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THE DAILY NEWS. /.V TUE S UHF. BATHING AT IX)NO DRANOH. Surf Battling-Un the Line- Swimming for tare. A corroa pondent of the Boat on Poet gi vea tliia refreshing and picturesque description of the pleasures and humors of bathing at Long Itar.ucb: HUBFll.Vl'tirN?. The praotioil nso of all this magnitude and grandeur is to ruff! o up salt wat er into enrf for the gratification of the oouple of thousand mortals who pay tl vu dollars a day for closets and poor food at tho hotels; and, considering it te thin light, one mnst aoknowlodgo that noth? ing has b -en oroated without a purpose. The eea-bathing is the ono attraolion wbioh Long Branch has to present to the ordinary visitor, and it is woll that'this is ot most oxoellont quality. Thero is ono professional "bather'' to eaeh boto), a lank, browu follow, with' a royal disdain for oboes and stockings, sn in? difference regarding hats, and a comfortnblc conviction that bathing olothes aro porlect only wheo they have no buttons. He is bare? legged to tho knee and liare-a-med to the el? bow, the better to tread tho moist sand and to handlo tho dripping bathing suits. The bather issues a daily bulletin, informing ns all at what hours it will be proper and advisable to take tho water. Tbe time varies according to the lido, and includes the two 1; ours before and after ita height. Tho bathor is alto the owner ot tho lino of Bbanlies wbioh dis UK ufos the beach, which ho leta, with a suit of bathing olothes, at fifty cents a bath. Thoyaronot making BO much money as UBUUI this year, tor the ladies do not bathe as generally as onco was tho case, and the male portion of tho visi? tors prefer their company. Yet there seems, to a speotator, to bo no lack of merry rioti rs of both Boxes in tho surf dnriug tho hours when Noptuno's deputy announces that sport is in order. Tho long saf?t.v-lino?, atrutoliing from a deep-sot post on tho beach to a Hoot some hundred feot out.' aie crowded ou thc shoro ond, and the waves aro lull of heads anil hats and upturned heels. Sarf-batbing at thc Brandi is a band-to . hand t?salo wilh tho wav< s. Thero is no gon tly sloping beach to descend, wlioro tho ripples and foam first lap tho feet and thon^s?llly moisten the dress. Tho Baud ia stoup, and up it the sea rushes to catoli you at the first, waist-high in its embrace,' pull tho ground from under your feet,' arid perchance throw . ypu.prouo and suck your piectoui head under. Beware (if your costume. Those sturdy suits . . bf bluo flaunol hare a weakness nbout-tlio button-holes and waistband ' that requires contftent vigilance, lt is very suggestive -of a IOBB and rubscquont demand - tor re? imbursement on thc psrt of tho briny per? son at tho bath-house. But yesterday it was that a portly snell arrayed himself in this ' attire, flannel plumply filled arid girt about Wa gonerous waist with ono stout oord. Gaily hu sallied from bis Don, strode down thc beach and stepped' in tho vdge of the rol? lers. Walking carefully out, ho uiifortumtely turuoi for one glance at the summer boase on the bank above, wlioro, ainong others, sho eat. That glance was his fate> for behind him thorne. carno a roaring, hissing wall ot green, Just breaking into taint ou its summit, lt i oinght him,' reversed him, stuck his head, in the Band, pounded him down with its thunder? ous fall, anet left him entangled iutho rush of the out-aoing undertow, from wbioh ono arm . and a log emerged in timo to be grasped and twirled and shot ont agsin on tho sand by the i "companion breaker which followed. The third for the large waves seem to run in triplets caught him a.tergo si he half roso, bewildered, to''His knees, and his wreck was complete. Buttons, cord and knots availed nothing, and dishevelled.sandy-end nauseated withunwilhng draughts of salt water, he grasped with both banda his descending trousers sud rushed, woll nigh sana culottes, .to hie bath-house,'wbioh he found after surprising an elderly female in her disrobing, and completed his toiletto with tho . sid of a pail of salt water, wbioh the bather kindly brought him- for a consideration. ; ON THE LINK. . - .Tbe safetyriino ia tho nucleus of the bathing "' Bccno. Those creatures who wear hats-bo i they men or. women I.nover could toll-cluster about and ding to it with a tenacity which nt . torly incapacitates them for keeping their feet, andan evident faith in its being their only ' salvation from a salt water death. There they crouch in that'Blight depth of water dose to the shore, where tbe Band is shifting and gra? vel obcrnins; sway in-/ and bobbing at .the s wand of each spent breaker, tnmbling against each other, half buried in sand at one mo? ment, loft high and dry tho uni, and flicked te the eye with e bit of sea-weed os they re? cover themselves. Farther out those prudent males, who never feel safe without one toe in tbe sand, bold the rope with both bands, and, with countenances expressive of the greatest hilarity, leap to meet each roller asit approach" es, keeping tbelrprecions mouths above the tob generous sea waves. Doubt'tea there ia enjoy? ment in this stylo of sea-bathing. There is