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Orgaui1ation OF IT, New iS--cy TcRl--
lUture.

Trenton, v j, Jan. 96--rhs House ORGANIZED
III tsv.lt a.reod upo7 compounds. Jo-
erpn I Cr,,vclL Union 'Gep !, was elected
3 eskcr. George p Cooper oi Cumberland tRoph
CerK A Ioh,atou, 4 Mercer tDrn.l ASsIs-
tLnt Cct1. Thu u orseeper ,s also Republican.
and tho As sian, p Jrke"per and Enrross az
C'erl, Democrats. They wore al unanimously =
oI,eJ-i.
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The CnnadIun ~ rliapient.

Qv,b,a, Ju. 25.- IN Parliament, las: night toe
Alora,, Gorc-rl brought a . hill for Ihe preyon-
tuu AID r.plr,.ion II ouulgss on the frontier
sa' ne man a,csuro and 81 pm,nt Of arms for IN.
Ihstrl purTH pr yiuipg Tor he Sc zlre And OK
.rnlua, .ul - z,fectod tesqels and giving notice
g. persons an ortly ui the husptahty of Ihs couu-
.ry O. remove '.oia g. fae pll ~ cop Ell IN psrs
from ,he Imperial Act Anl In par. Il an Act 4 Con-
,"ess o. tlo United staes oi 1889 The bill Nas
rad FOR the hrst time and passed. n a Snoond real
ing u 10y.
II chnohng your grocer li your motto oo.
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IMPORTANT REBEL NEWS.
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The Latest News
by Telegraph 90 the Y. v. snn.

RETURN OF BLAIR.
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GOOD PEAtE PROSPEt is.
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Mexican Reports Confirmed.
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DETAILS OF HIS GLORIOUS SUCCESS.
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Only One Of Our Glas Dism)unted
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THE MAMMALIAN BARGAIN.
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COMPLETE FAILURE Of Tie ATTEMPT.
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From James River.
THE REBEL NAVAL RAID.
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Dispatches From Admiral POrtef.
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JEFF. In Favor Of It at all Hazf .ris.
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8 Torpedo Boats With Them.
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The Union Sentiment sp reading.
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3 VESSELS COME down.
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AN ACCIDENT SAVES rs \ DrAsrER
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Return Of Ur. Blair.
rence Probable.

Bav,p.oye, Jan % A spocA desT' ,toh W the
AxEro.S 'rcIn Annapolis sAys' uo 4. NJ. BlA.f
srrived here this anssrncon At : r N. lie I'm
Richmond yesterday. lie is und,rs'o II to report
,ba. .mong many Of III. leader, IN Richmond,
JET. DAVIS included. there is strong feeling 70
vsros making r",ce M the Ncs, 'e-us they can.
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II choonn7 your groosr la your motto hc.
~ sssnres not Innu 80
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&c, &c, &c.
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MARINE NEWS.

