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PIMPLES ON THE FACE.

COR Comedones, Black Heads, Flesh Worms or
Grubs Pimply Eruptions and Diotched dIsfg-
urations on the Pace, use Perr, = Gomedone 4 PIN
pie Remedy. Reliable, Harmless, and contains No
lead poisos. Depot, 20 Bond St, n. Y. Sold by
Druggists everywhere. 4ml3
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free above thai number. at regular advertising RATES.
UNDERWOOD In this city, July 10, 8. Augusta
GOODWIN. In this city, June ", Capt, Nathaniel
Gccdwin, a.ed g years and menths.
SHACkFORD In this city, June q, Alma v.
shsckford, aged years and II months. 49,
LIVINGSTON. In Saco, July I, James H., child OF
J. n. Livingston, aged months.
JORDAN In s~co. July ,, Mrs. Mary, wife OF the
late Rshworth Jordan, aged - years
FOSS. In Saco, July 4, Betsey. child OF MT. Henry
foss, eye months. -
MlLLikEN. In Ssco, July Z, Mr. Joel hilliken,
aged 81 years and months
LORD. In saoO, July II. VIM. II. Lord. ESQ, aged
81 years. r.. ....... ...
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fsct worth remembsrinE-rive cents worth OF
.sberidans cavalry Condition Powders,- Fivcn 10 Q
horse twice q week, viii double that amount In
grain. the horse viii be strr. seeker, and everw way
worth money than though he did not have them.
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Poverty IL bad but the wor Kind ofpo,erty poverty
Of the blood this makes ,OT inde.d, or takes
away his STRENGTH courage. aud energy: hut zurich tile
bood with vital element by taking the Peruvian
Syrup protoxde Of ron), and you will feel rich and
"as good as anybody" Try iL.
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A NEW PATENT.
1NHE subscriber has discovered and invent
i new and useful improvement In

1NHE subscriber has discovered and invented
i anew and useful improvement In
TEA &c COFFEE POTS.
The vessels are divided into two compartments BY
Partition extending soross the osutrs hom top 70
xlso. In aid PARTITION Of eoss potis slide rats o.
valve. extending out Of the top o. ths vessel 70 a.
init water IRON one eompartxnent 70 The other BY
raisng the valve, The tsa pot 10 also provided
Z round. operating the ssns = IN ode POI. By
raising or turning. They are also provided with
two eSvers each, one 10 each coupertment and .
e T Ss' 90 s' Gs 9,
thimbles or strAlners, - may DO rvqu.red. They
have three handles-0us on sach side under eaeh
muse. and ono In centre Of bsck sids-one 70 b
have hold OF NE ether In order that The vessel nay
b tipped easier OF fdesiabls the tes pot nay have
one handle. The two compartments are Tor tsa and
water or coffee and water that when the - or cof
heating in the other. Tea can Be drawn into cups
nom one compartment and water nom the other |,
the same with coffee. The valve OF gAts In ths par
tltion 70 % arranged NAT .ben ne zee o. eoosS
boiler u connected with the partition, scrya The
centre, with valve In Il the same - In come pot,
with one cover and one handle on each end, which
s.ms time. Gone Pou can Be- made withou, y.ivs
Top 81 In. insids. Ts. lot to Y in. deep, bottom
The subscriber, having obtained letters patent on
his Invention, onsn Tor vale STATE rights f6r manu.
ncturiny and selling on reasonable terms, and hav.
ing Invented Q machine for making TcA add co6se
Pots. Intends 70 patent IT. which viii b. very useful
70 any one who may wish 70 hays IL PC that Par.
Who would like 10 purchase the whole OF part Of
this Invention will please call on or address
JOHN z. LEWIS, KIrrxar, M.
All persons are fbrbld exporting or selling this
\ snysntien toe thh country without permit. Hrst
discovered In 1850. -
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WHAT ARE
THEY ARE NOT A VILE FANCY DRINK,

