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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-22

PaEsENrMENr. The Galveston Ne,os says: DR..
Jesse Boring was. 80 affected with strange
consciousness Of some calamity in his family that
he could not remain absent at New Orleans,
General Conference. On landing few days ago,
he heard for the first time Of the death of his son
DR.. n. q. Boring, Jr, from injuries received some
days previous BY an accident on the Washington
county railroad The case is made still more sin.
gular By the fact that the son felt presentment
of approaching death for some time before the
accident and had spoken of it to some Of his rea-
tives and intimate friends.
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Mobile Market.

MOBILE, May lG.-Corros-The unfavoriblc Liver
pool adyices to the 5th inst steamer Java received this
morning, did not to affect our market at ALL In
fact we note moro general demand, and factois OBJ
taipiug fully C. advance the rates of yeserd'y.
While Cotton Ia higher here than it can be laid down in
Liverpool at the last quotations from there ihe
accounts from nearly all sections about the conditions
of the crops make holders firm and high in their ideas
and determined to hold to wait the developments OF
the nax few weeks Tho stock sale to day has been
scon and moor 100 bales changed hands, the market
closing firm at Sc to 20. for Mddling.
MONETARY AND FINANCIAL -rc have nothing of
special interest to note in the msket to5sy Transic
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An orator, in appealing to the "boue and
snew," sad SHY friends, !! am proud to see
around me tonight the hardy yeomanry of the
land, for love the agricultural interests of the
country: and we'll may love them, fellowctizens,
for was born farnier.-the happiest days OF my
youth we're spent in the peaceful avocations OF a
son of the soil. IF Imay bs allowed to use ieu-
raised between two rows of corn" "a pumpkin,
by thunder |" exclaimed an inebriated chap just
in front of the stage.
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Western barrels nearly
ion.Isnees per south Carolina Railroad
May go and al.

300 bales Cotton bales Yarns lot bbls Naval Stores.
3 cars Lumber, . cars Furniture and Sundrics To J
Fraser & Go, Adams, Frost Co, W Smith, M
ason, W Shores, Mrs Barbot, Thomas, DR. Il
Kinloch Hunt 4 Dro, Wiss Co. Strauss. Vances
Co, L J-Hers Co. H Rodgers & Co, Willis Chs'
olm, Il W Villains Co. w C Dukes Il Co. J Sloan,
Cameron Barklcy & Co, Notes. Cobia 4 Co, Gitbes
Il Co. u II Waiter & Co, Williams, Mowry Co, j
Marshall Robinson I; Co, Nat Hey ward II Jackson.
Z Barden, G pritchett, & Dawson Whittaker1
Downg, Wharton & petsch, yelling. NJ Whn-
Ia
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New DEFINITION OF PUBLIC FccpERTY.-A guard
to the Provost Marshal, on Sunday last, reads thus:
"Report OF guard of the Fourth United States
Artillery, mounted at the Headquarters Depart
ment of Washington, D; c., on the 18th instant instant
Secretary of State and other public property"
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@MARRIAGE AND CELIB AOY,
an Essay of Warning and Instruction for Young Men
Also, Diseases and Abuses which PROSTATE the vital
powers with Of relief Sent free of charge
in sealed letter envelopes Address, DR.. j. 6K1LLIN
HOUGHTON, Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
April II Smo
@ ARTIFICIAL EYES.-ARTIFICIAL HU-
MAN EYES made to order and inserted by Drs. F.
BAUCH and P. GOUGELMANN formerly employed by
Ro1ssoNNEAU, OF Pars), No. 500 Broadway. New York.
April14 Tyr
~ COLGATE'S HONEY sOAP.-THIS CELE-
BRATED Toilet Soap, In such universal demand
made from the choicest materials, Is mild and
smouientin Its nature, fragrantly scented, and
extremely beneficial In its action upon the skin. For
sale by Gil Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers. 7
February 1yr.
ag HILLS HAIR DYE-FETY CENTS
BLACK Oh OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES In effect reliable
for natural appearance, besuty Of color and durability
also the oheapest and best In Depot No. SO John
street. corner Of William street. New York. and sold BY
Druggists and Fancy Goods Stores everywhere. asa
November 10 lal y ONO
~sPEoIAL NoTIoE.-"GREAToAKs FROM
little acorns grow" The worst diseases known to the
uman race spring from causes 80 small as to almost
ey detection. The volumes Of scientific lore that h
the tables and shelves of the medical fraternity only 60
TO prove and elaborate these facts.
Then guard yourselves while yoa may. The smallest
piupe on the akin Is teale and indicator of disease
It may fade and die away from the surface Of the body
but will reach the vitas perhaps at last and death
be the result and final close, MAGGIELS BILIOUS
OYSPEPTIO, and DIARRHEA PILLS cure where GD
others fail. While for Burns Scalds 0hilolains Outs
and all abrasIons OF the skin, MAGGIyL6 Salve is In.
falble. Sold by J. MAG6IEL, No. <3 Fulton.street
New York. and all Druggists, at Is cents per box.
September Is 1yf
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been limited.
Gold has ruled firm at 1919 to $780, with but little offer
ing.
Sterling shows wider range in prices closing at 1856
to 140, according to class of bills.
There is very little offering in New York Sight at K to
y premium.
New Orleans Sight, par.
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Now York Market.

