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JACKSONVILLE

InvesrIxnston In the Wnhl Infants
eide Case-Clenring Away OF the
Dcbrfs Of tho Blind Asylum Esufld-
ing.
Special Despa3ch to The Chicago Tribune.
JACKSONVILLE, Ill, Jnne s.
The Coroner's jury Il to-day holding IN inquest
over no body Of one Of the children supposed to
hare been po!soned By lts mother, Mrs- VAIL
Doctors Edgar and Sanders, Of 81. Loeis, who e1-
aInineu the contenta Of the chlld'd StoMach, are
ancng tn,: Witnesses There l. considerable ex-
element over the a1alF.
The Hartford F1rH Insurance Company to-day
them by the Trustees nl the Illinois Blind Asylum.
Tue rufnB Of the building aaye been torn down,
and ate being removed from the Rrtund.
The new Court House bell was raised to-day,
It weighs over four thousand pounds, and was
cast II Pittsburgh.
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Deaths in Dorch esfeF AIEu&heuse.

Deaths in Dorch esteF A1nsheuse.
BOSTON, Jane &a-Thpm2s Morris End Thomss
fsl1Igan, The iorEer arrested Tor Ta&f1ncJ. &nd
ne latter for assault, were found cesd this mosn-
az, In tte Dorchester AlmAhouSt, wnefe they
Hcre confined. The c1n4e Of their death mrs
1erY witch The corpler1 i7qups. will eadeaTos 70
exp14in.
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Pittsburgh OIL Harkctf

P1TfDrrIn, Juno A-Cr,de petroleum mar
set dpntsqnss XTIe ,!'onf;a ,i;a,, hare -
s.lcs III, M hris syot :. LOO btie rsos ss l;ss Ia
Jety L. Fur elers' option e!l the year. l+c Il The
LSEt ~ Ksaned xcry ns;n and price, adrsneiaE ioz
JAY Af9A*c hid and ask Cd July to September, *
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HARTFORD, June 2A-Vlco prcaident Colfax
T1s cordially welcomed by 10th houses OF The
Legislature, and subsequently after receiving a
Largo number Of citizens IN tho Governors foQl,
left for Providence.
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North Ectmnuys
r90rosEp COMMERCIAL TREAry WITH kRxICoi
DENt1S, juno ~.
The FFus&ian Government has Laid bcforc the
Federal Council OF Zolycrcin q proposition for
treaty OF commerce and navigation with Mexico,
on the basis Of q treaty concluded between Me1-
leo anu tho lanse towns, September 10, 1874
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Dtsti1IeFy md Warehouse Burned.
CINCINNATI, Jrne 2t.-Peck, Van Hook i Co. q
dist1leT and warehouse vRs burned this morn.
Ing, with zoo bafreis Of whle1ey. Loss estimated
NJ 100000; no tnsJrance.
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New Orleans Market.
NEW QnlxAx4 June .L-Cor7ox-N Nominal; mid.
dlaG. s1tc. sales ls hales: ressipts- = balc<,
New Ye1k stkht oIshanse: prea,iu,n
extra. sSo9s t,et'e extra, eass. cusu--Whtcs aIt.
Qata, 71taiG-
HRAN-4lL
PEov.sioxE-Pusk. taloa. Eseon, IS3Iac, Ln-i--
Tie1ce, :D>t41lt; keE, 91tG1G
i3HOSE1iES-SuE4F-FFjmr 11tte. Ct MI Il t1Altt
Mnlas.e4 nau,Inal; feFmcntIue, sEAfsr,
XmshXI-s5AVc.
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AXBAsSApCR TO TuE UNITED BTAIEA
ST. PkIERa8uks;, Tane r.
khtasaei has been appointed Minister u Was.
tnEton. He has been instructed to pr,.sent the
Emperor 8 congratulations to President Grant
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COOK COBURT 9 CO..

