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AEF-AIiaS IN THE STATE.

Union.
The Unionville Times says: "The want OF
rain rs getting to be serious matter. eome
oil sanass 81 ssd ssS
borhood everything looks parched up."
The Camden Journal seye: 'It takes the
memory Qf%the oidasts inhabitant to reeollect
warmer weather than we have experienced the
stood at 104 degrees; Mon day, 102; Tuesday,
~; yesterday at SO, and to-day, at 8 O'Clock 4.
NJ, o6 Our friends from the countzNI RitpoR-
PLAIN OF the want OF rain. In some neighbof-
hoods both corn and cotton are suffering very
much"
Grccnvtllo.
The Enterprise sayasy I'VE are at present
enduring all the seventies Of summer weather,
the thermometer ranging for the past few days
from % to 80 degrees in the shade. There
has been no rain in this section Of the State
ior the past ahrsH four weeks and tie
where on the road from Greenville to AndeT-
son are ct this time suffering for rain, but can
longer"
The Yorkville Enquirer says: "Our county is
enfferm9 for Whht Pf Tain. The last general
rain was on the 18th or Jane, and Vegetation
is beginning to show signs Of q four weeks
81, excessive ash warm dry spell! Corn is twlsting
have rain very soon, this crop which looked 50 50
promising few weeks ago, will be q failure
partla! Il sotne localities and nearly total il,
2thers: Cqttqn,has not suffered much yet, but
# needs Iain:7 Pastures afe tGfniSE Brown,
from the dying Of grass, and even the bla L.
berries are disappearing. Most OF the mills In
the lower part Of the county have been COM
pelled to stop grinding for want Of water"
kdge1ield.
letter Of the 14Sh instant, from Edeefeh
County, saye: I'VE are suffering much at this
time in our farms for the want Of ram; in fantt
II we DO eRsfa&a IL Z 7s sasSS Here will be
failure in the corn crop. although some 10
oa!'''es IN tcss tcs county have mao more ram tnsp
SsS 5agys NE su,nSSsy nSesGy s0
comes soon. The cotton crop also ls suffering
extensively. witch Viii cause thgF yodnnR bohs
aud forms to fall of. as the growth ls entirely
checked at TINS time: The cotton where 20
fertilizers we're used is not g, bad off, as this
cotton d not grow SO fast. consequently the
stalk IS not 80 tuIIl 81 cap; and does not suffer
so much from the torrd heat that We have had
for the past ten days, as the mercury has
ranged from 80 to 102 IN the shade, and in the
w st asss @ sa "a fSa59a ioee hqes epA fA crop
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THE. DAILY NEWS.
"A Hot Day.

The recent cheated term" seems to nave ~
spired the muse OF our special suffering poet
Here is his complaint ~ > 2'T' ft
what pisgue's summer breakfast, odo'
N''-, Eat Whatever on wtiff T''''''''7
Bread and buffers ansstJ thing,
Toast is nasier STILL t' -,
Then. how to pase the time away n .ll
Till dlnner-there's the doubt: 81
You're hot ifyou stay in the house, .p'r
You're are hot ifyDu 60 out 6. afEs 2
When dinners Icrd help us all
Such trying. such o stew:
- You're hot yop don't touch bit, * -5
You're hotter II you do.
Then. after dinner, what to do;
No showing whore to move; itG3
The gentlemen age60t below,
The ladies hot above! y ~ t' tINtgYt o.
And now the kettle comes again: "
that's not The was 70 cool one;
Tea makes an empty eton ach hot
And hotter atili Q fall one.
But then an eyeningwalk' p the thing
:. Not Myou'fe hot bNforeA Iti SiG - 4
ThH man who sweats when he 10 stu, ctt
~ Will, when he aaovesii sweat more.
> ~ .l9 4talI,. pa ~Gf-UtL." 't..
Well now the supper g come--and. come
. vi No make bad worse. i y OF;
For sop, er,l while It heats the cool,
win never cool the hot. Is"
And bed, which cheers the cold man e heart,
n;HelRs not the hot pin; |-- o. q ii
For he who sw cate VI en- out Of bed,
.ibweAts tdn dnnes tDore when in.,i! .th5H!l
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Drugs, .GbemIfals, Gtf
n N. R,t HAU,s
G o LDEN RENE DIES