in? tense enthusiasm 'along the line of'tbe whole row of clingors, au a big break' r tumbles them - into each other'? arm?, and bum ps their bon? nets together and leaves them seated and drip? ping lu eloae embrace. And occasionally there . is an accident. The lino will be thrown by the careless waves over the head of some gentle creature, and when the foaming, rushing surf flows back abo will be seen Biretohed on ber back, bands convulsively clulobing the rope which remorselessly holds her by the throat under the seething sand and water, and foot spasmodically flying in the air.. A doeen help? ing bands grasp bar by the shoulder and drag -her forth to repeat tbe adventnr ?. A BWutMira. It is dangerous, the bather will tell yon, to swim beyond tho breakers or to go ont ol' reach of tho Uno. There are terrible ta(es bf strong ' mon exhausted and ainkin g after long conten? tion with tho subtle and powerful underto.v . which is ever running off the steep ha nit; in which oases tho bathing suit',is evidently a dead loss to the owner of .tho establishment. " In consequence of this' ever present danger, payment is demanded in advanc? for tho nae of the' flannel Bints which propriety r requires. You may not bo drowuecL economically in your own skin. When there is a strong sea you can realise som o thing of this undertow at the odgo of tho surf. It takes small boys off tboir legs and ^rill very likely tarn your own more steadyframo endwise unless you are cautions and prepared for it. Bat in ordinary metters my experience tells me that the fatal power of this undertow is exaggerated. Take a straight swim out for.tho horizon; let the ooean buoy you up and toss you about; never mind the undertow, and it . woo find that you can't get back, keep calm and try to reaiiue that the valao o? your flannel snit ?rill Targe the bat h ar and bis corps of assistants .to superhuman effort s for vonr rescue. That long, bread reach beyond the breakers is an unknown spot to most who paddle and plungo in the surf'at'Long Branch; and may they rover know what they lose bj neglecting lt. There yon ride on the great waves that are gathering strength for the plunge on tbe Veech, rooked on their long swell, npborno without a motion of your own to steady your-, self, gently but with a mighty power. ' Yon look with contempt, aa yon mount a high- roll? er, at the grovelling' 'creatures you have lett behind amid the sand and surf, and realizo the ecstatic, sense ot freedom and enjoy .Ben: wbioh la found in a real ooean bath. ... This is not alone possible to masculine nerve and muscle. A lovely girl, the most vigorous dancer at the biggest hotel at tho Branch, washes out all traces of the last night's ball in . .* morning swim out beyond tbe sort, white the envious waves do not , flAsh 'their foam In her litUe mouth, but the long rollete kindly rock ?nd caress her. A notable swimmer lishe. ^a.?TT5? fD * hes *na not cumbersome snit of ?Wright bin?, her long hair free td wind and ??Tfs\ "ka tripe to the surf, takes a bold header through the first breaker and strikes S?**...^01]1^ tr^ti? "i'O'OamoB at ber, but the little dripping bead duoks and plunges through it, reappearing, bo. the other aldeeod Shaking the salt drops biok with glee? Again, And again, and the last braker la past,. ?tad soe strikes ont over ' the roiling, deep water, - beyond tho safety-booy. Wita stroke that would shame the Adonis ?ho whirled hor last night, in the danoo, and ho baa not yet como down to' br oak fi st., Be* turning, sh9 rides in on the breakers like a . queen, fresh, invigorated, and careless of the ferr ors of the deep of wbioh, she 1?. so charm-, ing a mlolxosB. i ? r ...'i..-. After the bath the ladies re tire lo the tr rooms, and the other sex to the bar. It is said that both have the same object, and that the "little Bliss" ls the regular corrective of sea water, Without distinction of sex. There ls also a queer odor a* of cigarettes, which ie unac oqontable except by supposing a male pr?? -The hottest day. on record ia many Place, on Hie Atlantic eldo or the Untied State? was on r^tprday lait, theSlst of Augutft. Not in Mew York, when tba highest degree ot the, &*? TV 80, but in some other, ptaoae BbUsdelpbie for lnslanoe-wbere the mercury i te the shads CS? a time marked 104, abd ^Oa^wl^'tt m .wT I ? i >? . . . . .ti ..." ,, V?-KV lt?. .. .> Rx porta. MEW TOBE-Per steamship Mlnnetonka-84 hale? Upland Cotton, 4 bags 8ea Uland Cotton, ' te balea Yarna and Domestics, 148 ?bia Bosh), 80 casks Clay, 62 pkKS Snndrlee. B03TON-Per brig H H Mcullrory-225 tons rho s phato, 20,000 feet Lamber. Charleston Cotton, Klee and Naval Stores , m a m ct. OFFICB OF THE OHA?LEtlTON-DAILY NEWB, 1 UBABXKfroR. Wednesday Evening, Ausrast 26, f COTTON. -The market was quiet, mostly for wami o?stook; sale* only 4 bales, all new, say11 afc 31; ? e t 33Kc We ej-iote norainilly: , ?UVXXPOOL CLASairiOATION. Ordinary to pood ordinary.Bri (.?30 Low ri, id diing.31 9 Aliddllng.82 & By Mew York classlBcatlon we qnete: ' Middling...32K<a - Bios.-This grain was firm, bnt the operations were limited hy the redaoed stock; saisi 30 ti orces ol sloan Carolina, Bay: 8 at 8>i ; ii at a fi ; ? ai BMo. We quote common lo fair clean Carolina al 868)6?; good 8K?8?. MATAI. STORKS.