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SOUTH CAROLINA.
BUSINESS IN MARION.

sUoTra5cn BUSINESS IN MARION.
The Marion Star, apropos Of Semloh's Ma
ron letter, Haye:
The mercbants of this place will control
this season. as they have done everv season
sinceltho war, only that portion OF The cotton
That viii constitute only small portion OF the
crop. IT the price OF cotton holds up as
our planters now anticipate it will, they will
have large monied surplus this winter, and
nsnt fall they will be as independent as wood
,sayysrs. and viii be free to ship their produce
10 any market they may select. With all due
Difference to the information published as the
cpiDicn Of the correspondent OF IHB DAILY
NEUB, We affirm that three-iourths Of the COL
ton crop OF Marion vii! be sold under the di-
rectlon Of the planters this fall. A bright tu-
ture looms up before our section Of the coun-
try, and If rapid strides are made in scientific
farming here as in other localities, and with
the same success, a half dozen years more will
leave no trace OF the late disastrous var IN the
Peedee country. Our people will again be happy
anil prosperous, opr whole section will be dot
ted with handsome cottages, and here will be
the garden spot OF the State."
psATH OF pR. EDWARD FISHER.
The Phenx announces the death at Will
sons Springs of DR.. Edward Fisher, OF Colam-
bia, in the 77th year OF his age.
20 THE sTArB UNIVERSITY.
Inc fn6nlX learns tnat Generai =. I. Alex
Snder has resigned the chair OF mathematics
and engineering in the University. 1t is we'll
known that General Alexander filed his chair
with Distinguished ability. In his resignation
the University loses professor who, by his
hne attalnCents and high character, reflected
honor upon the institution.
ssotc. DEATH OF CAPTAIN BILL.
TIE Horny News announces the death of
Captain Samuel Bell, on Saturday last. He
vas captain in the Confederate arrow, and I'D
1854 State senator from Horny.
s.nC 9s.4S A HOTEL THIRP ABOUT.
The Columbia Phenix says: "a man calling
himself McRAe, who was stopping at the Wash
ington House, succeeded, on Sunday night last,
in robbing some Of the bcarders Of clothing, .
silver watch and vaise. The valise was mark
ed ~. 8. y, Columbia, 8. c. Said NcRae is
dascribed as being sallow complicated and in
,ctn9d to stutter. The family Of Mrs. STRAIT
ION, the proprietress Of the house, also suffer-
cd some less"
TIKI WEATHER AND GBoPs IN MARION.
The Crescent saye: ..On Monday night we had
q coplous rain which was much needed. Late
corn was suffering, also sweet potatoes and
turnips. 1t is thought that about half crop
of corn has been made in this district The
extraordinary dryneas Of the summer has
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caused sweet POTATOES 10 be much more back
.vord than usual. During. the last few weeks
the cotton in. this seotion has been badly iu-
jured BY rust. We have never seen this dis
ease 90 extensive and destructive as now.
Heretofore we have seen ite ravages mostly on
poor land. but at present. there is hardly
Held in this section which has escaped. We
see it at Y. Miles, at General Evans, God
bold's, and indeed on all the best plantations
in this county. The yield must necessarily
bs greatly diminished"
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Charleston Cotton, tlcc and Naval Stores
Market.
OFFICE OF THR CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS
CHARLESTON. "Wednesday Evening. Sept. ].
CorroN.-This article was in fair request, snd un-
der some demand from buyers pnces advanced
about 10 q fb, the operations being limited by the
small supplies Sales 81 bales viz: at 90; at 81 !;
1ass1X; at 50; l al sax; : at 321S; 1871 SO We
quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to good ordinary .......2s $50
Low uiiddpnG... G....................oI @oi1s
Middling.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .S2RCG33
BY New York classification we quote:
M1ddling .........................S .SoiH@-
FIcE-Ihe market for this grain was quiet for
want of stock. Quotations are nominal. say common
to fair clean Carolina $685.; good s1s@s7<c.
NAVAL. sronEs-The transactions were limited at
steady prices with the following sales 50 casks
spirits urpentne in selected bOs at sSc; IS casks
spirits turpentne in ordinary packages at 3Sc, and
250 bbls Of Nos and Srosin-No selling at 81 rs,
and No. ct 81 10 p bbl.
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Aeerncop. cotton a shaae ~hrmer; sales VII. .pre'