G 0 EN- REM EDIEs.
ASK FOE NO OTHFR, TAKE NO OTHER. AND
you VIII eaye time health and money
$lUC0 REWARD for any case of diseaae in a., !,
stage which they fail to cure o'''o - my
Or. hlCHA GOLDEN BALSAM No. 1 cures
UAcers, liberated Sore hroat and Mouth Sore
ryes. Outaneous or skin Eruption., Copper Cc,ored
olotohee; oreness Of the scalp. scrofua &c ia the
greatest Renovator, Aleratlve and Blood Purifiey
known. removes al diseases from the system and
leaves the blood pure and healthy. '
Dr. hlCHAU'h GOLDEN BALSAM No! q cures
Mercur1ol Affections, Rheumatism in all it, form.
whether flonA mercury other causes; gives imme.
dlate relief In all cases. No dieting necessary T
have thousande of Certificates proving the misac,,
lous cures effecteo by these Neme dies. Price OF
either Mol or No IS per botte or ,wo bottles for
DR.. RICHAU's GOLDEN ANT1DoTE. a safe spee.
dy: pleasant and raHcal cure for eli Urinarv be-.
81 Per bottle :.
pr iRIoHAus iR;e1 GOLDEN EL1x1R D'AMoUR. a
iaoacaacnre Tor Nervous or General DEBILITY in old
Or 1 Ao9ng; imparspg energy With wonde Mi ezfeot.
Price $b Yer bottle, or two bottles for 30.
. On receipt 0t price these Remedie viii be slipped
70 any Place Prompt attention. paid to all cores
dents. None genuine Without tho name Of sDr
RICHAU'S GOLDEN REMEDIES, D. D. R1UHARDR
Sole Propulsion, blown In glass Of bot 3es. "
:,., Address y. b. RICHARDS
no. 2Z8 Vartck-etreet, New York
Office Hours from A. NJ TO 8 r. M -
Clrcn,ars sent " July 3
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Qoulrufr.iol.


CnarlestOn Cotton and IS1ce Market
OFFICE OF TIE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS.
TNLra C4AntEsE9F. Friday FYeptng. Jply 1e.
CoTroN.EThe operations Nare limited to about
100 bales prices remaining without important alte-
ration The salesw swere at 80. 81. 18 at Blk,
OF 80, at s2,al, II at ss We quote: i
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to good ordinary ....... 80 ss2
Low ntddlfng. g.................. .82H@-
m'ouuu8. .:......... .0o @
BY New York classification we quote:
T, MfadAing 13,s I. ..yl!s-ss
fR1cE This grain ~as In 'go0d dern4hd iS Armer
rates, an improvement of about 40 % h being
rsais.a in some cases; selss 200 teross Of clean
at 1915. % at s> 10 at skc, 4s on private terms
We quote comp on to fair clean Carolina at 7@71,
good s@eAc sa.ab; Z Ms,74r! sse..M2
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9 o1MPQRTlANTt s iE.ALLROAD. CONTBN
y,,,is,r,,Nl xxx. T1ON. u

