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Per steamship James Adger, from New York
singleton and wiie, Mrs Parker, Mrs A 8
Blake: Miss McMahon, Kissel wifo and child,
Mfss KisselaiD g lGptqng. Mrs cetting, b corson.
DEvln w. Graham, U Turner. d Thomas, Cork.
ley,J LaughlinI GILBERT GU windsor.C Emery
am and wife. cowperthwsit cuttiro, Al
Per steamship Sea Gull; for Baltimore Mrs F E
ChSpeau: " II Jones. d Quilly, Mrs GUILTY siiss
Bell. and Miss Hess. :
Per Ste amer Pilot Boy, Fl ON Beaufort via Edieto-
Mrs Shipper. " Heyward,=E e b Mik-ll. W: whaiey,J d
Ford, III Bailey. Chadwick. and l6 on deck.
=, Fer steamer Eni9s, from qeorpe.own, = C-Mrs
T Preston, A j Isear A Pudigon, MichaIowshy, W
w Shackelford. z 8 lizard. H May u ;Hsrpapdez T
Iflton, Mis-. Titon Niles Butler and servant, Mrs a
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Lonslsnees per, 3 oht nc lbilnn Itallroaa
Scptcmber! 3 afld s10s q, 81
$40 bales Cotton, 50 bales Domestics bales Rags
100 bbls Naval Stores cars Wood. car Lumber, s
holm. caahorn, HerriuR Co, PelIer, Rodgers 4
90. Goldsmith Son. Frost .Adscr. Reeder & Da.
RowligE& Co. waanef E :ste@afts Mowry & Co. "
" STfth. q 1pgrabam & Son. A B Muliigan. q W
WI, Wlit@s CO: Kirkpatrick Wnte. @ d Ahrens
sh1 ri qand edi i1oau:
Consignccs observation-disclosures RAILROAD
septembeEt ay1It bnuo1
% bales Cotton. "a bbls Naval Stores. 20 bushels
hiceI! hhds Bacon, cars Phosphate, Stock, Tobacco
Mdsoa&c. To d stoney, W X Ryan, ] sohirmer
Kendhl Dockery. " Williams & Co, Frost & al.
ger Saitnas7- -Nachmrnn1 1k: eoEG-kIrnholi &
SOD, w Q Bee Co. Pelzer, Rodgers d Co, shuckeI-
lord Kelly: Mowry & Co. Reeder &t Davis, o A
Moses, and Order. ooe ~, n, N 1iI,-.7.' - :
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.ROSADALIS.
Den a's UNIVE sALRussIA
HEALING sAIyE.

THIS VALUABLE REMEDY Has EFFEoIEp
nnumeraoe cures, and has gained for itself great
reputation The dscoverer Of this Salve has applied
itwith eminent succets In thousands OF cases dur
ing the Crimean War, and has cured dangerous
wounds. In mnnv cases considered mortal. =
iMR. e. BERG is the sole possessor Of the valuable
secret OF making this ealve; from bis experience in
using II In Europe and The success attending Its ap.
pcation there. he has been induced to introduce il
into the Upited States 1T RELIEVES PAIN
Ihose Who have Wounds, Bruises, Cuts Of all
tinds, OF Sores. Felons, Scratches. Musquito Bites
Frost Bitten JOINTS Bore Lbs, Chilblai Childrens'
scorhuto complaints on bead and Face, are speedily
cured. 1t has proved nf greit advantage to ladies'
and is peculiarly adspted for pathered breasts sore
legs, &C.: through confinement and othor causes
1t acts Ike magic IN removing Boils, PIpples, and
Cutaneous Diseases. and bss been succos srfnlly
used for Corps, Bunions and Sore Throat by apply
ing externally every evening before going to bed.
For sale by alpdfuRgists. Price 2tc. 60c and 81
per jar. Once No. 800 Bowery. N. 7. None genuine
unless eoun nterstgned Z. BEB0'S UNIVERSAL RUS.
SIAN BRAI1N0 RbLVEs- No $50 Bower New
9Srk. ?Fer sale b JOHN F. HENRY Mob College
Z tri.s4ce, ti4, sew toffk.c 81 stuth. June ~
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ALI ABOUT TIE STATE.