Assrucou. Cotton shade @hrmer; sales VIII pre-
tabiyreach 5000 baies
Ivcntne.-oetton 0 shade fruer; uplands 18kd;
Orleans 1sXalsXd; eales 5000 bales, Of which 5000
bsl-s vore for export and speculation. Red wheat
% 3D. Others unchanged.
HEvnR September 1.-coston opens quiet. Bourse
excited. Rentes 77f 1c.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NRv YORK September l-Noon.-Stocks unset
tied but strong Money easy at 6a7c. Sterling, long
Ok; short 10. Gold ssx. Cotton quiet at s5c
Turpenttne axe. Rosin firm good common
| O. IS
Evening. Cotton firm; sales 900 bales; nliddlina
sc. Flour frmer; superfne S. 8oa6 rs; extra Sc
ssls, choice sc SCAT 26; fancy s6 s5aT Is. Wheat
winter red. old 81 55; new 81 5sa1 62H. Corn un
changed. M.s beef steady. Mess pork lower al
$s1 l2Kaa2 10. Lard steady. Whiskey dull at 81
IT.. Sugar firm. Turpentine 4i1Sa42hc. Rosin 81
soaSu Cover, ments firm. '6a's 2s1s. soushernt
duh. Money essy at Safe Sterling steadier at 9Ia
9K. Gold dull, closing at 33X. Stocks irregular
and excited.
BALTIMORE, September 1.-Cotton 3Hc. fiour
active and hrmer; Howard-srreet superhne seas 20
Whest firm. White corn 81 16; yellow 81 20. Oats
5Ta60c Mess pork sSi SO. Bacon firm. Lard quier'
whiskey steady at II.
CINCINNATI, September 1.-Whiskey firm and
no. hing doing; 81 15 asked. Mess p'rk s33. Ba-
con active; shoulders l5c. Lard nominal
ST. LOUIS. September 1.-Wbiskey heavy. at 81
Is. Provisions quiet. Mess pork sS4. Bacon,
shoulders l511a15Ac; clear rides 19a19I4c; hams,
plain canvased 1ec; sugar-cured 21c.
LOUISVILLE, September Provisions declining.
Mess pork s34a8i %. Bacon, shoulders 16c; clear
sides 1sHc. Lard 2O&c. Whiskey 81 lax.
WILMINGTON, September 1.-Spirits turpentine
Hrm at sSXo. Rosin steady at 81 6Oa5 so. Crude
turpenins unchanged. Tar 50 40. Cotton SIC for
midding.
AUGUSTA, September 1.-Coton market continues
active with good dcmand sales 70 bales; middling
81 HaS2c; receipts So bales.
SAVANNAH, September 1.-Cotton. receipts IA
bales; market firm at lastquotatoDs.
MoBu.E, September Lotion, Gales $50 bales;
market closed quiet; low niddl'ng 2ea29hc; re-
ceipts l2s bales.
NEW ORLEANS, September 1.-Cotton quiet Gales
SO bales receipts VI bales; middling 32c Sugar In
active common 1lHc; primo 14al4Ac. Molasses.
reboiled c0a7Oc. Gold S2H. Sterling ASK.
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PROM tnie Fort

