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4 PLEA Foa zHBsAcHELoRs.
Masrineaisl Advances

The Rey. Dr.. Bushnell, in his new, book,
.Ths Reform Against Nature" writes on this
subject as follows: 80 c--F,--.,-
There is one matter where genuine reform
would accomplish more for women, as verify
beheve, and sake them ont Of tho. corner t1at
now i,i1,ches them great deal more, certainly,
than TO give them the right Of suffrage and Of
Owl Office; having also the further advantage
afAStit would give them more open way 70 the
proper woman's hfe for which they are better
fnade, instead OF taking them on INTO quasi
betties with men for points OF precedence, and
preaogstiyes Of government which 90 not De-
long 10 them and never can. speak here OF
reform that takes o6 or somehow loosens the
embargo ON women, as respects advances to.
ward marriage. Ihe assumption NOW Ii that
women nsastebe first hssoed sndtakens court
se&lohg and skilfuiy then, and almost 70 !he
loof: II they cannot be, conquered then, they
must act be had, and they must take this
ground themselves. On ons slde there muss
be chose fence Of prudery, hard as possible
tobe got over; and ON the other, me msn.xno
his niodestss isfikely to be quite, impossible.
,Fulf Shres quarters Of the men who Ret stuck
intHair bachelor. HE and are never married,
20. "a &ek, the most Unborn adoters OF To-
men; sueh ss never IN their lives can muster
nourage for any ADVANCE, just because the
shrine theyaooRl upon mas Wy u1SA N S....
: In 1t for their mortal approach. OF course 1t
win n6p do for unmarried women to put them.
selves ID way Of being suitors to men. That
lind 81 authorship would even De an Fence;
and raise ss4reOf repulsion; nobody would
recommend fo women that theY:get over their
modesty, but the almost choke stringency q
what are called good manners in this matter
mieht be relaxed, without real impropriety,
and With great advantage. Tue present iron
cladmodesty; which isr simply: Ildlcnsous IN
either party, might be 80 far mitigated as TO
let feeling feel lis way and carry on lts own
courtship, requiring NO restriction save the
restriction OF words and formst advances. and
aIloWing nature TO interpret and work out her
problem. hsmpered by no unnatural coyish-
raaa. ! Women cannot be eorwsrd and bold, but
they are now great way further of than they
need be. .- - 80
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with light stock. Rosin quiet; No 81 S5a1 30.
Crude turpentine unchanged. Tar 81. -.'-' /.
~Auoust4, Augusts4cotton dull ana easier; sales
20 bales; receipts ss bales; niddlipg slAc. There
was heavy and continued rain this afternoon and
evening. -. ---~''
MOBILE, August s-Cotton. nothing done; re-
ceipts 10 bales; exports $50 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, August 3.-Cotton, entirely nom''
nal; sales 90 bales. Gold S6H. Sterling 4sS. New
York sight exchange 10 premium. sugar and mo-
lssses dull and unchanged.
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l1lautation Ditttrs.