-Tho market was steady with the followiog transactions: 6U barrels apirils turpentine in aelocted packages at 38}f; 09 b?rrela spirits tur? pentine lo c ninn y packages at 38c. 3 barr?la Mo. 1 rosin at 82 W; 123 barrels Mo. 1 rosin at 8270, and SO barrels Mo. 2 rosia at 81 75 fl barrel. Markets by Tr lc gm ph . FOBEION MARKETS. LONDON, August 26-Noon,-Weather favorable tor crops, and all that have been gathered aro in good condition. Consols 93)4. Bend's 81. Sugar afloat buoyant. Evening.-Turpentine 26s. LivxnrooL, Aaguat 26-Moon.-Colton quiet; uplands 13?,alamil; Orleans 13^al4d; sales 8000 hairs. Afternoon.-Cotton qnlct. Broad stuffs quiet. Tal? low 47s Gd. Olher articles unchanged. , Evening.-Cotton easier; uplands 13 Sd; Orleans l'SJid; BJICD 6000 huies; fer export and spcculattoi lUOO bales, D0HB8T?O ' ll.VHKETS. Maw YORK, August 26-Noon.-Money easy and unchanged. Sterling, long 9%; short IO'S. Gold 33?i. Cotton quiet at 3JJ. .Turpentine drooping at SlJ?e, Bosln Orm; good common S2 32tj; strain? ed J>2 36a2 37. Evening.-Colton dull and <?c lower; nales DjQ bales; middling SAM*. Flour closed a ?bado casier. Wheat steadier and moro active; winter red Wett? ern 81 60; Michigan fl GO. -Corn steadier and moro doing nt$l lOal 12. Oats, now Southern C9JG3C. Mess pork dull it $32 75.' Lard "steady. Whiskey lower at$12tal 26. Rico firm'; Carolina 8;?a9!?e. Sugar steady, coffee quiet and firm. Molasses quiet. Turpentine 41 >;a4.'c. Boslu V2 2ia8. Freights more active. GotcrumonU closed strong. 'Ci'iv 22fi. Southerns firm. Money easy at 6o, with ex coptioiisat 6c. Sterling V}i?93?. Gold active and excited at 33,'i. BALTIMORE, August 26_Cotton quiet at 34!?e. Flour dull and favors huyo?. Wheat dull und heavy; primo to choteo red 8t 40il 64 Corn flrai; white and yellow 8116. Oats dull at 63a55c. Pro-' visions qnlct and firm.. Whit-key $1 26. CINCINNATI, August 25.-Provisions very firm. Mess (.ark i;4.C0. "Bacon, shoulders lGJio; hamey sugar-oared 22c: fancy 23J?c. Lard 20Jic, WhiBkoy steady at 8120al 21. I^crsvzux, August 25-Whiskey 81 20. Pro? visions quiet and unchanged. S Ano'osTA, August 25.-cotton, market quietj salea 0 batea; middling 32a; receipts 42 biles, of which 30 halos aro new. SAVANNAH, August 25.-Cotton, receipt? 62 bales; exports 79 bales. MOD i LE, August 35.-Nothing doing la .cotton; receipts 2 bale ? ?nw OBXXAKS, August28.-Cotton, no sales; re- | eetpts 81 balea. Flour firm and unchanged. Sus, er, molasaea and coffee unchanged. Oold 3JJV. New York sight He premium. - eterUog 4 : >i. The Havana Market. The following Isa statement of the market for the j week ending August 21 : Sugar-Total exports from Havana BDd Mt tan MS during tho week 33,000 boxea and 1060 bhda to foreign countries, and 12.000 boxen and 800 hhdB.to the United States; total stock in. warehouses in Havana and Mata-iits 377,800 boxes and 6600 hhda. M us cc vadees active; fair to good refining 7>?a8 reals. Fra gata advancing; per lon to Falmouth and order*, 60s. Wilmington, tri arta ct.' WILMINGTON, August 24_TtJUPrirrrNB,-Ia un? changed in price. Sale* ol 187 bois al 88 lor virgin, and 82 60 lor yellow dip, per 280 pound s. HPIKJT? HIBP?NTINE,-Merket quiet and sales of only 102 hbls at 38c per cation. ' Hon-*.-Market steady. Eales of 1687 bb]s at 81 AO for it ral sod, and 83 26, $3 50J ti 60 for No. 1. 'J: AK-Ta 100 higher, and 60 bbls sold at $2 40 par barr. I. Corrow -Two hiles new crop sol J at 85 cents per pound. Von signet s i)tr So a tit Cai olin? lt a ll rona Angnst StA and SD. 84 bales Cotton, 63 bales Dornest I ?a, 745 sacks O rain, 34 pkgs bacon, 746 sacks Flour, 60 hbls Flour, 628 boxes t reierved Fruit, 263 bbls Naval btores, 8 cars Lumber, 2 oars Wood, 2 cars Stock. To Rail? road Agent. Cleghorn, Heiring A Co, Rtenhoase A Co, H Cobla A co, Campeen A Co. F D C Kracke, West A Jones, Felxer, Bodgers A Co; Mowry A Co, Qoldemlth A Bon, J Marshall, Baven el A Co, Hop? kins, McFbf rson A Co, nto W Williams A Co, O W ; Sir/Tens. Knobeloch A Hraall. Boll in ann Bros, B O'Neill, H B?olioff A Co, D Pani A Co, Moffat A Wharton. * Passenger*. Fer ateamsbip Minnatonka, for New York-E E Roger*, Misa L Hamilton. Miobael Hogan, four Misses Hogan, Mt ?a Alice Trahey, Thomaa Boes, F Errssell, Jr, Mrs Ellen Riley. O W Diera? on, and 4 steerage. patine Mtm. Pi>rt o? Ohardots to rx. AUBUH? 26. PORT O?TJJ?DNDAK. PHA-ZS OF, TBS MOON, Sew Moon, 7th, 4 hours, 40 minutes, evening. First Qaar(eajJ4tb, 7 hpur, 19 minute?, morning. Full Moon', 5Tat. ll hears.. 3 minutes, evetiing. La it Quarter, 30th, "2 hour?, 38 TD In ute*, morning. Mobw mais. HIGH w ATX a, 23iMon,isy.... 24{Tjaasday..... 25?Wednesday. 28 Thursday,,, 38 Saturday... 29 Sunday.,... 6.'.39 8. .80 6..81 fea 8..88 8..83 e..84 ?..88 ..82 O. .81 fl .'.80 ?..38 ...27 ?. ..44 8..16 8..40 . 9,.18. 9..48 10..24 ll.. 1 8..TF 8..85 j 9. .80 10.. 