Arrived Saturday. ISEpr.
Schr Charlotte. from Cooper River. 427 bbls Rosin.
To Ferguson & Holmes.
Steamer Canonicus Tlton, Hilton Head
Steamer w w Fraser Marion Georgetown. "a bales
Arrived Yesterday. [SErr. 10
Steamship Moneka, Marshman, New York-lcft Thurs
day p NJ NIdZc. To Archibald Getty & Co, G
H Claussen, NJ Sweeney, W BurGe Go, VIM Brook
banks Geo w Williams & Co, l. Kocnacke, Revd NJ
Herring. T Cantweil, II Klattc Co, a Tobias Sons
Hershfcld, J II Taylor. W Chafec, Kresaell, Viii
lams & Covert, Morris, Hunt Co, W Stcinmcyer,
NIarschcr Knestcr, John Cay, Bischo. T Kelly
Ogier Mintz Mrs Watts, a Bessie, NJ Knoik, Kcni-
fck SHRINE E Daily, Tobisi c 4 Lcngnick, Isear,
Buid & Scovillc, c Panknin. Herman, Stonehill ("
Haas, W Linstcdt, Gibbcs 4 Co. II Read & Co. 9 Gold
stein G D Ahrens, NJ Hieux, H & Muller Fl Rus
sell, Ferguson & Holmes. Heriot bro, Briggs, Pond
Srcissiger W NJ Bird & Co. Shafcr Smith, Fl II Knee,
Albers Bros L Schnel Co, g Bcrnson, II Walker, L
Cohen. Lyons & Go, Tuppcr e. Son, N Hunt Son.
Rodgers and f II Fischer. Sailed In company
with the steamship General Sherman. for this port.
Cleared Saturday. [SEPT. 10
Steamship Alhamhra, Benson, New York-T Street.
Went TO Sea Saturday. tSErr.
Steamship Alhambra, Benson, New York.
Bark Fannie, Partridge, Georgetown Is c..
Sciir Flying Scud tof Baltimore) McSamar New York
Went to Sea Yesterday. ISEPr. 10
Steamer Canonicus Tton, Hilton Head.
IN THE OFFING.
Steamship Granada, Baxter, New Yorklcft Thursday,
7th int Mlze. To Thaddcus Street, and others tThe
Granada arrived off the bar too late to the tide
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THE POPULATION OF MAcoN.-If the census OF
the city taken at this time, think it would
surprisingly exceed the number of inhabitants at
any former period Not even while the war was in
progress, and tho fear of its desolating waves
drove 80 many from their homes in Tennessee and
North Georgia, to this and the southwestern por-
several pesons tie more Sas. difficult matter to
for both dwelling and business houses, With little
hope OF securing. them, and some have had t.,
account. The advantage these circumstances gives
TO Property-holders accounts for the enormous
rents charged for the coming year.-MacOn Pdpe,..
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List of Articles

Remaining in the Adams Express ofIicc uncaled for,
September9:
WI Bennett, J NJ Ducknan. Boics, Bracket, II I
Baker Co, Bird l. Bass, Beniaman. 7 lolan VI Il
Clark, Miss Julia Brennan. j l. Davis. J Il Cohen.
rufce G 4 Clark. + L Downcy. Chester Mrs Dula
hanty, W Cross, w II Easterby, pawsom, G eraser.
II Elliott. HeIltcr, Freeman. Hilton !: Co. III
Farr, Jcanncrctt. Capt Gillespie. d. kinloch
Graham & Lee, G Kuh. HuggrT:y, la'inc. W
Jones Sergt N1cGregor. II Ingrihani, Rev 4 Mood
II G. Johnson, g Ii Mnis", Scrgt q Kahn, " II Reyes
hoses Peter Commander Lines, Rev Bishop II 4 Payne
Sc-;,t a 4 Lobby Il Read & Co, J W Morrison, a
Scriven, Morton, II Stomey, W Marshall, u Smith.
Nichols Windficid. Captain II i Pierce, Lieut. II
Wood, q L Prosscr, Is sail, ID w Wh:tunurr,. T.
SAINT, Z Bart NJ Bennett, and n A Cohen.
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M1ssIssIPpI CENTRAL RA1LRoAD.-We are inform
ed that tho force now employed on the Mississippi
Central Railroad, between Holly Springs and
Grand Junction. will have completed their work ON
that section within week, and that Immediately
afterwards the united forces employed by the
company will be brought to operate upon the
north section of the road, extending from Grand
Junction to Jackson, with the view OF pushing the
work through with as little delay as possible.
Within the space of three or four weeks, it is
thought, all necessary repairs will be completed,
and The road in good order, and in operation the
entire length. The advantages, in a commercial
point of view, to result from the completion of
this work, are numerous, and apparent to every
intelligent reader,
The country along the line of the Mississippi
Central Railroad is in the most desirable state of
repose-no guerrillas, no robberies, no violence.
All have turned their hands to peaceful pursuits,
and the generalization caused by the terrible
ordeal of the past four years being obliterated,
society is being reorganized; the sword has, truly
been converted into the plomghshare; the future
is bright with promise, and all eyes arc bright
with anticpations OF the good time coming.
Memphis BHUetin.
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Passengers.