The Financial Article of tho New YORK Times of So
turday, 10Th inst, says: 3d.
Eight million OF dollars gold will have left this port
for Eurcpe the present week. With the sailing of the
these steamers foot up this afternoon about
The shipments Wednesday last were S3,5pO w. Inc
price of Gold has scarcely varied per cent since this
day week. It leaves of this afternoon 297s0l 80 per
cent. Tho Treasury has not been seller since day be.
fore yesterday and then at 81 3OT to Soi
per cent. Tho present export movement Is the
first decided response to tho financial trouble In Lon
don and on the Continent. II is most p: ompy mado
and with entire the country and the Money mar
let to tie convenience of the Associated Banks and o.
s. treasury that furnish the Gold, and to tho OF
Merchants and Bankers engaged III the Forei:n
Trade and EXCHANGES who lose the least possible time
Ia relieving the financial pressure and cxSences Incl
dent the threatened war on the other side OF the At
lantic Tho Same thug was done in the Summer oil
1852 and If much larger scale OF export OF tie prec
metal should be required now, the treasury Oh inc
United States has wherer ith to supply the demand
from Its ample Customs now lying idle in nc-
tual Con in It's vaults The Gold certainly could not be
put to d more timely creditablc use at present. than
to the rolef of the Money Markets OF the Od word,
with which in daily and intimate commercial IN
tercourse. =.
Tho Foreign Exchanges close steady for the mails of
Saturday at full rates. Some of the leading drawers
wero kept 40 bnsily employed IN drawing on LONDON
aud Paris that they compelled to decline further
orders late in the day. But this was 1T generally the
case and the rates higher than yesterday On
London the three days sight quotations was iiOa 10
llO,s in p'acs of llG5S, reported last night The
Gold Room dull at 1291S to 13O per cent and tue
Tire next Foreign advces looked for with mulch In
terest Should tho political and financial situation be
reported worse than by the Java the probability is that
further heavy shipments Of Gold viii bo made next @
week. though not until Saturday rs the Cunarder VIII
20 from Boston in the middle of tho week. On the
other hand should even partial improyement re
shown there will be less eagerness OF demand for God
and steadcr feeling in Ehe Foreign Exchanges. The
prompt and very heavy remitancos made hs week are
in view of tho contingencies Of war and financial
pressure.
PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK, May 18.-fnrToN.-Tho market was
quite Arm with moderate demand saes 5000 bales
ut S5 70 to 37i5c for Mddllngs Upiands to orleans
The following is from the circular Of speyers Chap
man Co: ,,,.,
States have been as follows:
Week ending May IA 2UloO
Previously since September l, 1865.
e...,.>.ou, 75a KIN
From close OF war to September /, 1s65..... 1900
r., , Q 1Go 500
The receipts, exports and ltocss. at the principal
ports of the Cned States at latest dates were as oi
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ssMother," said little Ned, one morning after
having fallen out of bed, 81 think know why
fell out of bed last night. It was because slept
AZ if in doubt whether he had given he right ex-
planation, he added, 'sNo, that wasn't the reason;
# was because slept too near where fell out"
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THE LIVERPOOL and LONDON
AND
GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY.
THE DARLINGTON sUUTHENNEn.

