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Iurpentihe dull az 49Ha50. Rosin quiet; strained
81 AK; good 50 81; No. 50 76a2 80 Freights un.
chanRed Money after great activity closed easier at
per cent In currency to gold. Discounts 1910
s'eriing hrmer at 7sSa7Ac. Gold weak at 32x.
sto3ks closed strong Cove nments closed dull but
- 62's 20. Southern quiet
BAfTIMoaE, April 13.-Cotton steady at 28a28kc
Flour active and firm. Wheat inactive: receipts
small. Corn, receipts emall-white 85a86o. Oats
firm or. Provisions hrmer-unchanged. Lard quiet
Wbiakey 92c.
CINCINNATI April 13.-whiskey firm at 600. Mess
pork 3l-no demand. Bacon shoulders held at 49,
clear sides 16sl, sugar-cured hams I8a19c. Lard
held firmly ct 1S-offered 17Ac
ST. LOUIS. april IS " Whiskey unchanged Pork
inactive ut $30Ha$3i. Bacon more active; shoulders
1Sa14; clear sides 16Aa16Z; sugar-cured hams 20.
Lard l7h.
LOUISVILLE, April 13-Pork $50. Shoulders 1917;
clear Sides 17H Lard 1SZ. Whiskey 91a92
WILMINGTON, April 13.-Spirits turpentine steady
at 44a45. Rosin quiet at s5a8. Crude turpentine
steady at 81 eoa2 70. Tar steady at 50 so. Cotton
dull, nothing doing.
AUGUSTA, April 13-Cotton firm; sales $40 bales;
receipts 22o. Middlings 27 cents.
SAVANNAH April l3.-C Cotton firm and in fair de-
mand; sale 900 bales. Middlings 27% cents. Re-
ceipts $50 bales. Exports to Liverpool 4OO7 bales
MOBILE, Apra; iS.-COtton demand fair, market
firm; sales TOO bales 200 after the clio yesterday;
low mddlings 26Ia27. Receipts SOC; exports 124.
NEW ORLEANS, April 13 3-Cotton sitter towards
the close; middngs 2sAa2sh; sales 1900 bales; re-
ccipts S1ce; exports $780, The receipts swelled
this week by arrivals from Memphis. Gold 32H.
Sterling AM; commercial 41Ma41s; Now York sight
exchange q premium. Sugar Gull; common Sail j;
prime 1917 Molasses scarce, no prime offering:
fermenting 52ha55.
Interior Cotton Markets.
SELMA. April 1O-Sales 200 bales; mldd ling 25s
Demard light, market closing quiet. but firm at
quotations.
MACON, April 10.-CoTToN.-The market to-day
was firm, wi h good demand. We quote middlings
at 26c Receipts to-day IS bales; shipments 90 bales;
sales 80 bales.
Selma Market.
SELMA. April o.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand september /, 1858 ,.. .llO
NtcetVeo tnlS week. 3JS
Received previously ......... 81 685-S1 918
Total: l:............... ............. s2.O2s
Smpped this week. ................. 606
Sh1pped previously. .26, 045-26 $50
Stock on hand April 8. 1869. 9............ 5,375
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WALTER, MY BOY.

Here comes man who was once lich He had
friends, and money. and loving family, and posi-
ton, and influence, and selfrespect ard integrity.
and future of usefulness before him But, NV
boy, he don't look like 1t now He was elected to an
important Office. he forgot the lessons his good
mother taught him. and was asked by designing
politicians to sell his vote to party Of swndlers: he
could not for the life Of him give articulation to that
Little word. and 60 he fell.
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HOW OFTEN DO WE HEAR THE COMPLAINT.