8 10..44 ii.ns 12..13' Arrived Yesterday. , ML BC hr Lilly, nughos, New York-8 days. Mdse. To W Beech A LO. Adams, Damon A Co, J B Adger A Co, 0 D ahrena & Co, a W Aimar. D A A m me, K 1 Bate* A Co, H Bischoff At Co, BoUmsnn Broa, K T | Brown, Q B-Bro wu, H F W Brewer, Cameron, Bark? ley A Co, P A Chaaa], H Cobla A Co, J A Cook A Co,: Orana. Boylslon A Co, Dow ie A Moise, Douglas At Miller, J H Fairley A Co, I I, Falk A Co, D F Flem, lng A Cd, B Gerdt* A Co, Goodrich, Wiseman et Co, A G Goodwin A Co, J Graham, G S Hacker, J Hi llls, Hart k Co, Wm Barral Ai Co. Holmes A Calder, tu ? nings. Thom! Ina on A Co, T J Kerr A Co, Kinsman A Bowell, Elinok, WiekenbeTg A CO, B L..-*, O Ltlien thsl A Co, A MeOobb, Jr, MoDuff Cohen, W McLean, W Marscher, Muller, Mimi's A Co, Murphy A Little, Neulville A Hannam, B O'Neill, -T F O'Neill A Don. Oaleudorff ACO, D Paul A Co, Railroad agent, J H Benseker, n avenel A Holme?, Riocke A Schachte, B ? SlsgHng, W6b*phhd G W Steffen?; E H fetching-, j V Taylor A Co, A Tobi as' Sons, D A Waiker, Wai kat, I Bran* er Oogswsll, F Walsh, Wm L Webb, Werner A, D noter.' E sf White, G W Williams A Co. T IteOantt, , J K Heath A Co, f J Vfi%' t A Co, Forsyth* A MoOomb, W O Wkllden m Co, Johnston, Crews A Co, D H Bil COX. ' j f Bohr Ann g pea*, from West Point Min. 109 tc* Bice. To Bavene l A- Co", J R Pringle, W C Bee A Co. Behr Independence llano oader, Soath EdlstO. 3600 buthels Cotton beed. ToJ> Jacob?. - - At' QUARANTINE. '\ rV ' Brig Mevrlwa, Downs, Matanxaa-fl day*. Sugar.' To J A Koalow?Oo. Bonna to Mew York, and put in with captain and mate rick.- , . I Cleared Yesterslay. Eteimahl '. Minnetunka, Oarpecter, New York-Rsv anal A Co. Brig H H M?G livery, 8t ti bb?, Bottoh-Blalfy A deighton. . . ?ailed Yeaterday. Steamahlp Mlnnetonka, Oarpanter, Hew York . .. . . ; From tasia Pert. , , BtetiaaklpWeiM, Hertey, Baltimore', August 23. Scar J P Allen, Atlee, Jackson ville, Augtud IA . EavAjntAH l^iual 2?^^rTWeo^a't^m^lpt Mont-' Lal SX O?T VKSXKLfl UP, OL KA RSV 'AND . HAILED FOR 1 ms POA T F OH El ON Ll VXXrOOL. Th? Vine?. Halliday, Ballad.July 16 Brinah brig Courter, Evan?, ea Hod.July ? DOMESTIC BOTTOM. Bark B B Walker, pattin aili, up...?.Auguat 21 Brig M 0 Boeevelt, Farnsworth, cleared.. .Augtut ll Brig J A Dorereaux, Clark, cid.Auguat 18 Brig Cyclone, Friable, cleared.August ll Anna B O'over. Terry, up.Auguat 18 STB\? TOBE. Behr Nancy Smith, Boy *, np.. August le Bohr Georgie, Swan, cleared..Augnat lt PinXADEl.P.HA. Bark BOW Dodge, Munro, cleared. Auguat 12 nai.Tmonjr. , Bohr Virginia Dare, Johnson, up...August Itt Sehr Wenonah, Mitchell, cleared....Auguat 14 gregg, (ptrercolg, (?tr O S IC o ? I K SCROFULA, DYSPEPSIA, LIVER COMPLAINT, M NEU VOUS DEBILITY, B B EDM ATTBM, NEURALGIA, EIDNEY AFFECTIONS, ERUPTIONS OF THE SKIN, on ann ALA Obstinate or long atandhig di teases of the BLOOD, LIVER, OBINARY OBOAN9, NERVOUS SYSTEM, Ao. It purifies and enriches the Blood, eradicates all fl rph 111 tlc or Kc roi u lou R Taints. Eostores tho Liver and Kldneya lo ahealthy action, aids digestion, reg? ulato? ibo bowels, and Invigorates the Nervous Sys? tem. tXkT NOT A SECRET QUACK MEDICINE.-** FORMULA AROUND EACH EOTTLE. Recommended by tho best Physicians, eminent Divines, Editors, Druggists, Merchants, Ac. daV TUE BEST AND M09T POPULAR MEDI? CINE IN USE. PUSPAS ED OM. T UT J. J. LAWRENCE, SI. D" (An experienced and weU-known' Physician and Chemist.) j Laboratory and Office, No. 0 Maln-slroct, NomroLK, VA. ' Price Ono bol'ar: per'bot lt?. ' ? For sale by ' ' ' '' ' GOODRICH, W O'EM AN A CO., DOW IE A MOKR. Charleston, S. C. And Druggists everywhere. July 26.., ._. ; nao_? t ? :lyr j? K ll G'S I' .v i v li USA h it v s s i A N . . HEALING SALVE. THIS VALUABLE REMEDY HAS EFFECTED innumerable cures, and hie gained for Itself a groat I reputation. 2ho discoverer of thia Salve has applied ltwlth omlnenl succeta in . tbouiands of casca dur , lng the Crimean War, aud bas cured dangerous wounds, In'manv catea considered mortal. I MR. E. BERG is the solo poraeesor of the valuable secret of making this faire; from bis experience In using lt in Europe and tbe success attending Ita ap? plication there, be has beep Induced to Introduce lt into tbe United states. IT RELIEVES FAIN I Thole who bave iVoucgi, P.ruinen, Cuts of all kinda, or Sores, Felons, Scratches. Musquito Bites. .Frost Bitten Joints, SoreLIViB, Chllblsl. *, Children's Scorbutio complaints on Head and Face, are speedily curad. . It baa proved nf great' advantage to ladles, and ls peculiarly adapted for patbered breasts, sore legs, Ac, through confinement, and other causea It acts like meglo In removing Bolls, pimples, and Cutaneous Diseases,' and bas been ? successfully med for Corns, Bunions and Bore Throat, by apply? ing externally every evening before going to bcd. ' For ?ll druggists. Pricer25o.'. 80c, sod tl per Jar. omeo. No. -aotr Rnwery, lt. T." Itouo tf'iiine unless countersigned E. BJIUU'H UNIVERSAL ROJ SIAN HEALING-SALVE, No leo Bowery,'New York. For aale by JOHN F. HENRY, No. 8 College Place, New York. stulb JJ E OARKFUL WHAT MEDICINES . YOU SP. A KB}. '-. ?i ?.