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HeHtStt fFfEfsf'SfH} %'EH E:'fftN'
PA6FLrrt
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stanford r. ChBtiie, Md, Prof, Of PhFslQiOgy,
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Msdiea.
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PA ssenRers.


Per Steamship NJ Mahhattan. tor New York-G E
Tax erry, lhims, Mrs P u Lewis. Miss Smnh Z
hughes. Miss N Olney, Miss h Olney. Mrs Rig
non. Brown. L Howard, Miss Rogers A Rog ~,
Dr W d Well. MRS Al Burnett, Miss NJ Johnson.
Mice A i Mofee, Mrs Evans, Crane, II NJ War.
shall, ooyls on. r 1honM sou, Mrs NJ secken-
dorf aud infant, J Ravenel. Mrs McAsey and
daughter Mr schMider, wife anu four Children W Il
CAREER. W O'Bren, McCannon, Wa asterlng, +
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wife and two chi'dreu aud II In steerage.
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vile, Fernandina and savannah--A Mote, Il >a,us
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nEATH II . wv . R IN 81
]'77a u .ias -,s 7f5 s. 81 i. n BUY
9 MEMINGS WORM CoNFRc1ToNs,
The Besc AHk IreA

the Bsss AaA y'ss.
They ara made Of 'Ransonine." and, sontsin NJ
iuJurlCQs ~xsg. 3lg5 sgss &et5rI
Read what ope ri ehe nsost distinsuisAea physi,
clans OF Richmord Va. aays about the Losenges :
have lonG used ssntonins the sstive prinsaplr d.
Earo2aan wolna.seeds ~ aD e4sertHnA , nnedy for
worms IN chill ireu. 3r. Wa'ner T.. H1sm;ng pre-.
pareo Lcaan9e eomp0se6 OF it which ID o very
piessant and paatatle nm IN which 70 AIEsassstcr
u 20 shaldren and which may be relied on aa prop
eEiy rssrare0s D.. n. MANSON. u. D.
1ef sais w.
.r i. .ss 3 ID pr u. nARn. iSVhoisssis AesnA *
.5sss g No. 1st NsssssEe4ssssst.
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Markets by Telegraph. !.
FOREIGN, MARKETS.

FOREIGN MARKETS.
LONDON, July sl-Noon.-consols s3>a. Bonds
ssK. -
LIVERPOOL, July Standardization sctve-up.
lands 12&d; Orleans l2Xa13d. sales to-day is 600
bales. B1eadstuds quiet.
Afternoon Cotton active; the sales today will
reach 10, 600 bales.
HAvRE, July 31ANoon.- active; on the
spot II sec; ahoas II 52hc
Domestic MARKETS.
= NEW York, July si-Noon.- = Money steady at CAT
per cent, prem,uu. Sterling exchanse loszs Gold
seX. Flour drooI ing. Wheat scarcely, SO n'm.
Corn dull 1ndsl la2o lower Cotton quiet; middling
33Ha23Nc Spirits turpentine f
Evening Money easy at Cat per cent premium
Ex-coup,ns 1o5. Bank at.nent le favorable than
expected. sterling exchange unchanged. Gold dull
at a8ha8eT. Governments steady. state bonds
duh Cotton unchanged; sales 1900 bales at 8311a
SSXe. Flour slightly iavors buyers; supernne State
% % to Sc Az; extra state Sc 75 81 Wheat 1a2c
lover; shippers are holding of; amber Indiana at
81 "a; mixed 81 05a1 o. Whtskey 81 10a1 II Mess
pork heavy at SS8a39 10. Lard, naval stores and
groceries quiet. Fre,ghts finn. The net receipts
OF cotton at all the ports Of the United states
for the past week have been 15 s bales. Ex-
potts to Great Britain 425 aud 10 the continent 81
bales stock hand and shipboarl not yet
cleared III bales.
BALTIMORE July 31.-Cotton 1870. -Four and
wkeat nrm.- Corn dull; whi'e 81 08; yellow 81 10.
! Oats steady. Rye dull Messpork Arm. Bacon
, tive; shoulders 16c. whiskey, lilo.
CINCINNATI July 31.-whiskey dull, 81 0s offered.
Provisionsvery hrp. Mess pork sssA; shoulders
16Hc; sides 19c; little doing.
LOUISVILLE. July 3I.-Pork $33A; shoulders 1896
clear sides 1870, whiskey 81 10.
NEW ORLEANS July S1.-Middnngs nominal,
82%c; sales $50 bales: receipts 1S9 bales Exports
1l95. Gold .361.. Sterling so. New York sight ex-
chsnge HaHc premium. sugar common, 11Ac;
prine 1Ac. Molasses dull; fermenting 6S. Whlskey
J u li7M.
L AUaUgrA, july 81 -Cotton-No business doing;
sales to-day bales; m,ddlng quoted nomir ally at
81HsS2c Receipts to-day bales.
(. SAVANNAH. July 31.-Cotton- No sales reported.
Receipts to-day 20 baies, Exports to New York a27
bales
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Boston Market,