A meeting Of the presidents and superin
tendents OF the various railroads in the Sohth-
ern States convened ia: Columbus on Thursday
eu1aste "a . rax,, a,sa.,
On motion Of W. a. Smith. President Of the
N North Uarohnai Rsilf3ad! Waaliam Johnston
de sEresidSnt,ofa the Eolumhla Charlotte and Ar
Heds anS T's slle sn to tie chair and
go 0Sbs Jebhnsto1D1 1up% upons Ct taxing ii sbs chair,
arrange aebedui6 Is meet she yarions S6nos. IN T.
'dne lmeA from, New Otleans and Mobile to
points North and asz tar as -possipla to barmb-
:}HSaa lae conducting interests 81 the VARIOUS
fOooTins0 odaeaesates asitAr reported it d1;ob d
Point Aailroade Virgil Powers. supsrintehden eet
scS'Rs's'sss &s'Hsa dsgs1s Nsa Rogers
s.Ioi@ e,iJ5lrnson;a siperinserasst .1ses&: aedq.
AHsg easssoae sx IepressR't,ns mt :Atlanea
S2ssSsss Gbs4Sis ssRs as pSnss; assss:;
Railroad. B. D. Hasell, South Carolina Rail
; ASssas hsPP5sS sSP5s9sesdies aS{ $i!@,n
saper,ntendent Wilm,nstsn and Weldon Rail
road. VIM. A. Smith. President North OaIo
mona aa a',nsrai ana RsSad s.0ee' e. eSo So
sas sseRSki ss@ a
Ahtsndent aPetsrsbdsg Baalroad.H JlISA Cen
assiEF sas as6sss sts 4s assa
Rail eAl l.; slso representing Potomac steam.
.T<fs1 shdI Richmond and ] Petersburg / R4iG.!
road. e. R. Dorsey, General Ticket and Freight
Agent Charlotte, columbia and Augusta Rail
road. G. j. Foreacre, General Freight and
Passenger Agent Central Georgia Railroad.
Columbia and augusta RairoaS: Geosss Hull
% Receiver Wilmington end Manchester Hsslhoad
n, RI p HammeEE. PreS,dant GreenY3lla and Co
lambia Railroad. John &. Bradshaw. Ud Do
The following committee was appointed to
arrange sched llies Messrs. Gram, Buford,
!. Smith, johnson. Rogers, Fremont. Chic and
I'D Foreacre. eTEeIgEo
arrange rss pssksf s
Gentry, Dorsey, aMcRaeA &u6GhiG II
wss On rao0ssted @DSe q IS @ sd asson
tions 1eiatsve to the RaetAel RaaroRd.
After recess Of several hours. The conven-
ton reassembled when the Committee on
Schedules reported thai owing to the absence
10 q the 9tAoers Of TIE Fpads betV Vesn Mongphne-
~ and mobile. they we're unable u agftss55thpon
The COMMITTEES on; Passenger Rates submit
teda report: which was adopted.o r KIT
MssaIs. Fremont, Donamead, CEam., An
5exs and yohns f. were appointed commit p,
Messrs. Chic, Fremont and HaselI were ap-
pointed ce mmitte to devise some plan to pro-
tect growers and shippers Of vegetables from
Southern ports to Northern markets against
Resolutions favorable to reduced rates for
immigrants we're adopted x resolution was
Also adopted relative. to the appointment Of
.a1connmitiee to consider the propriBty of furnish
.oang tickets at reduced rates to land buyers.
completion of the Pacific Railroad were adopt-
ed. Adjourned. ~ ~" T!5:iA iC
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'apROpn1r4,s LIVER ME DrCIRE.