1plautation gitttrs.
A oKIoUs CHANG
THAT ANY s1cK MAN SURVIVED TIE
treatment of fifty years a!o. must be considered
proof that human beings are very hard to hu.
The lancet, ealome, canthsridies and drastic pur-
s.tives were thea the order Of the day. The ply.
sican played into the hands of the apoheeary, and
the unfortunate patient was drenched morDing'
noon and night with prostrating medicines. We
i've In more rational and conscientious era. The
Importance Of supporting Nature in !ts csnhiet
with disease Is now understood. Complaints in
themselves weakening are no longer aggravated oy
artificial depletion. They are met with ToNics
that rally Tie vital powers and enable them to de-
feat the enemy. Chief among these allies Of Nature,
In its battles with sickness. is
PLANTATION BITTERs.
This wonderful vegetable restorative i, the sheet-
anchor of the feeble and debilitated. As cordial
for the aged and decrepid 1t has no equal among
stomachlcs As remedy for the nervous weakness
10 which tho tender sex are especially subject. it is
superseding every other stimulsnt and ner7ine.
In all climates tropical temperate fgd. Its acts
nc specific in every species Of disorder which un-
dermines the bodily strength and breaks down the
animal spirits. wherever 1t is introduced it be :
comes standard article-a medicinal staple. Drug.
eists. although their pront upon 1t Is small fnd 1t
absolutely necessary to keep preparation for which
everybody inquiries, aud for which nobody will
accept substitute. It is to-day the most popular
medicine in the civilized world Extensively as 1t
s advertised is best advertisement is the beneficial
result which uniformly follows itsuse Every bottle
sold insures the sale Of at least haNa dozen more.
Unlike other stimulauts 1t brices and fortihes the
system without exciting undue cerebral action.
The cheering effect which 1t produces upon the
mind is not momentxry, but permanent There is
NO subsequent depression. 1t docs not, as is The
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MR.. BAsr1se,s DtsTErIes.
How to Red zee Obesity.


Mr. BsntiDg has Issued fourth edition OF
shis celebrated pamphlet on the dietehc means
Of reducing the superauous fst. In tins eo,-
zion. SAWS London paper, Mr.. Bantne tells
the story Of his fame In just the same sinp'o
and unaffected way in which ne told 'ne s'otS
vbioh made him famous. He mas ieceiteu' e'
aimee the first publication Of his pempnie''
9.tters of thanks from some two thousand per
sfima whom he had led to emancipation frefa
obssty: In al these cases the cufs wes COM
,plete. Z =: e. i on I,C ,iE' % ~.
Mr.. Bantine brings the history Of his expe-
Tienee down to the May Of this year: porne
fye Yesrs he mas never varied IN weight NOR
than Z few pounds, and he has even ventured
fo eIrar1nent With the forbidoen dement's OF
diet. Ia order to discover which was most pro,
dnctSye Of fat. These experimental have hsd
\ Snrrioua result. .I have ascertained Ry re-
peated experiments" he says, .that hye ounces
of sugar distribused equally over seven assS S,y
2aSSNf nearly one round By the END OF that
short peeiod The other fosbidden elements
have Mi nroduced 30 extraordinary result.
III. Hntingb pamphlet was first pflMed at
his o1n expense for gratnitous dlsn. nunon.
Before two editions bad thus been gwen away
. trade demand tor the BOOK epFang Np5 snu !t
might pey expenses; IA resolved TO .pubinh
it ii ca, aud the demand became so Rreat faat
sixtg.t g.thfeothOusan cUpiee we're sold anu
profit of f2a5 1Oe. was made. This money has
BEEN distributed to various charitable institu-
sH6ns. Mf. Banting now asks FOR snbeerip,
tions to new County, Cpavalesoent Hospital
for the metropolis Iof London, which he only
proposes to csn. in when f100, 600 have been
subscr,bed.' He pdbiAhes . preliminary lst,
hesd,pe Il himself with f500. HALF the Things
ssid Of him, eesaagerated snd the other
hsifsre jase, and Nj. Banting takes some quiet
opportunities of correcting them. Though
r1mor has killed him, and has declared his
system to have fxaled, he IL not only alive and
wen, but h,s system is still comforting the BEN
eft Of wholesome muscular development upon
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DR.. RICHAU'A GOLDEN BALSAM No. 2cu:es
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whether from mercury CT other causes; gives inme,
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THE DAILY NEWS.
Liberty.

