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IF DIRECTIONS ARE FOLLOWED.
~ Gail for Circular describing all symptoms "a
SYMPHONIES

The Symptoms Of Catarrh as they generally ap-
peer are at fret very slight Persons hnd they
have cold, that they have frequent attacks, and
nrr more sensitive 20 the changes OF temperature.
Il 't's ctn tndition. the more may be dry a slight
d'staTze thin and acrid afterwards becoming thick
al4 afhsEtve As the disease becomes chronic. tn q
d.-rrsrRes are increased iu quantity and CHI nged
II -slisy they are now Trick and heavy, and
haE hed OF c0URhed off. The secretious are ofen
sive. ca.s ug had breath; the voice Is thick and
nal The eyes are weak; the sense Of the smell is les
sered rces'roy ed deafness frequently takes place
Another common and aporraDt symptom Of Catarrh
t. that TIE perzoD is OBLIGED TO clear his throat in
the morning Of a this or slimy mucus which has
fallen down from the beaaid ing the pfeht when
this takes place the person may be sure that his dis
ea'" IS OF IFS way to the lungs, and should lose no
The above are but few Of the many catarri1 symp-
toms.
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LoUrsv1LLUr MArcn I3-Ao expsdition
of 30 men of the 30Ih Wisconsin, infantry
sent out from here on Saturday, surroua-
ded yesterday morning in a barn in Web
ster, Meade county, aud captured Sue
Hunday alias Jerome, Clark Aagruder aud
Henry MetcsIf, after some resistance, in
which three of oar men we're slightly aud
one mortally wounded. The prisoners
were brought here by the steamer Moraing
Star, this morniug, aud lodgei iu jail
Magrnder is suffering from recent wound
and is not likely to recover.
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Nav YoRK March l3.-Go'd oosned at
l9l, fell to 1877. a1i closed IT 1871
The Tribuue's Washintou cIrresponlsat
OF the 7th, says that advices deemed trust
worthy sta'e that 5hsrm4u's army passed
into North Carolina about the Sd Instant.
A rebel force uudsr q H4rdec were reported
lying on both sides OF the Pedee, which
river Sherman successfully crossed, placing
himself between Gems. HArdee and Beau.
regard
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Hampshire cavalry, was wounded in the
left arm. Sergeant John Kehoe, OF the sth
New York cavalry, was wounded 10 the Itf
forearm. Twenty men of the 25th New
York were captured while foraging ueOr
Staunton.
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NnEUMATIC CoMPouNn

