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Arrived Yesterday.

Brig a Braasbaw. sears. New York--5 Days. Mdse.
To ~ aoSsh Sv 3,, &C. BASgstA 2 e. Aaaas Damon
Mies eshefon % ssrlies. rs inc, Sss'ss Do%ie e
sosss aSss Hoss hss FsPs gss a.ss ca ssSs ssrs.
ssaa Ga .as k,ss,s g. Eng aiSp91 os9sn
Holmes, Rells. Riecken q scbaohte, Railroad Agent
Il sllcox, stenhouse q CO. conmander E stene,
isrs s Nssss4 sBss Bssr aSe 9Ssss soDS a,y vi
Wsiss Kossa, \ y 7a ! msss sSa .. g. ] :
Rcsfs,Io W Q Bee co. and Lowndes.
Steamer Pilot Aoye Peck. savanneh,,vtS Beaufort
aiSn ass 49, nass son Sq TSo4s steD
3ss ;.si ~ g. as$, s
sees. r Adams,snd Metthewes,
.,reAner Emile. Lewis, Georgetown, 8 9. 80 tcs
s II Ks
Il Pr1ngle, Mrs DE Huger, b Phoenix, and others.
AT QUARANTINE.
British bark Fantee, from the Cape de Verde ISL
and. To Mure e. Co. s' ~
~. u. Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Sea Gull. Dutton. Baltimore -Courtenay
Brig II Brooks. Briggs. BOSTON, A En.low & Co.
sehg naIsssss pSsss Lucy cr0''ley Providence % l.
,5 s. NJ ,8 sailed Yesterday. s,,Y,
i6teAm6hip SaragosSa, Ryder. New York. f.t,a
Steamship Sea Gull. Dutton Baltimore. tSar
iot' fM ss'Ulenrea Tor this Fort. ft
Brig = " McGlyery, stutts, ut Frsnkf1r Me, July j..
scnr " + Springs. Hslsey. at New York, July6. ]
os snspnews by Te'cGraph.
RAyAxrAH. July 8---Arrived. the Margaret, from
Portland, cleared, steamer General Barnes for New
.s. LEST OE VESSELS ataS
or. CLEARED AND SAILED FOE a Hrs Peh r.
tssf fffaA 4 N!s Va - sGSt,tfk3 X. ~ .
FORElGN
~ ~ 49, LIVERPOOL. I n H.
The Hannah Lizzie, Ferguson, cleared. May 40
The Minnie, Roberts0la; sailed May ~
The Vince, Halliday, up.ss June ~
-, DOM EaTIO
BE1EAsr, HE.
kchr Zeta Phi, ThompsoI. sAiled.. ..!..... June 40
aoLDGpoRo'. MR.
Echr Velocity Pinkhnrn9 esifad ~. ..June 10
~ ,teasss4f a,gs y, tTRANxFoHT. LIE. ,,
Brig n W McGtiysy AtSfts. cleared ~. July
brig Aampden, Perkins. june %
EcAr VIM l. y. rings. Halaey. cleared. .Juiy
PHILADELPHIA
6chr Sarah Cuilen, Avis, mp. ....s.... July ]
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financial ano GommerriaI.
Tine Charleston Money Market.

Tine Charleston Money Market.
t.3".r THURSDAY. July g, 1855.
The past week has been characterized by no
change. There we're few transactions and quota
tions nominal. State Bank bills are in good de-
noand with slight appreciation. South Carolina
Railroad and Bank stock remains unchanged. Sales
Of City stock were made ct 6a to g.. The Peoples
and First Natl Bank stocks still quoted at 49,
no sales being reported. Union Bank stock SS%
Other quotations unchanged. There was general
dullness In business circles and securities were not
in demand. Money is easy at = to PER cent. q
month on unexceptional Il collaterals.
sorrruERN RANK RITA -
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Total. al.......:..:........1, 1893 l.659,411
Deficiency IN visible supply ........ 228,2l8
Stock Of cotton held by Manchester spinners at
ths mills. now 900 bale; same time lses 1876 600
bales. IN !MIi.ddlns uplands now 12isd; then 1850
1lXd.