&KHsfAFH ApyEnEIItsa A0E11A,
AfS xsEAdFfzs4 10 Fs<ps AdnefssssSat +nv Tx Tn11
EE a cSr fossH Fs<<s Ala n7ents 70 rf-efr< afrer
tis~ssts netaeAt FIR au EEEarAFxn1 Oh XAoAxIN11
a. 4a.9H7Ss] n EA$ o. q f@Ttto4, ls pAA-
k4AES latn4st rn4aA.
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One OF ahc Goodyear Patent Suitn.
eAN FRANCISCO, June 2.-1n the rubber paten
suit, Goodyear and others aRsLust D!akc, 1
dentist Of San Francisco, Judge HOFFMAN, Of tht
United States Circuit Court, granted plaintiff t
perpetual Injunction and decree fof pro1ta
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The twen,y.seEentn and exent!-eisata eanes
Of inc amateur tournament took place last cTen-
tnr. II Foley's, between Spe1r and Stetrns, uun-
onrrY and 0.BHeu The trst Wis Eoa By spex1
s. soo1e OF Coz TO s9l: winners Average. 10;
rcsafed tu faror q Humphrey; seor, sas to
OBnens sos; winners aTelz4e, liz; highest
rupt-HunphfeT, &: O BEten. so WILSON and
niE1k
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suicide.
NAsHy1t1E, June a4.-Dr. Stewart, Of Dickson
County. committed suicide few days aEo by TAX
Ing MQrphtQe.
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2. THACKERAY'6 NOVELS,
Household Edlkious
THE VIRGINIANS.
1rAF. 1GIuos Bl.+5s
Its With sten1iar e.ttcn tst announce that
Aesa1, Heat1+ oFFoodS Co bare bxnn z popular cdi-
NE Of ChAtaes Resde's novels. They have Altt4dy
given ~ VANITY Fa1.." Fendean.s" md TIE New.
contA,r which neAt. co1npAct and handy one
could eak, ~ !! the aenssaola Edttloa - tlne
81 families and carry lensthened paes51ro to Allas
fp@ futRMoaxAdllA
For convenience. bexusy and economy We know n1k
wtefe hod smother edItion that equals thtsHorafns
aar.
- For Aass bv eli Bools<uerA Seas po&tpail on
FteetW V prize By he Publtsaers
FIELDS, osdooD d co,
BOSTON,.
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The Perry II. smith Excursion
Party.
CHEYENNE, II. T., June A.-Tne perry II.
Smith party arrived at CheJeune at 20 O'Clock this
| forenoon. VIII reach nawlins ~ { O'Clock this
Afternoon, where II remains all Eight
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New Orleans Market

mnasnchusetta Legislature
BosroN, juno 2A-The Legislature, which u1s
been In 6esaon 10 days, WAS ptoruEucd tonight
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YATC{IISE.

ANIMAL nEalTf2 or THE rnooKLEE YACHT CIR
NV YoRk, 1une at---At the anarA regatta ol
the Erooflrn Taeht 6i1b to-day, thirty craft par
ttcipated Dis:a1te thirty miles Tat pr1zea Ec-t
takcn bJ the ka1t, Altce, 0nwart and Ba}oolc
EeTco clubs were represented
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BILLIARDS.

TIE f1Sc1HN1TlS ya. TIE xAkYLAsp3 or HlL1I.
KnRX.
Ed1Dk3aK, June 9i--The Ctuciuaals beat The
Mar1Iapl5 Il to :. AttetdAnce, 1900.
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NAFoLE0N vlst1s TIE CANT OF cHA1oHa
PABls, June II. -
The Emperor to-daJ yt1tsed the carp OF Cas-
ions, and made speech 10 the so,dlers- lie re-
minded the armJ that this was the anniversary Of
The BATTLE Of solfenno, aud SAID he
Was pleased to sec that they had not
forgotten the great cause for which they fought
ten years ago. The Emperor continued as fol-
lows: "ptesesrc the remembrance Of the battles
fought by your fathers aud yourselves, lor our
victories are the history Of the progress of civil
Eat!on. You Will thus maintain tho mi1ltarj
splrtt, which Ia the triumph OF noble over vulgar
paselo1s. 1t Is fidelity to the dag devotion to the
country. Continue In thc same course, and Jo1
wW always BIO worthy Of 10 great u uation."
TIE FHAfco-EKIGIAN coaMERc1AL NEGOTIATIONS.
II Ia sutnared that the negotiations recently re-
neWed, for = commercial conference between
Franco and Belgium, arc likely to fail through
agaln.
AXIHIcASs n TIRE
Generals John c. Fremont aud l. L, Lee EaYe
a.TiTed IN Parts.
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SPORTING.
Rnces Mt Detroit, Peoria and Frovt-
deucc. II. .I.-lachstng-Bnsc Hni1-
Billiards.


