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MONDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 30, 18C7.
THOUTIXU.
Off be fore your mother
Futrly knows your out
Oooduessl oJuT II Jolly
Tramping ni ter trout I
Tripping over mosses,
Slipping over stones.
Creeping through luurnstus,
Chlll'? 1 hrou;;h blood and bones:
"Dipping" In o npricg bolos,
Ripping something out
Oooduuest but lt's pleasant
Whipping niter trout.
Stumbling OTor raw logs,
Whoro tuoy've rnado a jam;
No one can say thia stream
I sn't worth a dam :
Water, "cold aa blaxoa,"
Foama your feat about;
? Coleb your death of-"IVhhV, luau I
Did you eeo that trout?"
Ply 1dm goutly-kindly
Horno hill la but frail ;
"There's a speckled beauty I"
Crook's hook, never fail.
Twenty ounces, plump, eire,
(Heft him, if you doubt!;
Sitter, gold and gamete
What can match a trout? ;
Lightly dropa Ibo "tackle."
Ubi lely sings tho slroam,
Brtchtly burst t o foam bella.
Uko a poet'? dream.
Splaah I there goes a "trimmer,"
Whirr I and bo la out I
What school la so channing
Aa a school of trout ?
Rat leanakcal and skclcral
Wat feel and burnt faces I
Who saya auglora' Unca nra
"Castlu pleasant lacea?"
Try lt In boar i Iver;
Hut, before you trout lt,
Just s sk AI . kdltor
What ho thinks about lt.
ll?urrtl aViw Yorker.
A OBEAT NAVAL SALE.-In ibo Ural ton days of
October tbc Navy .Department Vfill Boll thirty-fivo
vose?is, in part built for tho unvy, partly bought
for tho scrvico from tho commercial mar,nu, and
partly cnuturcd. Nino of Ibcao ?ill bu Hold at Hie
Navy Yard in Philadelphia, on tho Isl: Tbc U.-ne
' nco, of 8U3 tone, puddlc-wbeni, which baa earned
10 guns; tito Mackinac,' 974 tons, nud 10 guua,
paddlc-whccl; tho Min?o, of tho same size; tho
Mendota, CbonauRO, ?Sonsacas and Molacomet, all
sisters to tba Mackinaw, and sotno fnmoua for ex
?loits daring tho war. Tho Florida, 12(11 tons; tho
[cruet, 820, anti tho Boxer, 444, will also bo sold
horo.
Li New York tho croat abip-of-llio-lino North
Carolina, ?C38 tona, livo oak Iranio, heavily cop
Ser-fnatciied, and long used os a receiving" Bhip;
ia Rhodo Inland, 1517 tona, a wide-wheel fiieatnor,
nud ono of tho faBtcat and boat in tho country; tho
Augusta, sido-wheol, 1310 tons; tho Masa'aclm
seta, ?crew, 1165 tons; tho Estrella, iron niilo
whool, 438 tons; tho Dumbarton, iron aide-wheel,
CSG tons; tho Tuboina, S07 tons, screw; tho Wyalu
aing, Sonoma, 1'outiao. Osceola, Patvtnxet, Matta
baaaett aud Masaasoit, all oopiicr-fnstonod mid
aide-wheolcra, ol 974 tons, and tho Entaw, of 975
tons: tho Connemaugb. of 955 lona, and thoTioifn,
of 819 tons, will be disposod of on tho Sd of Oc?
tober.
At Boston, on the 5th, tho Bicnvillo, atoam.r, of
1,558 tons, and tho li moak, copper fastoned sloops
vincennoB and John Adam?, nf 700 tona each, will
bo ?a cL At Washington, on the fat li, tho Tallapoona
and Chicopeo, of 9i4 lona each, both paildlo-wlioel
cra, will be disposed or, aa troll as tbo little sloant
er Preston. The two Utter will bo Bold without
engines. At Norfolk tho side-wheeler Agawnn, of
974 tona, tho cap tty cd iron clad .Texas, and tho
captured iron olad Columbia will bo di oponod of.
In the whole tbirtr-flvo vessols will be sold in ton
dajH at flvo poi in. Thirty-three of tboso aro
steamers and twonty-oigbtaro sido-wheolora. Homo
of them, liko tho BaasaCAS, havo renowned hiato
rirs. Homo, Uko the Bhode Islnnd, aro fumoua fo:
apeed. Those built for tho navy aro vory airona,
but not well calculated for carrying groat cargotiH.
Moat ara designed for shallow navigation. All aro
superior to tboavoragu of oommorcint vasscla.
COM MERCI AL.
?fixparta.
BOSTON-Fer brig Joalo A Devoreaux-go bales Rags,
Paper, ko, r, packagca Lead, 45 packages Copper, 4
nat toges Zinc, ?BO tana Iron, ti packages Prune
MEW YORE-For steamship Champion-14 bales S I
Cotton, 187 bales Upland Cotlou, M Uercca Rice, 17r>
bbla Rosin, 72 bales Domestics, 41 bales Roots, 62
bbls and 48 aacka Flour, 2 bales Wool, in packagca
Emit, 12 rr Ha Leather, 10 packagca Sundries, li
crapty Bim'u.
UALTIMOKt - Fer atcamahlp Falcon-.87 bales Upland
Cotton, 30.000 feet Lumber, 10 bales Hides, 40 pack?
ages l-urnlluro. SO tmlea Yam, 32 bslea Feathers, 14
rolla Leather, 10 packages sundries, 'j bhds Bouts,
Vi empty Barr?la.
Tin F tm neston Cotton .Harlot.
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS, 1
IsUBUROK, Saturday Evening, Sept. 23, 1867. I
Th* dept. sabig m wa from tho Liverpool market Lb.
doced much caution on the part of buyers, and thc bruit?
ed operations . f Can day wera cd ctcd only ?ncr a con?
cession of about one cent V lb. on tbc part of aellora.
Tbs demand was quito light, purchasers and factors
generally awaiting further InteUlgsnce. The transactions
ware 23 balea-say 4 at 18, and 10 at IB.*. Wc quote:
Low Middling.17 ?
Middling.18 OflB}?
Anguila Market,
AUGUSTA, Feptem' er 28.-Rx HARKS.-Trade contin?
ues to Improve, but baa not reached anything like tho
bud?n..? of corresponding seasons prior to tho war.
Cotton ia coming In slowly and planters find they realize
but a small proportion of Un lr oxpoctaUona. Oor raer
obantsiiavo full atocka, which they will sell aa rapidly aa
possible, at a slight advance ? n coat.
Corros-Tho price of this ataplo continues to go
down. A decline of 2 cents pur pound baa taken placo
aluce our hut weekly report. This, to our mind, ls almost
unaccountable, tn view of the certainty of a orop very
hula treater than last aeascn.
A contemporary, tho llainbtidgo Argus, on thia sub
tact, ssya i "lbs present prico of Conon, lt ia wcU
knowe, ls baaed upon Uie anllcipaUon of a lull crop la
thc United BUtea tho present tall-mst ls, upon four
mlUiona of bales. T his being irue, failure lo realize
that number of balea muet nave Uio effoct to raise tho
price. And lt la now reduced to n certainty, from what
wa ace In our exchanges, that tho present crop has not
only been reduced Cy the Into unprecedented rainy
spell and other causes, but it has tioen cut off all ol ono
half; sod instead ol tour minions, tho yield will laUabnrt
Of two-indeed, to n lesa amount thau waa rai. cd lost
year, when tho prico of Cotton waa from 40 to SC cents
during the aeaaon in Hew York, it graduait, falling to
the former figure lato in thc spring, Accenting to tho
beat lights before ua, there c in bc but little doubt of Ibo
rb? In Ilia pries of Cotton afb r the yield of tho i resent
di.astrous yoar Ia ascertained. Tho o: ly event that can
affect thia result ls an unexpected yield lu India and
other countries where Cotton ia grown, of which, as yet,
wa have no assurance.
FiMijioiAL.-Uold in vary good demand. Brokers
haying St 1434143; soiling at 144. Kilver (American)
toying a. 132, and seUing at 135; foreign buying at 137a
140.
BiOTBATixa_O (.-orgia Railroad Stock waa arid aa low
aa 7t la small lots. Montgomery and Weit Point 8 por
cant Bond i wera aold at 80c
EXOHAKOK-In demand at par. '
Havunnuh Market.
SAVANNAH, September 28.-Rxjajuta.-There ls not
much chango to report In tho general marketa. Prie ea
ol molt articles aro tho same, and wa refer to thc ra
starks on each under their respectivo hoads, Business
has Improved, though not to auch an extent aa to rc
llove tho pressera of cur Morchants, and wo cannot ex?
pect lt to ba muob better for Uiroo or four weeks.
Though cotton has been coming lu more freely, a largo
portion of lt baa passed through without loaving an.
mor? than mere drayage and wharfage, and that which
has stopped hero has boen of so small an amount aa yoi
that lt .fiords but littlo pocunbvry roller to the factors.
Our dry goods men have be?n doing a noes] buslnosa
for tho past week. A large number or merchants have
arrived (rom tho Interior, and many who went North
hara raturncd to pnrchaao their goods boro, satisfied thnt
wa can do aa wall by thom aa other markets. Tho hual?
atos wrml J havo baan doublo, hut for tbo atriugency of
toa money market.
O roce lea wore also active, with a good demand. Io
fact II waa mora than equal to tho supply. Many orders
could not bc filled, as wo havo said beforo, owing to tho
Bfbtnsas ot money.
Hold steady; very little offering. Brokors aro buting
at 1(01141: seien g at 14?U144.