The following statement will chow the operations
in thi- market for The week:
. on Friday, Jply2 the srtic'e was stiff, and prices
had HTmer tendency: sales 16O bales. ordinary to
good ordinary being quoted at so@s2o., low mid.
ding 32Hcaod nosddlinG noninaly $50. % nb.
On Saturday the transactions were light; sales
shout 70 b4les; quotations unsltered.
:" On Monday, being holiday, no business was
transa6ted r s1ofirvH rtt'ff 5s3 IA
ON IuesdaY the articls was fstm; sales 100 bales.
ordinary to good, ordinary being, quoted at so@s2
low mtddling SAX. and middling $40. w ID.
On Wednesday the ptaple was quiet but un.
changed; sales 90 bales; quotations nnal.ered.
Yesterday the article was quiet but s'esdy; sales
80 bales; at 81. and ~ at sax, We quote:
L1vEEPooL oLAssfFTdAr1oH es4
Ordinary 70 good ordinary .......80 QD32
Low Mtcdhh8...... .321a9-
.s,~ MfouunB .G o. e
BY New York classification We quote: n
i II Middlng g..s...............4...s.3 s.385E@-- s "A
.gEA IszANps --The markes for this claas Of the
Abre has been generally arm with rather Rood in.
curry. and stock at present very much reduced a
fair amount Of trans cions having taken place du-
Fing tha week at about previous figures. We note
sales OF about 100 bgs Of islands and Eloriias
AmonI which were i6 Floridas ut IS; 81 st 60: at
.65; mixed SEA islands at 4b; II 7oj vi o0c p 10.
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THE DAILY NEWS.
The History Of q Life

Day dawned: Within curtained room,
Filled to fAintness with perfume.
A lady lay, at point Of doom.
Day closed: A child had seen the light;
But fcr the lady far and bright,
she rested in undreaming night.
Spring rose: The lady's grave was green;
And near 1t afterwards was seen
gentle boy, with thoughtful mien.
Years A,d: He wore manly face.
And strugg Ell In the worlds rough race,
And Won, at least, q lofty p ace.
And then-he dieal Behold before ye, #
Humanity's poor sum and story,
Ife-death-and al that is Of glory.
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LIST OF SHIPPING
I'm the Port OF Charleston, July 8.
vEsnALs UNDER 100 TONS. AND STEAMERS coAsr1Na
WITHIN THE STATE EXCEPTED.
STEAMSHIPS.
Champion. 14le tons. lockwood, at Adger's wharf,
for New York. loading-James Adger Il Co.
SHIPS
Winthrop, 94e tons, Stewart, at Atlantic wharf
for Liverpool. loadipg-Patterson & Stock.
BARKS.
Helen Sands. 563 tons. woodside at senneits wharf
for the Rio de la Plata, loading-Street Brothers
Fantee tBrl - tons, --, at Quarantine. from the
Cape de Verbs, just arrived-R Mure & Co.
BRIGs.
Clifton (Br), 1872 TONS Williams at MarshaIls wharf
for Liverpool, loading-R Mure Il Co.
Josie Devereaux, 425 tons, Clark, in Ashley River
for Philadelphia loading-street Bros h Go.
for Boston. ready A Ensiow & Co.
Americus. 396 tons. Hand, at Central wharf, from
.,., Boston. digcharsins-w Roach : 90:
Man1anills, 156 tons, spear, Ashley River, from
Monica M 4 i4s tons. Mc,'ooo, at E Railroad wharf,
New York. discharsins--w Roach & CO.
sCHOONERs.
