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MONDAY MORNINO, MAY 18, 1897.
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Th* follow iuH beautiful ?nd touching odo ma prepared
tor tbo occasion ol Uni Memorial Col ob ration n r Lo vc tb
of April, at Greenville. Ala., by Mia? Ida M Purler, and
?aa anns at Ibo chturb enid gibve-yarda wlillo tue gar?
lands of flower? woro bolng placed upon Ibo gravea :
'?'lo seo tho Spring in beauty lying
On our ?ad faced mother's breast, '
Where tho Summer ?uti lice ?miling
On Ibo graven that bear ber crest.
Scatter flowers
Lightly, lest you bri'?', their real.
Mouth rca broexe, ob I lift thy pinion?.
Gently wan tho orange by,
Chaalo magnolia boud thy chal? e.
Laden with thy sweetest sigh ;
Bullio np.m us,
ti bini ng mantled Southern ?ky.
O'or tho land we lorod so dearly,
Heavy fell tho deadly re hi.
Every hearthstone bears ita traces.
Every bosom wears a pain;
They bavo fallon.
But tho brave dlo not In vain,
Ah I wo know tho harvest cometh,
When th? white rob'd angola reap;
Eut tho heart in silent soi row
Breaks and dlea-oh I lol UR weep I
Softly listen.
They are weary, lot thom sleep.
Kins tho awonl, our brothers sheathed lt
At tho King of Kings' bobcat;
Stack their arma, and lay our banner*
Folded o'er each wounded bl oast,
They aro sleeping,
God has laid thom down to rest.
WAH OK NO AVAR I
The following, from a Fronoli point of view, is a
Tory lair alatemout of tho situation :.
Tho Opinion Nationalo, of April 24, affirm s that
it cannot remember in tho history of modem
Europe a moro atrango and moro menacing situa?
tion (nan tho proaont; that ono would almost bo
inclined to hay that aouio outward sud fatal force
had substituted itself for tho will of mankind and
wa? pushing thom on lu apito of thomsolvoa, along
a downward Blop on which thoy cannot slop
?hort, and at the ..d of which war awaited thorn
fatal, Irresistible i I inovitablo. After thin exor?
dium it nara :
"Who wishes for war at this moment? Is it
Franco? Rut only a few wooka ago Franco aoarcoly
know that thoro existed a fortress called Luxem?
burg, illegally occupied by the Prussians, lir.rdly
yet ox tri ca ted from her fatal expedition .to Mexico,
proocoupiod with ber Exhibition, impationt to
apply her roaonxoaa to tho fruitful problems of
publie instruction, attentive to tho questions BO
profoundly agitating the working o?osnos, Frauco
had no thought whalovor of launching in tho baz?
arda of war. VB to Frussia, if wo expect some
boasting ol tho military party, it ?B evident that ali
men of seneo in that country dosiro poa-e. Frussia
needs loas to Bock for any fresh BUOCOSSOS than to
consolidate tbo surprising resalta which abo obi
tain od last year, ix she waa able to devour in a
few wooka ail the North of Germany, oho bas not
yet digested it-eho bas need of time and teat for
that operation. War, for hor, is a eorious game,
in whioh nho bas notting to gabi and much tu lose;
littlo to gain-lor she cannot sorioualy think of
breaking into tho old and solid unity of Franco ;
and xnuoh to lose, boeauso a battle might again
bring into question her conquesta still quito fresh,
and ber unity not yet put lu tho test; u battlo
might moko bor loso what uho had won by thc
samo moans, llotweon two countries BO lillie de?
sirous of war, it would Boom that tho niainteuanco
of penco ought to bs an easy task. Fundamental?
ly, tho question dividing them is of small moment.
Franco bad thought of annexing Luxemburg lo
herself. It now appears that shu renounces tiiat
Idea, and sbo only demanda that Prussia should
cease to occupy it. This solution ought to bo tbo
moro acceptable, to Prussia that Count do Bien, ar ck
baa bcon forced to acknowledge that tho Grund
Dnoby no longer forms a part of tho non-cxiston'.
Germanic Confederation, and tb? t it is oxclusivoly
the property of tho King of Holland. Bnt, in
apito of Hmso good reasons, tbo Prussians aro re?
solved not to ovacuato a fortress which does not
bolong to them, whioh threatens and oObnds tbo
Fronen, which wo consent not to occupy ourselves,
and which wo proposo, as is said, to givo to 1 lui?
gi um. or oven (o raze to tbo grormd. Tho question
ia nothing in iteolf; but what makes it impoesiblo of
solution-inoxtricablc, is that on this imporcoptl
ble point the aclf-iovo and suspicious feeling of
two great mitions moet and como into collision."
Hitting the D-1 round tho Stump.
The salo of intoxicating liquor hos bcon com?
pressed into comparatively narrow limits through?
out Massachusetts, through tho untiring vigUanco
and o (Tur ts of tho Slate UonBtablo and bis corps ot
constables. In Boston tho tables bavo been over?
turned, and tbo bar-rooms, in most instances,
bavo boon vneated by tho proprietors, lint theso
last named individu?is aro in no wiso inclined to
starve, and Yankco invontion lins produced nu
" arrangement" by whioh tboy can still Boll liquor,
escape tho law and mako tbo usual largo profits.
. " Club-rooms," innumerable bavo been estab?
lished ; a hook is kept, wheroin customers enroll
their names and aro thon rogulorly sworn and duly
installed OJ members.
Tho new members then buy a strip of "checks,"
and aro furnished with a koy of a remarkable pat?
tern and peculiar construction, each club seeming
to vio with its contemporaries in this regan).
Thereafter, while the checks Inst, tho boldor
thereof can "bend an oiliow" at any timo of dav,
and also on Sundays. If there ie a Stato Constable
in tho room when a otis toni ei enters, tho "Club
offlcer," who usually BOTTCB tho "mombors," rises
not, and the new-comer helps himself and walks
emt, remembering to give in his clu ck for this re?
freshment on his next visit. A fow SundayB sinco
one of the Slate Constables sat in ono of theso
rooms about tl reo boura, "nd during his "renting
spell"' therein, over one hundred custom ors,
or technically s peaking, " members " carno in and
refreshed tho inner man. Tho official was all oyes
and oars, and ready to toko notes, but bis pen eil -
point was not in tho least " dulled," and ho failed
comalco a "case.". Thoso club-rooms hnvo been
formed and aro patronized by all classes, from tho
"solid mon" down to the newsboy, tho locations
of each, of coarse, doponding on tho social stand
ins' of the individuals interested. Now and then
a liquor saloon is found in foll blast, and wbon
thia ia tbo coso seizures aro pretty BOTO to follow ;
though thero are aomo saloons whore the pro?
scribed liquids bavo boon and aro ?till sold, which
hare not boen shut up. The "clubs " are con?
stantly increasing in numbor in this city, and tho
retail business promises soon lo be confined to
them. In some places in ibo country grocers
keep ' liquor down cellar, and customers go down
to look kt and purchase V salt fish."
[iVeuj Torfe Times.
?tat? Items.
Ooma HOME.-Tho prisoners tb at have boen.
heretofore confined in the city guard house wore
yesterday transferred to tho penitentiary, whore
they will hayo more "elbow room," and will prob
aoly bo of great service to tho Btato and pay for
their boara and lodging.-Phceniz.
DEATH OP DD. ilion ARI, BAVOS F.ABT.B.-This
eminent physician died at his residence in Oreen
rille, on Saturday evening last.. He had been ill
for a few weeks, and much prostrated, bnt tho ter?
mination of bia lifo wan sudden. Jost a moment
before his death, ho waa conversing, and apparent?
ly better; raming on his left sido, tho heart sud?
denly ceased to perform ile functions, tho pulso
was gone immediately. On Monday tho body of
Dr. Earle was carried to tho family burying ground
on Piccolo!_Greenville Enterprise.
Trot GREKMVXLLE BAPTIST CHUBCH.-Tho pastor
of this Church, Rev. Wm. D. Thomas, oxpoots,
with the approbation of his flock already exp re aa od,
to visit tho city of Paris, during next month, chiefly
on account of bia health. His place in tho pulpit
will bo supplied, during his temporary absence, hy
several resident ministers.-Ibid.
A NARBOw Eeo APB.-Mr. 8. W. Sullivan and three,
others, engaged in the construction, of a dwelling
house tor T. E. Rickenbaker, and had it raised ana
under cover, though not woatharboardod, for want
Ct material. At mid-day on Tuosdav last thoy wore
eating dinner inside tho framo, nuder cover of tho
roof, when a Budden gust of wind carno np. and
without giving tho porty any warning, blot the
frame to the earth in a fow seconds. The timi ors
fell all around them and tho shingling covered
them np, so that some had to be drawn ont by tho
neighbors who carno to thoir oasis tan oo; yoi
sarango to say none.were seriously hurt, and only
one of the four waa much bruised from tho acci?
dent.-Orangtburtj New*.
Tax WEATHEB AND THK Caora.-WO have had
magnificent weather for eomo time past, tho air of
early morning being oxhibvrating, and tho nights
cool enough for all to enjoy "nature's ewoct re?
storer." The spring is, however, backward wo
opino, for the crop now planting, and tho late
freshets supervening tboreon, bavo embarrassed
the planter in his operations. From conversations
WO have bad with experienced gentlemen, wo Judgo
the crop will be a abort ono, os they cannot hopo
. tor good stands under tho circumstances. When
?re take into consid?ration, that perhaps not one
fifth of the land planted before the war is now'
under onltivation, with the proapeots of a abort
cop, the yield for tho district may bo estimated.
We aro hopeful that as tho season advances, botter
results may bo anticipated. From what wo can
leam, tho laborers for tbo most part moro faithful,
industriouB and steady,- - Georgetown Time*.
THE GKEKNYILLZ lUmioAD COUPANT.-Ande
tilteram jntrtem ls oar motto on oil quoations of
publia interest, and wo, therefore, cheerfully givo
placo .to tbo subjoined communication, rofemng
lo eomo brief remarks in our local column, a fow
days since. Lot both sides bo board:
"Messrs. Editors: In your ISBUO of tho 0th in
. ?tant, in noticing tho bill filed hy 'certain of tho
morie ago bond-holflors of tho Greenville ond Col?
umbia Railroad Company,'you uso tbo following
language:
.Inasmuch as wo loam that Ibo suit, if sttcccsa
fnl, will result In the destruction of tho road, and
the ?erions embarrassment of a largo portion of tho
I 1 SUte,1 wo earnestly regret that any of tho bond?
holders bavo deemed it necessary to their intercut
to urge their claim?, especially w h on cur affairs aro
otherwise so utterly depressed."
Now. so far from Ihls statoraont being correct. It
la wall known that a large number of tho bond?
holders moving In thia matter aro among the oldest
and best friends tho road over had, and tho idea of
ita destruction growing out of tho proceedings in
: . lUtnl?d has nov or once hoon thought of by thom.
