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, 1870-11-12
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ss:s:;s z; s:;sss! z;:: 8; t;s:is;:::
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CHICAGO. ALTOS : 81, louis RA4soAn;
sa.'.s k5s.' 49,; aaa;5;s1iis s5sa
sisa E1p<Ss:,:.,+--.--.----@ttSS S3 n q, 9nHH
ttR. Ra@9t saaasIs s;.5 = III; Sxs sZ3
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viH9x,EHEEgk q ksat,1 ka51a2a5 ,:5
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, 1870-11-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.


This Eptendd Hatr Dys ts tn bert to the Eos1d U.
tAoocas: no dkaPpotnent, n E.dteulors ttnfs stas
as II r. n @ sac; e.: = esa S.r e u1 soa 5
ii Druggists md pestumees md properly aTPnsN u
, 1870-11-12
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET,

FRIDAY Ev1E1Nu1s 1sos. II.
The following table shows the daily feelpM a9N
shipments Of i've stock during tho sees' up 70
YhtM eyQNtncs
, 1870-11-12
ehkS. M.;' EVANS, Proprietor,

EorMeFU C Ms 1A1k9aa u V"s
THAI Remedisa ars toE sals by DraQ7its*.
Storek~spe7s, aad Aedse3"s
Dte7St7s sst7gsah<Ts. ;.
, 1870-11-12

such n Consti-
patton, Inward pfias,
fu1nexs or Blood to ths
Hexd, AdditY of ths
stumaeh, H2uSss, Hs4rt-
hurn, Msgust for Food, Full
ness or Weight in tho stom-
aeh, sour. Euetatiuna, Sinking
Or Flassa1iag It the Pie II tSs
staaaeh, Swimming of tAe Hssd,
Hurried and Difficult Breathing ,F1at-
teEing ar ths Hsasr, Choking q suHt,-
eeans ssasadaas whsn In Lying Ps-
t9re, Dtmaass Of Vision, Dots w
Webs eetoza ths sighr, faysr asa
Dull Pain IN ths Head, De6cjsnsy
of PessHratioa. Yel1ovnsea Il
sae san md Eyes, pain IN
IL ads. Baek, Chest, Hmbs,
&C., Sudden flushas Il Hext
Burning IN tbs Flssh.
Constant 1uaEinin8s Il
Evil, &nd Great De-
pFsssion Of
SpdrIts.
, 1870-11-12
COMMERCIAL

N I
suh-Tlessury bhlanee-Gold, Isl s,ess; &
fepcy. 9.4Q3. .S3A
, 1870-11-12

,nsle. !, Sas1t Ene 4, ssas It = ot III p
wusthle q inert portions 81 Tho inSedisats ~ s
eont.1ed = 1nash nsa.etnal yxtae = 9a s. ss9sS =
ssse3 = III Rs+e y otnsE5 sq t1tas. lbs Rot. d.
principles ettzcted ID that eonns7y 6J sels1t49
Chemist and uFwAFdea to tho nApu 4cfpfy In All. ~
~hfrf they ~ compounded and bottled EantatSis
% etaiItao. dots thls Aktsf1 u ma frons -
1snts ean taeaea from ther use thsy e.nnot e..
any but shensGetN etlcct -a ostA1ees. has7
, 1870-11-12