Lion lBr). Ill tons, Mcclellan in Ashley River for
~ bermuda. loading--J A Knslow l. CO. ~
York, loading-%m Roach 81 I CO. Q '''''' A'f 's"
margares Lsoy. az TONS orossley, in the stream,
Wilder. 297 tons, Heather, in Ashley River,
tor providence, loading--W Roach & co.
Frank Palmer. 212 tons, Latham. in Ashley River
tor Philadelphia, loa,iing-H Baker h Co.
Palmer. l97 tons, snoot, at Railroad Accommo-
dation wharf. for Baltimore, loading--Master
Clara ElweIl. 296 tons. Jenkins in Ashley River,
:, i0r Northern @ Port. loading-L Potter.
Gsay, 2oo tens, Small. at Northeastern Railroad
John Griffin, tons. Foster, at Central wharf.
for Philadelphia. loading-HF Baker 4 Co
Mary stow, - tons. Rankin, at Union wharf, from
New York, dischar. ing W Reach & CO.
Grace Clifton. - TONS Otis, in Ashley River, for
Philadelphia. loading-Master.
Shiloh. 27O tons, Hubbard, at Kerr's wharf, from
= Baltimore; re- discharginR-H Baker & Co.
CS Groves. 258 TONS Weaver, at Kerr's wharf from
New York. discharRing-H Baker & Co.
Waterman. lot tons, Marshall, at Brown Co.'S
wharf. from Baltimore Q, discharging Bros
& Co.
Adolph Hugel, 242 tons, Adams, at Central wharf
from Philadelphia dtscharg1nQ-H b Baker l.
Co.
Rockingham 169 tons. Nickerson, at Adgers wharf.
from New York, discharging-W Reach & Co.
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you VIII save time health and money.
$1,000 REWARD for any Case of disease in any
stage which they fail 10 cure.
Er. RICH AUaHA GOLDEN RAISAN No. cures
Ulcers. liberated Sore = hroat and Mouth, fore
Eyes, Cutaneous or Ektn Ernptons Copper OoIored
Bl0tches, soreness ofthe Scalp scrofua, 60 fs the
greatest Renovator, Alte1attve and Blood Purifier
known. removes al diseases from the system and
leaves the blood pure and healthy.
81 Dr. RICHAU'S COLDER BALSAM No. cuSes
Mercurial Affections, Rheumatism in all it, fornns
whether from mercury or other causes; gives imme
dfate relief In aH eases. No dieting necessary.
have thousands OF Certificates proving the miracu-
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Dr. .RI0HAu.s GOLDEN ELrxlR D.AMouR, a
tactical cure for Nervous General Debility in old
or youngi impateing energv with wonde fui effect.
Rflce - per bottle, or two bottles for 90.
On receipe Of price theae Remedies will he shipped
70 any p!soe. Prompt attention paid TO ali CORES.
. asmts. None Eeuntn4 without tho name sof cdr.
RICHAU'A GOLDEN REMEDIES, D. p. RICHARDS,
Sole Proprietor" blown in glass OF bot,les.S
Address D. =. RICHARDS.
no. 21o yar1ck-etroet, New York
once Hcura from A. M. to or. M.
Crcoars aenes 1y Ju1y3
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Wilmington Marke,

I. . wn1n1m8tOR MARKET.
steady Sales ii se bbs IL IS for virgin. and So es
for yellow dip, er 2a0 pounds
SPIRITS gURPENTINE Market firm. with sales OF
49t bbls at 89c per gallon.
RosN-Sales OF $50 bbls at 81 66 for strained
81 TO- 76asl 30 for No $8 90 for No l. and "a az
for extra pale. ~
TAR so bbls received and sold at 81 2b per bbl.
Exports Tor tue Week cndin& Thursday
.- July 8.