Per steamship AToneka, from New York-A Getty. Mr.
Getty Jr, Gen Gurney, Miss Gurncy, Col Rhctt Miss
Grugan, NJ Wilbur, Mrs NJ Wilbur, " II Chafrc. d
q Marsh X b Dowie 4 r Lewith. Mrs Au,lley. child
and servant, w Draylor, Miller, w Hartir Miss
L Jordan, and 33 IN the steeragc.
Per steamship Ahambra, for New York-Licut G. N
Strait w Adair, Revcl w Field, NIechcrs. T Mel
chers, W Pcays, G W Wheaton, Lgone. G Ander-
son. Mrs Mott, II Read, Helms. A Hing Sea-
brook, G Hacker, Howe, w Howe, " Ravenel II
David, Mrs Ferguson ana children, Miss Iarragnc,
L Hcwdry, Sahlman, G H Voorhees,, and 16 in the
Bteeragc.
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which We find in Nashville cotemporary, that
city must be delightful place to live IN:
Nashville has four hundred whisky shops. ripe
apples at two dollars bushel, all kinds OF maIa-
rions fevers, and talk Of starting fifth daily pa
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TOBACCO,
DRIED BLOOD sV11HE OF AMMONIA
a sa 3 @ Ass Hs sSs 9 s
hundred
@ Hs Of @ a @ @ s ' % % S s a a S
@ @ @ @ Sxs ) % @ % % fifty m
@ $ fS 81 @ @ &c $S II Fl $ PsS s s
@ S S . s @ e. $ 5 5 ]
$ 81 e. ss$ @ @ @ @ e 0 $ e
:s Sss ~ vt @
S f. $ss :$:ss : $ss::' $ s $S
s::! 81 % % % $ @ s .SS:sa @ If
*; s. ;$ ;:; :: ) :: g. :;
,, % ss @ S$a: @ s'"
COTTON.
81; i: 81 s$ ( @ III 3 e. ss. ~.
$ $: ;E:; s.: ] G: ;;
C.: e.: $ IS: e; : ) !
4: ? :;: @ ss ss. : . s: q. = :s:
s;s ss; $ 4; ss$$:* @
s @ ssSsss when 4' have nss,
mwanyD
s sss 3: : @
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e. $ s: e; E: :7'' m: %
~; sss:: *: :: ::ss s $ : : @ ! $s$
s % s had pr"
% s @ ] { IS e. @ s$:ss ever " usual market price ,.sr, % Lint n" was s"
following smumn have the highest terms
e s:sS is 81 4 + Ss ! :: a E g + 9 s
0OAS' etc., furnished cargo " "'"" ''"' Sp ''I% sas sHS
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THE NEW YORK NEWS,

nA!LY AND wEEKLY-THE NEW YORK WEEKLY
Wood Proprietor. Journal of Politics, Literature,
cushions Market and Financial Reports Interesting
Miscellany, and News from all parts of tho wordl 1t
contains more reading matter than any other weekly pa
per. New improvements introduccd-an immense cir
culaon determined or-thc largest best cheapest
paper published in New York Single copies cents;
one copy. one year, g.: three copies year. $3.50;
five copies, year. SS75; ten copies one year SIT;
and extra copy to any club of twenty COPIES ono
year, $30 The Weekly News is sent to clcrGymcn at
SLIGO. New York Daily News-to mail subsc ri6ers $40
per annun; six months S5 For sale by all newstlcal-
Specimen copies of Daily and Weekly News sent
free. Address BENZ WOOD, Daily News Building, No.
~ City Hall Square. New York City. September Q
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=, a. CHICAGO exchange notes tho passage through
fnat city, short time since, Of Mr.. j. A. Orr late
OF south Carolina, en- route for his plantation in
Mlsslssippi, with large stock OF farming utensils
anu iaporrsavins machinery. He has been par
dloned by President Johnson.
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per South Carolina Railroad
Sent. D..

