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The union Democrat., 1869-07-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
CHOLERA.
HOW TO CURE 1T.

AZ the commencement OF the disrrhaa, which always
precedes an attack OF the cholera. take teaspoonul
the Pain Killer in sugar and water (ho If conveniently
and then bathe freely the stomach and bowels with tha
Pain Killer clear. Should the diarrhra amps co1n-
ne repeat the dose every fifteen twenty rinutes till
the patient is relieved. In cases, or moro
teaspoonfus may be giyer at dose,
The Pain Killer internal remedy, has equal.
In cases of Summer Complaint, Dyspepsia, Dysentery.
Asthma. it in night, by taking it Internally
externally appliedo bad Sores Burns Scads Spans
For Tooth ache, don't fail try it, In short il Pain
Killer.
The Pain Killer is sold by ell dealers In Family Medi.
cines. .ss.-. ....
E1- Medical Advice.-DR wa X DoaERTY'S
Medal and Surgical Institute s becoming SINE QUA NON
te the welfare a State aud health Of citizens
and his rapidly spreading reputation although NAV ca
cite surprise is but the signal of sh and follows MS tho
natural effect of such cause. We personally ac
quanted with gentlemen who have scfered for years u
der chronic disease and who had OF
available means that promised relief but viii
until they they called npon DR. Doherty who
IDLY short space of time has given them relief II
gratifying 10 announce this fact because the Doctor il
gentleman whoseeks not by defamaton Others 20 es-
tablish his reputation to the of his
own upon the ruin Of another's fame The Doctor con-
ducts his institute in such that bs ratfy
ing TO all his patients lie examines advises and recon
mends without charge and the patient ait er hearing his
terms for treatment can accept reject pleasure In
no case does the Doctor make charge unless he ety
cure This he is able TO do. because lie the conf
dence which long experience has given and no dcnb e
consolation which appertains to that Unence Persons
afflicted with either accute chronic disease would do
well TO consult the Doctors all no harm
for consultation he asks fee; does he insist ON
obedience to his advice unless the patient places bmsef
under MS care His Offices Sacramento street
poste the Pacific Mail Steamship ofice.-S. Z. NEWS
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HALLS SARSAPaRILlA, YELLOW
DOCK AND I0DIDE OF POTASS
CURES NEURALGIA, SCR0fUlA,
BOILS, G0VT, FEMALE WEAK
RESSES, CANCERS, RHEuMAT-
IC AND MERCURlAL PAINS, AND
ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM
DIS0RDERED STATE OF THE
BLOOD OR LIVER.
SOLD BY ALE DRUGGISTS.
.f.. s E-.a SeplQ
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~YHE DAILY NEWS.
.B.w.re OF the Mirror"

Hs murmurs the VOW that for days to her dreaming
HOP - tendeiest prophecies tod
He Hnds ner find snswer In looks thss are oeSnns
Their love bsnesth shes OF gold
The chamber Is vacant the moment oefclous,
Wuat & zsr the secret may snaret-
Vat beware Of tha mirror, the treacherous mirfof,
Young lovers, young lovers, bewaref
-, ~ 3D.. -:
Grief tinses her joy, and in sad meditation
She hearkens iaint bloom on her cheeks,
IA bitterly, now, OF her lottier station,
He proud hearted kindred he speaks.
so love, iflong sbsenee and sorrow shall part US,
InUolats faith will you ga ear 2" .,-,'
psyAre Of the mirror the treacherous mirror,
= Young lovers. young lovers, beware
For mirrors are genuioe gossips, AID labor
In lustrousy soclable way,
With speed teeeraphlc from ueighbor to e'ghpor
AL passing evouts to convey.
And this that benolds You will publish its tid1ngs
Attentive NO detal to spare.
Beware Of he mirror. the treacherous mirror,
: Poor lovers, poor lovers, beware!
Already the chamber adjoining contesses
Their secret with cold unconcern,
Revealing rninutal, hls LAVISH careeses,
Minuteiy her gsntle return;
And one whom the me ciless image arns1es
Oonfconts 1t with ma alvel:lng air
Beware OF the mirror, the treacherous mirror,
Poor lovers, poor lovers, beware!
oh, few are The secrets, however we prize them'
lhat long undiscovered remain
This curious world has charm wncn deneS snelA
a speI 70 unravel tie skein
The ;iztener crouches woen least We suspect him,
= 1he epy when least tAnci9d bis ,nnre, .,f-, =
And slvsyr Il seems Of life's treacherous mirrors
Too u is ths warntnS-oeware
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Markets by Telegraph
FOREIGN MARKETS,

