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4 GRAND AND AUrUL SPEcrAcLE
The Recent Thunderstorm nj High bridge
A ball Of Fire Falls into the River
The Uncnrthly Noises that Followed
sc..I, In liz

The Recent Thunderstorm ut High bridge
A ball Of Fire Falls into the River
The Uncnrthly Noises that Followed
What was seen in Barn near by.
During the recent thunderstorm a phenomc-
non was observed at High Bridge blacS cloud
oyerhung the river and the country bordering H.
casting everything into denscst gloom After the
strange, solemn silence which usually precedes the
bursting forth OF the storm, the large drops OF rain
began to fall, pittns the dusty roads, and FLASHING
into the dark waters.
company OF ladies and gentlemen with their
children were on the balcony Of a hotel near tue
bridge looking forth upon the oyershadowed land
scape. Suddenly tue clouds opened and the vivid
fires shot forth accompanied by the rolling thunder.
Peal after peal followed and fash after lash light cd
up tie scene. Willie gain. on the giver the whole
district was suddenly illuminated in the most bril-
liant manner, and an immense bali OF hre-as an OBJ
server said as large as a haystack-shot athwar the
sky and feu into the river, sending the lissin;
water IN every direction. AMI followed by terrific
pea- OF thunder For some moments the onlooNcrs
were blinded by The brlancy OF the spectacle
ladies ainted and children screamed, ana al stood
appalled, rs deep darKness settled down aga up ~
the scene aud the WId reyelcgations passed suenly
away amid the arches of the bridge.
| Gazns fort upon tue country 10 see II damage
had been done, some gentleman observed a peculiar
appearance In barn near the wlterworks, lhey
| approached the building and on entering, dread
| fuI spectacle met them, Two men, hali stupehed
| with horror sat sAullering In some hay : M
VITA strained ewes on the form Of thiri which lay
PROSTATE on the ground One side OF The mOustache
was singed OF, and the upper lip was drawn up, re
veslng the closely clelc hcd teeth The hands wer'
clucied, and the eyes vide open, the pupils date'
| as II struck with a sudden horror.
Reassurcd by the presence OF others, tile two mel
somewhat recuye ed themselves, aud sad In answe
70 inquiries, thai the three had been seated IN TIL
| barn when the lightning struck the corner OF th
building, instantly killing Their companion WHO wa
| leaning against the wall The name OF the uuiortu
| ia m ~
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NEW YORK, Friday, Aug. l2.-rhe receipts oI
bceyes to-day were G. car Load, or Az head 5 a.
lOOth street I'll at Communipaw. IN" ught supply
for two DAYS the unceranty of the arrival Of Gnt
more cattle before sunday enabled sellers to clear ont
n compared with the prices OF Monday. A. l0Jil
street loads ot guod KENTUCKY steers were sol ~
i5al6hc n cars OF medium Illinois do. ~ ll5.c|
care OF medium 10 good do. az li6tloc and car vi
TEXANS at sc. Al CummunpAw II cars OF ltNN hlu
Cherokee cat brought ~ @llri 10 cars Of llupo-
Missours and ohlos sofa a. l'et 49, anu cats o
and anbs, the mLrRet closed dun anu weak a. pGoA C.
Tr Ordinary TO prime sheep, and 1890 for Ordinary 10
good lRnlns. Three car ] ads Of hogs arrived ipi
sIushterers. Dressed hog we've steady AZ l94Gl2Lc
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WEsTCHEsTER COUNT.

gang Of rogues cleaned out the stable Of the Hon.
Z. d Lawrence, OF East Chester. on Thursday night.
Fred. Saeeman. of Mount Vernon, while return
ing rom Fofdh am on Thursday ght was attacked by
hlghwaymen who demanded his yauaDles. MI. s.
drew O revolver and the outlaws ned.
The Hon Abraham Schuyler and Mr. Frederick
SIM had moonlight prize fight NJ the lub House,
Fofdham on Thufsday night. Three rounds were
fought. Schuyler failed TO come 10 time on tue iourh
round.
The writ OF mandamus sued out by the Commits
tioners Of Midland avenue against supervisor rag
Yonkerq compel him TO Issue bonds for the pay
mcnt of work done 10 IN the hands Of Judge lam en-
Excellent authority says the Commissioners are 10 DC
4 IA nod
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UoRoAR the LONG ROOM.
The Bulls Grd Is lr- and the War News
The Iusani,- OF song The Musical EX-
plot. OF Poud,c, Heath, aud Mitchell
United Germany tcrCVcr.