A'SN = r1REs n, spARrANBuRa. 49,. ad
The valuable -four and saw mills Of Mr. B.
NJ. Pollard, situated on LawBon's Fork, nine
miles north OF Spartanburg Courthouse. we're
destroyed by fire on Wednesday night, LIST in
stant. The burning is not supposed to have
been the result Of accident. as there had been
vious., There were neaf two, hundred 6ushels
Of grain and o. valuable. lot OF tools ip. the mill
aEithe time iof: the burnlng.o The estimated
loss is $500. Tho blacksmith shop belonging
was burned on the night following. lThis fire
was supposed toihave originated from the fire
in tho forge ~ i...arn0 Uiuf 20 ~
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Now Yorh Rico n1ark.t

The New York Journal Of Commerce of We6nes.
day. the 9Th Instant, says that there is but
ratio business doing IN Carolina though the made.
quate supply keeps prices steady. We quote sTa
a9Ho. For Rangoon there is fair ,jobbina trude Al
7ha7Xc. but lots In bond are dIficuit to move. We
quote 2Xa3<c, g,ld - s.3 80 r.
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WHKAT-Ihe market has been steady during the
week at Sisl 90 for Mediterranean red 81 TO- amber
ed 70 $3.50 bushels. with receipts of The week of
ls SYs bushels asainst 1858 bushels tho week pre-
The receipts OF wheat for The corresponding week
last year were about 1900 bushels. Tho Quotations
were u 80 for red Is for Mediterranean and 81 90
B.nIEx:-we heard Of shipments to-day Of 500
bushels at 81 90, sacked and delivered In depot.
Macon Market.
MACON, September s-Corros.- Receipts to.,,ov
ooa pa'es; sales ID; shipped 1872. Receipts for tho
week ending this evening 1876! bales; sacs for sa,u
eight days of September. 1878, amounted 10 a5s
bales; receipts for the same time, 1862 smouui to
ySS2 3G;s Saiss; The msrset during the wock ending
soc for middlinRs. To-day. however, the demand
was checked under tho unfaIorabio marie, reports
closed very quiet at soc, nominal, for middiIngs.
MACON COTTON STATEMENT. Sc -
S,ook september lHi, ls6e.... bales. I.tp ITO
Received previously 14IO--2o62
o,;ioI Total; .,................"...... 22s1
5nipPeo Today. ey..................... 1R2
Shipped previously. 1?I0-1I22
Stock on hand this evening. ....... % soo
ColumbIs Market.
COLUMBUS. September ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
scarcity OF currency. has made today a worry dull
one The majority OF buyers could obtain no
money, because Il was not in the banks Thts will
20 supplied TO day or tomorrow. The main orders
from New York were cancelled during the day. and
that market has declined hc AS a couscouepceN
the main cauee being want Of currency sales we're
comparatively light and storages heavy. In the
morning some mtdalipgs brought 3lc, and few
bales OF the Dickson variety so1d for 31Kc. In tho
afternoon. little was done, aud the market declined
half cent. Tho following closing quotations:
Ordinary z7c; good ordinary 38a28Sc; low mid
dlinss 3oc; middlin2s, suHc; good middlings Bic.
Bales 95 bales; receipts 181 bales; shipments 20l
bales.
DAILY STATEMENT.
Stock on hand September I, 1909. I25
neceiVeo to-oay.. ;................." 18l
Received preSiously...... ..........,. 48i-s25
.s..s.....,.. . 760
5uippeo to-uay.... .................... 20l
Shipped previously. ............... 342--5I3
s!oet ssR.sassse 1859. II: ..il ao7
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GamH,frfiaI.