4 AZ !-Ig DOMESTIC. l,'
BOSTON-Per brig b O Brooks-2O7 bales Cotton
l06 tons Scrap Iron, &c. 900 feet Lumber, 10 ba gs
/, Wool. 81 rolls Mating i~
PROVIDENCE. q Per schr Margaret h Lucy
234,678 feet Flooring Boards, a. I97 feet Hewn
Timber, 5000 feed resswed Lumb'r. -
NEW YORK-Per steamship Eeragossa-42 bags Sea
Island Cotton. 30 bales Upland Cotton 70 tierces
s Rice, &C bales Yarn, 681 bbls Rosin, l85 crates
- ETuits and Vegetables, 10 bbls Vegetables LAG
= NJ packages ,sundries 271; sacks Wheat so casks
Chy, 20 empty Barrels. . =. Per steamship Man
hattan---61 bags 8 7 Cotton, 1872 bales Upland
"a Cotton. Sc, bSles pomesttcl, so tlerces Clay 26
ferces Rice. Is bales Hides. 200 haae Phos-
phatea, 7s packages sun1ries. 16b empty Bar.
y reis: 1Aog PACKAGES Vegetables and Fruit.
BALTlMoRE-per steamship tea Gull -2s9 bales
S9tton. lG4 tie!ees Rice, 81 bbls Resia, 12o bbls
Kaohn Clay, 81 bales Yarn, 20 bales Rags, 2O8
packages Furniture, 40 tons Pig Iron, $50 pack
ages Fruits and Vegetables.
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NoTE.-we have deducted from New Orlean q
Savannah 1874 bags Sea Island and 21O bales Up-
land-and from Charleston 2s2s bags Sea Island and
2s2 bales Upland the quantities received at those
ports from Mobile. Florida. Texas and Savannah
, 1869-02-06

Some OF cut advertising patrons In tho real
cbtite huAtne.e, who talk OF feeonattueauE the
present mode of advertising property for alle,
arc, VIC think, mistaken In tuppoAlng that :" cheap
advertseueEts" really produce any greater re-
tnlts in propcrt!cn TO the raorey expended. Ad-
vc,t.seme1ss which The publisher can Adurd 70
print for about ro1hirs, arc As q Hcn.rAl rale
worth c1fctly nothing 10 the advertiser. The
error OF the real ettate teA1ers Is that they bAvs
all ,lorg been tsyinE 10 advertise themselves In
tt-ad q tie property they have for sale, and In
this competition have incumbcrcd tie lisl OF resi-
csf4te offered for sale, with 4 1atge amount
Of matter that does tho trade more harm than
&c Cd. A great proportion OF tho items Of tho id.
vefi!temc1ts are also o Indefinite inst they give
the reader Ect even An approximate notion OF
what they refer to. What e1n u man leszu from
Inc simple Advertisement, "Honsc 4rd lot on
Wabssh avtnue'' for sale. Wabash avenue Is
several mile lotH, and ground IL worth from
ts.oco TO Fao Ter foo. on different pa.ts oft; i
wooden houfa OF TWO rooms that IL worth $500 IL
called house. n well As marble front man1ion
that costs ftp,u00. This kird Of advertisement
does the advertiser TO good ltc ID 100 thort, And
0 men who have money 10 buy wi,h. arc too
bury 10 follow out these bltad trails.
II real estate dealers would epee1f3
locations. dimensions and p1css IN
lhe lowest pcesItie words that would be II.
tellg!ole they would ind a marked -ttnereuee IN
the results. We believe our present rates Of id.
StrrstuR real estAte artt In fact. too low-they
ADMIT tho insertion Of loo many duplicates of tha
sfue picee OF p:oprFtJ, and roass Of other sta
tat rot only makes it = fofmldalo undertaking
to stteupt TO rad. but conveys the Impression 10
many itat the sholo Of Chicago is for sale, and
thai nobody Hanis 10 bod properly over night
tere. II our rites OF advcr.!nK we're uo.td 1hey
would IN 4 great mcafurt tIe:ndc ihree redundant
adverttteueu'e, and would crharce tic value Of
the remainder, roth TO The reader and tho tdvey.
