed ftronk the pre
| New York Ctruxl tscinE thc hishcEt ytt teatbft
Mtseeal1ncons And expFes' ahafes RTE "fsa N ~
, 1869-05-10
It DOES Cure Dyspepsia and
They DON'T; That's All.
Fever and ague and Remit
tent Fever,

TIE Bfttas hare been found Al that could Be DESIRED
In tho Western and Southv7tc1a States many pay3~
eizus xho veze formerly In The h.t. ot Preue7ca1G
a,xe doas of 4anins fuz ehs andfevef hsv1 ahandeA
tat dxnEuus Ding, md Ilaced this E9rasEstAoa oa sh
TIT Of
, 1869-05-10

IL and Isl S2zra Cl.1t-xt. Caiea@o II. dcvskce hs
entirr t,tse aDd Attention 10 tae treatment Of Sem
insi weststsaI T Ssssa. Dsailty Tae n,G; r..
hEudrrda an .itext who h2re heca reGcred hy h:n-
r MALI Pills STE aad t1sc CeesPaodense s,siis e,
rssTJ erected o. ~ fre rcanirrd ClaEsltAson tr
DIR. Raphael
n,rrheu d3srsse without my Information from the
sienf and eu1ts without tt1rnen:s Or The u.e q
trrsimfrt. a East HsdtAcn-et. dn..t.iEN Cns,enk.
iE.1 s-c q SIND . tss foE hs -GEtDE TO HkLTa
AND LONG LIFE"
, 1869-05-10
Ocean FrrlKhB



Special Despatch to The Chicago 1Hbune-
Sxw YoRx. Naya
Fer1c;H7x-slHn bn wheat to Liverpool n II: ZOO
,fia ttrx,r n Exs,don On Esjrz4e tEfma-
, 1869-05-10
4 COUP.DE.M .MAlN.

TIE et*et patent in The w.r.d md there NJ nes-
.it3 ftE naktaE mystey about the zaaass s<7sA 1n
1jE5tner befxeen
, 1869-05-10

E,s Young Men % The Ruling P.s.soa u xoatn ma
r.,+1 N.nheod. With SELF HELP for tbs srin1 md
unfart,u,te Sent h sealed letter eurtape tfse o.
ths,ke, Aadrcss HOWARD ASsoolAFtoS. bef :
-1uadst5h;1. PA
, 1869-05-10
STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS


CHICAGO, RncK txzASp l. PACIFIC RAHAoAo %.
bEaxIAhT4 QY11cE, CHICAGO. April ID. ieR.
Public notice Ia Erseby yeu that the annual meeting
of the Stockhaiae.s o9 this Coupany wfr be bell Il
pt-auapee Of law, II th4 Cuup4nya 0tos 10 Chicago
Gp WEDNESDAY, the "a dAJ of JGne tsda, 1t u
o'esek l. H. fax the election ct Dtrecso fof the ensu
Ing yess md the Transaction d eueh other busnea -
may b presented 1t saId meeting
The pops Tor e3eetor VII be opened It II o'e,ek
md Fernatn cpen foe enc boar.
Tic Transfec Books xIn be closed on Saturday, The
htst day Of May II O'Clock ?. m-
EBEHEzER O0oR. BcdrtAry.
JeH3 F. TAacY. President
, 1869-05-10
Trade Of Philadelphia.

rsu,pastson u he announis imported IN American
~es+els, eofarased u tth foErsn mote thAn tFoto
rne ebpN that uAyiS1ion II hcsAlnE IN trtatfEr
forte and that or shps gradually recovering .ehfr
f.r3;,ef t,utfn1 Of the Carrying tIHde-
f,nn %hn4 nf
, 1869-05-10


CurIrrs It Roeton; -...
e p|4r Fetn. ......,.,. HA2toek ......s....+.s.a
FSaa!.in Eat9! ......-.,.. !ss Quincy 80 '''zs
ErxetF1e 1t the SahITta9u13. eA+4s.70's R-s -1s>'
&s+AGtk; balance, 10 r- IT
D1shu.BttrrEts at coin fntefFs1 ~ 80, -
Rold TO-DAY. el4tto: 70 Europe aua g ~
enais II I'll 1a;s; eroefsl merchandise *d.is7H1
, 1869-05-10