Made Of poor Rum, WAuky, Proof Spirits and rsfsss
Ligsors, dOctored, spiced and sweetened 10 please
the taste, called 'ronics," "Restorers" "appetlI.
ers." &c that lead the tippler on 10 drunkenness
and ruin, but are true Medicine, made nom tho
Native Roots and Herb. of California, free fran al
IieoAoiie Shmsiants. They are the GREAT BLOOD
PURIFIER AND LlPE-6lVlNG PRINCIPLE, .
carrying Oh ali poisonous matter and restoring the
blood 10 healthy condition. No person can take
these Bitters sccording TO directions and remain
long unwell. $lU0 will be given Tor an lncunble
ersl poisons or other means, and the vital organs
wasted beyond the point Of repair. J. WALKER,
Proprietor. II. II. MCDONALD & CO., Drugyists
and Gen. Agents, Ian Francisco, CAL, and 2! and
81 Commerce 81. N. Y. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
AND DEALERS. 4wo
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Why give as much for an ordinary soap OF les
weight, As for Beach's Washing soap that has No
equal. ly0
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Married ladies' under all circumstances, will ind
Parsons' Puryatye Pills. safe; and In small doses,
mild eAthartc. They gripping pains OF crzmp.
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For Moth Patches, Freckles L Tan,

Use 'PERRy's MOTH and PRECKLE LOTION
U The only Reliable and Harmless Remedy known
to Science Tor removing brown discoloptlons nom
the Face. Prepared only by DIR. ID. Z. PERRY, -
Dond Street, Ny. Sold BY drug glsts everywhere.
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rms NOZZLE STOCK HORSE vss saissd h Asssssssk
Csssiy. In shk tssse, b s<vss yeaS -, vsighs ID
poapds, ens DART chestnut, and les han1s hsh. ~
q bsanusal styts anA seoa, grsosfai, 1922, 20.
svSsl and spsedy svsisr. nahine hs - suss - 49,
vishsss srIis9. end NJ hs us ssds a tAsss ~
ues vish pesSSe eass, passssS IN ssossae dbpeosa
md b Wy tnsGahss. Ne has bssa besd Gee psfsvso
ksn sosnd pssessl aad ka trstting sesek. nd y n
sv,y r.,pre; Sss.rssis sssh ksss - A. sssy spssA
al sodsn,s-, ~ esiss sisuady shss, b NJ sssssy
hElS0N nOaoAM y 7.ie thsssPEh sss1i ~ ~
~ D,aa nsst rnss. - ~ ~ - ~ - n.sk nast.
IL - - ~ CAahss. No d. ~ ~ - ~ 49,.
90 hsssugss ba.ck IIsvk rstS - s6sh1 = ulnek
Ilast siss Srasi dan By Or chArsssl Nslsa nNUa1
daa vas oua q hsgsa ard nssssaGw, ~ gaaA -
bsias shsrDss Mwgsa nars. ecasht h~o v9Dat.
" vm oaks ~ $1,000 q ~ ksas ~ h Al1NA.
.,r. TERMS, l1tf
yol SNoLE 6uyick ................ .
r0R TIE SEASON.. .................... - -
Cab 81 tas q arss ssvviss.. Ne vniatsss ksa "
~, sD hsay -. Al sas.s z. tks - = 49,
swsrS. .ysllI TIMOTHY oAk1r.
I'A.a, Ap.ds. $50. li5lT-1- I'D
$50 l..Tgi U9E m,i.
6ZEHENg CONDITION POWDERS!
For Nsrsss ssS csss's.
- ss,sss pvssssss - Dssass = s'as'si. y
V1sts,' "a lssoasssSd sAsa ~ sses~
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THIS Is No h'A ~ sending 10 CENTS, with ago,
height, color OF eyes and hair you will receive by
return mail, q correct picture OF your future hus.
hand or wife. with name and date or marriage. Ad.
dress w. Fox, p U. Drawer No. "a, Fultonvills, N.
Y 4wW
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25tf

BURNHAM-STEwART. In saco, July 2, by Rev.
True, Mr.. Prank Y. Burnham, OF Saco, and
Miss Fannie Stewart, &c this city
RICHARDSON - BUZZELL. In North berwick,
July NJ, by Rev. w. q. Barrows, Mr.. bradbury
Rich ,rdson and Miss Emma L. Buriell, both OF
Rochester. N H.
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FOR FL DORADO.