Prom tnie FORT.
Steamship Mhnetonks.. Carpenter. New Yofh' Ar'
STEAD ship Sea Guil, putton, Baltimore. August 90.
schr Anna Glover, Terry, Boston, Augussw
Shipnews by Telegraph.
WILMINGTON, September Arrived, hnnpire oaty
from New York; Lurtile from Baltimore
SAVANNAH, september Arrived. steamships
America from Baltimore; Jonawanda from Phiia-
delphia; Salvador and Huntsville from New York;
tchrs NJ Bramhan from New York; Maggie Gray
Cleared, tchr Minnie Dixon for Jacksonville.
memo,nuta.
The steamship SMs which started from her
wharf yesterday afternoon for New York. came 70
an anchor In the Roads In consequence OF heavy
Ne blow prevailing.
We learn from the oondgneee that the brig Merriwa,
Captain Downs, which arrived at quarantine below
thectty some days since; from Matalzas, with u
GERS sick has far improved In capillary cocdluon
do from the lower quarantine rs soon as vino ana
weather permits. >
LIST OF VESSELS
UP, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR MS t'0hT
FonEI0N
LIVERPOOL.
The Vinco Baliday sailed. .....",....Ju July Is
British brig Courier, Evans. sailed ........July
The Homborsund NELSON, up. August IL
DOMESTi
BOSTON.
Bark Walker, PettiDg up. August q
Anna Glover. rtrrs, up .............. August ~
Sobr Ida Be.h Fisher, up. August 70
RocxpolT Mp.
schr Dexter Washburne. Munro, sailed. August %
NEW YonE.
Schr Nancy Smith, Boyd, up.............Au August 16
Schr NJ R,chards irving, cleared. d...... ..AuGust %
Schr NJ! rover, Pro IN, up. august -
PHILADELPHIA.
Bark G Dodge, Munro, cleared. d....... sugu't "a
BALTIMORE.
Schr Virginia Dare Johnson. up. August IA
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THR DAILY NEWS.
SvzuaMe1.

~. scanes were oil sround Us spread.
n rei 9elds. eli fenced and holding grass cnd gan
- oreharas wherein fruis shown rich snd res.
:@1Ieilow and yellow; there vas hsre pam
q Tlgv roapa the dA. y ana cloverhead,
And the g,asshopE With quick Jumping sgeed;
,ArA there was wood, aud water, and miin high.
:. .Weheard The Wild bros music, and theseean' 3
Fefelt soft winds, which stole leross the face;
,Hnd on The sky 90 blue We could not trace
"A aleed 10 interrupt the SUMS bright beams,
sAadtn the ehade we stayed where birds were nssn
AsA watched the bee that wort low ouz1ug -.
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Markets by Telegraph.
FoREIdN MARKETS.

LONDON, September 1-Noon.- The weaker COD
tinues favorable for gathering crops. Consols sS&
Bonds e4A. Sugar firm, both on the spot ana
afoat
LIVERPOOL, september 1-Nocn.-Cotton quiet;
upIands 13Kd; Orleans lsxa1aNd; sales 5000 bales
Red Western wheat % elses "a Bacon 67s Tai
low 47s I'd.
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uf the Georgia Conference
DooLY COUNTY, GA April, 1867.

Eo0LY COUNTY, Ga April, 1867.
This is to certify ihit was contirod to be house
and most OF thc tire TO my bed, and ruff ring the
greatest agony imaginable With Rheumuiism. for
i've months, aud aztec trying every ayaiIable rene
dy, with no relief, was cured with TWO bottles OF
DR.. o. S. Prophits Anodyne Pam Ri II. each cost
ing fifty cents Only; 1t rreSed NC utmost instantly.
/ therefore recommend /; IN the highest degree 10
others suffering from similar disc.se. .aD i?S
that 1t is one oil the best family medicines now ou'.
certain Yours truly, w. a. FOREuaND.
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Commercial.
Exports.

NEW YORK-Per steamship Saragossa--l7O bales
Upland Cotton. 6s rales Yarn. 90 casks Clay. II
bundles Paper. SO bales Bags, "a packages Fruit,
bales Hides, 81 packages Suudries Per brig
susan voorhees-ie9. S89 feet Resawed Lun-
Der, g. 952 feet Boards. -. Per schr Emma d
Flnney-Inward cargo from Jacksonville.
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srAsronpv1LLE, PUTNAM COUNTY o;t. l. Is

SrAsronnvILLE, PUTNAM COUNTY, OF. l. lSG7
DR.. o. 3. Iroph,h-Dear Sr-lhis is 10 certify
that have used your h:!ur Pills for The las. ten
years and have never failed 10 he Ague in Il
eipgle instance with them. They alS-vs break the
chils the first day that hey are given. can recon-
iiend thenr a. bein. the 3es. alI.c medicine that !
have ~ er found and they leave TO bad effects follow
ing them, rs Qu;niuc. DC
Yours respectfully. A. WESIBHOUk.
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rTiIIE 8ARNWELL SENTINEL.

