davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-04-24
INDUSTRIAL ITEMS, Etc,
PREPARED FOR THE " AMERICAN CITIZEN
by "CIIYRRH.'

Last year 5000 tons of cheese were
sold in Chicago, valued at 5000, 00G
In 1865 there were 100. 900 beef
cattle sent from Texas. valued at 81 ;
GG9.000
\ farmer in Somerset county, Md.
set ont last season, 80 apple. 25G
pear, and 10000 peach trees.
In 1865 Ireland devoted more than
a million of acres 70 potatoes.
y trec-pIanting association in Uni
on Springs village, n. Y, has plant
ed over 10. 0 shade trees during the
last ten years.
At Wallamct, Oregon, G.000 hogs
and 600 hrcvrS were slaughtered aud
packed last wear.
\ pair of English sparrows, dur
irg the time Tia, V have to feed THEN
Young, will destroy, on an average,
$3.50 caterpillars per week. The
Philadelphia authorities have re
Gently imported and liberated 1000
of these Sparrows in the public parks
Of that city.
Orange blossoms sell for twenty
five cents per pound in the New Or
leans market. The owner o. an
orange grove in PlaQuemine has re.
alised $500 this season, from the
sale Oi flowers
1t is estimated that the present
ycaI 5 crop of whelt in Iowa will eX-
coed t'lat of last year by 10000, 000
bushels.
The total number of miles ran by
trains on the railroads in the United
States last year was 10000, OCO
/ The average cost per mile was : 10
The average income was about 81 5O
per mile.
/ The Bates mills at Lewiston, Me,
are being reinforced by loo new
looms, and 5000 spindles, making
10000 spindles in all.
The Dunn Edge-ToOl Company
of Watrrvillc, Me. .employ 10 hands,
and turn ont $4,000 dozen scythes
aud Is, 900 axes per anuum.
/ A new cotton factory at West
[ Point. Ga, is being stocked with
/ $4,000 worth of machinery.
In 1866 four counties in Ohio had
Is S13 acres in flax, which produced
1IS,l50 bushels seed, and 1,473,00(
pounds of fiber.
The zinc MINES in Sussex county
/ y j., produce 1000 tons of the OK.
/ idle, and SEQ tons of metallic zinc pei
annum.
Two manufacturing firms in Wake
county, y. c., have sold 200 plows
/ this season.
1t is estimated that within the last
six years 2j,000,000 forest trees have
been planted in the Northwestern
States.
/ 1t is believed that in Minnesota
there are 100000 bushels wheat al
shipping points awaiting the open
ing of navigation.
An inventor at East Cambridge
Mass, has taken out patent to
wooden visiting cards.
\ factory at Riverton. Conn, EN-
ploys 1G0 hands making lockwood
and ivory rules for mechanics ant
artizanS.
Woonsocket. II. | has seventeen
cotton mills, running 2O1 900 spin
dies, 1880 looms. employing $50
hands, consuming 10000 900 round
of cotton. and turning out 10000
! ana s=..,4lS al cloth annually. O.hc
mills are now building there TO ri
100, 900 more SpindleS. The tow
has, also eight woolen mills. employ
ing 1850 hands, running ia sets {
cards, 40 looms, consuming $500
600 pound of wool, and turning ru
annually 100000 yards Of casS
mereS.
1t is said Il New Haven man ha
invented machine by which OF
hand can sew six hundred pairs {
shoes per day.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-04-24
COMMERCIAL.
y. O.. April u, 90. 6 7. y

y. ", Aplll Il, %, u l.. NJ.
FRIEND BoSWORfU The cotton
market to-day has been quiet, with
sales of > 800 bales. at 2:5N 255c. for
ordinary; 264a 26!c. for good orli-
nary; 27027dc. for low middling;
and 2Sa 2S4c. for middling. The
sales for the three last previoI days
foot up $500 bales. The rtceij is are
falling off steadily-as compared
with last Season-at all the ports,
and the reports and statistics from
all parts of the cotton growing world,
indicate Il very strong position for
the balance of the present crop on
hand. The spinners are now com
forting themselves with the idea that
the present high prices will induce
Southern planters to put III a large
crop. and next season they will get
cotton at low rates. The stock on
hand here is only a little over 10000
bales, and is continually decreasing.
Yours truly,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-04-24
DESTINATIONS Humbug.H

