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Young TaK!,s IN OLD OEC.i NRDs.-It IS al.
ways "a bad prae tice to reset 70 ing trees in an
old orchard, or IL the same no., from which old
deea vi fruit trees have been tai, N away. The
reason is this: Tie rotting and 'lacaying of the
trunk and roots produce fungus exceedingly
injurious, taintiugrahe soil. If any one will ex.
anime the land, Ne will find it full of a net
work of decayed " rod, aud the only way to
plant the ground s,is .essfuly is to grub out the
old roots and burn them, apply lime and Guilt
vate well. Young trees may then do well.
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NOIlCE.-EsrArE OF AuGUsT w,LSLISd. DECEASED
Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned Admin
srax OF the estate August Walking late OF the county
OF la Sale and state of illinois, deceased will app.r before
the County Court of said county the third Monday he
ing the 18th day of July 1862 the House in ta
In said county when and where all perous having claims
or demands against said notified to attend and
present the same in writing for adjustment.
Dated this 2lst OF May A. D. 1869
NINA WALKING,
WAY NV Administrative
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To Cook CUCUMBERs.-+Pare off rind, then
cut the cucumber into slices lenythwise, dust
either side OF these slices with corn meal or four
pepper and salt them to please your taste. this
done fry them brown, and yon will have one of
the most delicious dishes YOU can imagine, COM
bining in their flavor those Of oyster plant and
egg plant OF their healthfulnass thus cooked,
there can be no question, and for their palata-
bleness, it is only necessary for you to try them
to cay, with VA. they ere exquisite.
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EXTER,IINATINC INSECTS by FIRE.-Little
fires i'll gardens and orchards at early twilight,
burning ten or fifteen minutes, will attract and
consume swans of moths, beetles, bugs and cir
culios and thus the crop of fruit. Light
wood obtained and split before hanl enough for
the whole season, or flat bottQmed tin lamps,
like those of the campai gn committee torches will
be equal to money at u hunored per cent. in any
mans pocket who owns either garden or or
chard
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~ court thereof. to September 7rn, 1862 Caanc,ry
Yames cannon rs. Catharine Cannon-Divorce
appearing from affidavit on hle in IN. Office of bs
CerA o! said court, that said defendant Catharne :.
not resident of said state aud said comnan,nr hax;,
% ms D OF complaint in said court on the chancery side
on 'he 18th day of February D. 1869 herein and
su'is having been issued thereon according to law
Nooce therefore hereby given said defendant Catb.
cannon mat unless personally be and appear before
M sa term thereof TO he held at the Court Houss
IN Oa"a IN SAID county the first Monday of septembs.
next D. 1902 (when and where said summons is return
abe and plead answer demur or except 10 said bill IN.
same will be taken for confessed against Won and the man
ters and things therein prayed for aecee accordingly
A. b. MOORE, Clerk.
w. u ""Ai' Sohcitor. june12
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IN CONSENPTKON.

Many sufferer has found relief and to-day rejoces
that her lie h. been made and prolonged y the Of
Goes Cough Bal.am.
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SORENESS OF THE THROAT,
CHEST ANU LHlNGS.

Do not delay procuring and Immediately taking Coe.
Cough Balsam when teoued with .uy Of the named
difficulties. They all pramonory symptoms of ccnsump-
and not arrested will later sweep you away
into the valley OF shadows from which
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Tho subscriber sNin. taste for pnHng or much adver'
Using, feeling h ,Tprrfuou-) half thu present
generation ton" he commenced business in this
city Yet now h taxes particular pleasure IN posting his
old customers a' 'taNg il before the people, that lie has
considerably mi @ bis sale rooms, aud has new in store
unusually
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CLERGYMEN
DRUGGISTS

The Rev Isaac AIKEN, OF A.ghny t.s,ihcs that il In
CURED him. nft,r all niher rnnn.lic. md tnilnd
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HARD COLDS AND COUGHS