On the contrary, it ls thoir desire to rescue the
road from inovitablo destruction, and plaoo it upon
a sound basis, whereby its friends may enjoy tho
conveniences which wore promised them in its
carly h ta tory.
? All who know tho road, and aro acquainted with
it* poet misfortunes, ' most appreciate [lt pre-'
I cari ons situation between Columbia and Poma ri a,
fuittftoVasUfcwboawept'?wav at any lime by.
freshets; and it LB well known that the ; company,,
vaderIts present difficulties, could never m Baila
li, It is the desire, Ihoroforo, of tho bondholders,
Who hare instituted tho proceedings against the
toan. While thoy protect their own Interest as such,
to place the road in tho hands of a company who
are colo to rebuild it upon a secure and perm aa ont
. . baals, and place upon it such machinery and rolling
stock M will, at all timos, eeo tire to that la?o seo
; ?> tloa of tho State through which lt pass?e a prompt.
-Mst* and convenient modo of travel and trahspor
?litton. ... . ABONT>HOLDXBT<
,, ?pTUOsftt?, B. G. j May 9? .1867,-.fTgen?, (
COMMERCIAL.
low A Co.
Bx porta.
BARCELONA-Par Bramah brig Tnoldabo-1? balea
Upland Colton, 03,000 feel I,urn bor, 9000 filero? 1B8
bbls Tar, 50 hbla Pitch, S3 bbl? Boaln. ' '
BT JOUNS, N R-Per British' ?cbr Na vi ta-05 balee Up?
land Cotton, 71 bbl? Tar, 101 bbl? Rosin. 25 bbli Spi?
rit? Turpentine, ?,000 feet Lumbar, 9000 feet Tim
bor.
BOSTON-POT ?ehr Ooean Peart-ll baloo Ootton, 10
boxen Type, 6 cane? Wino, 3 rolls Bagging. 24 caaos
Hboea, 23 casie nice, 11 balo?Raga ami Paper, 4 bb's.
2kcus. 1 box Brass, 3 bbb) Copper, 3 kegs Lead. 1
keg Wa?, 1 bbl Glass, 37 bhdB, 7 kegs, 35 bbls sud
lot Old iron, 21 crate? and 1? hhde ilonoa, iso.
NEW YORK-Per steamship Gran&dx^-iM bales Upland
Colton, ti bales Domestics, 83 bbls Rosin, 05 i?ck
enca Vcgotabloa and Sundries.Per alcamsblp
Champion-29 balsa B 1 and 112 balee Upland Cotton,
301 bbls Rosin, ?3 casks Clav, 1 balo Wool, IG balea
Domestics, 0 roll? Leather, 3.1 Casco, 3 balea Corks,
C2I bbls Vegetables. 23 boxos Vegetsblos, 101 oropty
Uarrvls, 0 hhda and 1 crate Bono?, 20 cl.esta Tea, 2
lloraos.
BALTIMORE-Per sehr Traver?-70,000 foot Yollow Pine
Boards.
Tho Charleston Cotton Market.
OFFICE OF TUE CHARLESTON DAILY NEW8.1
CHARLESTON, Saturday Evening, Mar ll, 1807. I
Tho market openod at finner rates, which on receipt Of
improved IntclUgoiico from Liverpool became activo ?nd
advancing, prices going up from one to two cenia per lb.,
moat of tho Iota offered being token; ?ale? 259 balea, via :
17 at 21, 6 at 31 ?i, 0 at 32X. 35 at 23, 1 at 3J>?, 0 at 24, 17
at al,1,, 91 at 35, 2 ot 25J?, 45 at 20. Tho market closed
too unsettled to bo quoted.
Augusta Market.
AUGUSTA, May ll-FutAHciAL_G o LD- Brokors aro
buying at 135 and soiling at 197.
SILVEB-Urokcre aro buying at 138 and selling at 132*
BKCUIUTIES-Olly bonds dull st 70c
COTTON-Vory milo haa boen dono to-day. AU tho
naloo vroro dnnn before noon advices wore received, after
whloh holders asked la2o ad rauco on morning pricos, but
no buyers appeared. Bales to-day amounted io 43 bales,
as follows : 8 at 20, 1 ?132,19 at 23, 2 ?t 33ii, 0 st J1 and
7 at 25.
salos of yesterday wera 01 bal os, as follows : a at 19, 5
at 10>i, 10 ataiJi, 10 at 23'L 13 at 32>?. 22 at 33, Il al 24.
and 1 balo Zlppora at 38o. '
Iloooipla for tho peat two days, 90 bales.
Mobile Market. '
MOBILE, May 8,-COTTON-Nothing dono; market
nominal.
MoNBTAitr ARD FnVANOIAL-Wo quote: Oold 137al88
Franc? 3 01.Vi. StorUng-Sixty day? 114. and sight 145
Now York Bight liar choosing, and u discount buying.
New Orleans Bight if discount to par.
New <iiU.im Market.
NEW ORLEANS. May 7.-COTTON.-The markot open?
ed thin morning with . moderate Inquiry, and aa tl o
tono of tho Now York and liverpool adv looa, receives!
later lu tho day, was rather discouraging, tho movcm ent
has continued light throughout. The auppiy was nulli
clent to meet ordinary requirements, and holdem, gon
orally, appeared anxious lo realizo, although mostly
Indisposed to submit to concessions, wbilo the majority
ol tho buyers, on the other hand, wore reluctant to go
OD, unless st modified figure?, and failing to obtain them,
generally withdrew from tho market. Under these cir?
cumstances tho day'? transactions havo boen restricted,
amounting al tho cloao to barely 3,000 bales, taken by
cloven brokera at pricos showing a BO ftc r feeling as to
tho ordinary ?nd middling qusUtlos, whiio tho Inter?
mediate descriptions, good ordinary and low middling,
maintained their previous position.
Roforring to tho abovo remark? wo quote as foUows ;
Ordinary, 19a31c; good ordinary. 22a33o; low middling,
2? aile. ; and middling, 2Ge-. Tho Balee for tho past thrco
days comprlso 11,700 bales, taken partly for tho North
aud partly for foreign export Tho receipts proper since
Friday evening (excluding tho arrival? from Mobile, Flor?
ida and Texas, which aro Included In thou- respectivo
Btetcmonta) embrace 2345 bales, against 2875 during tho
corresponding period list week, showing a dour caso oi
530 bales. Tho exports lor tho samo period embroco 3521
bales, 911 of which wera to loreign port?, and 2010 coast?
wise.
STATZMEVT OF COTTON.
Stock on hand SopL lat, 1800.balea. 102 083
Received to-day. 499 '
Received previously.713.?39-713 158
" . , 816,240
Exported to-day. 1,583
Exported previously.078,883-680,115
Stock on bind.134,835
Struan AND HOLABSIS-Only 15 hhds Sugar havo been
received stn co yesterday; no Molasses. Tho supplies of
the domes Io produotlon aro light, but tho dornend la
very limited, and tho salon ara confined to 41 hhda Sugar
at llj/o par lb for soconds, 13>io for good fair, and 13Ko
for yellow clarified. There ls nothing doing in Molasses,
and wo quDto lt nominally 60a60o per gaUon for ferment?
ing, sud 75o for prima Tho markot h -roll supplied
nilli Cubs Sugar and Molaasos, but In tho total absence
of aale?, wn aro compelled to omit quotations.
COLIN.-Tho market ls quiet, but firm, with a fair aup?
piy to-day. Tho Bales embrace 8700 sacke, of whish 3000
mixed, at ?1 45; 200 do. at ?I 47J<; 2500 white and mixed
ot ?1 48; 200 whilo, 1000 whllo and yellow, and 1800 white
al $150 per bushel. Tho latter price showing a Rtill fur?
ther advance of 5c per bushel.
EBKIOBTB.-The market ls quiet but firm, .The rates
aro ?fe per lb. for colton by steam for New York; lo. tor
Boston-steam Now York ?nd Boston 35c per sack for
com, tXhuMc per bbl. for flour, and $1 for pork. Ball for
Liverpool. 17-82?9-lfjd.; steam for Liverpool, ld.; Havre,
i S'e. for cotton.
Wilmington Market.
WILMINGTON, May 11 -TORPENTTHB-Continue? lo
arrive sparingly, aud solis readily at former quotationB
Kale? of Cl bbls at M for virgin, $3 for yellow dip. and
?2 for hard, per bbls of 280 Iba.
Brinna TunppjrrrNE.-Tho market la Himer and th?
price baa advanced 3c Balea of 87 bbl? at 63o, and lil
do at 55c per gallon.
BOBIN.-Maikot quiet, and price? unchanged. Balea of
only 91 bbl? at 13 90 for strained common, S3 for No 3,
and ?5 for pale.
TAB.-72 bbb received and auld at tl per bb)-boina'
an advance of 10c
COTTON-Ia s chads higher, and market firmar. Sale
of one or two parcels al 31 Jia23o for low riddling.
Ii si Itt ru o re Market.
BALTIMORE, May 0.-Corrxx-The only ?alea report?
ed to-dsy wu 650 baga Rio, ex Brothers, at 17ire gold;
quotations generally unchanged; primo Bio very soiree;
stock or Bio now in first band? reduced to 6000 bags.
COTTON-Market continues dull and nominal in th?
absence ol Bale?, at 25c for Mudding Upland. .
Fi/)tm-Ia dui! but held firm. We hero only to notice
a salo of 160 bbl? Northwestern, choice extra, al 111 25
and smaller lota to the local trad o within our range an?
nexed. Wo revise quotations, rix:
Howard-street bupur and Cut Extra... S ll 25 @I12 25
Howard-sireot shipping Extra. 18 00 S li 00
Howard-street nigh Orad ea. 14 00 B 15 00
Howard otrect Family. 16 00 S 17 00
Ohio Super ?nd Cut Extra. ll 00 @ ll 75
Ohio Extra Shipping. 00 00 Ci 00 Ot)
Ohio retailing.. . 00 00 fi) 00 00
OhR? FamUy... 15 00 @ IB 00
Northwestern Super.0000 fa 00 Ul
Northwestern Extra.li 00 ia tl m
City Milla Bupor....... H BO & 13 00
Olty MiUs, Standard Extra.,.. 18 00 io 14 ?3
City Mills fihipptng brand? Extra.15 00 fi) 16'50
City Mills. Retailing brands.;'l7 M' ?Sn 17 50
Baltimore, Welch'a & Greenfield Fam'y 18 60 X 00 00
BaJ?niorehigh-grade Extra........... 17 60 S 03 00
Bye Flour, new....I ...... 9 00 fia o 25
Com Ideal, City Mills,......V.' e 00 ?) 6 10
GnAXN-Wheal-only 815 bush els offered to-day ; mar?
kot steady, with sales of 316 h uah eda cholos Hxrrlaad
red at $3 60; 100 bushels Inferior at 1ls7x3oriV-aoTO
bushels white ?nd 6200 bushel? yellow received : market
heavy and lower; sales of 4800 bu> bel? white, common
tci prime, $1 MM 34; 8650 huilais yellow at ?1 05; 3700
Western mixed at $121x120. Oats-1500 hush ria of
fared; 3000 bushels ?old at 76a78o. Bye dttU; no sales:
quote $1 65al 00. : .