Lieut.. Gov. Dunn, (colored,) OF
louisiana, was on the floor of the
Senate and House the other day, and
WAS well received by several OF the
Senators and members. Sumner IN
troduccd him to several Senators,
and the dusky politician comported
himself with remarkable dignity.
Senator Wilson WAS completely ta>
k N with the col0Ted Lieutenant Gov
ernor, and III the rXuberanre of his
emotions ut finding his dream OF
days long vaI iShed realized on the
floor OF the Senate, and a great stall
wart African min@Iing on familiar
terms with the Caucasian nsagnatcS
of the land, rushed oVrr tn the De
mocratie side, and, singing out the
venerable representative ot the IRE
vcrSlhle Democracy of Kentucky,
Garrett Davis, proposed to Introduce
him to the dusky Lieutenant Cover
nor of Louisiana, and thus lnHugn-
rate the era of peace and political
amAlgamatiOn, "Do CONF implOr-
ed Wilson, in his blande't tone: she
is a good Southern man. though his
color is little dark, and You m Ght
as well become acquainted with him
now as wait until he is sent here to
the Senate by the State OF Louisiana"
No sir StcrnlY responded the
diminutive but intlrXihlc kcntuck-
ian " | want no Introduction Not
that | have ANY objection to the nj o.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-04-24
40 To CLARK & BALDWIN'S,
for beautiful PARLoR VASES. 0.

AME's CIRCUS The second per.
fornance ut this fine exhibition was
witnessed last night toy large audi.
c1lcc who heartily enjoyed it's bril-.
liant array of novelties and superb
equcstrianism. Miss Eta Cook is
certainly NOTWITHSTANDING, fearless
and skillful, her magnificent riding
j. the admiration OF Ill who see her ;
while the Holland faa,iiy in their
nOvel groupings, ean't help eliciting
admiration and applause. Herr
Lingel's interview with lions, we all
know, is simply wonderful. BE SURF
you go to the circus. 1t Is really &
brilliant Performance n. o. Picdyune
This circus will exhibit here OF
next Thursday.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-04-24
Cotton Manufacture at the South

More than a year ago we assured
our readers that New EnGl md was
convinced that she could not compete
of tine coarser qualities of cotton
goods and that while she might, by
policy, attrmpt for IL while to pre-
vent the development of that bust.
ness here, she would not venture
much GA that line, with such heavy
odds against her, but would rather
turn her attention to the finer kinds
of cotton manufacture, and to the i'll
vestment of capital in the South.
Recently We have seen fresh evil
denceS of the truth of this position.
The Boston Commercial BHItctR late
| ly declared that the same conditions
cheap labor aud cheap StOck-that
favor extensive WOODEN manufactures
at the West, encourage the establish
mcnt of cotton mills at the South.
1t also Admitted that its readers
were familiar with the general al
vanta2eS possessed by he South as
a site for cotton manufacture. - They
I huON1 IL SdlNj llidU IL IL tUtdIltl
to find the raw material at the mill
door than to bring 1t thousand
miles by sea-" etc.-an admission
followed by the specific one "that
coarse cotton goods can be made at
least twenty per cent. cheaper at tho
South than at the North" In addi-
ton to this, the loss by the baling
and succeeding processes is put
down at fifteen to twenty per cent;
waste, 1T is allowed, must be taken
into the account3 and also the fact
that cotton is never in so good con
dItlon for manufacture as when il
leaves the gin. The conclusion is
that Southern made goods can b,
brought to Lowell and sold cheaper
, than the produce of her own mills
which tallies with the recent decla
ration of Amos Lawrence, u leading
manufactures of New England, tina
manufacturers of heavy cottor
goods must and will find their ficl,
for profitable operation in the South.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-04-24
Local Intelligence.
SATURDAY.. APRIL u, 1860
Get your China at Clark x Bald
wins.