THE sOUTHERNER rs PUBLISHED REGULARLY
L every FRIDAY MORNING, at Darlington Cour1
House. 8. G., by JAMES ~ BROWN. and Edited by B.
W. boil Esq. 1t has just commenced ita SEVENTH
VOLUME under very lattering auspices. It is large
sheet printed on the best of paper and the puosh
s determined TO spare neither labor nor expense IL
making 1t worthy OF the largest patronage Having 5
good and rapidly growing circulation among the Plant.
ers and Merchants of Darlington District and lth
Pee Dee country 1t offers strong Inducements to
Merchants and othera desirous Of making themse
hnoVn nrough the medium Of dvertaemeu''
FetrusrY?6
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The Mobile tribune contains the following ad-
vertisemsnt, illustrated with the old time "runa-
wayn on each side Of the Square:

TWENTY-FIVE CENTS REWARD.
For one J. W. johnson, said to be from South
Illinois. .:vasmsil agent from Cairoto Corinth, rom
the Mobile office. Having purchased goods under
false pretenoes, I will pay carriage and transpor-
tation for the said johnson il delivered to- me at
Mobile. DID, FILES.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NJ AWAY WITH sPECTAOLEs.-OLD EYES
made new, without spectacles, Doctor or Medicine
Pamphlet mailed free on receipt Of ten centa Adarefi
o. B. Fo0TE. N. D., Ne. 11so Breadway, New York.
Noyenber9
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A MAN advertises for competent persons to un,
dertab.. he sale of new medicine, anu aoos ths'
1t will BE- profitable to the undertaken. 81.
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HENRY WARD BEEcHER says that he would as
soon 20 a counting with his fathers old love-let-
ters IS to 60 to Church and carry book to pray
ont of
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PORT CALEND1
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF cHAnL EsToN.

Cleared Yesterday. MAY al
Tern " Rumsey, Cranmer, Fall Rivor, Mass-HF
Baker 4 Co.
Schr II Leaning, Ludlam, Philadelphia-H Baker
l. Co.
Schr Ellie Smith, Smith, Philadephia- Bros
Co.
schr Julia Gamase. Wood, Rockport, Me-Trout
Amsbury.
Went to Sea Sunday. MAY 20
Schr Ellie L Smith, Smith, Philadelphia.
From this Port.
Schr J Palmer, Palmer, Baltimore, 18th inst
Cleared for this Port.
Schr Jonas Smith, Nichols, at New York, May IT.
Schr w Bsebe, Crawford at New York, May II.
Schr Lee, Brunrel at New York, May II.
Memoranda.
The steamship Kaorama, from this rort for Pat
mere arrived in tho Hampton Roads on tho 18th inst
The schrs Williams. Let's; " Smith TOoker
and vapor, Dogcrt, all from New York for TINS port
were in at Norfolk on the 10th lust
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LARGEST CIRCULATION IN THE STATE.
LARGEST CIRCULATION IN THE CITY.

~ THE LIST OF LETTERS re-
manning in the Postofhoe at the eno
OF each week is published ofnolaAS
In THE DAILY NEWS every ST1-
day morning.
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.NAFURB'S own REMEDIES.
Congress Spring Water. -
Empire Spring Water.
Columbian Spring Water.

no NATURAL Or ARTIFICIAL COMPOUND HAS
vet bean discovered or that equals these
waters as PREVENTIVE, RELIEF AND PERMA-
MENT CURE, for many temporary and chronic dis
eases as proved by the experience Of many thou sands
who have drank them for years. with the most beneacia
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Price $1.5o,