The Iusani,- OF song The Musical EN-
pIOiis of Ponds, Heath, ana Mitchell
United Germany fc'tNtr'
The last hours in the II = Room yesterday
were the uyeliest Of the day in respect, while
in another they were as dnll possible, "a. II Is
Characteristic Of Wall street men that the dullest
times provoke volumes OF fun, Thus, yesterday ai-
terpoon. when business lansu!shed like spring
chicken with tile pip, the doughty Long Room deal
ers cuug.egated In the pit, and to relieve the
tedium OF the day, cssayed TO sins the nation.
al airs Of France and Germany La Marseiliaise'
was sung very cred;ably by Messrs. Mo. Mitchell,
Ed. Van schaick, Mr.. Godgatc, and another broker,
the chorus being roared forth BY tue others without
regard TO time or melody, The German national
airs followed 10 rapid succession. The Baron Won
Wolrenstein sang Der Weisseu E.er' 10 q rire
and mellow baritone, which enchanted his hearers
Andreas Hofer" was rendered with force by hal
a dozen German operators The Prussiln national
anthem Itch bin Elm Preusse, ktnnt ihr meta Far
ben was attempted by hessrs, Pondlr, Heath, and
Mitchell: but we regret TO say that although the
melody was maintained throughout tue language
| WAS so seriously perverted as 70 ue lAeoupTeheA-
sible to even the Germans themselve., -
WAS list das Dutcnes Nsterlandt y What is the
German FatherlanlU the ancient anthem OF Ger
| many was given by Birney Baldwin, Eugene Jack
son, Musgroye Jr., Barney o. White, Bill Nciso
| Sr Tom Denny, Jr., Rule Hatch, Jesse Van
| schaick. Bob Cutting QenoN, Abe Baylis, and q
number of others whose names could not be oh ain
| ed Al the point where this erthuslnsic song
reaches its topmust pitch Of enthusiasm, Mr. Eugene
| Jnckson threw himself into the arms OF John
| Pondr, regardless Of hi1 valuable eye glass, and
| the pair embraced tendery, crying simultaneously
| HTrn,trd Germany forever" EX.Coupou Moritl
| Selckman and Banker Bliss sang " la Marsciilaso'
| Second timcl. - o,,,,
tend tones vi the youthful selckm m h!el the IN
| meuse nail OF the Long Room with almost heavenly
melody; and at the close OF the SOM the immcns
body uncovered, cheering and yelling IN the mos
frantic manner. Both Selckman and Bliss were lite
on the shoulders OF their enthusiastic admirers, an
| carried in triumph through the nall, AMID shouts
| 1--WE Ia belle France" ,.
A. mis- iuncture ono Of the brokers received Wv
| order FOR 100 shares OF New York Central iron
Saratoca' ami the sport OF the day was over.
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Whnt the Police are Doing and what has
not been DOne-The Nathan House still
Invested b. the Police and Its Inmates
Shadnvel.


After the Cororcr's jury had yesterday ad.
ourneI zine de- the Jurors spectators, reporters
4nd detectives gathered in knots about the court
room and discussed the new lspec. ,aat the myste'
r.ous murder bore.
A suN reporter tackled Cant. Eurden
Well, CAPTAIN" he said, you've failed after
all"
Capt B.Neser say fail
Rcpo5tcr-Blt you know that for each day this
AGAR drags slont he prospect Of spprehehdlng tie
Murderer grows f.igter.
C4yt. Wen, ~, ~ no easy matter 10 get 20
tie end Of the road II you don't know where to
start rom.
Reporter (quctly)-so YOU have no clue YETI
At this pom. Capt, burden smiled with MIN led
expression Of prudence ami Ycxauoa. He made no
reply.
Repor,er-Do you not think, Captain, that you
might have got the murderer by this time il
| onlcer Mangam had beea q keener man, and imme-
| diately uuOn reaching Mr.. Nalhaus room had
| c,o-ei the doors aud allowed no one 10 enter
| until Superintendent Jourdan aud yourself had
| arrived, SO that not an object WOull bdye been
touched and not clue oDlleratcd before II had met
| your ewes
| Captain b No, sir; don't think II would have
| male any difference. The great trouble, you see
law in the fact that tuere tracks Of the muir
| derer anywhere ia the rest Of the house no IOoi
prints, not drop oil blood on the stars or Al III
| door -. $500
| Reporter-For that very reason, cir, don't yo'
| think as many do, that the murderer dad not Ie.Y
| tue house ut all.
| Bal Capi'ln Burden, instead OF answcr.ng M
| question. Iu.Ls4 tue Conversation " AAL:4sE su'
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FINANCIAL AND cOM.uERcLIL.