THE IlACECOCRsE.
TRnrT1k6 AND rAciSu At psfaoI1.
Special Despatch 10 The Chicago Tribune. .
DE7Ear7, June q.
a large crowd attended the ho1se fai. To-day,
And there Eas some good sport The dE3t race
vas fof horses thas have never beaten 7:&5 before
February IL End there *as TO contest whatever,
being easily taken II three straight heats b. vul
third. nue-9: 9:ssL; s:4o4; e:374.
4 pacing race followed aod was lively con-
test between Laupl!ghter and Yankee San. The
t1Bs took the Dirt hcA:7 after 4 -tose brush, II
95sH. The second heat, however, wAs won tr
ianrt!GhteE Ia a:ee7,, aoi tsls cndct tbs rice
vl1toal1J, the samc horse easily Winning The next
tEo heata n e-2sa. and a:ss.
No Other r1ce4.
1T FEbTTpESCK. 4 L
PEoy1rEScA June 2&-Tne opening raees 1t
hAfEaEaasctt l,3tf took pl3cc yes1efkar. The at
tendance WIZ very laEr. TEe rrst sacc
for $50, s, eco 10 the dst and $3.50 to the Sec
ond horse, Eas won t'y A.ceA Locust: best
the trzt hotse Rcd e5e to The second, wis Won b.
Rhode Island In three straight he1tl, beating
BashAw, Jr.; best slnt, s:c5k.
PRpyupEEcE, Ju1c sA-~-At the Nas74EanSet.
Park FACES. Lady See.ttAn beat Jeszte Wa1ea
fndla Rubber Uen and TTang. II ::s. 2-95t and
4:sn.
Locust beat Dot nad No Name n s;sa, II,
4:s4 and =: 81 Dot winning the third teat
II FEDEIA
PEORIA, IL, June sL--Ihe races, yesterday
Terc quite cxdunE. 4 trotslns race for $50 Wis
wou By str.dcaE, three heat8 ont Of ire Tine,
e:ss1Ef, 9:ssH, s:seh. The Inan!nE natch Of halt
. mile dash Was takea by sletpJ Dare. IN ss4
seconds. To-day there rtl be fo-1 rscez, thre=
trotttnR and One running. The t1acx Is IN 1ne
condition and the attendance fA.r,
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| rtII1tAl DISTURBANCES Rsr6RrEp.
FLORENCE, June p
Of1c!Al journals stnte that large crowds assem-
bed In the streets Of Geneva, but committed no
violence. connniag their demonstrations the ut
iertng Of sedihous crics They finally dispclsed.
without making any resistance 10 thu pouccS
Slight demonstrations are reported tn Nsrles and
BefgAm0.
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In TuK CoRTEs-
MADRID, June II.
In the cortes to-day tie bill proposing tax Of
1o per cent On rhe coupons Of Tentea mas rejected,
R0mc.
FRANCE pEsnoCs OF Withdrawing uER IRoors
FRQA fAPAI TERRITORY. .. T..
LoxDoK, June 81
1t sts reported that France Is endsavorlng 10 ro-
new tho September convention With Italy for the
withdrawal Of French troops rom Rome, ond that
she only requires sufficient guarantees from Italy
for tho security Of the rap territory before con-
ci1dlng tue treaty.
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DIR. JOHN l.. PAGE
ADJUSTMENTS,

Has resumed the practice Ct medicine II Ch5caeo Res
tdcz3se No Ia b<tEeea L4nen2n md Eobey
ttA Oder, Room ka- 10 Anl1otni-tt Hu1ldiox nasnE1
RAEtS3Cttsh Gnd 0HHIhcSp. Ill
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MUSIC TEACHER.

tsAf who hal kad 1oc; al4 F1cecsEsu1 e1oei-2re
ttarher ot Mul&e Ffsnea 71d LtE ~ raaEe ~ g.
eebool year Addrrsa H L STOREY + co. Recd*s
TtGuple Of An&tc
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| U1ONk27N N[4sAV
Of CHRIST CHURCH SUNDAY sCK00L T. l..
porte, On Miehis1n Southern Railroad. SATURDAY,
June u lskR<
T7ln lA1es VAn RarEn At Il $40 4 H.. aad TEeatJ
fu1{thst ri - 4 n Returns t.utu LxYoste n
T1tkee1, m to b hid u PORTER IEHEA Ho. "
C2AkkA. nd q MeMofk1 q kSt seh2A
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IOWA.

