The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, April 10, 1867, Image 4

Newspaper Page TextWEDNESDAY. MOBNTNG, APRIL 10, 18C7. [From toe A/aiional Intelligencer.] * Appeal for thc Sufferer* nt tit? Soutli. BY nsv. join* COLLINS M'CABE, p. ?. Give to tho stricleon. Borrowing poor The boon that Pity's caoao demands: Food, raiment, in their hour of need I Give, noble hearts; give, generous hands 1 Thousands on thousands turu to ye Imploring filances dimmed with tears! QiTe of your sturc, O favored one?. And soothe their woes, and calm their fears t Mothers who pine. pale, weeping, sod. And bending o'er their carly dead. .. "Will paus? amid thoir speechless grief . To coll God's Messing? oil your hood I Aye, Ho who said thot o'on the cup With water from tho waysido spring. Given in His name, shall have renard, Willjaot forget your offering. Give while you moy; hearts bruised and crushed Some little joy in grief moy know; Some eye grown bright, some faded check Again with health and beauty glow, Givo while you may, O happy ones In pleasant homes I Tho orphan pleads; The widow's mournful plaint is heard; Let generous hearts prompt generous deeds I Blackened with (ire and scarred with groves, That laud lies desolate and drear; Her virgi is mourn, her young men slain. And every household has its bier ! No flowers bloom/Where scathiug flame Hath ?wept thoroof-tree and the sod; And famine stalks from door to door, . Mysterious visitant from God I And. Bhall tho cry that's borne along ":_ ' ' ' On every breeze, to every ear, * '.' 'Waxen no echo hi our hearts, Nor, start the sympathetic teer? ' It may not, cannot, must not bo, *' That these sholl plead, 1 rat plead in vain; Humanity would spurn the thought, ..-"". And brand it with the crime of Cuin I Aye, God Himself from Heaven calls On us in this the darkest hour Of mortal want and mortal woe. To give according to our power; To give according to their need; r " To give, while yet to give we may. Lest Christ may speak the words of doom In the last great, eventful day I* BLABKKBBCBO, MD., April i, 13G7. * vi was hungered and'ye gave Me no meat; I wo? thirsty and yo gave Mo no drink ; nak' and ve clothed Me not * *.*.*'* *..? .* * . ' ? *- * Verily, I say unto yon: Inasmuch os ye I did it not to one of the least of these you did it not to Me. And these shall go away bato everlasting punish? ment." State Items. ' ABBESXED.-Messrs. J. B. Clayton, Titos. D. Gar? vin, J. C. C. Parsons, and others whose names are unknown to ns, have been arrested by thc inili t.iry authorities, carried to Greenville, and re ? quired to enter into bond for their appearance at a futuro day. The charge against these gentle? men, ae we learn, is the killing of Benson Crone during the war. If this be true, wo. trust, these " 'persons will bo discharged. To inquire into every? thing that transpiro cl during the war, would pro '-'.. duce the most,unpleasant consequences, and tend :. to divide and distract the attention of the people . still more. What baa been done cannot now be undone-if life has been taken, life cannot be re restored. 1 et tho "hatchet" bo buried-let us "? - look and live for the future. The present is dreary and gloomy-lot us"have sunshine, prosperity and happiness.--Keowee Courier. ... THE PEACH CHOP.-Unusually severe weather has bloated the.hopes of the lovers of goodJ?ruxt. The peacb crop will be a failure in thus" section. We have-betterbOpes of tho'apple crppV-Ibu?. . SUDDEN DEATH.-On Srmdnv^jhorning lost, a ; ?ireedwothnn, named J.cLsiH^Sopkhis, '.died very ; . suddenly, at IX^MsCfSiry Baptist Church, in this city, duriup ^jffvice. Coroner Walker, being noti? fied a?iS?is?ct, empannoled a jury of inquest, and, . _lS???er a thorough investigation of tho body by Dr. W. P. Geiger, and the examination of many wit? nesses, the jury returned a verdict that the de? ceased came to her death from disease of the ." "heart.-Phoenix. REVIVAL AMONG ' THE COLORED PEOPLE.-We learn that there has been quite ft revival going on , v among the colored people for several weeks past, ? ! and baptisms have been fregneat-on Sunday last ; '?> there were sixteen.-Ibid.'- ?' '- ~ Georgia Items. A FATAL DISCHARGE.-The killing of the negro and four mules by lightning Thursday evening, which altair we mentioned yesterday, was a singu? lar occurrence. The team belonged to Mr. Prank Mott, son of Col. Mott, and was being driven along an open road from Dover to Mr. M.*B plantation, a short distance off. Only the front portion of the '"log wagon"-was being used. A man a short dis? tance od' saw the occurrence. , Everything about the'wagon dropped instantaneously with the flash. "Nothing else appeared disturbed, and but one ;< spoke of a wheel, and that only slightly split was affected. The four mules fell with their backs to each other, and the negro-driver was found dead in his saddle, rein in hand and bucket on bis arm. The ground around waa open and levcL-Columbus Sun. f-t TJHFOBTDNATE OCCTTRUENCE_-We learn that MT. "Jesse Glawson was st?ubed and killed by Dr: Jos. Barron, in Clinton, Tuesday last. . Both were re? spectable citizens of Jones County, and the former ? was'Judgev of the County Court. They were, too, - ^elderly meit and ' friends, and the killing occurred in a drinking frolic without any adequate cause of quarrel. The altair is much regretted, by none, probably, BO much as by the unfortunate survivor. At last accounts he had not boon arrested, but it was not believed he would attempt to escape from the law.-Macon Tt?egraplu A HOMICIDE.-Saturday afternoon last, at about 4 o'clock, the usual quiet of our city was broken by a report of a pistol, and the subsequent death of a young colored woman, named Anna Gardner, well known in the community, as a girl of easy virtue. This tragedy occurred upon Bay street, in the office occupied by Mr. It. Hopkins. The ac? counts of tho transaction aro so conflicting, and the surmises growing out of it so various in their; -nature, that without"-attempting to give the par? ticulars, we will simt?y-stateHbal; the said colored ; woman, Anna Gardner;' m?trher^de?thlrom' a pis-1 , tod shot, fired by Mr. Hopkins, in the room of the " latter.". She; aft?? being wounded, rushed out on ; the sidewalk" on Bay street, where, she fell, and j died almost instantly. The ball penetrated her left breast, and death ensued from internal hemor? rhage. -'-.. - - ? '?'?' i . We purposely relrain from entering into afurther detail of thia sad case, otherwise than stating that, according to the statement of the only 'witness present when the shooting took place, that, it was accidental sd far as" the woman was concerned, the., witness, Alexander Haidee (colored), being the party for whom the ball was intended, and who bad made an assault on Mr. Hopkins in hts own office. Both parties were arrested, and an exami? nation, which will be held to-day, will elicit all the facta in the case.-Sav. Republican. MEETING OF THE "SOUTHERN PRESS ASSOCIA? TION."-In the official proceedings of Council on Eridoy . night last, we Botice that- the following I preamble and - resolutions, offered by Alderman , Cox, were adopted': "":' [.yj.j j Il appearing, .from notice in the press of this : city , and other cities South; that' the' Southern I Press Association will hold its next annual meet? ing in Atlanta,on the third Wednesday, being'the ' 17th'day, of the present month; be it therefore ;-:' Resolved, .That His Honor ine. Mayor be! re? quested to designate a hall; in which the dele? gates to said mooting.rnay convene and deliberate; . and that he-.also be requested to furnish such sta " t?oB&ry. and service as that body may require dur? ing its session in this city. WResolted', That the proposed meeting ol' the - - Southern Press Association in this cit y is highly gratifying to its civil authorities, as they feel ? as? sured it is to: all rin teres ted ini the. prosperity of. Atlanta, and in that of the Southern press. . Wo are gratified in noticing the foregoing action >' of our City Conned, andean assure our .brethren ' bf tri? press of the South that every arrangement calculated to make thoir stay in this city agreeable I will be . made, We trust that every paper in tho South will bo represented in the meeting. The varied interests of. the press, both daily and week? ly, absolutely demand that they' should counsel . together.-Attona Intelligencer. The Athens Banner says: "Mr. S. W. Pruitt has placed upon our table a specimen of ore from Gold Hill rhine, about two miles from Auraria, Lump lan county,'which exceeds in richness any speci - men we have seen from that section:-' The mine is under the management' of Mr. J. Newton, who realizes from five hundred to one thousand dollars ; per day, working but a small party. Mr. Pruitt S informs ns that there are se vera! other min?s in :- Hie eanWvicinity which-yield a rich harvest of the precious metal to the owners."-Columbus Sun. ' REMOVAL OF THE DISABILITIES OF SOUTHERN PoLrnciAJ'S.