Maf,s1.h M. l. y 7.75
EhTtsn.t, Nd 4. prf.............. G533 100
r,erT NJ i. + brt t,.,,................ LOG hzo
HscIefsI ~ !, Il HbEi,..,........-.-.-1@oo9 @oo91593
1lackercl, Nd. g. u bEl. .......''.'-'.. sg 80
MacteTel, ls1Ke family. y bf:.......... I.oA4 r.s
Nackerel, medium family, n bri..*-... 9a9 80
MAtSereI, extra nless, Hbsi-..-.......ts-veNstasE
X:sSs:sl' 8 e; r., 3;; i,a.: Ia a:ss Is Is
rotfMsn Eeor1ase ~ R"nt Rooa 8.e5
So. noT ner1tDs. 1sw........ ...-..- sg g g
Labrador herring. No. !, . .19G9l9@ g
Picked herring, NO. !, hn :...-'... t-eH4 t- 80 ~
Picked herring, No. ]. y btl. ,...-. &Msa Hn =
California salmon. e bn. = a1Si* ~
chanre. Thesn va no visible Improvement = tae
demand. and there Tete NE a;r aSESrs
It previous rates: Ee goose ne HA9M ~
ss,e :s.ek R,afss Rs,ssss es,s .a11ooeseo pr..s
timothy, loose, On wagon. 81 aoasls.o4: pt@i'e}
loose, On EtEou, slloaalAeo; tot delivery Of
nrcxsed hay, T,ooa1no, sccofd1nR to distance.
HrDES-fhe hide market Was again quiet 70
daT. md gaze evidences Of weakness, hpn1a
ntmirnlly prices are The same a. hafe oeen
current fof the past fortnlghf: sheep e!s eeses
xsIs faiy ssstSe y tse Ssuaea c az n,su1sse
and ne,z9oc for country. We quote:, NV Eh,!5
green b1tchers, 7Kesc: green salsed cured. - aSa1
aaioXc; R1eeu cit. le9lrc: dry tlnt, 1s9ssos
dry eslsed, 16K@l7+c: Erubey. scoied. SaS q q
otherwise damaged, txo-tnisds price; oFaooeo' ~
iRoN ASD sTEEI-So new features were Dc.
tejrnIe.l In fh{s market I1-i3AT. The demand Wa
, 1870-11-12

Commerce OF Chicago.
Tne following Is an official LIST If the arrivals
and cltA Aaneea ii THIS poI1 dnrrnz the month Of
0rtnf,rr fS,n%
, 1870-11-12
HOoFIANDS mEDIGJNE8.
A REMlN DER.

To Debilitated Personb
To Dyspeptics,
To Sufferers from Liver Com
plant,
To those having no Appetite,
To those with Broken Down
Constitutions,
To Nervous People,
To Children Wasting AWAY.
10 any with Debilitated Diges-
tive Organs,
Or s'saes'5''g srifh amy OF tss
fo19osetng synspfo1sss, schtelh xss-
dtcate dfsofdered LSre, or stoss-
Gchs
, 1870-11-12
Coupe. 81. .1nEQ10ak
coups. Is. 1t9Tal1p
M&ot.-.....1*k3ltHAs
Currency tA1ft a8lll3.

New Tennessee. ...@
New SGatnta a.......A
uI1 vuNin1a-...... E4
0h North GypHnA-.tS
NcW NmlhCasplirnN
, 1870-11-12

o.lnR 1t nearly The best
pAut alone weak.
iS-rtccaIern...-. 0E
lc Md.,,,........@ ~
, 1870-11-12

0oln IN xKw Iuxk.
Tho following are telegraphic qnoaations 10"
, 1870-11-12

GoyfTuMentH Sfe1dy:
Ccups, S1,.l1sh1l13K
Cuups, '&..1Gtialt8X
t.oupe, II. .lGs Ht1ta1A
Cuupes ,&..1Esst21M y
CouFt, new.1f9s.@M9A
STATE boDds xfIopE.
NtW y. Z. January
, 1870-11-12
pn1ssun1a. FORT WAYNE E CHICAGO RA1

PITTSBURGH. CtNU1NnATI Z e. LOUIE KA17-
FQAO-C1HCINNATt AIR LINE
Nisht E1pp6tss. ...---..--.f - nm-
s5Cnday txreptet. fSssWday e1ee1ted lAandso
, 1870-11-12

- 1F1sH-Wht.eaah continue 70 aiT1ve apassaSiys i!.
shd psscae an atll adssnstnE s,s1 I0a5 s1e asS ~
MNt,t.dsh NarSete], cod, and other &C.
.e11nt:1ns were quoted steady. Prices 1anee Is
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-07-16