$40 Acres 'fs s;s: :: ~ s, .s;::'.s. fer
a "PiPEa I GsASr." in DS oil s .is
HVh Anassu and PurSs, o ths iosh
n :, - % nsxsss "a VII ..as Ne p....se
so..hs,s t,isst.si.: q Ne A.s.es s1lei.s ne
ss n: q: q j. s' q: :s. q r. :.
world has an even and dslirhtfsl slfaAis, ssl
Eood dninags. Cabin Yars By thls stesass. Si2s -
Sion, r & gold colin o y. sesIyaieat seso.das y
Each settler Who gpes By Ab steamer VIII receive
I'D sores Vi Land, vaEs. Hsrsates ills st<anu
viii connect at fars, mouth o. the Anssoa. viii
he steamsrs watch nh ffos New York o ne "a
& s. ss:A =: s1js z .sss e IN :.
PER, al HENRY v fRlDODY l. cOT, u Tn
erty bquars. Boston, Or % BAxER HuRLBURT.
u 6eath Street, Nss York. sw0
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MAINE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
Semi.Weekly Line!

On and amer The Isth last ths ane
::in:; Sss: ss: e: n e: =;
Leave 0alt,s Wharf. Portland, every MONDAY
aud THURSDAY, 81 soelesk p. n, snd leave
Pier % East Mysr.Nsy York, every MONDAY
and Thu RSDAY.
The D,rlgo and frsssesia Are attsd up With ans
aooommod lions for passengers. nakiHg this the
most oonvsisut and comfortable rosie Tor trsv.
sisrs between New York and Maine.
Passage. IN STATE Room. SsUo. Cabin passsgs.
400. Meals extra.
9oods Forwarded By this line 10 and ffsa hss
trssl, Qusbse, uallisx, b. John. and all pasts Il
Mains.
shipper are requested 70 ssad their Freight 70
NE Stssmsrs ~ early ~ Up. n. 90 The day that
thss Leave Portland.
For Freight or Paasags apply 70
HENRY FOX, 0airs wharf. Portland.
7; y. AMEs, Pier - East River. ksv York.
Nay . 1853. a
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EAa n .osftAxt, sIc6 s tq.fS.
xr..ss..s.......ss',s hs.asy. M. y. fSss'
Ssasssri = ss..a i.y.s. y..ss.., r.s..k, -
B~ssa - go sst 80 .. ., ~ .. e. a. }. ..
asd aoe =. vrsa resssssssA q iaee a 4, n.
sssssssd r. rs,AsA. .. 80 Has a al. Iisa.l
issia ssvss BsSSssud ~ Psrs,Asi ~ isass.sAsss
A.stsss ALLY = 4. - Asssrsi.s. tavo fwsiaaA ~
Bssssss. ny ., ism. M
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10. o. n.

THE annual session Of the r. w. Grand
y Enc.nPn..s g sl.r s,.,s 9, Msi:r; @; 2; V
DAY. August n ls7l a oclock D. IA. No.
iwO Na.cuMMiSGs, orssd sersss.
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sxcoxp CoNoI Crc~cent street. J. ID. Emerson.
Pastor. service. at 10 I2 A. M. sermon by fastor.
Subject: The worfs uttered the CrOss. Eseninx
~ i-l 1.1frrruo~ ns~tlnx. ruesizy evening expo
alton of sAL bath school Lesson.
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YouSa NKx's CHRISTIAN Association; Rooms
DUMMY svretser's Iloek Main street. Union ray
~ n,,tnx frvm 10 % 10 IL A. NJ Mission Sabbath
sehooi. nom 10 to IL and Prayer meeting al 10
la ~ n Also Prayer meeting 90 Aso4Ay evening,
M a a. srter % eight O'Clock
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sAco 4 BOSTON STEAMBOAT LINE.
Steamer Enterprise, Capt. N. n. Falfsr win, titi
further notice, leavs Battery Wharf, Boston, thr
Portsmouth, BlddsfOrd and 6seo every Wednesday
st o O'Clock, ?. u.
Leaves Ridsford and saeo FOE Boston svssy satur.
day at food tide. Freight taken at low rstss.
y A. DAY, Agent.
lea Main street, 8iadsferA.
Biddsford, May %, 1870, -
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SOUTH BkRwicx.