.E { ,Thrsr.re. Exports. 4z4,Is j i. .h1,S.
=, Cotton, ~ bales DoDestics, Al casks Clay 40 600
feet Boards, 10 bales Hiaes. bale Rags and
, Wool Per schr %cnonah-20o tons Pho phate
/ Rock. 1or3..tg aGkT-- : ziiui;;n
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WilminCton Market, ,

WILMINGTON, September 9-spmiYs TunprN.
rNE-An advance Of no was obtained, ana $50
cashs we're taken At39cy 80 ys ee-t3 IS, q 20
RosM--sales Of 295 bbls at 81 90 for strained, 81
for extra No a. and - for No also 90 bbls wndow
glass at 90 10. .u.t -
CnUDn iuaptst1ss .lsaies Of i7e bbls 4. % 80 for
yellow,dIp and % for virgin. :"
TAa-An 'advauce Of 8, took place since our la.t
report and 15 hbls changed haqds at 81 90 per Dbl
COTTON Sales OF IL bales ata1, 81HssII<c for low
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PKoPHIrT,s iIVEn MEnIoj,rl

Dr:: ;PropaitshHavine used this m.aie,no - .na
ciently long to text Its virtue. TO satisfy nv own
mind that y ts an ipya)uable remedy for Dyspepsia
for six 'years-and being persuaded that hundreS;
who now suffer from this annoying compliant would
be signay benefited. as he hds BEEN by its use Nc
recommend TO them the use OF this remedy, WHOM
has given not only himself but several mennbers nj
bis family the grea;estr relief. 90 73G'7. -
A. ,.-,t. a; :. OF the Georgia Conference =
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DE cAIl t:EuL
WHAT MEDICINES
r q, YOU tai &c.

WHEN YOU OUhRREXBaUJIED ny oyELwORK.
OF head or hand. and feel the need OF something IN.
vgorating. don't drink whiskey any intoxca ting
thing, whether under the name Of Biiters or other.
wise. Such articles give just rs much strength to
your weary body aud mind as the whip gives TO the
jaded horse, and no more Alcoholic stmulsnis are
Injurious to Nerve health, and arc ALWAYS followed
by DEPRESSING REACTION.
D0dd's Neryine and InvigOratOr
is TONIC aud GENTLE sTIMULANT which is
NOT attended ny REACTION. What it gains for
You II mnintnirs. When II re freshus body or mind
II refreshes with hnaura strength that comes 10 stay
We are not Recommending teetotasm In the interest
OF any fucton; but long ond extended observation
recupernion, will hndi he keeps at IT, that lie
Is kindlinR 6ro In his. bones which will consume
like the flames Of perditiop. Turn from it Take
tonic that will refresh and not destroy. DODDS
RERVlNE is for saie by all Druggists. Price One
Dollar. See Book OF Certificates that accompanies
eash bottle. 7mos June 25
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.NaahYille Market.

..~.s....i,,s..s. r Nsshyi4e Market. o. lay.t8
/ NASHVILLE, September er.7.-CoTTox.4-The -regr
ssipts q se,.9n " fos the week fo9t up bsles vHh
Gales to-day. oftyo bsIes ordinary st 800, !.
MsHvnLH COTTON srAT1AfxHT.
Received previoudy 81.
shippsiisseayT
.in.ss = ;gi:osi!oo iiu YairlJt % hr5t:a itf.l
psSA on ns1us gtSs. 1.Iv. sJ
FLOUR We shn ropoEs,s Tery active market al
o sIts s6 26se doaSia eaiss g scss III xHisy.
~ R6asI Maoy 90 eoae g. .Ths shtpnsnts duSinK fEs
Fesl have been 100 barrels. inoudtpg s6on-dsyat
entire week. ana deslers have not been able % an
thtir orders. We beard Of receipts Of 900 busheis
Of 2G0 buihcls lools to miller At III OF H bu ,heL -
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.,Doo1.y'cotnva,