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE NEWs.I
COLUMBIA, July Is.
To-day, before Judge Willard, a motion was
made by the counsel of Alva Gage and other
residents aud property-holders of the City Of
Charleston for an injunction to restrain the
City Council from paying the principal or in
terest OF that part of the bond debt of the city
which was contracted in aid of railroads, and
to prevent them from collecting the taxes
levied for paying interest on such debt. MT.
spratt, of Charleston, and Chancellor Carroll,
Of Columbia, appeared for the residents and
property-holders, and City Attorney Cor6in TOR
the City Council. After the argument the Judge
held hat the holders or the bonds affected by
such an Injunction, were necessary parties, ana
should have an opportunity Of resisting the
motion for the injunction; whereupon Messrs
Spatt and Carroll amended their complaint so
as to make MT. Riggs and others defendants.
An order was then granted requiring the de-
fendants to show cause, on the 22d Of July,
why the Injunction, as prayed for, should not
issue. +ast :
= This order will be served upon the bondhoid-
ers, so as to afford them an opportunity to be
heard upon the day mentioned.
The application for an injunction to restrain
parties from trespassing upon the phosphate
beds in the rivers and navigable waters Of the
State, will be made tomorrow.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-07-16

A REMARKABLE SYSAGoGUE.-The Israelltes
of Turin are building new place Of worship,
which, according to an account In Tie Paris
Temps, is very extraordinary affair:
The most remarkable of all structures at
Turin is the synagogue of the Israelites. 1t
likely tho finest and richest synagogue in the
world, and at the same time the most remark
able monument of Turin. Upon small square
hill, with adapted stairs, stands Greek tenn
pie in white and pink. Above, little back
wards, Is kind of second temple. The whole
is trarersed by galleries, adorned with small
pillars and thousands of splendid embellish-
ments White and reddish cOlOrs predom-
nate. 1t is Greek and Moorish-it is Romantic
and Gothic; there is blending Of all styles,
without overstrainng and without bad taste.
But what makes this structure something
bizarre and unexpected is u massive tower,
with pierced walls arising above this orna-
mented, beautiful construction. reminding us
OF Asia and Egypt, Of Thebes. Of Nineveh.
Surely the architect of this building was gifted
by Imagination. He was an able interpreter
OF the Hebrew dream OF the temple to be
erected ct the brink Oh u strange river. Never
since the great destruction has Israel posses
sed more magnificent edi6ce in which the
hymns of David resounded. This building Is
entirely fit for the talented Italian Jews, who
are power at the exchange, at the press and
in the parliament.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-07-16

THE NEW PATENT LAw.-The act Of Con-
gress ITO revise, consolidate and amend the
statutes relating to patents and copyrights,
which, by the signature of the President few
days since, has become O law, repeals all for
mer statutes on the subject. 1t retains nearly
all essential features of the old law, but makes
the following changes therein:
all applications must now be prosecuted
within too years after any action has been hat
thereon by the Office, OF they will be regarded
as abandoned.
Applications which have been rejected or
withdrawn prior TO the passage OF this ACT
must be renewed or prosecuted within Si1
months. or they will be considered as aban-
doned.
Applications for reissues must, in all cases,
be made by the inventor, if living.
Where patent is refused on application for
any reason whatever, either by the commits
sioner or an appeal, the applicant may have
remedy by bill in equity In any United STATES
Circuit Court, and If the court find that he Is
entitled to a patent, the commissioner will be
authorized to issue the same.
Certified copies from the Patent 0lfice OF for
eign patents on record therein shall be re.
ceived as legal evidence respecting such
patents. An alien is no longer required to
work his patent within eighteen months.
A trade mark may be patented for thirty
years upon payment of twenty-five dollars Il
The Office, and the patent may be extended be-
fore it expires.
Ali matters relating to copyrights are placed
under the ercluSiue control OF the librarian O
Congress.
Tie law also provides for an assistant com.
missioner OF patents, and Hon. Samuel NJ. Dun
can, OF New Hampshire, one Of the chief ex.
aminers In the office, has been nominated fol
the position.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-07-16
THE GREAT DROUGHT IN EUROPE
Effect on the American Market.