MERCHANTS, FACTORS AND BUSINESS MEN
will find it to their interest to advertise in the SEN
IINEL. II has been published in that Ia ge and Pop
ulous County for seventeen years, sud bas circus
ton unsurpassed by any country paper III the stare,
Terns liberal address z. a. BRONSON. Pro-
pr.etor, Black7ine, &C.
Lugust % 1mo
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CoyrycToy GA J1.y .. lsc7

CCVINGTON uA., july ., INJI
Dr. ProphiL- iia,;ag used your Liver Medicine
for more than year in my family, rleeriully re-
commend 1t TO all persons suilerinG from Liver al
feci:ons Dyspepsia or TrG;g. ion in auy form. !
also recommend your ly.rnt-ry Corjia as the bcs'
remt dy for that disease O. i. ROfEE-.
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pnoPnlrl,s LIVER MEDICINE.

DR.. Iroptia-Hayng cd this medicine su0.-
cicntly lon to tot i,s virtu' nd to satisfy my
mind th:t il is an Ev1luabe remedy for DysrepsiI
"a disease from which the wIit'r has suffered much
for Elk years AMI beng persuaded that hundrc'r
who now suScr from tbs annoying complaint would
be si2nay benefited. as n has Lo,n BY ITS use,
deem it duty We owe 10 this r;Ilortrnltr class to
recommend to iL1Iu ibc uso of this romcdy which
has given no, only himself but several members Of
bis iBSly tic grea' est reirf.
u. W. ARNOLD.
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Arrived Yesterday,


Schr Miskmons. Wyatt Antigua, III days.
To ] A Ensow 4 Co. Bound to Wilmington, Z,
and put into this port leaking badly.
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Saragossa Ryder New York-Ravenel
Co.
Brig susan Voorhees,. Fulford, New York-Risley
& Creighton.
schr Emma D Finney, Milton New Y9r:-H Be-
ker i Co.
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Macon Market.

Cons,gnees per South Ca,oIIna HaIirOnd
August 81 and September 1.
1914 bales Cotton, 60 bales Domestics, GS bales
Rags 65i sacks Grain. lGO sacks Flour l60 bbs
Flour. 103 bbs Naval stores, 72 boxes Tobacco. 2
cars Wood, cars Lumber, cars slaves car Stock.
To Railroad Agent Clacius 4 Witte, e ollin, Gold
smith 4 Son. B O'Nrill Stenbousc & Co, ] X Prin-
gle. l. D DeSaussure. Kirkpatrick Il Wtte. Pelzer.
Rodgers L Co. w Ryan, A salinas afowry Co.
ID Aiken { Co, Bowling CO, Reeder Davis, q
Williams & 20, Frost & AdG r, Claghorp, Eerring
& Co. Knobeloch & Small, Camp>ci 60. and
Baker.
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A. WESTBROOK.
PUTNAM COUNTY. GA. September %. 1869.

PUTNAM COUNTY. GA. September %. 1sGs.
DR.. O. s. ProphM-sir-I have used for th- last
two years in my family you" Liver Medicine, your
Pain Kill It, and your Female Tonic, and have no
fears in saying hat they the best medicines Ihave
ever used for the Liver AMI stomach NeuraG and
Rheumatic Affections, Headache, Collie, and pains OF
every kind are subdued by them. After using the
medicines so long, cheerfuly recommend them 20
aoy aid every enc, and TO all that arc afflicted, as lie
best and safest RENE dies Tor all the diseases for
wbch thty recommended. sc.
Yours respectfully, JAMES WhldHI.
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Dysentery Cordial, Female Tonic
AND
PURIFYING PILLS.