gG,.isfIl2 rDooL1 CorarY, GA, APRIL 1857
This is To certify that WAS confined TO tbe hou,e
and most Of the tue to my bed. and suffering The
greatest agony Imaginable With h baamatisrn for
vc monthe, and after trying every available rene.
dy, with no relief, was cured %ifh two bottles oi
Dr. O. 8. Prophiti's Anodyne Pain Kill It, each coat
Ing fly cents only; It rclieyed mo almost INSTANTLY
tharefort recommend II in the highest degree 10
ohefs suffering from similar disease & Il can sav
that Ut 10 one Of the best family medicines now ont
certain. Yours truly, W. "A. FOREHAND, =
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Erngs, GbemifaIs, Gtf.

THE FxcELLENT r EN- z DIES OF O. g.
phOPHITE Ii. D., need no recomm mendatiop-.
their well known power IN removing the diseases De-
Snar to our Southern climate having already eatsb-
ished for them an e7vabie reputation IN deorpIa
and the adjoining statee rs the majority OF nersons
living in the south are predi.po.ed 70 disease Of 10
Liver ~ granted by all intelligent phyeciins thxt
most OF the pains and achea OF our people are due
to org mic or iunctiopa arrangement or that ipor
ni,,. tant organ; Prophins Liver Medicine and Anti.
Tb5y cure the Liver which In nine cases ont OF ZEN
is at the bottom Of the Coughs. Dyspepsii, coic.
Sca Headache; RheuIuatism. Constipation Mem.
sIunl opttrncucne, &c., 80 common anon, our
people. Farache. Todfhache. Aente Rheumsti an
Neuralgia and bodily pains Of every kind Dee beiore
PROPHlTT'a PAIN KILL 1T e.,,
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srANFonpvILLE, PUTNAM couNrY, oct. 1, 1857,
Dr. o.. 8. fiophitt.Desr Sir-1his fs tocerti,y
that havp used your A1ue Pllls for the rlasi ten
single instance with them They alWeys break The
Chile ne nrst day that they ara even. can recon-.
mend them D. being the oest aKuo medicine that
ipg them, as Snipine; 60. in ,.5-l IN, ,.,o,---
|. Yours respectfully. A,wESTBROOK
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,Coy1NoroN. On. JuJv 0 1as7.

i.-yic1. h.'tI CoyTRoTpN, GA, july 8, 1857. i.
Or. PfophiL-Having used yopr Liver Medicine
for more than year In my family, cheertuiIy re-
fecttons, Dyspepsia or indigo estion in any FORM
nlso recommend your Dystnfery Cordial as tRe besi
reueoy Tor thaf dfseake' .t ,s'fli o. +, nO6ERa Il
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|; Dr.. %. g. PfophiH- sfr-f have used Tor tho lsst
two ysars IN my family yo6t Lis Medicine; youf
Pain XIII i, and your Bema1e Topic aud have no
fcars 10 saying that they the boat Ihaye
e,er used fot tins Liver ana 'stouaf eufsgiS and
every Kind ire subdueA by them. ,xf,er nitna tie %
medicines co long cheerfy fdcdnft sns fSsrn to
eoy and every once and 20 aicted ss ihs
.~hleh they afe reeommendsd. IL -
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-10-28
Industrial.