Yiod At t. steady OF this great remedy. 1t
succeed in gvins relief where all other remedies have fail
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ADMINISTRATIVE of Richard Leonard, deceased,
J. ". BROWNE Solicitor ;una1o
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VNHE Society offer premium Of $3.50,
Il TO be apportioned as follows; To the
fastest trotting horse, mare or gclding, in
single harness, one mile, best three in Eve
heats. $3.50; to the second best, SIS, and
to the third best, $25 not less than four
entries TO be made, aud three TO start.
Other prizes provided for in the premium
lists, under class o, for horses owned either
within or without Carroll county, will be
contested for during the continuance Of the
Fair.
All entries TO be made with the Secretary
before 10 o clock A. N. of Tuesday, the 18th
Of September, 1860, and 10 per cent. Of the
premium, 10 be paid ct the time OF making
the entry.
The Society invites the exhibition OF any
and every thing that may be useful or con-
venient in the business of Agriculture or
Horticulture, or TO the product Of either; of
all articles and implements Of convenience
or use in domestic or social life, and Of the
products Of art and skill and for all such
things of merit, although they may not be
specially enumerated in the premium lists
published and circulated by the Society,
premiums or diplomas will be awarded, and
to this end a miscellaneous class, No. 80, is
provided, and Judges appointed.
All articles and animals for exhibition
must be properly entered at the business
olboe OF tho Society. The grounds and
buildings will be opened on Monday, the
2Iih OF September, to receive all articles for
exhibition, and trusty persons employed by
the Society will assign them places and
guard the grounds. Articles shipped before
| hand Will be properly cared for. No entry
no In nffa ns.is,l
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Price GO Per Ton or , 900 lbs.
P. s. CHAPEL.
MANUFACTURING oHEMIsS
0rrrcs No. 100 Loxs.nD srnzsr,
Baltimore, Nd.


BALTIMORE, December 2, 1865.
Ny Dear Sri am glad to avail myseIf of
an opportunity Of expressing 10 yoa lie very
high appreciation which entertain Of your
personal character and the rare business quail
hcations which you possess Cor the enterprise in
which you areso extensively engaged. know
that but give expression TO the opinion Of
every one with whom you have been brought
10 contact that sterling. worth and unquestion-
ed honesty have marked your entire business
career. Whilst Il Is highly creditable 10 oc.
cupy this enviable position In the comm unity,
II 10 particularly 90 with one engaged III the
manufacture OF Fertilizers, this critical and
peculiar tempting branch Of trade, In which
the interests Of the consumers Is entirely do
pendent upon the answerving honesty, slrict
Integrity, skiiI aud utmost scrutiny anthe part
In my capacity rs Anaiyt teal Chemist hare
had frequent occasions, at the requsst Of par
ties interested, and without your Knowledge.
70 test these essential points BY the examirs-
ton OF your preparations, and II is With 'ex-
treme pleasure that here state that The results
Of my investigations have eeei gitkcdt ezceps
ton satisfactory 10 the highest degree.
The fact that the standard Of chose Fertilizers
manufactured under your supervision at your
works Is so successfully and fayorahly estab-
lished, Is further evidence OF your superiority
as manufacturer and chemist, whilst the ex-
tent and completeness Of yopr works enables
you TO guarantee uniformity In their contin-
nous preparation.
Trusting that the above may prove Of some
service 10 you, hope you viii NOT consider it
ont Of place 10 my referring to those iine and
genial traits Of heart and character which have
rendered my social intercourse with yop for
many years SO extremely pleasant
Believe me yours very truly,
q. A. LIEBIg, m. DE-,
p & caAfrEL, Esq, Balfm3ts, Nd -
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CHANGE OF TIME.
yvesrERN MD. RxxE4RoxD.