BOSTON. July 2ss ss-goYsEE. There is very little
doing N coffee the ade supplying Lynn s 9n
VEG nses K,o e. asaS2s carrencs. aaa 1yaaoc per
Sva at % xc,, gold Nothing doing in st. Domisso,
andsupTses Of this description continue to be ship
psd to Europs as fast a. sreceived.
C0rroN.-The past has been very dull weeE for
stocks are 30 much reduced and holders 80 In
cult to and. and no consderaS,e supnlie. OF % this.
description can be looked for until the new orop be-.
sor nrd,nar snas1c .or GOOD ordinarv. aaa.1o ,o
low miadna ana oHa "r mod9I anc1ndng or
ttaa ias it,ah % ,a @ ~ o LII .a,t ~ no c1 G,oSe M ~
no scraa 1, eIcsn ~ at snma concea.y}," 'ou'' "o'
r s t ',e ceuv.y .r 70 n9ce n coton
sct,ye trade is 500 locke for At nrassnt nrices Of
ana nih nm live oand N Arnst hs
Of th market would ba upwards.
6uNNY bAas.--Ihe markst is quiet at 18a161ac,
GuNxY c1orf.-nemand good. and We notice
nImer tone 70 the market, With the pro pee, OF an
advance the sIing month 81 The sale. cornurise 400
ct 17c gold tree to September i, and 24s bales in
NSS .aln 81 -. , ,G on ~ e'tneo cotn saies OF '%
Wsv s $500 9' ~ . ~ni.s+s .,,,,, r.,o ,,u J., .-.
ILL ho sa'es avang Deen connncd 10 sm n.
nftct "a ~ env t,"rort.rca' Ano
- - ss1 - - .sa
M1LM1Ee on ~;
and saao for yellow dip. v $50 u.s. EY .
sYlarrs vnpENT1sH-ls ho lower than previously
bis sa $3.50 TOR cou.try and soc % gallon for New
?s.s s.'ss s sss s aaS
NC !. ann nS - 70 70 ssa5 @ 20 sor = no as IN qualify
2 tAA-'0o '0'' '0'' :. y DOL sio1a
asonos1oss, sas Is eassos 1na.. No sale. .n,,
Cnnx Prsns whtta corn q 9, On IN por no. n%s+., ,,,, ~
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TIE DAILY NEWS,
Waiting for Father.

Waiting for Father.
Fishnrna i-uerman,
Over the sea,
True II arts are yearDing,
opSinR tor thee.
Bri2h eyes are watching,
~ At dawn VI day
W"tc rg for father,
Far, far away.
Il \ = uaI.dl waving
Prom 'ly IL air;
Mothers Kps moving
Mt,kIv In prayer:
Waiting above
Ml>sin Of love,
PLEADING to Baaven ''poor father 10 spare.
Fisheraap fisherman.
Dreaming o. home;
Breas g the blllows,
* Ce1vi, 2 the s,Hm-
ArS Grsso ght the rudder,
S,r,..d out the hail,
Let T. boat mcrrily
lance 70 the gaze. 49,.
Re after labor =
Copeth Tor thee; -'>
,sOon, ,ocu shall baby
-i sit m thy knee;
room shall be pressed
..t..- Close to thy breast
All that ia dear to thee ov.r the sea.
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aFK r III ID r. u 6 s.
JUST RECEIVED,
OR1MAULT & CO.'S PREPARATIONS
IODIzED SYRUP OF HORSE kADIsH
VEGETABLE CAPSULES OF MATICO
SYRUP OF HYPOPHOSPHITE OF LIME
GUARANA POWDERS.
ALI fresh from Paris, and for sale by
Or. III. BAER,
May No. 131 MEETING-STREET.
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Charleston Cotton nd IL ice Market.
OFFICk " ;Bt CHARLESTON DAILY NFWe,
;uAnLEs1oN Saturday Evening, July 81. !
GoTToN.-Tle market for this article was fiat and
nominal; saes 4a bales at seh. We quote
q; LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to good ordinary .......29 @l3O
Low nuouuB. ............. ol q
Mi0Onng ......'....... III o.
BY New York classification quote:
Hlddlng g................. S2M@-
;, RICE There was q moderate i"qniry for this
grain, prices showing Ar nuees; sales 66 erces ut
s>sc q fb We quote com to fair clean Carolina
at 7h@sc, good slS9s16c q ID
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At 4se; pos At Soc and sa,s It $50 tDe t1ansac-