A correspondent, writing from Paris on the
18th instant in relation to the recent extensive
drought throughout France and in other parts
of Europe, says:
The prospect ls In truth most dlscouraging.
In many parts of France the .armers are Kill
ling their cattle from absolute want Of food for
them. Hay Is at such an eXorbitant price that
none but agriculturists Of large means can
afford to purchase it. In the Corps Legslatif
yesterday, urgent appeals were made TO the
government BY M. Corneille and other dep
uties to see that the orders issued to allow
cattle to browse in the forests OF the
State and the Crown were promptly exc
cuted. 1t was affirmed that, owing 10
the persistent drought and the intense
heat which accompanied it, the animals We're
literally perishing of hunger close to forests In
which The grass was allowed to 80 TO waste
without prof1ting any one. NJ. Segris, the Min
lister of Finance, stated that alter the hrst In
terpellatiOn was addressed to the government
on this subject orders had been transmitted by
telegraph authorizing over the whole extent
moval of the grass for the use of the large cat.
tie, and also that they should be admitted
within the limits of the forests themselves.
wherever their Introduction was not likely 10
be attended with injury 10 the trees.
give you these particulars in order to prove
to yOn the extent Of the evil, and the influence
which 1t is likely to exercise on the prospects
of American farmers for the next couple OF
years. If the grain crops in the United States
turn out as abundant and OF as good quality as
some of the New York papers represent, the
expectation from your side will be very large,
and the balance of trade will be so considera-
bly, in your favor that you Twill soon be enabled
to return to specie payments. 1t Is not from
France merely that the drought is likely to
create large demand upon your cereal re-
sources. The news received from Spain to-day
in this connection Is very bad. In the prov
inces of Leon, Valencia and Valadolid, the
crops are entirely lost, owing to the want of
rain, and similar calamity Is apprehended in
the provinces usually most favored in this re-
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-07-16
THE GEORGIA BILL.

WASHINGTON, July Is.
HIP. Farrow, one OF the Georgia senators,
has issued an address to the members of the
Georgia Legislature, taking the position that
the Georgia bill leaves the State Constitution
untouched, and therefore the elections must
take place in November; also that for the
members to attempt hold over would ruin
the party. This Is the opposite OF the position
taken by Bullock and Blodgett.
= 80 sS-;.a -, ATLANTA, July Is.
The general opinion of all, irrespective Of
party, is that the Georgia bill gives the State
an election this fall.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-07-16
!, NEWS i .FEoM WASHINGTON.

~ WASHINGTON, July Is.
The Georgia bill goes to the President Its
bearing is not understood, though Trumbull,
when voting for the bill, declared he did so
because he understood that # made an elec-
ton this fall mandatory.
The announcement of war between Prussia
and France, by the Associated Press dispatch
es, was received In the House with applause.
Congress extended its session to 2 o'clock.
: :. .:,,ss, - - SENATE. 81
The Senate is In executive session, fighting
over Frelinghnysen's nomination to succeed
Motley at the Court Of st. James.
The following message, presented by the
President to the Senate to-day, elected consid-
cradle debate, but with no other result than
delaying adjournment until five P. n.
$40 the Se,ate ard House Of Representatives
ssYour attention is respectfully called to the
necessity Of passing aneIndlan Appropriation
bill before the members Of Congress separate,
without such an appropriation, Indian hostili-
ties are sure to ensue, and with them suffer
ings, loss of lie, and expenditures vast as
.sThe latest intelligence from Europe indi-
Gates that war between France and North
Germany is imminent and in view of this a
sound policy dictates the Importance of some
legislation tending to enlarge the commercial
marine Of this country. The vessels Of this
country at the present time are insufficient 70
meet the demand which the existence Of war
in Europe will impose upon the commerce Of
the United States, and submit to the consid-
Grafton Of Congress that the interest Of tie
country will be advanced by the opportunity
to our citizens to purchase vessels Of foreign
construction for the foreign trade of the coun
try. An aette this effect may be limited In
its duration t6,ineet the immediate exlgeEs
cy. The foreign mail service Of the United
States is, IN q large degree, depen-
dent upon the Bremen and Hapburg
line of steamers The Postoffce Department
has entered into contracts in writing with the
companies above named, and with the vii
liams Guion lines respectively, for regu-
lar and continuous service Of two years. The
only arrangement that could be made with
the Inman and Cunard lines is temporary, and
might be broken of at any time. The North
German lines are frst-class in point Of speed
and equipment, their steamers equally making
the trip across the Atlantic in from twenty
four to thirty hours in advance of the VIII
Hams d. Guion. Should the North German
STEAMERS be blockaded or impeded by
France, our postal intercourse with foreign
ha ohor
Congress shall interpose for Its relief sug-
gest to Congress the propriety OF further post
poning the time for adjournment, with the
view of considering the questions herein COM
inunicated.n
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-07-16

