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MOBILE. February 2-corr0S demand a, has been Zen
light throushout the day Buyers have shown little DIS
oatinn To nter the list under the uncertain and down.
ward tondency OF Liverpool and New York markets. e1
eept ut hgures below the general ideas OF factors anu
hence ses wsro restricted GEO bales Mddlns Mt a0c
was the limit of prices from tho opening and saes Wers
made on this basis whenever they could be had;
MONETARY AND FINANorAL-The market mas snoWn nS
new feature to-day, with the exception OF New YORK
Sight which rather weaker than yesterday The BANKS
drew at u, and bankers R& discount and were gener
aly Offering only x discount for commercial oiiis.
New Orleans Sight condnueg dull at par
Gold wap rather sitter, with New York accounts %
1874 34ka1s5&.
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COMMERCIAL.
EIplCfa.

Exports.
LIYERrooL-Per ship Confdence-275 bales and
2O7S bales Upland Cotton.
MATANzAS-Per Br bark = ShaW-1G0 900 feet LuIn-
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EUROPEAN TESTIMONIALS,

Reoeiued during the month Of Augass, 1858.
i LONDON July %. 1887.
Mr5ass. OH1oKFnlNa IL SoNs-Gents:. II have much
pleasure in enclosing decumant signed BY the drst
composers, muscans and professors In Europe. held
your Pianos Ia such high estimation tUide my eerth'
catel that felt It my duty to take ono Of them with me
10 uroue to ascertain the opinion of my professional
brethrei. Tho enclosed certificate will prove how
unsninous they have been on tho subject I beg To-
forward at the BaIne time, lettar received rom my
friend. M Oolisxd which am sure must be gratty.
Ina to you.
- 1888 JAMES N. WEHIL
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LONDON, July 20, 1865.

Messy C1ickerino q Sons: z-zzzs>..zE,-.
GENTS: have juBt been invited by Messrs. Conrd to
try Grand piRno-forte manufactured by you, and
have no hesitation In endorsing the opinion OF my old
friend Mr. O. b. Cotard We: That 1t is tho finest IN.
strument T ever played on.
',ss1@5.''z: J. L. HATT0N.
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Little Ma,no was discussing The great Hereafter
with her mamma, when the following dialogue ell
sued:
Mame-Maluma, will you 20 to heaven when
you die 2
namma-Nes, I hope so, child,
bc lonesome
Mamrua-Cl, hope your papa will SO too.
5lame-Oh, no, papa can't 80, he can't leave the
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Ylle gallg Venus.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 6, 1857.
SOMEBODY'S DARLING.

The following exquisite little poem WAS written by
Miss Marie Laco=to, Of Savannah, Ga, anS ori,:i-
nally published, We think, By the Southern Church-
man. It viii commend itself by it's touching
1,,&hoo IN oil
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SASSsSaGZl# I'uIpittjion or the Hart and
:.Y skASS/ all Nercoms Diseassa 1t 70.
=sHNNaS stures new life and vigor to the
SsssssSaS- aged, causing tho hot blood Of
As the PheniS rises youth to course the veins res
from me Gshes q s us turing the Organs Gf Genera
rs qnmasa sa ago Jos. tion. emouing lmpotency and
nsio ,sio rs,r Debility restoring Nominees
~. tS swstsT and and uI gigor, thus proving
ousrcoue disease. perfect y E2irir OF Loo" :re-
novino Sferizity and Barrcnness in both sexes. To
tb yoTnn ,nille aged and aged there Is no greater
hmm than this .Eixir of Life" It gives new
lease OF life, causing the weak end deb'litated TO
have renewed strength and vtgor, and the entire.
sys,em to thrill with joy md pleasure.
Price ono bottle s.; three bottles s5; sent BY
express to any address.
t,ur medicines are sold and recommended BY all
respectable druggists in every part of the civilized
Globe; some unprfncipled dealers, however, try TO
deceive their customers by selling cheap and worth.
less compounds In order to make money Be not
drcciyed--ask for these medicines ind take no
others If the druggist does not keep them, write
to us and NO will send them By express carefully
hacked. free from observation. We will be pleased
10 receive letters with full statements In regard to
nny disease with which ladies 0r gentlemen are
afflicted Address al letters for medicines, pamph-
let's or advice, to the sole proprietor, n
Dr. ". R. MBRWIN, 81 Walker St., n. 7.
Missy 25 mwf ~
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TE1ALBERG.
GOTTsCHALk.

consider Chickering 1: Soma PihnoB beyond COM
partson. the best I have ever seen In America.
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=. s. T....l88O..-.X.