Hscr, In greater proportion than the iac1cased
eo+s, and ecue Ct our real esta.e dealers who IN
ders' and tie principle that tie way to tnercses
| The veluc Of thing f., uot to dlul: bat 10 c1u
detee-have confessed 10 ii that 1t would be b.t
ter iur the real ettatc tnstrest In every way, fo
sells for pu1chetcrs, and for ageuts If the rar
| cf Advertising vtsc higher. No change In ca
| rata OF advertising Is contemplated, but ahouls
than be auy II Nould &c IN the direction here In
| dIcA.cd.
, 1869-02-06
The F1o0ue MRYk&xk,
XlLEAGEEk

b7tdI Dcg2Asca 70 Ths Chicago Tnorns.
AHvArKE1, Feb3.
sAas LOO hs!s. Wheat lower: sales zs,uoa bu II
tiAs1 ~ for No. 1tu ssort; s1lsx, se11er,' option
Ae:1; @ :, q ,siltrs' ssstos Fcnra.rY t;ttx. nny-
ss.s la: ssies s. = Fl III r. Ho fess ife:s
Corn aeute: sAles ahol bu Il 4c ipf eonde ntd
hsst9 Ell sss suna Il IN demand 1t sllsai7 In store
EEov..,oxESuirt: arn and u.se.nred-
aiG@pfp ri. ns9 sti 10 = q ~ eera e'
peEk-
.*:ses y Tss s & ~ SIis setss ~
y, ~ -. ri, .tts
s.:ts s essies.s RI. Il r sas = cor .aa9ans
sas. Il tsi,s % & i;s r. fsssa III, 1soP oate
s.e5s; Gon zee saist asesips sa:.L i:a
81 +. 81 81
Gslsta c.,lst Et,tefn : n1as; ehi~dJ ihe iastae
1e r. nav ~ ,nea ,aeae wssisan ~; e ,sa 81
y 81. & 4 s. = 81 s;ss e:
"ssss59 tsraTFr.: e .so1s e SA"Ae T.! q Asa4t:
ss,1aM h.zs ao % en7ess terms. Sasaf Ia fsir II
-: ~ ass; e ~ 'e.;s; e,sa as saa s1xe
Tor Fs&n.d houded,
Hafs-Q1lst II hstee for American.
l1xk1tn 01L-f1tm II $t n4al t3-
95.c. fA~ @-''
f1ovnsoHs-FoEk tru sales .sto brIa At t51aa
~ eS ioE ats mes ~ &s: - Tor CID do: s4aas
~ - alao sos orla new mesa, seller EAreh, II
5S-a71sa- hssf active snd steady salss aoo hEia.
2esfEs b=sf Gull 11cs 110 Ics kE.uta
3tm Iaf ps!Te aeaas t5l oa11ls 81 loI
{nets ps... H-.f hans quiet; talat 10
Stlas VI tos thcn'I ls3liAc for tAua nre.sed
hoEs Efmu ~ 'e8'sEc for Ntstetn: l3kQ.sc tos
titf AEnFA Qu'ts >ad I'm E<s = nnIsHGt ia =
ltk nf cnEaf rFlaad CAT i.c Ahor ribbed l1k2
1shc tot u, & ear LAlt htAsT anu loEe t4teA,
rendered *lso 1seo - stt an, reller Aatch Arrtl.
y1ne ara jul. - o4e. Batter Gulet At zsJtJo tor
Fsxiaa1z To ttvIxrooL--Dun enzaxensnts oil
zAIx8f. -.....
:. .RN4nE1rFTsEF1cur kea.dY And without decided
,f41GEe- Wa<kt QUIT and steady, znd li1nltod eI-
Port demand for spring. Bve dull At tl.ts - fsf
Mss&U1- osxa stesd1 II tse IN staso Tor wtatzE.