LONDON, July 1-Noon.-Oonsols, 927S. Bonds,
soA. Sugar on tho spot Armer; aaoat steady.
Evenirg.-rhe increase of bullion in the Bank Of
Fnglsnd is fs5, ,0os.
LIVERPOOL, July y1-Noon.-cotton a shade 6rmer
uplands 19,5a12Ed; Orleans 12sal2<d; sales u 600
bales. Corr. cd 29s; new ats
Evsuing.-Co on q shade irmer; u2anis 12Ed;
Orleans 12a<d; aes II 0J0 Breadstuff. frnner.
Naval stores dull. hers unch 'nged.
HAvRE, July 1.-Cotton armer. not higher.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YoRx, July l-Noon-M Money quiet, active
at 7, with y com n.sion. Sterling OK. Gold SIX.
Flour 5a,Oc lover on Shipping gra les. Wheat lace
better. Corn 4 shade bet er. Pork SS21S. Lard
dull. Cotton quiet. firm at SAC. lurpentine
steady at 4lAc, sosln quiet common strained
81 25; goo strained S; 20. Frc'gIts hr.n. stocs
strong.
Evening Cotton es actiy. aui firm; sales 290o
blle. a 3415c. Flour. wheat and corn firm a!
noon advance. Pork over. new s32 ,33 25: Cd $31
a3 s5 Lard shade ea+ier. ketto 191 s!Oc. Wins.
ke7 steaiy at 95sS,. Groceries dull. N'yl' 5 ores
quiet but fi-me. Governments closed ca icr out
sL.ady Money C o.ei att, with u - commission.
Sterling sk. Gold S67s Stocks weaker AM rr-
ted.
DAI1n1oRE. july Cot On firm at &c. Flour
q ,iet and STEADY. Whelt-prime 81 40 As Co n
dull-wute 9J.9Gc; yellow $500. Pork quiet at s34
Shon ders Is: Lard 2ac HhIakey 81 01al 03
CINCINNATI. July 1.-Wniskey o2c Pork s32 80;
few sellers Bacon quiet aud nru. Shoulders liza
l4,xc; Gear SIDE, 49,. Lard 19c.
IT LOUIS. July l Provisions q1iet Pork Sss
a3y. Shoulders 14lSc; clear elies 1916. Lald
nomi al. lec.
LOUISVILLE July 1-Proyisions steady. Pork ssS.
Shoulders l4,l4xc; clear 81 les ls1c Lari TX
NuhusaroN. July i.-,lirts oi turpentine Hc
higher. 3sc. Rosina shsde iRher 81 7Oa1 u. Crude
t,ret s26 as Tar stesSya at ,225.
AUaUsrA, in l-Cotton. mIr let quiet tu firm ;
mlddHDg 32xc; sales 80 Dales; receipts AZ pa.es
sAvARHAH. July l.-Cotton mlrkes continues
nrm receipts bjes; sales 80 ,a,cs; exports $50
bales.
AvBux July 1.-Dem md limited; closed quiet:
:. ?, bscs; low mid lin Sic; receipts SO bLes.
NEW ORLEANS, July L-Cotton quiet; middiog
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THE CHARLESTON MARKET.
uarm xExx xspne July !, 1859.