NEXT MONDAY, will not only be
Memorial Day" but the 10Th of
April is also the anniversary of the
introduction of Odd Fellowship into
the United States, end will therefore
he day of peculiar interest to the
|. O. O. +. The fraternity i'll this
place, owing to the burning of their
Hall, ragllia, &C., could not celebrate
the day, even il had been their i'll
tention to do so, of winch we are not
advised.
We give an account OF Odd Eel
lowship, in another column, which
may prove interest to the"lndepen-
dent Fellows" as well as to others.
1t is from the Memphis Daily San, a
sheet whose light shines for all.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-04-24

EvThe COrinth Nc,cS, (Maior
WeifOrd's paper,) is terrible iu its
lashings of many of the political ad
venturers Of its own party. 1t calls
them poor, vile wretchcs,' librlS on
humanity OF the ConventiOnistS
who went on to Washington, it says
they would be glad of u chance TO
stc;&enOugh money from honest PEG
pie 10 pay their board bill, and carry
them from the scene of their Water
loo defeat damisOn, the late Eadi
cal candidate for Lieut.. Governor, il
calls lying, thieving, unprincipled
scOundrel.-- Vicksbug Times.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-04-24
To Gardeners.

We advise all persons DESTROYS OF
having good gardens for the coming
spring and summer, to call immedi-
ately ut MessrS. CaSsell & Baughn' s
and make their selections. They
have Il very large and choice lot OF
the finest seed all specially adapted
to this section. The assortment TN
braces the following popular varie-
ties:
LANDREDHS SEEDS,
10000 PAPERS.
Shaker Seeds, dRd onion SetS,-
ALL FRESH from the growers.
Don't FAM to call soon, as the" first
choice" is in item worthy Of con
sideration. Jan. Soft
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-04-24

The HIGH Court of Errors and
Appeals met in Jackson on Monday.
but on acoca"t of having no Clerk.
had to hold on spell" Mr..
Samuel Livingston, SO long the eff
cient Clerk had to retire from the
position in consequence of not being
able to qualify under the "iron clad"
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-04-24

The Boston Post says: An I'M
dertakcr in Vermont has turned shoe
maker, and invites the custom of his
old patrons. The Montpelier thinks
compliance would occasion an as
t0nishng rattle of old collins about
the cObblcr's door.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-04-24

Clark & Baldwin have procured a
fire Matchmaker, from New York,
and can now have work done with
dispatch. Particular attention paid
to Fine Watches. They are also re-
sponsible for all watches turned over
to them for repairs 14-3t.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-04-24
RAILROAD ARRANGEMENTS.
MISS. CENTRAL RAIL ROAD.
MISSISSIPPI q TENNESSEE II. II.

lRAiSo tblNNr NOh II.
Express. Mail.
Leave Grenada 2.t0AN 10 Is \ N
Arrive at Memphis SO VI 3.lj = NJ
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
Leave Memphis SIS NJ 4.lj 7 NJ
Arrive at Grenada 2l5 p VI . IS p NJ
Brih trains connect at Grenada with trains on
Miss. Central K. Il.
Mail train makes close connection at Memphis
with trains Memphis and Louisville Il. II. for
all parts North
Passengers taking the Express Tain arrive in
Memphis $50 \. M.-cIn remain all day and re-
tHru IN evening.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-04-24

kTWe regret to learn, as we do
from the Raymond Gazette, of the
death of Mr. William Sherrard, of
that place, bat formerly a merchant
Of NicksSurg-
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-04-24

There were several errors in the follow
ing poem, in our last issue-hence, we re-
publish it, corrected, in justice to the au-
thoress.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-04-24

Get your Silvcr-Plated Ware at
Clark & Baldwin'R
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-04-24
DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSRIP
ri LA ILITY

~ the one 'hlng above o,ue.., mat is most de-
r'abie IN lu~iness man. Advertisers will find ms
owaVS ready TO guarantee perfect satisfaction in
II ontr acts that m V I've made with ms We arc ana
afel to hr spec Al Inducements to parties who
my wish to advett p extensively. Send all orders
direct to us, or write 1r estimates We are accents
tor all papers throughout the United States, and
the Canadis.
+. !. hlBBLE n CO.
Publishing and Advertising HOUSE
stpl9 II POS Main ST.. Louisville Ky.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-04-24
TO INSURERS A.:

TO INSURERS:
Smallest ratio of mortality
Expenses less than any Cash Company.
Liberal modes of payment of premiums.
Insurers receive the largest bonus ever
given.
Dividends made annually on all partici-
pating policies.
No claims unpaid.
All kinds of non-forfeitng life and en-
dowment policies issued.
Policies Incontestible.
All endowment policies non forfetabIe
after one payment.
The following are examples Of the opera
tiOns of the last dividend
Policies Issued in lS64, only Four Years Ago.
Age Amount Premium Added Total
at issue Insured. pJd. TO Policy. Amt Policy
20 $1,000 Sl2eO S3472 Sl3,572
81 5000 l,t92 2'A- lptls
30 1000 IS 2.703 lo2eS ,
This. is an entirely new plan, giving insur-
ers the largest return ever made by any com
! pany in the same period.
| X II. GOULD, 1gcnt.
I Canton, April 10, ls693w.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-04-24
What the Southern Politicians haVt
Done.

Our Virginia fIiends will do well
to remember that in thp LATE poIjtical
canpairn fine Conservative State
Committees of South Carolina. Ten
ucsspe. and GEORGIA. with such lead
OPS ,s Uamntou (,ordon and Forest
ot theiI head came ONT in addresses
acceutiuu NEGRO suffrage. and assured
thn negroes flat thpv did not Do
nose to take from them the electoral
franchise. In Florida this issue has
Ionn henn ,h,ndonrd and tbp Same
NAV I've said as to Louisiana. and we
believe also of Alabama. In Nissis
yjnpj tLe nroycrjntire .Stotc Copstitu.
tjon ,r0s dccJored defcntcd bv tbc dis
t;,o+ ,,ao,,,.,,,,,.o f., M, ,,ol,,.o., Mat tba,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-04-24

~ Lamartiuc WAS asked by a
friend if he did not spend too much
money in advertising. "No,n was
the reply, " advertisements are abso-
lutcIy necessary. Even Divine wor-
ship (icboR Dicu) needs to be advcr-
tised. Else, what is the meaning of
church bells 81
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-04-24

Eff The E0gIc says that the farm
ers in all the region around Water
Valley, arc putting in full corn crops,
and that an unusually large breadth
Of wheat land was seeded in that re
giom last fail, and that the growing
crop is in a most forward aud prom
Using condition. 1t also says that
fun crops Of cotton will he planted.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-04-24

For the largest assortment Of LADIES
and ChnEDEN'S sGgOr.S. AMI 200 -.
cote M B. HESD02FFER.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-04-24

SOUTHERN SENATOR'S REPRESENT
NoBoDY.-A special to the n. O
PicdyUne says:
Sawyer said that the six recon
structcd States had obtained little
or no patronage, and added that a
h Oh officer of the Government (Sec-
Rotary Fish, told him yesterday that
Southern Senators represented no
body, Il I'd were not cntitIcd to patron
age. NIDEX.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-04-24

10 Jackson, Mississippi, has a
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-04-24

"At Walden. one night last
week, Henry Ringer killed James
Doom, by accident, on purpose.
Kruger was expecting difficulty
with another person, and meeting
Doom, IN the darkness, ordered him
to halt. The latter, thinking it only
"a jest, continued to advance, when
he was shot and mortally wounded.
This was u most unfortunate occur
certainly.
We get the facts from the Good.
man Star.
.AIg
%The Clarion says the richest
part of the bogus evidence Of the
Committee Of Five before tho Con.
gressiOnal Committee, is yet to come
and promises to publish it forthwith.
1920 AND ALL EXPENSES PAID
See advertisement of American Shut.
tic Sewing Machine In our advertis
ing columns. [71y.
Go TO CLARK & BALDWIN'S.
sor BOHEMIAN CUsTARD SETS. 0.
Get your Tumblers at Clark &
Baldwin's Mt 5Oc. a set.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-04-24

Go TO CLARK a. BALDWIN'S
for elegant CHAMBER SETS. O..
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-04-24
For BARGAINS, Ladies -houII "a i'm
u,rdintrIy 10 NJ. B. HESD0RFFER.