, 1869-02-06

Torn a,.,dy a, ga &C fo- asv .xea westerp, sud
i mi. =. a. 1fs! % Il fed S ~ Wsa nt,
cab T. md tt.nisr. sni ES 2san 81 IT, seIit.: 4psI.
nsf 1 a. ssS es .s1s Gs fo
ialr "a 14tne st<sm.
WH1.11x4ssis; EGS.xRen i Isa 81 ssi unchanged
BCFYALI.
Corn IN ksir deasan. bat io~W sIes ef - eirs 4
sss somna ,1a q. 81 sI wesse.a a a. ~ ss,as Il
u mr. Western. R.sley rrm.
RI9.nesaFnsk nos - ID aasha1:d
r,u.n.-,,.F Fdi!5DE!FliM e !IFliaM!1.n-u,,,-r7ear
:Is; ~ ea IL q Il ss ~: n. :s1.as: IN
s. s Ssi1 sa as =. e tsrss: z:s"'
PEEo1xcH-CnshAaEed.
HnnHr-nrll = p
= sss;ss Al. sss
= ee!.,ox.-Me.. y PORK srn At rs .. n.eon arm.
's s7nrD-. l ~, ~, s.; I5;is: -o,, ,.,,.,,
q Pss: ox r0] n,sa,a1.
alsF-Es:a,ns done: ~. ..,, ....,, -.
c@ e9oJ19t TT Sood eeet 1atd aa .s
ssss = M F az s spiia. To- soa
tlsl q. No; 7sad . fot s.. l. cora inset1ve 4
IT shotGe 70 h1cI vnte. OF nrHer ,9,n n,
se:,se. k;e wi sai1 md I anshaaSeds ~
NnlAxxY-0uu- 1Ah 20 baJe1Set sakt-
sons 81 sE Ii lots Il 3s Ia Ba,t raess. yer! dra ba1
oplY I.s1 bushes doae q taH@;s3E ioF saaut
cess to!d y !s*e: Clear 70 sides q nns
7!s II ps.ne defse sad 7s5:.Ne for ~: Do Ia:
, 1869-02-06
#gntcaI.
SCkEhCk'S ,PUlMONlc SYRVP
? htAs 0aly hs1iets that wiz Gu,
REAL CONSUMPTION.
SChEhCk'S .PuLM0KiC SYRUP
Il tss Only Medeias that VIM He'd
DISEASED LUNGS

Sometimes medicines that viii seqo eoeHzs u
Hea 1 e. e. &C. g NE q s.
f1exs ~ - n nSt A Aesokxtnk tho Aesaan Of tho yx3
f.Ter Esnplsiat Nd D1spe7s.. IN Ea eaase esszs
;ss eo1 q phi rs aSS P Il tbs az e T
q .o9st1mes eSsttye a2a 1e3saes t2o soose soasas
Z =: ssssss;s 7e6 SO s.
Z tatea lies ae.vtlJ % tse s:ease6, aoeonRaaiad
sto@.sh q sof2d me-; Fs1seaa r s5setsd, L 80
s ssasssy 81 aES
sss s Il e asasuea IL =:
c91.s oi .ofes and a,e1ased aod death u tsa oeyi
dee. aes eont.la Il! ooia Z se1 = e.:uisiss
!. aa s..sc Juice Of The .to
.1a d;Eesss szsy aaa;tsses sas ,1ste2a; and asaaA
= ,sss 1ssf eoss III &
e ss
!oF q d ea!sa!s pssszs q .se osi aasda q sa
f.!l." TaeIs actsen q escal.. hgt eezs,ie i "a
nsaosatly ~ p1:o1fy eaaas q aelsa dam con-
e y e xss 1sea sea g..
not e1tss q ~ q u + does u readly eu!aAo b
"a Z oss a.