HOW OFTEN DO WE HEAR THE COMPLAINT,
From mother and father that the son or daughter is
not well; that they have no appetite; that they feel
languid; that tho head aches all the time; that they
are grcwng thin and feeble, and TINT they have no
life nor energy left. And the questions are often
asked. What shall do for them What shall give
thcms Cur answer is. let them try Plantation BIT
ters moderately. three times o day. and our word
for It they will recover.
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1MalrjulfI -,Mrtus.
Arrived Yesterday,

Steamship Manhattan Woodruff. New York-left
Saturday. r M. Mdse To James AdGer Co. d
aiken b Gp. II Abrahanns Sons. d AiEnaI D A
ANIME, y ARCHER: d Armstrong. F Borner, II
Brown, p Bisehof 3 Co, M BRISTOL II D Burkett
later. Conrtenay, t Cordes. @ connor.,r d clancy.
ohafes 4 %. Drake, F 4 Due i DAILY. Douglass
Miller. B Duval & Son, Dowie & Noise, y >Fair-
ly II Co, A w Eckel b Co, d Fleming 60. Fer
guson, b Feldmsnn & Co, II urchgott Bros, W. Cur
q asrdts 60. Goodrich. wine%an 4 Co. Hsa. q aoet.
ting. 4 = Holmes K seath; a 4 aunt H HiIlep:
johnson, Hurkamp & Co, A I1hDg, Johnston,
Crews & Go. Jennings. Ihomiinson & Co. Kinsma,i
Bro. Knox. DAILY Go. Kressel, Jr. L,tschgi.
Luhn; Z Ko1nahrens Laueey & Alexander. eng
nick 4 sell. l. Iorenzt. II Muller. L Mann, Il Mar
n AaSs s1 Ms
e. KSs oSs sops g. ss ssn
R,eeke 4 Schaohte ) Ruaheinaer. Harty. ID htsn.
chen. Miss sweetland. stenhouse 4 Co, y spear. W
smyth, E scott. Southern Express Go. G w Etefens,
J II Vollers. Wrhnaton co. Walker. Evans q
GGogsw,s,l C Werner % wu;a uSssr Webb Wing
W Whilden y Co. W Yates O Railroad agent.
N Railroad Agent. and others.
fort. Hilton Head. &c. sundries. TO Ferguson.
Rollins. Mrs whipper. W M Bird Co. F Lopez.
1 stesmsr Enaiiiss Davis, M aeorseso~n, O. bales
Cotton u tie t.eises C Rce and ssndrtes y 70 snsokel-
ford Il Kelly, E ChAnbern. Haig, III Dawson,
@ w Williams q Co, Mrs A Farr, H Klatte d Co,
q A Trenholm Son, r Pringle, Screven g. Mis-
|. bet, and others. .e ..42 &S-
Cleared Yesterday.
stesnship Charleston, Berry. New YORK. James Ad-
ger & Co.
scbr Hattie coornbs. Jameson. New York. A Ena-
sahr d Irwin. Atkins. BALTIMORE -Rislsy oreigh-
ton.
schr Magellan. araann. stockton. sMs-Rislsy 4
sohr 8 v Mcgee. Ke.ohum. Providence. 1--H "
Baker 90. nj
H N+~ Sailed Yesterday. s
Steamship ChallestoR. Berry, Mew York.
Bchr N Hawkins. Wyatt, Boston. .,
Schr 81 Naylor. Albertsen, et0n
schi Ella Mstthewes. McElwee, PhiIadolphia
fchr q Irwin atkins. Baltimore
Rnhr Minnie, smith, Jacksonville Fla. Si
Steamer Dictator, McNeHy, -PAJatka. via Jaekaoa-
Sssss, EernAaainn Sad Savannah. y y:
,H f5a'Y2 WFoMA this POrs. s.-s~s3s
Brig w Parks. Parker, Gcorgssown.,B O. April q,
echr EmmA Anthony. Georgetown, b g, April 8.
6chr Allen. Ahens GeorRotown, 3 O, April u. n
sallea Sor szaas HSrs.
Rteamship Maryland, Jchpaon. from Baltimore,
tA April TO- .&s
6hApnews by TeAographo sn.
SAVANNAH, april S--Arrived, steamships Mont
asnaery and San Selyadcr frem Naw York, and Ton.
Aty. IA C I AnN
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THEY WHO ARE RICH.