I'll. not the chain that makes the slave
since. dared The tyrant's might,
mid yauneeon.Qlooml msy dc the bravo
o In liberty and hghtsa - ri-
Il ct Power then to Its mtpiens say
.ao. beat, and burn. and kiur
That torture which The flesh can nay
Blu. anImstes the will. :
a world detied, the man behold
Majestic ip bis chain:
UnsSed b power unbouSht by gold,
Unter1ifed by pain
uwfdnR universe could pile
: .eOn the true honest soul,
lmunortal. Il wil.i1ust and smile,
Uncsushed benssth,the whole.
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WILMINGTON, August 2-ruKrENTHE-Aoon!
lsi bb!s and changed hands ut - Tor virgin
aud 50 70 for yellow dip, per ESQ ns. ,,s
spmirs IuspENTu-Is uneh.nged geo. IN .. paGs saTc fo,
cn1,ntrx and ssc per gallon for New York ps"ssges
PosE-Saies Of s09 bbls at 81 IS for No Ss So yaS
IS SO Tor No /, and $4a4 l2h for Pale NO 0'ne'
sales reported.
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Qsmulsre

limited scale, ct rates wo1eh showed NO cnan8e In
prices Sales is baies ss $40. b. We quote:
NFEg t1vzRpool CLASSIFICATION. ~.
Ordinary to good ordinary ........2s @3oh
Low middhns. ..........-.'M @ngso
~ MiddhnR. ........."......a1sSoA
By New York classification We quote
lliddhne H.......s S..,.........s26a-
R1M-fhsre was rather aSair dsmsnd for this
srsin At steady rat b. Sales sbont 100 terces Of
clean Carolina. say lstterces at eh; IS at TX; leat
s;1oA sxciH h. We quote common to fair clean
: Csrolina:.. 7k@se good ss<@sHS' 2 b.
:. ,5a 5e,.; ;..eiI aIp narksts BY Telesraph,a 4 20
,sa.I>c FOREIGN MARKETS.. ':-,as -
Laspox. August s-Noon.--conso1s ssK, Bonds
ssX. - ,.,,rr
Irx.poo1, Ausu,t sANoesn.-cotson STEADY: up
lands 12Xd; Orleans 1sa1sfd; -sales 10 600 bales.
Red Wsstern wheat o. Cd. No American corn In
:marset; English 9ss Cd. Bombay cotton shil ments
10 the SOth $500 bales. O.. 't.! e....- h
afternoon -yarns ana hbrics st Manchester
hrn-r. Fioor 2As. Red wheat % -sdass I'd. Lard
z0s.
Ryenins-cotson shade easier. but prices were
nnehlnged:;. Bresdstuns hrrn. 'Turpentine 27s Cd.
DoHEsz1o MARKETS..
NxNAfoax, August s-Noon.-stocks strong.
Money ea7c. Sterling sX. Gold S6H. Cotton
autes,ss ssXc. 1urpentne quiet at 42c. Rosin
steady; strained common % 26; good 50 80.
Kiennine.LCottou steldy; sales 1900 bales. Flour
quiet; prices generally unchanged. Wheat more
active ut oon's advance. Corn irregular and unset.
He'd; Western mi1ei 81 osa1 us Mess pork qu:es
and steady. Lard unchanged. Whlskey in fair re-
quest u u 10. Rice quiet. Sugar frp. Aola'ses
dull Turpentna 12aAshc Rosin "a 2eaS. HIDES
quiet Fr-ights very nrm.- Governments closed
hrm. 'e2s Is southern very dull Money mode
rstely sctive at es7c; Discounts dull; prime paper
Alo Sterling quiet 1t ". Gold ssx. stocks very
Apll. ...-..
BAI1xoRE. August S-cotton duh and nominal
Flour easier; demand HIGHT; Howard-sreet super.
.4ne Sea6s6e. Wheat hrIn; choice red 81 Is; prime
q b6al go. Corn dull; white 81 0sal C. Data 40.
live; new soassc. bye dull at 81 l5sl 20. Mess
pork quiet. Bacon. shoulders I6al61<c whisfey
heavy sts1 1ea11s. = -
CuorsxAu August a.-Whiakey dnn At 81 o.
Provision. nrm sud quiet. Bacon, shoulders 16<c;
Hesss s,des lsKsI9c. Lard 19Ec.
sr Lou1A August a-Whskey 81 o. Mess pork
Suistat $3.50 Bacon. shoulders 1sKc; clear Fides
LounvILz. August ta-Provisionsye nrm. b.
Aoa. shoulders 17c; clear sidss 19xc; hams hncy
Assreprsd 321r, Lard lsKc. whiskey si1e
HdHmsroH August a-sptrits turpcntine ssKe,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-01-06