TaR C1oPs Tho planting interest throughout the
South has experienced, during the week just closed
Acontinuzt,on Of tue hot md dry weather previous
y prevailing, and the cotton plant, under Its in.
Ausnes, hes exhibiteds steady ard gratifying oeve-
cpmsnt and favorable crop reports have been re-
ceived nom nearly all quarters. The atmospheric
conditions which have been experienced for several
Weess past wll II not interrupted BY the course O.
uture ever TO- have most beneficial efecr giving
the most favorable cotton yield possible under the
present status Of affairs. ~
Ths corn crop. although generally looking well,
has reached thst condition OF its growth which win
require carly and refreshing showers IN order tc per-
feet the yStn, and unless such timely rains are Sc
cured the yield WIN be seriously lessened.
The CROP also, in several OF the rivors, stands
In urgent want Of q supply OF fresh water. and the
yield In many eases wall be seriously diminished ur-
less an early rain 10 secured.
TIE COTTON MARKsT-The market for this article
for The week under review has exhibited hrmer
and somewhat advancing tendency. The staple in
ahe English market which opened at 12ad improved
tol2X@l2Ka; ;st New York. which commenced at
3Setha staple advanced to Slx9s4K. and at This
pcfntnaddlng uplauds, which began at Sic, stif.p-
I'd TO a2ho = d. Tho Liverpool snd He~Sork
mseksts have snowu tbs following transactions and
pr:e~s for the week.: On Friday. June 2J. the former
Wss quiet. sales 11Ooo bales uplands t2d; the lat.
tet wss nrm. salss 1900 bales at &c.,. On Saturday
the former vas active and shade hrmerr ssies 1890
beies q I2d the latter was active and rmer. aaes
$500 bales at 3Sxo. On Monday the former was &c.
live and arm. sales Is 600 bales, uplands 1.Hd the
1atterwas active and 20 better, sales 6o)O bales OF
S4@S4Kc. On Tuesday tho former was shade
nrmer sales IL moo bales. mp ands 133sd; the latter
was nrm, sales 1901 bales at a4ko. On wedaesd,y
: the former was active, sales 1900 aes, uplands
1ak0s9hds the latter was h.m, sa!as 500 bales at
34ko. Yesterlpy the former was finer. sa.es
$4,000 balea, .uplands 12Hs12kd; the latter was
STEADY and unchane cd; prices firm at ;4I5o.
The stock OF the stape in sight ar the latest dates
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OFFICIAL.

LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the Postoff'ce at
charleston, for the week ending JULY !, 1862
aud printed officially in THE DAILY NEWS, as the
newspaper having the largest circulation in the City
OF Charleston.
k1-persons calling for Letters Advertised, should
state that they are advertised"
Rs- once hours from A. Ii. 10 P. NJ. On Sun
lays, from to P. NJ.
STANLEY G. 1RoTT. Postmaster.
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LIST OF SHIPPING
In the Port Of Charleston, July il
v1s.rIs UNDER 100 TONS. AND STEAMERS coAsT1No
WITHIN THE STATE EXCEPTED.
STEAMSHIPS.
Manhattan, 1887 tons, Woodruff, at Adger's wharf,
for New York, loading-James Adger co.
SHIPS.
r Winthrop, 9E tons, Stewart. at Atlantic wharf,
for Liverpool, loadiDg-Patterson STOCK.
BARKS.
aelen sands, 56S tons. Woodside at 6ennetts wharf,
for the Rio de la Plata, loadinG-sueet brothers
BRIGS.
Clifton (B. - toms, Williams. at MarahalPe wharf,
for Liverpool, loaning-R Mure & GO.
Pye (Br,, Ss5 tons, Pye. at MarshaPs wharf, ior
Liverpool. ready Enslow co:
Josie Deveresux, 426 TONS Clark IN asniey hiver'
for Philadelphia, loading-M Goldsmith son.
q Broc Ks. - tons Briggs. at Palmetto wharf,
for Boston, loadipg--J Epslow d 20.
sCHooNERs.
Lion lBr), Ill tons, Mcclellan, In Ashley MVer' ior
Bermuda, loading-J Epsow & co.
Lilly. 4l2 toms Hughes, at Union wharf, for New
York, lcading-Wm Roach Co.
MaraaretG Luc, 4l2 toms Crossley In Ashley River,
FOR New York, loadpg-Msster. WAA
T D Wilder, 2s7 tons. Heather, at Boyce COS
wharf. from New York. discharg1nS-" Roach
SO.
Frank Palmer 212 tons, Latham, in Ashley RIVER
tor Philadelphia, loa.iing-H Baker q 60.
z Palmer. 1877 topa, Sn ojt, at kerr's wharf. mo"
Baltimore, Observation-Disclosures.
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: 3iuaufial ans Gammtrfial.
IN. un.ries,on Money market.