NNaad a. 49, 4 n.,st "a 1esa
asS 800 =, ~ f,iicw.,
a,.o III IN n n - ~ = NV
2 lssys ~ ~ i;h.d ri s...;on Il I, 90 A. NJ.
~ ssP 81 NJ 't9' 4. ~ 4 80 - ~
W cave I un;an B,;aw. i TX NJ and
q igXsM WA 4 ~ II
feaye Wssi,s,ss,er sAslA NJ ard
10 o0x a,5 JioH
Ieaes Ral,;,nannre = Il . "a NJ .na.s m
and n n PIN n " T.'s ~ W y ~
Stages connect a Glen Horr,,s st.fio, a.
Hamnstead ana Maachesie, dn s;lissl n
sG X. nj train from Rsjs;.,emsns x1filSN;3.
dlebure Station for Trneytown ara n 6Du.
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MARYLAND AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE,

man thANp AGRICULTURAL C0tLHSE,
Psfscs GEoaes's Co., Nh. 0cropEa 10, 1858.
Dear Sir.--It affords me very great pleasure
to bear testimony to your very superior quail.
tcations as an expert manufacturing chemist.
any 20 anblemishedh epesy andinseErity
Z. N 4, ! gor,ssi.1ss e. IN Epa.lssEe !. y
favorable character, based as they have ksen
searly twenty Yeats, during Shijk time Ihsse
had many knainczs and professional relatipns
with you, especially IN the msihfocturo -of
.Tsrtilisers" in general and sisp pf special
frao% tLat YOU have ~. ~ .o,,,..,s - !,
sbe scientific aid possible Al your Command
and have lett no mexns uhssJcd 70 per feet Your
self q ne pFacdde aud scisnpe 6f yepr BIO.
fession. IN by oiicizl posisio II has been nv
Sssy ssssy 4 ssfEIas re pseasrs. 4
e &C q deq6t yblf henSsls Sr sklli.-
u wa,'s ta @, %s e sgy. !as
satisfied not only Of the MOST gcrhpalous fsir
dsalisg % ycsr part but slgAl d tks grsateeris
ssd ia which You czsrelssd Ia sbc}Ir manu-
s ,ssssFs Z ny %1 .spss sssaS e.
State, dg ugf hesitate 10 say that l would
rather frlist 70 your coinblaatisn Of skill and
feer engaged in the mann facturc Of mannrcz
IN this State. tender this statement a. an a
Of justice % you, and hope that yon win make
whatever use q i that may best promote yonr
Very truly yours,
JAMES HIGGINS,
Prof ,of Agricultural and Nan1S5i scicocre
Mzr3land Agricultural College.
y cnssrrLic Mnnuisctntinr Chen;sk.
Bayfjninte. MafylAnd. IN l''s
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Inquests.

For an Inquest held overthcbndy
ofaninfant found dead nj Elias
Shacifer's. Verdict. {" death
from exposure through culpa-
Die neglect of its mother" ...... s
Foran Inquest held over the buily
of Maria Dorsey, an aged
colored woman found dead.
Ierdiet, death from old age
and exposure" .,,,,.,n .......,~,
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For Interest On county Indeb

Being for County Certificates issued
to pay bounty to soldiers in the
lastwar, and outstanding, amount
ing to S66,3T5, the interest there
on for one year Il
Also, for the pgrpase az reducing
said Indebtedness during the pres
emit year, a levy is made for the
sum Of
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NisceIIaneous Accounts.