WASHINGTON, Jan. 8, 1880.
Tne SPEAKER announced that the recess having
expired the House resumed its session.
THE DIPLOMATIC APPROPRIATION BILL.
Mr.. wAsnBuRSE, trep.) Of H., from the Committee
on Appropriations reported bin making appropri-
atoms for the consular and diplomatic expenses OF
the government for the year ending June 90, 1870.
Mr.. MULLINS trcp.) OF Tenn, rose to question Of
order, believing that quorum was not present. lie
moved that the roll OF members be called. The
question was taken and decided IN the negative.
The bill reported BY Mr.. washburne was referred
TO the COMMITTEES Of the Whole on the state OF the
Union, and made the special order Tor 0-morrow
and from day 10 day until disposed Of.
CHARACTERIZATION or THE OVERLAND MAIL
Mr. WAsBDuRNE, trep.) OF H., by instruction VI the
Committee on Appropriations, offered n preamble
aud resolution settling forth that on the 10th OF De-
cember lsds, the House referred to that committee
letter from the Postmaster General In answer 10 n
resolution OF the House relative ~ the contract for
carrying the overland malls, and
Whereas appears from communication from Special
Agent Da 70 Toe Hon. George ". Mcclellan, SECOND Asssi
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FOREIGN.

PARIS, August LIT is rumored that
Avslla has pronounced for Don Carlos.
LArER.-The Noniteur has informs-
ton that Don Carlos has returned from
France, and that General Prim is about
to leave Madrid on . trip to Vecbi for
his health. This statement Of the Mont
teur is generally credited, and it is re-
garded that the Carlist movement is
ended.
Madrid. August The Csrlists,
under Guparie, are Ia the mountains
near Toledo. The national troops are in
close pursuit.
Bands of Carlists have appeared in the
provinces Of Panteveda and Leon.
The Csrlists who were taken prisoners
at Psmpetura have been tried by court
martial. The Judge Advocate urged the
application of the death penalty, but
their fate has not yet been decided.
The volunteers Of liberty throughout
the kingdom are Offering their services to
the provisional government to assist in
the suppression Of the Carlist insurrec-
ton.
LArER. The Csrlist forces in La
Mancha became disorganized, and have
disappeared from the province.
A party in Leon is hemmsd in by
troops, with no chance Of escape.
A floating bath house at Valsneia sud-
denly sunk yesterday. Many persons
were drowned.
vienna, August 1.-The rule Of the
government which limited appointments
by foreign governments Of consuls 10 the
capital and sesports Of the empire has
been relaxed.
Mr.. Leroy has been approved as Con
sui Of the United States at Prague.
LoxDos, July 3l.-Mr. Gladstone, who
has been i'll for several days, has returned
TO London much improved in health.
The Oxford boat crew went down The
Thames to Pangbone yesterday TO prae.
tice. This was done in order 10 &c,
deeper water and longer courses. The
Oxford Club has just received new four.
Dared boat, built by Satier, Who Is en-
gagged upon one for the n award crew.
The weight Of the Harvard boat is four
pounds more than the Oxford boat.
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NEW YORK.