MoLAsaxa-We report a sale of 66 hhda Porto Elco at
65c Stock light, embracing only a cargo of Cuba and Tl
hhda Porto Rico, Quote Cuba clayed 46*47o; do Musco?
vado 60a55c; Porto Rico COa75o; English leland 6o?70o fl
PnonnoNB-Are firmly bold, though tb? market la
without activity. Bale? are mostly of a retail character.
We report incas pork In lots at ?23 76; prime mes? $22a
22 26; bulk Shoulder? held at 9c; aides packed 10?alic
La-d scarce and firm, at ISO for city, and 10,Vc for West?
ern, for round lota; retail lota Ho higher. Baeon-Job?
bing demand moderate, and prices nne>iiT?fpws via: For
shoulders lOalOHo; rib side? 12al2\c; clear rib 13Ka
l'i.Vc; clear laaia iic-Insldo figuren net cash.
Bros-I? firm, aa before quoted i For Carolina lOJa'a
ll><o; Rangoon 9Ka9Vc W? notice st N?w York saina
of 1846 hage Java Paddy, to go to Charleston, aa giving
evidence of the thrift and economy of Ihn people there
laking for their own wants an Inferior article, and ?and?
ing the heme product, which ls much mora valuable, to
olhsr marketa. , t
I HALT.-Demand for lout from dealers more active We
quote prices firm, rix: For Liverpool fine ?3 10*3 30, as
to farand; do around Alum $3 20 per ?eek; Turk's Island
G2a?6 cents per bushel for lola from store, stock qui ta
light, I
Boo AB.-Market quiet but firm, only aale reported 6?
hhda English Island, for refining, at 10>i cents. No
changa In quotation? for grocery gradea.
WnuxxT.-With some enquiry, wo report yesterday 10
bbl? in bend, at 38 cent?, and to-day 100 bbls at SO cents
per gallon.
New York Market.
uo?m SCABKXT. ' I
Tho New Yoi* Evening lui, of Monday, th? 9th
inst,, says i . .-, ?-.,f ,
Tho loan market la still working a lit tl o closer Tho
accumulation ur unemployed fonds la still aa great aa be?
fore i but tho Bow of currency from Uio West ls le?? nc
tlTo beca usa the forwarding of produce which haa been
loft over during ?io winter la now receiving an imputao
Inward tho eos board from the nsw faculties for tren
sport oflored by thaoperdng of uarigxt?rrn. - I
Hence, a larger volume of active currency 1? required
in tho interior, and the outgoing current of bard?note?
and greenbacks la more nearly equal to th? current ?et-'
ting thia way. Tho consequent chango in tho money
market ia, however, mut ll but beneficial, and Ito ad van ta?
pe ? aro Increased hy the fact that the recent failures In
tho ootton trade, tho expulsion of aomeof tho rvoduce
houses, end the uncertainty a? to whether tho Luxem?
burg difficulties are suacepUbU of a padfio solution hara
Inspired our capitalists and lending institutions with m
discriminating and salutary caution ?
llore U, howtvor, no fear that monetary ?IringoncT
or a disastrous spasm wlU seriously disturb basin*** or
compromiso the stability of our ?pring trade ort tho
contrary, tho Umclvprecaution* which hare boen adopt?
ed are tho beet possible provenUUve* of euch disasters
whllo tho faUuree which havo occ-urrod wUl be felt chiefly
st point? distant from thia centre Cab Loan? sj-o Sa?
this morning, and choice bills pass at 6Ka71i with a
scarcity of approved paper. ),..??
PHODUCP, sLAMrr. "
NE.V YORE, May 0.-Ftvotra, Ac-Tho market for
Wea le m and Slate flour la lea* activo, bnt with Smiled
arrivai? price* of the low grads* ara Sal5c better
Bakara' brand? ore 15al5o higher. '
The eal os aro 7500 bbl? af 911 ISaia 16 for Burwrflno
BUto ; ?12 Mall 78 lor Extra Stat? ; 919 70?18 M for th?
low grades of ?pring wheat Western ix tra 1914 ira]? I0
for ?Upping Ohio; 914 76x15 00 far trad* and family
brandi of Ohio, Michigan, mi ladixna, and 919 80x19i t*
for Si. Louis extras. ' ; '
Routh ern flour ls firm er and fairly active. Sales of 850
bbl? at 918 66al5 00 for common to fair Baltimore and
brands7 Mtr*J1' *nd *18 60,18 tnAa ?*o family
Rye flour la firm. Sate? of 300 bbls at 98 60s? 30 .
Oom mea ta steady and firm. Ralea of 100 bbl a al
?a 15 for city and ?? 75 for Brar^wW ~
cinAiN-ihe wheat mark M1? rather easier for ?rrrina
^ji?i?rXn?**'- m Ss?
club, ?916 for ?uber'.Ule, ?^i^^S
. Barley niait ls in 'idodarmte dm ?nd ftxsd^rtes. mri.
.??*?/. 8*1? or5000 busts at ?1 WuS ?AT ^
Com is decidedly ftat Old ls neglected, and m-'r*.
are somewhat nominal while nsw lillis mon asfiaHa I
and ls lp ?oma demand f? export, Tr?? .
Thoealeairo 05,000 buth now mixed at?120al 27 cW I
Inc at about?! li for good; cid do ?1 35 del ivar od; 'very I
dry new Wtartern yellow at 91 aa dttlrerftxL ,
ImovrtiONs-There hi? been more iolag la pork ai
somewhat higher figure*, th* ruarket clewing firm. '
The saba, raab ?ad regular, ?re 6260 bbb?xi ?n for old
Btaf i. ftrtn ?nd fairly active. Balea of 100 bul??? ?IM
lt for common lo fair plain Mm; ?ITaJl for good (o
choleo Jo, and ?21?23 for extra do.
Tierce I)oof la quiet
Beef Bama arti inactive. "?_
Ont Meats aro fairly act!rn and firmar. Sal??of ?00pkg?
at Bj<c for dry tal tod ?boulder?, and 13*14'io for pickled
l?ame.
Bacon 1? firm. Sales of MO boxes, chiefly ?hort dear,
at ll Kuli Me. ua-ifl
Lard continues In good demand for ablpmont and from
?peculator?, and price* are bl H h er. .
Salo? of 3750bb]s and tc? at l3)<i?13o for No 1 ? lSilSUc
for elly: lSMa13*<o for fair to prime ateam and kettle
dried, and las al3?;c (or kettlo rendered-tho outside
figures fur retail lot*.
Corni!.-Tho market ia rath ar quiet, at ?tr? dy prtoo?.
Bales at ll) li?20c tor Couta Rica, gold.
IUT.-With a moderate dorn?nd prices ?re beary at tl
80?l ?0 for ahlppln.'. and tl OM 10 for retail lots.
MOLAXSCS.--SniaB eales are reported at unchanged
price?.
HICK-I? dull, al nominally unchanged prices.
Scoans-There ba? been a m od ora to business dono tn
nw Sugar?, owing chiefly to tho ?lo rm, but holden ro?
main firm, and lu ?orno instance* ask oven hlgbor figure?,
(?'alea haro been effected of Cuba at 10<i?l 1 >:e. Porto nico
at 12 Ka In hbda, and lOallo In boxes, Refined aro
?toady.
COTTON-Tho market to-day 1? qutol and price? aro
?leady and fonding downward at fro for Middling Up?
lands and 28o for do Kow Or osns and Texas.
WHISKEY-Tho ruaiket is quiet but finn at TO liiSlc for
western In bond.
FOBJOUTS-To liverpool 7600 hil?bala oom by steamer
on prirato term?.
NEW ?OBK DRY GOODb MARKET-For tho week
ending Tuea'tay, May 7.-{Finm tho Independent. 1- Wo
regret to be obliged to report another week of extremo
dullness In tho dry gooda Irado. Ono or two leading
Jobbing house? aro doing an activo business, but tho re?
mainder aro complaining bitterly. Country merchante
seem to bo afraid to buy gooda in tho present Btato of tho
market, fcariug soon a great t?mulo lu priesa. The re?
cent fall in colton, tba cold, rainy weather, war nowa
from Eurolie, and a rory credltnblo disposition ti reduce
?lock and preparo for "bard pan" price?, aro Ibo main
eau ceo which have produced ibo proseut state of things.
Our manufacturer?, particularly Iii woollen goods, aro, aa
a etaia, losing monoy. Milla aro stopping work, and
their owners regret Ibo largo Investments made daring
tb? war to oxtond thoir b usine*?. Tba d aline? i of trade
reported among tho Jobbers la ?till moro marked among
tho commission houses. In many cases they
Sad lt lmpoaslblo to realizo onough from their
consignments to meet manufacturers' aoccptancca.
Brown Cotton Gooda are as a wholo steadily tending
downward. A fow well known popular brands remain
pretty finn. Bleached gooda aro In tho ?ama condition ;
beat makes continuo fl rm, and aro sold ahead, but otb era
aro accumulating In ?took and aro lower. 8 tri poa and
t'cka aro much lower under recent peremptory auction
salon. Prints of bent makes are yet In demand at a toady
prices; others ?ra negloctod. Tho manufacturers hardly
knOwi what to do with .thoir surplus ?took of these
gao??. 'An sue Lio II salo Of lin J o rianon, lt I* f oared,
would result badly. Denims and Oo tte nades hara had a
breakdown of 3*3c per yard, and prloca ara now unset
lied, willi rory limited salo*. PrluUxl lawns are accumu?
lating lu stock, and aro pressed, ou tho market; Inferior
gooda aro a drag, and eau only ba aold at a groat loa?.
Helled Jaco nets aro woak, but ?ro In ?toady inquiry. M Ul?
lin delaine* aro down 3c per yard, and dow heavy ; sloth?
?nd casalmercs are dull," wilma only la ?mall lota) uo Im?
portant demand yet (tom tho dsthfng trade for the fal 1.
i,rills aro weak, but are held moro firmly than many
other Gooda. Carpeta ar* tn activo demand at u aching ed
prices; now spring etyloa aro wanted. Cotton bag? are
lower. Corset Joan? ar i selling to a (air extent, but priesa
?re weak. Brinah goods aro generally ?elllng kt a great
sacrifico, and can only bo disposed of at suction. Preach
and Continental fabrica aro rory irregular in pri?es; nomo
TSV gooda aro saree, aa ls alway? tbo case In thia market,
and they bring a good price, wbilo others ara hard to ?oil
at Boo on tho coat. CollocUons aro botter from tho coun?
try, and our marchants aa a class are in a sound condi?
tion. While they aro losing monoy, a largo majority of
them are ablo lo discount thoir paper or buy entirely for
cash.