LIVER ME- DICIRE. Z.
Dr. Prophitt-BasinR used this medicine sufi.
cienty long to test it's virtue. nd to satisfy my own
mind that 1t t1s Invaluable remedy for Dyspepsia
"a disease from which the writer has!suaered much
for. six years~anA being persuaded that hundrene
as g
recommend g item ths gse q lhis remedy which
his family the erea' est relief f. t4-...a. -
OF the Georgia Conference g.
]. - - ~. peo1z COUNTY. a April. 1881.
This tsto certify that & wasaonfned to me house
greatest agony imaginable with Rheumatism for
i've months, and after trying every available reme-
Dr. .. prophits Anodyne Pam XIII L. each cost.
ing fifty cents only; it relieved almost instantly
therefore recommend 1t IN the highest degree TO
that It Is one OF the best family medicines now
certain. Yours truly. W. a. PORTLAND.
! 1f ao''&H %l'hsccl,,n.. cal,,,,n.s. .0 80,
Dr. Pophtt-Having used your Liver Medicine
for more than yeav IN MY family, cheerful,y re-
81 e. q from Liver
also recommend your Dysentery Cordial ~ the besf
remedy tor that disease o. T. ROGERS.
sTANFoRpvuLE, PUTNAM County, Oct. I. 1857
DR.. o. s, f,yophsft-Dear sir-lhi- 10 to certify
thatsI have used your Aaue ,Pllls for the las, ten
single instance with them. They always break the
chhs the first day that they are eiven can recon.
mend them as being the rest aGue medicine that
have - s found and they leave no bad efects follow.
ing them, as QpintAe, &c. ,r,
Yours respectfully. A. WESTBROOKy"
1Elo.-:fo9 Sli Il G nc lV8l
arls.+ IL puTHAM coUNrY. Ga. September a. 1868 !,
tDy.6Oy n, Ey9phitt- - r--I, have ured the ihst
two years fl my family YOU Liver Medicine. your
pan Hill IT and Yon Female Topac,9 ana fhave no
e ns. s sy sh
every kmdz Sre sutdned 81 them I After uslna the
medicines s0lrng, ]. cheerNills recommend them 10
ad every one, and ALI that are afflicted as the
best and safest remedies Tor a the disease for
which 'hey afo recoanmsnded. &G M GA 4
fsHo5Honss rsspectiuilSs fiiili! .nyAMEs iWRIaHr.
DR. pHot lafII,iisTg Fis II AIM f.,Hrc.
This Medicine, win it, assoc,ases. is safe and
ss.,si . rsmeay os q. |. 70 yh,sh re-
ventatiye 9f Nervous Blisaneas. or Nsrvou. Die
yns Tans: setting up full and tree cir ulasoD
an OF the sDove Me6tcines cold BY DrpeSists and
Merchants seperaliy through hort the -Snthwess Y, \,
Y ED S. BTJRNEIAM, a'
.e3s9g8 Wholesals ana RstaA Agent. f'ia
Se,, No. AL Ktng-street, tnsas caiAloun,)
sSs Charleston, 3. @.
PranareA only by nm q. q. PROPERTY.
Aprh 10 stuthomos Covineton, Ga,
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go. .--.--.,
P0NS0m0orA.

Per steamer Pilot y. from Beaufort via Edisto--
Calvin, Mrs Brown, Miss A Brown. j r. HAT
thews, Hume, Jr. ) Apple. J M1kel wIte and
son J MITCHELL DR. p Mikell, Mrs Carroll. Miss Z
Mackey, Harvey, Col Whaley. g L Marsteller,
Miss Loper, and Is n Oh.
Per steamer st Helena. from Edisto and Rockville
81 E Swinton, n SWIM on, B Whaley, S Howe, Il
B SeAbrOOk. and 10 On deck.
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[ aIMsa3MeSsp per gonan ttial oi1llsr .sx q llroad

b,ore t;tg .,sa .,e3Irlly, 1s. ,,c,>j.a.. ss
28s bales Cotton, 80 bales Domestics. 100 boxes
Naval stores. cars Wood, 8 cars Lum6cr. TO Rail.
road Agent, Werner & Ducker. 81 tsobta 4 Co Gold
smith Sor. Rlecke & scuachte, 81 Bulwinkle, D
Q Kracke Clsgbon. Herring d Co, ;Pelzer, Rodgers
& Co, Kirkpatrick & Wife, W Courtney & Co, b
Walter d Go. Johnston. Crows & Co. Hopkins. Mcs
Phersnn Go. Qusckenbush, Kinsman How.
ell. and B 0'Nell. ,-;i ,np Ill W
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Tx1B qxxONDERBUL FAMILY, mED..

p THE WONDERFUL FAMILY, MEDI.
A's Uai ~ OHnE. s4 t. .,5 ";
Letter from TIE Surgeon General of tie late Oom5ser
u. ate States. -
RICHMOND Va, JANUARY II, 1859
yoHN DAhRY 81 Co., No. 160 William. street. New
York: -!
GentIesnm-I have received your letter OF the 18th
OF December, 1866. callino my attention To your
<Darbyss, Prophylactic) Fluid. , .,,,.,-. -
most cheernly state that the Fluid was furnish..
ed TO, and iextenslvely used by, the sureeoa,s Ia
charge Of general hospitals in the Conedera,e SER
vice With great benefit to the paienisall The sur
geors making favorable report great dealof IL,
. was uset In the hospitais. i,o.g IA, : }r5 N.
Very respectfully. your obedient aervant.
SAML' PRESTON MOORE, MD.
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maebiatrp, Castings, Gtf.
MEETING-sTREET FOUNDRY.