Are they who mind their own business. Find hap.
py man or woman, and the affairs of another trouble
them but little II is none of your business If the
minister kisses one of the sisters. Of the
tors thus sautes the minister It cannot effect you
when man you know calls girl you don't know
or one you do. What II there is kissing behind the
door, in tunnels. and when the night is dark at the
vestibule Of the church. even ever the gate. Would
you not do the same thing II the chance was offered
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''1 WENT TO THE LAND OF STEADY HABITS"

wanted to hand several "bricks'' down to pos.
tertty, and was told by father that with New Eng
'and girl tor wife, could raise children grow
moro onions. SKIN more ees. sing more psalms.
kn w mo,e OF what was going in the neighbor.
hood. hear more scandal. sleep less nights, have
more relatives. eat more beans. love myself and hate
Others more, and get more out Of dollar than any
other sort Of woman in this happy country socaed.
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ConslE noes per south DINA railroad
April 13.
294 bales Cotton, 81 bales Domestics 19e bbls Ma
val stores, cars Wood. To Il uroad Agent. John
ston Crews & co. Marshall s. Burge. Reeder & ia
Wis. PelEer. Rodgers co, Bowling & 60, j Sail.
mas Frost Adger. Kinsman Howell, G w Will
60. 1hurston Holmes. j Prirge, w q Courtney
4 Co. kirkpatrick & Witte A b Multi IAN, W Ryan,
and G w Steffens
Consignees per Northeastern Railroad
April 13.
IA bales Cotton III bags Rough Rice, "a bbls Ma
val Stores, cars Lumber, Tobacco Mdse Ac 10
stonev, w Ryan, A Smy,h, Frost & Adger, W
Shepherd Eagle FIRE Engine &C, But er, G Follin,
f w Emanuel, Goldsmith & Son, Cald well & Sons,
Lieut. Coz sullivan, G Pi gree. 81 Granger, W
Williams & co, ard M Mannheim.
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LIST OF VESSELS
OF, CLEARED Ar;D SAILED FOR THIS POhi i.

FOREIGN
LIVERPOOL.
Ship Winthrop. Stewart, cleare d.. M arch 8
The Royal Charlie Anderson, sailed. M arch
Inc CNfton, -, up. .darcn 40
Dark Helen Sands. Otis, sailed. March l6
NAyAGURZ,
Schr Ellen. Carr, up to sail March rs
MATANZAs.
British schr Lion, Mcclellan, up. .,.March
MESTGO
BOSToN.
Brig VIM Robertson, Reed. up........... March 4
Sohr Sarah Hammond, Wiley, cleared March 80
schr NJ Bonnoy. small, cleared. ........ March %
Echr James A Crocker Cur1ier. up. March 80
PORTLAND,
Schr Martha Maria Dean, cleared. March q
YORK
Schr j Nj Morales, Newman, ,up............ April G
Sehr Argus Eye, Tbompso' up. April
Schr Ida Richardson Bedell, cleared. ...April
Schr Col Cook. Bearse cleared March 18
Schr jessie Clark, -. up. Mare b II
Schr Mary Stow, Rankin, up...... March 81
PHILADELPHIA
Echr Watauga Lawrence, cleared ......... April s
BALTIMORE.
Steamship Maryland Johnson. sailed...... April 10
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ARE YOU DYsPEPTIC,

Nervous, jaundiced, low spirited, weak or are you
sick and don't know what ails you; tbe ON try Planta
ton Ditters and our word for It, 1t will cure Won
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Men,Ora nG -.
MemOra
PORT OF GEORGETOWN. 8. c., TO APRIL II.

ARRIVED.
April 6-Brig Tanaier. Rose, Savannah Ga.
April 7-Br,g Char Wesley Nicllpls. Thor, ...
ton, Me: schr r"'""''' -. rc.. no.
l,,.p April Brig w II Parks Parker. Baltimore via
charleston, Il G; sohr hmma hony, Charleston.
april I1-Schrs p Allen, Allen, Charleston; Luck,
Folsom, Elizabeth City, q.
CLEARED.
April 6--orig George, >wau. Bath, Mo; fcbrS
LIZZIE Carr, Gi christ Boston; Whehouse, Farm.
ham, New York; Thomas. -. Charleston, SC.
April 1i-schrs Campbell Terry, arunique;
Leila, Foss, Belfast.
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do YOU GO DOWN TOWN TONIGHT, NY PET 2"
mo darlings have labored enough to-day. Why
ehould flee from home, from happiness from thee2
Life is full short to love- too short to squander.
love the photograph Of my reart too we'll. No dar-
ling, my ht art is here here let me keep company.
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"a . -
AND he HAD A FEMALE our1n