as qio1 "a - sdy % ~ s7asssy r. mssea
sss s,s s; s5 '2es Il, g. E
psopesly dFest ths food aaa f9lni1n healthy eaYE<
fbs!s 4s ass = M g eaa -ass saSt %
taAt purc tie blood; hzs NJ aud butter beef sisa
.ss se - es.a sa.s q
"a T. ;f1P - sqoIs g r. S; @ t1a =. ~ s
~ sSsa essoss Psss .Ef s.aasa a.sas.i: ssS
= erpk .soSt r., assaJ asoa ~
y
utSers: 1he directions sh!:a aeeenptaS eseb eotc1
| teaulIpd
, 1869-02-06
SGREnCK'S SeAWEED TONIC,

Tbs Gaihie JrIce Of the etosaseh.
hisrrnedy is composed OF \ coupoond prepsst-
"a Ind ia.ae rsasdy Nf Sf RI IL ase eas
possesso Al! the Properties OF lotlde of iron ..s
iodiae and ncaztL every sub4tAace Of TIE xsstzi6o
Q. " ssonSen. u turns fooc i1to chJSr, tan S1t
The se.xtsd Tonie olnEs up the tcnc II san ttoas-
ach. snd KiTts atoGcc NJ appetite.
Tbs eject Of tAe SeAK ed Tou1c Il felt sooa liter
Is tA1er. ~ auppHeA II the principles Of thS
ofneaeot Eaao1c Juice, and the food Is dtxEted nstr
Etyes tene md Strengthens The stonseh, thua -
4oltnE - keCTctc the proper quantity AID luAr cf
sasate iusce and dyEPepfia and Al IL aseases sooG
= utilt taf-- bek.sa hsezkf1xt WIN e.r.s- ~.
ute 4tter eating hearty dinner, EtntS Il sesfai or
y .u dtErst The food aad prevent anY nnn}fa1sS
teelinR Of tanets II IL p-r!tcy ha.tnfsss Ind T.F1
aEteeabt TO tho tAsta: II eurreeta tho Ian IL
--1eh = xa5 that everything thAs U eaten seems "a
sons hecomc quite nethy. In short Il hela1 seldoM
soIut toFpad1ty Of tho lrer and constipation Of tnE
bo9es then oue OF Schenek's Mandrake Pills ID oa1l
eytry otee! night THIS VII regulate 10 6o1els .
GfadaaHy thai naiuze VIII DO Ii without tho -sld q
Il a1.oas el,nases, tho se.weed ron,c ,na x,.-
Ing she tonic IN ihe I'LL when ehlis aud fc1 psus1
and occ. sooa11J taking n-w OF the Mandtake I'm
thing g the kind Ih!a has bean ven tsted IN sS1e
1he c&uecd Tonic Is pleasant bitter, eiyi.s 4
peeoL soot aPpeuts taa good digestion. lis pn1
Mis paIs. and contelns common corn or IN
u the process Of Jamaica aplril, and als1yl aTus
| With tie xtntckch.
, 1869-02-06
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FIELDS, 0SGOOD h co., Boston.
, 1869-02-06

abevc rottd arc obfstned IA 7eEY E,mp!e. II ID
1oihink mere thin the sub]ce.inn osthe steel csst
leg 70 poxetel hyd.an g prsssn.s .oise yet In
moi,eL etAie, sQuet1lEg The no1ipps bubbles col
Il tho EnhsA ard leavttX IL pee1ee2ly Homogeneous.
ard. pfohAhly. sornewtat more eotap4et III ths
grr1n lhan II Eot s1ei cted to thu pre...--. The
psoccsa occupies b1s 4 yesJ abort time. md It il
notewtr1by that there ts nc recesB1tY for easl:1
the eteel into ingots p1evtontly. Ths meal l.
tafen direet from The cruable and ponred irlt,
the mcnld, The iimt consumed IN the casting b.
icE really 70 nnte thaa that merely required in
forming The atEos. Tbs cir wheel IN qusation
Wa ctAl ard delivered from the psosu within shree
minutes ftom the tsstsni that tbs pouring was BE-
Fun.