Wheat shipments keep the California
railroads busy this fall
"A dolls shoe factory in Boston has
turned out 1890 pairs this year.
The Virginia tobacco crop is said to
be turning out better than was anticipated
The Central Pacific Railroad earned
1897 800, chiefly in gold in the month Of
September.
San Francisco has taxable property
amounting to S1O0,000,000, and pays near
ly half the State tax.
The farmers Of Salem county, N. j.,
are stocking their farms with long wool
sheep from Canada.
The damage done by insects TO field
and fruit crops annually in the United
States is estimated at over $200,000,000.
The New York female doctors only
Charge half the regular fee for attendance,
and they are beginning to monopolize the
business
The candle manufacturers Of Cincin-
natl will use this year about forty tons of
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-10-28

and | ask every member of my congrega-
ton, if they dare to pray for my ultimate
success, to do so"
The Medical College at Middlesey,
Massachusetts,, having for long time con-
sidered the influence Of public schools on
the health of children, authorized the pub
LEGATION of the following facts as the opin.,
ions of its members:
l. No child should be allowed to attend school
before the beginning Of his 9th year.
2 The duration Of daily attendance Including
the time given to recess and physical exercises
should not exceed four and a half hours FOR the
primary schools. Ave and half hours for other
schools.
3, Their should be no study required ont of
school-unless NJ High Schools and this should not
exceed one hour.
T. Recesstime should be devoted 10 play outside
of the sChool-room--une during stormy weather
and this time rightfully belongs to the pupils,
they should not be deprived OF II except for serious
oenses and those who are not deprived OF should
not be allowed TO spend il in study, and no child
should ever be confined to the schoo-room during
an entire session. The minimum of ess-time
should be fifteen minutes each session, and In
primary schools there should be more than one
recess In each session.
s. Physical exercise should be used In school TO
prevent nervous and muscular fatigue and TO re-
lieve monotony, but not as muscular training, II
should be pracuccd Dy Doth teacher ana cnlulen III
every hour not broken by recess and should he
timed by music. In primary schools every half
hour should be broken by exercise, recess or sing
ing.
g. Ventilation should be amply provided for by
other means than by open windows, though these
should be used in addition TO special means during
recess and exercise time.
Z. Lessons should be scrupuously apportioned to
the average capacity of the pupils, and in pri-
mary schools the slate should be used more and the
books less; and the instruction should be given as
much as possible on the principles of object teach
ing
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-10-28
Religious and Educational.

The New York public schools are ed,
ucating 10000 children.
-Edinburg University will allow la
dies to study medicine, but in separate
classes.
-Wilkesbarre, Pa, has school in
which womans work and housekeeping
are taught.
The Missouri State Christian Con
vention is to be held in St. Louis on the
10Th, nth, and 18th of November.
The trade in school books is said to be
very heavy this fall, and will overrun last
years by 20 per cent
An Italian edition of the Bible has just
been published in Florence--the first since
the Reformation.
This season rs colleges have conferred
/ .70S degrees in course and 212 honorary
and among the latter 81 d. DIS and "a
LII. DIS.
Several of the Yale freshmen were so
seriously injured in their initiation into
the Delta Kappa secret society, at a recent
meeting, that they had to be carried home
in carriages, and one who was tossed in a
blanket broke both bones Of his forearm
about three inches below the elbow.
The Fort Wayne Ind) Gazette relates
that the minister of prominent church in
that city, after preaching for the space of
fiftv.tiye minutes, on Sunday, sat down,
and after consulting his watch said |
find that | have been preaching for fifty
Ave minutes. have repeatedly tried to
curtail my sermons to thirty-fye minutes,
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Incidents and Accidents.