AND HE HAD FEMALE CHILD,
Whose name was Hexa Brghtwater. and who was
twentsnine years old; who wore red stockings, red
garters, metal tipped shoes. preen spectacles, and
the prettiest red hair the world Sc. eyes on or
ipto Hexa true New England gal. chewed wads of
pine gum. and sweetened her broth with onions
Hexa wasn't so much handsomer than doll as TO
make the doll faint but she intelligent in fact in
teigence was her best hold but one; she was great
on making baby garments, and had her trunks FULL
packed away, that she might be ready as willing
when the evil hour drew Nigh she trusted it would
from year to year. @
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IF THE LADIES BUT KNEW
JAMES MARSH, ESQ,

No. 16s West First-street, New York, says he
has three children. The frat two nre weak and
puny. his wife having been unable to nurse or
attend them; but abe has taken Plantation Bit
ters for the last ten years. and has child now rs
months old, which she has nursed aud reared her
self and both are hearty and we'll. Plantation Bit
ters is invaluable to mothers
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PLANTATION B1TrERs

Are always pure, reliable They strengthening
and invigora,ing and are Exhausted Natures great
restorer. As an agreeable and pleasant tonic and
appetizer, they cannot be excelled.
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PLANTATION Buffers.

1s made from pure ot. Croix Rum and Calisaya
Bark (known the world over for it's curative proper
ties). and will fortify the syst m against disease
caused by change OF water and dict If you are in
ened to dyspepsia, try 1t. If you have the ch,lls
and fever or any kudred disease. by all means take
Plantation Bitters. hey are sold by all druggists
Of repute.
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Qonl nlerfial.

EKpOrtS. y4r
STOCKTON. ME-Per schr Magellan--7s.00o feet
PROVIDENCE, I-per .schr W Megee-lss. 900
II feet Lumber.
Cotton. rs tierces klce rs casks Clay, IA bales
,ss
Pine Lumber. 10 O0J feet Ilmbar
BALTIMORE-Per schY Lwin-260 tons Phos
phate Rook.
)FFICR OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
CHARLESTON. Tuesday Eyenina April 10. I
CoTTON-Thers was fir and eteady inquiry
for the staple. and the transactions were ut firm
rates. Gales about 900 bales. viz at 26, s3 at
10 ct 27 - at 2T rs ct 2yH. 1o2 ut 27. ~ at 2ec
We qcote
LIVERPOOL CI.AssrPI0ArIoN.
Ordinry 70 good ordinary. .... ..28X027
s!.ssa a!lssaaSns:;
Dtssoe mac"nAB..-...... ........Z6 G.
BY New York classic Hcatirn we quote:
Low mlddiing. ...............2ahS27X
Aloohn8. ...s.,......s..........Z0 .Z0 C.
RIoE The transactions in this grain were re-
stricted under the arm rates Of factors: salee Al
tercss Of clean Carolina, say II eroes ut 7c "a ut
s4o . fb We quote common TO fair clean Carolina
at 7A0sH. good sN0sKo " n. ...e,f
sa@sksEs NY g@asEg&pa.
EoAEIQN NARKETa .
LONDON. April 18--Nooa .---se seouriHes, unchanged.
Sugar quiet and steady. .~z~.~x~
Lvenroon. april 1s--N -No6n-- Cotton 1rmer. but
not higher; uplands latd; Orleans 1870; sales 10,
bales " *-s ~
81 fAHSrnoon. .--BreadstnAs tlechning.. Red Western
whaas 8, 3d. Corn 2es. FS,ur 8as. Karns and f.
biies hrmsr.
gv~nina---Ootson nlossd active; up'ands 1875
1aAd; anoat iaK; Orleans 1skalsha; Gales Il, ,eeo
haass Corn 49, ~
HAyas. Apsil 1a Cotton s9sned steady--on tho
|&Fs NJ EoMHsrIc MARxxTs..Y fS
Nxw yes=, ARA .s-;2zSone Mousy aetive at
ana cornrnis scdzs. assr,ing 7M.> cola sax. Got
ton Arm as ssxAosK. Tarpsns,ns quiet az 1saAsx,
Rosin unchanged Ss y, ~ III st s4s -4sE
Evenings---ecssan Arns; Isases $3.50 bales q asNa
max. Flour dull; super State sS S0s6s connnon to-
fair extra southern eS 3Oa7. Wheat Dull. Corn
more active ss " decline, nnixea Western. new. sya
60. Pork asQa at go s5A80 81. Lard Arm al Iexa
10. whistsy deoMned. o.. Ries Quiae sugar sts4dy.
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PLANTATION BITrERs.