MAkSHALIS tEh1NG OA4 nV11CVc9
s;s., ~ Price $15O, ~
which will infaibiy positively, invariably an
commons known as FEMALE DISEASE, WEAKNESS.
IRREGULARITIES, etc., which weary and render un.
Gr SWhioh the medical profession seeks In vain for
remedy and from which wealth position decacy, and
refinement afford no exemption ~ .l-
,' '' LArAxIrTE, Kr:; June u. 1890
am graduate Of the regular Medical Colleges Eight
een months ago had of severe female dis
case which had entirely failed TO cure Ono lady bad
constant Mysteries; had every sympon Of epepte
conyulsions consequent upon deranged meDsruattoni
others had whites falling Irregularities, and oil the Sc
yere symptoms of continued uterine arrangement.
Having my attention called to MARSHALLS UTERINE
CATHOLICON used 1t, aid 1t cured every cate There
has not been single failure IN Its operation IN
ezrsco that the seal of the Graefenberg Company To
on every botte.-da
THE GRAEFEEBFRG VEGETABLE PILLS
Arc the best in tho world for family use md for Indi
gestion Constipation - Hea ness-Btl.
ousnees Heartburn - Acidity-N Nausea-- Fatulence-
Want OF neutrality-suspicious. Colnpiuin'-o1''
pings-Fcvers
that they never ripe nauseatc leave the bowels In
constpnted condition, the Gracfcnberg Pills will be
found moro pleasant than any others.
nPrice 25 cents ptr box. On the receipt OF one DOL.
lar fonr boxes will be sent by mail free Of postage, to
any part Of the country.
DYsENTERY SYRUP.-PrIce 90 cents.
Infalible in all cases bowel complaints and cer-
tain euro Tor ASIATIC CHOLERA.
GREEN MOUNTAIN OlNTMENT.-Price 26 cents.
nsy-For Burns Bruises Scalds, Old Sores Chlblains,
Chapped skin Cold Sores and wherever there is In
AaninatiOn. 1t acts like magic. ga
s1-The Oiutmcnt Is guaranteed as the best applca-
ton In the world for the above 1t acts more quickly
and certainly than any other over offered to the public
CHILDREN'S PANACEA.-50 cents.
SARSAPARILLA COMPOUND.-Sl.
~ CONSERVATIVES BALSAM.-S3.
EYE LOTION.-25 cents.
HEALTH BITTERS.-25 cents.
PILE REMEDY.-S1 H-t .t
FEVER AND AGUE REMEDY.-50 cents.
MANUAL OF HEALTH.-25 cents. complete Faznb
ly Physician. Sent by mail on receipt of 25 cents
TIE GiiAEFENBERG FAMILY MEDICINES are pre-
pared under the i'm mediate supervisaonof SK1LFUL
PHYSICIAN, and they may be rolled upon In all cases
. ss-THEY ARE PURELY VEGETABLE ct
ss-They have been the leading American Remediea
for 70 years. -
Sold. Wholesale and retail by TIE GRAEFEN .p9
COMPANY, No 139 William street, New York. ar
the trade generally.
ss-The trade supplied on liberal terms, by
KING & CASSIDEY,
March II stuthsmos CHARLESTON. 6. O.
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New Orlenns Market.

NEW ORLEANS. May 1s.-corroN-The leading
staple has been in very steady request to-day. despite
the unfavorabe tenor OF the European avices which
hand in the way private dispatches early this
morning. and have been confirmed by dispatches to
The associated press later In the day. offerings were
very light throughout and the better olatsacations
were bel at higher figures than heretofore In fact,
the eelins uniformly prevails tna prices have reached
their Low Depth and that hereafter the tendency OF
the market must be steadily upward 1t may also be
deemed worthy of remark that rates have advanced at
New York In the face Of discouraging accounts from
Enrope The sales to-day have reached 1000 bales Of
which party who reported purchases of only 100
bales took 19 bales It affords grest pleasure how
ever to testify that most Of the brokers make just and
faithful reports of their purchases while we confess
that we motive to justify q suppression or
perversion Of such reports. Operations to-day have
been participated in by eight brokers' and the market
closed had opened rm at "a to 2sc for ordinary
81 $50 fer good ordinary SS to 35c for low middng
and S6 to SIC for mdding.
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
Stock on hand Sept 1st, 1865. bales S2Ss
Received since yesterday 200 Wy sso ooo On,
Received previously .e2S o69-6Vs52A
782563
Exported since yesterday. ......'... 90 - ,oo
Exported previously. ...62S'o'1-64oIvo
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EMPIRE WATER