Supreme Court DcctsfonH-Thc Cnsc
Of the Murderer MCCorn1tck-Tlae
Crops,
2nA.tal le6nAteh In The ChfcArn rrrihrna
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EVENING Session.
The convention rcasseMb1ed At O'Clock p. m.
The attendance wns large, al the available space
In the hall oe!lg occupied. Prayer WAS made by
Rev. 5. B. Keys, Of Aurora
On motion. the following committee waa Mp
pointed, to nominate Officers for q permanent or
Eantzauou: Rev. s h. keya, NJ. E 4 Allen. MI.
Thomas Hill, ME- Hawkins, Mrs Shedd and AfA
9tr1ngef.
Mira 1tEeEnorc, BIZ request, delivered lecture
on wonan Eunl1ge, It Has 6lmilar In toue and
tenor 70 tho lecture n Mhicn Sue recently delivered
In Chicago The effort was listened to attcu.4yely
and AppIauded ltberallJ.
II Ens then decided to adjourn the convention
until l. n. to--orEpw.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-23
CASES OF LIVER COMPLAINT.

Ills with much satisfaction that invite particular
attention TO the following voluntary statement OF the
eminent Divine and Missionary, tho Rev. A. A. Con-
etantine, recently located the interior OF Africa
No. 43 AES.sTREET, NEv YORK CITY.
On. r. LxoHIDAs HAMILTON. No GAG Broadway
My ear Benefactor: A sense Of duty impels me to
say that your medicines bavo done for me what NC
other physician has been able TO do. have been
sufferer for many yoars from diseases contracted
while laborng rs missionary in Africa. Last fall I
was declining fast, aud had all the symptoms Of
quick consumption. applied to you for hcp. You
remarked: "Bcfore get through with you, I will
make you feel several years younger than you have
ever felt since you left Africa thought but little
Of THAT. had often rec.ioed yimIidr assurances
from ointment physicians. both here and in Europe;
but in less than two weeks all my symptoms were
entirely changed. and my health and strength i'm
proved very last. In q few weeks found my self in
the enjoy ment Of better health, and able to peform
more labor mental and Physical than at any p evil
time since left Africa. May God bless you in
all your researches in Bs groa laboratory. and make
you his asen, IN restoring thousands to health.
REV. A. A. CONSTAN11NB
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-23

spit up your food Have you any choking spells
Arc you troubled with sickness and vomiting Do
you feel bloated sbout the stomnch3 Have you a
tired or sore feeling on rising in the morniDg7 Do
you havo collie pAins7 Havo you wind in the
stomach or bowels have you plles or hBtua7 Have
you nervous and ull-gone feelingt7 Have ycu cold
feet and hands? Have you n rush Of blood to the
head Have you uueasiness on lying on the sides 2
have you faining or cpileptic hts Iave you great
lowness OF sprltsa Have you gloomy forebodinss
PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING, AND SEE WHO
ARE CURED.
r. LRosIDAs HAMILTON, NJ. D.-Dear Sir-Duty
prompts me to O most grateful acknowledgment OF
me astonishing success Of your treatment in my
case. For nearly hreo years bave suffered from
Cattnrrh. Nervous Rheumatism, Liver Complaint,
and Extreme Nervousness. insomuch that lifo had
become an intolerable burden, and death was looked
for ns my only releases; physically and mentally
OF minister, and was pros airing to retire from the
ranke. when providcntally, my eyes fell upon your
adver dsement in the New York Methodist. i had
already travelled far and expended much in the
vain effort to recuIo cur. that 1t with great
reluctance and little hope that I addressed you
Your reply inspired me with hoqe-your remedies
were received aud taken, and the result wa
vcllous to those who knew my condition as 1t was
gratifying 10 myself In THRE wREKB vns again
in the pulpit preaching with unusual vigor, and II
my services aie OF any value to tho Church. 1t is In
debted to you, under Col, for their continuance
You may rofer TO ne at any time. and shall be
ever pleased to bear testimony your extraordinary
skill. YCure, truly
REV. JOSEPH JONES.
ST. Joseph, Mich.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-23
N nrhe,s by Telegraph.
FOREIGN MARKETS,