THE IMPROVED
MCCARTHY COTTON GIN.
STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS. Of various sizes
on hand
IMPROVED VERTICAL AND HORIZONTAL CORN
MILLS, SUGAR MILLS SUGAR BOILERS
AND PANS of all sizes
HORSE POWERS AND GIN GEARING, from to
16 feet in diameter
IMPROVED LEVER COTTON PRESSES for Hand.
power, Saw and Rice Mills
MACHINERY AND CASTINGS OF all descriptions.
made to order
Particular attention paid to
HOUSE FRONTS AND CASTINGS FOR BUILD
a n. INGs, GRATINds.
czSTEBN COVERS, SASH WEIGHTS, &c.. dc.
WILLIAM s. HENEREY,
MA CHINISI AND FOUND Err.
ae No. s14 4MEEIINe-sTREET,
.n.,..o ": CHAKLKsToN, s. c.
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m arkets by Telegraph.
FOREIGN MARKETS..

Markets ny Telegraph.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
LONDON July 16-Noon Con .ols 90. Bonds S25s..
Fine rosin l6s
Evening.-Coosos 931.N Ronds quiet at e2%
LIVERPOOL, July 16-Noon.-Cotton quiet: up-
lands 1a,sd; Sriesns issd; sales 10000 bales; sales
OF the week 5000 bales for export 700 bales for
woculaHon 900 bales; steek 8a2o0e baes Of which
2.O.000 are American. Flour 13s. ''"F I@SA ~
Accommodation aAo1 617Oo0 bales of which
$4,000 are American; Les, favorable Manchester
advices have caused dullness Red Western wheat
95s 81. Tallow ABS Sd. ~ ~
Evening.-ootton oloses steady; urlaaas lax ;or.
leans 1881; sales 1000 balea =
HAvRE. July 16.-Cotton quiet and steady. t,e
DOMESTIC MARKETs. ~
NEW Y6RH, July 18-Noon .Altocks s.eady Money
2. Sterling 9N. Gold SEX Cotton quiet at 3Aaa
sA1sc. Turpentine axe. Ro:in in fair ,yequest;t
good strained 50 80a2 e5. 'F1''N'H a.,
Evening.-cotton dun aud unchanged; sales
changed. Corn closed dull; yellow southern 81 OF,
Ness pork $50 37a3 80 Lard a shade easier; 1SXa
20'Sc for kettle. Whiskey quiet; Western 81 OSX.
Naval stores and freiRhts dull Money and steady,
Discounts dull Exchange quiet Gold SO. Bonds
srong; '62's 2s1a23ss; southerns heavy and lower.
e BALTIMORE July l6-Cotton UNCHANGED. Flour
low but frm Wheat weak and lower; prime TO
choice new red 81 5oA1 e5. Corn advanced; white
anu yellow 81 10. PORK quot at s3A. Bacon active
and advancing; clear 1sha1shc; shoulders ibxa
1910; hams 22>sa23c. Lard duh at 10 %a20c Wbis-
key unchanged; stock scarce
W1LuNaToSs July l6--Sprits turpentane steady
at 3S>sc. kosin quiet; No s3 60. 623l. Crude
turpentine 90 6ta3. Tar steady at % 20 iat
/ AUaUsFA, July 1e-corton, market q fner, saies
ais bales; receipts 90 bales; middng s2c; stock ON
band 500 bales. f4,.
MoRILK Jn'ys16.L Ind market: no ofe.ring shock: !:
receipts 66 bales; receipts for the week 284
bee; exports TO Great Br tain none; coastwise l2A2
bales; stock SdaS naies saes for the week $50 bales;
today 80 bales; low middling nominslly SOC. M
NEW ORLEANS. July l8s-sales for the week Sa6
bales sales to-day - bales; m,dd,ing 82kc.. Gold
3sI Sterling 80 New York sight Y prerniuro.
t,M =" dull and unchanged Mo asses. fermentia a
uOnliriaa. r 4. 7 h fty 3Y ~ ~ n =
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THE WIFE QUESTION.