-Numerous applications have been made to Congress for tho passage of laws relieving certain-of the loading politicians of the South who took part in the rebellion, in order that they may more efficiently (as-they say) support the recon? struction act of Congress. Tuns ?ar.V?ry properly, jj i?o favorable response has been made to this appli? cation, and we think we speak tho sentiments of many of the leading men in Congress when we say that-this,course will be .-persevered in until the persons whd'.ask tb beirolieved from tho dis? abilities incurred by. their treason shall prove by their conduct that they are entitled to stich - magnanimity, The : moment such proof is made clear we have no doubt (he action desired ' will follow. Why it should be insisted upon without such evidence passes our comprehen? sion. The ex-Confederate chieftain who is. really anxious to exhibit his fidelity to the country ana his willingness to assist in carrying out the act of . Congress, can make himself fir more influential by proclaiming that ho is not speaking for himself ; that he accepts, the penalties incurred by his re? bellion, but that be advises all others to obey the .? law ana to fulfil tho conditions of Congress. Such * an example would ' change" the indifference of thousands into enthusiasm, and would especially endear the man who sets it to his own people and 't?lfce Government itself. We have before fis now a letter from a loading . "Confederate," which breathes tho right sbint.' He advises a certain course, and says : "I "have, of course, no personal interest in" the' question, since I am manifestly ' within "the excluded class myself, and do not deem - my exclnsion a hardaidp in view of my past' folly, not to say ox\m&*-Wan1tingt?n Chronicle. """ " . JOSN CBTWAHAN' NEXT.-NOW that slavery-has been abolished,' the Radical anxiety to abolish' something'..etoo is taking definite shape in tho large meetings now held va California to advocate the banishment of Chinamen from that State. The complaint is that the Chinese compete with ' native laborers by offering to work cheaper; that " they send the money they make m California to China, and thot the mtroduction of a race so to? tally foreign to the laws, langtutge, religion and civilization of-(he country, is questionable polioy. The opposition, at present, is directed against the large and wealthy companies having agento who transport coolies to California and biro out their labor sad services; but the real oBjoction seems . to be that tbi* Chinese are coming in such-numbers, and their labor can bo ?secured at such low- rates, Lab ^?f,^T1 UASB ''dl0fe' ^ other Idnds of vanta and good workmen. They now fill nearly all tko monia! positions,in SanFraaciacot?nd in Cali? fori?a goncrafly. The mon cook, wash clothes, do House work, an 1 perform j other sorvioos that usually fall to women, at very loVr ratos of remune? ration. Tho. LU tuber of thom, however, is getting to bo aIarruhtg,.andtho pooplo of California aro tailing atona io cb eek the incoming tido of Coolies. 'Ibu anxiety to drive tho Chin?se ?rom California will bo heightened by tho.Tribune's announcement that -'ti. o ito publican party, from the St. John to tho Pacific, is a unit for universal liberty and im? partial aullragc, regardless of caste, race or c lor." Thia gives the elective franchise to the Chin JSO as well as the colored man; and when the later ti "All 1 wights to All" manifesto reaches Calif ora a it ia highly probable that.'the Chinese will be immedi? ately requested to stand, not on the order of their going, but to go at once. On tho other hand, it is possible that Radicalism may suggest the policy of .'protecting" tho thousands' of Chinese already on | our shores, and that a now Chinese Bureau, with thousands of salaried officials, will he deemed im? peratively necessary. ' THE JEWS AN? TUE INSURANCE COMPANIES. -Tho Jews of Cincinnati have sent to their brethren in Now York the proceedings of a meeting of Israel- I ites held in that city on the 2d inst, to consider the action of several insuranco companies of this city who refused to grant policies to Jews. The following resolutions wero^adopted : "Whereas, It is known that the following in? surance companies, tho Manhattan, llanover, Miagara, Bepublio and Germania, of New York, thc last four constituting the Undei writer's Agency, havo recently issued instructions to their | agents not to insure tho property of Jews; and, whereas, such un order being opposed to the spirit of the age, and conceived m that of bigotry and fanaticism, wo deem it our duty to ourselves and uo-religionists to protest against such action of aaid companies, and to denounce it as unjust and illiberal, and which, if passed over in silence,'! might be construed as an acquiescence in such proscription; therefore, bo it : . "Resolved, That we will not insure in any of the o?ices which have adopted, or shall hereafter adopt, tho regulations mentioned above, nor will we mauro with any agenta for the above connia- ! nie?, if thc persons occupying these positions should also continue to be tho agenta for any com? pany or companies which may have adopted, or may hereafter adopt similar regulations, and that Ve "will exert all the infiaence we may respectively pouaeaa to induce others to pursue the same course we havo indicated for ouraelvos. ' "Resolved, That those of us who now have in? surance in the ?nices above designated, or in any other ?nices adopting a like policy, will, os soon as convenient, withdraw all connection therewith. "Resolved, That tho city papers be requested to publish these resolutions." Mr. John H. Law, general Cincinnati agent of tho Now York underwriters, publishes a card re? signing that position, in consequence of the action of the above companies in the exclusion of Jews. NOTICE TO THE RADICALS.-Be it known (and, if possible, behoved) to all the world, (tho Hon. Chas. Sumner included), that the Hon. Henry Wilson, member of the United States Senate from Massa- | ohusetts, did, on the evening of the 4th instant, from the facade of Jorratt'a Hotel,- in this Cockade City, Military District No. 1, deliberately and (to all appearance) .without the fear of man, deliver a public address oh, tho late. Military Be construc? tion BUI, and other political questions of the day, to a promiscuous assembly of white and colored citizens; and that to-day, the 5th of April, 1867, for aught that this doponent knoweth to the contrary, and according to his best belief,- the said Hon. Mr. Henry Wilson, of Massachusetts,' is living in his own "boots, and in the full' and freo enjoyment of his personal liberty, as_if he were in the United States-tbe same not having been jailed, abducted, - ' bludgeoned, dirked, shot, hung, or in any other way mutilated, or dishonored, or Bent or. the: other sido of tho dreaded "bonrne4'_ - Arid" further : that the forementioned facts are true, according to this deponent's conviction and belief, even in view of the adverse facts, that the said Hon. Senator has, from the first, sturdily re? sisted tho President in his.efforts to reconstruct, the Southern States and to grant them their rights under the Constitution ; and. has been chargeable with no lack of zeal or dereliction of duty in his efforts to reduce these States to their present con di ti on of. military subjugation. Wkoroupon, to thia deponent it appear? evident, (or at .least pos? sible,) that some men may some time get to a worse place than rebel Virginia : and further, in ? thia instrument, the deponent : saith not.-Pei. Index. " ? Tho Galveston 27ews of the 31st says: -'?All that portion of the city between the strand and the bay, from tho Hendley building down nearly to the city hospital, was flooded, and any one owning a skiff might have made aprontable business or it in carrying passengers to their offices and houses in the in idelle of thia - vast lake." COMMERCIAL. " .Imports. .. ., I HAVANA-Per War Joseph Auen-IOC hbdW 42 tierces, ' and 20 bMa Molasses, to JAEnalow&Co. Exports. I NEW YORK-Per sehr B ? Hawkins-2M bales Upland ? Cotton, 607 piceos Lumber, 100 tons Railroad Wi.eels, IO chests Teas, 20 cases Wine, 4 casks Brandy; f - Doses Glassware, 27 boxes Maze, 3 Mids Bones, ; bale Corks, 35 bo tes Ordnance, 100 empty Barrels.;.' The Charleston Cotton Harket. OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS, 1 CHARLESTON, Tuesday Evening, April 9, 1867. ( There was a fair demand, buyers operating generally at an irregular decline of a half to one cent fy Hs. Sales ?00 bales, viz: 10 at 24?; 38 at 25; 26 at 26?; 177 at 26;. an?4Cat26?. We quote: ?c . Ordinary.".24 @24?c. Lew Middling..25 <$2S?c aiiddiflig.,:;; -.y. ;....-... :. ? y.-..... .26 .@36?c . ^'''Nevr?rteans'ia^hefe^1! ?-; ?NEW ORLEANS, April 4.-CoxTONvw^Tbo market to? day- has been almost at.a Brand still throughout., The receipt of fortier, unfavorable advices from Liverpool,, coupled willi "tho Increased -depreciation prevailing at New York, ?