FOREIGN MARKETS.
LONDON, September f2.-Noon- Consols SAX
Bonds s34. sugar quiet, both on the epot and
afoat
Evening,-con.o.s 92a; cas- sa4. Turpentine
26s 9d. 1allow ATS.
but not lower; upands 121S to 12a; Orleans 127l to
12Xd; sales 1000 bales.
Aftcrnoon.-CottoD frmer but not higher; sales
5000 bales. Brcadstras dull. Bacon 65s Cd.
= tEveniug.-Cotton irregular; upland. 12,<a124d
Orleans l2sa12d, sales 5000 bales; Tor speculative
export 1000 balee.
HAvnE, September 22.-Cotton opened dull, both
on the spot and aHoat. On the spot If 52c; nflost
If46c.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
= NEW YORK. September o. Noon Stocks and
money terribly excited. steripe-ong Tx. ehort
7x. Gold SIN. Cotton heavy at 2ax cts. Turpen-
tine at 43. kosin quiet; common So 25; strained
common q sGa2s5.
Evening.-Cotton opcIed feavy and declining. but
closed frmer at 26sl cents; saes 5000 balos Flour
heavy; super8ne State s6a0 10; common 10 fair extra
Southern sc 05a6 80. Wheat closed rather heavy
Oorn a shade firmer; mixed Western 81 Oil IS. Mess
8si TO- Lard heavy; kettle 1s24alOli ce. whiskey
frmer, ranging from 81 ]0a1 81. 1uIpentinc 43a44c
Rosin 50 30as Fre.gh!s dropping. Money active
to close nt7 per cent currency 10 gold with com.
greatly excited by the wnrke rumors and eforts OF
clique operators; an immense business was done;
the rate up to 4i Mt which closed active and
strong. Stocks, after violent fluctuations hanging
on the Central and Hu dson closed fcverish md un
settled. Governments heavy in consequence of the
financial excitement, cas- 2l1S; Southcrns lower
Tcnnessee's 81 Il, new "a; Virgnia'e 81 new bs5s ;
North Carolinas Dix, new AK. go. .t.. rs. ~.
BALTIMORE. September 21.-Cotton nominal at 20
Gle. Flour weak and quiet. Wheat dull and lower;
prime red 81 IS. Corn dull and ranging ut 81 25a
80 Pork SsaaS3 80. Bacon firm md active whis
key brisk at si15a1 1t!s. yrenjA's old S6H; 6G's
Ues 7's 80; North Carohha's. old, 60 bid. ~, -,r
CIFc1NsATI, September 22-Corn dull and the
supply large at ssc ash whiskey higher at 81 To-
Pork duh nt ss2. Lard dull aud offered at 17X cts
Shoulders 1s,la16 oeats; eides lsa1oH cents Z,
=, I.,tLouIgyIILH, September ~ Markets quiet and
unchaugedl rc ~.
HrwuauFofoN. September 22-spirits tprraniine Q
u 5sx cents Roein quiet at S2s6 80 for No to eI.
Ea pale. Crude turpentino unchanged. Cotton bas
iurher declined, st251259i cts. .i-2
--AuousrA. September 40 Market nrmer and the
prioes better; gales t40 bales; receipts $40 balea
niddlings at 2bka25H cent?.
- SAVANNAH; September % Receipts 9a08 bales:
sales l200 bales; market Arm; middlinss ASK cts.
.s'MoBnB, September 22--Cotton demand fa,r
Atnong few but closed quiet sales 1400 bales mid.
ding 26c; receipts 1909; exports 2s2 bales.
c2NEw oRLEANs September 22-Cotton market
unBettied sales lila bales nominalIy 27s2B cents:
receipts 1923 bales; exports 777 bales, coaswise.
Flour !hrIner at IS $3.50 2oas s6 Sugar l21Sa12xc.
Eolysses. reboled., 70 Gle. Coli ssk. Sterling sa
Aaw YorE sight par al discouut.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-23
IpEne,s UxIvExsAL nU SIAN
HEALING .sALYE