SxoHAjro*.-New York oxebango is weak. Wo quote:
SUrllng, Urns, lette154: sight. IMalst); New York Urn?,
thirty day?, IK per cent, and lu le rout; sight psr s ??per
Mst, premium.
Corros-Our markst for tba past week baa prc? on ted
sn appearance of Irregularity consequent upon a fouling
cf eiitruit of the futurs, oouplod with tba Inherent
tsnaclry of factora to kasp at old prices, sod wo havo
?sry gradually reduced figures, until to-day, when thc
avid sd dscUna In New York to 22)?c. called
fer ?ore relaxation hare, and Cotton, which could hare
baan sold at 21c early In lbs day, were claimed at 20c
and nndar toward tho cloio of tho markcL Wc quote :
Middling, (Llvrrpool,) MMe., equal to 7Kd. V lb, f. o.
h. and freight; or equal t0 gifd. f\ Ito to aril lo Liver?
pool.
Otha4)naUUot, abovo and below Middling, are ci
brirasly Irregular, and for t..eui lhere ia no quotation.
Crop accounts from tho upland region of tho ?boto
tVraih are vary conflicting, and we glean from all wo havo
gatumd daring the hut week, that soma sections sre
wonts than others, but thal, aa a general fiature, our for
mir ?t?male of two and a half mllUona of bales, will, to
all pr?sent appearances be atti in ed as tho sum total of
the crop of 1867-418.
coMraaaTi vc OOTTOM sra ie MUNT. ?SC II ITS, KXFORTB
AUB ar?os on HAND aarrcKSXB 20. 1BG7, s si, voa
TUX ma mn: LA.,T nun.
Stock on hand Sept l .
Rseetvad since . ept. 10.
Saciived prerLcasl j.,,,
TotaL,
SxyorUdatnco Bopt 19...
?apestad previously_,
Total.
Block on hand BapL 28
1887-od. 186c~?7.
laia^d.l?P''"'il.?gd.|PP',d
vat r???l ??7| 4,o7i
4,2.u .... i.ioo
34 4.354 IC J, 7'.ti
9,035
2,081
4,160
7,103
8,487
j- -.i 1,9321 OOH ..oso
/?cs-Tlie mark? has peen oo nominal that ll would
bs i n itv? tibi*Ivnulu * quotation, Hier* having IJ.BU
ver? little of the sid crop, and ueurly all lu raudl dialers'
hamil" liiere was BU nrrlval ol MOO bushola ol now
rnuith rico to-dsr (?io Drat carno ol tho soiaon). which
will liol. however, bu pincott upon Um market, bclnu lu
tended for enwrt-a emull portlou or it might possibly
bu oir- red. Wo may expect neil w> ck Hist tko maikel
?III lomumo MIIIIU s npo ?hui arrival? lucrttass.
t'liEioirrs- Hu ru hus tm-ii U reduetlou In tho Ur UT on
luereluudim iroui New York lo ibis {>ort, but Iro'gbU
from Savaiiunh nie uuchaunuil. Wo iiuolo: To N< w
York, by steam, Kc for square.ami 'ic, for round balea;
doim-slles, ?Se. "ft hale. 1,1111c or none ot'erln,- lor Liv.
er]>ool via New York, thc rai o behm l'J-32d. tor square
ami ?;d. fur round Imle?. Lumber freights are nominal.
SCsrvsly qsjoUMr. 'limber irelKhts to Europe ass.; to
Soulli American poi lu. tMo\tt20; lo Norihem pjrts, S'JfgJlU.
Xii?- ?>i linn? iliurhrl.
NEW ORLEANS. September 23.- CorroK-Tba mar?
ket continued tn eiblbli tho -sum features lo day which
wo nelli vd lu our last rei-ort. 1'actora wore manifestly
wlllln,* to meet the denund freely sud unke fiirlher con?
cessions, In accordance ?nh ibo tenor of Iho forriiju
newe, but buyers carno fonvatd reluctantly, with offers at
A greater reduction than would ho -n boulin-1 lo. Uiulnr
thcaortrcujititsncee thu rates weru con Iii cd to UtO bales
at Irregular and lower pi lee?. Lon mi Milne was sold flt
20c., which IH IC. nuder lim lieutr-, nccctitcil yesterday,
but the marketclosed loo HUH II uuaettloil to enable ns lo
Live quotations.
? ii II:MC. i of corms.
Stock on hand 1st September, ISTrt. hales- 1B.M0
Iteeeived to-day. Iii
Itcc.lveil prcvlou-ly . MU- W?f
ricorcrt to-day... mme
Clivin-d prevfousl). .'-.ana-- 6.6S0
Stock on bund ami on ahtpbooiil. 1?.KM
Wi I mi o ullin .aim Let.
WILMtSilTON. Soplcn-ilicr 'js.-Tv-nrr.NriNE.-Mar
ket Heady, ant1 receipts meiere, salo* ol only lad bbls
at Ti for "yellow dip. uiul f.! ut tor MR? hard, po-USO lbe.
swntrw Tiwii-r-NriKU.-Thc market ia quiet, and tho
price hm decMMd n simile. Hales i f "3 tilda at 5:1c. and
40 do nt reline per Rall?n.
Hons.-lue market mles dull an t Inactive-, and all
cra.l.- have benn entirely neglected to day, no sales hav
I .li-- taken pince.
TAR.-lill) Mils changed lennis ni tu 85 ncr bbl.
COTTON.-SUVCU bales middling ?o!d lo-day at 18c
per lb.
Il n 111 mure Murkct.
BALTIMORE, September 27.-COTTON.-WO og?ln re?
port n dull marker, pome inquiry iroui ininti T". but at
low Usuren; small salea have bren madu ou thu lintis of |
UUiU-'ai ceulH for Mitldltiin t el uni.
CoFrra.- There la n ijooil Inquiry and h ohio rn steady
forillo; wo report anion of 300 ban? nt IS cent?, gold.
M act: i -educed to 14,000 bam in first bands.
Pi m-?-ti llb continued licht receipts limn thc Weal,
and fuir local nml export demand, stocka sro much re?
duced, supers aro very narco nud difficult to bny. Wo
report sales tc-dny or 200*300 bbls Supers .md F.xtraa, far
heine wallis,
Thu lui-poet lons of Flour nml Meal lu Ihc city of llalll
moro for Ibo week conlon on -optembe-r 26th, 1807, woro
ns follows:-Howard street. 160'J bbls; City Milla, 12.8 -J
bhls; uhio. 1027bbla; nod Family 3310 tibia-total Wheat
Flour. 21.Kll bb s. Together with 210 bbla tlyo Flour,
and 1UQ bbla Corn M. ai.
(luaus-rtccelpla ol wheal wore Unlit to-day, only 656
bushels ?hilo nud 7000 bushel- red; Ibo market wo?
steady and without quotable change; Included lu lbe
Bales woro 100 bushelB white, common at JU 2a (no other
salo of nhltv ruportotl); SOU bushel? choleo rod forsocd
at t2 TS; 21100 bushel? do tor milling al $2 65a2 05; 520 do !
at tu SO; 2'OJ buKhols fair to good at fi un.au :I0, and
touch lots nt tl 76VU li. Corn-1450 bushels wbl o and
325 hushola yellow raeeived; pneen unchanged, salos of I
Kits) bushels whlto nt tl UTal UR; i0>3 do yellow nt tl 3ln
1 30. Oats-3.100 bushels received; demand active; sales
reported were 056 bushels pi I o ni 70c; 69" do Boort ni 03
aO'Jc; 2500 bushell nt O.ViG7e; 1030 do fair at OBaOlc; also,
ont ol stoic 0000 bin-held common ol 55c, ?nd GMO bush?
els fair st flic. Ihr-.IM bushels offered; 200 buaheta
?old nt tl I" il 45 \H bushel.
MOLASSES-Tlicro waB a rale to-tlay of 30 hbds Porto
Rico nt Ofic (T calton.
PROVISIONS- Iiacon waa in Mr jobbing denimel tc-day;
principally lor tho South. Sales loot up 75 lo 100 hhds.
Included woro Shoulders nt ii' ., Ujfg.1 Rib Sides.
17Kc., und Clear Ititi. IS a 15,';e., nearly all at tho lushlo
figure: Uataa quiet, ns Inst quoted, 19 a 1S>?C for pian
canvassed, mid 23 S n 25 c. for Western auger-cured, as
to quality and brand; Mess Pork, n sale lo- ny of 25 ubi?.
Western nt fU5.r,U fl bbl. : Lard ls held lt 13JJ n Ile. for
city ami l l a M>Jc. for Wi stern barrels, outaldo prices
tor jobbing lots. Wo quotn Mea? licet st tia A 28 and
Extra Mets. SUS a 81) fl bbl., as to quality. Nothing
doing in Hulk Meal?.
SUGAR-Wo report salea to-day of 100 Idids. Forto nico,
In lots, to thc trade, ut r.'S s lt c.
.arhtxts SUOAHS- Wcro advanced lo-day }fc; wo now
quote na follows: for oxlraflno powdorod ITtfOJ crushed,
pondered and grsuulsteil 17o; ?ofi crushed A nhttc 16b;c;
circlo A do Hie; D lorie; U extra 15?,c; C yellow 16*,c;
circlo C l?y-c; dlnmond C 14>,c; yallon ll\,c per lb; tor 1
IOU bills or marc >{c less.
STOCt--Maryland Company baa sold Ahead of produc?
tion for tho next two wooka; quoto Ualllmorn Company's
li JP len Cc: per na lim.