The Portsmouth Journal learns that at the
Portsmouth Co.'S mills in South Berwick. the
workmen discovered in one Of the bales Of cot
ton, from North Carolina, q rillainous torpedo
in the shape Of = bottle hlled with explosive
and dangerous material with . percussion at
tAchei. ready to explode on being struck. Had
the Internal machine gone into the picker the
destruction Of property, II not Of life, would
have been great.
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Sa<o.

SECOND PARISH Unitarian, ,. T. q. Nichols PASTOR
Forenoon. No Ia. Eyenins. SD. sermoas By Rev.
w. brown, Of Dover, n. H.
rlcury Curscn, Episeorai) Pleasant street. Rev
W. j. Alrer Rector. Services Al 10 Ia A. N. Preseh
Ing by tLe Kew Mr.. Caspin- scats ns<sished free.
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EOR BOSTON.

FoR BOSTON
~ TIE new and superior ssa-gulng
stssmers JoaH Bao6Ks and hosfsS.
AZ. having been atted ny st great sxpsuss With .
large number Of beautiful STATE Rooms, viii Iua
The season - Allows
Lssviny Atlantic wharf Portland. 81 o'clock
and fadia wharf Boston. every day Of oslosk
2. u, (Sundays sxssptsdL
Caoin nfe.s.s.sss.sss.sss.sss...s
Dsck...................
Freight taken - assal.
sept u. 1859. S21
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The Democratic County Convention Is called
August sd.
The recently ORGANIZED Universalst Society
here held ieyee last week which net them $50.
Tue Society propose to 80 on an excursion to the
Pool soon.
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Tia Teachers Institute Of York County will
b helda North Berwick Il win commence
August LIST, and continue ave days Prof y.
A. Allea Of PennysyluAniA win b. present dur
ing the whole session. Superintendent johnson
will be there and assist. - 60. ~. .-al-a.I
We learn that the Freewiil Bapti's church =,
South Berwick Is prOsperins under the kbou
Of Rev.J. y. Locke Nine were baptized and
received into the church on the ast Sabbath
In this month and the revival interest continues.
NrrKRr.
Maine influence addsd amendments to the
naval appropriarioa bill. Substituting kittery
for Portsmouth whenever the name Of the Navy
Yard In Kissery Oeeara ......-.
An ordsr vs received u he Kit.sry Navy
Yard, % ThursdAy. hon wssAinssoa % COO
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r Notices n deaths not exoeedlns nx lines, nserte
frs above thai number at regular advertising rates.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-10-26

- Despiso not little temptations /;
rightly met, they have often nerved
the character Tor son'o fiery trials.
-Truo politcness is perfect case and
freedom. 1t simply consists in treating
others just as you love to be treated
yourself. =
Alexander T. Stewart says: "Ho
who invests one dollar in business should
invest one dollar in advertising."--
Robert Bonner says; "My success is
owing. to, my liberality in advertising"
Barnum says liberal advertising made q
million Of dollars in ten years. Stephen
Girard said, "Constaut and ipersistant
advertising is sure prelude to wealth" !"
"A girl in California broke her
neck while resisting young man who
was trying to kiss her. This Kind of
foolishness Always leads to trouble
just think what her imprudence cost
that girl 1t she had stood up to the
rack and taken her fodder bravely she
might have been Alive yet, and saved
her pasents the price Of cemetery lot
and on cxpousive fuuorai.
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II " @ II BR OS..
Cotton Factors. q oo~'.. A~c1a~s.,
IT'S Smiths wharf 7
.,BALTIMORE> Maryland

ry>HRoUaH OUR Aa'T, THos. 4. UPsHuR,
Il Js., at Sumter. 3. c., No ars prepared "a
COTTON when. delivered, - any one. and Will
hold Il for q reasonable period Il desired. We
will all all orders for ri
GRAIS. PROylsI0Ns, HAY, GRO
CERxKSs go.
at the cheapest market rates for cash on de-
livery. Kavius connections in the West and
being members Of tha Baltimore Corn RxchAHge,
We feel assured that we can put Grain aud Provi-
sions in Sumter a. eheaply, Il not more %, than
any one In tho State Of South Carolirs. We bay
80. wo fol sure Of giving W general s.sisfssuoa.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-10-26
MR. GREELy ATTACKS GENERAL
GRANT AND MILITARY MEN GEN