Mt 4sc; bn AZ Soc and baps It $50 ire transac-
tions bong too unmpOrtant 20 harniSh Saatera
particularly favorable, nut the critical period for
this GRO Is only now approachJn0 and serious ap-
preheneions entertained IN sections where few
caterp1llars have appeared
The receipts at this port since July 22d amount to
$40 bales upland Of which 303 balde were received
per Central faiTO6d, bales per AtahHc and Gulf
railroad. The exports for the same time have been
42A bales upland and 20 bags gea island OF which
bales upland and 20 bags sea island were shipped to
New York. 100 bales upland shipped to Phila-
depha, and 80 bales dplands were skipped to Bait-
more.
RIcE-Reports from oil sections where this crop IL
planted encouraging and the most Of 1t laid by
for harvest time Without beaug too rank, the rice
III heading Out wen and good yields are looked for.
The area planted is about the -ame that Of last
year. while can safely calculate bet or Yields
as II can hardly happen that SO many accidents can
stock Of pounded rice is reduced to about 400 casks
while the amount or rough. eetrnatiug yield OF
cask to twenty -four bushels, viii Gum up the total
stock to about & M n4o0 casks & bhs1e ~ is little better
in pr.ces. where 1t is so dangerous to- hold, We
not onerinR, so that there is no chance II quoting
We would take occasion here to correct palpaole
that in sore unaccounta6le way crept into the
table OF our last weekly review ,he stock Of rice
9sne ag@ r. siY5s; Tss ~ ySn s. q
5e soGna il oar nsfsst From the most rsI,asis a 10
data the stock on band at the present time, inclad
ling rohgh is IA00 tcs.Y O. . IL if. i = 4lt I.
COlunabus Cotton Statement, July 40
Stock ON hand September II, 1868. $50
Received previously. AZ, ,178-48,1 ,1G9
sAss
Shipped past week. ................. 40
stock hand July so 1859. .12e
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Qon1n,erlial.

~" Exports.
NEW YODK-Per steamship Manbattan-b3 bags S
e.. IL Cotton, 277 bales Upland Cotton "a bales DO
me s,ics IL casks Clay. los hbls RosiD, lie sacks
Wheat, 81 sacks Peaputs. 20 rolls Leather, 80
empty Barrels. Al packages ,supdries. 17s pack
ages Fruit. eS
-PAILADTLPEIA-Ptr steamship Prometheus-2o0
"a" "a, tons Phosphate lock, - bbls Rosln, 83 bales
Yarns and Domestcs IA bales Rage bales
Wool IL empty Carlo g. A terces Rice. 40
bales ot.on, 2uO empty Barr els, 500 walermel.
ons, and SuIdrics. .
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ulautatiog ,E!tttss.

THAT ANY SICK MAN SURVIVED THE
proof that human beings are very hard to kill.
The lancet calomel eantharidies and drastic pur-
sa..ves ~eze :As2 :he eraer Of the day. The rhv-
scian played into the hands of the apothecary, and
noon and night with prostrating medicines. We
i've in more rational and conscientious era. The
Importance of supporting Nature in its conflict
with disease is now understood. Complaints in
| themselves weakening are no longer aggravated by
....sa
artificial depletion. They are met with ToNICs 8
that rally The vital powers and enable them to de-
,es
f. PLANTATION DlTTEks.
| tass r,-.--4. o1 -amo
| a.is.s.
~ H
| .
! 3 ].
/ c44 &a' a
|
|
medicine Ia the civilized world. Extensively as 1t
|
80 '''o 'o''s Z -
.is@
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Cons,gnees per Northeastern isa1lroad

COnsIKmees per N0rtheastcrn Railroad
~ July 81.
16 bales Cotton. 1920 ousels Peas, 63l bbls Naval
stotes 80 tushels kice cars Lumber. cars Phos-
phnte, cara stock, Toba co, Mdse, &c 40 Mar
shall, Jr. Ktnsman h Howell, i Kerr & Co. Reeder
Davis. >toney. MaSener Moneees. olonel A
Blunt, Wurhmann. Quackenbush, 8
S"hirmtr, 'hurston Ho,mes. Goldsmith & Co.
Frost Adg4r Cohen, Hanrkel 8 Co, o i. III X. Dr.
Raven J. Plnceel, Cohen & Co. p L Guillemin,
and kallr!ad Agent
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STAMPED ENVELOPES.