^ercisedan influence decidly adverse to opt; orations. Tho oEbrings wore quito limited, with holders, steadily refnsmg to^uncover their tables, and three fae-' tors' who oflered-fcnnoY it extremely : difficult to realize, linios?singares =?a?e -fy ;jb'-below.jneaterday's ruling' rates. Add to thia the manifest-indUitpositlon of buyers, to operate; the downward tendency ot-the leading!mar-, kata, both foreign and domestic, inspiring them wt th .the - belief that inoro advantageous purchases can be effected later in'.the week, and most of them held aloof through-: Out ' Under these cdrenmetancea thejgdes were restrict? ed, coniprlshig at the close barely 3100 bales at easier prices, the greater portion of the limited business trans? acted changing hands on the basia of 28c for Low Mid? dling, and 29c for Middling. Thirteen brokers partici? pated inthe -business. :f < OTJTON STATEMENT. '. Stock oh hand September lst,_T8??.bales_102,082 Received torday...'.:.1,682 Received previously.. ,v .672,890-074,472 770,664 Cleared] to-day.55?.. 2,092 ? Cleared previously.694,697-696,689 ' Stock on hand.?.-I j-....,. .V. U '. :.. .179,8?4s.'; ' Tie clearances are exclusively for Havre. ! .' . SUGAR AND MOLASSES-Only 62 hhds Sugar have been, received from the coast since yesterday-no Molasses. The offerings of Louisiana Sugar are fair though not large, but the market is bare of Molasses. The demnnd ls limited and only local, however, and ls being supplied mostly by dealers. The principal sale to-day was a lot of 42 lihda fair > at 12?c per Bs. There were no saleaot Louisiana Molasses, bnt of Cuba two cargoes and the half of another cargo sold on private terms. We quote Cuba Molasses at 57?aC0c per gallon. In lots and by the, cargo. There ls nothing whatever doing In Cuba Sugar. RICE-All descriptions are in light supply. Choice is in request; poor is neglected. We quote Louisiana at 1) all?c; India 8al0c; Carolina ll?al2J?c ' iii-/ CORN-Good and sound Corn is scarce and very much In demand, and prices have sim further advanced 5c fy bushel. The sales tc-day embraced 16.000 sacks, of I which 5000 white and mixed, 300 yellow, 300 white mix- I ed, 1600 mixed, and 3336 yellow, all ?t $1 25; 600 white I at SI 27?; 600 and 1600 white at il 30? bushel. \? \ OATS-The supplies in first hands are mn?ii and prices I are ruling upwards with a speculative demand. The ! sales to-day embraced 6950 sacks, of which 600, 2000 and if 4000 at SOO, 200 at 82?c. and 150 at 83c per bushel. ! ...,X FBRIOBTS-Tho market is quiet, but steady and firm. I Tho rates are 9-16d per lb for cou on by sail for Liver- j pool, 13-16C for Havre, td per lb for cotton by Bteam-to-' liverpool, ?c by steam for New York, and *5 per hid I for. tob?ceo. The rata by sail far Boston is ?ic for cotton. Mobile Market MOBILE, April 5.-COTTON.-The demand has been I light, and sales made chiefly to one buyer. Tiansaattons: 300 boles, the market closing doll at quotations: Good Ordinary.@24)i Low Middling...;..--@25? Middling.........-?26? Sales of the week 3300 hales. MOBILE COTTON STATEMENT. Stock on hand September 1,1860. 29,009" Received this week........'.........'.. 2,741 Received previously.208,627-211,3681 "*"- .v -:' '?."'. 240,377. Erportcd this week.......".".'.'."?T.".. 10.049 Exported previously..183,187 Burned and lost. 2,437 -193,236 i Stock on hand and on shipboard not cleared.44,704 MONETARY AND FINANCIAL-There hos been a steady demand .throughout ?ie week for Gold, principally for the country, and with only a moderate supply on the marketplaces have bees firm and comparatively higher than in other markets. Dealers have bought generally between 134?alSS. and soiling- aC 13fol3??-To-day Ow market closeB at T35al85?. ; Ihe snppIy^s^^giiasilb^BnUted. and with a good demandrateAhave been'stea?y'at from 143Xal44fc tOTstr^-day Wils, an?ri?aliS? foraight-^aoarngat 144 TranBacU?nsJii^TM_cs_l?ye: been to a limited, extent ?M^t 390;onTuesday,^ ?- Ttoeairop^-of New Vbrk Sight has' been UgliviarOuab out the week, and with a good domand rates have been .stiff; and gradually hardening from j ? prenunrn at tbe commencement to ?--premium checking at the cloee. To-day a heavy doicand isreported, r-rtocipally for the purchaoo ol gold , tri the North. . Outside billa have been negotiated chiefly at par to ? premium, i . .. v Now Orleans 81ght ruled at ? discount Saturday, but sinco then par has been the controlling rate, and at the close a premi .m was asked. In consequence at the continued, preni?unj on New York Exchange, the vaicie of <mrrency is diminished, but there ia still to 'plentiful supply for the light business doing. ... '. ..,. .., . .... Wilmington Market. WILMINGTON, April '8.-TnXwPKKTras-Sales of 271 bhla at *4 for yellow dtp; and $2 65 for hard per 280 Ibo.' A lot or 10 hbls new rbgin'sold at - - . ' STTSTTS TcOTarriiix---The -market' is firmer, sad we' quote sales on? bola at e8; e9?s70o per gallon, ' ss to' quality. .. .--.^ - --?-* \- *' noora-Sales of 102 bbl? Common ott3, Knd SI do Pale st Sf, 50. ....?'?? -.. ' '.. ????>? "?--? . -- TAR-2?5bbls changed hands attn- W'perbht '. , - Co-rrox-Alot^f2CrmlessoMo* 25>ioI)er t?fotrriixod grades. ? - 1',.- . ->.. .-. . ............ ^?r*8 ^^Jtoajteri reoetvea and sold from wharf at$8 76per lOOtSs;- ' .--.....",......, .;. ., Battln&bre Mkrice?.' ': BALTIMORE, April 6 -COTTON-Wis again ttansr io fK'-??S^"^? ?ffifi Mtddaiw VsbSbTtt 27c at wnlch price the mark6t closed quiet. . ^OOrtE^We riotteetlte aalctsf au invotoe of1017 bags Rio, ex Wavelet inst arrived, private terms, ?nd 400 baas Rio from second hands-at 18?al9?o gold. The market closed finn. ?-._. FLona-Choice SpririB wheat. gradey- extra were held 25c higher to-day, and tho marget gonerally ia vary strong at the late advanced pricca, but not active, the solis being mostly confined to trade wanta. Wo report sales of 150 bbl? . Howard Street Extras- at $13 V5aia es; 100 bbl? Northwestern (choicest brand) Extra at ?3 75; 100 bb!s Ko thwcBlein Soper at. ?10 25 pei bbl, and other amall lota within our rango below. Wa further revise quota. Howard-street Super and Cut Extra.. .$11 00 @S12 00 Uorford-etrcei, abuppiox laura.. 12 to (a) 13 25 Boward-stroot High Grades. 13 25 ? ll 50 Uoward-stroot Family. 15 00 ? IC 50 Ohio Boper and Out Extra.... 10 75 ? ll 25 Ohio Extra Shipping. 00 00 Col 00 00 Ohio retailing. 00 00 '-j) 0(1 00 Ohio Family. 15 00 (SO IC 00 Northwestern Sunor. 10 50 Cu tl Ol) Northwestern Extra. 12 50 @ 18 75 City Mills Super.ll 00 (jj ll 00 City Mills. Standard Extra.... 12 25 fe) 13 25 City Mills Shipping brands Extra. 15 60 @ 17 00 Baltimore, Welch's & Greenfield Fam'y 18 00 (g> 00 00 Baltimore high grade Extra.. 17 60 fe) 00 00 Bjo Flour, new. 7 60 @ 7 75 Corn Meal. City Mills.;. 6 20 fia 5 25 GHATS-There wore 1900 bush red Wheat offered oi 'Change this morning, no primo Marji and, for which tho market is stead}' ; included in tho eales were 200 bush common Maryland red at S3; OOO bosh prime Cumbor lond Valley do at $3 30. and 330 bnsh choice do at $3 35. Of Corn the receipts wore D000 bosh white and C65H bush. yellow; demand fair and prices firmly maintained; wo notice sales of 3500 bush prime whito at St 15; 100 bush do at SI li; 1050 bu?h damp do at $1 12; 3000 bush prune yellow nt $115; 850 bush Kentucky do at SI 13 : 800 bush Western mixed at $110 fy bushel. Oats-2600 bush re? ceived, and samo quantity sold; included were 'too bush at 00 cts, and 2200 bush at 70a72 cfs, but at tho close tho outside prico was hard to realize. Eye-Sales of 40 bush at SI 40, and 1C0 bush equal to 81.52 ll bush, u further I advance oi 2 cts. MOLASSES-Humains quiet, but held Arm at last quota? tions, though nominal in tho absence of sales. MILL FEED-Is scarce and wanted ; wo quote Broun Btulls 30033c: light Middling40c; youd do-lac; and heavy ! do 60c fy bushel. PROVISIONS-A good fair Jobbing demand is noticeable for Bacon, and prices quito steadily maintained. Tho sales foot up 100 linds, and were comprised of Shoulders st 10?el0^e. rib Sides 12)?al2>?c, - clear rib 12J?al3c; Bacon Hams are ranging from ls.s to na c. as to quality, for plain und sugar-cured canvased. Bulk Meats are in? activo, held norjainally at 9,-%o for Shoulders, and HM'c for Sides, packed-no soles reported; receipts improviug. Lard ts quiet but timi, salus u' 50 tea strictly primo West- { ern, in two lots,' at l3i?e; 50 do lu ono lot ut 13c, wo also quote jobbing lots at 13.<ic fy th. Mess Pork ls quiet; quote at $23 75?24, stock light. Prime Moss S22; and Prime $10 60a20 fy bbl. RICE-Bull, but prices remain nominally as last quot? ed, viz: lOJjalOJic fer Carolina, and ?>?ay>?c per lb for K. ugoon. . SOOAS.