Armstrong 4 Berry, for land rec
ord and docket paper for clerks
office o. OF
?. A. sharrer, for collins, scnt 10
aims house Is m
John Kuhn for repairs done to court
house q 20
Gehr 4 0rendorff for Dbl cement "a
Jacob Sheets for glazing at Jail and
alws house - 10 On
VIM. Baker for making brass KEYS
fpr court hQpse a7s
Edward Lynch for 60 1870 tons sb.
coal for uoArt house aims 4 house ESQ "a
Ira h. Grouse for making cofiips
and attepdaaee At the burial OF
Armstrong 4 Berry for books and
papers for the clerks Office a, IA
ID. y Boyle for making returns for "
the judges Of election "a
Peter BpgeI for redistricting school
dlsiricts, in lss7, 0 days, and also
for services a. school commission
or, 20 Days 81 81 M
Levi sniiii Tor reEsiripg TIE cIstern :"
us 4. ,si T. Can Il. !. I ,,, 3 % 50.
and ink for commisilopers and
cIetks offices s'''s' 10 a,
Joha hathews Cor amps. oil. chin
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duccd on the farm, the sum Of 1921 40;
and also paid during said time for labor
on the farm, 81 5. Making the gross
sum of 81, 0iG a. IS
Laid out and expended by Granville
Wilson, present Steward, from the LIST
Of March to the LIST Of July. 1869. four
months, the sum of s1.4i5as. and paid
for labor on the farm Sl2f, making the
gross sum Of 81 500 9S. Total amount
expended during The year s2,GI6 40.
Leaving deficiency 10 be provided
for in the Levy Of 1880 or S24l a.
Thus Aims House aud Farm
UR.
To amount Of Levy of1S6s 5000 80.
Amount for hired labor on the
farm (esiimated) 3T5 ....
To Balance tHis' al 4s
$2UlG 43
CIR.
Laid out and expended by Kinsey
Taylor, late Steward, from July
], 1868 to March, 1869, eight
months 1921 as
Paid during said time for hired
labor on the farm 226 -.
Laid out and expended by Gran.
Vile Wilson, present Steward,
from March to July, 1869,
four months l445 9S
Paid for hired labor on the farm
during said time 1914 ....
Total, s26i6 "a
JAMES BLIZZARD,
sept 16.4w Clerk.
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Public Schools,

For the support of the Free Public
Schools OF the county, as per order
Of the Board Of School Commas
sioners, being ten cents on tho one
hundred dollars valuation Of the
assessable property in the county,
making {
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sULPHURIC ACID
AND
Artificial Manures,

Wonld respectfully call the attention Of
Farmers and Dealers 10 the inducements be IL
enabled 10 offer In their purchases Of Super
Phosphate Of Lime, and all Artificial Mannres
Of known commercial value.
The experience Of twenty years In the pre-
zers, together with his facilities In laanufactur.
ing, enables him 10 always prepare reliable
articles at moderate cost, whilst the contin.
uous and unyarying success Of all articles
manufactured by him, h guarantee Of their
efficiency and uniformity.
Fer the past fifteen years his sales have been
confined to wholesale exclusively, oas or tlco
dealers Of his city hdcing purchased iLe snt;re
product Of he aOorks, and disposed Of The sas.s
sader their oirn name and brand. With greatly
increased facilities he now offers for sale an
article under his own name, and branded
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THE DEMOCRATIC ADVOCATE
Is fuBI.isuen EVERY THURSDAY
By VIM. H. vanderfori, Proprietor.

4 gsn- 0FfICE-No, >, CARROLL Hail.
TERMs.-s2,OO per year to be paid In advance.
Single copies 1--WE cents. No subscription re.
ceiyed for less than a year.
ADVERTISING RATES.
One square of 5 lines, will be inserted times
Or less for one dollar, and IS cts. for each sub
sequent insertion. One square mos s3bO
d mos. So year SIS. No advertisement in
serted for less than Sl.00. business Cards So
Der year. when not exceeding lines, When
The number OF insertions is not marked, adver.
Easements will be continued until forbid and
charged accordingly.
eas- Yearly advertisers must conhne I'D
vertisement. to their own business.
Obituaries and Communications of a personal
nature, five cents per line.
Advertisements In which large number OF
feuras arc uscd will be charged % cents per
fQpsre extfa.
Ma. All letters should be addressed to TnE
psnooRLTIc ADVOCATE, Westminster, Nd.
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A large assortment Just received and g,
IN sale by Mrs. 4. n. 4rBssfsono.
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County Commissioners VS.. s. r. Gore.

For costs and expenses In Frederick
county Court, in the case Of The
County Commissioners against 3.
X Gore, late collector Of county
taxes Al
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VsSIlE following Table will give the gross
l. amount of assessable property in each
Election District, for State and County pur.
popes, as corrected for said Levy.
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TUE Parer corcr and slicer; The Peach
4 parcr, for sale al
5 aug 3 goAn l.. Re{fsaidey's.
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A GENERAL STATEMENT

Of The expenses Of Carroll County far
hefscol year ending June 30th, 1869,
IN conformity wiM Art. 20, Sec. 8,
cfhe Code Of Public General Lars.
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Committee Service

For services Of County Commission
ers rendered by members OF the
board, including Itinerant Expen-
ses,
Josiah Adlosperger
Upton Roop
Jabex A. Bush
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November Term, IS6S.
February rerm, 1859.