Caba markets.
HAVANA, Friday Evening, May 3.-Hunan, OuilD
1 ho Ult advice? I rora abroad, cauplod with rather euler
freights and higher rate* of Exchange, gare moro ac?
tivity to our Bugar market thia week, and a fair amount
of transaction?, principally lu low and medium grades,
wero dosed on tho basis of OX to 7 rs. per arrobo for D.
H. No. 13, tho latter prico baring been freely grunted
?lue? da -- oforo yosterday for good strong qualities.
Mola- ?on Sugar* rules at 4 J{aG ra., according to quality.
There wa* nonie, lack of animation felt within tho leal
lew days, undoubtedly owing to tho Increased stringency
of our monsy market
Mctoovaoo BUGAB.-Tho market remains without al?
t?ration ?ince our last report- Wo quote at 6 Hst! r?ala
Inferior to fair retitling, 0)?a7J{ rial* good to choleo re
fining.
Mouuwxa.-Wo I taro no important salea to report. Tho
market romain* In tho samo condition aa lost advised.
Wo quolo clayed ?'jaSX r?ala V keg, and Muscovado Bk
?0)i rials. lu Matanza* tho demand ll sustained, and
holden aro protending to higher rales. Sale? of clayed
were closed in the past days nt S>je5)? rials. Mu SCOTS do
la quoted ibero at OH nala.
lit trams.-Tba demand thia weak for Europe and Ibo
United States baa been more active than of late, bul at
the c1o*o Ibo market I* rather dull, willi lillie doing for
tho latter quarter.
ExcruHox.-Tho demand thia woak waa: not ?clive,
and tho monoy market having exhibited further al gu H of
stringency, thc advancing tendency noticed at tho dato
of our last waa checked.
MATANZAS, May 1.-Scum, Outran-Butine** open?
ed quit? dull after tho holiday*, and tho advice? from
Europa and tbo United Statua baring proved lea* attlsf&c
t jry than was anticipated, operations up to Saturday waa
of Mlle Importan-e. However, Die advancing len'ency
of Exchanges gave seopo to purchasers to try tb? markot
again, and during theso last three day? soma transactions
bavo taken placo, tho ?aloa adding about 4000 boxes,
mostly Browns and good Cucuruciio?. A good strong
dry arti eic was not obtainable below OJi n No 13, a* ?ell?
en being aware of the circumstances which Inauoed buy?
er* to operate, show much firmness In their views.
Moscova no Hourn-The Inquiry for those doner! ellon?
ba* continued very light, salo* not exceeding 600 nbda,
m a? Hy of refining grades, at price* about th* samo aa
noted tn my former report.
MOLASSES-Tho demand for tbs week has continued
steady since my last report, several now purchasers hara
sppcarrd In tbo market. Tho stock of good sweet Mo?
lasses la fast decreasing, and holden aro pretending
higher flgnroi for lota for immediate delivery. Sales
comprise about SOO hhd? clayed at from 5>??ftj, r? keg.
Muse ovad o lu losa enquiry at OJai ra keg.
Coxtalgneea per Boato Carolina ila ll road.
Blay H.
307 bales Cotton, 73 bale* Mdxo, Sa rolla Leather, ?bbl*
Spirt ta Turpentine, 8 cara Wood, 1 car Furniture, ?nd
sundries. To Ooo 15 Pritehett, E H R?dgen A On, J Coak.
?fi !L? Dowling, Z Davis, Ooo H Ingrthtm, B 0'Neill.
J D Aiken ft Co. Kan a pau x, Iannatu * Co, HI, Joffera fa
Oo, J M Ee*on A Uro, U Kuck. E WeUIng, H R Agent, J N
Robson. J Pruer A Co, M Goldsmith & Son, W A Kayne,
Willis A Chlsolm, G W William? & Co. II Trcncixard. O
Lltxchgi, H F Baker A Co, W B Williams, T A Fuller/Lt
Johnson, Wallace A Bro, J A Robinson, H O A Co, Adam?.
Fro/,1 A Co, W Walton Smith, O O Marttndalo, F O Moy
Fauenstn,
Per tteamthlp Granada, for New York-M J Burton.
J Hooker, II Offeirnard. O Riley, L Buunoll. O Mensing,
lady and a children, Mrs c Desebreck and child, J Berry
T Fitzgerald, B Hood, W B Towna and lady, P Gowen, i
Smith, JW Pickering, T Connaughton, T H Pilot. W
Hunter, S Jf Whitwell. Mrs J M Osborne, Mn E Fitzger?
ald, Mr? Seary ind child. Miss M L Soo?, Mn G DGIs
ment, Mis? Clement, P Feldman, lady and child, m.. <j
Collina. Hrs Errlkson, J Mahoney and lady, Mr? A Clay?
ton ?nd two eliildrai, F A Mainard. TTTT
ljtW_*t**JM^tj Cmamplon, for Now York-Mn Booyffl.
Mia* Bcoyul, W D Bell, BO Parker, ?, L JobaiaonTMl**
Merriman, W B Oro weih E Harnea and lady, Ool J Bl
??SS?' H'S H****ir?* van Hypern, Mn L Morrl?, J S
Gibbo*, J Brue* and ?errant, G ft Gibbon and child. Mit*
SA matte Ml*? J A A Syxotha, CThanoellor Leecsne,
Mit* H I^ngatreet, Mr* / O WtJCdlAy. Mrs PcreTllra
^^"d child. Mila Marshall. Mrs Hatch, Miss Maxy
Gibbes, o W Noyes, lady, 8 cJxUdron andaerrant, Mra
Moore, Mn Col y B Henry A T 87mthe, B J Forsrthe. J
Nswlandand lady. H Merriman. Mr* W M Bird, Mn W
TvixSTfe B ? Muirhead, U Ku cir, lady and child. Rev
Dr Hull, Mrs M Mut.ro?, o Proel, O HojiUngten? Mrs
Voorhees, o Fletcher, M.dame Weteoat, G M0111W Mn
Brown and daughter, Miss White, J G Monett, Mn and
^^aaeraxd, I B FJkin, R Blogllng. J Mc<ioorg0. A G
SE?.? Kelroan, J Kasper, Mrs
H^rkrltx, F Christmaxi, lady and 3 ch lld ron, and - la
P? ?t?amerwy Prazier, from Ediato and Rockville
WE Beeves. W Whalay. E M Wilson, E T Legare, Mn T
?&&#?E U"Wa5*A E ^"^la. Marte
Wlialey. Mia* Eliza Whaley, Hon J Tawruend and dtugh
ter, and IB deck. -
PORT CALENDAR.
ooajixeTxn WZEXXT.
?HASE* O? THE KOOK.
SfwM. aajj. pj^ 20m, morn I ITuB M. I8U1, Ba. B2m.morn
Pint Q. loth, 8b. ?Am, even Last C. aaih Oh. 2m- ?ren
?UT.
mon. j
Monday....
j Tuesday....
li I Wednesday.
"'Thursday..','
Friday... J,
Saturday...
Sunday.
S.. 4
B.. 8
6...ST
B..-9
Bi. "1
S.. 0
0.. 0
e..4?
6..fr?
e..60
e..61
6..63
0..63
A. .68
47718
a.. ti
- S..87
t.: 1
'4..8S
rite*.
,7..68
a.. SQ
4..37
B..1T
.?s. a.
6. .41
7. .38
8.. 8
MARINE NEWS.
PORT PF, OU ARL I? S ON.
Arrived Haturday,
Steamship Falcon,. Bead, Baltimore-left Tuaaday, and
the Cape* on Thurs day morning.- Com'and Milts. To
Mordecai A Co, Courtenay A Tmnholm, Adams, Frost A
I J k W H Armstrong, D Briggs, U 1 mi winkle, Bon
? Bro*. A Blaoboff. R M Butler. H Bischoff A Co, H
F Biker ?1 Co, J Campton A Oo, F Cnriatman, H Cobla ft
Co, Dr Cutter, W Clauuey, J A Cook A Co, J Dothtgo. B
Fe I Oman, Graeter, Lea, Smith ft po, W Gurney, J Heins, <
J H Graver, J'Harkamp ft Oo, 0 K Huger, yenning*.
Thomllnaoa & Co, Jeffords A Co, J ii 1 1) Kirkpatrick, II
Kitti* ft Co', Kflc to ft Chapman, Lauroy ft Ale xi nd er, Il
Levin, Jr, P Lobe, Lunn ft fi telling. J H Middleton, J
Mtntouo ft'Do, J Mehrten?. J N Martin, Mehrten* ft
Wohltman, NEBR,!) O'Neill ft Bon, B O'Neill, J" O
OJ eman, J B Pringle, B Patten!, M M Quinn, E H Rod
geri ft 60, O Reeder, W Roach, O W Steffane ft Oo, L
Behuohert, Boutham Expresa Oo, L Schnell ft Oe, O O
Tmobo, A Tob'jU' Son?, Thurston ft Holmes, O Voigt, 1
B Voller?, Werner ft Ducker. O W Wilhams ft Oo, White
A Sont, J W Wheeler, and Order. Tho Falcon wa? de?
tained by heavy weather In Chesapeake Bay until Thurs?
day.
Steamer Fanni0, Vincent, Savannah, ria Hilter, ncad.
Buufart and Blanton. Mdxo. To Ferguson A Holmes.
Steamar Emilio, Darla, : urannah, via Beaufort, Mdxo.
To W Vf aback ol futxl.
Arrived Yesterday.
Dr aehr Alert, Mano,- Matanza?, ? days. Bugar and
Molasses. To J A Enalow ft Co. The Alen baa expe?
rienced heavy weather from SW to NW, spilt tails, start?
ed cargo, fte, -
Steamer J A Bieren?, Payne, Jacksonville, Fla, 14
boura. Balla?! To th? Master.
Steamer W W Frasier, Torrent, Ediato and Hock ? Hie.
Moza. To J ft T Getty, ant other*.
Clnssred Hatarday,
Blatmahlp Granada, Buraley, New York-Haven ol ft Co,
Rteaxnaalp Champion, Murray, New York-Street Bro* ft
8 pant?b brig Ti Mdt bo, G el pl. Barcalona-Botvaxant ft
Sala*.
BrlUah cchr Nerita, fflueJds, St Johna, H B-Bonaamt ft
Balta.
Behr Samuel H Traver*, Applegartb, Dal ll tn ore-Risley
ft Creighton..
Behr Ocean Pearl, Pearl, Boston-B F Bator ft Oo.
TVent to Seta Saturday.
Htotmth!p Granada, Bonier. New York.
Steamship tTbszouiotv, Murray, Kaw Tors.