FR1DAY, Aug. 12-P M-The late excitement in
Wall street has subsded, and to-day the markets have
been generally quiet Speculation 10 railway shares
was tame, on restricted volume of brslr- The
market opened firmly, and advanced a fraction, but
after the first regular session became heavy and de-
CT ned the lowest prices being recorded after the sec.
ond Board. though later the market recovered aud
closed urmer. The larger dealings In New 1rk
Central and Hudson River, Lake Shore. ST.
Paul, Erie, and Rock Island, TO the almost
utter exclusion Of the remainder Of the list
There was frmer feeling In gold, though the
transactions were limited The further upward turn
was occosoncd by the decline Of securities at London
the tenor OF the dispatches beng alsD construed
more favorable to the eYch. This carried up the
price from III to NIX, but later when 1t was
reported that the specie shipments tomorrow would
amount to nearly tl9JOoOJ1 the price further sdvanc
10 lisX From this point again fell back TO ii7X that
beng the final quotation. The cattle despatchcs an.
nounccd an important lnarcial measure Yesterday
adopted by the Corrs Legpatlf Of France and al.
though creating considerable attention IN foreign bank
ing circles, will not II IS believed have any 'pccia ef
feet upon American securities. The Legislature, II ap.
pears has authorized GO0O0OOOO francs of Treasury
BINS, nxcs the circulation OF the Bank Of France at
O00OoOOO0 francs. and oy making these notes legal
tender, virtually authorizes the suspension Of specie
payments For some time past the bills Of the Bans OF
France have been redeemed only In silver coin, aud a
rnal suspension has been anticipated aud therefore
=
centines point not reached before In many years.
This had, however approciabe effect upon the god
premium. There has been active borrowing demand
for cash gold and have ranged from for
carrying to hat and li for borrowing The total clear
ings At the Gold Exchange Bank were tl,'i20OO gold
balances tGl-,iO. and currency balances tig79Oj0.
The principal quotations were;
tn 10. it7aii7'{lu A. M....ii7I $50 p. Mis-
1879 A. M...llis l2:SJ T.. ...iis5:G r. Mll's bid
Foreign exchange has been dull and steady on ia,
bast Of iO5saio9x for prime bankers 90 days bills
and iloHaiUg for sight, Paris francs being noniual
The monsy market has been extremely easy, cal
loans having ranged from to cent. th'
| prominent bond dealers having large balances lief
| with them as low 2. DtcouHts were MN a
| GIGS cent. for prime commercial names. &C
eoTdng to Washington dispatches, the currency bal
ance In the Treasury amounts to tl0,G1o00, and tn
coin balance to tOl,tOOOJ0 OF which s5.so0oo are II
| gold certificates. The Government bond market ha
| been quiet though prices were steady at about tn
figures yesterday There has been but li;te sPecu
| lAtiys interest noted, aud the market closes dul
Henry ClcHs Co, 5!.Wal street, report at T. NJ;
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Arrived -FRIpAY, Aug u

Steamship Cleopatra, Savannah, mdsc and pass.
sieAm,hip Volunteer, Philadelphia, Lisc'
ship ocean NAL, CA,cutta, ndse.
ship CITY OF ARA, Manila, mise.
BARK paOlina, LeghOrn. md,t,
Brig Excelsior, y, rmuda, OIL
Lr,g t,-ep, Newcastle. r, mdse,
Brig Aorduhl Bran, IlO Jahtlro, cunee.
Hrlg Maggie Gross, Jamaica, lo-ToOd,
ing Spring Bird. Porto REQ, sugar.
Rrig FalCo, Trieste, mdsc,
Brig susan. Cape Breton. coal.
A 10, tue usual river aud colstw'se vessels,
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Detectives Looking for Somebody.