We hs.r no doaos that this invention viii be
fexEd 70 be At ooe thing wanted 10 f.c4Iit4te The
sno.tttnt1on Of tteel ior oEd,cary iron N The
thousands Of eaaes Whese The atilit7 to stand
friction knd suain u wttted IN 1u greatest pos,I-
Bile pefteet4cn. rhefc IN 60 quea1loa thu: tne
h,drsnIo pressure, a. applied nndes tho Tan
parent, does enable The operator to produee
perfectly homogeneous ateel castirT At 4 cost 80
Mtle atoEe That Of tte lrau cutting that the iatsr
viii not bs . fu1utdahie eonfesltne. The car
tstnty Of there op. Fztto1a Il ! po,nt which can
orly be tested By e1perienec. bnt, 20 far - No
.re able 10 trdRe the liability to fallnrt IN excna.
fcg the ea.ea hon any particular piece od work:
nsJ be reduced to boiling BY propel auoaut OF
tzrt IN thu manipulation.
, 1869-02-06

Tte stock Of Provisions On hand at Milwaukee
u reported Is folIow1:
Clear Pork; I soo hsls Ncs., 1900 ers: NJ
Fnus, arso ss.s; Runp.. d j. o1is: 1. sssss @
r1e1lec am; 500 r.; L,Fa: 2loo ,es sac $40
so S s. ss:?,ssss s6e9t ko sds,es FL sSssa s. Sides
The following kilograms xese received to.
day eu 'Chause:
Flou, stronger. It so.75071o Whea: Inactive,
sasec. osss ssro,s, q s *. Wh.seY ara HHses aaet
siatPse. PoIk Mn. mir demand, SO sos dass.
Lsfd dun- s1Ac. Hoss better Il $t5.toe11515.
Plous trm. Wheat arm 4 9,.eo0f O.. Corn
urn. oss. better aEd ralatle At &c Pork
Cuc1rxArr. Feb. $.
hid 0e' e.s esis, ' Il .ss as:'
bu,es tnf moth Iasd aales a eone; County
nsoe: nnlf Nsas. ,sa h,1 IT, md autss: Seo9aae1
C1eaE. 16Ac.
mess i'h " ss''' eon u.lvArx,. res,s
W wsts a. peHiS:l; ,s sales CT NO spfia:' ss4;
A''' I1yxxroo1. Feb. A11.1sam.
Flour. %. Rid Wheat ., adGys 100 y lite
Wheat. II. seG1l. I'd. Old oosn, So. New Cora,
Later.
After the adtousuuen, ottkc seku1sf bo.rd, tbs
denar 10, No. Spring Whcst was moderately
large, ard prices ru!ct ahoat koSc higher, the
natket c1osirr trm At u l3k8l.13s for spot;
Eothtng dosc IN otter graius. Al The evening
Eettfrg. NO sp.!rg Tneas eoid - i fair e1-
tett ii 81 LIZ tash, and Sl15,t eeler Aarrh.
Frov1tious were fairly tc.ive ard nrn 4: ur-
charged pTlces. Ssles tnc.ude sc1 ers n sts Pork
IT ss1.5o, buyer tho sc:h; so0 otjscas' t13.as.
eeiler March 20 ers d. esms OPIUM, a. S1e:.{a::
aud 80 trls do, SANG option u *:sh .t' ptls
70 d II fss to stot.
There Wa b1lsk competition between buyu:s
for tic lew Hogs cEerre. and the pera were
etoeed NJ an average hdrs1ce of sc per 100 =.
sa,cs were reported at I'll .Doa1a.s17oE very CON
upI 10 FOOD fit eyen :o:s. HceI Cattle wcrr IN
rot dcsatc eemspd, and n uet were rouu.cslly
th.pRed. Bu eht.a' tteek AID etock Ca:so wrrc
IN iigk eurp1Y, and ~'ese held w,th atttls more
hr.u,ts., Int for tnftiuu 70 good .htpp.rg s:ce.f
lie ma,ket rnltd dull and cay.