|
I THIS VALUABLE REMEDY HAS FFFEO FED
innumerabe c6fs, and has gained for itselfa great
reputation The dscoverer OF this Salve has applied
ltwitl emiueEs suecefs In th6nsands Of caScs dur.
Ing the Crimsan War, and has cured dangerous
wounds. In many cases considered mortal
MIR. Z. BERG IL the so.e possessor Of the valuable
secret Of making xbis save; from bis experience in
usng Il in Europe and the success attending it's APP
plfcaton there he has been induced TO introduce II
into the United States. IT RELIEVES PAINi
1ho.e VINO! have Wounds. Bruises. Cuts OF all
kinds, OF Sores, Felons. Scratches Musquito BItes
Frost Bitten Joints, Sore Lbs. Chilblals, Ch'idren's
scorbutc complaints on Head and Fare, are speedily
curod It has proved OF great advantage 10 Ladies,
and s peculiarly adapted FOR gathered bressts
leGa, &C.. through confinement and other cnuses
cutaneous Diseases, and has been successfully
used for Corns Bupions and soro Throat, by apply.
ing externally every evening before going to bed.
For sale by all druggists. Price 25c.. 60c, nnd 81
per JAR Office. No. 200 Dowery, N. Y. None genuine
unleps countersigued Z. BERa'S UNIVERSAL RUS.
SIAN EEALINd 8ALVE, No 260 Bowery, New
York. For sale T.. JOHN F. HENRY, No. College
Place. Eew York. stuth '''' June Is
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sKirivsa Yestts.ir,ta,a,,;x.. t.i,a I;

Steamship J " Rter1nan, Hiuckley, Ph,,aae,nbi,--
,eM IaI SnndaS, stA n, and arrived of this Bar at
Q Railroad Agent NE Railroad agent " Aimsr,
N "A VArnau. . Aiken Go. " Dflss. a Bechof l.
Go. Blake, Benedest BAtcs CO. Rnda {
M Bird Co. McDun Cohen. Crane, Bo,jston 4 Co.
r. = Gnsee Cc, Cameron, Barbley & Co. L Cbapin
cIsa;- ba9ss 9Shin Gd;.S ;Sosersye ohapsap
Hurkamp Go: Holmes Book store. Kinsmai, 4
g Milncr h Co, Mrs o Kendricf, a r Lew1th. W
Mehrteps. Mclean Kendall, Marshall & Bnrge. ii
OBJ. oBstsn. PeSrS Ring. russell. Steele
fens. seeberger. s'enhouse q Co. U ouarler-nas.
Ter Departu emit, Walker. p White, P Walsh, q "
taIi Williams CO, Walker, Ryans cossweil, L weis.
kopf, ool Yates, Archer, Order, and others.
Steamer Fannie, White. Georgetown, .Mdse, &c.
70 Thusslon Holmes. Alstop. 81, J n Pripgle, j
Steamer Pilot Boy, Peck. savsnnah, via Beaufort,
Dlunton. hilton Head, &c. 81 bales sea Island Col
hopposs Hdpb. sR Co.
Kresie]s Thonis, and southern Fxpress Co. W.
ss ~ ~, pI'iI.d I.,d.i. From this Port, y .i,,e'
stsamshfp Faisop, Horsey. Baltimore, eept "a ,r
aipsa SaS ct sss sRS RSIs sSps sspI K.
schf Jones, Line, fernandina, ;sept ia : ~.
as ied up for this PoFt, ( i..q s:ie ft4s.
stss 81 Tship zodiss: r. ~ a New YoIE, septio.
SEA #6Sd5a4s ss e a.imoss sspt
Cleared for this Porr .ia. -t.i
sehr zeisFf. Thompson. at Boston. Sept 10.
hhisnipnswib ~ ff'elosraps.. s.has,,oI.S as,!,
TnxEe1os. September 22-Arri,ed. steamshtp
A 0arJ. Baltimore. :. 4~f a. ~
SAVANNAH, September 22-Arrived, steamshiSj,
Montgomery and Magnolia. New York.
.boon.maAud. ..,iians!
The steamship Zodiac viii take tne place Of the
SnS iey t!ps., 4hs htfn vessel laying
big Mary Roosevelt, frcm Charlesionn for
F0ton, vas spoken Sep; ], h. lat 34.16, lon 76 40.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-23
STRONGLY coRRo: DRAFTED.
No. 1l3 HARRIsoN.sTREEr,
BROOKLYN, n. Y, January 20, l66s
ro 1HE AYY1IcIEp EYEnYHuEnE.