THE FXChLI.ENr REMEDIES OF o. S
nROPHITF. n. d.. need no recommendation
their well known power III removing the diseases pe
cular 10 our Southern climate having already estab.
lished for them an e1viabe reputation IN Georgia
and the adjoining states. .s the majority OF person.
living in TIC south are predi>poed to disease Of ~
Liver II is granted by all intelligent physicians thai
most OF the pains and aches OF our people are due
to orr mic iunc nal arrangement Of that impor
iant organ. Proph;i's Liver Medicine and Anu.
Bilious Pills strike directly at tho root OF the EVIL
They cure the Liver. which IN nine out OF ell,
IL at the bottom of tie Coughs. Dyspepsia, ColIc
Sick Headache. Rheuraaism. Constipation. Men
strual OF siric'icns, &c, common among our
people. Earache, 1"othache, Acute Rheumatism,
Neuralgia and bodily pains Of every Kind fe before
PROPHITT'S PAIN KILL IT
like chaT b?fere the w!n1.
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lInvann Market

HAVANA, August 29.-SUoAR-The exports for
the week ending yeste day to foreign ports were 49,
600 boxes; the Uni,ed states 1900 boxes: stock in
warehouse at Havana and MatanZas 2Gl 900 boxes,
SOW hhds The operations for the week have been
limited owing TO The scarcity OF classes demanded
for shipment, and the market closed firner at SMa
SI reals per nrrobe for Nos. 10 and IL Dutch stan
dard. and 9}sa1cMc Tor Nos Is to 20. Molasses
sugar frm at 6Ha7 reals per arrobe. Muscovadocs
actye far to good refining 774a8 reals per ar obe.
EXCHANGE -On London 10 lSal6M per cent pre-
MUM; on Paris 2ha3H per cent. premium; on
United States IN gold 90 uays sight 4Ha6 per cen:
premium, and short sight 6h per cent 60 DAYS
sight currency, 20H per cent. discount; short sight
l8X per ceut. discount.
'FhpnoHrs-Sugar per box for Northern ports So:
DER hid. of molasses to southern aud Northern
ports 81 60a5 So TO Falmouth and orders 53s per top.
Shipping in port-29 ships. 20 bres and schooners
Spanish bank notes pass readily IN ordinary busi.
ness at par, and at 2H discount Tor gold
Providence Print and Cloth Market.
WEEK ENDING AUGUST 2s.-The market Is 6rmcr
with si9ht advances IN prices. Tho following are
the sales: 9OUo pieces 5Gx6o nc; 2lo00 do 6ixGt
81sc; q, 900 do 6ix64 SXc. Total A 900 pieces.
Wilmington Market.
WILMINGTON, August 81 31-luRprNI1NE-Is in
fair request and receipi5 meagre sales OF 200 bbs
t So for virgin. and 50 80 for yellow dip per $50 lbs
rules stea " slles OF ls0 bbls ut 3Sc. and 90 bbs,
IN. Y. packagesJ at SS3lc per pallon.
RosM-Sales of 22J D,ls ut 81 GO for strained, and
81 70a1 75 for No2.
TAR-64 bbls sod at 50 40 per Dbl.
CorroS-One small lot cod at 32c for low mid
ding.
Macon Market.
MACON, August 30.-CoTroN.-The sales today
amount to 91 bales; receipts 126 bales; sbipnezts
lot bales. The sales for the week sum mp 2o8 bales;
receipts 252 bales; shipments 1877 bales; niddings
are quotet at SOC. Their, is good demand-stock on
hand light. All the high grades GRE readily taken
mp. Low grades hard of sale.
MACON COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock September Isl, 1868. ............ 1925
Receiver this week. ............ 252
Received previously 5S.0S2-58.s soi
Total. ........................ 6c,2So
Shipped this week. 187
Shipped previously. ly.................. 59s69-6O0b6
Stock on hand. .... lA
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Consignecs per Northeastern Hairoad
September I.
bales Cotton, 751 bbls Naval Stores, To5acco,
Lumber. Mdse, &C. To Williams Co. G Il
Walter & Co. Marshall, Jr. stoneY. N Sanders,
Ktnsmap Howell. Birdcn, Frost L 'dser, A
tioldsmith & Co, Reeder 4 DAVIS. Ryan, L
Brandrot, J A Quackenoush. d Easelton, Mantoue
& Co, Pioneer o operative Association. j n Eason
& Bro, D Pi ifer, Wagener 4 Monsees. and +
Benedict
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LUHN'S FLAyoRING EXTRACTS ~
Havo no equal for strength aud purity, and ought 10
be used by all
SODA WATER DEALERS AND ICE CREAM MANU-
FACTURERS..
MI Z. g. JACKSON, Proprietor Of the oharieston
Hotel Gays: 81 recommend your Extracts wihous
hesitation TO the public for leo Creams, Jeliies and
Pastry"
Nrs q. NJ. BULrERr1ELD. Propietress OF the Pa
vifion Hotel. says: They well worthy the atten-
ton of those who deal in them or use them T"
These Extracts are put up iu small walls, by the
dozen, for the trade and family use, and in pint,
quart and half gallon bottles for manufacturers.
Congress and High Rock Spring Waterr'
CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
Any article desired not in Stock. will be procured
TO order.
Gods delivered in The city FREE OF CHARGE.
JuneS Dso tuths 3mo
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passengers.

