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Saro,t rn u'i.eIehs 1t PERSONS by dif.
~ etesss ~ ssaesdies 10 fhe iia6,re
I; /. .tse anu eondt tor. Of thestom,
ach. s we know OF a ladS who have del
ribed great .bene efit from drink s !. .i.y,,.
blerof sweet mi d he Gu 81 and fresh
er the better iisneSer d, ,bt1rAfBg sen
salion jss erienced an the stomach.
All elderly gentleman Of our acquaint-
ance, Wh6S#as afflicted for many years
with sgreatsdistress after eating, has eff
fected a.ctlre by mixing teaspoonful Of
wheat bran;in q tumbler of water, and
drinking ftshalf hour after his meals.
It is necessary to stir quickly and drink
Immediately, or the bran will adhere to
theg1ass and become pasty. Coffee and
tobacco are probably the worst substan-
ces persons troubled with dyspepsia are
inshabit using, and should be avoid
ed. Regular eating of nourishing plain
food and the use of some simple reme-
dies like the above, will effect, in most
cases, quicker cures than medicine. LIZ
c7ta'ade.
An Official announcement has been
nade.ofsthc suspension of Duncan Sher-
nraIf 1G9., Assignment, without any re-
ierencefD creditors, has been made to
the Hon. w. ID. Chipman, Of that city.
FIREiN CHAHLEsToN.-The most
disastrous fire which has occurred in
Charleston since the memorable confla-
gratioIR9f 1861, was the one in the North
red tor in@Sunday mornings paper by
f,I,, ,1ncc mir l,>o
mated, ,ssomes persons putting it down at
$500, ,O0O, and otFers S2OO,OO. The latter
figure is one Believed to be nearest the
truth. The property loss consists # ma
val stores, residences ailda .outbnildings,
wharfproperty andsrnall vessels. Moth
ing definite lis known Of the origin
fire.
John Lee Carroll who f:as been noni-
mated for the govcrnorship of Maryland.
worthily sustains the name and honor
of n historic family. He OWNS the old
manor of the Carroll of Carrolton, and
until within few years past has been
mainly known as cultivated and hos
pitullc county gentleman. His career.
as speaker ofthe Senate has been highly
crcdituble, and there can be no doubt
that he will make an admirable COVER
nor.
Col. Forncy, in q late letter from
London gives some interesting facts
concerning the doings Of the Peabody
Fund Trustees for the poor Of London.
They have spent some S2,O00,0OO, and
lfave nearly $3,O00,O00 still remaining,
and have erected blocks Of model tene-
ment houses in Black friars, Southwark,
Bermondsey, Shalwcll, spitalfields and
Chelsea, Which will accommodate about
,4OO poor families. The average rent
of each dwelling is about ninety-eight
cents q week.
The Atlanta correspondent Of the
Chronicle and ScntinyG says there are
900 skilled white mechanics in Atlanta
out of employment and cIamorOus for
work. Their places are filled ny negroes
who work for seventy-livc cents q day.
These men and their friends are sign
ing apledgc to have 10 dealings with
those who emplov negro mechanics.
Trouble is brewing, and there will prob
ably be 4 grand explosion before long.
The Railroad is rapidly approaching
Martins Depot, and will, in all proba-
bilty reach that point by the 81 or 4th
of August. This begins to sound like
getting Il railroad once more. BY the
first of November next we hope to have
the road complete to this place.
rcnsrsiIc Xeruid.
There were present of Orr's Regiment
on the 2lSt, about two hundred and fifty
members Of the old Regiment. The
entire strength of the Regiment when it
went to Virginia WAS about l,3OO men.
and subsequent recruits during the wa!
swcllcd the roll to about ! 500 members.
OF this number hardly one third came
through the war.
DIvlDEND.--The receiver Of the Citi-
Zens' Savings Bank, DIR. John Fisher,
will pay a dividend Of ten ceutS to the
dcpositors in that bank Oh and after the
second day of August. This will make
474 cents paid in all. tits expected that
another will he declared in short time
of equal if not larger amount.
THERE'S no impropriety, now that the
trial is over, in telling what is Judge
NELSON'S personal opinion His honor
believes that Henry Ward Beecher is
guilty of adultery. -NcW York S.n.
General Wade Hampton says Of the
WcruiG made 4 sensible speech to his
old companions in the war at the cele-
bration of the anniversary Of the battle
of Manassas, and while he pointed with
pride to the flag of the Legion he re-
minded those who followed ii that is now
iurled forever.
Our exchanges all give most encour-
aging accounts of the crop prospects.
More grain than usual has been plant
ed and the present outlook indicates
and apundant yield throughout the
South.
Dealers in tobacco had better look
carefully to their stamps. The laws are
very stringent and intricate, and the
most careful merchant is liable to err
unless he Uses the utmost caution. De-
rcti YES are on tho alert and are re-