rr.y have been used foI those diseases were merei
tsuge-aEy IL their edectS AMI Of doubtful virtue
SGt the
RHEUMATIC COMPOUND
reaches the source OF all trouble, and snee.uall,
ban hes the disease frOm the System'by its imute
tc stSeit a trial, aud become satisfied Of its won
1zF!G' PoseE.
Assa the following testimonials:
Ma JoaSsux:-Dear Sir: This is to certify that !
e1aiy crippled With Chronic rheumatism fol
r-.Htt "a or tSentS years; part of that time wAi
net able 10 so about. tried all the rheumatic
FeSgS6ics that ooald hear o! hat touud no relieI
- 'Fi tried your Rheumatic Compound and BIn1Ij
!lsner. tried but three fourthS Of bot tie Of a
- II cured me sound aud we'll Ny v lie Was aIso
'Ia'T Nith the same di ease, and small portion
~ y lsEtd ne5. am nearly seventy years OF age.
A4I II is nearly four years since was cured, and
lave rot eeSu troubled with it since 1t Affortis M
s'gat pleasure 10 furnish You with this certificate
= mat you can Te!er others Who afflicted with
n 7t-UIiIAtIsna to
IremAiu, yours truly,
ANDREW ARMSTRONG,
No, l9 james Street, Allegheny City.
A!!eSheny, May 81, 1854.
Ms A JozSsoN:-Dear Sir: M wife vas tsksr
"a Sal Nith lnnanTnatory Rheumatism in March last
S,-s = - very much swollen and the pain she Suf.
zero = IS severe; she was confined to her bed I
W Nas sISi ised to try your Rheumatic Compound and
hygo PuElner go got bottle OF it, and before the
~ G' y Es used she was entirely well. 7he cure
PerIect one never saw such medicine. She
- uHly taken three doses Of it till the swelling
Hlt pain began to ahste. All your medicine wants
- 10 te AuS VIC in order to give it success
Yours afecIionateiy,
Wy residence is Nc. I2s Cherry AIIev, wbeFs NV
- chl D. seen , any person doubling the truth
Fii'sluEg, april 18th, 1864.
Va JouNsOS My daughter Mary was attacked
~ iIatD1latUTy khsumsrism in the winter Of
- Eich continued 70 the sprinE Of sixty.four.
tie o!uia-and limbs were VsFy much swell ed and
lEs pan - iitnes was very severe She became SO
Re l'ss thst il took four turn her in bed had
go cal Ai1 l0T nye or six weeks but received yerv
ilN s.1i any Seutft- got bottle of yo-r Rher-
L &c compound, aud before it was all used she vas
SIC 10 come down StsiEs. l got second bottle:
~ n-'d 1t, and an happy to say she is now as
vel - she Sss before she took the rheun StsEa and
az Z. attend 10 her work the same as formerIy
7'tFl0Gte ncT recovery, under the blessing of God
- Eg1- RaeE1uaatIc Compound.
An person doubling the truth of the above can
ai On NE at my residence. No. 224 Bedford street
oUrE. 0ith r-spect,
HRS MARGARET YOUSGsOS
F!tIsburg, april sth 1864.
Prepared BY
r E. SELLERS & CO.
SOLE PROFRIETORS,
CORNER WOOD AND sECOND STREETS
PITTSBURG. PA,
To RhGm aH orders must be addressed.
Froe One Dollar per bottle.
Sold, wholesale and retail by NcCABE. KRAFT
i Co. and REED, KRAFT a CO, and by Druggists
eFsES = mere declS-lydkW
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AND NO OF TREATMENT Is
'HE ACME OF PERFECTION

:, Ross AND PERIODIC oAT
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rst'hes the source OF all trouble, aud edectually
enu.rhes the disease fcOm the BYstemby it's imuae-
t.si5 sctiOu or the blood. We advise one and Ali
tc stSetta trial aud become satisfied Of its won
Izr.Ci poser.
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IT cUaEs cATARRH, AND pam IN 1HE TExPIEl
No vIo1EzT sTRINGINs OF THE HEAD.
IN. m.nrn ,.-r. a.r-rn nrc.nnnn

No VIOLET sTRINGrTs OF TIE HEAD.
TIE SENSE OF TIsTI AND sAELL RESTORED.
For centuries Catarrh has deHed the skill of phys
fcisns and surgeons. No medical work contains a
prescription that will eradicate it. Nothing save
DR.. GoodG1e's Reme1y will break it up, radically
destroying the principle OF the disease and preclu
ding the possibility ofa relapse.
No form OF Catarrh can Withstand i's searching
power and mode of treatment ever afforded such
immediate relief such universal satisfaction.
peretrates TO the very seat of this disease, and
exterrninstesi it, root and branch for ever. b.
Prom the N. 7. Commercial Advertiser.
HAT, RosE, AND PEaIoDIo CATIRRH.-Dr R. Good
ale's Catarrh Remedy and mode Of treatment not
only affords the greatest relief 10 every variety Of
CataTrh, but it sxtirguishes the disease forever in
all it's types and stages. Every speaks we'll Of It.
Price 81 90 per Bottle Send astamp for DR. Good.
ale's New Pamphlet oAtArrh, its perfect mode OF
treatment, and rapid cure Information Of price
less value Send or call at once.
NoRToN Co., Sole Agents, rs Bleecker ST., N. z.
"Por sale by T. II. LOGAN co., and Lo-
GAN, LIST / co, Wheeling.
noV2S.1 ydAW
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the GREAT INTERNAL REMEDY,
JOHNSON'S
RHEUMATIJ COMPOUND
AID
BLOOD PURIFIER.
THE ONLY SURE CURE FOR
KUEUAATISM KNOWN.
READ THE FOLLOWING
READ THE FOLLOWING
This Great Internal Remedy