Thomas y. Gist, Sherif.,....... $50 Is
John b. Boyle, Clerk......"..". $50 90
William S Brown, Crier,....... 1900
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For the Repairs Of Public Roads.
For Building and Repairing SIN,
Bridges.
Large Bridges.

For New Bridge over the Paiap.
SEQ Falls at Hoods Mill...,....
For New Bridge over the Patap-
SEQ Fall at Sykesville.........
For New Bridge over the Piney
Falls In District No. 5.........
For New bridge over the Piney
Greek in District No. l.........
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For State witness before Justices Of
Peace 4 M
Removed Cases.

For State witnesses in removed ca
SEES, John Rinehart, case removed
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Public Printing.

Office Of Democratic Advocate,
w II Vanderfard, Proprietor 1891 so
OtiicS of AMERICAN Sentinel, w
i seshTeoh Ediior.........-- 12e 90
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JOSIAH ApELsPERGER,
UPTON R00P,
JABEZ A. BUSH,
Commissioners.
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GERMAN COLOGNES.
LUHN's FLAvORING EXTRACTS

LUHN'S FLAvORING EXTRACTS
Have no equal for strength aud purity, and ought
be used by all
SODA WATER DEA LERs AND ICE CREAM MANU-
FACIURERS
Mr. e. H. JACKSON, Proprietor of the Charleston
Hotel says: ~ recommend your Extracts wihor]
hesitation to the public for Ice Creams, Jelies AM
Pastry"
Mrs. h. M. BULTERF1E1D. Proprietress of the Pa
vilion HOTEL says: "Ihey are we'll worthy the atter
ton of those who deal in them or use them
These Extracts are put up in small walls, by TIL
dozen, for the trade and family use and In pint
quart and half gallon bottles for manufacturers.
Congress and High Rock Spring Water
CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
Any article desired, not in Stock, i'll be procure
to order.
Goods delivered in the tay FREE OF CHARGE.
June D&o tuihs 3mo
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Markets by Telegrapln.

Markets by Telegraph.
4 FOREIGN MARKETS. ..i ,t4
LONDON June 28- Noon Sec urities unchanged.
I4yERpoo1, June 2e-7Noon.-Cotton sotye; up
lands 1870; Orleans 1880; sales $4,000 bales..
-Breadetuffs quiet. .l'.f. y T.. - t'-
,Aftelpoon.- Bombay shipments to the a2d $4,000
balea. La fat. Ht ~ @ee-H 4:
Evening-Cotton firm; uplands 1880; Orleans
12Xd o, :; .,,
HAvaz, June % Cotton buoyant; on the spot If
37c; a1loat If 46Nc. -. .." 'si. :
DOMESTIC MARKETS. 8' >
NEW YORK. June 2S-Noon-Money at :, in cur
rency to gold. Sterling OK. Cotton fruer at s4c
Turpentine quiet at 42c. Rosin drooping; strained
- 90a2 95.
Eveuia g.-Cotton active and kalc bettefS9ales
5000 bales; niddhngs Szs3AMc. Flour heavy.
Wheat 1c lower. Corn steady. Mess pork heavy
Lard heavy; kettle 1sAa2ohc. Turpentine 42a4a,
Rosin 50 2sas. Freishts frm. Governments closed
dull. '82's 12la12l%. Southern weak Money
tightened the day advanced and closed at q with
10 commi ssion. equivalent to 1872 per anpum. Ste1.
ling OK. Gold SIN. Stocks closed unsettled at q
decline. "a ir
BALTIMORE. June % Cotton excited at 33%a34c
Flour favors buyers. Wheat dull; new white 81 90
Corn closed heavy. Provisions easier Shoulders
15al63a. Whiskey scarce at 81.
CINCINNATI, juno 28.-ProvisiOns in no demand ;
holders generally Arm.
ST. LOUIS, June 2S.-Whisbey 94c. Provisions
dull. Mess pork held at s33 60. Shoulders 14a
141ac.
LOUISVILLE, June 28.-Provisions quiet. Whis-
key %.
W1nuNaToN, June 98-spirits turpontne quiet
but steady at S53Ac. Rosin quiet Crude turpen-
tine unchanged. Tar 81 25,
AUGUSTA June 20 Cotton market very firm i;
sales "a bales; receipts % bales; middirgs S2hc.
SAVANNAH, June 28.-Cotton market irm; lid
dlings 81 10; sales 60 bales; receipts 100 ha:es.
MOBILE, June 28.-cotion In demand; closed
firm; rales 500 bales; mddlings s01aa31c; receipts
139 bales exports 1880 bales. ,.sv..,
NEW ORLEANS June 28.-Cotton active and ad-
vanced Ac; midd:ings 32as2hc; Gales 1850 bales;
receipts 32O bales. Gold S7a37N. Sterling SIX
New York sight No premium. Sugar dulls common
9Ka1OKc; prime 1sa1sHc. Molasses, prime FER.
mentlng 60c. ".t "a: iE1n5E
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Charleston Cotton u nd IL ico Market:

Charleston Cotton nd IL ice Market:
OFFICE or THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
CHARLESTON. Monday Evening. June 3d.
:. CorToN-lhc staple opened firm, generally on Tie
b4sis Of 3l@31 80 "a Ii for m,ddlipg but receipt
of better tclegrsme, prices stiffcned in some H.
stances about 3Sc. % :b, the article closing strong
and the market nearly bare of stock. Sales about
175 bales viz: at %; at 2sh % at 20; at 204;
10 at 29; at 80; l8 at 3OM; at 3O2; 81 at 81; II
ut 3115; "a at 80. We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary 10 good ordinary. ..29 @301a
Low mi'lding. ......3l @3lh ~
MiddlnR. .0 O.
BY New York classification we quote =,
Middling. nominally y..............82 82h@-
R1oE.-1he limi' ed supplies and The frmness of
holders prevented transactiens. We quote nomi-
nally common to fair clean Carolina at 7A@7a4;
good s@eAc. q. .fb. ei
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DruQs, Chemicals, Gtf.
PURIFYING PILLS,

TlNHE EXCELLENT REMEDIES OF o. 8. PRO.
II Pitt, M. d., need recommendation.
their we'll known powor in removing the diseases pc.
cuiar to our Southern climate having already cstub-
lished for them on elviable reputation III Georgia
living in tie south predspo,ed to disease of the
Liver 1t Is granted by alf intelligent physicians that
most OF the pains and aches OF our people are due
to org mic or functional arrangement of that npor-
tant organ. Prophitt's Liver Medicine and Anti.
Bilious Pills STRIKE directly ut the root of the evil
lbev cure the Liver. which nine cases out Of en-
is ut the bottom of the Coughs, Dyspepsia, Col,c,
Sick Headache. Rheumatism, Cons nstipaiion Men.
strual Distractions, &C., so common among our
people. Earache. Tnothache, Acute Rheumatism,
Neuralgia and bodily pains of every kind lee before
PKOPHlTTs PAIN KILL 1T
like chaH before the wind.
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PKOPIIGr1,s L1vEE MEDICINE.

Dr. Irophttt-HaNin2 ed this medicine suffi.
cienly long to test its virtue. nd satisfy my own
mind that 1t is al invaluable remedy for Dyspepsia
"a disease from which the writer has suffered, much
for six years-and being persuaded that hundrena
who now suffer from this annoying complaint would
DO s'gnay bencftted as he has be, H. by its use v
deem it u duty we owe to this unfortunate class to
recommend to them the use Of this remedy which
has given not only himself but several members of
his family the grea. est relief