Uodet the lnauree of dsseouatsn aavces from tae
markets hc1ow trade ufcued AAek ind coutnned euu
n ThxrsdAy rRlfs IN fae u:oxuttrne depset&:nx
fully stc q 100 -. hdt Subsequently. In tJtapatay
feeling nats!aed, .nd hess the ass e tbs rrek
II the decline h1A heeM feeovcfud the Ea1ft closing
coap4FHlvely DIN Il ]A6>aaso tx Hxat-
Ne& 1aHf md Etxs4 l7R Il {Httt{ SaaS t2sa ~
, 1869-05-10
GOOD CONDITION,

ne seerrtIopa b. healfhf1y gnresasd. The feSo1ff%
Il The bowels Be n.atntstned. n sftts q Ae dhasG
nses refez.ed tor The proea Tsazxiod tho wosa -
eentEses bnt It seens to havc been t"fTed ~ lst
, 1869-05-10
REMEDIAL POWER

OF ttsa rrep4zBsu Inferior 70 III efficacy u AAts
s1zd In d DJsperiA, II \, IN she oYiion u ~
Hho have tiled . Frznedy for that Fensf1& -
III thJEca At.ttnca swift md esstan specific Tntz
dIss4te u rot. nany su2posc. daatec of H.
stotnseh; snk3 60 1aet3IcEue that taoehs ths
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-02

States, perhdiously desiring to hasten
catastrophe which would yield it a magnih-
cent addition to its territory, encouraged
the reaction in popular feeling, repeating
in thousand ways that despot was strang-
ling republic which needed only little
opportunity to achieve splendid future
The people of France were caught in the
trap and now, when it is too late, they be-
gin to see that the United States will profit
by their foolish mistake.
There is, it must be said, much force in
the views of the French organ in regard to
the sad bluuder which the European friends
of Mexico committed when they permitted
the destruction of tho Empire which they
had induced the unfortunate Austrian Arch.
duke to establish; but how far the annexa-
ton of eur distracted neighbor to the Uni
ted States, which seems to be regarded as
necessary consequence, sooner or later,
of Ma1imilian's downfall, is to be an ele-
ment of ''prefi!" to our government, may
we'll be doubted. Nor is it by any means
certain that Mexico herself, as part of the
"Model Republic" will ever attain that
condition of peace, order and prosperity
which she certainly might have enjoyed had
she been subjected o little longer to the
healthy influence of French bayonets.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-02

hire a cheap room or two, aud while two or
three are detailed to keep house and do the
cooking and washing, the others 20 out to earn
the money that keeps the pot boiling. They
are generally industrious and well-behaved, and
would be quite happy if the street gamins
would let them alone, which they don't. These
little rascals take great delight in upsetting
their cigar stands and offering them dead rats
and cats, picked out of the cutters, and sud
ienly jerking their queues from behind; and as
nobody can catch one Of these urchins, the poor
Celestials have to grin and bear it. small
school for instructing them in English was
opened about two months ago, ana the pupils
attending it Numbering about forty, and only
one woman among them) are making great
progress in spelling and reading. They arc
very close and eager in their studies, and so
ant that they learn the alphabet in ono eve l.
ing. and can spell short words the second or
third. As tho proposed Fifteenth amendment
contemplates them as voters, it is good thing
to prepare them for official hoEorS.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-02
A French View of tho Future of me1ioo

A French View of tho Future OF Mexico.
The Courier des Etats. Unis calls stten-
tion to the state of anarchy which now pre-
walls in Mexico, and the probability of the
Ultimate absorption Of the country by the
United States. 1t takes occasion to point
out what it conceives to have been the fatal
blunder of the French people, in clamor-
ously demanding the withdrawal Of the
troops sent to place AaximiliaH on the
throne, and thus bringing about his down
fall and death. Napoleon III, 1t says, was
OBJ iged to yield to the will of the nallon,
aud therefore they, and not he, are respon-
sible for the consequences. Frauee had to
ward Mexico ohivalrous, disiurer,s,ed
affection. 1t desired TO raise her frum her
chronic state of weakness, and give To her
o government which should assure to her
order and happiness. But the cry was
raised, "Rather let nation perish as IL re-
"publio than flourish as monarchy" and
the enthusiasm was chilled The United
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-02
The LODI MANUF aCrUHING C0