For over week past two detective officers
have made their headquarters al Morristown, y. j q,
their object being TO discover u possible MO the
man was that came with MIR. Nathan from Morris
town to New YORK. on The morning preceding the
murder.
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FRENCH-in this CITY, on Tucslav. July ~. 1910. ~
Jude John Il. Brady, Cecilia NJ. FrcuCu lrOm Enad,
II French.
ROIi.--in this city. on MONDAY. July T., i71o, ~
Judge John X. Brady Amelia a. Rol non Arcaiuad
A hOli.
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80 ra pid IL the advance of diseases Of tho
bladder. kdneys, urinary organs, dropsy, gravel da
bctcs organic weakness and female c-ulnrtic' that
1t is necessary to take inmeliae action In order 10
stay their progress. 10 do so efs:tudy, ahmmistcr
HELMBoLD's DUCuu.
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TATLoB-S MTif-On Wednesday. August N, nv
tc I,cy. Charles BlrstUWt tn country tft OF ina
hfds's father, Hamilton, y. Y, IhcItO.s b.. W TAy n
u Helen T., daughter u Adm Santa, al Of New losS
rtfu
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MAXINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC--THts DAY,
sun rises 8 d sun mod OF Moon rises .
uiGu WATKR--Tuus nay. 49,.
Sandy HOOK. 81 Gov. bland. 4 u.I OGte'"''LI "
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SOOTHING SYRUP, for all disease win whlch 'hl'
dren are al ced is safe and certain remedy II re-
Ieyes the child from PAIN resulltas the stomach ana
bowes cu.es wind cole corrtcts acitl, ana, by CIV
Az rcsl md llaIt LIZ IllI, eol4.QEs ile moILsI
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A.-A. -ufh IN|tAls blaA W Ms.
SIMMONS a cos LpI +. tlt~,
-. a. =, a. 80, 10, q, 4 70 o. 90, D..
MiSSOUltt-tly.s No. 5li. aug. ~ $50.
81. 81 3 -, Il, -! ~, e. -, ~, Ii, +.
KESTl tkI-tNtfa I las 40 i,n. Aus. %. lstJ
a., 81, g. 81, 20,L5 -, G.. 70, ui, q, O.!
kENrICkA - lasa 10. 80, Aus. l., 40.
10 -, 81. 81 81. % II, "S. 10, 81, "a 20.
Prize casn'l. Information furnished, ana cUcn'1u
slatll TIE ABOVE aud also Royal Havana 10 tcrl7.
j, Gu ~, brpStg,
90 Broadway. i53 Fulton 81. ana ragN row.
ROTA' havana IUTrtkI.
Prizes pal IA god. Information furnished The
lis ats AID Tor doubloons and nj Snis o gold
sLd silver. TAYLOR & CO., Banker,
10 MaI -. New OK.
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The War In Europe. smith. the great Ara
Manufacturer. OF ca broadway, las returned ron
Lour branch 20 hl. country r'-iGruco NJ SardtJsA,
where he intends stopping the heated term out
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At short nouce, Al the following prices;
fue Pine Flannel Tor Laies,,,,, & " TO - W sur,