i the hest medicine ever offered to the public.
~ ihe etec:rA care Of Rhenmatism, GOut Neu.
rails =, Dyspepsia, and rs Blood Purifier it has no
equal. Tor all diseAses arising from nm impure state
81 she hood. such IS ScrOiuia Kings Svi Scald
Head. letter, RinG Worm, Female Complaints and
al breSSnuts on the face and body.
Tie vast number Of rub on medicines which for.
rrTy have been used fol those diseases were merely
tsugaE-Ey IL their efeetS and Of doubtful virtue,
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= PORT CALENDAR.
CONNECTED WEEKLY. &C.,. 'r
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF ESTON.
Arrived Yesterday.


Steamship Granada Baxter, New York-lcft Thursday,
PM Mdze. To Thaddeus Street. w Aimar, Adams
Express Company Atken, Noyes & Johnston, Austin l.
Albee, Ahrens & Co. Adams, Frost & Co, Richard Al
Bart, Bolmann Bros, Block, II BischoG, J H Bng-
ham, Caldwell, Cameron & Barkley, II Cohen, Jno
Comlnins L Co, n Claviser james Cantwel, NJ Gala
han, Louis Cohen, Cart Koph, Courtenay, A Ca
Co, John Campsen, Job Dawson Geo Davis & Co. II
Due. DAILY. G Ducker, E David, j NJ Eason, w Fl
Easterby, Evcnsohn, Fals, @ D FRANKIE, Ferguson
Holmes, w Gilliland, Getty & Co. Gibbes & Co, 8
N Hart, Harris, Hyman & Co, Morris. Hunt & Co,
Hilton Co, I Hayward & Sons, Herschheld, Hunt,
Harris & Hunt, H Helms, p Hays, Hunt & Son, X
Cassidy, Kegler, Jno Kayanagh, Katie & Co, a
Loryea Loring Bennett LevinsOhn, Lil1ienthall,
NJ Lopez, II Lnstedt, Lewith, Lyons Bros l.
Co, Morgan Bros, Marscher Rooster. Noise, Thos
lonee, II Muir & Co. j II d Muller, Mckay & Camp
bell, w McComb & Co, d O'Neill & Son, Pinkcnsohn
Fanknn, II Peake, Rennekcr & Glover, f II Rodg-
& Co. Rayenel Co. L Stoddard 4 Co, John eig-
ling, Leneckc Scott & Co. G w Steffens L Co. e
Stoll, L Tupper & Sons John Thompson. Won HoItcn,
Tamsen Go, Noigt, John Van Wrinkle, G w Williams
& Co, and Wagner Bros.
Steamship Georgia. Gates, New York-lcft Thursday
last Bound to Galveston Texasl put into this port
to repair damage to machinery.
U Revenue steamer kewannee Capt w Pease, New
York via Beaufort IN C}.
Steamer Canonicus, Tilton, Hilton Head.
Cleared Yesterday. IsEPT. II
Schr Naiad Queen Chase New York-D Sturgcs.
Went to Sea Yesterday. JSEpT. IL
Steamer Rockland Beaufort Dnrien and Doctortown
From this Port.
schr G Whpple, Simpson, New York, Sept4.
Memoranda.
Tho steamer Mcclellan, from New York, arrived at
Hilton Head Sunday. She brought New York papers
ninfh u1u hnrn
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THE NEW YORK NEWS.

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Z Liverpool Markets.