INVITE PLANTERS AND FARMERS TO SEND
4 fof u pamphlet dpsoriptiv. of their Ferthzers
We offer our DUU'I..s REF VI UDREi IL.
equal to the best super hosl hate, at the ow price
oi s2j er ton. his company aiso make supe-
rior artclo OF Nitrophosphato ana Luro bone Lust
soc .eJtimouia.s:
:. A. OLD. Smthfeld. Va. says where he u'ej
tia Double Refined poudretle on corn 1t doubled the
yield
WILLIAMS Bios Dover, Dol says 1t gave th h'tr
rhubarb aud tJlna.oe vigorous growth, ripemug
tho lat or two weeks eariler
P. W. HUT0HIsoi ', IT, near Cherokee, Ga, says II
nearly doub,sd bis yiod OF cotton.
Hon ELI SHORTER, .Eufauia, Ala. says his oot-
ton wa fully equal TO adjoining uelds munured with
the best Superpuo pilates.
\. MoN1ooMERY, FL avile, Ca. says II increased
his crop OF cotton $50 lbs per acre.
g b. OGLLsDI MAriet 4, Ga. U.S. 1t on corn And
cotton aud say. 1t m, To than doubled the !ie d he
regal d, II the cheapest aud most retab Fertilizer
Within his knowledge.
k1.Governor NTH, Warrenton. Va. tried It " 10
three several crops the ast aud present ,e'rs. md
says: 81 pro ounce It with conhdouce most valua-
bic manure "
The Superintendent of Geperal ". r. Cox, Polk
Is and Plantation N. c. says: II think the Poudrette
useI for Irn not be surpahsed usro II also on
cotton which produced u large yied.
DIR L M. tEsDLt TON, b. arta, Ga. says: "Tbe
Hitrophusl h lie OF Line, used on cotton made 2AS
per reht. the first !eLr.
Stats agricultural college, at New Brunswick, rays:
The uunIe kuhu,d Fuudrette and NitropAosphate
Of Lime paid us iull 100 per ce't suove their nar-
kcI value III the in reuse OF crops this ysar."
Address LODI MAAUFNC UaISG COhPANf.
Box s139. Now York Postufncs- Office No. 6G Court
lauvtstreet.
j. a. ENSLOW &c 90.
Cn ,RLEsTOH,
AGENTS FOR THE co ..PANY.
January IA 'hstnsmos
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-02
PACIFIC GUANO COMPANY'S
SOL U B LII
PACIFIC GUANO.
CAPITAL..........................SI,OU0 81 QUO 90

u ssSAtVo" WV
N7HIS GUANO DIFFLRi FROM PERUVIAN
Guano simply in ,he relative proportions OF
the same e ments of fertility.
Its use during tho past tour years for the culture
of COTTON aud Urn has given to II . character tor
standard excelleuce unsu psssed by genuine Per''-
van Guauo. und where seasoLs OF drought inter-
vene produces large Increa-e OF crops
The p.L'e at whIce this Guauo Ia placed 10 20
murh below that OF luvian Gulno. Is TO Constitute
it IN Object Of maerial importance to southern
Agriculture
the lnrse o. ital and rea ,urces Of the Oomp1ny
enabl il to furnish dulno OF the bighe value at
the Ioue.L possb rUst to consumer and tue
hlches interest of the company is recognised IN
this po Icy.
The Company looks to large sales. srna PROFITS
md permaue, It trade for compensation on capital
ar. 81, JULIEN RAvBNBL. OF Sou b Caro-
lima. Is s,inii6e Director to The Company
which affords su 0 uaraniee Of The continued ex-
rollrnce of ,hs Gd,no. NUue genuine pne.s brIud'
cd viii, tho ia uu OF JOHN y. REh h>r Il 60. Gene
rsl agents The PACIF,O GUAN0 COMPANY.
e,r terms aud mode Of opp. lea ion appl, TO
j. ", ROE >ON,
hcou. for the state nf -olih Carolina.
Nos aEd2 atiau ic Wharf
Drcemrcr 10 DAG stuth9mo
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A GENTS WANTED.--S75 TO $500 PER
n month or commission from whloh tW'co
that amount can DO de by selling the latest i'm
proved COMMON SENSE FANNY EWING MA
CHINF; price S1S Ior circulars and terms. address
G. BOWIE \ CO.. No. 33J South ]lnrd-strcel,
Phila ,ophia, Pa. 3mo December
XITANTED, SUBSCRIBERS FOR ALL
w The LEADING MAGAZlNEs AND News
PAPERS. at publishers rates.
CHARLES G. RICHTER,
hnr,i Of No. l61 KlnS-strert
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FACTORS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS

SHIPPING A6ENTA
WILL ATTEND TO THE PU1cHAsE. SAtF AMI
SHIPMENT ito Foreign and Oouestic Poria' o.
COTTON. RICE. LUM sEr AND NAVAL SfosIs
ATLANTIC WHARF csorlesbou. s. g.
xWIIl ,,..,,,.,,,.,,,,,.A B. OHIS0LA.
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Cost anb founs.
fGr Salf.