az ~ TlAuupi. fur Lad Iut............ 20 sui.
pArN jean, Tor Ladies. ,,.,,......... w a sHi /.
llenvy llcAlug........... .....,..... 90 su.t.
Mems Hickory striped Bathing
% TO n sun,
Rrown Iwl ed Musllu..,.,,.,..,,,, / - 10 su|l'
Striped wool ,.....,......,,.,,... al "A ~ t'
join II TRIpLER,
Mechanics shrt store,
3.I and - GA q ~.
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Children BY using Dr. Jayncs Tonic vemlfuge TOT tho
removal OF Worms. the restoration OF the appetite de-
bilily OF the stomach and digestive organs and In all
where q general tonic Is needed. This old
lshel remedy will be found safe and in It's action
pleasant to the taste and most useful auxiliary IN
maintaining the general health, SOFA everywhere.
Small fze SCI double sic. sc. per bottle.
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The volume OF business IN state bonds is restricted
The North Caronas were strong, the old rising To %.
and new ~ 70 tAe funding act bond, Of 1855, sell
At 81. New IennC.sces dcci.ed Y ccut - ~,
and Georgia Is to 81; New south CnolLna (JandAry
Jote. s.ue, qO,s, and Alabama ) Uaroad eoals "
Merchants Exchange Bank shares sold At lN1 Fourth
National 1854 Stuth National 40, ana Bank OF Com
mcscs ill Halfway bonds were steady, vita sales OF
nists q. C. {. and |. {. at sl.ssiS. The following
were the closing quotations OF Cnion Paclnc secuii
ties; Fifst meta bonds, s:N ss.t lhnd grants
i2Hd13 Incomes, i'k@,3; and STOCK ~ 50
Ou CNii'me Quutti'us, New OK central stock nuc.
tusiea between q s9l1 scrip Nha5Si krS, %is@
221 Reading et,.,L4 Lake shore srtAGA iNabas H.
5ie50A Nciihwestein preferred 81. ~, hoct ls
and IN Ill3; q. Pau CO uuon. bik6jh preferred
-. Gs AID OHIO and Miss .sslupi, 81 slia North.
westcri common was quiet A. S&ssE Fort Wayne
Iayl and Harlem at l.. .sIia luycstl4cnt ecu
iu,s were moderately dealt IN, iiaunl1a and -.
Jos IN preferred selling az IL, and common 100 y,
and reactmg \ y coat a. the close Nor.
20, bclaware LaGkawanpa and western le3 r. Ailoa
polls w. Ia the mseelaneou' hst tnore Wa very
ltte Interest fls'i exc Hff IA PtClc MAJ, which
dropped pressure OF salvs 10 % against - - te
opening western jnlon tclcs aph steady a. 81
~ and Mar usa PIC criCu - tfE. Express SHARES
were urB especially ON Adam-,NA.ch alYAnccl 70 %
American Wa qut,t nt 49, wells EargO's Is, aui
United states a.. Closing quotations At 4. NJ,
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CHEAP CARRIAGEs-Wood Brothers Co. have
roN,Sei 10 Their new PREMISES 40 Broadway one d,
bclSw Asior pace, aud are selling Carriage eAeaitI
than eySI,- 1ab
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Ensintss Nntitta.