the Charleston Honey Market.
80. ,i--.4 p THURSDAY, July /, 1859.
There has been better feeling during the past
veal, though no large transactions have been effect
ed. The demand for all intefest.bearlng securities
ID good, though holders decl ne to oer trusting to
. farther advance on prices. since the announce
1nens fhst the interest would be paid ON State and
city bonds and stocks they have apprecste1in value
and city stock 10 nrm at 61@6e. Bank bills are in
active demand with an advancing tendency. Money
Is loaned freely at Q per cent per annum on good
collateral security, lenders giving ninety days
s-....Gprrff1ehn RANK puLa
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MANCHESTER, June 1s.-The amount Of bust
ress done to-day has not been large IN sh'pplng
yarns in consequence of the high pr1ee demanoea
by spinners. though it has been OF lair e1tent,
good deal was offering at some Relaxation OF prlees'
Top yarns were strong at I'd per pound savahcS on
Tuesday; but there was less business onerng tnsn
Yesterday or on Wednesday. Bo'h in twist ana ~elt
The prices required have restricted operations. N
cloth we'll as yarns this market mas . 1u,
with the advance quoted for cotton ant yasu, uu'
buyers have maintained tnsis 81 y business e.
fectsj has been small, and exceedingly ntue mas
been done at any advance Inc prlce, previously
ruling could n doubt be more feadhy ontalneoi DuI
even at these rates there is evidence Of desire 70
nnrchase To day our market is still quieter than 1t
e,ss Yesterday and on Wednesday. and although
quotations III 1hd to Sd per pound higher than on
tuesday the ADVANCE asked is found to limit opera
TONS and must, therefore be considered unsttain-
Nashville Cotton Market.
NASHVILLE. June 2s:-corroS.-There is good
feeling but little doing We quote: Ordinary 26h;
good ordinary 2sha2s; low m'danns .z 2sMaSec'
Stock on hand september ], 1868.. gu
Received to-day y-..........."......... y
Received previously. 7OS-el 7ls
rot,, 61,770
Shipped today. .............".... laS oo,o
Smpped previously. y................ ..ooSss-ooeao
STOCK on ;od:v o; 1900 bushels at Sc
CORH.->nlpbtuts so-oaJ oa law "~'N-S ~ WV
ass, delivered In depot
WHEAT.-The offerings were fair, with sales l OF
1900 bushels ON . sbasis of 81 05 for white and u
for red.
Wilmington Market.
WILMINGTON, June 30.-IURPKNTNE- Sales
of 1853 bbs at So tor virgin and 65 Tor yellow dip,
per $50 POUNDS
,pmrrs 1URpRNTME sales to-day ore about
1913 bbls at 37kc, and 1856 bbls at 3Sc per gallon.
osM-eo9 bbls changed hands at 81 So for strain
ed, ind 81 rs for No2.
TAR-is bbis sold at 81 IS per Dbl.
corToN-Smar sales g bales at SlsS1 Hc for low
middlinl and niddling.
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f0s<1'' '''''n. h''s'''' EUHV''V0 s'oV1.L
Deficiency IN visible supply i6!,674
Stock o otton held BY Manchester SINNERS a,
abe mills now 1050O0 bale. same time 1873, rs oot
bales. Miadling uplsnds, now 17H912kd; then
111d.
The arrivals as this port for the week have hem
n, os us .ssnds and Flor1das. and 0j2 bale OF
upIands, again Is bags Of sea islands and 1896
bales OF ,and the week before; and no g. Of sea
is,ands " a f.o dss. and as bales Of u lands 70
he lne es las year. These receipts have c'nA
through tn follow ns sources: say OF uplsnds Re,
sou,a Carolina Ru.road. Gus bales; per Northeast
erp B r)'d.H ses.
Tho IA ,sscnons In tbs market for the weeL hay,
1eeros foLoHs:
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Arrived csIe,uat

Steamer plot roy, Peck. sav nrah, via Beaufort.
plufilop, hilton Heao, &c. Mdse aud >undrie:. To
erguson. Henry kInmI Howell. Flora wilson.
McElruy, W NJ Bird h Co, Nloff tt & Wha ton oI
Biouni Kress' !. B Dun eman. -outheru Ex
press O. Cloutman Mrs Kenny, Hamilton,
X chis m. Jr I Boa and A;lgcr & Go.
.tsamer tmilie, Lewis, Georgetown. c. 14o tcs
Eica an suudriea. 10 >hackriIord & Kelly. Mr.
Dawson, c K Hu er, lhIrs' on HOLMES. ]
Whipper, c G. Memmirg r, ( ijciort'. P'nck y
Bros, Il Prinsle, 1erry & NolIn, G ALTON, Hr, q
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P3 sscngcrs.