New YoRK, August 1.-The Heralds
special from Havana says the steamship
Cleopatra from Vera Cruz brought Senior
Msriscol, the Mexican Minister to the
United States, and Senior Palerss, Claims
Commissioner on the part of Mexico, to
that port, and they leave for New York
tomorrow.
! A telegram from the capital, dated
oath, reports the arrest of several persons
who were implicated in an attempt to
kidn.p President Jaurez and Minister
Lsdero de Tyada.
The Courts are engaged in examining
some amendments on charge OF com
plicity with Lopez and others in a con-
spiracy against the public treasury.
Generals Ortega and Salszsr were
buried with great pomp at the Panthan.
Senior Leyrs has bsen elected Gov
ernor of Marcia
The excitement in relation to Aneri-
can claims continues
The Government has nominated Sc
| nors Nsvarri and Bayst Directors Of the
Tehauntepec railroad.
Tumaulipas was in disturbed eoadi-
4, lion.
Cortins, at the head Of 5000 Hsn, had
reached Victoria
vurguss and Consli had uuitei on the
last revolutionary government
Disturbances had taken place 10 Tux
pan in which some officials we're killed.
The people Of YucsiAn were dissatisfied
with the Governor, and pronuncia-
mesto was imminent
The insurrseti5Hsry Indians were
within fifty miles of Merida. They were
very troublesome, and had created much
alarm among the people. All quiet at
Qniretara-
The Paebls railroad will be opened in
September.
The volcanic eruption in Calima Is
growing worse.
The Cuban Junts has advioes that
Generals Jordan and Fegulreda, with
10000 armed insurgents, attacked Gen.
Sstone near Santiago de Cuba, routed bis
forces and captured himself. The rumor
that he has since been shot is untrue
The Spanish General Pueblo has been
defeated between Nuevitss and Puerto
Principe. His son, with large portion
OF his command, is said TO have joined
the Cuban army.
A cargo of slaves has been landed at
Colorado Key for Havana planter.
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BY TELE G RAP q
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.
WARRINGTON.

WAsHIyGroE, August / President
Grant has suspended from Office Attorney
General Stewart, Of Northern Mississippi,
bat not for political reasons. Prominent
Conservative Republicans from Missis-
sippi, who had an interview with the
President on Thursday, informed him
that the only desire Of the Conservative
Republicans was neutrality on the part
of the Administration in the election.
The President is represented as replying
that be wishes for the success of the
party which will in good faith carry out
the reconstruction acts and the rsti6ca-
ton Of the Fifteenth Amendment to the
Constitution, and give protection to life
and property in Mississippi. BE wanted
TO know whether the former enemies Of
the Government we're acting in good faith
in their present professions of loyalty,
and said this would soon be ascertained
in part by the action of Conservative Re
publicans in Virginia, as they were act
ing in good faith. He would be glad to
have not only the intelligence and inhu-
ence Of Mississippi, but of the South
generally, in the support of his admins
uaiiou. The Presidentinquired at what
time the Conservative Republicans would
nominate their candidates, and when in
formed that it would probably be about
the first of September, he replied be
would see what kind Of ticket they put in
the field, and its action would be infu-
enced more or less by subsequent events
and the course of,sffsirs in the South.
He adds, be desires TO see the payment
of the public debt, and the honor Of the
nation rendered inviolsie. When this is
accomplished be will be satisfied.
The books Of the Controller Of the
Currency show that the amount of ten
forty bonds exchanged for five-twenties,
under recsat decision Of the Secretary
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How Much does it Cost 2