From his spoooh at st. Louis, October 3d.
Long after the materials have perish.
cd beyond recovery, we perceive that the
true history of our race has not been
written. That which has come down to
us from antiquity embodics the names
of few great warriors, as mans oity-
building despots, the founders of throe
or four out Of ten thousand religious,
with two or three remarkable strong
minded and generally ill.behaved women;
but, of the great bencfactors and real
leaders Of mankind, it tells as nothing.
Minus and Scsstris figure on its pages
but what are they to us ? And what did
thoy whereby we arc instructed or
benefited? while he who first subducd
and tanned horse, aud he who first
stirred and loosenod the soil for seed.
bed by tho help of animal strength,
have utterly crumbled into namclcss
dust. We know who showed Europe
how to make aud use guupowder; we
cannot, guess who taught her to weave
fabrics Of wool and fax for dcffionce
against the oapriccs of weather aud tho
rigors of Winter; sOc are familiar 'oith
tic modern achievcments Of marlborough
and SAGE, and Prussia's FREDERICK
while We know littlo of Palissy, and
jacquard, and Brindlcy, and Watt; yot
that littlo has sated our curiosity. The
oouquests of the Great Napoleon turned
to ashes years before he died, while
those, far vaster, of our own Fulton orc
still being extended and consolidated
yot millions eagerly pour over volumes
narrating the former, where thousands
wearily yawn over pages describing the
latter. Right 'ccN 10 'oc hnom that h'
era Of carnage and dcu"station has mo-
closed Int as 81 not high time Mat M'
s'oay cfpencefal, trests@l industry s|'0ul'
begin? s..
Our average reading corrupts more
than it cnlig ghtens and humanizes us
The apprentice whose every loisure
hour is absorbed to gloating over th,
adven nturous robberics of Jack Sheppard
is clearly not on the highway to emi.
nonoe in the trade he learns only tt
dispise but how much better calculated
to ronder him askilfuli mechanic and
useful citizen are the pages Of Napier
Ieninsxlar War, ANison's Modern Fly
ropc, or the Napoleonic Rom,a'sces cf th'
Rev. John s. o.. Abbott? ~
"Do men gather grapes Of thcrns, OF
fies Of thistles 2" We poison the minds
Of ourr youth with . delusive glamoul
which makes industry seem dull and
trivial, and then wonder that they shur
patient, plodding work, and win success
through hazardous speculation and
gambling adventure. We virtually
teach them that the. husbandman's lite
is poor aud paltry, and thcn wonder thai
thoy despise and shun it.
We must rcvsrse the engine, and tcach
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-10-26
REMARKS : or GENERAL WADR
HAMPTON ON TIzE DEATH OF
GBNRHAL DLRR, ~ s,.u,