Per steamship Maryland, for Ballimor.-W 3
Wuaev, Mrs Trapicr and child, 3Ilss Trapier, Miss
Klein, ] smith, p Nall oney. una c Jacobs
Per steamer Pilot Boy, tiom Savaul ali y.a Bcau.
fort. Button. HiEoI Head, &c-A GarnweH. II us.
tepdorf W Wri.ht. Gcpham II Jerry, irwin,
mokc, W j Judah and wife. j Murt!and. l.
D, -olttle p C McNeltr, j l. Dickson Ligh!on.
NJ 81 L zzie i:ecs Il G Ho M 8, Dr It Ravenel, Mrs
Thomas Peck aud 20 Oh drrk.
Per stc mer Tmi lie, from Georgetown, C-F W
Macu -k,r, u Read, W ,,Irs rols. J Hall, W a
{ rot. Brown MLjor I g ,arbrr II Mo5hy, j
BUTTS j = pyals vile and three hildrcn. Morgan.
W Bailey, Mrs W Alston. :Jiss iiu'g Mis-, Il
Eas,erling. Mrs 'ltskeys, Miss croskrv., Alias
Parker tn1 SC v.ni. Ii Rcud, AMI l2 o. deck.
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E1- Persons deposltng letters III tue PosUoiuce
viii please place the stamp near the upper right
napd corner Of tho envelope, and they will also
please To remember that without the stamp letter
cannot be mailed, but wD be sent to the Dead Letter
0face
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s2xc sales 40 balea; receipts 4s7 bales. Gold s7
Sterling 81. New York sight Il premium. Sugar
nominaA; fair s1sa1e; prime ls4. Molasses, none
Offering
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Exuorts for the week ending Thursday
.Jnlv

Exports for the week ending IhuHsu"y
July 1.
FOREIGN.
LONDoN-Per British brig L Pye-lSso oGls
Rosin, 1858 bbls Spirits Turpentine, IA SACKS
g.. Cotton Seed
DOMESTIC.
BOsTON-Per schr Baird-I60 tons Phosphate
ROCK 157 bales Upland cotton. 81 ools Rosin, III
bbls S, irits, pieces Machinery, boxes Mdse.
NEW YORK-Per steamship Cbampion-7S7 bags
Sea Island Ce.top, AG2 bales Upland Cotton, ~
bales Waste, l49 tierces Rice, Isl bales Yarn 2SS
empty Barrels. 80 PACKAGES Sundries. 2l67 bols
Potatoes, 926 boxes Vegetables. Per steam
ship Magno lia-S6 tie ces bice 2S1 bales Up
land Cotton, ACT bbis Naval Stores, 60 bales
Yarn, 80 casks Clay, l01l bbls Potatoes. 3l4
crates 1omstoes. 81 boxes Peaches. q packages
Cucumbers. bbls Onions, bbls Green Corn,
and Supdries. 49,.
PHIL DELPHIA-Per steamship Prcmetheus--4!3
: bales Cotton, 102 bales Domestics. liz Dds
Rosin. So tieIces Rics, 80 obls spirits Turpen.
iipe. 7 bales Rage, IL bbls Iron, tales Wool,
bales Skins, 50 empty Barrels. quo crates Vege'a'
bles, 60 bb's Potatoes, and sundrv Packages.
BALJIMoRE-Per steamship 4 or, land-2l0 tierces
Rice. 1l5 bales rplanl Cotton, SO bales Rags
bales Rope Cuttings. IS bales Leather, "a bbls
Rosin, co tons Pig Iron, lS sacks Peanuts, 4lo
packages Vegetables. and Sundries.
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tonslynces per south Cnl loilna fsaiirOao
July I.
bales Cotton. 20 bales Domestics l23 bbls Naval
Stores, Q cars Pig Iron 2 cars Wood. TO Railrold
Agent, Cou,tepay Trenholm. McLov 4 Rice, j
Sloi Denny l. Perry, Pelzer, Rodgers 60. II y
" Devices, q W Will ms Co, Goldsmith 4 Sou,
and Kinsmam howell.
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Glurlna Afms.

l'or' q; CE;irinS1on. July -.
t,I3Si Cabin DAN.
s;I- ts OF TIE MOON.
Last Guar:er. 1st lours y mlnuies. evening.
..e1 Moon, o., uout- ID minutes mo hing.
FI-sl Qrartsr 10th horr :S r;rntes moraiuR.
FIlI Nurn 23I bou's 81 m,l'nT"s. moruing
Last Qnarter. 3let II hnurs, 45 minutes, morning
: JUNE Z JULY alsrs. sr1a RISES. wAiEA.
% Noud.,... 4 sc 10 .3s O..sG
2q TIesna: 80: 4..t6 z. 10 ILL ILLS
81 "Wednesday 4..56 Ito II. .43 r..
! Thursday. 4.-57 10 Morn. IL. 90
2 trlea7. .... 4..57 10 1918 LA
3 SatarGiY,s. All 7.lU 12..3 2..29
"pnar.-.. 4 81 10 l..l6 3..A
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Dodd's Nervine and Invigorat0r