The 16rnons Delta aAt-IntervAew be:
tvveen Senator rfhtnAbu1lo ana Brig
ham Young faow the Frophet Talks
about Polygamy. @o"T'.lHl - ';Eaot
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sROSADAIIS.1
IlAhBx's PRoPHYLAcTIC FLUID.

letter from Hon. AEes. II. St.pAeas; Of Georota.
Darby's Prcphylactic Fluid Is An article of little
cost but great value. Is domestic as We'll DE Yhedi,
'ciBal Sees are numeroue while it's speciaItios are
Inost wonderful have not been without 1t for
ten years. and no head Of family who can AFFORD
to have 1t should be without IT. "a 5d *.6
jjlf lsa ALEX b, STEPHENS.
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WILMINGTON. July 15.--Srmrrs TURpRNTrNr -
Sales o $50 casks at S8xo.HA
koMN Gales Of 166 bols at %. e3 50aS rs for No
RUDE TUR >ENTME 800 bbls changed hands at
So for y.fglt and - 66 for p0ft, -
. fAa Only a BRIs sspeftsd astaac.G q
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ls N4o NeNv'Norl1 ;fsaes i;Nfarhet.
sE-.e-I ~ t.sl4 = 2 .sI.tl 1-N c-E ~, .Ihl
/ The New York Vegetable and Fruit
.-shN' ~ EeHi N5arn ~ t'.HH AS0ti

Tho Jouvnsl Of Commerce of Wednesday states
that the main supply 10 now from near points, snd
Southern produce Is being crowded Of the mar
ker. with diminished arrivals. Norfolk stock sells as
follows: Potatoes 50 per bbl for prime and bnossl
tor interior ots tomstoes at q 5oa1 IS per busbel
Bermuda potatoes at s6a8 per bbl onions at So per
bbl. Lorg Island and jersey potato Q $2a2 so per
hbL Connect!cut o ions S6 so per bb, Sea9 per 400
punches cucumbers 75ca$1 100 green corn 81 t6a
2Snae at So bR8 pen Dbl, the latter
prcefor selected lots string beans 81 per Two bush
Dbl; peas local Per hegs eQaaRheaa 600 per bas4et
strawberries 12Ha15c for pints; currants. common,
nt Bq at 16a48c; blaokberries Of
s8a7 per bushel; whortleberIies s6a7 per bushel;
biackcaps "Doolittles." 20'2b per quart comm on
ki9de a. laa12c chexr4es t9yB l6aaSc.s The small
lots Of peaches In this week from Charleston were
YplResds at &4s8per 9rete; soma early "Hae''
caches are expected IN from Delaware this week.
snNthem pears e y Ct l&2aA PEE or4te1ul
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TME AsrosIyn1Nt q
o,DISI N ia Il or AN Il.

M ISI IN il! Ia CT "A N II.
Raxoaxi Co1IxaE, exseap, Ga, December "a 1893.
Prof. DARBY. Dear r-uaving not been en-
gagged for many years In the active duties Of the
Medical profession TSm only superfciallv aoquaant.
ed with tie ciAsfhs ef yonr Prophyiactc Fluid but
am. well acquainted vita it's chemical elepents
While, therefore, cannot speak expermentally of
the value OF the connpound yet the dssnfsct,ng and
tberapeutic properties OF the agents in ita
composltion. together with the well known reputs-
ton u ts dlscOverer as Chemist authorize me to
regard its merit OF high order; on the whole it
must be considered q valuable contribution to the
class Of articles to which II belt nge. cii'f ~!
These views. may add, tustsined by the test.
nOny OF many competent judges. who Lave tested
1ts properties. Believe me, dear sir.
i'iti. ?'- Yours respectfully;
-r nv A.MEANS, M. D., LII, d, {.
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~
Dssentery cetaiAl, Female Tonic
NAA :@Hcf* :t.. NJ ,- 90; @h & tj.hHS ,1Gi.T -
AM ~ aot t;a,'o i.
u. PURIFY ts:i: S, Y1N,G 7 :l'I, aP1LLs. s13 j