Schi Transit, Stetson, Now York, ? >
Behr Napole?n, Nichol*. Philadelphia.
Went to Bea Ve surd ar.
Br brig Albert, Erlkaan, liverpool.
Br sehr Nari ta, shields. St Johns, IT B.
Sehr Mary B Baaks, Smith. Philadelphia
fear TeaacaMe, Creed, a Northern Pert
?ohrN W Smith, Tookar, Majzanlllt, Cab*,
tohr 8 H Travor?, Applegartb, BelU-jaora.
fro ni thU Port. . ,
?teamahrp ??rtrotta. OrowaU, N?w Tort I4ay ?.
Slip Bouteerniligb t*, BOM, liverpool, May IL
Cleared tor thU Port,
rhlp Gelociadt, Miixelly, tl BalUmoxe, KA; !, tor Ubarl*
via tal* port,
lehr Golden aate, Bbatltnd, at nalUmore- Maj 9.
lehr J N Baker, Adtxoi, at PlalladalpMa, May 7,
. a'v?u ?o JBaatar** Owtward.
IMp B C Wlnihrop, Stewart, tl Llrerpoel, April 28.
' iI.iuor.ci?, '.,< 1 A .
Th? (hoolih bark CUouT, DaXUruar. which ?aliad frota
?uU pori for Barcelona, OB th* etti iutft^meti ?
a navy gib loos altar ita tin? port, hi which tho rudder
lecame dJubttd, ana thc waa compelled to pat back for
?fallt.
DP, CLEARED AND HAILED FOR THIS POST.
FOBKtOIt.
m y an roon.
Ihlp RC Winthrop, Blows rt, ?ntered onilward...April ii
jhln Amoila, Conner, eallod......March IS
Dr bark Filia de l'Air. Evana, cleared.March 30
HEWTOBT, UKO.
rho J Coming, Rook a way, Balled.April 10
BOUTIlAMrTOK.
tho Allen, MarteU, Balled.Feb 6
. DOMESTIC
LELFAST, MI.
Brig Proctor, Coombe, aallod.April V
DOB-TOM.
rho Whitney Long, O syce, cleared.April 30
Hohr Richard Vaux, Powell, cleared.May 2
Sehr Deruen, -, up.May 0
HEW TOBT.
Brig A Bradihaw, WookB, cloon d.May 4
Sehr Shiloh. Hubbard, up.May 2
Behr Hclonr, Aldon, cleared.May 0
Behr W B llramball, Hutsoy, cleared.May 3
Behr Myrovor, Hughes, up.May 0
nrajiDixpnii.
Behr Jacob Thompson, Vangant, cleared.May *
Behr J N Baker, Adama, cleared.ajay 1
nALTiAfotux;
Steamship Pa ts paco, Ne ff, lo sall.May 1
Bhlp Golconda, Mlskelly, cleared.May 8
Sehr Foaming Bee, North, cleared.April 22
Behr Shiloh.-, up.April 24
Bohr Ooldeu Gs to. Maaland, cleared.May 9
MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW PERFUME
For the Handkerchief.
A MOST EXQUISITE, DELICATE, AND FRA*
GRANT PERFUME, DlatLUod from tho Rare And
Bc nu ti fal Flower from winch it takes ita ?am?.
MANUFACTURED ONLY BY PHALOH & 80N,
MEW ?OUK.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
ASK FOB F HALO N'S -TAH NO OTT! EH.
Hold by Druggists gonoiuUy, and
Bold at Wholesale by
COODRM, WINEM1N & GO.,
January 21_mlhlyr
ASTROLOGY.
THE WOP IMBUED
AT TTXJS WONH-.UVUI. HkVLLATlONB
MADR BY THE GREAT ASTROLOGIST,
Madame H.^/Y. PERltlGO.
SHE REYALS SECRETS NO MORTAL EYER KNEW.
Sho resto ros to happlucaa th oso who, from doleful
ovonts, catastrophes, crosses tn love, lona of relations and
friends, loas of money, etc., havo become dospondsnL
Sho bringa together thoso long acparated, gives Informa?
tion concerning absent Mends or lovers, restores loat or
stolen property, lolls' you tho buaineea you are beat
qualified to p Urano and In what you will bo moat ru ecos s
rul, causes speedy marrlagoe, ind leila you tho very day
yea will marry, gives y? u tho names. Ilk anons and chAr
actertatlcs of the person, sho reade your vary thoughts,
and by her almost supernatural powers, un valla tho dark
and hidden myaiorlea of tho future. From the alara wo
see In the firraamrnt-tho malefic stars that overcome or
predominate lu Uio configuration-from tho aspects and
positions of the pianola and tho fixed stars in the heavens
at the Hmo ol birth, she deduces the future destiny of
mau. Fall not to consult tho greatest Astrologist on
earth. It coats you but a trifle, and yon may never again
baye ao favorable an opportunity. Consul tallon fee, with
likeness and ail dc?cod Information, al. Partie* living
at a distance can consult tho Madame by mall willi equal
safety and aauafiactlon lo themselves, sa If Lo parson. A
full and explicit chart, written out, with ah Inquir? ea an?
swered and likeness enclosed, sent by mall on receipt of
price aboro mentioned. Ino strictest sec rosy will bo
BasatawaaaaaaV and all oorraa pondon co returned or destroy?
ed. Beierenoesof tho highost order furnished those de?
siring them. Write plainly tho day of the month and
year tn which you were born, enclosing a small lock of
Address, MASAMS II. A. PERBIGO, .
I ,i P. O. DOA wira 2B3, Burr Aio, N. Y.
March 88_,_ly_
AFFLICTED 1
SUFFER NO MORE!
When by the use of DR. JOINVILI.R'S TT.TTTO you
can be cured permanently, and at a trifling coat.
The astonishing aucoeaa which has attended thia In?
valuable medicine for Physical and Nervous Weakness,
General Debility and Prostration, Loee ot Muscular En?
ergy, Impotency, or any of the consequence* of youthful
lndlacre.Iou, rendara lt the moat Tamable preparation
ever discovered.
It wiU remoro all nervous affocUons, depression, ex?
citement. Incapacity to study ar business, los* of memo?
ry, confusion, though ta ol self destruction, fears of Lo?
uant ty. Au, It will restore the app?tit*, renew th* health
of those who hare destroyed lt try sensual excess or svil
Practice*. ti NSfJv- "
Young Mon, be holnbugged no more by "Ctoack Doo.
tors" and ignorant p.acUtionara, but send witbrrat delay
for the Elixir, and be at once restored lo health and bap
plncaa. A perfect Oura is G naran teed in every instance.
Price tl, or four bottles to ono addro?a *3,
One bottle ia auffldent to effect a core tn ali ordinary
ALSO/DR. . JOrNYTLLE'S BPEOXFIO PILLS, for tb*
?peedy Arid permanent cure of Gonorrhcoa, Gleet, Uro
thral Dlachsxge?, O ravel. R trie ture, and ?U afrocnons o
the Kidney* and Bladder, eurea effected in from ons to
Ure days.jj They are prejiered from vegetable extract*
that are harmless on tba ?rit?m, and never nauseate tba
stomach or impregnate the breath. No obaaga of die
ia necessary while mstng them, nor doe* their action in
any tnanneT Interfere with busto*** pursuit*. Price ?1
per box. )*?' f,? ' ..._t?- ,
Elthsr of tho abcrrc-m optioned srtlclss will be seat to
any addreaa, eioariy nealed, and post-paid, by mail o
eiprcas on receipt of prloe. Address ail orders to
. '.i> "f "' BERG KB, SHOTTS at GO., Chemists,
March ?0 ly Nov 2W lDrer street. Troy. N. Y.
Thsro cometh glsd Udinga qi joy td all
-. Tb yqung and to old, to ?neat and to email;
The bovu ty w hieb, onoe waa ao rpwcdooa and rara.
I? free for all, sud all rosy bo lair. ""'
Il y tnt e use or ".-...,-'
CHASTELLAR'S
. - v- rt'-MAlOal^nrv.- ?
. : I .. l.l'.il ro-e:' '.'I. ll V ?..ff'.!) I! '
For Improving and Beautifying the Oomplexion, ?'
Tba most Tal nab le and pert oct preparation in nae,'for
giving tba ?kin a beautiful pearl Uko tint, that Ls only
found in routh, It quickly remoras Tan, Freckle?, P?n
t'ce, lUcitrhos, Moth Pitches, Bai.ownens. Emptions,
and ail Lmpuri?e? of the ?fan, kindly heeding tho samo
Jeeringth? ?MnWhite and clear aa alabaster. Its nae
cannot be. delected by the closest scrutiny, and being?
Yegctablo preparation la perfectly hannie**. It ls tho
only article of tho land used by the French, and ls con?
aldered by Ule 'Parisien aa udlspeneablo to a corf sol
toilet. Upwards of 30,000 bottle* wore sold during tho
patt year, a sn Kl cl ont guarantee of lt? emcaoyTPrio*
ord?? oT^*: b^rm*U' P?,t-P?u< on receipt of an
Li^V^^W:I?WM8?WWW * CO.. Chemlstn; 1
" . " . 385 BiTar BL, Troy, S. Y.
March 80. . ^ , . t , .lyr
CRISPER COMA. . r~~
Ohl ?hq w?* beasxUful and fair,
.. With ttaiTj oye*, ?nd radiant hair
Wheeo ctnrRng tendril*, eoil entwined, .
Enchained the very heart and mind, \
t.'xlIriPKUC0.11A, * i;,',,
For Oiariiog ibo Hair of either Sox into Wary
and Glossy Ringlofai or Hoa*y HaaalVo
Carla.
BY USING THIS ARTIOLK LADLB 1 AND GENTLE?
MEN can beautify tbemeeJve* a Ouyoaaad-fbld.
It ls tho only artlclo In Ibo world that will cori straight
heir, and, al the ?ame timo giv* it a beauUfuL gtojsysp
pe arar. oe. Tho Crisper Corns not only curls the hair, but
Invigorate*, bcentlfiea and cleanse* itt is highly' sad de?
lightfully perfumed, and Ia the moat ce mnM article of
the kind.ever offered' to the Any rican publia. Tho
Crisper Ooma will ho ?est to any address, ?salad and
postpaid for IL
AddrtM ?Herders to . i J..
W. L. CLARK At CO., Cft em lit*.
??ifV? ' Ko- 3 Weat Fayette . tra et, Syracuse. NTY.
. Marah 80 , ,:;j-jir' / i 1/.. lyr
EXCELSIOR f EXCELSIOR !
? 01^STE?L?B-'S ' .
HAIR EXTERH?NATOR,
Voir ?lenaoTi a g Saperflnoxxa Hair. ? ' ' .