The CROPS IN BARNwELL.-The Sentinel
says: ''Slnce our last issue we have had sew
eral days of scorching hot aud dry weather,
and again the complaint comes up from many
of the planters that more rain is needed. In
some parts of the district good crops, we hear,
will be made, but Judging from what planters
say generally, the crops, both of corn and cot
ton, will fall at least one-third short Of last
year"
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-07-16
SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

The shipment of Chinese women will proba-
bly, be stopped by the Chinese Government.
Five hundred of the two thousand Chinese
for the Alabama and Chattanooga Railroad
have arrived at Chattanooga.
General Mcclellan has been elected chief
engineer of the Departments Of Docks of New
York City.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-07-16

One of woman's rights has at last secured
the recognition Of Congress. The Legislative
and Executive Appropriation bill, as agreed
upon BY both houses, provides that female
clerks shall receive the same pay as males il
any Of the grades OF clerkships known 10 the
,aWN
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-07-16
TIE EDUCATIONAL CONVENTION;

wARRENroN, Va, July 10.
The resolution introduced last night that
the association approve Of the Introduction Of
thgBible into primary and secondary schools
as text book, was indefinitely postponed.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-07-16

"A Berlin correspondent says that ''if you
were to hear the Prussians talk you would
think them all Americans in their progression
and valor, and like our own countrymen they
believe themselves invincible."
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-07-16

1t is reported from the Indian Territory
that the chiefs who lately visited Washington
are eXerting good Influence generally, and
particularly over some parties who were about
to take the war path.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-07-16
.rHE eEoRe1A 1EaIsLATURE.

- sels.. . ATLANTA, July l5.
"A Senate resolution declaring Brindley,
;colored, Ineligible to his seat, was made the
special order for Wednesday.
Both houses adjourned to Monday.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-07-16
fertilizers.
THE FOUNTAIN SYRINGE.
SELF ACTISG.-No PUMPING.-NO AIR
INJECTED.

The hest universal SYRINGE in the market.
1t is recommended by the frs. Physicians Of the
country.
1t is so simple that il cannot get ont Of order.
There are no valves anu nothing that Will cor
rode. One will last life time.
DR.. JOS. n. WARREN, an eminent Phislclan, OF
Boston writes to the manufacturers:
"From the fact OF i;s simplicity ana correct
principle in the structure Of your Fountain Sy-
rnge,i and for the easy manipulation, practicaole
resnlt. and comfort to the patient, have recon-
mended this instrument extensively"
The Profession are invited to cal! and examine
the apparatus.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by
DR.. q. BAER,
No. 13l Meeting street,
mayao Agent for South Carolina.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-07-16
MOUNT PLEASANT, 8. c., 1858.

MOUNT PL1AsANT, 8. C., 1855,
Mr. j. B. Russell:
DEAR SIR-I have used your Soothing Cordial
for children extensively In my practice and most
cheerfuIy testify to its merits. have found 1t,
without an exception, to accomplish all 1t claims,
and cons; Yer it superior to anything In use for
children.
It's freedom from anodyRe Of any kind recon-
hands Of mothers and inexperienced nurses.
Very respectfully, DC,
D. K WILLIAMS, Il. D.
Made by J. B. RUSSELL Chemist.
Sold by DR.. h. BAER, Wholesale Agent .lsS-
South Carolina. octaa
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-07-16
Pans, July 15s