HALT-I.in rim il ls steady un i firm for lota from dosi?
ers st 25aU 30 for Ground Alum, ami at tSs3 U0 per
sack for Tl r.e. Turks Island wo quote at GfiaOOo per
biiHtiel, on to quanllly, for tots (rom store.
WuiaRZY-Nothing reported; quotatlona enUroly nom?
inal.
Now York Market.
AIONEV filARRET.
Tlio Nuw York Keening Pott, ot Friday, Sept ember 27,
aays :
Tho loan mnrket I ; quint at 0a7 per cent., to which nato
tho linne mr i io i.-liliii ry reeins grsilunlly tn ho adjusting
Itself. Commejctsl paper ia dull nt 7AS>? per choice
us.iioii. iufenor grades being slow of salo.
Tho stock market oircrs no now features. Qovom
menta aro quiet, but steady, soveu-thlrtles having re?
coded lo 100,'., c hile KOld-bnarlng boinia aro without ac?
tivity, but tim. Hail 11.ad limns are dull, and thom ls a
lull in tho Bpecalarlvo movement?.
rnoncoE UAnKEr.
NEW YORK, Sept? mber 27.-FLOOR, AC-Thd market
I for Western sud ststefinur ia moro active; the lon (trades
are 15a25o Lotter, nud ibo medium and botter brands are
firmor.
California flour ia Arm and In fair demand; tudiisof 780
bbls nt ttl 50.113 50.
Southern llour ls better and more acUvc. asperlnlly
cholco brand?. Hains or MS0 blila-at tlOsll tn for nu?
mon to good Baltimore and country exlrss, and til 90a
\ lt 60 1er Illirie and family li ra: ni..
Corn fho.v is belter. Salos of 400 bbls at to .IA for city.
I t6 76 for Marsh's calorie, and jO OOaC 05 for Brandy
I nine.
GHATS.-The wheat mnrkct le better but quint, cnltujt
I to the current hiah prices, which provent millers from
opcratUig.
Oats aro better, bul quiet at tho closii. The sales ara
180,000 bushels Ohio and WcMcm nt 7:.?'.Y,',c, and 73c
for do to arrive In Octnhor; Stato nt 70?7fl.-ji.
Crm carly In tho day waa much deprcs?cil, and prices
I declined 4s5c pur bushal; but later most ol tho duclluc
was recovered.
There was n lair inryuiry nt the concession, chiefly for
tho linioo Irado, though lu part lor lovcatmcut.
Pnonsioss.-Tho pork inarki 1 lias been moderately ac
tico at a rather l.l;>ln r rsugiiofprlcea, but clusos dull at
Innlilo Ogurcs.
Tho HSICR, onshAiid recular, aro 3150 bbla at SUI Ona
j 24 05 for mor.!- ; nuil f Ul 13}j'aU4 25 for Job lots do.
Beef ls rather mora activo but prices a-.uiiiu ti.it heavy.
Sales of 335 ire-cured extra tums on pr?valo terms.
Tar*reo hoef ls quiet.
cut meats urn dull Bud nominal.
Uncoil ls nei ll. Silos of 25 I10101 Strrtford cut at
ISVe.
: Dressed hogs are lower and unsettled, owing to tho 1
1 diversity of qualitv. We quoto at 9aU<tc tor etty. '
1 Lard has bean lu ve.y activo demaud, end prices aro
better, cloping firm.
Bremen-la duli uiul unchanged. We quotn aa follow?:
I Goshen sud o row County pails, 35 a 40c. Tl lb; Stato,
firkin? nnd tubs, coo.I to rholcn. SU a35c.; Illinois, Iowa,
j and Mlnnetota, 15 a U0c. ; Wcntern lloscrve, good to
chotee. 22 a Uoc ; State tubs, Welsh, good to choice,
30 a 31c. ; Ohio, common to loir, 14 a 18c.
CnEEBE-Is in moderate demand only. 'Ibo market is
steady. Wc quoto aa tollona: State faotory, good to
choice, 'ji Ih, nen-, 13); n 15c; Stato. fair lo Rood,
12), a rj.'-o.; stato dairies, choice, u a lu;,e.; Luftlhrh
dalry. Conn., 12 a 13c ; English dsiry, Ohio, ll a 13c.;
Vermont dairy, common to cholea, lu a lue. ; pineapple,
12 a 14c; Ohio, primo, 10 n Ile. ; Ohio, tactory, good lo
cheleo, 12 a 13c.
OorrEE-ts quiet, but prices aro nithout change.
COTTON-Tho domand to-day ia belter, bul prices show
no change. Wo quote at 23c. far Middling OjilBDds nnd
24c. for Middling New Orleans.
HAT-Is firm uno In fair elemsndat 76a85c for shipping,
[ and Slal 60 for mt All lota.
NIVAL STOUES-Aro qui; t nnd unchangod. Wo quoto:
Splnta Turpentine tree, per (tallon. 68a59u; Spirits
Turpentine lu bond, por gallon, 6O0 ; Crude Tur?
pentine, In bbla, per 280 lbs, ff- ; Rosin?, common. In
bbls, per 280 lbs. M ; Itoslna strained, In bbla, per 280
! lb?, 1-1 TU'jhi 25; Hoi lus, No 2, in bbls, per USO
lbs, ?i en ; itoelsB, No 1, lu bbls.-per 280 lbs, $4 Cos
C00? Koaio?, palo, In bbl?, por 280 Iba, t0 73*7 00;
Roalne, extra pule, In bbl?, per 280 lb?, *7 5018 25;
ltoainn, window eins?. In bbl?, pur 280 lb?, t8 7C?9;
Tar, North County-, lu bbls, per bbl, t3a3 50; Tar, Wil?
mington, in bbbi, per bbl. t3 75a4 ; Pitch, city. In bbls
por bbl, ?4 00; Filch, southern, In bm?, per bbl,
?4 23.
Seo AR.-HAW sugars nra In good doman d and firm at
ii?,i.ii,'; fur lair to ?tooJ rofluhig. Ro?nod are quiet.
Ho,inn lHarkct.
BOSTON", Thursday, September 2G.-COFFEE-Tl e
markot for luis articlo remains without change In Rio
I o ere 1 nv,, bren tates of small lots at u ia j Go '<t lb. cud
Capo at -JG y.r. fi lb, currency.
Corren-Tho sales of s heath In H Copper have bean con?
fined to email lota, at 33o34c, and Yellow Sheathing Metal
2Co t? lb. In Bolla ana Braziers Coppar no change,
willi small ?Alon. Inaot Copper 1? firm, and ha? boen In
demand at 20&U7c V lb.
COTTON-Tho market for this arricio ha? been quite
dull during tho week, and price? are easier. Mauufnctu?
rora oro purchasing only in email lots, snd wo quote Or?
dinary sud ?cod Oriinrry nt Ulara.-; LowMlddllDg at
33a24c; Middling al 24a25c, andfjood Middling at 20a27c
\fl lb. Now crop will soon be coming forward, end prices
are expect, d lo rule lon, aa boldcra South will bo likely
to ronllza ss soon as po?alblo.
DOITEBTICS-Heavy Cottons havo bcon In hotter do?
mand. but at rather easier ericen. Bleacbod ShooUngs
and Shirtings have been eclilr.2 moro freely al previous
prices; and Orilla, Denims, and other kinda at price? in
dtCAtlng very little chango. Favorito atylea of woollens
aro In good demand, btu all other descriptions aro dull
and unsaleable, except al low and unsatisfactory pr.ee?.
OUKHT BAU?-Marka! quiet with ?aloa of 150 hales at
21o, currency.
0 tm NV CLOTH-Tho. market la very elull for thia art??
llelo and tuc sales have boen limited. Tba transaction?
comprise 227 balea at 0>?<-, gold, in bond, and UPO lisles,
tn lois, at 2u)in23c per yard, currency.
HAT-Thoro havo beau ?ales of Eastern and Notthern
ol t20aU8 per ton, as lo quality, bul at th i cloie it ls diffi?
cult to realize over tUS per ton for tho boat.
MOLASSES.-Tho trade continuo to purchase only in
small lot?, hut for refining considerable has been done.
Tho sale? comprise 3oo hhds tart ClunfUcgos at 60o- COG
bbdh tart and sweet Muscovado at 47s6Jc. moally for
bolling at 60c; 76 bbdi ItoinciHoe at 51c, and ?mall lots of
Porto Rico at 70c per gallon.
NATAL s.-ronca.-There havo been SAICS of 500 bbla
Spirits Turpentine, hero and lo arrive, at MKaMo cur?
rency. Tar la selling in email lots nt t3 A0a4 per bbl. In
Rosin salen at t4 25 for common up lo to for palo No 1.
Fitch bas beon qulcL
nut!An - 'l hi re la very little chango to notlco In angar,
and rr nm nc (trodes havn bren In fair rle nun <I during
tho week. The traonactlnna conquiso 290 hbda fair to
aood refining Cuba ni H'falljt; 1287 hhds good ann
prime refilling at U;?al2; 130 hbds Surinam at UH ; 547
baskots sad 376 bags Dalai la No ll, tho balaceo ol an
Import, at lu;; ; 1100 boxea Cuba No 12 lo 10 at 12>.,al6ii
{-crib. Refined augar hos been ?oiling at ItlKalSX per
b fer oruabod, pondered sud granulated.
1 _
\riv York Dry flood* Market.