~ 1aE AffllCtED
During my labors in publishing and editing q
newfpaper for many yeas in this city, and also in
the crtormance OF my duties cler. yman in .his
aud other cities, have become thor )ughiy aud In
tlmately acquainted With Z. Leonidas Hamilton, NJ.
D., the justly celebrated Liver. Lung aud blood
Physician OF this city, who is locate at No. 546
Broadway. The Doctor was for many years regu-
lar practicing physician, and also for tome ycars
professor In one ot our best medical schools AMI
during euch extensive experience, has fully realized
OF in ali chronic diseases more especially that class
Of trouble atising from derangcd functions OF tic
L>ycS and digestive organs. he at once set himself
about the study OF this class OF d deter mined
world under tribute, he has mado discoveries ard
compounded specifics on sound philosophical prin.
cfp!es which have made the most wonderful
eur.s in the arnas OF medicine. liver, Blood.
under his full control, and y.e.d to the
magic. subte power OF his remedies. 1 have
myself seen number OF those y ho have been sayed
tronl tho hand o, death by his power. when the un
and nl other treatment was Of no avail. lnnddirou
to wEat can vouch for personally. hare an pie
evidence frlm other cergy men, phyHicians nnd emf.
ncnt mcn OF the hisbest character who have also
epeak u tho highest praise nnd gratitude OF Dr. Ham,
ilton aa q ply sict ID and gentleman OF honor aud
infc2iity. Itis nut simply stating the positive truth
when I say that It Is well known throughout this
country that where his works known, and tue
frliIa of his fk have beeu Witnessed, he is hiahl,
esteemed by the people Us The most eminent aud
niarkablc physician in tho eatment OF chronic dis
en-. OF the age. Aa the result OF long personal
and tnmi lar acquaintance with Professor Hamilton.
and has unparalleled success D .ofes sional m an
of the highest order frankly express the hope that
diseaeed humanity in every part Of our land may
avail themselves OF his most remarkable SKILL. and
thus share Tho noble blessings go kindly and freely
bestowed upon pll. eaS tf..l,'
Noat respectfully. Rev. ". B. JACOBS.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-23
CASES OF ASTHMA.

hFTOS !. L.
To PRoP. n. L. HAMILTON:
Dear Doctor-1t was between Elk and seven years
was am c:ed With that dire Inalady tho Asthma,
and afser employing the best medical skill In tho
country and taking all tho patent medicines recon-.
mended without avail or my PORN inent relief,
began to think there cure for It: but motto.
ing an advertisement Ct yours in ono Of tho New
York paper, It with the greatest reluctance I
wrote you, Us then expected 1t would not teneht
me and would be woIso than useless In this was
greatly disappointed, as had not taken the medl.
cine moro than tUo weeks before vas able to do
light work on the farm Before this could not at.
tend 10 any business being completely prostraed,
and after taking two PACKAGES considered myself
perfectly cured aud my health fully rc.es.abshed--
Tho bronchial dmculties aud ali bad symptoms
being entirely removed. AL this is attributable TO
your unrivaled medicine. under tue Divine sane.
ton, which trust, with M, viii ever be remember
ed with gratitude. cannot cose this communica-
Ton without expression OF my heartfelt gratitude
and thanks for the timely aid you rendered my
daughter in Consumption. The efficiency Of tho
medicine In her case has been truly miraculous.
Tbat hectic cough aud flush on the Cneek, with tho
other consumptve symptoms, have cntirely lott her
and pow after period OF FIVE months che is enjoy
ing good health and is quito ropust. so much that
she has engaged 10 teach school this summer. You
are at liberty 10 show tbs ctter TO any similarly
afflicted, or publish II as you think proper Any
letter Of inquiry will cheerfuy answer. am, dear
Doctor, with mtny Thanks, your humble servant.
JOSEPH LITTLE.