LIVERPOOL, August 2o.--corToH The Brokers.
Circular says Cotton was in improved demand in the
carly part o. the week and on Saturday and Monday
upon lowest Bales Of the previous week; but since
Tuesday tho market mas been dull and closed ON Thurs
American continues ID request but in instances
decline pas been submitted TO Of "a ib Sea leland
lower on the week Other descriptions generally un
1aaaaRGea a sss q the wss M bales i,nGsNaing
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S.-T.-1S6O-N.
BRAKES PLANTATION BITTERS.

They purify, strengthen and invigorate.
They create healthy appetite.
They antidote to change of water and dict.
They effects Of dissipation and latc hours
They strengthen the system and enliven the mind
They prevent masmatic and intermittent fevers.
They purify the breath and acidity Of the stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Diarrhna, Cholera and Cholera Morbus.
They Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache.
They the best Btters in the world. They make
the weak strong and exhausted natures great
restorcr They composed of the celebrated Cali
says Bark, Cascarilla Bark, Dandelon, Chamome Flow
ers Lavender Flowers Wintergreen, Anse Cloverbuds
S-T.-1860-X., &c.
The following is sample of the testimony daily re-
ceived:
soLD1ER's HOME. suPERrsTEsDENr's orr1cE,l
CINCINNATI, o., January 10, 1868.
have given your Plantation Bitters hundreds Of
noble soldiers who stop here less disabled
and gratifying.
Such preparation as this heartily wish in every
family in every hospital and at hand every battle
field. W. D. ANDREWS, superintendent
w1LLAnps HOTEL,
WASHINGTON d. c. Jan. ~, 1863.
GENTLEMEN: We require another supply of your Plan
taon Bitters the popularity Of which daily increases
with the guests OF our mouse.
Respectfully.
SYKES, CHADWICK h CO.
CLEVELAND, Dec 8, 1862
had been SO i'll with Liver
Complaint and Dyspepsia that compelled to aban
don my business. used three bottles Of Plantation
Bitters, and to my astonishment am entirely cured
They the best medicine used, and shall en-
deavor to make them known. Please inform me what
s.-T.-1s6o-X. means. '..
Yours truly, II. D. KINGSLEY.
DR.. W. A. chids Surgeon Of the Tenth Vermont Re-
gment writes: wihh every soldier had bottle Of Plan
taton Brers They the most effective perfect and
harmless tonic ever used" -r ...r .t..
GAIT HOUSE,, LopIsvIllR, Ky., Dec ii, 1861.
Mesns. P. II. DRAKE l. Co.: 49, =
We are compelled to order twelve dozen Plantation
Bere to supply friends who have othsr way Of pro-
curing this admirable article. - = 's.'
Respectfully yours. 10
sILAS Z. MILLER & CO., Proprietors,
ROCHESTER, N. T., Dec. 81, 1861. :
= The Plantation Bitters have cured me Of
tho worst kind Of dyspepsia Of years standing
have recommended them to Others and as far as
know with signal success. am, &c. go
.r. as' REV. J. g. CATHoRN.
BURNETT HOUSE, CINCINNATI, OHIo,}
Dec. 20 1865.
MEssRs. DRAKE Co.-The Plantation Bitters appear
to be very popular here Send twenty more and
oblge, y = :. Yours truly, :. = :. ~ ) .jLi
T. P. sAUNDsRs & CO.:
&c. &c. '-.' &c. &c. iui
Delicate females. requiring gentle stinuIant. and
clergyen, lawyers and students exhausted by mental
abor, will ind tine Plantation Bitters most beneficial
tonic.
Every bottle has the fac sinile Of signature on
steel plato engraving, or 1t is not genuine.
Sold by all Druggists. Grocers and Country stores
P. 81. DRAKE & CO.,
No. 20s Broadway, N. Y.
August 10 | " ~ tuths smq
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FERTILIZER FOR COTTON, ETC.
M A P e s.
NITROGENIZED SUPERPHOSPHATE OF LIME,