ATPRIV VATE sALE,TH FINE
n STAND vi h hx urcs for a Grocery, corner
.houn and kast Buy streets. No. 35. Ap ~ ON
PREMI>ES. thstu January I'll
CTEAM ENGINES FOR SALE CHEAP,
u ii applied Tor immediately
III One II horse Portable ENGINE
III One 4-borse Portable Engine.
ALSO.
III One Shorse-power ENGINE, in good condition.
CAMERON. B,RkLEY & CO.,
Northeast corner Meeting and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
January IS
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I17ANTkD. AGENTS. s7S TO saeo PER

WANTED. AGENTS. SIS no sac" PER F. n
troluce Inc enuine improved COMMON SENSE
FAMILY SRwING MACHINs. This machine WILL
stitch hem, I'll, tuck. quilt coid. bipd, braid and
cmbro,dar III q most su eri.r manner. Prica only
SIS Fully warranted ,o- five years. We will pay
slOc0 Tor ary machine that will sew stronger. moro
beautiful or n ore elastic seam Ihan ours 1T makes
the "Easic Lock glitch !" Every seroLd sht, can
be cut, and sill the cloth cannot bo pu: up =,
without tearing Vt We puy AGENTS fr,m s76 to $500
per month and e1iens 8, or commission from
which tw zoe that amount 'can be m ;de. Address
StCOM5 CO., Pislsourg, Pa; Boston, Mass, or
st. Lonis, Mo
CAu1 N-Do not be imposed uron by other par
ties palwlug or worthless cast iron machines. under
tho same name OF wise. Our~ is the only genu-
inc AMI really practical chcap machine mannfac-
tured. tuths13f FeoluaIy
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Groceries nab Misfeaaaeous.

Groceries nab Mbffaaneous.
HECKER & BROTHERS
"sELF-RA1s1NG"
F L O U R !!
THE ATTENTION OF TIE PUBLIC 1s son-
CITED to most important improvement in tho
manufacture Of our
"SBLP-R Using FLOUR"
For long time We have been engaged in series
Of experiments with view Of improving the qual
ity Of the sELF.RAIsING FLOUR, and have NOW
succeeded in producing an article in every way sups
rior to anything We havo heretofore been able To
offer the public.
We herewith give Professor Seeiy's opinion Of cur
new methods
NEW Yoax, February II. 1so6.
Aetsrs. Heeker d B,othe-.-1 have recently msds
myself familiar with the various materials and
methods heretofore used In The Manufacture Of
Self Raising Flour with view of determining the
relative value Of the new process adopted by you.
and have come to the following conclusions:
1st. Tho process is entirely new. Tho desirable
ness Of the active materials employed have for
long time been appreciated, bat until now the pras
tcal difficulties encountered in their use have
proved insuperable.
I'd. Tho process is very substantial Improvement
over anything Of tho kind hitherto used or known;
indeed believe II fully meets all the reasonable Ie-
auirements Of acienoe and Of the pablc. :.
CHARLES A. sEELY.
Laboratory and ohaos: No. 2s Pine street.
We have been engaged In the manufacture Of
sRLF.RAIs1Na FLOUR for nearly twenty years
aid consider this lato Improvement tho nsst iu-
portant wo have ever made. For como time past We
have been preparing all Of cur sBLF.RAIsINa
FLOUR in accordance with this new proos IS.
When our SUCCESS wa. assured We called the atten-
ton Of many Of our most Scientific Men. Eminent
Chemists and Psychologist. to our improvement.
and we now have the privilege Of referring TO al
those who, as yet, have become acquainted With tn.
improved Flour, to substaniiate all that has been
said in reference to our new method
HECKEE g. BROTHER.
New York, FebruarS 1s. 1869.
March q
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10. q. F.-JEFFERsON LODGE, No. 4.
T1HE REGULAR NETTING OF THIS LODGE
i viii be held THIS Evening at Soven O'Clock
preci: ely. urctual attendance of the members Is
earnestly requested. j. L. LUN6FORD,
March tn Secretary:5