-Thu only transactions, worthy of remark to? day was 225 bbls Cuba at I0j?ul2>?e; quotations un? changed. SALT-Is dui', though prices nominal as before quoted, viz: for lots from dealers $2 20 for Liverpool Ground Alum, do Fine $3 20 per sack, and Turku island COaC'Jc per bushel. WHISKEY-Continues dull; no sales reported, and we st ill quote nominal $202 05 for free, an. ' lu boud at 30a32c per gallon. - - Sew York. Market. MONET MARKET. The New York Journal of Commerce of Saturday, tho Cth inst-, says : Tho demand for money from speculative borrowers continues active at 7 per cent, for call loans on stock col? laterals, and many parties pay this rate in gold, although, there may.be fewer exceptions of this class, than during the last few days. In commercial circles there is no severe pressure, and responsible firms find comparativ ly little difficulty in obtaining needed supplies. First class business paper at short date is taken at 7o8 per 1 cent, per annum discount. PBODTJCE MAHKET. NEW YOBK, April 5.-BREAOBTUFFB.-The market for I State and Western flour is five to ten cents better with a good business doing. Sales were made of 9600 bbls at $9 SOalo 90 for superflue State; $llal2 for common extra State ; Sl21?al2 95 for good to choice do;$990al0 90 for superfine Michigan, Indiana. Ohio, Iowa, kc, and Sil 10al2 55 tor extra do; $12 60al410 for choice extra do, including shipping brands of round hoop Ohio at' $11- 85012 80, and trade brands of do at I $12 ?Osli 10; St Louis at $12 76ais 00 for spring, and $15 OOalT 7fi for winter, closing firmly. We quote : Superfine State..$9 90(0)10 90 Extra State.ll 00@1295 'Super Western.:.i. 990@1090 Extra Western.ll 10(3)12 55 Extra Ohio, round hoop. ll S5(?jl2 80 Do. trade. 12 906ui4 io Extra Genesco_..-. 00 00(o)00 00 Extra St. Louis.;_ 12 75@17 76 SOUTHERN FLOCK-There 1B more doing, and prices are higher. Soles were made of 350 bbla at $11 50B13 for common, and $1310al7 for extra and tamil y h ran dB. CALIFORNIA FLOUR-Is in fair request at firmly hold rates. : Wd notice sales of 850 bbls and sacks at $15alC. , WHEAT-Thu market is firmer, spring is tn good de-, mond for speculation, at an advance of 2 to Sc. Tho < : sales are 79,000 bushels at $2 50a2 65 for No 2 Milwaukee, closing with S2 66 bid for choice; $3 22 for amber state, and $3 20 for white California. OATS-Are steadily held- Sales were made of 36,000 bushels at G7aASc for old Western, C8o70c for new do, and 73aT3J?c for State.'/... ... _'. - 1 CORN.-The market is about lc higher, and more ac? tive. Tho sales amount to 98,000 bushels ot $1 28}? for . shipping Western, mixed, in store; $1 22a tor do afloat; $1 aij< for Western yellow In store; $118 for new West? ern mixed afloat;'$1 2Ual 20 ,s for new yellow Jersey, and il 22 )i for new 'yellow Southern. , COFFER.-The ' market ' for Bio is moderately active at steady figures. Sales were modo of 4619 boga ex Byfogcd T.tnilahl at about 18%c gold, in bond COTTON.-There is not BO much cotton pressing for Bale a? during-the past two days. The demand is yet limited, and selling prices have fallen off a shade. This afternoon there appears to bo a little better tono to tho market, and at the close there wore but few sellers at our . figures.- '. The sales axe mainly to shippers, and include 1950 bales. We quoter ... - N. Orleans 'Iii Upland Florida. Mobile, and Texas. Good Ordinary.25 25 26 26 Low Middling..:..27 . 27 28 28 Middling;.._...28 28 29 29 Good Middling....- . - - - - GUNNIES-There is a moderate trade in cloth, but bags aro slow of Bole. 400 balta cloth were sold in Boston st 22a22>ic. and 10>Jc gold in bond. HAT-There is a fair sole ot former prices. Shipping is held at $1 55; retail qualities SI 70aX tML Straw is bring .Ihg Sl:25 fer good long-cut-rye; - ' MOLASSES-Is in fair request, and os the offerings are light prices are m the sellers' favor. We notice sales of 275 linds, 24 tes Muscovado at 52a53c; 200 hhds Porto Bico at 70c, and 108 hhds do on private terms. NAVAL STORES-Spirits Turpentine is more steadily held; wo quote at.76 cents, without business of moment. Ko sins are in better supply, and the disposition ia to ac? cept lower ?prices; Bilr* aro 200 bbls strained common at Si; 200 bbls do a*. UV2H, and 1000 bbls fine No 1 at $7 60. PROVISIONS.-Pork--There is but little doing on 'change and ! prices ore . declining. Sales were modo of 2800 bois at 323 47<?o23 62 for new Western meas, cash and regular way, closing at $23 50;$2237a22 50for *65o'66' mess; $19 75a20 for prime, and $22 25s22 60 for prime mess. Also, for future delivery, 1000 bbls new mess, b O, April, at$23 75a23 80. In tho afternoon thu market became "panicky;" salen of now mess were made at $23 'cash, and" $23 12J? regular, closing with sellers at S2J and buyers at S22 93X. cash and regular wa>-. '1 BEEF.-Tho market is fairly activ? at tua rates. The eales are 450 bbls ot $14a$20 for plain Western mess, and $19 50a23 50 for extra do. - TIERCE BEEF-Kemains shout'the some. We notice "sales of 200 tierces primo mess on private terms. ? BEEP HAUS-There are .but very few in the market. We quote Western at S40a*45. ". - BACON STD ES-Are in Iiniifed roquent. . We notice sales of 130 bxs. at lOJic. for Cumberland cut; lor short rib. and 11% for abort clear. CDT MS^ATSI-The market ia dull and'.heavy. Sales were,modo l?nlpkgs. /We quote 9c for shoulders in dry salt?l?OXolOc^Xorido. insweot pickle; I2^al3c. for hams in dry salt, and 13*?al4c. for do. in sweet pickle. BUTTER-There is a moderate call- for the low grades for export at former figures. Tho high grades'are taken in small lars by-trie local trade but at reduced rates, os the receipts are in excess of the sales. . The stock is j faire Wo quote State at 20s30c. for old, 30a33c tor new do.; and liaise, for Western.,. ; .. CHEEsK-^There is'a better demand for export. Prices, though steadily held, are not quotably higher. Shippers will pay. 17b for fine dairy, and 185?cfernne factory. The home trade are paying"Che highest, prices. Wa quote j .dair?.ata^j^o and-factory atI7al9c. r L : I : r?S IS llARC.-^The martel is dull and nominal. Tho sales ?D clude 300 tea and bWa at T2}ial2i?o for Nd Ito kettle ?reoftered city, l2J?al2J?c for No.T Western; 12J?al3c for steam rendered do, and 13Kal3<j| for kettle rendered do. jAisc.SOOtcs for April and May deHvety at I3JiaTS&. ? ? BICE.-The market is quiet brit steady atlO>?alOXcfor Carotina on the pier and in store. : SALT.-There is a moderate jobbing trade for, both aaok and bulk salt; prices do not show any material : .Chang*?.'-"''-''''' -' . ; t SCOAR-The market for nw is active and firm, i We quote ?tir tegood-refining'at lOalOJic. The "salea ore mainly to refiners, and include 2130 hhds'Chiba at 10a I -U^c for Cuba; 12Jicfbr clarified do; 50 hhds Porto Bico -oiTOJiollJJo, and 614 bxs Havana at 10%c Thare-ia an active demimd for refined 'at higher prfceel We quote soft yellow ot 122fal3Jic; soft White at lSJiaUtfc, .and cmshea, powdered and granulated at 147iaI5c I FREIOKTS-To LiverpooLjSOO bales ' cotton at' %d? 50 -toss heavy-goods t? 15s; and per Bteatnor, lOOO bxs cheese otSOS.- -To London, 150: bbls ronln at 2fl Cd; 50 tons oU j cake at 17s 6d; 60 tons oil at'25s. To Hamburg, per steamer, 800 balea- cotton ?t l??d A British bark with 2151 bbls-petroleum at 5B 6d if to United Kingdom, or 6s ^.toCo*?OT<?d'ers..-/" . ?? ' BOSTON BOOT AN? sio? MABK?T-For the week ending April 4-{From the; Shoe and Leather Repeirter.p The buBiness'in this market has been but moderately ac- , ttve tor the season in the. wholesale trade. In tho near-by trade-there is Borne improvement noticeable among man ?Tifauturura and jobbers Of the best quality; for the cheaper grades prices are atm depressed and unsettled. A few orders are coming to. hand among, the wholesale trade, and buyers now hr.ro aro taking small tots of desirable and standard goods, but they manifest no desire os yet to make investments for. the.future. -Meanwhile, reports from the marketa for. consumption of our Une of pro? ducts continue to bc of a discouraging nature. The shipments of Boots and Shoes for the week were '21,602 caees; for month of March 107,470; same, time last year 106,31* cases; first quarter this year 204,743 cases; same - time last yaar 247,601. cases;, making. 12,789 cases more last year in th? aame timo than this. .... j t Consignees : per Soatlt Cavroilm? Railroad, ; Aprn.O...... ".;,.u,;.;..-' : 212 boles Cotton, 111 bales Tarns and-Domestics, 108 bags Peas, 13 bales Bags, 35 bbls Rosin, 4 cars Wood. 1 car Old Iron, he To i M- Eason tc Bro, D Loeb, E H Rodgers tc Co, Mentone & Co, Willis & Chisolm, Mar? shall, H tc 3, W W Smith, J tc 3 D Kirkpatrick. Wardlaw & Carew, Q E Frltohett, Mrs M E Shaw, W P Dowling. - M W Croea, R W Gale, R R Agent, 0 N Averill tc Son; G W Wilhams tc Co. P West, F H Trennobn, T Stenhouse ts Co, Bollmtrm Hroe. Mordecai & Co, H F Baker tc Co, H L Jeffers & Co. Jill Sloan, Adams, Frost A Co, Grae ser, Lee, Smith Sc Co, E 3 Wins Sc Co, M .Goldsmith & Son, W C Bee & Co, W W Shactolfoxd, Courtenay Sc Trenholm. CorulKBe?; per Northcortern IfatilxoatlVV ' AprU 0. ' 126 bolea Cotton, 104 bbls Naval Stores, 3 cars Lumber, 1 car Stock, haga Cotton Seed, Mdze, &c To G W Wil Hams&Cd, Graeser, Lee,Smith lc Co, Adams,Frosts & Co, Howry & Co, E Barnwell, S F LequQX, S L Howard tc Bro, Gaillard & Minot*. W Barral', G E Prltchett, Sparks & B, E H Rodgers Si Co, Ebaugh St Mailonee, Kendall. Sc Dockery. J jj j p Kirkpatrick, R R Agent, and Order. .,-> .