EELf Did Its-Lyons KAthairon made my hair,
SOFT luxdriant ana thick. and HsganS Magnolia Balm
changed that saow complexion into the marble beauty
you now see This is emphauoally the language Of all
who use these articles fine head OF hair and ref ned
complexion are the greatest attractions woman can
possess The Katharon and Magnolia Balm are Just
what Will give them to you. aud nothing esc will The
Balm lie the bloom Of youth. 1t makes lady OF 30 APP
pear but 90 Both articles are entirely harmlcs =, and
very pleasant They should be in every lady posses
aip
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LING war, CHINESE PHYSICIAN,
80 East fourtceIth tree
has 900 new Incidence. cure c.aH declared AopG!esi
b other ph! sc!aus
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NRANCI~N LOITREL, % "aIi.. '..c. 'olr
u uTdrrs Tor Blank BOJLrt luitI Stationery a.
Printing. Prices low.
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d r Y G. 0 o ID S
Fall and Winter.

XKTE havo now on hand one of the BEST
w STOCK OF GOODS ever offered in this
market at this season of tho year.
Our buyer is now in Now York and shiDpipp
US goods daily, bought under regular prices,
which we arc selling very low.
Call and be Convinced.
full stock OF Goods for Fall and Winter
on hand, suited to this market, and our
POPULAR PRICES insured to please eycry
one. Our
WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT
1s full to overflowing, and rare Inducements
offered to country merchants.
II you want FCI.I. VALUE FOR YOUR MONEY
you will got it from
w. D. LOVE SEQ,
Columbia Hotel Building, Main street.
just received full line of CARPETS, OIL
CLOTHS, DRUGGETS, RUGS and HAS
SACKS, DC. Some of our patterns in Carpets
are private.
Agents for tho EMPIRE SEWING MA
CHINE-one Of the best.
We have on hand line of skeleton STEP
LADDERS, from three feet to ton feet high,
very light and strong. Every house-keeper
should havo one.
w. D. LOVE.
y. y. DlcCREERY. Sept 10
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1t is admitted by The Nation that the
Vermont and Maine elections seem to
show that numbers of the moro ex-
Peotant' and more exaoting, and more
intelligent of the supporters OF Grant for
the Presidency have been more or less
disappointed in his course"
The Rev. James Patterson, of blessed
memory, who died in the autumn of
1887, on one occasion said: ''Brethrep,
II the Lord will only keep me humble, /
Will trust you to keep me poor.''
The difference between war and peace
has been we'll defined by one of the sci
entists: ''In time of pence, the sons bury
their fathers. In time of war, the fathers
bury their sons"
It is reported that Marshal McNIahon
solaces his sick hours by rcading the
obituaries of himself, which appeared at
the time of his reported death.
1t is not the thing nova days. to soy,
I've got corns." Rather observe: II
am afflicted with sebaceous excrescences.
How to lay of square acre of land
Measure 200 feet on each side, and you
Will have square acre within M inch.
The population of tho District of Co
lumbia, by tho census, is shown Mt 49,
SS3, and that of Washington at 100, 33S.
The population of Nashville, accord
ing to the census, is Cd, 100.
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BAD BLOOD"
1.-THE LIFE IS THE BLOOD"

HNRoM it we derive our strength, beanty and
IL mental capabilities. 1t is the centre of
our being, around which revolves oil that
makes existence happy. When this source is
corrupted, tho painful cffocts arc visible in
many shapes, prominent among which is
@ R q f. u La.
This ls taint or infection Of the human
organism, and probably no one is wholly free
from it. 1t exhibits itself in various shapes
as Ulcers and Sores, Dccayed Bones. Diseased
Scalp. Sore Eyes, Weak and Diseased Joints
st. Vitus' Dance, Foul discharges from the
!NSostrils, Eruptione, Glandular Swellings
Throat Affections, Rheumatism, Heart Atiec.
tons, Nervous Disorders, Barrcnnees, Disor-
ders OF the Womb, Dropsy, Syphlitic Affuc-
tons, Liver Complaint. Salt Rheum, DyApop.
sla, Neuralgia, Loss of Manhood and General
Debility.
1t has been the custom to treat these d.
scases with Mercury and other Mineral sub
stances, which, though sometimes producing
cure, often provo injurious, and entail mise.
ry in after life. The long known injurious
properties Of these so-ealed alternatives and
purifiers has led tho philanthropical man of
science to explore the arena of nature, tho re-
suit OF which haH been the discovery of vcgc-
table products which posses tho power of
Graduating these taints from the Blood.
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w. D. LOVE SEQ.
Columbia Hotel Building, Main street.
Appointment of Delegates.
RV,S OEFJCE

S. G. AGRICULTURAL AND MECHANICAL Soc,
CoKEsBURY, September "a, 1870.
il Committee from the Cotton States Me-
chanics' and Agricultural Fair Association,
and from tho Board of Trade of Augusta, Ga,
the following members arc appointed to re-
present the South Carolina Static Agricultural |
and Mechanical Society at tho Agricultural
Congress, which meets in Augusta, Gu, on
tho 2Gth Of October, 1870:
4. \. Leo, Columbia; J. N. Hcrnlon, Union;
II. s. Porcher, Pcndlcton; B. F. Whitner.
Anderson; E. s. Keitt, Newberry; J. s. Rich
ardson, Sumter; w. G. Hinson, Charleston;
". 81. Duncan, Barnwell; II. w. Harrington,
Marlboro; A. d. Frederick, Orangeburg, and
j. J. Lucas, Society Hill.
Certificates of appointment have been sent
to each OF tho delegates. BY order of
JOHNSON HAGOOD, President
D. WYATT AIKEN, Secretary. Sent 25