' [i>om Ins lndeptni?4nt.\
For the week ending Tuesday, September 21.-The
burines? In Dry Ciooda during tba paal ,veck baa boon
only fairly active. Jobbers aro well sui .plied with foreign
gooda, und purchases of douieatica are only mado from
hand to mouth, under tho very pr?valent Impression
that there muat bo a il cc 11 ne in tho pi icc of cotton aa the
nan crop conn a to market. This prudent tc ell o g is vory
noll calculated to maintain a ateody business; and, on
tho whola, ls much moro eatlaraetnry th?? a feverish mah,
which wuuhl load to heavy purchases, to be followed hy
a stagnant uaurkoL Judging from tho auction ?ales of
the week wo should aay that prices wcro not favorable lo
Importer?, excopt u, certain atylea of fancy mlltnory
goods adapted lo tho susson. Wlthoutd any marko va
riauona ta pricea thar* his been s disposition mani?
fested to favor tho purchaser tn moat descriptions of cot?
ton goodjf partlcuUrly In thelowsr trrido* of Sheeting.,
snd In unbleached goods sentrally. Auy attempt to
force aalca would doubUcaa Toad to ronaidorablo cooee?
alone of prices.
I The market baa yielded lo tho extent ot t e ncr vard on
sn Average; bnt tho finer quail tica of br??rn goods for
bleaching are * chads batter. In bt**cb*d goods th* de?
mand baa been quite active, and there ar* no expaeta
ffHBSHHBBBBBSSBBB?SBBffB
i loin of 1 J??I lirias it p-eleni, cAteg lo ?iiy accumula
tlou of ?lock. Wstuauliea sud NJW York Milla arti In
ijood deutaud. Cotton llannult ?re o?ly In moderato re?
quest, and d rill * aro heavy. Corset Jeana aro tn abundant
supply and dull. Stripes and Uckn aro In Icaa requost.
Doulmsiind collooadcs move slowly; heavy luakca sell
moro Trocir thu tho Ugh tor grado*. In prints of all des?
criptions there ls moro liveliness than lu any other des?
cription nf V'o-K and tho stock ou hand lu timi hands ls
?id?ll?t leon ii '.m, baan lu easy yr.-.rr. ut th!:
whll tho Jobbers oro by no means overstocked. Many
popular styles ore sold for delivery by tho agents of
manufactures in advance of their production. Ginghams
of Ibo belter styles ore lu pood dornend and prices aro
firm. As a general rule, thc betlor descriptions er nil
kinds of gooJs maintain prices belier aud are moro
treoly taken limn the poorer grades.
Helled Jackonols, silesia? and cambrics, holli colored and
bleached, aro lu fair demand sud Onu lu prlros. Ltneoys
eihlblt a gri-ater degree of activity than last week, and
all goods of s similar character aro moro Inquired for.
Tho in at kel for muslin dulaluea has liupr ved just lu pro?
portion to the improvement shown In Ibo style of tho
gooda ntl,ired. Our mnnnfjclurers nra learulug tho im
portauco ol making their fabrics at least equal to thu
his cs mid cultivated wants of tho comuiuuily. All tho
various makes arc In good demand. I'acllic. Lowell,
Hmm lion aud Mini ehest i r de! nines sell rapidly al Vic. A
now kind of gooda called Ihn lloulevard skirt, mad? en?
tirely of wool, and wovon wltbnul senna, hero lately buen
Introduced, am! bid lair to lake Ibo placu of tbu Indls
pen:.ilile . Tl il 1 not s I. ' '
Tho dem and lor shawls increase* willi tho season, and
the great variety aud cicdluut quality of thc various
onana -such as tho Waterloo, tho Poarclalc and thu
Watervllcl-gives to those articles I ne i . m ing iuiportaucc.
Thc trsdo in them ls very good. For Itallaus and woollen
i lot I ii tho demand couliuucs favorable, ci" "dolly for Ibu
cheaper qualities. Tin- finer qualitira ot lUliaus aro not
-linnell required. Tho importation* ot Italians from
England arc very heavy thc present nea sou. Taney caasl
ir.crea, cloaking* sud coallug* uro lu good request, fair
prices. I Inion l-i rel! readily, both plalu mid twilled, and
st linn pri?es. Thu sales ul blankets havu been largo,
w thou! any material iiitsblh-atlonof prioo, though thero
I* a tendency lo a decline.
In foreigu gooda thsro is nothing lu ip ort.int lo notice;
tho market ls well supplied willi mcriuoci and dolaiucs,
hut tho Mocks sro not considered by any mc.nm lu ex?
cess of tho reason. Staple silks arc brid at finn l?ricos,
und Ibo new Myles of millinery and fancy goods sell
freely al advancing pneos. Thu auction sales of thc
week have been extensive and well attended. Importa?
tion* have been well kept up, but they consist mainly of
goods expressly adapted lo tho son Kin. Nothing of tho
disposition shown last year, lo import anything and
even thing lu anticipation of a higher tarin, which end?
ed In euch disastrous result* lo many of our importera
has boon oxbibllod tho presold scssou.
constituons per Kout li Cnrnllim iiniuo.ni
September MK.
200 bales Colton. Mit bale* Mdse, 5 bbls and 205 sicks
Flour, Ht bbls Naval Stores, 10 haga Hough ltloe, 1 enr
Furniture, 8 cars Wood and Lumber, Ac. TO Courtenay
A Trcubului. Stenhouse At Co, Railroad Agent, street
or.ei k Co, M Ooldanillh k Son, O W Williams k Co, W
W Fem nerton, A llohlnson k Co, O Reeder. B IT Rodgers
A- Cn, W C Hoke- k Co, U Bischoff k Co, Cobon, Hun, k. :
A- Co, Knnapaux, Lnuiieau A Co, W Lebby, J O Hut, h. S
L Howard, O ll Walter & Co, Ii L Jeffers k Co, Adams.
Frost k Co, F Horsey, L D DeSaussuro, Oraeaor, Lee.
Smith At Co, J k JD Kirkpatrick. J D Aiken ft Co, O N
Avorill A- Son. Rev ll M Moad. J H Baigelt k Co, W D
WUIIaina, D J rim i uga k Co, W W Smith, Major McElralb,
Osteudorff k Co.
I'u ssc ii (?er L
Per atcainshlp Champion, for Now York-Mrs Stock- I
ton, J ,\ Clinton, D W Clinton, J P K Urysu, A L Nauce,
J Shaw, Mrs T Hildebrand. L lt Carr, Fraileen Police, -
Vupbinck. Mrs O'Neill, C. Ashby, Miss O'Neill. - Cart?
mill. E a Rawley, J J Pope, - Johnston. O R Cathcart
and lady. Miss J Semcke, Mrs lt S Druin. Rov Moynnr
dio and lad?, Miss Estelle Hans, A (Jrunball. J U Russell.
T S Joh mon. T Moran. M Doyle, W lYIackwel), F M ul lin.
N Close, and 3 In stoerngc.
Por steamship Mouokn, from New York-D Briggs,
H W Dfigga, 1' Darcey. J Allison, D RclUy, W Olover,
and J sleeraga.
Per atcamsbip Falcon, for BalUmoro- Mr and Mrs
Ravcnel, J Phyunoy, J Wunsh, .>. Mlasoa Hugor, Mis*
Phil.lpn, D F Kccliug, and others.
l'cr steamer Dictator, trom Pllatka, via Jacksonville,
Fernandina and Savannah-L l'an lt I, ? L Millar, O Mc
(ilnli y. M Bennett, J D T humai. W Succkor. G W Pond,
Judge Fraser, R L Wilson, col L Wilson, wife nndchild,
C Earl*. Mr* Goodrich. J ncaillo. Misa Moonoy, Wilson
Cbapol, W U While, T E Goungcr, J W Staples. J Mur?
phy, 8 G Drown. T A Mitchel, J U Tegul, and 7 deck.
Per steamer Tannin, (tom Savannah, via Beau ort, Hil?
ton Head, Ac-B F Faust, J J Bair, J Rennoy, Gsu Gila,
0 O Uouso, A T. Burns, Dr T Cuthbert and wife. J J
Pope, and 7 deck. -
".er steamor St Helena, from Falls to and Rockvlllo
J W Seabrook, Col J Wbalay, J E Eddings, Mr Fra) cr.
1 dy and daughter, J J Hanabao. Mrs Vanbalien, D J
Whnlcy, O U SwIR, Col Burger, A Constance and lady,
W Read, W Brown, and 20 dock.
~~ POUT CAIsENJUAK.
coBDZcrrD WEEXI.T.
rnAsrs or TOE MOON.
First Q. Otb, Oh. 47m. evon I I nit 0.20th, Oh. 47m. morn
Full M. 13th. 8h. 4m. mora I Now M. 27lli,7u. 43m, morn
OCTOBEH.
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1 Tuesday....
21 Wednesday
3 Thursday..
4 Friday_
elSaturday..
rJSunday_
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MARINE NEWS.
H il II T IIP CHAR li kt MTU M .
Arrived Saturday.
Brig Model, Johnson, Boston, 0 days. leo. To tho
Master. A Gags k Co.
Brig Anns D Torrey, Sellars, Heston, 0 days. Icc. To
A Gago ii Co.
Steamer Fannie, Peck. Savannah via Iliufflou, Hil?
ton Head and Beaufort. Mdio. To John Forguson,
E U Rodgers k Co. W Kinsman. W Steal, SC lt lt Agent,
W C Dukes k Co, P Hubert, Ho naran t k Sala*. J P Alm
ander. Southern Exprcas Co, JOH Clausscn. F Kreuel,
P Gathers, U Adams, A Caualo, A Gage k Co.
Arrived Y m tr rn ny.
Steamship Moneka. Winchester, New York-tefl Thurs?
day. Mdzo. To J k T Get iv, J E Adgcr A Co, Adams
Exptess Co..' ') Aiken k Co, D A Ammo, R Arnold. C N
Averill & Son. d Bischoff & Co. Block k Loyns, H Buck.