22G bales Cotton, Furniture. &c. To G W Williams l.
Co: Il Muir Co. Job Dawson. 'aInns.n. + NJ Ba-ii
well. q Anckcr Hiram Harris G. Ii NIntIrt;. George
Hopley Co. Il Brunch, Captain Berry. ii Jag"r II
Rodgers j BrouGhtor, Geo " Clark L Co, and John L
Carcw.
SEPTEMBER I0.-G3 bales Cotton. 81 bales nomos-
tics, &c TO A Hoplry & Co. L II Rodgers. Willis &
Chisolm, j NJ Caldwell Gibbons & Co. II I PcaEc. A T.
Talmadgc, II Hahn, A Phillips, Mr. Ncwki.k, MIR Ri
ker, W Disher, and Julius Nhctt.
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Consignccs per Northeastern Railroad,
SCpt.S.

$50 bales Upland and bales Sea Island Cotton and
~ bbls Naval Stores To Adams Fros. & Co. james q
Gibbes, Ryan, Ward d J SturScs j pinck-
ncy, Thco Stoney, Z Lloyd, Z L Roaci RcclcE,
II Dukes, w Dukes Co, John Murphy. and q
SEPTEMBER o.-94 bales Upland Cotton and Mdzc
To W Ryan, & d Kirkpatrick Il J Surgcs. J
Gooch, Z l. Roach. job Dawson, u Hurlcy Co, q S
Hacker and Il Pinckney.
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PORT CALENDAR
Arrivals at Merchants Hotel, Sept, o onI
10, 1905. - : -

Isaac Dyer and servant, Gcorgetown Charles Nixon,
'l!harleston; g Read, 21st . T; George Hopper,
do; II M Jones, do; II Mumford City; r Brown New
York; NJ Stuart. Boston; Capt W Briggs, Camden; I,
D Roundtree yadestil. La; Il II Drasweii, do: G Nc
Canaghan. Winnsboro; Sleigh, Richand; G H
WFcdgley, do.
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ga smile on her lip-hcalth was in her look,
strength in her step, and in her hands-PIANTA-
TIoS BrrrERs.
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THE WHITE MANS PAPER,
THE NEW YORK DAY-BOOK.

A FIRST CLASS WEEKLY PAPER, IN FAVOR OF
~ THE CONSTITUTION AS IT Is, AND THE
UNION As IT WAS.
F3- THE DAi-H0oK is not reprint ted from daily,
but s nude M expressly for weekly circulation, with
careful summary of the News from all the States and all
parts of the world with Market Reports, Agriculture FL
nance, Literature. &c, &c.
TERMS-CASH IN ADVANCE.
One copy one year ..........................S2 90
Inree copies one year. 80
Five copies one year. and one to the gcttcr up( N m
Oh inc clup. .......... ....... .:...........}
Ten copies one year, and one to the scttcrup - so
Twenty copies to address. sss..............3 80 90
Old subscribers Of THE AY-B00K throughout tho
Southern States will receive the value still due them by
notifying us of their present postoficc address.
Itf, Send for specimen copy. which will be sent.
postage free, application. We employ rar.iin9
agents.
Address, giving postof:cc, couny AMI State In full
VAN EVRIE. HORTON & CO.,
No 1G2 Nassa,lstrcet, New York
Rg- FOR SALE DY ALL NEWS DEALERS IN CITIES
AND TOWNS. September
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s. T.---1S6O---X

S. T.---1S6O---X.
A few bottles of PLANTATION BITTERs
VIII cure Nervous Headache.
Cold Extremities and Fevcrish Lips.
'a Sour Stomach and Fctid Breath
Flatulency and Indigestion.
Nervous Affections.
Excessive Fatigue and Short Breath
Pain the Eyes.
4" Mental Dependency.
Prostration Great Weakness.
Salow Complexion, Weak Bowels, &c.
Which tho evidences Of
LIVER COMPLAINT AND DYSPEPSIA
1t ia estimated that OF all adult ailments
proceed from diseased and torpid liver. The hillary
secretions of the liver overfowing into the stomach
poison the entire system and exhibit the above symp
toms
remarkable these horrd nightmare diseases the
world has produced. Within one year over six
hundred and forty thousand persons have taken the
PLASrA BTTTERs and not instance OF complaint
hns come to our knowledgel
1t Ia most efectual tonic and agreeable stimunnt,
suited to all conditions of life.
its active properties wholly false For the satiaac
ton of the public and that patients mny consult their
physicians. we append list of its components.
CALIsAYA BARK.-Celebrated for over two hundred
years in the treatment of Fever and Ague Dyspepsia
Weakness etc. It introduced into Europe by the
Countess wife of the Viceroy Of Peru in 1910 and after
wards sold by the Jesus for the price of Il.
toeght in sitper under the of Jes Iotuders
and was finally made public by Louis XVI, King Of
France Humboldt makes especial reference Its febr
fuge qualities during his South American travels.
CAscARILLA BARK-For diaIrh9a, collie and diseases
the stomach and bowels.
DANDELIoN-For Inflammation of the loins and drop
steal affections.
CHAMoMILE FLowEns-For enfeeblod digestion.
.b ba,SENDER FLowERB-Aromatfc stimuEnt and tonic
WINrERoREESArt d, nervous debility.
ANIsE-An aromatic carminatlVe Tcistian etc.
Gle and milk much used by mothers nursng. "nrB
root, etc., ..s.'s.E ~AS
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HELMBOLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU
ROSE WASH.