FENHE attention of the public is called to the ad
u yantages OF using stamped envelopes rather
than postage stamps. Daily numbers of letters
are dropped into the Post Office without being
stamped, or with revenue stamps affixed, which
are held for postage and are sent to the Dead
Letter office, whereas by the use Of Itamped en-
yelopes, these letters would go forward without
delay. i,.tsS1I.ft In $500
Persons purchasing stamped envelopes of any
denomination, in quantities of 500 and upwards.
can have their names or business ca-ds and request
to return within specified time, printed thereon
free OF extra charge By leaving their orders at this
office. So lF-a -
All stamped envelopes sold at this office which
may be spoiled in directing will be refunded in
postage stamps, provided they have never been
sent by mail ft,
The following is a list Of prices at which stamped
envelopes and newspaper wrappers are sold
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Business men say that punctuality is the
life of trade. How much more, then, is this
golden rule requisite for physician! Yes,
readers, business men simply keep their bus.
mess alive by punctuality-a mere matter Of
dollars and cents-but noble, true, and
punctual physician saves precious Hfs. and
restores thousands from the darkness of d;s
ease to the bright light of health and happi-
ness. Readers, are any of you in need of sncb
a physician ?-if you are, you will find IL 10
your benefit to call atthe Halliday House DIN.
ring Thursday, August 5th, 1869, at which
place Prof. r. j. Lyons can be seen. Consul.
tation free.
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- I c. 70.
PARK-At Lake View, Ill. Friday, July 10th, of
congestion of the brain, Rev. Roswell Park, d.
D., aged SO years. afEe
CRockERr. otta wa Co, Mich. !

Dee. IL, 1861. la
DIR. G. w. RoBAcK-Sir: I am a farmer,
about thirty years of age. Was taken i'll in
August, 1860, with fever, general debility,
loss OF APPETITE, swollen limbs aud stiff joints,
and was doctored by a physician several
months with no result but a large fee BILL
tried after that various remedies, with no
benefit almost gave mp in despair, when a
neighbor showed me one of your almanacs,
from Grifin's drug store, and recommended
your medicines. procured two bottles of
Blood Purifier and three boxes Of Blood Pills
from Mr.. Griffin's, which took as directed,
and was perfectly restored to health. The
whole of last winter / was enabled to cut my
fire wood; now can do as good days chop
ping as ever | could IN my life.
?. S.-A further inducement to try your
medicines was the fact that l was intimately
acquainted with o.. Thomas, of Grand Ledge,
in this State, who was cured of a severe
rheumatic difficulty by your medicines.
[1m3l JOHN CHADWICK.
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VALUABLE TEsTEwONU

III oMAs ROWLAND, Esq, an old resident of tb;s
county, aged "a years. has been deaf for num-
Der OF years, and troubled by constant unpleasant
SCUM DIS in his head. He called upon DR.. sMYTH at
the Halliday House two months ago, and lad an
operation performed on his ears, which resulted in
lnstantr relief. We saw Mr. Rowland two or three
days ago, and he informed us that the noises are
all gone, and his hearing is almost as acute as il
ever was. Such home testimony, coming from q
cit zen of Mr., H.'s standing and a restoration TO
hearing of one ofhs age, is worthy of credence
and is sufficient to inspire with hope the afflicted
who are within reach of DR.. SMYTH.
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The poem" The Dumb Child which we
give to our readers to-day, was handed to us
By young Miss who asked us to print it.
What her name is, where she resides, or WHY
she Wantedit printed we did not learn The
paper had been badly worn and torn, and the
poem nad been badly printed. Upon exam.
nation we found that it was good poem.
but that 1t would require much labor to elm
mate errors thathad crept into it,and per haps
some original onesoa Sometimes a part of one
line had gotinte another where 1t evidently
did not belong. More frequently the errors
were small, but yet enough to render the
measure and verse imperfect. We think we
have made changes so as, to remove, these
imperfections without changing the sense
unless it may be inthe substitution Of one
word for another. We have substituted the
word dispo'tS for the word ripp7es. The verse
requires the accent to be on the second syl-
liable whereas in ripples the accent is on the
first syllable. Under the circumstances WE
prefer disports to ripples though it is possible
that the author may have used ,sigyzes. ,s7s 3.
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in Kenosha, of what had transpired during
that time. and of his leaving Kenosha, Mr..
Chisholm's emotional feelings became much
erected. And, though we controlled our
emotions during his presence, we were I'M
aoie TO do SO after his departure. We felt
tnat an old and respected resident was leav-
lag the place, leaving us, and leaving his
nome. we felt that he was leaving the place
'nere 1t would be natural for him to prefer
% take his departure from the tenement of
Gay SO long occupied in this mundane sphere,
20 the elysian realms awaiting MIN, from the
place where he had so long resided. But in
leaving, he did what he thought was for the
best, and we trust that his emotional feelings
ike ours, We're but transient and will soon
pass away. And may joy, peace and happi-
ness be his now and hereafter.