J O Burckiuyc., Bolhuann Bros, E Bates k Ca, J B Betts
k Co, Drown A. Uycr. J R Bigelow, T D Clancey, Gotid
kop ic Beulbner, O W Clark k Co. J*Coagrovc. It A: A P
Caldwell, Crane. Boylcston k Co. W C Courtney, W S
Corwin k Co, C D Carr k Co, Cutsolm Bros, Cameron,
Barkley A- Co, I, Cohen. T M Cater, Dowls k Molso. A D
Ar Co, P Darcey, Duwlug, Burkett A Cn, Forguson A
Holmes. B Feldman, Gracier, Lee. Smith k Co, dru I er
J: Martin, A ? Goodwin, F Uorsoy, Hastio. Calhoun A
Co, N A Hunt. Hopkins. McPherson A Co, C K liugcr. J
W Harrisson ? Sou, Uart k Co. Johnston, Crews k Co, (!
ll Johnson, J Jars, JAM Ionmnn, steamer Dictator, W
Kinsman, U Rialto A Co. E H Kellar* k Co. A Langer. A
I ltote.lt. O Litscbgt. Misa J Larkcn, F Yon Sauten, Tit?
ilo .* Marshall, Lubra k Stelling, Mllnor, Wllbnr k Mar?
tin, T McCarthy. D Maguire, J U Muller. M McCarty, G
W Mcivor, Marshall. Burge k Bowen. McLoy A Rice. W
McComb k Co, J Mehrten*. U Meyer, Msntouo k Co. S
R Marshall, E J Dawson k Co, OatcudorlT A Co. South?
ern Expr?s* Co. J F O'NoiU A Son. B O'Neill, D tr Neill k
Son, W Roach, J II Read k Co, H T Pcako. General Su?
perintendent, E Scott k Co, W Lutnpkln k Co. Salas k
Co, Stoll, Webb A Co. Strauss, Vanees k Bo, W W Shack
clfortl, .1 B K Sloan. O Tlcdoman, C Voigbt, J H V?llers,
W Manufacturing Co, O W WlUIaros k Co. O W Steffens
k Co, Worner k Ducker, J N W, P Wnbib, Wagoner,
Heath k Monscos, 8 C Railroad Agent, and others.
Steamer Dictator, Payne, I'alatka, via Jacksonville,
Fomaradina and Savannah. Cotton, Wool, indus sud
Mdfte. To J D Aiken k Co, J At J D Kirkpatrick, O H
lugrabam A- Son, C Oravnley, R N Fuller.
riteamor St Helena, Boyle, Edlato and Rockvlllo.
Mdzo. To J n Murray, G Clark, Roper k Stoney, W M
Lawton.
Cleared Saturday.
Steamship Ohamplnn, Lockwood, New York-Courtenay
Ac Trcnhomi.
Steamship Falcon, Reed, Baltimore-Courtenay k Tren
huhs. ?.
Brig Josie A Devereaui, Clark, Bolton-F P Locke.
Hcbr John A OrlUlu, Feater, Georgetown, 8 C-H F Ha
kt r ft Co.
Wont to Sea Saturday.
Steamship Chatuplou, Lockwood, Nsw York.
Steamship Falcon, Reed, Baltimore.
I rom tula Port.
Sehr Mosca D Bramhall, Hussey, Now York, Sept 27.
Sehr Wanata, Hawkins. Now York, Sept 20.
Cleared for tills Port.
Sahr Chloe. Hatch, at Boston, Sept 23.
MST UF VKSSUI.S
UP. CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
FOREIGN.
LtvcnrooL.
British bark Yumuri, Thompson, np.Sept 10
Ur hark J Cumming. Hookway, up.August 29
Hrh I sh bark Florence chipman. Jones, aa ll sd.... Hopt 3
Br bark Queen, Stuart, sailed.August 10
Tho Chattanooga, Fra man, ?siled.August 19
Tho Charleston, Morley, entered outward..Kept ll
Ai.Twr.ni-.
Tho Triton, Keoger, allied.Sept A
DOMESTIC.
XOCEP0B?, ME.
Behr H II Jameson, Jameson, up.Sept 0
BOROS.
Brig Al)Torrey. Hellers, cleared.Sept 9
Itt lg Galveston, Merryman, up......Sap! 4
Sehr J Crocker, Lowo, cleared.Sept 19
Sehr Maine law, Johnson, up..?..Sept IB
Behr Chloe, Hatch, cleared.Sept 25
KXW Timi.
Sehr N W Smith, Tooker, cleared.Sept 23
Sehr E A ConkUn, Daniela, up.Sept 18
Sehr Amoricus, Mosa, np.Sept B
Sehr S Hawkin:, Wyatt, np.Sept 23
FntLADILrBLA.
Sehr F W Johnson, Marta, cleared.'. .Sept 10
OEOnoiTowM, n. p.
Sehr J A Ualleck, Crowe"., Balled....'.Sept 19
THE EAST FLORIDA BANNER,
Ol Al, A. M A It ION COUNTY, FLORIDA.
T. F. SMITH, Editor and Proprietor.
8. 0. DaRROHL, Aaaletant Editor.
THE DAHNER HAS A LARCH CIRCUIATION
throughout the moat populous and wealthy portions
of Florida.
Hilaba caa men, desirous of Introducing their business
through that suction, would do weU to advertise in Ita
columna.
auBscniPTion, t3 a TEAS.
SPABKICX k Co., Agents, at Courier Office, Charleston
South Carolina.
September 27
THE FLORENCE GAZETTE,
PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY, AT FLORENGE
S. O., otrora au oxceUini medium to Mord?anla and
others who wish lo extend their business IJ the Poo
Doo section or tho Slate. Ralea of advertising vnry res
s?patele._September ia
BARNWELL SENTINEL
IS AN EXCELLENT ADVERTIHIVG MEDIUM. LET
Merchants and business meo try lt for a few mouths
"No risk no gain." Send on your carda and inert un
your trade thia Ml. Thore'a nothing to equal Printer's
Ink-lt hu made many a fortune.
Terme for Ike paper-S3 per annum, In od vaneo.
Advertisements Inserted at the rata of VI per square el
twelve Unes or less for each Insertion.
Cards nf ton Unca or Icaa, at the rato of 110 for th res.
months.
Contracta by tba year or for eli months, allowing priv
liege of changing, on more favorable lenin. Address
EDWARD A. D?I0N8ON.
Movere ber I-?_ PnM.siieT -in fTcum-lori
THE CAROLINA TDIES,
PUBLISHED AT ORANGEDURQ C. II.
TOXI PAPER CIRCULATES THROUGHOUT THF
middle portion of ihs Biala, and offers the best
racOiuee for advert? lira. February 2?
gggBW ". - BBBBH9?
SPARTA!? FEMALE COLL?CE.
TIIUHTEKS.
Hon. SIMPSON BOBO, Sparlanburg.
Rev. C. MURCHISON.
JudgoT. 0. 1?. VERN ON, Spartanhurg.
Rev, T. G. 11KHBKRT. Ninety-Six.
Prof. A. Il LESTER, Spurt?nburg.
Rov. .J. A. PORTER, Georgetown.
Major .JOHN A. LEK, Spartanhurg.
Kev. M..BROWN, Columbia.
Major A. IT. Kl IIB V, Spartan burg.
Rev. W. S. RI,Adv Newberry.
Rev. A. W. WALKER, Sparlauburg.
IW. WA UR KN Du PREN, Spariaiilnug
J. li. WILSON, Ks.,. Hpartaiiburg.
n'.vtM ri.TV.
Rev. AN.-?ON W. CD M MI.NUS, A. M., I). I).,
Preniibnii ami Teacher itt Mat h?maties, ami
lecturer mi Natural Science, fer
MM. 1. IF. CUMMINO:-.,
Teacher of Rhetoric. Mental an?! Moral
Soioiie??.
Min ALICK M. SiiF.r.nu.N,
Music. Embroidery, Painting. Loather j
Work, Hair Work, &t>.
Miss Al.icr. LOMAX,
Music, French, English Literal inc.
Miss SUR . . R. SIIKI.IION,
French, Music, History.
Miss M. JANF. Worponn,
Natural Science, Latin, &c.
HICNSIONW -A-INJ.) VACATION.
The Fall Session will open October 3d,
18f>7, and close February 19th, 18(18.
Thc Spring Session will open February
iOth.und close July 8th, 18I?S.
Vacation exU inls from close ol' Spring
Session, lo October 1st.
A few days recess at Christ mas.
ICXPIENSEH.
1 leard. por Session, in Currency,.$70 00
I Tuition,.20 00
Contingent Pee,. 2 00
Music, with use of Piano,. 27 50
Latin, Exlrs,. 10 00
French, Extra,. 12 00
Embroidery,. 15 00
j Oil Painting. 20 00
Grecian Fainting, tor tho Course, . 10 00
Leather Work,. 0 00
Hair Work. 0 00
Fcathor Flowers,. 0 00
Wax Fruit Flowers. C 00
Kuuh Music pupil receives fifty lexton*
during thc Session, and can usc
piano for practice, from one to fhrer hours
daily. There arc six pianos in thc College.
Thc teachers in this department have
lind much oxperioncc, and excel as per?
formers os well as tcachcM.
BOAHDINO OEPATITM KPfT.