Will radically exterminate from the System Diseases
arising from Habits Of Dissipation al He esnse httie
change in diet Inconvenience exposure;
petely supcrseding those unpleasant and dangerous
dies, Copaird and Mercury, IN all these diseases.
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PHILADELPHIA 10th Month, 18th Day, 1869.
REspEcTED FRIEsD:-My daughter has been much
benefited by the of thy Plantation Biters. Thou
wilt send mo two bottles more. 90
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HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
Is the Great Diuretic.
HELNIBOLD'S HIGHLY CONCENTRATED

COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT CTSARSAPARIIIA,
For purifying the blood removing chronic constitr-
blood and the only reliable and efcctual known remedy
for the cure Of Scronla Scald Head Salt Rheun PAINS
and SIelngs of the Bones, liberation Of the Throat
Legs. Botches. Pimpes the Face letter Erysipelas
AND BEAUTIFYING THE COMPLEXION
Not few of the worst disorders that effect mankind
arise from the corruption that the blood
or all the discoveries that have been made purge it
EXTRACT OF SARsAPARILLA. It cieanses and reno
Yates the blood instils the vigor the sys
tem and purges out the humors which make disease 1t
stimulates the healthy functions the body and eIpels
the disorders that grow and rankle ta blood, Such
remedy that could be relied has long been sought
which they can depend Our space here does no. admit
Of certificates TO show its effects but the trial OF single
bottle will show the sick that hns virtues surprising
anything they have ever taken
Two tablespoonfs of the Extract Of Saraspara added
to pint Of water is equal to the Lisbon Det Drink and
bottle is fully equal to gallon of the syrup of
Sarsapariila, or the decoction q usually mode
a1- THESE EXTRACTS HAVE BEEN ADMITTED
In very general use In all the State HOSPITALS and
PUBLIC SANITARY INSTITUTIONS throughout the
land well as in private practice and are Considered
invaluable remedies.
See Medical Prov, rties Of Buchu
FROM DISPENsATORY o. THE UNITED STATES
See Professor DEVICES valuable works tho Practice
See remarks made by the late celebrated DR.. PHYsIc
of Philadelphia.
See remarks made by Dr. ErHnAIu M DowELL. cele-.
Drated Physician and Member Of tho Royal College OF
Surgeons Ireland and published In the Transactions OF
the King and Qneen's Journal. 80
Bee hedico Chirurgicdi Repi'm, published by DEN-.
JAMIN TRAvEns, Fellow Royal College of Surgeons.
See most Of the late Standard works Of Medicine.
EXTRACT BUCHU,
"SARSAPARILLA" >
Sold " al Dr"10ias.
HELMBOLD'S
DRUG AND CHEMICAL WAREHOUSE.
septenbcr7 limo Nc. S9i BROADWAY.
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HELMBOLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT .BUCHU.