TtO THE LADIES ESPECIALLY, THT8INVALCABLE
JL ' depilatory rocommends Itself aa being an almost bV>
llspenalhl* artlela to fe maje beauty, ls easily arrclled.'
looa net bum or int are the ?kin. rmi acta directly on the
-cots. Ul* warranted to remore aapernuous hair from
ow foreheads, or from any part of the body, c?mr<l*t*lv
0 lally and radically exUrpating tho same, leaving th*
Oda *oP, smooth and mUrxraLThl* Lo th? osiy^St?cOe
1 ?ed by the French, and ls the cml^reAl 'effectual AvSZ
cay la ?nortino*. Prioo lt cents per paokaar*. aabioost
*id to ?ny ?ddrtas?on rr^rerptpfS orderTby
March80 Iff '^aaiWE^i?,',fty.H^r,
2FFICE CLEBS OF CO?NCLL.-THE FOLLOrtlNG
cUateof Bee acm 1 of an -CrrdJ naneo V R?l? flan,
s far the yo ir 1807," I* pvbllahed for the LrnoWUcn
.cirStd^nUlof1^0earylJ:r?tjs?m^r*oti7?Lr? l'ar?bv .
otified to report at this offloe. : .. ..mT-i sTT*?*
tid^^.^^^^ i
h4*w?.-'Vf'r-. H >;'.'.;;'?;ir.' Kur-?tttf ? ,3llS
.'. ?.. . '. ti- ut .?.' . -'.'> a?-j' '.V.ifr?ijt. t
GB ICKBRlNCf & SONS,
..J^mr+f * - ..**,?**.. %\f-&*t?m********** io*-* *-.-.;? .
ESTABLISHED 1828.
MANUFACTURERS OF
Grand,
Sauare,
And Unrig'ht
PIANO FORTES.
WARE-ROOMS,
NO. 662 BROADWAY
NEW YORK;
CHECKERING it SONS'
Grand, Square and Upright
PIANO-FORTES
A BX NOW. AB TBS! EV Wi SAVE BEEK. CON
?\. BIDXaSD UM bMt LD A merle*, hiving bMD
^ ?warded
BHTV-F1VK I'll 17. K HKUALS,
Cf which fonrteoc im* received io tba meath: of Sep?
tember and October, 1965, and lint premiums ovsr ill
competitor* kt the different prloolpal Fair* In thia
country, and th? PBIU MEDAL at the
WORLD'S FAIB, LONDON.
TH AI, Fl B HO 'H tIPmiON.
X ooo alder Oh lek or lu g A Bona' Plano?, beyond com,
paruron, the beet I bara aeon tn A mor loa.
B. Til ALBEBO,
Chairman of Jory on Mnalcal Imtrnmea
GARD.
It la with fooling* ol pride a* American manufacturer!
that wo publtah tue (chowing testimonial*, which har*
been received by aa recently :
KTJIIOPKAM TK.HTI MON I A I.H.
Received during the month of August, 1860.
Lo Know, July as, 1B6T.
Mrtttt o moxams o A Sosa-Bent*: I bave muoh
ploaiure lu enclosing a document slgood by the Drat
composera, most dana and professor* In Europa. I held
your Plano* ta such high estimation (rid* my or.riif??
cele ) that I fslt lt my daly to take ono of them with me
to Europe, to aa certain toa opinion of my prof??.Ional
brethren. Tb* esoioaod certificate will prove how
unanimous they have bean on the ?abject. I beg to
forward, at th? same time, a lotter I received from my
friend, air. Collard, whioh I am Bur? must be gratify
bur to you.
I har* tb* boner to be, gentleman, your* very truly,
JA kl UH M. WEH LI.
Loaroos, January lt, 186?.
Janus M. WtXli. Er?.;
Mr li zan But I cave great pleasure In asking yoolo
conroy to Mesare. Chickenng tba oxpro-alon or my
highest approval of their Instrument. It ia, I con.lder,
not merely the best Instrument of American manufac?
ture that I bare tried, bat one ol th* fi a*st O rand Piano?
forte* Hm ha* erar ooma under my cbaervalton; and
the Masar*. Ohl ck erl?g may wall be proud of having
turned out from lb slr manufactory an Instrument
which, for touch, quality, power and workmanship, ll
would be very difficult to carpa** la any part of the
wide world.
Dear slr, very sincerely your?,
OHAS. li. COLLARD,
Pinn of Collard A Collard. Piano-fur ta Manufacturare,
London.
Lo sro a, August 23,1866,
Jama kt. WiXU, Esa.:
Hr Data Stat Aa yo? ar* going back lo tba United
Slate*, I moat beg yon to remember me kindly lo th?
Mesara. Ohlckerlng. Tall them I was delighted with
their Orand Piano-ton*-os food an iaitrv-nen-i, / iAwii
OS vax ever t ur asa eui, beth (n KwA and Ur \
Wtabing you, Ac, I remain ererli dy.
Ii F. BROADWOOD,
Pinn of L Broadwood ft Bona, Piano-forts Manufac?
turara, Loudon.
LOWDOB, July 30, 1808.
Meurt. Okiekerin? st Sans:
Gurra: I have Jost been Invited by M ou rn. Collard to
try a Qrand Piano-fort? manufactured by yon, sod 1
har* no h asl hui on In endorsing- tba opinion ol my old
trisad, Mr. a D. Collard, TIBI That lt U the fi nott In.
abrumen11 erer played oo.
Bailare ms, gentleman, mott nUthluily y oura,
J. L. HATTON.
PutioieA?all frtm* tXt saot? diitrn^uuKed ArtUis in Afurepi
U MUSTS. CXiciering et Sens: '
Lox DOB, Jury 36, 1866.
Daring played upon a Piano-forte mad* by Mootra.
CLUckering A Bens, of Boston and New York, I hara
much pleat-uro in testifying to lt* ganara! excel 1. n oe.
For tiree tn et* ' and brUllaney of ton*, dailoaoy ol
touch and magnificent pow or for concert purpose*,]
eonaidar it a really Okuan PiAHo-roara, AKD SIODIO
tvs Tana aster I HATS UH or '"""'? Matre r A cr u aa.
ARABELLA OuDD ARD. Ol CLO RKQONDL
O. A- OSBOBIUL ALFHXD J A?LL.
W. KUH*. LINDSAY, BLOPRB.
JULES BENEDICT. /. MOSOHKLEU,
WL W. BAL rx. Prot, of Oeutar vat otra de
OH AB. ttAt.t.w Lal UBI*. -
HRINLHY BI un Alina ? a. A NTH UR OHAPFKL.
BENS P AVAHO ER. Director of Monday Con
8YDNBY SMITH, certa, Len fiori. 1
Amrang th* chief polo ti ot sxcellaco* of the Oblokn
Ing Plano*, of which speak tba renowned artista In their
pong-rate I tte ry tsatlmimlsl* to the Maura. Onickering,
ara tba gil*tts! pottibl* depth, riana eu and volume of
tono, combined with a rare brilliantly, clearness and
pe react ?vanne** throughout th? au Ur* ?calal and,
above an, a surprising duration of ton nd, the para and
sympa mallo qoallty o? which nrrar change* under tb*
-flaoat dalloat* or powerful touch.
Daring tha pattlcrty-threa y**rt thia firm ha* mino
SC.OOO os.
Ia th* ccmtirnctlcn of whleA they har* lntroduoed every
known and rabot?lo im pro r tm en t. Tba/ bava invaria?
bly boah tel oe tod and used by all of th? world's a*
|sj?i?f?t>at neat artista who bara rial led thia ooontry
profusion ally, both for privat? and public usa.
T11A L li E H O .
. I ?awatawtwt Chick Bring ft Boaa' Blane?, bayena com?
parta on, tba beat I bar? ?Tar atan In Amarlo*.
l'j.-V.V l.-.iln'l .-ii. . a .-?-?*! :-o . .' itx-ii I
! ' ?WWIOII? lita > J t>" r f 1 '?> :
^Ioont^tr^O^lokarlngft Bona'Pianos*uparior to any
: They ?rn unrtrtued tor their tinging qotlltlss and for
tb? barmonloot roana nea? of their tapa. - There ll a
perfect homogeneity throughout all the register*.; Th?
apps? note* ar? ranurkaBlo for a cl samoa* and purl ly
which I do not find la any other Los trament, w Mle the
bato lt dix tinga libed for power without har* bx eat, tad
for i magnificent sonority.
?I .--. >. ;.L . .-;..' vt ..
I ... VVKIIM. itv*1 ?
: .^.^| ?is
.?.fevii'i'i! ...?.?a-rt.*.) -?'.fri!a .j.vr ;>.. .. , l! j :.
. Your Plano* ar? wu parlor to any I neva aver s MU? m
th!* country or In Europa. . .
I bare never heard a tons so perfect; lt yields ?very
expression thal ta notdad In' motto, and fla eua ll ty lt
otpabh ol chang* to meet erery sen Um ant. Thia la A
rare potr?T, ?nd ta dasind' from tba perfect purity of
lie ton*, together with iii aympaMio'Je, ela ?ile ard wall
bal snead touch. .. . . , > . .1
POZSA?BRI.
During tee patt eight j ear? I bars cona lin Hy played
apoa tbs Joally celebrated Era rd Pianos) your* an. tba
only Int truman bs tba! I bava found, el th ar nar* er In
Europa, to equal thom Iq all their point* of exawillaao*.
It aaa* be stUifaetery to our patTona aad tricada
amengua pa Ule u larg? to etat? thai teat intentais bara
baan Motivad from all th* leading artlata who bair?
?lilted or ar* now residing lg tba Unit ad State*, a fs w of
whew? usmc*, baelde* those above, re append:
LEO. ca M HY KR. > ?. ODr/TAV t?ATTHR.
ALFRED J A AL. J. BENroiOT.
H. rtMVtmoy. H. 8TBAI080H.
B, HOFFMAN. JULLTBJI.
i ?i??"tty??* .' ?VBTHUB NAPOLEON. ! .
And many other*. , . .
^?r; ILLUCTRATID ALBUMS ABD POI Ott LISTS
BY MAIL.
....... WARE-ROOMS,
.n .... .i.|..^5...^iivt.V..?-.ifi-v-;- .... - - j ,.
No. 652 Broadway,
- # E w. y o. 151 ?
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>:H'htf 'ai ;..?..' &?-:-a - '. . i.,-<
? ...:vy - ;.;
'.f.i.?l -..Kl ..;tlU.' ???.Jr. "./>yt-:%<.t ? .
.9M??aWi,..,,<. .Al\>< . III.- .?stflstav1 .
v*I*w.1 .....i.'.?-' r-. l/ti--. ?-e fi? -1 .'.'/ia I s''
.-..UMI.. . J,*-J. . I .-is^. .' ?. k?- <fl <C~? (j I
i ?5-1 V. ii '.' ??.?-'Ll ir.\$.?u.>r..h*.c.>J \\
" .'. li Si ./'UV .? k^^allaUri .. . .?i-Mt.af! lil.