Ia cathartc, and valuable remedy for Rheumatism.
Derangement of the Liver. Diseases Of the Skin ana
General Debility It's effects are most sautary ~ Lung
Diseases. It Is almost sUnE CURE for scrofula ana
the most aggravated forms Of Dyspepsia As PnEyKH-
TIVE AND for all Bilious Derangements, 1t stands
af - e
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COMMERCIAL.
Exports.

PH1LaDELpH1A-per schr Ellie Smith, bales Cot
tom lao m feet Lumber. boxes on, 10 boxes Lye.
WI. psr acbr A Leaming--c2 bales Cotton, 47s
bars Railroad Iron 60 iron Axes, 10000 feet Lur-
ber. -, - 1 uo- mn
feet Lumber. -
bbls Rosiu. 81 bbls Turpentine, 210 tons Iron and
other metal "a bales Rags, bales Rope, bales Pa
ner. 8 bundles Hides and Skins, Dbl Copper, 4
trunks and pigs Mdze.
RoCKpORT ME-Per schr Julia Gamage-90,0 900 feet
pitch Pine Timber.
steamship Adele-5e packages Sun.
dries.
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CONGRESS WATER

Is cathartc slteratve and tonic and Is valuable
remedy for affections of the Liver and Kidneys, Dye
eases It is most powerful preventive OF the Fevera
and Bilious Complaints prevalent in warm climates
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The Charleston Cotton Market.

The CharIestOn Cotton Market.
Owing to the light stock and the advancing tendency
Of prices the market quite unsettled yesterday.
About 100 bales changed hands, but prices paid varied
80 much that we are unable to quote tie market
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-09-13
DIR. SAMUEL GlLBERTS
TETTER o INTMENT
Is most excellent preparation for the cure-of tina
class Of malados usually termed
DISEASES OF TIE SKIN.

and which are popularity known Chrome erup.
tlons, letter, Pmples, Blisters SGabs Scald. Head
MIX crust Ring worm etc, etc
1t will also kin Itch and other local vermin which
prey upon the skin. IL softens and detaches the
RECOMMENDATIONS matters deposited upon the skin.
the cutaneOus surface smooth and pliable. IL hsus
been used by DR. Gilbert with most satisfactory re-
suits for many years IL II offered foe sale in this
style from the firm conviction that Il must
rily meet with the hearty appreciation Of those WIN
make Of IT,
Pull directions for the method Of using these
eeies, plain and accurate description Of number
Of The different varieties Of skin diseases and many
valuable suggestions IN regard 10 their cure, will be
found printed on crcular accompanying each pack
age. These suggestions the fruit Of most ample
experience acquired by DIR. Samuel Gilbert during
his extraordinary professional in the treat
ment Of this class Of diseases In the cities Of Mem
phis New Orleans and New York and will IL il
"a expected, enable most unprofeAsOnai persons 70
treat their cases with much greater success
than that which usually falls 10 the lot Of ordinary
phYsiciana.
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CRANE, BREED &c CO.,
NEW ORLEANS, La,
NAM TURER or
Hearses and Metallic Burial Cases ana
Cagkctg.