'I.Ins department is under (he immediate
control of tho President, and the young
ladies constitute a part of his family. Thoy
will have tho c-mstanl care of tho lady
teachers in sickness and in health. Tho
rooms arc large, well ventilated and ire//1
Karmetl in cold weather. For Ibo stylo of
living at thc College, thc President? takes
the liberty to refer to Rev. R. P. Frunks,
I*. E., of Spartanhurg District, who, with
his family has board in the College, at the
same table with thc young ladies and tcuch
ors. Also, to Col William li. Dc Puss of
Camden, Horace Nichols, Esq., of Colum?
bia, who also, with their families, have
been members of the College family. All
young ladies Jrom n distance, are expected
lo hoard ot thc College.
TH1B TRACHKItM
Have all had much experience, two of I
I them have taught over twenty-bye. years.
Tho young lady teachers all' graduated in
one of thc best Female Colleges in the
South, und excel in their respective depart?
ments.
THR TEXT BUOKM
lu usc can all be procured iu Spartau
burg, at reasonable prices.
APPARATUS, /to.
Thc College has a beautiful and exten?
sive Apparatus, for illustrating tho various
branches of Natural Philosophy, Chemistry
j and Astronomy. Lectures on these'sub
| jeets, free to nil, will bc delivered during
thc year.
NOTICE.
Students coming by Spartanhurg and
Union Railrond, should leave Columbia or
intermediate stations, on Monda}', Weducs
! day or Saturday-they will then come
through without dctentiou.
EXPENMEN.
lt is confidently believed that while this
Institution offers high inducements, in thc
way of educational, social, moral and re?
ligious advantages, it holds out motives of
a pecuniary kind, equal, if not greater thnn
any other. Look at the advertisements of
this and other schools, North or South, and
parents will see that they make a saving hy
sonding to Spartanhurg.
l^LEARE.
After reading this, hand it to some one
who has a daughter to educate, or post it
up in sonic public place.
THOSE INTENDING to patronize the Col?
lege, will confer a favor by immediately
addressing the' President, nt Spartanhurg,
S. C.
CO URN IC OF HTUDY-TEXT
BOOU8.
PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT,
Spelling.Webster's Elementary
Reading.Sanders' Serios.
Oeography.Cotton's and Fitch's,
School Geography.
' English Orammer.Bullion's Prac Lessons
I Arithmetic.Thompson's Montai A
Rudiments.
Writing.Sponcc-rian system.
Composition.Parker's,
I Dictionary.Wobalor's School Ed.
COLLEGIATE CLASSES,
uns: TT.1B.
Writing.Spencerian system.
Spelling. .Webster's Elementary.
BcadiDg.Randers' -4+ li Rcador.
Geography.Cotton's and ? itch's
Sohool Geography.
Grammer. .Bullion's.
Arithmotio. .Thompson's Practical.
History United States.Wilson's.
Dictionary.!...... Webster's High School
Science ot Familiar Things. WobV.
fie. unD TZAB.
Writing!.Spencerian system.
Beading.Binders'4th Reader.
Arithmetic.Thompson's,
Natural Philosophy.Comstock's.
Physiology.Comstock's.
(ihornlstry.Foster and Woman's.
(lenora! History.Wilson's School Ed.
Astronomy.Smith's.
Watts on Mind.Emmorson's.
JTTNlOB.
Algebra.Davio's First Lessons.
Botany.Gray's.
Astronomy ..Douri or'.:.
Montai Philosophy. 'Jpham's.
Bhotorie.Newman's.
Composition. Qnaokonbos's.
UMTOB.
Geometry.Loomis*.
Trigonometry.Loomis'.
I/>gio.Hedgo's.
Moral Science.Alexander's.
G oology.Hitchcock's.
Evidences Christianity_Alexander's.
uxamxKT OKADDATxn' cormsz.
Philosophy of Natani History, Gonaral His?
tory, Phyaloal Geography, Fronch and any of the
Ornamentals, with Reviews of any parlor former
coarse.
W. T. WALTERS & C?.7
?WI1TBS ^ZL?TXD LIQUORS,
No. 68 EXCHANGE PLACE,
BALTIMORE.
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LATIN.
Bullion'* (Iluminar, Header, (.'?'Bar, eli'.
TRENCH.
FaHiiupUo'ti French scries in natal,
UKHMA.N.
Woodbury's New Method i.i used.
MUSH'.
Wc uso rialto without n Munter, Humen a.
Richardson's, (now edition,) mid lk-timi'a luetnic
tion Hooka. In vctcal, Mason's Normal Iuslrnc
tor, and Now Carmina Sacra.
OIU ?Ni Ii? 11A L. K1EAI A?KS.
Spartanburg Female College, under I li?*
patronageof lim South Carolina. Cnuler
ence, was opened lor lin; admission of|
pupils on the 25th August, 18f)5.
The site ol' the (.'0110140 Huildings is nut
of thc most pleasant and desirahlo locations |
that could have been selected.
Tho Campus encloses fifteen acres nf
woodland, tm the summit ol' a hill, over?
looking thc town ol' Spartanburg. and a
hall'mile or more, distant from it.
Secluded from thc excitements and at?
tractions of thc town thoroughfare.-;, with a
pure atmosphere, excellent water, and rtirnl
quietude, thc pupils enjoy every facility for
mental anti moral culture.
'I'IfiW'l^IMO TS I AI .ts.
Tt may he satisfactory to some to see a
few from among tlie mu nv of the newspa?
per and other notices that might he selec?
ted, which have generously heen taken of
the College, location, teachers, ic. Hut
our best epistles are our former pupils,
scattered all over North and South Caroli?
na, Alabama, Georgia, Virginia, Tennessee, |
Mississippi, Texas and other States.
Sl'ARTANIU'lKl FEMALE COLLEGE.
fine climate, healthy location and compe?
tent Focally, recommend this College to |
public patronage." -Min 11 tm ol' ?V. C. *"?>
fermer for 18(i(i.
Sl'ARTANIllHiil FE.MAI.K. COLLEGE.- |
"This I u.itit ul ion pf South Carolina Con?
fercnfcc, opens October Sid. lt is nude
the 1'residen cry ofthat experienced teacher,
Dr. \Y. A. Cummings. Ils proximity to
Woflbrd Cullege gives some ntl vantage III
those who have holli sons and daughters to
educate from home ; and thc renown of
Spartanburg for its healthfulness and reli?
gious privileges, commends^ it tn puhlic fa?
vor."- Southrrn Christian Aili orate, Am/.
lfi, ISC?7.
SpAKTANHl'lttl I'"KM ALE Cul.l.KtlK.-"Ul
gives ns pleasure tu announce to the puh?
lic, the re-opening of tiiis popular institu-1
(?on, under thc management of the Kev. A.
W. Cummings, D. 1). The reputation of|
thc President for scholarship and adttiinis
trative ability, should coiiiuiand for tho
Institution a liberal. patronage ; and we
hope that thc friends of female education
will bestir themselves to give to litis Col?
lege that support and encouragement with
which it was honored.in former yours. Its
representativesuic scattered throughout the |
lund, and thc)- surely cannot forget thc
pleasant associa I ton s of hy-gone days, and
disregard thc claims of their Alma .Muter.
Let one and all do something to sustain
this important educational interest, 'that
our dnoghters may be as corner-stones, pol?
ished after the similitude of a palace.' "-- |
Spartanburg Express, 18G1J.
ROLSTON CONFERENCE FEMALE COL
LEAK.-'; We have been pleased to learn
that tho last session was eminently success?
ful, and with the present able aud efficient
corpse of teachers, (three of whom arc now
in the Spartanburg Fomale College,) under
tho lead of Dr. Cummings, promises to
fuliil the fullest hopes of its friends."
Abingilon Virginian, Mai/,18(10,
IIOLSTON CONKKKF.NCK F BM ALE COL?
LEGE.-"Of thc President, Kev. Dr. C11111
miugs, and thc Faculty, it is only necessary
to say that thc present examination docs
not detract anything from thc high reputa?
tion that they had sustained for many
years as able teachers aud skilful manager,
of a literary institution. Thc Committee I
feel safe in saying, in thc language of oue
of the oldest and most active Trustees,
Hon. N. W. WoodGu, in regard to the I
President, j that they havo the right mau J
in tho right place' "-Report of Examin?
ing Committee of II. C. F. College. May 15,
1861._
CRISPER COMA.
Obi abe wat beautiful aud lair.
With ?larry eyes, and radiant bair,
Whoso curling tendrils, nott entwined,
Enchained Ute very heart and mind,
CRTSPB1T COMA,
For Curling tho Hair of either Sox into Wary
and Oloesy ItiugloU or Hoavy Msaaivo
Curia.
By USING THIS ARTICLE LAD1E i AND GENTLE?
MEN can bcanUfy Uicmaelvca a thounanil-lold.
It ta tbs only artlrlo In the world that will curl straight
bair, and at tho aamo tinto give lt a beautiful, glossy ap?
pearance. Tho Crlspor Com* not only curia the 1ml r, bul
invigorates, beauUfles aud cleanses lt; la highly and de?
lightfully perfumed, and is Ihn moat complote artlcln ol
tho kind ever o line.1 to tho Amt rican public. The
Crisper Coma will bo aont to any address, sealed ami
postpaid for tl.
Ad J rc i? all orders lo
W. L. CLARK A CO., Chemists,
No. 3 WeilFayoltoatroot, Syrnenio. N. V.
March 30 tyr
?fXrHIsEERH and Milgi gam
TT TACUES forced lo Jaim
grow upon Um smoothest HL_|S
race lu from three lo Ore T|"W
weeks by using Dr. SEVIO- aTaJJ
N E ' S RESTAURATEUR MMl
CAPILLAIRE, Um most ^Gjk
vrorjdrrlu! discovery In mo
darn suirnro, acting upon ^^BT
tho Beard and Hair In an almoat miraculous manner. 1
baa been uaod by Ibo ollto of Parla and Ionrtou willi the
most flattering eucoess. Nsinos ot all purcbaaars wil
bo registered, and lt entire aatlalecllon ia uot alvon in
every InaUncc, the money will be cheerfully refunded.