*iVI?l>ir N ?f?i if?t\:.'li? rt '??Tt-t WHEN YOU ARE EXHAUSTED BY OVERWOBK of brad or hand, and feel the need of aomelblug In? vigorating, don't d ri uk whiskey or any intoxica ting thing, whether under the name of Bitters or other? wise. ' Euch articles' give just a?' much' strength to ?'our weary body and mind as the whip gives to the ad cd horse, and no more. Alcoholic stimulants aro njunoue to Nerve health, and are ALWAYS followed . by DEPRESSING BBAOITON. .., .. Dodd'H Nervine and Invigorator la a TONIO and GENTLE STIMULANT wblch la NOT attended by BE ACTION. What lt gains for yon it maintains. When lt rt freshes body OT mind, lt refreshes with natural strength that comes lo stsy. Weare not recommending teetotalism in tbe interest of any faction; but tong and extended observation teaches ue that he who roter?a to the bottle for rest or reen Deration, will find, as be keepa at lt, that he ie kindling a fire In his boura which will consume like Ute flames of perdition. Turn from il. -Take a tonio that will rofreeh and not destroy. TODD'S NERVINE ls fer sale by all It THRU lats. Price One Dellar. 6ee Book of Corri Acales that accompanies each bottle. Tmoa ' June 28 jj i B o a ? s TOBACCO ANTIDOTE. Warranted to Remove all Desire for Tobacco. It le 1? are i y Vegetable and contains nothing Injcrloua. The following ls one of thousands ?f testimonials that are daily received by the Manufacturer t ?, Bicnncom, VA., November28,1868. Daua SIB-The "Tobacco Antidote" prepared by yon according to the receipt y oe have submitted to me, and the Ingredients or which I have examined, is purely vtgetablo. entirely hai miete,' and cou tain? nothing in, ike. 1 seat lDjnri ons. It ia not disagreeable to the taste, ?nd aa a borne article, I hope you will meet with ready atle for lt, and I believe that if the tllrecti?ur are followed, lt will do all you claimed for lt.-. JOHN DOVE. M. D. Mar Price 60 cents per BOT. ' Tbs usual discount to the T.-Ade. . *r#- For (?to by I.S3? Dr. H. BAER, WHOLESALE AGENT FOB SOUTH CAROLINA. June 7_? ' ? . ?_. ROS AD ALIS, ?j ROSADAJLIS.V? I .SoldtrF iyn . ?<) ,. . 'V t! . .-. . QOODHICH. WINES*AM aft CO., Direct Importers of European Drugs ?pd Chemical?, May 8 ,v t ruthi yr ' ' CH ARLESTON, B. 0. ? OU H D , A Ia K X A NO K H , - ' ? ? >(X)OV'ri?rAM>?, rt'.?v., vi.,-'! I NOT J RT PU it LIQ AND O KNSRAL AOtftr'. \ .-.AVR. -?-J.ja?*?/np'ia?1 ? j H*. I? Biwead-etreet,;: : , RKSTEATTFTTLLY BOLIOTTB BrwrNYga iN AD-; I JOWYTNG ACOO?XTH 'of McrctueU ud ethers, < and tn WBITTBrG ?P ABD POStt*CT? ?ir BOOKS, ' tllherrApartcr whcle??r. Ja D nary? ptugs, (tljtmic?ls, (fftx._ JJAHBY'H PROPHYLACTIC FLUID. letter Jrom lion. Alex. H. St-pKetu, of Georgia. C?AWTOarwTiLLB, Ga. September 29, 1868. Darby's I'ropbylactic Fluid ls an article of little cont, but great Taloc. Its domestic as well as meeUr clnal riles sro numoroui, wbllo its speclsllloe are most wonderful 1 baT* oot been without lt for ten years, and no bead ot a iamlly who can afford to haro lt should bo without lt. ALEX. H. STEPHENS. . TUR WOHDBHFI1L FAMILY JaBDL OINK. Letter /row cAe .Siirgeon-Omera^ of the fate Confider' ate State?. BICHMOSO, Va., January 14, 1869. Jons DAHBT A Co., Ko. 100 William-street, Mew York: Gmtlem-n-I have received your letter of tho 16th of Docomber, 1860, calling my attention to your (Darby's Prophylactic) FUtd. I most cheerfully state that tho Fluid was furnish* ed to, and, extensively used by, the s ur freons ID charge of ?encrai hospitals in the Confederate acr? yl co with groat benefit is the patients-all the nur* geops making a favorable report-a great deal of it was uaed lu tho hespttala. Very respectfully, your obrdient F?T vaut, H AMT. FHEsTON Mooni:, M. D, THE ASTONISHING DISINFECTANT. ElfOBT COLLEGS, OXTOB*. GA., December 28, 1808. Prof. DANDY. Dear Slr-Having not been en? gaged for many years in Ibo aotive duties of the Medical pTofosaion, I am only superficially acquaint? ed with tbe claims ef your Prophylactic Fluid, hat am well acquainted with ls chemical clements. While, therefore, I eanaot"speak experimentally of tho value of tbe com pundi, vet tho disinfecting and therapeutic properties ot thc agents omployed in its componllon, together with tho well kootau reputa? tion of its discoverer, as s chemist, autborlzo mo to regard its merit? os of a Muh order; on tho whole tt must be ? sn - lucre.] as a valuabla contri .JU t iou to the class of orllrlos to which lt belinga. Thoso views, I may udd, are sustained hy thc testi? mony ot mauy competes! judge?, who have teated Its properties. Believe ms, dear ?ir. Yours, respectfully, A. MKANH. M. D" LL. D. CC11BS BURNS. WOUNDS, STINGS, ?c. ALABAMA INSANE HOSPITAL, 1 TUSCALOOSA. December 2?. 160S. j Messrs. Jon? DATIBT A Co., No. 100 Wllllem-strect, Now York: (.'o fie wen-I received your circulars of tho lCth Instant, asking on expression ol' opinion from mo aa to the merits of your Prophylactic Fluid. Tbs pre? paration has lieon (ad gourrallj used by thc proles pion and public at lanie, and so universally esteem? ed, that it seems lo me to need no further recorn m cmlatlon. Ax a il i-in fool ant and r. mo Uni agent too, when in? dien ? d, ll ls not pxcolh d tn ony similar preparation. Wo use pcrmcangantc preparation* very extensively in Ibis hospital, and could uot do without thom. I consider yoma tue beat uni most elcgauLpituanv tion ol tho kimi manufactured. H"spi ctiuliv yours, Ac., p. iintcE, >f. p.. Sup't and fhyMclan Alabama Invano Hospital. DO WIK di MO I SK, WHOLESALE DltUQQISTB, May 25 tnihMrdos Agenta for 8outh Carolus. c PANUNI ? Apothecary and Chemist. No. 133 Meeting-street CHARLESTON, S. C ?rr TUE ADVEBTISEn BEOS TO CALL ATTEN? TION tonis stock of tho best Imported and Domes tie ..!'