- -PHASES ov m Mocar. .?.'.-."' - ---j New M. 4th, ia. 44m. .evett I FnllM. 18th, ,5h. 48m. even First Q. nth,- 2h. 49m. morn I Last Q. 28th, Sh. aim. even Sunday..... 6.. rs.. 0.. 6., 6.. 6, .24 6..2S, 6..2S 6..20 6..37 6..27 6. .28 10..8? 11..38 Morn. 12. .35 l?^Kf : ??..16' . 2. .56 10..41 ll^.fff Morn. 12,.40 -1..43 '^..67 :3^i6 PO Ry ^py;OHA?I,BgTOI,, Anrlved Yeatenlaiy. Steamship Granada, Rumley, Now Torie Udze. To Ravenel 4c Co, J E Adger Sc Co, and others. Behr Joseph Allen, Kelso, Havana, 7 days. Molasses. To J A Enslow tc Co. .. - .-. t , Sloop Oity'-* fr~ Ssntos. ?SS I?us?s Sus Bloc Te Thurston & Holmes. Cleared Yesterday, Sehr B N Hawkins, Wyatt, New York-W Roach. . ' Wrom 4B.I? Pori. Steamship Alliance. Kelly, Pl?lodeiphia, April 0. Steamship Boa OnBr l^mfea; Baltimore, Aprfi 6, via Nor ! '?> ,49Bc? ,. , ,.'? '.,> ., ->,, .., ...- .-, Sefc?Vfa*^j&^ . Sehr E N Pony. Hamilton. Providence. April C. Sehr Addle M t-ird. Merrill. Providence, April 2. ' Sehr Wenonah, Tall. Baltimore. April 0. Vp for tili? Port, ??hip Amoila, Connor, at Liverpool, March 23, to leave Immediately. . Sehr W F Cradling, Cook, at Now York, April 6. ' Cleared for this Fort. Steamship Granada. B\irsl?y, at New York, April 9. saUci fer this Part. Sehr Francos Hatch, Gregory, from Richmond, April 2. Ilcmontnda. Tho Br bark Begins, Cummlnger, from this port for Liverpool, arrived at Queenstown, March 23. ,UST OP VKSSKliS DP, CLEARED AND SATLED FOR THIS PORT. ' FOREIGN. LITF-RTOOL. Ship Amelia, Conner, np.March 23 Ship MiKsouri, Edward, sailed.Feb 13 Br bark Tho Queen, Stuart, sailed.March 1 Urem bark Everhard Delius, Bohnholtz, sailed....Feb 27 The Effort, Hussey, sailed.Feb 1 The Blanch, Campbell, cleared.Feb 12 Brig Depesche. Lobke, soiled...'..Fob 15 Brig Albert, ErriekBon, sailed.Jan 22 SOUTHAMPTON. Tho AU.cn, Martel!, sailed.Feb 5 DOMESTIC. BO STOW. Sehr Willie Mowo. Hilton, cleared.March 26 Sehr Mary Fila, Thoma?, cleared....-. March 29 Sehr P M Wheaton, ireland, up.April 2 Sehr Jos Long, Perry, cleared.March 30 NEW your. Ship Galena, Dunton, np.April 2 Brig Allston, Sawyer, cleared.March 30 Scbr L s Davis, Bishop, up.April 3 Sehr Harry Landell, Weiden, np_,.April 3 Sehr W F Gushing. Cook, up..'.April 0 PHILADELPHIA. Behr Sarah Bruen, Crawford, at Philadelphia, March 22 Sehr David V Streaker, Van Gilder, cleared_March 30 BALTIMORE. 1 Sehr C W Ewell, Long, up..March 30 Sehr LH Hopkins, Soper, Baltimore, cleared_April 5 Sehr J W Kunisoy. Cranmer, np..April 2 Sehr E .! Palmer. Palmer, cleared.April 3 RICHMOND. Sehr Frances Hatch, Gregory, Bailed.April 2 MISCELLANEOUS. \ OLD BIP VAN WINKLE GIN, GOLD MEDAL SHERRY, PORT AND MADEIRA, . HARVEST BOURBON, WHEAT NUTRIENT, OLD HOMESTEAD BYE. IN ADDITION TO OUR BUSINESS OF SELLING WINES, etc, m original packages, and in order to I insure to consumers Pure Liquors ia a compact and con? venient form, we commenced the enterprise Ot bottling and packing in caa ca our wall known Wines, Brandies, Whiskies, Ase., and have seat thom out In a style that would preclude the possibility of their being tampered with before reaching the purchaser. The general appre ; elation and gratifying success that has rewarded our I: efforts has encouraged Ult to maintain the standard os re? gard* quality; also to make increoaod.efforts to retain tho ' confidence and patronage which has been so liberally be? stowed upon us. .? BIN INGER Sc CO.. . ! [Established mai - Importers ot Wines. Ac, No. 18 Beaver street. New York. ' IThe above popular goods are: put up ia cases contain? ing pn?dozeu bottles each, and are sojd by all: prominent Druggists, Grocers,:&c..? g ?J , ? ; 'i ?i j? .'?\rOpinions' off Ure* Press." K " <r Thc name of Biningcr A Co., No. 15 Beaver street, is a guarantee of tho exact and literal truth ot whatever they I represent.-if. TV Com. Advertiser, ii .' , . Tho importing house of Binlnger tc Co., Nb'. IE Beaver street, is conducted upon principles of integrity, fairness and tho highest honor.-?V. ?*. Evening Express. GOODRICH, WINEMAN & CO.. No. 153 MEETING STREET, - , i?t ....... Opposite Charleston Hot " -and : BOWIE & MOISE, SUCCESSORS TO KING & CASSIDEY, No. 151 MEETING STREET. Wholesale Agents, Charleston, 8. C. January 30 wfm6mea KUTICE TO SAILORS OR IIUDITORABTS, HOTEL OR BOARDING-HOUSE KEEPERS. . OFFICE CLERK. OF COUNCIL, 1 ?-- : March 13,1867. J ' N ACCORDANCE WITH THE F0I?LOWING ACT OF the Legislature, passed the 20th day at December, I 1SCO, all persons concerned are hereby notified to mil at this Office and take ont the required license immediately. . . W. H. SMITH, -" ? Clerk of Council.. I AN ACT FOR THE BETTER PROTECTIOS o>- atura ANO a^rAOUOBANTS IS THE POET *JTD HASBOE CP CHARLES? TON. J. Beit enacted, hythe Senate and House of Repr?senta? tives, noa met and sitting in General Assembly, and. by the authority of the same. That lt shall not bo lawful for any person, except a pilot or puhho officer, to board ar at tempt to board a vessel arriving in the porto* harbor of j .Charleston, before such vessel shall have "been made fast to the wharf, without first obtaining! eave from tho maa- j ter or person having charge of such vessel, sr from her owner or agent?. , ' .. J XL It shall not he lawful for any owner, agent, master, or other person haring charge of any vessel arriving or being tn th6 port of Charleston, io permit or authorize any Bailors, hotel or boarding honoe keeper, not licensed as hereinafter provided, or any agent,runner or; em? ployee of any sailor's or immigrant's hotel or boarding house, to board, or attempt to board, any vessel arriving in, or lying, or t eing in the harbor or port o! Charleston, before such vessel shall have been made fast to the wharf, or anchored, with intent to invite, ask or solicit the boarding of any of the crew employed ou such vessel UL ? lt shall not be lawful tor any sailor's .or immi? grant's hotel or boarding house keeper, or the. employee of any sailor's or immigrant's hc^ol or boarding house' keeper, having boarded any vessel made fast to any wharf m the port of Charleston, to neglect or. refuse to leave j aaid vessel, after having been ordered so to do by the mastoi or person having charge pi such vessel. . . TV.' It shall not bo lawful 1er any person' to keep, con? duct or carry on, either aa owner, proprietor, agent or j otherwise, any sailor's or immigrant's boarding hduse, or sailor's or Immigrant's hotel, ia the city ot Charleston, without having a hoenae from the City Council thereot : ; V. It shall not be lawful tor any person, not having the license m thia Act provided, or not being tho regular agent, runner or employee of a : person : lia*ing"-,auch 11 censo, to invito,1.ask or solicit., inihe diy.<ir?.hart>or of Charleston, tho boarding or i lodging -of - any orate crew employed on any vessel, or of any Immigrant arriving in the said city of Charleston. VL The City Council shall take the application of any person applying for a licenso lo keep o sailors' or lmnii-. grant's bonding house, dr sailor's or immigrant's hotel, in the city of Charleston, and upon satisfactory evidence to them of the respectability and competency of such ap? plicant, and of the suitableness of his accommodations, sholl issue to him a license, which shall be good, for one year, unless sooner revoked by aaid Caty Council to keep a sailor's or immigrant's board lng house in the'city of charleston, and to invite, and.solicit boarders for tho same. ..' ~.-IU??."... ,-...;v.-r. : a;t. VU. The City Council may. upon satisfactory evidence of the disorderly character caTany^allors'or immigrants! . hotel or lnviTHIng bona? lWnnAii an TtgrflliMWnra vided, or of tho keeper or proprietor. of-anysuch house, or of any force, fraud, deceit or misrepresentation, tri in? viting or soliciting boarderB.or-lodgeirsl for such house, on the part of such keeper or proprietor, or -any of: his agents, runners, or.employees, or of any attempt to per? suade or entice any bf tho crew to desert irom any vessel ! in the harbor of Charleston, by such keeper or proprie? tor, or any of his agents, runners or employees, revoke, the license for keeping such house; ; ' ? ! i VUL Every person receiving the Uconse hereinbefore provided tor shall pay to tba city stoopcil aforesaid ?the sum of twenty dollars. ..j IX. The Bald City Council shall furnish to each sailor's or immigrant's hotel or boarding house keeper, licensed by thom as aforesaid,' one or maro badgesqr shields; on which shill be printed or engraved the name of such hotel or boarding house keeper, and the number sud street of Ms hotel or. boarding bouse; and which said badges or shields shall be surrendered to said City Conn- : eil upon the revocation by them, or expiration of any license granted by them, a* nej^rtuprovldad. itVO" T g X. ;Everjr ita ?rb?i?au?s^^^ ; house keeper; ana every agent, runner or employee of such hotel or boarding-house keeper, when boarding any vessel in tho harbor or Charleston, or when inviting or soliciting tho boarding or lodging of any seaman, .sailor or person employed on any vessel, or of any i shall wear, conspicuously displayed, the sb ' ' referred to in the foregoing section. : J]'-. _ XL ItshaBnotbe lawTolfor any porsero, except tho named in thejireieding section, to Lave, wear, exhibitor display any eut?lr shield or badge to any af the crew eni-' ployed on any Teasel, or to any immigrant'so "arriving in ! the city of Charleston, with tho intent to invite, ask!or solicit the boarding oy longing of ouch immigrant OB ot any of ttio crew employed oa-auy-tressel being in the harbor of Charleston. , .