This delicious cordial and fine tonic is now hailed
by thousands the great health giver and re-
storer. Resolve to buy bottfe, and don't sleep on
1t. Be wise in time. Sold by all druggists.
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A WINE GLASS FULL

OF Plantation Btters, taken three times day. before
each meal, will make the fame Of life again burn
brightly. and illuminate once wretched existence
For ladies it is an elegant and gentle shmulant just
such as they require.
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bMAwmevvs by grehowranIiiao

SAVANNAH, kpril ls--Arrived, steamships Mont
gGzdeEy and San salvador frem Nav York, and Ton.
amanda from Philadalphia.
OloaYed, ship Iedy Russell for liverpool; bark
Mentviiie for Lvsrpool schr Grace Gadier for Prov
tdence.
wsaxhsr cool. wilma INV.
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WIN atttAnd 10 Renting ard Collecting Of Rsnss
and purchase and sa'e or 2htocks. Donds, Gold,
silver and Real Rstate. rg,f :.
ALSO,
TO tho Purchase OF Goods and Supplies for parties
In the country upon roasonable tesxns.
GHon0E L. Hox.Akn0. ...... .ALNEAMDRR MACBETH.
Jatuary1 s-~
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E9e,Laa aEs ~ nlACBETH,

GENERAL OOMMIssION AGENTS.
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~ U u II US
CELEBRATED
Horse and Cattle Powders.

haAS oASA no LIZ xN
l. o w w A T Il r,
HFAVES. Coughs.
Distemper. FEY ers.
Founder, Loss Of,
Appetite and Vital
Energy, &c.
It's use improves
the Wind, inoreAs-
es the Appetite
gives o 8 m 90 t h
and Glossy Skin
and transforms the
miserable Skeletons
into q Ane looking o,
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Reviews.