Pruasian: Observation-Disclosures to be
-, ,NsutSaIl, = -: -
: !, a. -. = PARIS, July log
An extraordinary edition OF the Consutu-
tonnel Isl mas JUST oeen issueu. ~ eess r.1' ".
soo..s a.. =. ns. 1s. 1,S,oh S, p,1so,a 10 o,,ars
w ,--s 800 - ,ho frort .svive
,.n o - - =. !, -. : -, or,
=" uuol5to u = :! ' p.s.a, ert co.
49, s .. 80. o,,tot,on on5 n,onv damon
s4-at,on, - = N favor Of war were made bv the peo-
;S1a, ~ . dnr,ng tbe n,oht crowds of students and
p.Sa,s naradad the streets and bonleyards.
snnut,,,o .sy,ue Il Gnerre down With Prussia.
sIa.ssso7,a ,,sr,one yvbi .nrotested were bisssd
80 ,nnsrn,taa Tbe Tnoi,caT did not interfere.
Tho crowd stoned at the Prussian Embassy,
,,hnnttn,to. .inun,ltinplv, go Is. -; = 'f si''
MIA asse,rtade ,1tad that the Pr,ulssian ambassador
leaves Parisia to,day. -; ~ w.; ,'1,,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-07-16

A DAMS, DAMON & CO., Is BROAD ST.,
~ Dealers in Stoves Ranges, Crates, &c Agents
for the Automatic Washing Machine and Wringer.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-07-16

A MAR, e. W.-CHOICE DRUGS, CHE
IA. MICALS, Surgical instruments, Perfumeries
and Toilet Articles 469 King, cor. Fanderhorst 81.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-07-16
USSELL'S SOOTHING CORDLA
FOB INFANTS TEETHING.

ALLAYs INFLAMMATION OF THE GUNS. CURES
CHoLlC CHOLERA INFANTUN, DYsENTERY,
AND ALL DISEASES TO WHICH
CHILDREN ARE SUBJRCT
WHEN TEETHINa.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-07-16

CHARLESTON, 8. e., 1855.
Dear SIr-I have used your Soothing Cordial for
Diarrhea in teething children, and find 1t very
excellent preparation. 1t has great advantage
over most preparations Of the kind in containing
no Opium or Narcotic.
When these are required they can be added In
proportions applicable to the case.
therefore can recommend its use In the aHec-
tons for which it Is designed.
Respectfully yours. &C..
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-07-16
THE SWORD DRAWN.
FRANCE DFc1AREs WAR.
PRUSSIA HuRRYlNG TROOPS TO THE
FRONT.
,cosoESrRAT1oa on THE RHINE.

The Great Powers Fail to Prevent War
-Annoanoement Of the Rapture O:
Relations.
The Intervention of the great powers for
peace has been Intellectual Napoleon will an
nounce to-day the rapture ofrelations between
France and Prussia, and declaration OF war.
France Accepts -War-Insults toEthe
pruasian: Anlbastador-Austria to be
,NeutEal., -
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UaARLssros. 8. c.. 1858.

CHARLESTON. s. G.. 1858.
certify that have most successfully used
RrssELL,s Soothing Cordial in the Summer Com
plants of infants He has fully exhibited the in
gredlents OF his remedy, and the tedious method
Of preparation. ! recognize the prescr1ptlon-
containing no anodyne whatever-as most SAFE
When much pain or restlessness attends the anec-
tion. doses OF Paregor.c can be added to the pre-
scribed doses Of the Cordial according to the age
Of the patient. The compound, though more
dition OF ano1yne.
In the Diarrhea Of the aged, IN increased doses,
1t is of great value as remedy; never disagree
proving digestion, and acting as slow but effl-
Client astringent agent.
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4 RCHER'S BAZAAR, 1863 KING ST.,
II Wholesale and Retail Notions and Fancy
Goods, so per cent. less than elsewhere.
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Having had occasion to prescribe RussEIL's
Soothing Cordial in severe cases Of Bowel Com
plants ip children and delicate females, have
been much pleased with its effects. consider 1t
a valuable medicine in all cases, In which 1t may
be advisable to avoid the use Of anodyne, and par
ticularly for family use as it is perfectly safe.
W. T. WRAGG, M. D.