-. r . ~i. ?- ' ' * XH. Whoever shall offend against ?ny OT either of the provisions contained te section A,i, S, i; 5,10 and ll, lin thia Act, shaB bo c.eem?d guilty ol a misdemeanor. Uti. shall, upon conviction thereof, bo puniahed by imprison? ment fore term not excending.one,year, and. not Uss than thirty days, or by a fine not exceeding two hundred and fifty dollars, and not leas than one hundred dollars, orby both such fino one! imprisonment. :? .,'.' XHL Thu word "veaaoV' aa used ic ibis Act, shall in dude vessels propelled by steam. ' 1 Tn the Senate House, the twentieth day of Decembjr, In the year of our Lora-one th tm sand eight hundred and sixty-six, , '. ,i * . W. D. PORTER, '? . i J .-.',; -i---1 -. PresUent'of the Senate.' CHAS. H. 8TMONTON, I ?.' Speaker House of Representatives. . Approved December 28,ISM : i... -j.- f J JAMES L. OBS, Governor. . \'l '.. " i Margh-.!*:.---".-'"-?-' ' V'. r - IS AN EXCELLENT ADVERTISING,MEDIUM. L?C Meruhants and' business mantry it for ?few months. "NorisiiiiogaiD.'-r^^ Send on your osrSA and increase your trade this faa, ? There's nothing to equal Printer's lok-it has made many * fortune. v : t f\ ._. ? i \ Terms for. the paper-?3 per annum, in ad voltee. | AdvwrUanmentsiaaerted at the rate of -tt-psrtoqu&rsoi twelve linea ar less for each insertion. ,r,; I Cards of ten unos or less, at the rote of $10 fer- three | months. ; . v J, .": A | . Contracta by tho year or for six months.- allowing priy Ilego of changing, on more favorable terms. Address j .?-- j:KDWATtD A. BBONSON. ! Novembrrt/ .-' ,. .faMwrn-i .no ??.rouneiccll TT IB PPOPOSED- TO PUBLEBK TN THE TOWN OF i ? AtteavB. CV. a Weekly paper under the above title, tobo devoted .'to General to merolal, Social, Uterarv, raid. Religions-with a Depart? ment bf A^cnltnre,. including tho Field; the Orchard, ?he 'Vlheyara, and'.thp Garden. A Newe Summary, to cdutaih ? digest of ?ie implant, eivenfa of tho weekt ivill oc^njiy a p v tum of the paper, and particular attea tiin win be glvea to the un?Ottled quosUon of Labor, u . best adepted to our new ooudltion. and tho development of the resources of thc country m Manm?cturos, Agri cidtare,grnlt-rcl slog; mnrt Ytee^rowmg.c- - ? r?fgf^;rii . :.Teria?7-$8?ysar?in adyanoa.^ nrr.1 . '. H. W. BAVENEL, Editor, j W.D. KiakrjansPuhMsatB.- ' * "January21 j P?BU8HED AT OHAKGEBTTEiG C. K. \ rrarB PAPER cntcmATEs Tsdovoit?tjr rai j X middle portion of tte State, ind 'Offer? Ow beet I CacfllUe? ateaJhwrttasm, ? t.'": *; "T . tehran* 38 ll CHECKERING & SONS, ESTABLISHED 1823, ** MANUFACTURERS OF Grand. Souare, And Unright PIANO FORTES. WARE-ROOMS, NO 652 BROADWAY NEW YOEK; CHICKERING & SONS' Grand, Square and Upright P? AH"O-F ORTE S ABE NOW. A3 THEY EVER HAVE BEEN, OON 6TDEBED the best In America, baring been awarded SIXTY KiV lu PRIZE MEDALS, Of which fourteen were received in tho months of Sep? tember and October, 1868, and first premiums over all competitors at the different principal Fairs in this conn try, and the PRIZE MEDAL at th? WORLD'S F ALB, LONDON, THALBBR.CS OPINION. I consider Ohlckerlng ft Sons' Pianos, beyond com? parison, the best I have seen in America. 8. THALBERG, Chairman of Jury on Musical Instrumenta. GARD. It ls with feelings of pride as American manufacturer ? that we publish the following testimonials, which have been received by ns recently: EUKOPEAS TRSTIMONIALS, Received during Hue month of August, 1866. - ?-?~ _- LOUDON. July 26, 1867. MEESBS. OmoKEBnra & SONS- flenu: I have much pleasure tn enclosing a document signed by the first composers, musicians and professor? lu Europe. I held your Pianos, In such high estimation (aide my certifi? cate) that I felt lt my duty to tase one of them with me to Europe, to ascertain tho opinion of my professional brethren. 'The enclosed certificate win prove how unanimous, they have bean , on the subject. I beg to 'forward; at the same' time, a letter I received from my friend. Mr. Collard, which I am sure must be eratifv rnKtoyou. . ' I have the honor to be, gentlemen, yours very truly, JAHE8M.WEHLL ' LOKDOK, January 14, 1838. James M. Wthii, Eta. : ME DEAS Sra:. I have great pleasure in asking you to convoy to Messrs. Chlckering the expression or my highest approval of their Instrument. It ls, I contider, not merely the.beat instrument of k-m?**rm*y manufac? tura that I haye.tried, but one of the finest Grand Piano . fortes that has ever come under m; observation: and ?tho Messrs. OMckering may well be proud of having turned out from their manufactory an instrument which, for touch, quality, power and | workmanship, lt would be very difficult to surpass In any part of the Wido world. . J - ^ . , Dear slr, very sincerely yours, ..." OHAS. D. COLLARD, ?Strm of Couard A Collard, Plano-forte Manufacturen .'London.. .? ' 'i'? .... . ? Jema M. WehU.Ee,, ^ 33,188?. ME Pam Bra- as you sm coins back to the Baited Stales, I moat beg yon to remember ms kindly to the Messrs. Chlckering. Tell theta I was delighted with their Grand Piano-forte-at good an instrument, I think at toot ever tunea out, beith in touch and tr r -. Wishing you, dc, I remain ?var ti Ry, ,1.- " ? ? i ? . ?-, B. F- BROADWOOD. Firm of L Broadwood 4 Bons, Piano-forte Mau mac tarers. Loudon. ??? ? ?mr _ ^ LorooH,July20,186?. Meurt. Checkering <S Sont: GESTS: I have Just been invited by Messrs. Collard to trys Grand Piano-forte manufactured by you, andi have no heflRattap in endorsing the opinion of my old friend. Mr. fi D-l Odhard^'rvist-Tfcat lt la the finest in etrument I ever played oa. -.-.. Believe me, gentlemen, mo3t faithfully youra, . , .' ~ J L. HATTON Testimoni?is from ike mott distinguished Artitts in Swops :: '.' ;?'.'. t? Mette ChieXtrisig ot Sons: ; . .'' -:w L'l' ' I^DOH,JulyS6,1868. Having played upon a Piano-forte made by Messrs. "Chlckering A Sons, of Boston and New Fork, I have much pleasure In testifying to its general excellence, ' " ! i?or' sweetness1 and- brUHancy of tone, delicacy of touch and magnificent power for concert purposes,] ?oonalder lt A really GBAKP PIANO-EOUXK, AKD DECIDED * LT1 THE SEBTT HAVE' B?XH 6* AMERICAN MANUEJLOTCBB. ARABELLA GODDARD. GICLO REGONDL G. AUOSBOHNE. ' '.'{.'.'.' ,. ALFRED JAELL. Sf JLUHJtLINDSAY SLOPER. JOLES BENEDICT.1 ?? J. "MOSOHELES, M. Wit BALFE, it \',.h Prof. of Conservatoire de OHaSi HALLE, ll i-J --Leipelg. >'? BRDJLKF RICHARDS. 8. AUTHUR OHAPPEL, : RENE PAVARUER. . . . ? Director of Monday Con. S?DNEF SMITH. '-;? certa, London. - - '"' -" Among the chief pointe of <*"?THfflnft or the Chlcker? ing Pianos, of which speak the renowned artiste In their congratulatory testimonials to the-Measra. Chlckering, aro the greatest possible depth, richness and volume of tone, combined with ? rare brilliancy, clearness and perfect evenness. throughout the entire scale; and, above all, a surprising duration of nouna, the pare and ? .sympAtheUo^q^ty^f^htob nere^, ob^nges under the .moat dehcate.or-p^werihl touch. -,- , -, . -r- - y ' " " ^D^riag'the p??at forty-three sears this firm has maou . $ -S''\ !:.".< yr "ii V. . .. .rj : ' A;eio,ppo ^XAJSrOS, :.? In ibo construction of whichtheyhave Introduced every - known and valuable Improvement. They hare tn varia? bly been -selected and used by all of the world's ac kmowtedged'trtatX artists ...Who hare visited this country profasslnnally^bo^h for private and publlo uso. - . ;1|H*;UWiKtk-. ' "' ' J oonalder Chlckering ft Sons' Pianos, beyond oom. S*rison,iho.heat I nave ever seen kn America. '. : ..y' \ ' "?WT?T*'-?,... I contider Ohlckerlng A" Sous* pianos superior to asi ' lathe-worlS.- . .. . ~j. 3&?ya?? nmiraUed for their ahiging qualities and for the harmonious roundness -of their tone. There ls a perfect homogeneity throughout aR the registers. The "^tsa notes are remarkablo for afolsarrieaB and puritv SS^ggM^^^r^l^^Wl^W the -?tedisfinguished for power without' hiffihiisas. and tor*magi?floWaoaor?t?' ">??? . . - ~. ?our Plaues ar? raparlo? to any I have over Jean in thia country or in Europe. - I have never hurd a. tone so perfect;, it yields everj exjnreasion - that lt; needed in ' muslo, and tu quality is capablo o? cl??nge to meet ?very ?tetffis?E"TTflrts a rare pbweif, and la (Wived from the ;?a-fect "purity of tseftnwy together with its sympathetic, alastio tod well. balanced touch. .. POZBTANSKl. During the pa$t eight years I have constantly played upon tho Jasily celebrated Eriird Pianos; yours are the only iris trqmente (hat I have found, either here orin Europe, to equal them in all their pointe of excellence. "ti. may. be satlafaotory to-our patrons sud friends . among the public at largo to state that testimonials have, 'hew received frost all th? leading artiste who haye risltod or are BOW raaidlng in tho United States, a fow ol whose namss.JmaUm tho- above, wa append; HV*ASDHE80S. ' . I M. BTRA?OSOH. " B. HOFFMAN. . {_ J?LLIRN. .V - 1 ARTHUR NAPOLEOa. And^raigqr:?8w?i.gt f.,?L:v? ? .5 - ?. ? >? larnXBe^tettD ALBUM? AND PRICE LISTS ^^Wf~T rv -? e., -rr -? .:, ? ' : \ ' WARE-ROOMS, J??O? 652 Broadway. .