BeH-Iqst received ut TuHsrALL 4 BALD
WINS, New Spring Good>-Muzambiquc
Linen Lawns, Bereges, White Goods, Kid
Gloves, French CnIicocs, Haudkerchiefs
Hosiery, aud the best lot Of Ladies and
Misses Shnrs ever brought to this market
all At the lowest cash prices. IF
For HOSIERY of all descriptions 20 I'M
nirdinteIv 10 M P. FESDORFFER
~ -
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-04-24

Receipts During the Year 1868,
For Premiums. Extra
Premiums. &c. ISL 196 40
For interest alu 32I %
For iuterest and Rents
Accrued So 4l6 81
20 Ok AN ~
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-04-24

We get the facts from the Good.
man Star.
t.Iu
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-04-24

Get your Tumblers at Clark &
Baldwin's ut 50c. a set.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-20

tt, .N .
Tho lake is calm. crowd Of sunny faces
And plumed heads, and shoulders round and
Are MIRO ed ,n-fhe waters. There are traces
cot meframent in those sweet eyes OF light.
Lie empty hampers round; in shady places
The hungry throw themselves with Tnthless might
On lobster salads; while champagne to cheer 'em
Cools In the brook that muImurs sweetly near 'em.
Green leagues Of park ana forest lie around;
Wave stately antlers in the gl'mmerang distance;
Bp from the dusky arches comes sound
That te Is q story of old Pans existence.
And now In song the summer wind is drowned;
Now comes q call that conquers all fesistance-
dance upon the turf up, up. ips,anterl
A%sy With quar1ied pie and stained decanter.
Small han arc linked and dance divineat tresses,
,aAnd agile feet fly do En- the pleasant glado in
\ sas-zS measure: through the deep recesses
How gaiiy trip they, youth and laughing maiden
The shaken turf 10 swept y silken dresses.
The woodland bree ze with many o jest is laden.
And lips are cured, and naughty heads are tossed,
As none could picture them but Ariosto.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-20
u Il. h1c nAU's
G GOLDR RN REM DIES.

n II. RI G H us
COL DRN RENE DIES.
: ASK FOR NO OTHER, TAKE NO OTHER. AND
you will cave time health and money.
S1tC0 REWARD for any case Of disease in any
stage which they fail to cure. ie 80.
DR.. RICHAU'S GOLDEN BALSAM No. ] cures
Ulcers liberated fore 2 hroat and Mouth FORE
Eyes. Cutaneous or SKIN krupttons, Copper CoIered
Botches, >oreness of the scalp tcrofuIa &c is the
grea1est Renovator, Aleratlve and Blood PariAer
known, removes al diseases from the system, and
leaves the blood pure and healthy.
DR.. RICHAU'S GOLDEN BALSAM No. cuces
Mercurial Affections, kheumntism in all it. forms.
whether Fl om mercury or other causes; gives imme.
diate relief In all cases. No dieting Ii ceseary. I
have thousands Of Certificates proving the miIacu.
ious cures effected by these hemedies. Price of
either No. or No 2 IS per bottle, bottles
$0 ''ia :'.iiJ .t5
DR. R1CHAU's GOLDEN ANIIDOTE. q safe spec
dy. p eesant and radical cure for all Urinary De
ragements, accompanied with full cirectons. Prioe
- 'br. ' RicHAu's GOLDEN Elixir D'AMouR. q
radical cure for Nervous Gem ral Debility in old
or young; impartina ens rgv With wonde ful effect.
Price SIS yer bottle. or two bottles for 50.
On receipt OF price these Itemedies will be shipped
to any place. Prompt atte ntlon paid to all CORES.
dents. None genuine without the name Of CDR
RICHAU'S GOLDEN REMEDIES, D. Y. RICHARDS
Sole Proprietor" blown in glass OF bot Les.
Address =. g 2!CHA.Ds
No. 228 Varick-street, New York
Once Hours from 8 A. n. to P, NJ.
/ p Circulars sent 1y July
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-20
RERG'sU USIvERsAL l. RUSSIAN
ssno!tt y afsrt HEALING sALvE. "a .e,...