1t will only cost you twenty-five cents
10 buy a box of Edward Wilder's Fam
lily Pills." which is the best known COM
bination Of Medicine for Constipation or
Sluggish Bowels. In these conditions Of
the alimentary canal, they are perfectly
infallible. As purgative in oil Fever
and Inhsmmatory diseases, Acute Rheu-
matism, Inflammation Of the Liver,
Brain, Kidneys and Bladder, Fever and
Ague, Sore Eyes, Dizziness Of the Head,
Vertigo, Dizziness, etc, they can not be
excellsd, and no family should ever be
without them.
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of the Treasury, has reached two million
dollars
The Secretary Of the Treasury has in
structed the Assistant Treasurer at New
York to purchase two milliens OF i've
twenties week during Augustine first
purchase on the 4th of August. Those
are in addition to the purchase for Q
sinking fund of one million on alternate
weeks. The public statement to be pub
lished tomorrow will show further re-
duction of about seven and one-qusrtsr
millions.
The Secretary left tonight for Groton'
Mass, to be absent two weeks.
Several prominent members of Con-
gress recently in Washington expressed
themselves in favor Of collecting the in
coming tax on Government bonds, held
in Europe, to be deducted on presenta-
ton of the coupons at the treasury.
They assert it would be just to the hold
ers who now pay the tax, while foreigners
have thus far escaped it. A bill has
already been prepared for this purpose,
and will be introduced Immediately on
the meeting of the next session.
A special says there is some official
authority for stating that the rumored re-
moval of Gen. Candy to Mississippi and
his supercedure by Gen. Mcdowell is
untrue.
In relation to the administration of
the test oath, it is understood General
Candy will be guided by instructions
from Gen. Sherman, who has the entire
reconstruction affairs under his control
by law.
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How Much does it Cost 2

Il will only cost you one dollar and
tv.p,y.five cents to buy bottle OF Edw.
W;lder's Stomach Bitters," which will
certainly cure you, or any Of your family,
of Dyspe psia, Liver Complaint and all
species ofiudigestion, Intermittent Fever,
and all periodical disorders. II will give
immediate relief in Collie and Flux. 1t
will cure Costiveness. 1t is a mild and
delightful invigorsut for delicate females.
1t is a safe anti-bilious Alternative and
tonic for all family purposes. Itisapow-
erful recuperant after the frame has been
reduced and attenuated by sickness. 1t
is an excellent appetizer, as well as
strengthener Of the digestive forces, and
is desirable alike as corrective and mild
cathartic.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-08-02
How Much does it Cost :?

1t will only cost you one dollar to buy
bottle Of" Edward Wilder's Sarsaparilla
and Potash" which will, beyond doubt,
cure you, or any of your family, of Scrof-
ula in all its forms, Scrofulous Sore Eyes,
Chronic Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Skin
Diseases--no matter how old or invet-
crate, every known variety Of Constitu-
tional Syphilis or Venereal Disease,
Glsndular Swellings Of the neck or else
where, Chronic Chills and Fever. letter,
Weeping Sore Leg, Ulcers of every kind,
Pimples on the Face, Ringworm, Scald-
head, Falling of the Hair, White Swelling,
Hip,joint disease. Chronic Erysipelas,
Dropsy, etc. For the rapid and perma-
nent cure Of all the above diseases this
preparation stands unrivaled, and cure
is guaranteed in every case when used
according to directions.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-08-02
How Much does it Cost 4?

1t will only cost you twenty-five cents
to buy q bottle of Edward Wilder's
Mothers Worm Syrup" which win GER
tsinly relieve your children of Worms,
which are indicated by pains in the
stomach, swelling Of the abdomen, pick
ing Of the nose and ears, bad breath,
variable appetite, etc. 1t is a pure
Syrup, and children will readily eat it,
spread on-bread, and i. is entirely harm
less 10 its nature, and never has been
known to fail in giving prompt relief to
the little sufferers.
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How Much does it Cost I?


1t will only cost you one dollar to buy
bottle of Edward Wilder's Compound
Extract Wild Cherry" which has never
been known to fell in giving rapid and
promp. relief in all kinds of Coughs,
Colds and Catsrrhs. In Bronchitis, Lar
ynchitis. Asthma and Phthisic it gives
immediate comfort, followed by rapid
care. tits also admirably adapted to the
relief of the cough and difficulty of breath
Irg in Consumption. In Pneumonia,
Winter Fever, Pleurisy, aud every con-
csiTsbls form Of Pulmonary disease, it is
isiiEpenihls, and should always be kept
in every household.