.? CHEMICALS, DEUGS, .;..'.V - -?ND PATENT MEltfCIi?ES. tr. J,A - y WJf'f DEATH TO FINIES. LIGHTNING LIGHTNING LX&HTNING LIGHTNING PLY PAPER FLT PAPER Flit PAPER FLY PAPER; BUBB AND SPEEDY DESTRUCTION TO THIS rEOOBLESOMB VLBITOB. noient A ' #T-??. ? m . ? . .? . ?*. . V WOR SALK BV.? .. ll i X-?-J c-. J?>- ; * .r . : " ? m THBftHEET, QUIRE OR REAW, : \ : ^0^ $h j Jr 1 .atilt. > : . . . . \ .' *. '.^'V ; i ' , MANUFACTUR?? OF.* -, # ;,/;,?': :?i U '., \?? S?1 ij : '- .7 , i ?W ! Whieh have established for themaeWts a repu tal lon rr:: -'^^!.'. . j Through cen a tant effort and attention he hopes' to mei lt a contin?an co of the po bl lc patronage which ha?hitherto been extended to him. "' . ' j February If ... " tothalyt Tv H . R I O M A U? S ! .. ? L'D ? rIr:B E lt BD i E 8 . ASK FOR NOOTHKR, TAKE NO OTHES, AND TOO will says lime, health and money. ?KOO BSWABD for any case ef disease in any shMB which they fail 10 cure. (J : ?. .(...'?.Iii! Dr. It IC H i D'8 GOLDEN BALSAM No. 1 cures Ulcers, Ulcerated Bore Throat and Mouth, fiore. Bret, Cutan aorta or Skia Emptions, .(Moper Qo j ored ? Blotches,Poreness OT the Scalp, Perofais, Ac. : U tbe S?test HcnovAtor, Al leisure and Blood Purifier, own, removes all di SOAKS from the system, and; leaveilha blood pure and Ueellhy, . ..... '~ j Dr. BIOHAU'S GOLDEN BALSAM No. ? cures? Mercurial Arreeu?BS, Dhmimxtlara ?? sM lWferma.? . whether from mercury or othercanses j gives lmmo-> dials relief th alissa** No dieting necessary. li have thousands of Certlfloates provine the mlracn- ' lona corea effectod by thea? Hemed les. Price of either No. lor No. 2, to per bottle, or two bottles for *?Dr. BICH AU'S 0 OLDEN ANTIDOTE, a ears', apee-, dy. pleasant and radical cure for all Urinary De ??emente, accompanied with full directions. Price I Mrlrf m OHATTS GOLDEN ELIXIR D'AMOUR, a tadlce^ eora'foe NS^TOOS or. a asa ral ' Debility, m ced or joongj imparting 'enerar Wfth wondeiful effect. ? Price lo per kotUe, or two^otUee for ?9. ' ~ - BTOHAU^^BJ? Sole Proprlstor.'l hierra In jlaaa of bot iso. Address) -"PTB. BlOBAsTM. Nr>.238yarlcA-str?*t, NswYorh " . .1 .Ort : .J . , ti. * ? '. ':, ' . Piafli? (?frtmicals, <?tr. pBVBU ARD AOU E, ~BJB~~^Pfev FltOM WU lc ll MANKIND SUE FK I! ?H LmB 0TCr a !arH<i p*xt of the niobe. U tbc ^m^A^T t consequence of a dleeasod action tu H~~^*t_/ tue system, iorlnced by the poison ha BQT loos Billum of vegetable decay 1 bis _afla_ wk???' exlialaliou in evolved hy tho actiou AV of solar beat OD wet soi), and rises W wltb tbe walory vapor fi om lt. Wbile tho, aaa la below the horizon this vapor Undera near Ibo earth's surface, and tho virus ia taken with lt through the longe tn'o the blood. lhere lt acts aa an irritating poison on the Internal viscera and excreting organs of tho body. The livor becomes torpid and fall? to secrete not only this virua. but also tbe bile from the blood. Both tho virus and the bilo accumulato in th" circu? lation, ?nd produce vio ont constitutional disorder. The spleen, tito kidneys, and the stomach sympa? thise with the liver, and bocomo disordered also. Finally, the Instinct or nar organism, as ll tn an at? tempt to excel th? noxious infusion, concern ratean tho whole blood of tho body in the Internal excreto? ries to force them to cast it out. Tl.o blood le aves Ure enriare, and rushes to tho central orgsns with congestive vloleuco. Ikls ls tho CbilL But la this effort lt lalla. Then tho Fever follows, In which the blood loavos the central organs and rushes to tho surface, as tl In another effort lo expel tho irritating poison through tbat other great excretory-tbe skin, tn this also lt falls, and tbo system abandons tho attempt exhausted, and watts tor tbe recovery ol strength to repeat tho hopeless effort auother day. These are Ibeflts?l paroxysms ol Fever and Ague. Kueh constiluttonsl disorder will of coarto under mino the health if lt it not removed. Wo have labored to bud, and have found an anti? dote, AYIXIl'S AGUE Cl UK, Which neutralizes thia malarious polaon In tho blood, and etlmataiea tbe liver to expol it from the body. An it should. F o it does cure ibis afflictinc disorder wtlh perfect certainty. And it does moto, or rather does wlisl is of moro service to those sub? ject lo this Infection. If taken in 'nason it expels it from the system as it ls absorbed, and thus keeps those who uso it I rec irotu its attacks; keeps the tyg? um in health although expo-eel lo ibo dlseoto. Con PI (jiu ntl. it not only cutes, but protects from, the KTe.it variety ol adi ci io is which aro induced hy this malignant iniluor.ee, such OB llonilttont Favor. Chill i Forer. Dumb. gr Masked Ague, Periodical Headache, of BlIiouB Headache Bilious Fever', >eura1gta. 