COTTON,
OF DRIED BLOOD eU HArr OF
's s S 49, $ Ss $s;5 S:
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sss 81 fl ss$ $ @ ss @ e Ss s s e $s
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COTTON.
e $E ] s:: e: Z: = a: $: Ii s"
preference to any other "sHHnAsA Yours respectfully rHo DAVIS
II S; $ss s sss;: g.: FL: ss T.,
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St. Louie Markets.

sr LOUIS September ,6.-Cotton, S8GD4Ic. Flour
lowers sales at 26 for single extra and 76
for double ditto. Corn dropping at 76d077c. Oats,
36@48c Whfsky $225. Meas pork, S28 90
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Upland quoted officially at sAd.and Mddling Orleans,
Mobile and Texas at 1Skd. Yesterday (fridayl, the
market quiet aud unchanged, with sales of about
5000 bales Stock on hand is estimated at 43O06O
bales. including 2I250 American. At from India
354, 900 bales.
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BuEnIo Markets.

BUFFALO, September 6.-Flour very scarce and firm
bnt quiet Wheat scarce and firm Canada red winter
at S186 Canada white at ST. Chicago spring
at s164 demand very light and only for small milling
lots Corn very dull, heavy and dropping, and closing
at 79c for No. and 70 for No. l. to arrive. Oats at
A@45c Mess firm at $32. Whisky quiet and nominal
OATS 8A@8kc. x .I'.'- - i d -. ,Il'
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HELMBOLD'
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU
IMPROVED ROSE WASH.

Will radically exterminate from the system Diseases
arising from Habits Of Dissipation at little expense little
or no change in diet no Inconvenience erposure
pletey snperscng those unpleasant and dangerous rene
dies, Copaipa and Hercnry, in an these diseases.
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New York Produce Market.
"WEDNESDAY. Sep

~. WEDNESDAY september u r. NJ
AsnEs.-Receipts, 81 PACKAGES The market was quiet
at $762hS77 rs for potts. and S750@ S775 for pearls.
Observation-Disclosures, 63s9 bbls -four 800 bags
meal 40 bushels wheat, 4GSs3 do corn 1850
do. oats and $500 DO malt. The flour market again
ruled about 10c higher under fair speculative demand
closing less active but steady the sales Of State and
Western -four comprised $4,000 bbls at revised
quotations annexed. Southern flour in fair demand
higher the sales about $50 bbls Canada -four
fully 10c better for all grades but the business
only moderate; the sales 800 bbls Rye -four
in light request and unchanged. Corn meal steady.
note sales of 750 bbls Western at S475 We quote
Superfne State and Western flour. Sc So "a As
Extra State. IS "a IS
Choice State 90 "a OO
Common to medium extra Western 7 So "a 8 So
Extra round hoop Ohio. hio................ 50 "a 10
Western trade brands. 20 "a IL 90
Common Southern n.................... 40 "a 10 so
Fancy and extra ado................1O do 60 "a II 90
Common Canadian Observation-Disclosures. so IA 20
Good to choice and extra 80 t 10 90
Rye flour fsuperfne) 80 a 10
Corn meal Jersey. ey.....................4 90 "a 90
Corn meal, Brand ywinc. ..................5 70 "a
Corn meal, DrnndYGinc. nnncheons. .26 90 "a
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HELMBOLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU

FOR WEAKNESS ARISING FROM INDISCRETIoN
Inc exhausted powers OF Nature which are acGompaned
found, 1ndisposition to Excrtion, Loss of Memory,
Wakenlness, Horror of Disease Forebodngs of Evil;
il fact Universal Laestude Prostr4ton, and inability to
enter into the enjoyments of society.
The Constitution, affected with Organic Weakness,
requires the aid of Medicine strengthen nrqoras
the system, which HELMB0LD'S EXTRACT BUCHU in
variaby does. If treatment is submitted TO- Com
sntnDtion insanity ensucs.
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USE MBOLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU.