+ 4liTs vaLUABLRI REMDDY, HAa rsraerR rRr,
cnres and has Gained tor te IL great
iepnsation The discoverer Of this salve has sppl
sngs stne Crtrnenn War. and has cnrpd dan cerona
WM9nn9s; ~Ma9; IN many casss eonsidered mortal.
secrst or making this alive, from ia arnestsncs q;
nsng u IN Europe and The success attendinR it's ap
pncauon there he has been Induced 70 fntrodnce it
1ho eho have Won, de, BRUISES Cuts Of All
Tndss "a res, felor.s. Scratches Musquito Bites
tros bitten Joints, sore Ii Chiblai y Childrsn's
corbunG complaints on Head and Fa e. are speedii,
enIsc Il has proved great advantage to ladies,
ana as 20 Hiary sdapted for oathered Breasts ore
E acts hko magic IN removing Hollis Pi,npIes. and
.us 9p Diseases, and has been succe ,sfiy
asu M ZOE s,orns bnnio s and Sore Thfost by appy.
aE ~ r1s ~ Tnas tveDisR before going to bed
4. s9T drugglss pripe 25c 600 and 81
rsnos as0 wsfy, N (. None genuine
BAN n AAL!NG sALvR, ,I Ns;s2se oBuwers M,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-20
Miseslaufuus..

OCORES OFCURNs AND BUHIONs
EAvE BEEN CURED RY MONS. BERGER
during the last eighteen months. More can stlll b
so by applying now at No. 20 WhNTWORTH
STREET tus4* 2. rf Jrlv a
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-20

EXpOrts. u. .ts3
PHlI%Dt1PHIA-Per srhr Grace Clfton-l8O 600
Seet Yellow Pine Lumber 70 COO feet Yellow Pine
bALyiMys.r-Per .u. sehr {zeta-Psi- -eso tons Phos.
Chaz1cstOn Cotton hna as Ace siaFlset.
OEtiCb u !Hk C6AkIEalON LAiLp Nk.N>.
ChAaLEsxOn, Monday Evening. July 10. Z
Corron The, ,nasset for tbiAg;asticle was dull.
uith ra ncr 'ess arnaess III Il sa es ss bales.
v's' y So,Ss ~. BOX: 10 at sat e.; at o.
Sat ts4k;i It sS We quote:
4 LrsKRfooL " cIAssIy1oAr5os
orofusaS 20 O.d VI .i,srs ..s. 80 68g
Ni.aDm, Sa Sanng -. ............. .S2N@-
mH'SAns. = J, -. . :, $50. sSS o. .
- Nes York classification We quote;
Mindi' a.s.....s. ,fs.."s9...s. S8Ma-
BSoa b ne wAs- but Atlo ofering, which was
saelA hrrn y. sRh shere were no transasuoun No
quote aon,inaiiy cdmrnon to FIR an caro,ua "a
2A@IX; good 8nsz@o w. ID. .E f t
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-20

1t ls Purely ;.YeSet&ble and contains
nothing Injurious.
The following is one OF thousands of testimonials
that are daily received BY tho Manufactured:
".--' --'' q RICHMOND. VA. November2S 1853.
DEAR fm-3he .tTobacco Antidote'; prepared by
yoq according e the receipt yea have submitted 70
10 purely vegetabe. entirely har lees apd contains
nothipR in the least injurious. s not dsagreeable
to the taste. and az home article, hope you win
oreotions are followed. It Will DO all yon claimed for
It, JOHN DOVE, NJ d.
15- Price 80 cents per Boz. The usual discount
to the Trade. T. r. ~, N -
! A9- For sale by
n@sa 49&- DIR. HI. BAER.
wHotFsALE AGENT FOR SOUTH CAROLINA.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-20
Aiarasets ny ,reIegr r,sa.

i,i Vi, ~ at FOhEfoN MARKETS. if
~ LNEpeu. Suya9-- Noon.-rGo Gonsois. 93k. Bosds
Y 82M .'lA.iew, dnii tuaar, anoat easier. Fno 70.
, ain ~ a.. 1urp. tine 2ss o., @i 4
"a Afteeaoon su9 duh A. 23sl23s ga y ~
5et'Hvt1fag. -cousois 93k. 8onos quiet ana steeaS
~ s1sS = '.'''s. s 9 .s5. ~ T.
LxvRasocTsl yuly 19--N9sp.-- lotion quiet; ,,p-
1sDes a2Nds 0r.csns lsd; iaies eO0ol basss. Rod
WotSx wheat % lda0s 2d.
1stning.-' ottou Quiet; uplsnds 12xd; Oaiesns
1Sd; csc, 5000 baies - ,E
HAWAII Juy 1a--Ths sugar stock IN sho ware
Aossss III A.vsnA ANd n. tanzas T. 8e9,eeo bex~s:
~Seposh OF the aeeA 70 Asesign ports wese seooo