A little girl in Allegheny City, Pa,
recently lost her lie by swallowing some
dye
Evansville, Ind, lately had nine incen-
diary fires within space of twenty-lour
hours.
The new Central School building at
Atchison, Kansas, was recently destroyed
by fire.
A New Jersey school teacher was
suddenly called before the Board, and inn
mediately fell into fatal fever.
"A keg of powder recently exploded in
the hands of a Pennsylvania miner, and
injured but did not kin the holder
A drunken man named Crawford
shot seven or eight children in Buffalo the
other day, with musket, none of them
seriously, however.
While some boys were recently anus
ing themselves pushing cars on the side
track Of the Railroad at Columbia City,
Ind, one of them was run over and killed.
The damage by the great freshet in
the city of Albany is put down at $3.50,
600 In Albany county, including West
Troy, it is estimated to be 100000. Total,
$750,000
"A young unmarried man in Milwau-
kee the other day, while engaged in
coupling some cars, slipped down, and The
cars passed over him, seyering his head
from his boAy.
The wife Of Daniel Horner, near Pyr-
mont, Ohio on making some biscuit, put
arsenic in instead OF saaratus. Her hus-
band died the same day, and she and three
Of her children were dangerously i'll.
\ "A few days ago, in Cincinnati, as a
servant girl was carrying child seven
| teen months old down cellar stairway,
/ her foot slipped, and as she fell carving
/ knife which she held in her hand stood
| point upward on the step, and the blade
| penetrated the heart Of the child, produc.
\ ing instant death.
In June, 1861, a man named Suckman,
4 while driving across the track of the
Wabash Railroad, near Fort Wayne, Ind,
was struck bya passenger train and killed.
/ Five thousand dollars damages were
claimed, and the trial was recently CON
Guided, the jury awarding the damages
/ claimed.
"A young man who was killed the
other day near Cicero, Hamilton county,
Ind, was sitting on fence with coll-
panion, the butt Of tn gun resting On the
| ground. His dog came running ny, and
while attempting. to jump up 10 him, struck
the cock Of the gun, and the load was dis
charged full in the face Of its owner, kill
ing him instantly.
Among the many cases Of innocula-
ton Of dreadful disease by the process OF
vaccination, cited to condemn that process,
is that of young man into whose system
was thus introduced terrible malady
known as lephantiases--one Of the lep.
rosy species. This young man is said 10
have been not long since an innate Of the
Bellevue Hospital.
"A horrible accident occurred few
days ago at the Ohio river bridge at Lou
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isville. Some temporary trestle work
gave way, and six men were precipitated
distance of ninety ieet-two killed,
two MORALLY and the remaining two
slightly injured. On The afternoon of the
same day, man walking between two
piers missed his footing and fell a distance
of ninety-tive feet and was instantly
killed.
In Ross county, Ohio, recently, a
horse got corn.cob about three inches
long, lodged crosswise, Immediately behind
the back teeth, which held his tongue
firmly down, and prevented him from swal-
lowing food After dropping his food
from his mouth four days. during which
time his owner did not discover the cause,
veterinary surgeon was called, who re-
moved the cob, when the animal took to
his oats with renewed vigor
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-10-28
The Fall and It's Dangers.

Animal az well as vegetable life IL powerfully
affected by the great atmospheric change that
takes place in the Fall. But for the flowers, the
foliage and the herbs of the field there Is no help
Their time has come and die they must. II n
otherwise with mar For him the means of re-
Inauguration have been provided by skin and
science TO recruit his exhausted energies and
iortlfy himself against the disorders generated by
the sudden depression Of temperature and the
unwholcsomc exhalntione Of Autumn, let him tone
hie nervous system, inyigorate hia digestion and
give edge TO his appetite with r ETETTER's
STOMACH BlTTERS. lie may tA,. .4ce the
morbid influences Of the season fcorlessy The
chilling night dews and heavy morning mists will
have no power to make him shi, ~ and burn, TO
affect his liver, TO disorder hi, stomach or his
bowels, TO rack his Joints with rheumatism or to
render any latent element of disease in his system
active and dangerous, To the sufferer from gen
cra debility. whether constitutional or arising
from other causes-this potent vegetable specific
IL earnestly recommended And LET IL be remem
bcred that physical msatncSs opeas M d1or 10 al
D,li1itts Vigor Is the chief defence OF the human
structure against all causes Of disease, and Hos
LETTERS BlrrERs may be truly pronounced the
safest and snrcst Of all inyigorants II Is the most
genial of all vegetable tones, and is admirably
adapted to the wants and weaknesses Of the more
delicate sex, as well as to the ailments Of men.