'Rheumatism Gout, Blindness, Toothache. Firscbr, Catarrh. Asthma, PelpitalionB Painful Affections ol tho Spleen, Hysterics, Colic, Paralysie, and Palnlul Affcci'onaUW tho8tomteh and Bowels, all of which, when arising hxm thia cause, will be found to as sumo, moro or lass, ibo Intermittent type. This "AUUK CUKE," removes thocauseof these derange mi'nis and eurea tho disease. This lt accomplishes by ellmulatii g tho excreto? ries to expel the virus from tho system; ntid there organs, by degrees become bahlled lo do this, thelt i fflce. of their own accord. Hence ansei what vc terra acclimatation. Timo may accomplish tbe sam. end. but oltou Ufe it not long eunuch, or IK sacrificed in the attempt, while this '-Ag?e Cure" docs ll at once, and withitfoty. We have {{teat roi son to be? lieve ihls is a surer as weil os safer remedy, for the whola class of disease? ? filch arc caua. d, hy tho mi? asmalle, in'eell u, than :.uv other which has hecu dtrcovcred; and lt has still auother Important ad? vantage to thc pull c, which li, that it In cheap at well us good. PIUKPABED BY Dr. J. C. AYfi.lt Oi Cl?,, l.oivcll. Ml ass i'rarlleal mid Analytical Uneuiiatf. Plicc Ultu Dollar per bottle. Sold at \Yho!( sale, by - BOWIE k M>USE. - charleston, South Carolina, And hy Retail Druggttta everywhere. ' June 20 ric stulbltmo* IJ1 ll E li 1 S ll UP Pl 1, 1.1 Tills ms u DP i*i l.i, i TUB IMS Http Pl Lila I A Purely Vegetable Pill (Sugar-coated.) ?TOST?B'S" BISHOP PILL, . Ju ci extraordinary ofilcacy for Cotttvenet?, Indi? gestion, Dyspepsia, Headache. Nervana Debility, Liver complaint." "Thebeet PILL in the world/' ' Afr di caf Journal, September 8.' TRY THE11I _ TRY TUEUI All Dznggiats in CB ABLESTON a.ll tteT. " ?O STAR'S " STANDARD PRBPABATIONN i: ? ?i ARE . "Collar's' Hat, Ko ac la, ?Ve., Extermi's. "Costar'?' Hex! ling Eilermlnatora. "t'ostnrV (only pure) Insect i-?,>v?tr r. "Only Infalltble E ra ed lea known." . "18 year? established In New Fork." m "2000 Boxes and Flasks manufactured dally." "111 Beware 111 of spurious Imitations." "AU Iirnggiata in OB ABLESTON seil them." For tl, ti, i-i and $8 tires. Address . "COSTAR" CUM PASY, Ho. 13 Howard-street. New Y o rte, Hold in CHARLESTON, 8. C., by " OOOOHICII, WIN BM AN d( CU. March 28 . -.nao . -, ..' lyr . OS A D Ab IB Purines tbe Blood. For Bale by Druugin? Kverywatrt. , ,Jnly ?j .._" ^J. J. la V M It , . WHOLESALE - AND RETAIL >, DRUGGIST AN D APOTHECARY ;, S. K. Corner, of King; ?nd John-Sis. , SPECIAL AND PERSON Ali ATTENTION QrVEN TO PHYSICIANS' PRESCRIPTIONS. DEALER nt r&REION ; ABT> EOMX6TIO j DR. UQ8,"' MEDICINES. ' ? OflEMIOALSi ?AT$CY GQOD?, iii] I'ERFUUERIES, SOAPS, PUFFS ARD PUFF BOJCES, TOILET SETS, dc. PATE (IT HEDICISK8 OBNUINBBAY UV Mi LU H N 'S COLOGNE IS UNSURPASSED BY ANY OTHER. A TRIAL WILL REPAY TOD. GERMAN COLOGNES. L?TIN'b' FLAVORING EXTRACTS QaTonofoutl for itrcTigth arjd purity, QDd ought to .J O ii . . beu?d byall^ . ai '' SODA Ti AIa3 DEALERS AND I0E CBXAM UAN? r - : i./?j . . FAOTDBEBS. . Mr, E. LL JACXSOS, Proprietor of the Charleston Hotel, taya i "1, recornznend your Extracts without hesitation to tho public for Ice Cream?, Je Ules and' Wsrtrr.riii. ? Mr?, a M. Burrxartaxt), Prcprietreas of the Fa villooHoUl, taytl "They are well worthy the atten? tion of those who deal In them er ase them " 2hes* Ex tracts ar? put up 'itt smelt vitia, by the ', dosen, for tba trade a na family oas, and in ptnt, quart sad half gallon bottles for manufacturera. Congrees Ssas] H lpn Hock 8 pring Waters CONSTANTLY ON HAND. j Any trf ?le desired, net io 8tcek, wW bs procured foOooai d slivered 'in the'ci ty FE EE OF 0 HA ROB. I Jane 8 - - MO ruthi imo g0ssr-fornist)ing (Cooto, (Etc. ESTABLISHED 1833. EC . _A_ . DUC, .MAMU ,\< TUHKK Ol PLAIN AND STAMPED TIN-WARE, AND WHOLESALE D^AI.Kit IN JAPANNEJtVVVARE, H0USE-FUKN18HING HOODS, &c, NO!. 18 HAYNE'STKKET AND 080 KI VG-STKKILT, (. IT A lt LI NTON, 9. C. ROOFING AND GUTTERING DONE. tuthaamob Auguet 2 /frlilijera. Tur; "CAlfOI.INA FKIITII.17.1SII" IS BIA DB KttOM TI1K PHOHI'IIATKS OF South Curium, uml ls I ronoiine.Mi by varioiia ch'iutsts mic ol tho b^fit M inuma known, only lu'crio' toPcinvtou Ouano in itu Fi 111 ILlZIN'r PROPEQI IES. Those Pilu-I'H ?.TK8 aro ibo reinal J s or extinct land and frt? animals, aud no.y ?? qualities ot th' ereutot value to the u;;i ?ru!tm Ul, Wo aoucx the anal j Mi of Prolca-or SHEPARD": "LADonATonr OF TUC MEDICA?. Couxbs cr Souiu CAROLINA. Aunly?t? of a tamplo Of CAR'-I.TN\ FEItllLlZElt, ptTsonallj selected: .: > Moisture expelled at 113 "Cir F.10.70 Orjjauic Matter with rome water of couiblnailou exocllel at a ?ow r<><l heal.lC.fiU Fixed InfjrcJto.il?.CC 80 Ammonia.2.C0 Phosphoric Acid-Soluble..... tl OT..Equivalent to ll 27 ^olubTPboapliuto of Lime. Insoluble. 0.17.Eqolvuleut to 13.49 Insoluble (houc). 13.13 V4.7G PhOKphulc nf Lime. Sulphuric Acid.?..11.01.Equivalent to 23 6"> Sulphate cf Limo. ' Sulphate ol" Potash.,. HO Sulphaloof Soda....-.. 3.00 Sand.?CIO On ibu strendth ol t'ieic result-. 1 am iliad to certify to tho eupenorlty of tho CAROLINA FF.RTI L1ZER, examined. 