FOR WEAKNESS ARISING FROM INDIsCRETION.
The exhausted powers of Nature which accompanied
by many alarming symptoms. among which will be
found. Indisposition to Exer:ion, Loss of Memory,
Wakcfuncss Horror of Disease, FoTcho0Eg5 of Evil.
in fact Universal Lassitnde, Prcstraon and inability to
enter into the elljoymcnts of society.
Thc Constitution affected with organic Iedkncss,
requires the aid Of Medicine to strengthen RrigorGe
he system, which HELMBOLDS EXTRACT BUcHU in
rariably does. If treatment is submitted to- Con-
sumDtiOn insanity cnsues
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HELMBOLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT BUCIIU.

In affections peculiar to "FEMALEs" is unequalcd by
any other preparation, in ChlUrOsiS detention,
Painfulness, Suppression of Customary Excavations,
liberated Schius State of the Uterus; and all
plants incident to- the sex, whether arising from habits
of dissipation imprudence in the decline change
IN life
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S. S.T.---lS6O---X.

Another wonderful Ingredient of great use among the
Spanish ladies Of South America imparting beauty to
the complexion and briancy to the mind Is vet un.
known to the commerce of the world and we withhold
Its name for the present. I. ~ !"
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USE HELMROLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU.

In ell Diseases of these organs. whether existing in
"Aaie" or Female" from 0hatetsr cause originating
and matter hoU long standing. II Is pleasant in tastG
and odor mmediate' in action and moro strengthening
than any of the preparations of Bark or Iron.
These suffering from Broken d0n Delicate Constit
tiors procure the remedy at once.
The reader must be that howover slight may be
the attack of above diseases certain to affect his
Bodily Health, Mental Forers. and Happiness.
ALI the above diseases require the aid OF duretic
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Exports.

Exports.
NEW wYORK-Steamship Alhambra-351 bales Cotton
139 terces Rice 121 bales Domcstcs and +G packages
Sundries.
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SHERMAN HOUSE, CHICAGO, ILL, Feb. II, 1865
Mensrs. p. II. DRAKE & Co.-Pleass send another
twelve of your Plantation Btters As O morning
appetizer they appear to have superseded everything
elBe and are greatly esteemed.
You're, &C., GAGE & WAITE 2
Arrangements are now completed to supply any de-
sible. = w - ~
The public may rest assured that in will the
perfectly pure standard Of the PLANTATION BITrEns
be departed from. Euery bottle bears the of our
sfonafire on tteeI plate ENGRAVING, or u ednHot be
genuine. - :- ~ u b., =,
Any person pretending TO sell PLANTATION BrrrEns IN
Ck or by The gallon. IL s,ondier aud inposfer Betodre
LATED 0rtr euery cork - .'i''r:-;,H.-
tho country. -
2. II. DRAKE & CO., New York.
August II n,wf smo
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FERTILIZER FOR COTTON, ETC.
M A p e S
NITROGENIZED SUPERPHOSPHATE OF LIME


~
ofuuahy- tinMml hh it for cxlaustth
land
peuInnG Ga
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PoaT oFF1CHs
TEhEz-hACTE....... .....thDIAaA.
Winter ArraDg cement
ur2ss e1sz 81 sa-.-.s~....-.-.-.--Ik seS<k =. =.
- soso1 sfss-----sss.s--
e>sl srbSsf froD--....sDs n
MAILS CLOSE

s.ls-us>. A>nasy. u~onsd@s sridsy1< r. n.
AL Esilseioss on suadsy - 9 o'eicck .. ..
aasinsss ma All lsiisE writer's sensrA y VII @
~ - po>t ap fsr rsfs s.le :. fn- to-e.sins ar
rsnssusst sspccislly tast part ~ II risucf 10
10. JONES. ,. N.
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-.~@s nOsu tAe Ashs- sfi,s n-e.
tr rs5sSsSsts sss .y.,s.s as1 s@sresss esr J,. 10
er- The R-suven-lias t'ilsir = ~ rcs,t % mrs,
srn discoveries n ths v=sesahie kin sdoss bsias
81 entirely DeS and aoslTael lcllni 20 cur t~rrs
4 Pecove q All n oii Ard worn 0gi sysefns
re- This medicine hvs b-rn testcf bv ~ NOS,
sasnsoi medical msn q ne isy, and ~ th-fn psc.
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No. IS LibsFiT street. Nee YVrh.
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