17. ?il If ?OK. H.
WU HA VI". NOW IN STORK THU KOLLOWIN?
NEW AND CHEAP GOODS,
?nDiT8, BLEACHED AND BROWN GOODS, 12jc, 1!HJ.. 20O.
' "TfT PRINTED MUBLIN, CAMBRIC MULL?AN 1 H.
OHOANDIKS, LAWN AND GRENADINES
ALSO,
rUK FINEST SELECTION OF WHITE GOODS AND HOHIEHY, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. YET OFFER BD
AND AT BRICES THAT CANNOT FAIL TO BLEAR li.
C I T Y 'J' R A I) 1Z .
?TE OFFER, FOR A FEW DAYS, A SPECIAL AND BEAUTIFUL LOT OF DRESS GOODS, AT Ma PER YARD
A frcflh oni i-ly of G...xi? received by every Hlcamcr.
Partios vrbu wish cheap Gooda will please exaiuluu our Mock bofore purchaaluK olaewboru.
E. SCOTT & CO.,
No. 229 King Street,
Next to Adgcr'8 Building, opposite Urufocr & Martin's Grocory.
March 25 mvrf2mo
DRUGS,CHEM 11 ALS, ETC.
"A rmlte wu OD nor lip-health wu In bet look
itrengtb. wu In ber step, ul lo her hand?-PLAUTS
noa Brvrzae."
8. ?.-1880-X.
A few bottle? of PUKXATIOM tttrrxcj
Will oar? Nervous Headache.
" Oold Eitroojltlee end Farorlih Lip?,
" Boar Htura ?ca. ?nd Fetid II rt? th.
" Flatulency end Indigestion.
?' Merroo? Affection?.
" CxceulTOFatigue?nd fibort Breath.
" Pain orer the Eyes.
" klental Despende-noy.
" Prns tri don ! Groat Weaknosa.
" Ballow Complexion, Weak Rowele, ata
Which aro tho ovidenoea of
LIVElt OOM PLA INT AND DYHI'EPBlA.
Il 1? eattmated that seven-tenths ot al] adult ailments
proceed from a deceased and torpid Hirer. The biliary
a?oreiicss cf tho liver overflowing into the stomach pol*
.on the entire aystem and exhibit the above symptoms.
After long research, we aro ablo to present tho most
remarkable euro for those horrid nightmare diseases,
the world has ever produced. Within one year over six
hundred and forty thousand persons have taken the
PLAKTATIOB BiTTxaa, and not an instance of complaint
has come lo our knowledge I
It ls a moil effectual tonto and agreeable stimulant,
salted to ?ll conditions ot Ufa.
The reporta that lt relic? upon mineral subsan?os for
Ila active properties, are wholly false. For tho satis?
faction of the public, and that patienta may consult
their physician a. we append a lia! of Ita components.
OALISATA ti AUX.-Celebrated lor over two hundred
years in the treatment of Fever and Ague, Dyipcptila,
Wsalmeas, ?to It wu Introducid Into Europe by the
OounUsa, wife of tho Viceroy ol Peru, in ICto, and
afterward? sold by the Jesuit? fer fas enormous price ol
Ut earn utigK t in rutter, under the name of Jetuil't Fmo
den, ?nd wu finally m ado publie by Louis XVI, King
of Franco. Humboldt makes especial reference to Ita
fsbTlfugo qualities duriog bi? South Ameiicau travel?.
aixOABtxXA BABX-For dlarrhoaa, cobo and diseases
ot the stomach and bowels.
D ABD arnon-For Inflammation Of the loins and drop
loal aifecUooa.
OnAatomm Frowins-For enfeebled digestion.
LATXUTOKB Fxowani-Aromatic, aUmulant and tonto
highly Invigorating In nervous debility.
WucrxnoaxKJf-For scrofula, rheumatism, etc.
Amax-An aromatic carminative; creating flesh,
muscle and milk; much used by mothers nursing.
Also, clove- tc J s, orange, carraway, coriander, snake
cot, etc
8. T.-1860.-X.
Another wonderful Ingredient, or great nae among
the Spanish ladlee of Mouth Amorica, Imparting beauty
to tho complexion and brilliancy to the mind, la yet un?
known to tho commerce of tho world, and wo withhold
lt* name for tho prosent.
IMPORTANT OERTOT0ATE8.
Boo H sirran, N. F , December 38, 1801,
Messrs. p. H. DOAKS AI Go.-I have been a groat sui.
rorer from Dyspepsia fer three or four year?, and had to
abandon my prolesslcn. About three mouths ago I
tried the Plantation Bitters, and to my great Joy I am
now nearly a well maa. I have recommended them In
several canes, and, u tar u I know, always with signal
benefit. I am, respeetfuUy yours.
Ber. /, B. OATHOBH,
Pnii.AiJKL.aniA, 101h Month, 17th Day, 1882.
ltxapxoTKD FHIZHD:-Hy daughter hu beea muob
bencntted by the nu of thy Plantation Bittere. Thou
wilt tend me two bottle? more.
Thy friend, ASA ODBBIN.
BUXRAIAW Bonax, OrrtOAQO, III., I
February ll, 1803. t
Ma????. P. H. DBasra At Co.t-Plosau ?end ..s another
twolre cue? of your Plantation Bitter?, A? a morning
appetizer, they appear to nave sn pe ra od ed everything
eue, and are greatly esteemed.
Tours, ato , GAGE at WATTE.
A mage m en ts ?re now completed to supply any de?
mand for this article, which hu net heretofore been
possible.
Th? publio may reel aaa ur ed thal Lu no eua wlU th?
perfectly pure standard ol the PLAST Axion BrrrXBs be
departed from. Boer y bottle bean (Se fac-iimllc of our
tignaturt en a ttcel plait engraving, tr it connel ot gat?
um*.
Any pexton preUt?ing lo tell PLAJTCATTOM lt man? in
bulk or by Ott gallon, it a twincUer and isuwifer. if cn fl rv
cf nJUled beutet. See tkat our Private Stamp it Usnro
rrXATKD over every cork.
Bold by all Druggists, Grocer? and Dealer? throughout
the oo un try.
P. H. DRAKE & CO.. New York.
april io mwf'-v
(WI.
OLD BIP VAN WINKLE GDI.
GOLD MEDAL SHERRY,
POST AND MADEIRA,
HARVEST BOURBON,
WHEAT NUTRIENT,
OLD HOMESTEAD BYE.
IN ADDITION TO OUR B0BTNES3 07 BELLING
WINES, etc, in original packages, and In order to
Insure to conrumera Pure Liquor? in ? compact and con?
venient form, we commenced th* enterprise of bottling
?ad packing in caaee our web known Wino?, Brandis?,
Whiski??, Aa, and bara seat them out in a atyle that
would preclude tba possibility of their being tampered
With before roaching the purchaser. The general appre?
ciation and gratifying neceas that bu rewarded our
effort? hu encouraged us to maintain the standard u re?
gards quality, ali o to make Increased effort? to retain the
confidence and patronage which bas been so liberally be?
stowed upon us. BTHINOEB st CO.,
[Pan hilined 1778.1 Importara ot Wines, Am.,
' ' No. IS Buver street, Now Fork,
i The above popular gooda are pct np in cases contain?
ing one dossn bottles each, and ara sold by ?U prominent
Druggists, Grocers, Ac.
OplntoBve of trie Preu.
The name of Blninger k Co., No. is Bearer street, ls _
guarantee of iba ?xket and ll taral bulb of whatever they
reprenant-?y. T. Omet. Advert tier. ?
The importing house or Blninger k Co., No. IS Bearer
street, ts conducted upon prlndple? of integrity, fairness
sad the highest honor.-Ar. F. Evening Brpreu,
GOODltlOH, iVINEMAN & CO..
NO. 183 MEETING STREET,
Opposite Charleston Hot
! H_u ? M he, and
BOWIE & MOISE,
1 SUCCES SOUS TO KI WU ab CA8SIDEV
. ' Nc ICI MEETING STREET,
' Wnolaealo Agenta, Charleston, H.
JmuArrSO_ , .. wfmSmoe
pi coBMDijm ? IN iii
RODRIGUES
T?LlilC ELIXIR SPECIFIC.
rVJR TllE cORB OF CONarrfcTPTlON, PAINS IN THE
C CREST AND BIDES, DIFFICULTY Ll BREATH
NO. BRONCHITIS, CATARRH, ASTHMA, COUOHS.
LEMORRHAGE, and an affections of the binga.
Thia great rvvivifyar la offered to the public that ail
rhojrul avaU therr^elTea of lu remedial power may be
?cr. cz tren.
It only rtxjulr?? ?fahr trial to confirm ita tnraluablo
^L^t^?7?r~^th^F19h.Tch ehannelof the ?.unjan
Tganliatfoil a rostered vitality. It Invigorates end em
.uej the Lung? with hrajlhful elasticity ; restores warn. lh
-blebll their cillai elem.nl; rouai'tnf^uTvi
?il?^ri?L;T,*U ?! tobeaiynxruiea and
nrichee the blood i reg?lalas tba circulation; Induna
^?t^i!t^fil!7J!!7 aoo??^"??i Clmaria pr?tant In
ba malady ntimmS aa Consumption, and hitherto
ecmad hopeleu and Incurable. '
ThU compound ls pen ?elly safa, pessseasdnr neilber
arootlo nor emetic propcrtlei, wh?h unfortuS. Mirare
hwajraemployedu aaumiils bk ?very r^persaemfor
* ir?toting ?ad debilitating conaeqtunc**, only con
?ta?an t. ?ngmentlng'innTsrin^ ??
Ubdwthsi influence of this approrsd and toraluabU
5*5^??i? moat distressing Coughyiltd?, difficulty In
i?*ttBu: md pain? and ?or*ne?T lubaide, hemorrhage
,ar~.t~l ? - rtr?usLh r??iubllahed.
QLK BOTTLE ?L?
north wart corner SOCIETY
trat tba principal Drajgirta.
?K08. i*. AGNE W ,
?Wm wmgm pit**- pm? -.?:
Vi tm t? m vixMMiiWioa^ ooa. at WAI* .
" ;<b\V '.v?Bt. . !:\ '
ffifc^ ? '"i A . .'<'.. ."
jj??U?ta^wtr,! % - i
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DRUBS, CHEMI0Al8?JTr?_
SARATOGA
'EXCELSIOR" WING WATER.
TIRE WATER OF THIS KPRTNO 18 It ELIE VED TO
I bo unequalled by thet of any olhor ID tho fsr-f anrod
ralloy of Saratoga lin virtu ca aro ouch aa hare secured
t tho high encomiums of all who bavo used ti, poaieas
ng, as lt docs, In an oniinent dogreo, cathartic, diuretic,
dteratlvo aDd tonio qualities.