GBNRHAL ,LRR, ~ t..u,
The following IVES delivered alta pub.
lio meeting in. Columbia, 8. c.: ~.
+ Fellow citizens: We are called
together to day by an announcement
which will cause profound sorrow
throughout the civilized world, aud
which comes to US bearing the addition.
al grief of personal and private
bereavement. The foremost man of all
the world is no more and as that news
is carried by the speed Of lightning
through every town and village aud
hamlet of this land which he loved so
we'll, and amongst those people who
loved and honored and venerated him
so profoundly, every true heart in the
stricken South will feel that the country
has lost its pride and glory, and that
the citizens of that country have lost q
father. I dare not venture to speak of
him as I feel. Nor do we come to eulo-
gize him. Not only wherever the
English language is spoken, but wher.
ever civilization extends, the SORROW
a part, at least, Of the sorrow we feel
will be felt, and more eloquent tongues
than mine will tell the fame and recount
the virtues of Robert E. Lee. We need
not come to praise him. We come only
to express our sympathy, err s:isf, our
bereavement. We come not to mourn
him, for we know that it is we'll with
him. We come only to extend our sym
pathy to those who are bereayed.
Now that he is fallen, I may mention
what I have never spoken of before, to
show you not only what were the fool
ings that actuated him in the duty to
which his beloved countrymcn called
him, but what noble sentiments inspired
him, when he saw the cause for which
he had been fighting so long about to
perish. Just before the surrender,
after q night devoted to tho most ardu-
GUS duties, as one Of his staff came in
to see him in the morning, no found
him worn aud weary and disheartened,
and the General said to him, "How eas.
lily I could get rid of this and be at rest
I have only to ride along the line, and
all will be over. But" said he-and
there spoke the Christian patriot-s'it
is our duty to ltue, for what will become
of the women and children of the South
if We arc not here to protect thom."--
That same spirit of duty which had
actuatcd him through all the
perils and all the hardships Of
that unequal conflict which he had
waged so hcroically-that same high
spirit OF duty told him that he must
live to show that he was great-groatcr
if that were possible, iu pcaoo than iu
war: live to teach the people whom he
had before led to victory how to bea,
defeat live to show what great and
good man can accomplish live to set
an example to his people for all time
live to bear, if nothing else, his share oI
the SORROWS, and the Affections, and the
troubles which had come upon his pco-
pie. He is now at rest; and surely VIC
of the South can say of him, as We say
of his great exemplar, the "Father Of his
Country" that he was first an 'ca', frs
IN peace, and first IN the hearts Of hi
count,ymcn.
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HAVING RETURNED

HAVING RETURNED
TO sumtor In the intercs of the above nrm, I re-
speotfully state to the Planters and public gen.
orally, that having given almost universal
satisfaction during my past years agency, I have
no hesitation In again soliciting tho patronaGs Of
sumtor and adjoining Counties, and promise my
utmost endeavors 10 please.
Very respectfully, r,
Office at the Store Of Capt. L. P. Lorins.
Oct 10 I'm
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- "You have lost somo Of your
friends, I see," said q traveller to negro
whom he had met on the road, dressed
in deep mourning. eyes, massa."
"Was it a near or distant relatiyeT
DWELL, purity distant--about twenty
four miics," was tho Jeply.
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tho, essential 1obIeness of euen an susdis-
ttaguiskeas da. asefal' career Of manly
ldbor-she aobleness that 10, or at least
tie ssobleness' that may, and get shall
be. 80 - --NI
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-08-13

Domestic Markets.

New YORK, August IL, Evening.-COttOn
closed quiet and weak. Sales to-day 900
bales. Middling uplands 1914 a 19lsc.
Flour: State and Western less active,
without decided change in prices; South
ern quiet and unchanged. Corn Sc better;
new mixed Western 81 lsc. Beef steady
and quiet. Pork dull and decidedly lower
at SO l5029. Lard dull and heavy; kettle
1874 017c. Whisky 81 0971hc. Groceries
quiet and firm. Turpentine dull at 39c.
ROsin firm at 81 750l so for strained. Tai
low lower.
ST. LOUIS, August l2.-Tobacco and spices
unchanged. Bagging unchanged Flour
dull at "a 5004 60 for superfine. Wheat
dull; No. red fall 81 l501 IS; choice 81 IS
al 80. Corn dull; mixed Use. Highwines
&c. Provisions quiet. Pork $50 50. Ba-
con: Shoulders 14Ac; clear rib Tlsc; clear
sides l82c.
family S. IS a6 so; Wheat in fair demand;
red 81 l50l 20. Corn dull and lower at
7507Sc. Rye SO0S 5c. Cotton unchanged.
Tobacco; sales to-day 100 hhds ut IS goa
6. Whisky "a a. Csc Provisions unchanged.
Pork $29 Bulk meats: shoulders 13c; sides
l5c. Bacon: shoulders 14Ac; clear rib sides
HAc; clear sides 1Sc. Lard 16c. Butter
goa 39c. Eggs l30l4c.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, August IL, acknowledgements
closed at 9las. Bonds S6Le. Stocks steady.
Common rOsin quiet and firm.
FRANKFORT, August l2.-Bonds dull at
9Ols, owing to approaching settlements
PARIS, August l2.-Rentes 67 AZ.
closed quiet; uplands sad; Orleans Cd.
Sales today $4,000 bales, of which $500 were
for export and speculation. Red winter
los l9d.