&N;4';Wr':'i'b' R K . ? fi WK HAVE KOW IN STORE THE FULLOW1NO ?NEW AND CHEAP GOODS, PBINTS, BLEACHED AND BROWN GOODS, 12Ac, 15o., 20c. ... PRINTED MUSLIN, CAMBRIC BRLLLIANIS. ORGANDIES, LAWN AND GRENADINES ALSO, rruiE FINEST SELECTION OF WHITE GOODS AND HOSIERY, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, YET OFFERED X AND AT PRICES THAT CANNOT FAIL TO PLEASE. CITY TRADE. WE OFFER. FOR A FEW DAYS, A SPECIAL AND BEAUTIFUL LOT OF DRESS GOOD?, AT 20o. PER YARD A fresh supply of GOOIIB received by uvory steamer. Parties who wish cheap Goo<ls will please examine our Stock before purchasing elsewhere. E. SCOTT & CO., No. 229 King Street, Next to Adger?s Building, opposite Gruber & Martin's Grocery. March 20 mwf 2mo DRUGS, CHEM!! A?S, ETC SARATOGA "EX?ELSI?R" MIG WATER. THE WATER OF TD IS SPItING IS BELIEVED TO be unoqualled by that ol' any ot her in the far-tani td valley of Saratoga Its virtues are such as have secured it the high encomiums of all who have used it, possess? ing, as it docs, iu au eminent degree, cathartic, diuretic, alterativo and tonic qualities. From SAMUEL HENRY DICKSON, M. D.. Professor Practico or Physic, JotTcrson Medical College, Phila? delphia, formerly of Charleston, S. C. : PHILADELPHIA. November 15, 1805. I have been for a year or moro past in the habit ot taking the water of the "Excelsior" Spring of Saratoga. Accustomed during the great portion of ray invalid lile to use the different waters of the several fountains which boil up along that remarkable valle)-, dependont, indeed, upon them tor mach of the comfort I enjoy, I am satis? fied that tho Excelsior Water is as well adapted as any other among thom, if not more so, to the purposes for wMch they are generally employed. It is very agreeable strongly impregnated with tho carbonic acid, lively and sparkling. * * " I can heartily and conscientiously recommend it to all who need a gentle cathartic and diuretic SAMUEL HENRY DICKSON, M. D. The Water is put up in Pint and Quart bottles, and I packed in good order for shipping. Pints in boxen ot four dozen each, and Quarts in boxes of two dozen each. SOLD AT WHOLESALE BY GOODRICH, WIMM & CO., Importers and Wholesale Druggists,, No. 153 MEETING STREET, . OPPOSITE CHABLESTON HOTEL. BOWIE & MOISE, No. 151 MEETING STREET, Oppesite Charleston Hotel, And for sale by first class Druggists and Hotels*. January 12 limo AFFLICTED ! SUFFER NO MORE! When by the use of DR. JOINVTLLE'S ELIXIR you can be cured permanently, and at a trifling cost. Thc astonishing success which has attended, this in? valuable medicine for Physical and Nervous Weakness, General Debility and Prostration. Loss of Muscular En? ergy, Impotency, or any of tho consequences of youthful indiscretion, renders lt thc most valuable preparation ever discovered. . It will remove all nervous affections, depression, ex? citement, incapacity tb study or business, IOBS of memo? ry, confusion, thoughts of self destruction, fears of In? sanity., i c. It will restore the appetite, renew the health of those who have destroyed it by sensual excess or evil practices. Young Men, be humbugged no more by "Quack Doc? tors" and ignorant pi act i nouera, but send without delay for the Elixir, and be at onco restored io health and hap? piness. A perfect Cure is Guaranteed in every instance. Price tl, or four bottles to one address i3. One bottle is sufficient to effect a cure in all ordinary casca. ALSO, DB. JOINVTLLE'S SPECIFIC PILLS, for the speedy and permanent cure of Gonorrhoea, Gleet, Ure? thral Discharges, Gravel, Stricture, and all affections cf the Kidneys and Bladder. Cures effected in from one to five days. They ore prepared from vegetable extracts that are harmless on the system, and never nauseate the Btomach or impregnate the breath. No change of diet is necessary while using them, nor does their action in any manner interfere with business pursuits. Price SI per box. Either of the above-mentioned articles will be sent to any address, closely sealed, and post-paid, by mail or express on receipt of price. Address all orders to BERGER, SHUTTS ic CO., Chemists, March 30 ly No. 285 River street. Troy, N. Y. "A smile was on her Up-health waa In ber look strength was in her step, and In her hands-Puni BOB Barna." .. . S. T.-?860-X. A few bottles of PLANTATION Brx-rxas Will oura Nervous Headache. " Cold Ex treuil tie*- and Feverish Upa. Sour Stomach sud Fetid Breath, . <? Flatulency and Indigestion, Nervosa Affections. Excessive Fatigue and Short Breath, ? - pain over the Eyes. ? . . Mental Despondency. - < .". . Prostration; Great Weakness. - n1 Sallow Complexion, Weak Bowels, Ac Which are the evidences of -?? XJVSBi COMPLAINT. AND DYSPEPSIA. It is estimated that seven-tenths of ail adult ailments proceed from a deceased and torpid liver. The binary secretions of the liver overflowing into the mtrrm***, poi? son the entire, system- and.exhibit the above, symptoms. . After long research; ww are able to present the most remarkable cure for these liorrld -nightmare diseases, the world has ever produced.. .Within -one-year, aver six hundred and forty thousand persons' have taken the PLANTATION BTTTEBS, and notan instance of complaint has ooma to our knowledge]. It is a most effectual tonio and agreeable stimulant, suited to all conditiona of Ufa. i Tho reporta that it relies upon mineral surmfanoes tor tts active properties, are wholly raise. Fox tho satie factton of the public, and that patienta may consult their physicians, we append a list of its components. "" OAUSATA BABS.-Celebrated tor over , two hundred years in the treatment of Fever and Ague, Dyspepsia, ? weakness, rte..- - .It waa introduced into Europe by the Countess, wife of the -Viceroy ot Peru, ia -IMO, and afterwards sold by the Jesuits for the enormous pri?e ol its ovni weight in silver, minor the namn ol Jesuit's Pow ders, and was finally made public by Louis XVI, King of France. Humboldt makes especial reference to Ita iebrifago oualities daring his South -American travels. f).m.?nr.i BABE.-For .diarrhoea, ?olio and diseases ot 'the stomaoh and bowels. ' i <. -DANDELION-if or Inflammation' of the -toing and drop? let affections. - OSAMOMJLX FLO WEBS-For enfeebled digestion. ;... taaraasEB FLOWERS-Aromatic stimulant and tonic highly invigorating tn narvous debilito. ?:. .WrKTEBOBXKN-For scrofula, rheumatism, etc -Auma ? An- sromatlo carminative; creating flesh, milk;:much usod'hy mothers nursing. Also, clove-budB, orango, seana way, coriander, snake bot,**.-?'-?. -'- ' '. 1 '' ' ' ?'. ! s.;i^x86o.r-x. Another wonderful Ingredient, of. great use among - the Spanish ladies of South America, Imparting beauty to the complexion and brilliancy to the minci, la yet un? known to the commerce of the world, : and we withhold Ita name-tor the pr?sent.'' "' ;.r" .. .IMPORTANT ?EBTIFT0ATE3. ?? BooBiaaatB, N. Deoem bes 38,186L Moura. P. H. DBAIES & -Co.--I have been a great sui flares* from Dyspepsia fer three ar four years, and had to I abandon my profession. About three months agc ' tried the Plantation Bitters,- and tb my great Joy I f now nearly ay ? oil mas. i have reoomxuended them; ia I several cases, and, as far aa.-X know,-alway*-with signal -beneat.' " - ' I am, pespectiuay yours. J .;: Rev. J. a CATHO RN. . - THTTT.iTvyT.-pmi., lOih Month, 17th' Day, 18( : iKxvmtmat Par>-uro:-My-daughter has been indoh J bsnefcttod by the use of thy Plantation Bitter*..: Tho; wilt ?end me ?wo bottles mora. ... . . T 1 vir. AriThy frhiJ, -.' ..-io AI.-::.<.-.: ASA OTRR1N. ..Bfaaastx. HOCSK, Omotoo, ?H., I I??:? -". ?-.<?- . -;- -. February Lt, 1863; ( MSasaa. P. H. DT-AX? & Co.:-Pisase send usanothei-l ; twelve oases of your. ATantetion Hitters: A? ? morning appetizer, they appear to hive, superseded ev?rythirig ?kW,and are greatly-a?tosUjadU" : *" |', I Tours, eta,, GAGE.& WAITE. Arrangements are now completed to-?apply any de? mand tor this article, which has not heretofore bess -.-> ;?.<?????: - .:."??< ;-^-.'i:-'-c-U ITO ?: ' i iblto may rest assured that ta no eeae will the ctacdard of thc PLAHTATIOIC B?TTXRS be ..._ _ Beery bottle bears. the. facsimile of oar signature-on a>steel, vlate engraving, er it cannot be gen " Any person pretending to sell PzjjrTATm? BrrrXT&s 'in folk or oy (he galion, is a swindler and impeller. Ben art efrefilledbot?es. - See that our Private: Stamp is VnKC TtLAXia) nsw every earle. c.!? ;;:fi';-''- ..' , Bold tar all Druggists, Gropers and Dsalera-thronghofal -the country. . ; ' ','.._ ,. - . .