O1hhCN1s
NTOULD call the attention 81 undertakers.
w and tnc public. 10 their larsc variety q
IIearres Of the most approved patterns, and Of
the finest nislI-unriyaied for elegance utility
and durability.
We are constantly improving the sfyle and
construction q our Metallic Burial Cases.
Our SKEW Plaln Case" patented December
y, iS03, combines alt the most recent and vel
uable improvements. aud j. more complete
than any Burial ease ever before invented.
Our Metallic Burial Casket, ID IT. simplicity
81 design. and u. freedom from all associations
81 grief, j. unsurpassed. IL j. almost entirely
covered ny the best polished plate giass. IT,
hnishis that % the finest rosewood. The OrBa-
mental Casket, with its heavy and deliberately
wrought einblcmatical ornaments, their bright
silver contrasting with the dark polished
ground work, T. d striking and appropriate
elegance.
Over wooden collins, these Burial Cases and
Cakets possess many important advantages.
They protect from water. FerIBin. and other
Intrusion, answering for carnations every
necessary purpose Of a vault. Removal from
the original place q burial-sh0uid Il ever be
desired-can easily BE- accomplished. lsoslies
can be preserved Tor days - weeks, awaiting
me arrival q aDseuf friends. Removal % any
part - the globe. a. any season q tbc year J.
entirely practicable The surest safeguard i
eflss.ted against contagious disea=ts-
I1reetions accompany every Burial Case and
C-sket, ~ reference % closing, and should b
Aadre.s. CRANE. BREED & Co.
augI-Gmd&w. % Msgazine-st., \. ..
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Notice TO Cotton Planters.

II NOW have a large amount 0f European
II Capital to invest 10 the growing crop Il
Cotton. and will buy in lots Of from one bale
10 ono thousand bale.
! will pay twenty cents per pound IN ad-
vance for Gotten, 70 be delivered next fall and
winter in New Orleans.
All communications addressed me AZ Jack
Nn. viii have immediate attention.
Nj. Il. MIIIIIHs
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Notice 20 Land Olvners.

Il EXPECT 20 "a North the drst q October,
Il and viii undertake 70 ell limited num-
i11T d hTsf-ciass upland ami valley pizufa-
fiyns
Parties desi-inz 70 seli. can write me either 81
Jackson Or Grenads. and end a fuil and fair
description q their lands Tie character q the
i-sBfoements condition q the fencing. &c &e.
Give the number of the land, and stais the
Price and terms q payment
seF8d&wIm. VA. r. WITHERs.
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TNNIIE ABOVE BOOKS ARE PRINTED.
u Electrotypcl aud Bound Ia Louisville,
Kentucky. lfllpir mechanical beauty Is not
CNcelled by any hooks Of the Mind how
published IN the United States, and we ash
with any book siacNistrnro. ~ ~
gard, the quality ofmattcr they contain. They
are being rapidly adopted Into Schools In all
parts of the Snuth. A. eNidcnco Of the cstimn.
ton in which they are held, we APPEND icN Of
the endorsements recently 70 onCd
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-09-13

Our books are for sale In quantity, by
STEVENS 4 SEYMOUR, Common ST., by \. III.
GoRrZRI., Magazine -. by j. FLEMING, Magas
zine ST., New Orleans; by j. H. RANDALL,
PUTNAM e MALoNE, and r. :. DIDGOOD,
Mobile, Ala; by EnRICH6 CO., Jacksan, Miss,
and by booksellers generally throughout the
south.
JOHN p. MORTON & Co,
scpid.Swim. Louisville, Ky.
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DR.. SAMUEL GILBERTs
HEALING OINTMENT

Possesses peculiar tonic and astringInent qualities
which cause IL 70 be admirably adapted 10 the cure Of
Various Kinds Of Ulcers,
Especially those which are Of an indoent nature,
aud which arr usually denOnnate Old Sores p II
il confidently believed 10 b. much superior 20 any
other preparation made for similar purposes.
Full directions for the method Of applying II,
plain and accurate description u q number Of the
different varieties Of Ulnsr and valuabs directions
IN regard % tsir cure, will h. found printed On the
circular accompanying each box which retnafkA il
Is hoped will enable most unprOessioal arn8Iis 10
treat their Ulcers with greater sncoeas than 4
usually experienced from the atteut0n Of ORDINARY
ply sieians. Manufactured only by
GILBERT & HTGBEE
Wholesale Drugkists
No. - Main street Memphis Tenn.
"a Sold b. DruEgists generally throughout tie
Southern States. "A liberal discount made 10 tie
trade. BARNES WAID 4 Co
Wholesale A gents
June l3,-d3m. New Orleans.