Is TONIC and GENTLE sTIHDLANr which Is
NOT attended Ivy REACTION. Wat 1t gains for
you 1t maintains. When 1t trsfreshes body or mind,
1t refreshes with natural srer 9Th that comes 10 s'ay
We are not recommending teeotaism In the interest
of any faction; but long end extended observation
teaches that he who resorts to the bottle for rest
or recuperatiop. will find, he kecns ati that he
like the flames Of perdition. Turn from It. Take o
tonic that will refresh and not destroy. DODD's
nERviNE is for safe by al Druggists. Price One
Drllar. See Book Of Certificates that accompanies
each bottle. 7moB June 25
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NorE.-We have deducted from New Orleans
4O,474 bales Upland from Mobile 1850 bales, from
Savannah 1924 bags Sea Island and 24O bales Up
land-and from Charleston 1929 bags Sea Island and
o32 bales Upland, the quantities received at those
ports from obilc Florida. Texas and Savannah.
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DE G. RI Full
WHAT MEDICINES
YOU TAX KE.

OF head or hand and feel the need OF something In.
yigorating don't drink whiskey any iutoxcs ting
thing whr her under the name of Ritters or other.
wise. such articles give Just a. much strength to
your weary bod, aud mind as the whip gives to the
faded horse and no more. Alcoholic stmulants are
Injurious to Nerve health, and are ALWAYS followed
BY DEPRESSING REACTION.
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Locke. d Klatte & Co, G A Trenholm & Son, and
others.
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Prometheus, Gray, Pbiladelphia--Jno
l. Theo Getty.
Steamship NJ ,ryland. johnson, Bsltimore-Courenay
& &1renholm.
sailed Yesterday.
steamship Prometheus, Gray, Philadelphia.
Steamship Maryland. johnson. Baltimore,
schr M Taoer, Aldrich, satils, Ga.
From this Port.
Steamship Champion, Lockwood, Ne W York, June "a.
steam ship " Everman, sDyder, Philadelphia,
June 28.
British brig Cecilia. Pistrup. Cronstadt, June u.
Schr ann Glover, Terry, Boston, June %.
Memn' MIA.
The schr r G Whilden, Fennimore, from George.
town e, arrived ut Philadelphia June %.
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l'or; -; Cl>;,rieS1on. July -.
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Exports OF Rice. Naval stores ana Llm
oer from the Port OF Charleston, rom
September i TO July /. 1860
, 1869-07-20
PrOClama.


NLLE og Enhver, som have Noget
LIZ at fordre paa Skiftet efter afg.
Skibscapitain Augustin Morales og
e~fterIevende Kgtefalle Magdalene
Moche Morales, indkaldes herved
med 3 Maaneders Varsel til for I'M
dertegncde Skifteforyalter at anmelde
og beviisliggj0re deres Kray.
Ligeledes indkaldes med Aar og
Days Yarsel Afd0des Arvinger efter
Loyen til at melde sig og varetagc
deres Tarv under BOets Demanding.
St. ThomH Skifterets Contoir, den
7de JUL 1869.
p. M. ANDERSEN,
COnSt.
, 1869-07-20
BARBADOS Mutual Life Assurance Society.

MUTUAL LlO ASSuA NHOO DUOACGSe
ESTABLISHED IN 1S4O.
INCORPORATED BY SPECIAL ACT 1891.
CHIEF OFFICE:
No. 20, High STREET, BRIDGETOWN, BARBADOS
EIIHIS Society, which confines It's busl-
AZ ness exclusively to assuring the lives
of persons resident in the West Indies,
presents advantages such as no other AS
surance Company, labouring IN the same
field, can offer. It's scale Of Premiums,
although considerably lower than that OF
any other Company, has nevertheless been
found quite adequate to provide for the
risk of life in the West Indies, and sufi-
Gent 10 create large SURPRISES, out OF
which Rever>ionary Bonuses, averaging
D per cent per amman upon the amour
assured have been distributed among Il e
Members of the Society.
Its career, during a period of 20 years,
has clearly demonstrated the fact that the
lives of persons residing in this part Of
the world, are, when carefully selected,
almost as valuable as those inhabiting
Europe, and that they do not demand
such excessive Premiums as are charged
by every other Company.
The following abridged Table shows
the Premiums required TO assure 500,
for the whole term, upon a single Ilte:--