0. V. SHEPARD, Jn," JK?T* We rr ill furnish this excellent FERTILIZER to Planlers and others at fG8 per ton of 2000 lbs. GEO. "W- WILLIAMS & CO., AUHUst lt FACTORS. Prags, Chemicals, (Elf. J"^ H . O. S. PR.llPHl'TT'S trAlVl? J_J Y . MEDICINES CONSISTING OF IIIS OF.I.F.IiR ATZD IVEJl MEDICINE, ANODYNE PAIN KILL IT, A NTI-BILI0U8 PILLS, AGUE PILLS, Dysentery Cordial, Fem al o Tonic AND {M-: ? PURIFYING PILLS. TBE "EXCELLENT REMEDIES OF O. 8. PROPHITT,? M. D" need no recommendation their well known power In removing the diseases pe collar to our Southern climate having already estab? lished for them an enviable r?putation in Oeorgia and Ute adjoining Stales. Aa the majority ot person, ltving in the Soath are predisposed to di?eoeo of t i % Liver, Ula granted by all intel!!scat physicians thai most of the pains and aches of our people are duo to organic or luncilonal derangement of teat impor? tant organ. Propbitl's Liver Medicine and Anti Bilious Pills strike directly at the root of tbo evil. Th iv cure the Liver, which in nine cases out of 'en, is at tho bottom of Ibo Coughs, Dyspepew, colic, .Bick Headache, Rheumatism. Constipation, Men? strual Obstructions, kc, so common among our people. Es roche, Toothache, acute Rheumatism, Neuralgia and bodily paine ot every kind flee before { I'KO F ii tx r.s PALM KILL. LT lise chaff before the wind. PnOPHIYT'S LIVER MEDICINE. Dr. JProphiU- Bavin* u-cd this medicine mffi clently long to teat its virtue, md to satisfy oiy bwa mind that it ia an Invaluable remedy roe Dyspepsia -a disease (rom which tho writer has suffered much for six y esra-and being versueded that hundreds who now suffer from thia annoying complaint would be signally h en efl tl ed, aa ho hat been, by ita use, we deem- lt a duty we owe to thia unfortunate class to recommend to them the uso of thia remedy, which has elven liol only himself but several members ol bia family the greatest relief, | Mi W. ARNOLD. Cf the Georgia Conference. V DOOLY COUNTY, GA , April, 1807. Thia ls to certify ihtl 1 wat confined to i ba house, and mott of theatre to my bed, and m nv ring the greatest agony Imaginable with-Rheumatism, for ttve months, and altar trying every available reme? dy,' with no relief, I was cured with Iwo bottles of Dr. O. a Prophltt't Anodyne Pain Sill It, each coat Iou Ifty oenu only;-lt relieved me almost instantly. I therefore recommend It in the highest degree io others suffering from sJrnlBat disease. I ran aa> that it ls Otis of th* beti farBTTy 'medicin? now oui, certain. Yours truly, ? W. A, FOREHAND. CJ1 ..' - Ctrti?lrriiW. QA., Jilly '?; 1867. Dr. Proph it- Haying Used 7our Liv rr Medicir.s for more than, syoar tn my family? 1 cheariully re "commend lt fd all persons suffering fror* Liver af? fections, Dyspepsia or Indignation In any form. 1, alao recommend your Dysentery Cordial as tbs beat remedy for that disease. : 1 O. T. BOGEB?. TU ?. ' ?.' ' I.; RTAvFommi-LB, PUT*an Cotnrrr, Oct 1,1M7> > , Dr. 0. 8. /Vcpsitt- Dear 8lr-lhlt is to certify that I hare used your Ague Pius for the 1st I ten ' yeirs. and 1 have never failed lo cure the Ag- - In a - single In stance with them., They al stye br the chins OJO first day that they aro given. I csa recom? mend; them as beiujr (he neat ague medicino ihat 1 have cv ir found, and they leave no bad effects follow? ing them, aa Qumlae, Ao. _" Yours respectfully. Sj," A. "WESTBROOK. 'PUTNAM CotnrrY. GA, Feptrmber M. 1848. . Dr. O. S. ProphiU-hlr-l have na ed for the hui two years in my family you<- Liver Medicine, your Pain Kill It, and - your Female Toi.ic, and I have no feat* in aayiog(hit they are tbobttt medicines Ihave ever used for the Liver ani Momsen Nsura<g>o sod Rheumatic afflictions. Headache, Celle, and pains ol 'every kind are subdued by. (hem. Aller using the medicines to long, I cheerfully recommend them to say at,d every one, and io all that are afflicted, aa Ibe heat and safest remedies for all the diseases for wbich th?-y tre'recbraTnended.' Ac.' ". ..!!? ,Ycwrespectfully,- ". J?MM WBIGHX. OH. Pn?PttlTTr B'PBMALto TilntlO. Thia Medicino, with lt* associates, Hrs safe sad Certain remedy lor all curable dlseaset lo which Fe? male* alouTars ll?bl?. It t? also an ekeenent pre vrntativ* of Herron* Blindness, or Nervous Di? Xat?s in ei th er BUl* Qr l*(l *' o- : It lt a powerful Ner? vine Tobie, t'ettlrg np a full and (ree circulation throunhout (he syst?m. ' " - ?A1I of the aeove Bed kan et sold by Dmegisl* and Merchanlt generally throughout the Southwell, ED. S. BURNHAM, " "wholetale and B?tail Agent, i '' " No, ill Kin g-a tr cet, {near Calhoun,) Charleston, P. q1' Prepared only by De, 0. fl. PBOPHTTT, April 16 i tn Iberios Covington. Ga. Q O li O ? fl' . afc\' aOFKBIOB TO THE BBST IMPORTED CO- ! LOONE WATER, nunuficrured and seid wboltsslt and niall br , " ?. ?.H MU, , , ional! *Q,mMt*ti*t,-*xut. Safts. MARVIN'S PATENT Alum & Dry Plaster FIRE PROOF SAFES Are most desirable for quality.. finish and price, jr i*_ MARVIN'S SPHERICAL BURGLAR SA FES Cannot be Sledged t Cannot be Wedged ! Cannot be ?rilled t BANK VAU LT8, * ?VAULT DOOR8, ?XPRE88 BOXES, . FAMILY PLATE SAFES, COMBINATION LOCK8 ?toase send for a cafsnoguo to MARVIN & co., , (oldest ?Afe manufacturers) ' , lion Broadway. New York. J^?L Chestnut'?t,, Phlla. Waxehooaes "j 1Q8 j^nk St>> oieValajid.O And for tale by our agents in ike principal oitles through on*; the TJnit?d State* / VOR BAU BY WM. M. BIRD & CO., No* ?03 EAST BAY, .. ' ?1IAKLK?TU?. . 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