PROPHITT, n. D., need no recomm endator-
their well known power in removing the diseases pc
oliar to our Southern climate having already estab
nshed FOR them an euYiable reputation IN Georgia
and the aagaAtpg States AZ the matohsyyot persons
living tn the sont are predispos ed to disease the
Liver, 1t Is g1Nnted by all intelligent physicians that
most Of the pains and sohes Of our people are due
to qrEsnic or !unotional arrangement Of that mpor-
Aant organ. ProphiH's Liver Medicine and Anti,
Rildpus Pils strike directly at the root the evil
They cure the Liver. which In nine out OF en-
is at the bottom OF the Coughs. Dyspepsia, Col,c,
strual Distinctions. &c, so common among our
people. Earache, T0othache, Acute Rheumatism
Neuralgia and bodily pains Of everEAind dee before
-St.p1PhOPHlNT's PAIN KILL 1T
HE chaR before the winj -
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CURES BURNS. WOUNDS. STINGs, &C.
S ALABAMA INsANE HOSPITAL, !
TUst ALOosA December % 1858.
Meesrs. JOHN DARBY CoSs No. le0 William street.
New York: .u5, -
Gen Aen'en--I received your clronlars of the II tn
instant asking an expression OF OPINION from me "a
10 the merits OF your PrO hylacto Flp d. The pre-
paranon has been so sneraIIs used by the proes-
sion and public at large. and universally estcen-
ed that it seems TO me to need no further recon-
nendat,op. q .I3' 8
As Q d,sinfecant and remedial agent too when in.
dlcat d, 1t Is not excel b, any simiiar
Weuse permeanganic prepaa ations very extensively
3nthts h spital and cou,d not do without them
consider you's tue best and most elegant p,epara-
ton of the kind manufactured. W.
li3s1t Respectfully you're, &e. rW,sts a
4 u p RRICE, VI. D.,
: sup't and PhysiSssn Alabama insane Hospital.
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Msy as tuthssrnoss Agents for Boptb carclins.
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Total supply till November ...........S .Sl1, ,OoI
Deduct Tor stock In Liverpool November I.. 90 OOC

Total ave3lahle for consnmp pon and export 291 600
cay 16OOl bales per week against deliveries OF
we do not see from the above how we can allow
for home consumption forlthS next four months
more than $4,000 TO $4,000 bales American cotton
Per weess whereas the Present ra re- probably a.
auu ss;es per week; and the situation is the more
cotton &C to contend With. the stock Of it being only
600 bales against 1855 GOO bsies last year Exceut
during the height Of the American war we have not
had to face srca sta va.ion supply Of long stapleh
cotton, and it is most imnortapt tor the trade v
be reached later In the autumn.
On the other hand, 1t mus be borne in mind that
long period Of wretchedly BAD trade is undoubte9-
~ before our epinners. The consumption will have
to be cut down sooner or later throu their inab,
~ TO meet tue loss On working and when that period
arrives there vii, be an augmentation OF the faul es
alreadv asrm'ngly freauentA The NspgeE Of u'akipg
bad debts ls attracting attention all sIdes and We
fear the 1ravty pfthe situation will increase for an
tnoehnlte time to come The question Of makap
cash payment upou the rub of the trde N
Liverpool is seriously deba ed, and It SCENE not nm
likely that movement may bspnade ere lonx IN tho
direction.
1hasaccounts Of the growing A~,e,aoau crop hay,
imp owed Of late. bat 1t is sLi thouoht to ~,
weefE behind iaet yearis CROP Ii In T,II
tsN4o NsSstHor.z Maes iHraxnet.
The Journal of Comm ree of wednesday, tn
s satn insta9s th"t the local trade is sh
Carohna being very small full prioes are current
RanGSon is pienty and barelya steady We node
sai<s Of 30 casks Carolina at 81ha8Xc. and 150 psg
1angoon at 7Hasc currency. duty paid. We quot
Caroling ct SZn3t, and Rapgoon 2Za31dc gold 70
lots In bond. '-rt. l'Sf ~ affC 2.
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