Price by mail, aealcd aud postpaid, tl. Deacrlptive cir?
culars and letliiuonlals malled freo. Address DEROE1I,
SHUTTS ti CO., Ckciuikhi, Np. 188 ktvor sire. I Troy, H.
V., Sole Agents for the United States
March au_or
. THE MARION STAR,
lAHTABLISHED NEARLY TWENTY YEARS AGO, M
fj published at Marlon, H. C. tn the central portion
of the country, and otrora a favorabto medium to Mer?
chants, Druggists, Machinists, and all claaaes ?ho dcalre
lo extend their butlneaa tn tho Pee Deo country.
For the benefiter our advert?,lng patra?a, we shall. In
addition to onr subscription Hat, which la conilanUy in?
creasing, publish and distribute, gratuitously, contra or
the STAR, during lbs business season thi, Fall
Ratea or Advertising liberal.
W. J. MohiTULL,
NOT. mt ir 30 goiter and 1 - i lalor,
IIMTAXT TD IHI??ON Yuwm
A SOi rilKI.N INVENTION.
PATENT LAlllJll-SAVlKU
ip S? ltKW COTOX PRESS.
r?.-i . ?
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.1. COTION sen KW wi invented, with oue untie
ii lil j vv bali-cnn lie ensile |?ck'..I. Senil for Dancrip
lin-nml I'ri.-it 1.131. tn ' I . K. BOOEN.
11.1., i at Aunt fur the stain.
No. Til Ea M lw?y. Charleston, S. C.
ALSO,
RAILWAY AN L> S rEAM BOAT SUPPLIES, Portabio
ami Stationary t'Jialuea, sr.-.v Git, e. Uenery'* McCar?
thy nina. Oriit Mill, . Bark Milli, Hone rumT,
Ihro.htr?, Reapers. Huitines. Olia, Iron, steel, Wild?
er'? Tire Proof f-ntr?, ITalfortn and Counter Sec?is,
Ac.. Ac. Ker aile liv .
C. K. HUGF>R,
No, J.T HAST HAY. CTiAllLESTUIV, SI. C.
May 'J mth Otuos
MISCELLANEOUS.
Till LA DELPHI A UNIVERSITY
?IP
MEDICINE AND SURGERY.
TnE PHILADELPHIA usivtnsrrY OK MEDICINE
AND SURUERY wu organized In 184*. CharteredT
tay thc Legislature, Fctininry 21!. ISM. Nam ? changed
bv a legislative enactment to III? Eclectic N.edual cob
loge, or Philadelphia, in WOO. in ISiKI il pnniVibid Hie
Pennsylvania Mcdlral college, established in ; -if, and
the Philadelphia Medical College. which lied pre vmrty
been merged into thc Pennsylvania Medical College. Ai
uti ii lt purchased thc rum Medical t'lilvcn-lt j. Veto
Trust?e? of the separate schools united, petitioned and
obtained a special Act of the Lcpls.alurc, consolidating
theso Institutions mid chi ump their nam? lo Ibat of tho
Philadelphia University of Medicine ami Surgery.
March 15, 18iV.. Ali Ile se various Arl? are pilbil lied in
thc at ilutes ol Pennsylvania. Thc cost of the I iiildlng
and museum was over one liuiidreil thousonil dollars, lt
will lie observed that the I'nlvcrnltr, as now organized. ls
the legal representative ol'the lour Medical Colleges, that
lt URS absorbed. It IK u liberal schnei of medicine, con?
fined lo no dogma, nor attnehed io any miillral clique :
but embraces ut UM teaching everything of value to tile
profession.
.Venions.-lt has two tull M .1.? u i each year,commenc?
ing on the Isl or October, and eoutimiiiig milli Ibo 1st nf
.Hilliary, an ils Unit session, and from III? Isl ol January
bi Hm lRt ol April, as Its second; Ibelwo eon.ititiilinfi one
iii!) cum.I l.vtiu. lt lian al?o n sumiller ?cnilc.ll,
commencing, the l?t Apn] i el continuing until August,
lor the preparatory brandies, snell as Latin, (Ircr.k,
MalbeinuUes. ilolaiiy, /oology, Chemistry, Anatomy
Physiology, eic.
lYcJtrii.-Tickets to the lull course nf lectures 3100. or
tis! for each session, l-'or the Hiiimii.r or preparatory
coiirwo f 23. (Irandalllii: loo ?lliV to aid .voling men ul
mod?rale meaus. Hie I'liivereiiy bas humed BVC hundred
scli.Sarships. n bichar? sold lo lirc.h.'OUl-se students lor
A7?. and tn socnndcmirsi- stinlenls and elergyiiien tor
130, each constituting Hie h..Me. a life member, wtlb Hie
perpetual privilege* of Hie li-ctm .:, mid all Hie ie c hi,CT.
or Ibo school. The only aiMilionul lees .ir. u y early dis
-eel in;; and nutt! I.ll'.jtillg lietel, each of which ls
7'Ac .Idr.iMfutf. .< ../ .S'.'...inr</o;.i. -Hie sludent holding a
schnlorship eau enter the College at any lime during Hi.
year, atleiul ar I.ne: us heehooi.es, mid re-enter Hie e. ii
iilium us ti eipieiilly us de. ir. d.
It requires no pun ?nus reading ur -tildy L> cuter th
llnivemity nu scholarships, hein e, all private lullioii ase
?re saved.
si c.lemby holding ?.iud irsliips, . JU pr..-...ellie min
business a par! of Hie lime.
Th? candidate for gr-j.liiilinu eau present bunsen ul
any ince, an.I receive bis degree MHOMi UH qualifie.I.
In casca stu u ni .ihnuld hoi.I a ?elioliirnblp uud liol In
able lo nt lend lectures, it eau be transferred to uiintlier,
Hms preventing ali c luM,
Paren'-:, guardians or friends of students wishing lo
pur lee. scholarship 1er Hiern a year or morn heiore
iii.u mt. nd mee nt (lie lluivcrslty, csu si-etire Hiern by
advancing oiie-hulf the price und paying Hu- balance
when tim undent enters. l'hysiclaini and benevolent
nu u cati bestow great hciiefil u[ . .u poor young m r i, hy
presenting them a scholarship, and ihm. enabling ihen
to oolain an honorable profrR-?iiui.
Tho Faculty embraces seventeen ami neat physicians,
and ..ni ,h'.mi The University lias unwilled with it a
large tiOHpilal clinic, vvlieie- every form of medical and
surgical ills*-ase la operated on sud treated in thc pres?
ence of ibu ' I.e.
i'.u.i.i '.i: linn.nu..;.-The College building, located in
Ninth street, tamil of Walnut, is ibe finest In the elly.
Ito trout is collegiate gothic, .ml 11 adorned with cm
b.itUcmcnts and embrasures, presenting n novel, bold,
and be mt h ni appearance, 'thc lacado is ofbrown sto:i?,
ornamented by two towera, nm; to thc elevation of
eighty n-vl, and crowned with an embattled parapet.
Thc i nu h ! m;: contains betweon fifty and sixty rooms, all
supplied with water, gnu, and every other convenience
that inndem improvement ran contribute lo facilitate
medical lu-tmction. Only live huudred scholarship:)
will bo issued, ami aa l?vo bandi, d amt tiny are now
sold. Uni e who wiall to secure DUO ?hould do so at once.
Money can he remitted hy exprea i. or a drall or check
sent on any National Dank in thc united States, when
the scholarship ?ill bc relumed by mail, eignrd by tho
Prcsidonl ortho Hoard of Trustees, JOSEPH H. FlSHF.lt.
Esq.. and tho Dean ol Hie Faculty, W. PAINE, M. D.
All ordern ?or scholarship) or oilier business of (bo Hnl
i veralty, should ho adlrea-cd to Professor W. PAINE, M.
D., Pbtladelpblu, Pa. .
NEW BOOKS.
PAYNE'S PRACTICE OK MEDICINE.
A NEW WORK .HIST ISSUED BY W. PAINE. M. D.,
Professor or Hie Principles anil Practice or Medirluc and
Pathology In the Philadelphia University of Mell, lie.
and Surgery; author of Paine's Practice of Burger)'; a
work on Oasuitrics ami Meterla Medica, author of N*.w
kefcOOt Remedies; un Epitome of Eberlio's Practice of
Medicine ; i Review of Unnixopathy; a Work ou thc His?
tory of Medicine; Editor of llidrersity M. .<ic.it and Sur?
gical Journal, fcc, Ac. It ls a royal octavo of 9G0 pages,
and contains a hill description nf all diseases known lu
medicino and surgery, lin.lu.hu ; those of wouieu and
children, together with their pathology und treatment by
all the now and improved methods. Prim (7; postage 60
cents.
Address tho author. No. 1133 ARCH STREET, Phlhtdel
phla. Pa.
ALSO, A NEW WORK,
Entitled New School Medicines, which la the only work
ever published upou Mat? ria Medica, embracing all Ibo
Eclectic, Uomoatathlr, and Botanic Remedies, withn
lull regular Materia Medica, Price if.; postage free,
Addreaa aa above,
UNIVERSITY JOURNAL
OE
MEDICINE AMI Mi HI, lilli,
A SEMI-MONTHLY JOPnSAL Ol' UE11IC1NK, Bil HOBBY
I'aTBioi.oaY, nvmnsr. A.tu OENF.RAI. LITER A
THnE, BF.VOTED TO TnE I'll, i ts IOS ASI?