-. . .... j1 " %%, D&AKE fc i?^ Jiew York. Anrii :?t> .... mwflvr - A. -?TfrBXSKERS and -MUS- V-^BaV- i ?PB? W TACHES forced to ?r^H J ? nt?" 'grow upon tho'smoothest SL?j5 . -B^aF isoe in ?rom' three to ,.flw>?3B? 9 ! SSBSSi weeks by using Dr. SEVIG- , fflgMH : SBSBEL NE'S RESTAURATEUR' WBBBV ? ' issraWMr*- CAPILLAIRE,, thc, mott .'rtffijflfflW WBP^ wonderful discovery in roo- .^SHHB^^ "l '':^^F dorn- science, acting upon - ~ym th*Beard and Hair in an almost miraculous manner, kt has been used by .the dito of Paria and Sonden with the 'most (Uttering success. .Names of all purchasers will be registered, and if entire satisfaction is not given tn every instance, the money will be chtermlly. refunded. Pries by mau. sealed and postpaid. *V Descriptive cir? culara and testimonials mailed teen: ' Address BERGER, SHOTTS et CO.. Chemists; Ho- 285 Hiver street, Troy, H. Y., Sole Agenta for tho United States. >?. March90. ....... EXCELSIOR! EXCELSIOR ! mm imess?HATOR, For xlemo-vlng Sxtperfitaons "lair. . .. i TTK> TH2 ?AAD?ES ESPECIALLY, TB?INVATOABLE JL deniUtory p-ccomroende itsalf aa being an aim ont In dispenaible article, to female beauty, ia oaofly applied, doc* not burt) or Injure the skin, but act? directly on the root?... Itis warrsrrt^ toK?niovo ?erperfinorus hair from low foreheads, or from any part of the body, corcplstely. totally and radlcaUy-extirr^Ung ths same, leaving th? ?Un soft, smooth and natotaX- - - Thu is the- only article need hy the French, and la the only rial offoctunl dora!?, tory la ?lstenco. Prto? 75 cents ocr packsgo, sent post! paid to tay address, om rfcaJpiof an order, by M??i BERGER, SHTJTT9 k CO., Che milds, ? ,.?it^?.^..J-j^....r'.^lwsiv?^.zsaii,ii?g(; j . -..'--.'. ??.-r- . ...w.-hvH DRUGS, CHEMICALS, ETC. OLD ESTABLISHED flMli STORE E. H. KELLERS & CO., (CATE PHIN & DORN) WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGISTS, No. 131 MEETING STREET, Thiird. door above Market, HAVE LATELY RECEIVED LARGE ADDITIONS TO their usual stock of pure and fresh DR0GS MEDICINES DYE STUFFS EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN FANC? GOODS FINE SOAPS TOILET POWDERS POMADES COSMETIC? COMBS BRUSHES EXTRACTS. 4c. Comprising invoices from the most reputable manu? facturera- On hand, all the principal PROP BIET AE Y MEDICINES, Including Preparations of AYER, JAYNE, HALL, CHEV? ALIER, DAVIS. WRIGHT, HOLLOWAY, fcc Also, a large assortment of SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS TRUSSES SADDLE BAGS MEDICINE CHESTS GLASS METAL AND GUTTA PERCHA GOODS GLASSWARE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Great attention is paid to the importation and selec? tion of PURE AND FRESH DRUGS, and none other are allowed to ?o out of the Establish? ment. PRESCRIPTIONS compounded with accuracy, and the public ?an depend on the utmost reliability in the execution of orders. E. H. KELLERS, M.D.H. DAER, M.D. March 9 _ S1MILIA SIM1LIBU8 CURiNTUR. HUMPHREYS* HOMOEOPATHIC SPECIFICS aA VE PROVED, FROM THE MOST AMPLE EXPE? RIENCE, an entire success : simple-Prompt-Effi? cient and Bailable. They ara the only medicines per? fectly adapted to popular nae-oo thnple that mistakes oannotbe made In using them; "o harmless ai to be tree from danger, and so efficient ss to bc always relia. Me.. They have raised the highest commendation from tJL and win always render satisfaction. - , . . . oem*. No. . 1, eurea Fewer?, Confection, Inflammattoni.. 38 '?? 2, ?? Worm?. Worm-Fever, Worm-Golo.. 38 ?. " ? ? Crying Colic, or Teething of In ' ffmt* . . , SB " a, " Diarrrioea of Children or Adulta_ 26 .? s, Dysentery, Griping, Bilious Colic. 38 ? a, " Choie, m Horbas, Nausea, Vomit? ing...v...aa <. 1, " Coouzhs. Colds, Bronchitic.... ? . 8; " Nenralgta, Toothache, Faceache.. 38 - 9, Hyndmirt?s,8ick HaadachojVertlgo.. 3S " 10, " Dyspepsia. Bilious Stomach.. " ll, " SoppMsaed, or Painful Periods..... .?12, ""a Waites, too profuse periods. 38 << 18, " Croup, Cough, Difficult Breathing.. 23 " lt, ** SaltfUieitm, Erisipelas, Emptions. 38 ?. ie, in- Hlwmamartlaam, Rheumatic Pains... 38 " 16, ". Fmr aad Ague, Chill Fever, '," Agues.....;. 80 .. 17, " . Files, Bund or Bleeding. 60 18, **? '-Optnaxmyjfana Sore or Weak Byes. 80 ?? 19, ? oauc-h, Acute or Oh mn Ira. Infla. ?ensa-?'..-..-........ 60 u go, " Whooping Congn. Violent Goughs 60 .? 21, " t\Mtt\\m*Vj Oppressed Breathing,. 60 "33, .? Bar Discharges, Impaired Hear ing............ 60 28, " S ero ru la, Enlarged Glanda, Swell? ings. 60 . 3i( " General Debility, Physical Weakness 60 ?? 26, '" Dropsy and Scanty Secretions....... 60 '? 30, " Sea Sicknena. Sickness from Bid? ing...i............-... ca ?? 37, Kidney Disease; Gravel.. . SO " 38, " Senroin Debility, Seminal Emla . ' . slous. Involuntary Discharges.1.00 f 39, " Sore Month, Canker... 60 ?. 80, ?? -Ortaaxy, Incontinence, Wetting - -W..-- - -Bia.. BO .. 81. " Palnfat Periods, even with '? 83,: ?. Staffa rv ag* at Change of Lie _.LOO . ?I ,T . SPH^P"?' ?S*ma- ??- Vitu?* Dance-h00 H Si, .? -Dfptherla,mcTOrated8or?TToat.... ?0 . . - tEfl?l30 FAltHrYCASEs. - 48 visit, macaneo casa aaa book..Vi;. siam SO large vial?, ta.morocco, aaa book.,._ ?no ?0 large vials, rdam cae^.ahdbook....... g.00 15 boxes {Mose 1 to IB}, and -book...._.-.. ...;".. BJ?? "' "VJCTKHIHAE.Y SPECIFICS. ?n*S5??!?:8^^ magievars, withairfecttona.". LOO . J?a-Tho? remedias, by tbs cass or singla box, are .eat to any part of the country, by -Mail or Express, fra? tf charge, on receipt of the price.' Address * . - HUMPHREYS' SPEOTFIO HOMOOPATHIO MEDICINE COMPANY, i - Office and Depot Ho. 663 Broadway, Hew York. Bx. HriMranxrzB is consulted dally at his office, per. tonally or by letter, aa above, for ah forms bf disease/ ..?:;-.'.'! BOWIE & BEOIBE. Wholesale Agents, r-ii."-?-. ..~?z<i -i,. .-No. lol .Meeting street '/ ~W. A. SHLRir?H!. Charleston Hotel. A.W. KPSEL & CO.. Boxall Agents, ?. No. 231 .KING-STREET, 4th dcor abova Market-st. . ? April'la: .?*? "-hivtgrao Cmo Charleston. 8. Ol ?Cnre Suppressed, '&c*s*ve? and Painful Menstruation, Oreen Sickness, Nervous and Spinal Af? fections, Patna Uk the Boele, Sieh Neadac/te, Giddiness, and ell dis-' eases-that spring, from Irregularity, by removing' the cause and all the effects, thu arise from it. They are-perfecUy safe In all cases, su? ffi* ?M** forbidden by direc? tions, and are easy to administer, as. they are nicely sugar coaUd. Thoy should he ht the bands of every Maiden, Wile, and Mothar ? . raorirffT ansjr in the land. u? isWt?Si^Sr-'. Ladies cas address-us tn perfect , Tw^"? confidence, and state their com ;!-fJa??itsfn; foll, as wo treat all Female Complaints, .q.agtd-Drepsre.Meffldnes suitable for all diseases to 1 which iii^y afv eabjtjct.--Tniriy-two page pamphlet. .raasealed envolope, free, - " ? 1 Tbe Cherokee Pills are-sold by all druggists at $1 per box, or six boxes for $5; or they are sent by . ? mall, free of postage. In an ordinary letter, free from observation, by addressing the sole proprietor . Dr. W. E. MERWIN, 37 Walker St., H. Y. N. B.-Cherokee Pula No, 2 are prepared for special eases, when milder medicines fall ; these are sent by mall, free of postage, on receipt of 35, th? price of each boa. ? DB. WEIGHT'S REOTVE&??T?N? ELIXIR, ^?'Vot MAfe, ^^MBBj^gy Cures General Debility, Weak ". ^msvS?i*SsWt/> nest. Butteries- in Females, x -^2*E?sW&%?Z PtJpjtaUon af th* mart and I?3MI??1?S dU Nervoste Diseases. It re ". ^pSSS^H^& stores new Ufe and vigor to the As tkViP^Srri^, tbO bot blood Of i Jtre, tmtmated with ??ria8 Organ* cf Genera '??nett> ttfe"^-so 'does tton,rvi)ufoin?rlmp?ten^an& . thu E?iir rejuoen- DehUiiy. restoring Manliness ;*^?^|erS???- ra! moylag ??riiift/and Barrenness in both oexec To the young, middle-aged, and ?ged, there la no-greater boon than thte-Eflrlr of It gives a new lease of life, causing the weak and debilitated to have renewed strength and vigor, and the entire system to thrill with Joy sod pleasure. Price, one bottle fa; three .bottles |5; sent by express to any address. Our medicines are sold and recommended by all . respectable druggists In: every part of the civilized globe j some unprincipled dealers, however, try to deceive their customers by selling cheap and worth? less componaos In order to make money.: Be not . deceived" auk for these medicines and take no 'others - If tbe druggist does not keep them, write to nt; sad we will send tkam br eiprees, carefully - .. packed, free from observation. We will be pleased" ; io receive leiten with foll statements In regard to any. disease with -which ladlee -or gentlemen are afflicted Address all letters for mediclBea, namph> "lets, or advice, tb the sole proprietor, A ' 1 Dr! W. 8. MBEWTJI, 87 w>B? ?Cs.TT May28 '.- , niwfly OAVEGAJOUNG&MoKENZIS, : y., Kos. M aad 4? Patti B?W? - 8BOBGR E. : YOUNO, . } VSV SOSB, ** Sai0' tSuW^?^r?^o2tt5

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