From H AM UK L HENRY DICKSON, M. D.. Professor
Praetloo of Physic, Jefferson Medica) College, Phlla
1 el ?ib.1 a, formerly of Charles ton, S. O. :
PuiUMiKLi'iita, November IC, 1B80.
I bara been for a year or moro past lu tho habit ol
axing Ibo water of tho "Ezcolslor" Spring of Saratoga,
iccuatoruod during tho groat portion of my Invalid lite
a uso tho different waters of tho several fountains which
joli up along that remarkable valley, dependont, lndeedj
ipon thom tor much of Ibo comfort I enjoy, I am Batta]
lod that tho Ezcolslor Water ls aa well adapted aa any
3tuor among them, if not moro so, to tho purposes for
which they aro generally employed. It ts very tgroeablc,
strongly Impregnated with too carbonic acid, lively and
tparkllng. * * * I can heartily and conscientiously
roca turnend lt to all who need a gentle cathartic and
diuretic. SAMUEL HENRY DICKSON, M. D.
Thu Waler ls put up In Pint and Quart bottles, and
packed In good order for shipping, Plots In bore, ol
roux dozen each, and Quarts in boxes of two doxon each
SOLD AT WHOLT-aALS Ot
GOODRICH, WINEMAN & CO., j
Importers and Wholesale Druggists,
No. 1B3 IIEBTINO STREET, :
OPPOSITE CHARLESTON OOTtX.
HOW I K & MOISE,
No. 151 MEETING STREET,
Oppeslto Charleston Dotal.
And for salo by first class Druggists and Hotels.
January ia_ Orno
tSlAIILU SIMILIBUS COflANTUB,
HUMPHREYS'
iioracKUPATiiic SPECIFICS
H ^vSSL?"0' ?ROM THE MOST AMPLE Eira
AX BIENOK, sn enUrosucocse: Simple- Proiuot- Km
lient and llellable. They are tho only modiolnaa par
ioctly sdapted to popular usa-so simple that mistake
sannot bo mado In using them; io harmless as to ix
tree from danger, and so efficient as to bo alway, relia
"}?. ?h'7..h*.V6 ,h" ?"labest commendation fror.
all. and will always render saUafacUon.
So. 1, cure* Fevers, Congestion, Inflam n3aUont\?? J
3, " worin* Worai-Fover, v. orm-Oola.. %
Dlatrrbee? of Ohlldren or Adult*.... 31
II ? " Uyientrry, Orlplng. unions Golla.. M
,1 j| H Oli?le.* Morbos, Nausea, Y?mlt
.? 7 Conans. Cold*, Bronchitis. J
.i e' " Nraralgla, Toothache, Faceten?.. Jj
9 II Urniltvc hrs, Hick Uc^lachMTorvbxCL. 1
.? ip! II Dyapepalra. Bilious Stomach.. I
.i il, .< Suppressed, or Painful Period*..... J
.i ix II Waite*, too profus? periods. I
is ig M Croup, Oougb, LUScalt Breathing.. I
? li! " Bali Mbenm, Erisipulaa, Eraptiona. B
H u " lUiesassaattlaia, Bbeumatlo Pain*... 7]
i. .. Fsrer sand Atrae, Chill Fever, j
Agues. SJ
?i ir H rile*, Blind or Bleeding. JJ
'. le! " Opibalmy, and Bore or Woak Eye*. I
ia is, .. C*W?f-h, Acute or Obrenlo, Infla.
M 30 w li o'? pl ? K Cou ?li, Violent Cough? I
" 3l' .. Ast luina. Oppressed Breathing. I
ii ga, H Bar D Ucl inri; ra. Impaired. H sar*
M ?J, .. Heiofliin." ' &??rged 0?tD?. Swell
lan....I..., I
M 3t ?' Oenerai Debility, Physical Weaknoa*
n aa' <. Dropsy an* Scanty Seoretlona.......
? asl .. Ben si.micas. BlcJxnea* from Bid
II M ii lAldtiey I) I ur aie, ? ravel. I
? is' M Nervous Doiillity, Seminal Kmis
alena. Involuntary PlsoAarge*.1.1
? JO .. Sore Blouth, Canker. <
sj JJ? ii Urinary I n run tl n f nc*. Watling
Bed.'?ir 1
M, Pia In fuf Period*, ?van with
?a gi .? B*&&??l&
? S .. Rplleptf, Bpasm*. ?> Vlbi*^D*noe.L
II ?J H DfpibVaaa.UloMatMSoraTroat,... I
P ABU la Y CASKS.
itna?, morocco cate and book......,$10.1
? large rial*. In morocco, and book. 0.
M Urge vial., plain cate, and book.,. ?.
15 boira (Noa 1 to IB), ?nd book. ??.
VBTER1HARY SPBOIFICB. \
kUbogany eaaea, 10 nala.\,Vtt\
sjxifll* vials, wlih direcUou.:"VV 1,0
^T?eae remedie., by the
ant to tay part ortho country, by Mailor k*pr4**. fr*
Vfehar?Jon>eeelptol the price. Addraaa !
HUMPHREYS' BPECIFIO _.
HOMtEOPATBlO MEDICINE WI M PANT,
Offleo and Depot No. SM Broadway. New Yotk.
Dr. Hrniarnautril*consulted daily at bl* oOU. pa
witaBy or by tetter, a* above, for ali forma of di*****.
DO WIK dc MOI BB. Wholoaalo Agenta.
No. 151 Meeting street.
Opposite Chartes icm Hotel.
Xi'*'. ECKS CO.. ^ttinjLgj*]***),
No. 331 E1NG-BTREET. tlh ?Oer ?bor. k^et*t.
?pril is mwfarno too Obarlaatan. H. a
CHEROKEE PILLS,
49r female EleyxtUtlor, ,
V* Cur* Suppreutd, JStccAUit* and
JR Painful iftnttruatton, Ort*?
PM Mettle**, Nervous and Spinal Af
fl falL feilton*, Pains in Hi* Baet, Stet
ffJKf-tV Jleadacht, Ulddiu?U, and ail dla
etaes that aprlng frorr lrwraltHty,
f KHntl by removing Uio csuio ind ill tho
m?tm effects that aria* from tt. They
WUM a?? perfectly lifo In all ralea, ta
tjHBB ce-pl tcAen forbiddtn by alrse
RfiimM Jt (ion?, ?nd ore easy to idmlniaUr,
BHEtSrlP ?a they ara nicely tuoar coated.
aFWV*l& Thoy thould bo In the hsodi of
sSSr&:|b?& ?very Maiden, Wife, and tlcth.r
SBBmtMtwB In tho lnnd.
CS??B?r^ Ladle* can address nt lo perfect
^HTWlMi??'' ?onfldoooe, ?nd ?Ut? Oislr eora
plilnti In millaa wa ^*^^^f?^*JrW^W?
- -w - - vs ?sw vu a ??ttl BIS taartM Vj SUI UrUJJXlJ?lil Wi ML
P?r hoi, or tlx buxu for td j or they tr* sent by
mail, freo of poa tage. In tn ordinary Utter, fte*
from observation, by addressing tba iola proprietor
Dr.W,B.ltIBWal?,37WalbrBWa?.?. '
N. B-Cherokee Pill* No. 9 ara preparad for
Iptctai ea***, when milder msdlelnea fall ; then
ar* sent by mill, fte? of postage, on rtednt of AA
Ws pries ?a cA &??.
DB. WKIOHT'8
REJTTVENATING ELIXIR,
Or? Essence of MAfity
^M^S?M?WP ?" T RC? D*M%^*AM>'
^Si?4/?P^ Palpitation qftS*nfartakd'
'-^^SS*wt?? -V'W? ZHUaoUL It r>
^JVjgt^JJjKgJ atores new life tod rigor to Ike
? a .a ?T. ! \T tged, etuilog tho hot blood of
sfL^tFSSffSni Youth to coarta tho vein?, ret
*%?& V? fri"? to'JSWnijf o***
net? Jt/s"-io doe* .'on. removingImpMetun/and
VtU ?Rsfr rtjuven- Debttlly restoring AfdttlfifStt
ors ttl* tytttm and and full vigor, tbui prrrt-bitt a
owereom* diuatt. perfect "Jlllxir of Loxtfirt
morlng Sterility wi Banenneu In both lexes. To
lb? yoong,middle-aged, ?nil aged, thor*LsasgrtitAr
boon than this " Elixir of life.. It give? a DOW
lease of Ufa, caatlng tho weak and debilitated (o
bare renewed strength ?nd rigor, arid tba ?niirs
arstem to thrill with loy *nd pleasure. ?. ? , . t
Pries, ona bo li lo $3; tbrao bottle* $5; tent by
express to ?ny addreaa. ?<
Oar med Iel oe? aro told sod recommended ?ty all
re-bec tibio drogglsta In avery part of tbs dvllbteVl
global ?nu anprlnelpled dealars, bowtrtr, try to
deceive ihotr cttttorn c rs by telling chesp tad. worth,
lesa compound! In order to tutko money. B* not
deceived-?ak for these medicine? and tala no
ot ben. If the dntggtit dori not keep lb tm, writ*
to ot. Slid wo will send them by express, cirefully
packed, free from observation. Wo will be pleated
io rseslre I a tieri with full tUUmant* lo rtgard to
in? disease with which ltdlet or ger,tl?m?n ar*
t?lieted Address til letter? for medicine*, pimpb
lett, or id i lc?, to tb* aol* proprlater, aa
Dr W. B. KEBWIH, 37 Walker BL, H,l7T
Mir? _wira ?ff
jMM\\m. "U/HISEERS and MUS- 'JMMm,
Xwat Vi TACHES forced to ?F*VM
IPI Pb IB 5Tw upon tho smoothed & ?t ffl
TUry face In from three to Are TB^y
mMMm weeks by using Dr. HKYIO- SSttEl
MSSL. NB'S n ESTA int ATE UR fitas
MwSlm\lM> CAPHJ-AIRE. the mort ^sjaHRkw
^SSk^r^ wondarfnl discovery In mo- ?U*J|J ijlsW^
Afr* darn science, acUng upon ^^rjy
ie Beard and Hair tn cn almost mlrtculcmt atxamiaV. It
ta been osod by ibo ?lite of Paris ?nd London with tba
toat nattering sxooeaw. Name* of all rrrrrnbitrtn mia
titsrattared, and If entire tatlalfeetton la not liven in
rery Inttanes, tba money vrtB bo cheerfully, rtnraded.
Utrea; SietttnioBlal^^ 1A dd^*e*^ji" kui.
?A VEG A, YOUNG ft WhWW*
Wf AID C0UECTI?1 OfPiCi,
M*?*'!? tai U Pavrts Bow. ?
QA AU DAV99A, ] U<n W.'i?fe/j?i .
I McMakaB,! rJfW M*1,r'
^t^iSwriB* roa AIL nm a^rasy
,; .: i jj i . ' ' ' h M'.il -c-i( w*."ll. / .
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