SERMONS ON THE FAILURE OF PRoTEsTANrrsM
AND ON CATHoLICITY. BY Rev. Ferdinand G..
Ever. 3. J.. D., Rector of Christ Church.
New York %. Appleton & Co. For sale by
John Russell.
DR.. Ever has succeeded in producing o
sensation. He is Ritualist OF the brand
new type, who oreates church out Of his
own fanoies and commits all others to the
unoovenanted meroies Of God. He ia a
Protestant opposing Professionalism; he is .
Catholic opposing Catholicity; he is SEQ
tartan inveighing against the aects. HIS
lectures are medley Of inooherent extrav-
agances. He assigns to his opponents
opinions which their symbolic books ex-
pressly repudiate; he does not hesitate to
attack the tenets Of his own church; he is
even inconsistent with himself Accepting
substantially the Tridentias Theology, he
rencnaces the authority ON which that sys.
tenn reposes. II his career has not vet
been arrested, the reason Is because Il has
the zigzags and swoops and returns Of q
swallows fight. He objects to the broad
church as rationalistio, yet accepts Dsr-
wins theory Of Creation by Development" !"
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THE CHAMBER or COMMERCE yesterday
paid to their President, Colonel A. o. An
drews, on the occasion of his relinquish-
ment of the executive office, tribute at
once graceful and deserved. For more
than twelve years he has directed with sig
nal ability and zeal the interests which the
Chamber has made her own and the res0s
lutiens of that body but give public and
formal expression to the high esteem in
which each of it's individual members holds
the character and services of their veteran
chief. Seldom, indeed, is it the good for
tune of any organiz alton to have possessed
for so long a-period o presiding officer en-
dowed alike with the qualifications for the
discharge of the varied and important
trusts committed to his charge, and with
that rare tact and spirit which ever rend er
his presence 30 genial an element at the
social BOARD.
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an accident, when five mon passed the window
ana peeped in eagerly, but seeing the clerk at
his post and his face indicative OF surprise,
they hurriedly passed on and disappeared. An
examination Of the premises was made, and in
the desk close by the clerk bullet such as is
used in air-guDs was found imbedded. No
report OF firearms was heard.
"A statement has been published Of the ex-
penses md profits of a frst-class travelling
circus and menagerie. The season with this
entertainment lasts from the first of April to
the last Of October. Nearly three thousand
miles wero travelled over in that time, an ave.
rage OF eighteen miles being made on every
day the show moved at ALL Ninety people
draw salaries from the p1oprietors in various
capacities. The expenses for hotel bills, 2o7
days, were $22 448 for people, $27 O22 for sta
bling and feeding stock. The animals reuuir-
ed o hundred and fifty pounds of beef day.
The total expenses were about $500 day, and
reached in the aggregate $141, GOO. The total
receipts. on III show days, exceeded this
amount by $53. 100 but from this profit the ex-
pense of wintering the animals must be de-
Quoted.
1t was recently stated that Swiss mro-
naut, with an experience Of twelve wears in
ascensions, has recently arrived at New York
to carry out his plan Of crossing the Atlantic
through the air. He has brought with him in
complete readiness the balloon in which he
proposes to make his journey. 1t is Of pecu-
liar shape, and OF the following dimensions :
95 feet in height, $50 feet ia diameter; capacity
for gas 125, 900 cubic feet. The car being made
of bamboo, and in the shape Of o house, re-
sembles O long bamboo hut and will If ia
stated, accommodate as many passengers as
desire to go upon the voyage. The mronaut is
desirous Of starting at as esrly date as possi-
bic, and at all events before the return Of warm
weather. His reason FOR this is that the bai-
loon would suffer a dangerous loss Of gas by
expansion in the heat Of warm suns,
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and Perthe's assertion that man is one hun
dned thousand years old. He objects to the
high ohurch because it is ga FOSSIL" yet he
holds to the real presence, the life giving
saoraments and the apostolioal succession.
He renders fealty to Anglicanism at the
very moment whetS the authorities of that
ecclesiastical realm have suppressed the
practices which, in his estimation, are of
primary Importance as the notes of Catho-
licity. 1t is not our part to discuss any Of
these subjects; nor, indeed, do they call for
discussion in such connection. AS whole
these lectures, if judged by their spirit,
are not so much anti-Catholic or anti Pro-
tcstant as anti Christian.
New ORLEANS JOURNAL OF MEDICINE. Edited
by Drs. Bemiss, Mitchell, Herrck and Lo-
gan. January 2, 1869. No. / Carondelet-
street, New Orleans.
This number begins with carefully pre-
pared article of DR.. William Hutson Ford,
on the antagonism of catarrh and yellow
fever The argument is based upon the
recorded observations of forty years. A
similar relation to that which obtains be-
tween yellow fever and oatarrh is suggested
as existing between the latter disease and
Asiatic cholera. DR.. Joseph Jones, of the Lou
isiana University, gives an account of the
symptoms, origin and changes of hospital
gangrene. The outline exhibits the results
of large experience in the Confederate
hospitals. DR.. Samuel Logan has discover
ed new law in regard to the evacuation of
absoesses; they move in the same direction
as the astorial blood current. DR.. Starley
contributes practical suggestions in regard
to the Introduction OF medicines into the
system under the skin. DR.. Hall, of Mobile,
advocates the rise Of the Thermometer in
disease, and shows the effects of belladonna
in the arrest of erysipelstous Inflammation.
DR.. Smith, Of Elyton, deserves medal for
the inconsequential and funny article which
succeeds. The correspondence and quar-
terly records are interesting and various.
The general reader will be glad to learn
that protective against insects has been
discovered by jaeger. He says that the
ture prepared by maoerating one part of
Pyrethrum rosin in four parts of diluted
alcohol, and then thinned with ten parts of
water and applied to the skin, will protect
one at least twelve hours from flies, mosqui-
toes, ants and other insects.
FAMILY TREASURY OF SUNDAY READING. T..
Nelson & Sons, London. Sold by S. Fogar-
tie, Charleston.
well, edited monthly, containing tales,
poetry, brief sermons and also extracts for
the smaller members of the family circle
There are four discourses in the present
number, all by distinguished men-Arnot,
Martin, Siddon and Macnab. The third
deals, in his scholarly way, with faith and
Intellect.