TnE PEOPLE.
d tie cbeapoi t Modlcal Pa|ver in (be wurhl. publisbtd
every two week ?at the University Uulldlrig. Ninth-street
Honlb of Wjlnul.
Minnie copies.il.Oil
Elvo copies lo one address.*?3S
Ton copien to one address.IM
Fiftcou copies to one address.l>.ail
Twenty copies lo one address.10.00
1 he g.itern np nf tho Club shall hsve one copy gratis.
Address W. PAINE, M. IX, Editor.
Sepien,I el Ll Pjlllsdclphln, P?.
AFFLICTED ?
SUFFER NO MORE!
When tay Iho uso of DR. JOINViLLE'S ELIXIR you
ran bo mired permain nib.. and at a Iritlmg cosl.
Thc astonishing success which bin attende.i this hi
valuable medicine for Physical and Nervous Weaknois
(lenora! Debility and Prostration, Loss ol Muscular En?
ergy, Impotency, or any of Ibe conerqnences of you thru.
Indiscretion, renders ll (be mont valuable preparation
evor discovered.
lt will remove all nervous affection?, depression, ox
cit r tuent, incapacity to study or business, bis* of memo?
ry, ronluston, thoughts ol self destruction, feara of in
aaolty. A-c. Il wiU restore tho appetite, renew Hie bcaltti
of Uiose who have destroyed lt by sensual esrcaa or evil
prac lleca.
Young Men, be humbugged no more by "(Juack Doc?
tora" and Ignorant piactltioncra, but aend without delay
for Ibo Elixir, and bc at onco restored to breltb und hap?
piness. A iM-rhvt Cura is (liierantcid in every Instance.
Price fl, or four bottles ta one sddreis
Ono bottle ls enftletent lo effect a . ure in all ordinary
cases.
ALSO. DIL JOINVILLE'S RPECIFIO PILLS, for Die
speedy and permanent eure of Oonoirbrra, Olcet, I'm
thral Discharges, Gravel. Stricture, and ell affections cl
tho Kidney? and Jtladder. Cures effected in from one lo
tva days. They arc pre) ure.1 from vegetable extracta
that aro haruileaa on Hie system, and never nauseate the
?bnnacb or impr?gnalo the breath. No change, of dial
ls necessary while using Hiern, uor does Hi cir ectlou lo
my manner Interfere with bualnesa pursuits. Prill' tl
ryerbox.
Either of tho above-mentioned articles will bo tent to
i ny addreaa, closely seeled, and post-paid, by mall or
?i press on receipt of price. Address all orders In
DRROKU, BUim-H h CO., Chemists,
Marsh 80 ly No. 286 River street, Tray, N, Y.
i
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ul superior quilty ore manufactured nuil u tiers a
ki lair h i u.. lo Din Thule. Tho public arc lin nm
lo eta tin! AMERICAS ir.VD PENCIL Ibo pro.
Icri'iice.
'HIE PENCILS Alli-. TO UK DAD AT ALT. TBE
PIllNtlPAI. STATIONERS AND NO HON
DEALERS.
ASK FOU TUE "AMERICAN LEAD PENCIL. "
TFlrlVONIAI..
MlEFKIKl.D KCIENTIFtO SCHOOL,
l?tancsniM DCPARTUKHI'.
VAU COI.I.KCI:, November 18, I HOG.
I btv? always i.ic nd..I thu Faber l'olygrada
Lead Pencils m tb,, only pencils titled fur balli ornamen?
tal nu<l mathematical drawing; but, after a thorough
trial ut tim American I'olygrade Lead Piurlle, mao
lllaclnrtil by tho American Lead Pencil Company, New
York, I lind'them superior lo any pcuril lu IIRB, even lo
the 1'abur or tin-old IhiHlUh t.'iiinbcrtand Lead PaucO,
C nn- a huperttir pencil tor Pketchinp. nrnauicutal aud
un chaniral drawing, aud all I lie ordinary naen of a load
pencil.
Thean peueil* arc very bindy (traded and havo a very
?iiiimtli lead: even the aol teal pencils hold Ike point wall:
Ibey atv all i MU eau be desired in a pundi, lt gives me
tfrc.it pleasure tn ls- able lo a-,nr.- Americana thu the,
trill nu longer llu compelled tn depend upon Germany gr
any .illiert?iebil mallet for petU*ls.
LOUIS HAIL,
professor u( l)n ring, Ac.
AU. I LS. ll- on: aiu rii:
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Noni' m-miliie WllllosU I ie pnvi name ut tba tiru
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'Ho re cometh ?jlj.l u J mc . o? joy lu all,
Tu vomit; and lo old, tu pi .al aud lo small:
Thu beauty ?Indi once ? J* SU prurlom aud rar?,
I: five tur all, ai.d al', ul iv bi- lair.
Dy Hie nar. ot
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ENAMEL,
For II.IJ.I... m,' and li? -.uti.Vina thc Complexion,
Thc mott valuable and pari'oct preparation in uso, for
frlvina the akin a bcautilul pearl-like tint, that is only
lound in youth. It cmlclrly removes Tan, Freckles, Ptm
pies, blotches. Motu Petches, Sal.ownes*. Eruption?,
aud all impurities of tho skin, kindly bealing the samo
leaving the sin white and clear as alaba star. Its uss
cannot bo delected by Hie closest scrutiny, and boing s
vegetable preparation is perfectly harmless. It Is tba
only ui lido ol thc kimi used by Ibo French, and ls con
:*i. i*i by thc I-ai [sion aa lndisptn?ablo to a perfect
toilet. Upwards nf 30.U0O bottle) wera cold dorina tile
past year, a sum Iaht guarantee of Its efficacy. Price
only 75 ?nts i _. i l y mall, port-paid, on receipt ol nu
order, bj
rlEiUli it, Bili VIS A CO., Chemists,
vs.. ?Iver St.. Troy, N. Y*
Mat cb VU _lyr
"Proven I uti ii iicttor than Care. "
DH. J?ICORD'S
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A M'llliVEIJ .Ul) IIIOIIT.V RECOMMENDED DE
J\ o-.-i i,, li Ut .Ural Faculty, as Ibc only safe aud
b,ia 11.1,.. ...e. l o- u.piliint iuicetlou from Special DIaeaaea.
This bu lice,ia,i i leparallou ia suited for either aex, and
baa proved, frJin ampia experience, the most efficient
and Tollable Prcveutivu ever diarovcred, Uiua o fleeting a
desideratum long sought for in thc Medical World. If
Uf ed inverell nu In directions every possibility of danger
may be avoided ; u bingin application will radically neu?
tralize the venereal vicua, expel all Impurities from the
absorbent v?rsela, and render contamination Impossible.
Pe wiso in time, and at a very email outlay, save hours nt
untold bodily and mental torments.
This most reliable specific, ao universally adopted In
Hie Old World, ls now offered.for salo for the first time In
America by F. A. DUPOHT & CO., only auUaorlmt
Agenta for thc United States.
Price (3 per hettie. Largo bottle, double size, ts.
Ibo usual discount to (be trade. Sent, aecurely
packed, on receipt of price, lo any address, witb direc?
tions aud pamphlet, by addressing to
F. A. DUPORT A CO.,
Sole Asenta for Dr. Hlrord'a P. L>,
May il lyr No. 13 Poid Street, New York.
GALLlCHANsPatS
CHILLS ft FEVER}
VITE HAVE USED QALLlGflAN'S PILLS, AND TTKD
>> thal they will do all that Ia claimed for tham, and
:Ueerfully recommend them lo pubUc favor.
T. n. WATTS, Ex-Oovernor of Alabama.
J. W. A. SANDFORD, Att'y Oon'l of Alabama.
ROBT. DODailEnTY', Judge Buprtrne Court Ala. ]
From Tnoiua J. Jcnr.E, Judge Supreme Court.
I have used OALLirifUN'S PILLS on roy plantation
or l ever and A jue. and lind them all that la claimed to ;
hem. TU OS. J. JUDO E.
Montgnr.ery, Ala , September 19,1858.
l on s OKS Coron Alabama.
OALMOHAN'S Fr.YEIt AND AGUE PILLS will do.
They are decidedly the boat icediclne for Chilli and e'en
?er I eve? gave. 1 would oot bo without them for Bvq
mies thc price. J. A. oiuUAal.
AUEDIcoa, April 17, 1847.
One box i f OAl.LIGUAN'S PILLS cured me perfectly
ir Chili? ami Fever. They aro Ibo beat medlchie Inc
.Mill and Fever I ever saw. A. O. HONALDSON,
Clerk Superior Court, Sumter County, Os.
.MONI GO vt CUT, ALA., July ? 1866.
Mess's. BLUNT 4 HALE-GESTS: I have' used your
lALLlGUAN'fl PILLS on Iwo occaaiona for Chill? an !
'ever, and nod that tbey effect all that they are Intend
d lo do. They are Ibo boat remedy JOT the ducat? th it
havo ever tried. I consider them perfectly reliable.
" * . np?P?clfn']y.. DAN'L SAYRE.
Grand Kee. Grand Lodge ol P. and A. II. of Alabama.
ALBANT, Ox., March ll, 1867.
I have used GALLIGH&N'S PILLS In forty ceeoaol
Lilia iu,.1 Fever, with perfect rocotes. They aralka
est Fever and Aguo Pill put np.
. " A. B. FART.
WHOLESALE IN CHARLESTON, BY
ClOODlf ICM. WIN K al A \ ab CO..
No, Ita Meeting street.
Aud by all Dmgglala. _
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FEe)PBlETOK-S,
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