Passengers.
Per steamship SaraGossa. for Ncw Tork-Nrs
Ihley. Henry Mr. Sylvester and lazy Whildcn.
J Whitmore, u Norwoot. Rev q Wilkins. J
Mccall, Perry, Mclaughlin. and 7 in steerlge.
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ing December 8tst, 1857:
Kna, Connecticut. ....... .1S4 to every 100
Donneo ieut Mutual ....... .169 to every 100
pcntineatal ..s............1S .1S4 to every 100
Nanhattan. an...................1 14S to every 100
Ns1 York Mutual. ...... IA to every 100
New York fiEe, .lS7 to every 100
Pbennix: ..149 to every 100
Unitsd States. .........,....1 .14S 70 every 100
Knirkei b,cker .118 to every 100
Bpiyersal l.............189 .189 to every 100
- Southern Life, from the sworn statement OF
its President and Secretarv, has s510. .64 %
with which to pay $171. .928 q, thus giving 8
ratio OF assets 10 liabilities OF S299 g. to every
$100 Of liabilities. In other words, the South
ern Life couId reinsure all Of It's outstanding
dsks, pay all Of it's debts, and close business
to-day with plus on hand OF $3.50 6l4 e6
Herels ashowing that 30 stage ers these North
ern slSnderers that they have no resource Left
bat to attack the integrity Of its officers, and
say that the whole thing is cooked up to dc
ceive, and when General Gordon, the Presi-
dent Of the AtiaDta department, comes ont
over his own signature and swears to the
above. that he peIjures himself. This will be
hard to make our people believe. We do not
Intend by this article to draw any unjust COM
parnons or to make War upon any other COM
panY; sut We do. think. other things being
equal, that it is the doty' Of every patriotic
Southern man to patronize his own company.
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DIR PROPHITT'S FEEIaLE TONIC.
This Medicine, with its associates is safe and
certain remody for oil curable diseases 10 which Fe-
males alone are liable. II is also an excellent pre-.
ventative of Nervous BliDoness, or Nervous Dis
cases in either male or icTale 1t s powerful Ner-
vine Tonic. setting up full ard Tree crs uatlon
throughout the system.
All of the above Medicines sold by Druggists and
Merchants generally throughout the southwest.
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HORI CALENDAR.
FHA Is OF THK MOON.
New Moon, 9Th, IL hours, 46 minutes. mofning.
First Quarter, l2h hours minutes, evening.
Fu!l Moon. 20th hours. 81 minutes, evening.
Last Quarter. 28tb. hours, 2 niinutee evening.