In all Diseases of these organs whether existing in
"Aale or "Fsmatc," from ,Ohaeper originating,
end no matter hoo long Standing 1t Is pleasant in asto
and odor mmedidte in action and strengthening
than any Of the preparations of Bark Iron
These suffering from Broken dozen Delicate Constii
ttoas, procure the remedy at once.
The reader must be aware that however alght may be
the attack Of the above Diseases certain 10 affect his
Bodily HenL, Mental f0lDers, and HdppinesG
the above afd n
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COMMERCIAL.
EXPORTS.

NEW YORK-Schr Naad Qucen-l71 bales Upland
Cotton, 90 bales DomcScs. 1G0 Paper, al
] tcrcc Bottles, and u bbls Md2c.
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Philadelphia Markets.

~PH1LADELPHIA, September 6.-Petroleum unsettled
crude at sosIci refined In bond 6a@64c. refined free
70@73c. Flour has declining tendency sales GLOW
Wheat quiet; sales Of old red at S2209225: new do
S205 white, Corn quiet; sales Of yellow at
o6c Coffee Arm; Rio cassia Mt SOC. In currency, and
Iaguayra 22c. in gold. Sugar firm at l3SGSlA1sc
Whiaky dull; sales at 80. .2s@259. -ftt
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Arrivals at Merchants Hotel, sept. IL, 1865.
Miss J. Holmes, New York: Miss l.. Rodgers, New
YORK: NJ. j. Chairman, Columbia. s. c.; Louis Eroider,
j. Rurroif n. T. City DIR. C. Darcga, l. Ottoicngu g..
d. Stoh, =. T. Saunicr, Charleston; isaac Dambcrg,
Bamberg: T. j. Stecdcy J. W. Grimes, J. b. Hunter n.
H. Riod Barnwef; Walter steele S. c.; o. II. iatjcn.
horst, City.
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baltimore Market ts.

BALTIMogE September per e.aElour firm for high grades
Corn at 9oc for white and 85c, for yellow PROVISIONS
quiet Bacon shoulders and sides at 1902 TO- Whisky
dull sales at s227l@22S for western Oats heavy at
43L044c. = y =. - - =
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HEIIMBOLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU.

In affections peculiar to "FEMALEs Is unequaIed by
any other preparation, in Chloross or Retention
Painfulness Suppression Of Customary Evacuatons
liberated Schrrs State Of the Uterus and all COM
plants incident to tho SEX whether arising habits
of dissipation imprudcncc in the decline change
in life.
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Money Market.
The following national banks have been established i'll
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Passengers.
Fer steamship Granada from New York-Nrs Parker
and children. Wm Vogcr, Chas Meyers, J IL Ammcn,
Ii Cohen, J Calman, l. Kcrcndcr A McConkcy, Chas L
DOdd Mrs Wittcr Joseph Morgan. Franklin Johnson
Bostwick, Phillips and lady, j W montgomery Kicr
lun, Miss Holmes Miss Rodgers, Miss L NJ Murphy,
and uartoch
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-09-12

Consisnecs per South Carolina Railrond,
.r. Sept. IL.
60 bales Cotton. bale Domestics Mdzc, &c To Willis
Chisolnl, Wm Nnnroe, S O'Bryan, II Muir & Co. II
Wessills, Thad Street, Broughton, L Connor, and
j W Clark.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-09-12

Delicate females, requiring gentle shmulant, and
clergyen lawyers and students exhausted by mental
abor, will hnd the Plantation Biers most beneacial
tonic.
Every bottle has the fac simie Of signature on
steel plate engraving, or 1t is not genuine.
Bold by all Druggists Grocers and Country Stores
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BURNETT HOUSE, CINCINNATI, OHIo,(
l. Dec. 20 1865.
MEssRs. DRAKE & Co.-The Plantation Bitters appear
be very popular here Send twenty more and
oblge, ! Yours truly, = - :, " (; .jI
| '"-.t T. P. SAUNDERS & Co. 7