Another wonderful Ingredient OF great. uHo among
the Spanish ladies' Of south America, impaxng beauty
10 the complexion and briiancy to the mind Is yet un
known 70 the commerce OF the world, and we withhold
its name for the present.
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CARD.

Ills with feelings Of pride American
that we publish tho following testimonials, which have
been received by u1 recently: Z
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AsA ouRR1N.

pHuADB1pMA, 10th Month. 17th Day. 1862.
REaproTEp En1END-My daughter has bean much
benefited by the uae OF thy Plantation Thoo
wilt send me two bottles more, - =
- Thy friend, 5.55ss ABA OUhk1N.
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LoNpoN, January Il, 1855.
Lan,e, M. RtMi. Esq.,

Jane, II. WehK, Esq.
MY DEAR SIa: have great pleasure IN asking youto
convey to Messrs. Chiokering the EXPIRE ston OF my
highest approval Of their instrument It consider,
not merely the beat rument of American manufac.
ture have tried but one Of the fuest Grand Pano
fOrtss that has ever come under my observation; and
the Messrs Chckering may we'll be proud OF having
turned ont nom their mRnufactory an instrument
which, for touch. quality, power and workmanship,
wide world.
CHAS. D. COLLARD.
Finn OF Cosrd Collasd Ptano-forte Msnulaoturers
- London. -
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~ m &IIaITER WATCHMAN

RS Pun sLIsHED EVERY WEDNESDAY, AT SUM
Il TER, 8. C., by GILBERT l. FLOWERS, Proprietors
ut FOtJR DOLLARS per anuun invariably in advance
Adverts emcnts inserted at usual rates.
Every at Tle Job Printing executed IN the n:a:st
.tve and o. ,eatest dlsrAtcl:. September =,
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IA smile was on her ip-health was In hcr look
strength In her step, and In her hsuds-P1AsTA.
1''' ' s. T-188G-X -


A few bottles OF PLANTATION B1TTKls s.Eg
- VIII cure Nervous Headache.
Cold E1tremiHes aud Feverish L1p1
n Hour stomach and Fattd Breath. i
E1a.ulency and Indigestion. -
/" Nervous Affections. - t57s
Excessive Fatigue and Short Breath
e Pain over ths Eyes. t...zsz-:.1s=Fs
Mental Dependency.
Prostratiou; Great Weakness <
sailow Complexion, Weak Bowels, do.
Which are tho evidences Of =
LIVER COMPLAINT AND DYBPEPsIA
Il is estimated that of all xdult ailments
proceed from deceased and torpid liver. The hillary
secreons Of the liver overowtng into the stomach pol
son the entire system snd exhibit the cbove symptoms
After long research we are abe to present the raoHf
for these horrid nightmare diseases,
the world has ever prodnced Within year over sx
hundred and forty thougand persons have taken the
PLANTATION B1rTERs and not an instance OF complaint
has come to our knowledge
It 1B most eRectuzl tonic and agreeable 1amulant
suited to ali conditions Of life.
The reports that 1t relies pon IMMORAL substances for
1a active properties, nre wholly !ae For the salts.
faction Of the pnblac and that patients may consult
their physicana we append liet Of It's components.
- CAL1sAxA bARK.-Oelebrated Ter over two hundred
years In the treatment of Fever and Ag1e Dyspepsia
Weakness etc It WAS introduced into Europe BY the
afterwards BOLD by the Jesults for the
its o,us taeqht in so<T under the name of Jesuis oa
deTs and was finally made public by Louis xvi k1ne
Of France umboldt makes especal reference 20 1ts
febrfuoe qualities during his South American trtvela
eOAsoaati1A BanK-For d1arrh@a, colo aud dtseasei
of the stomach and bowels. '..-5.5z
DANpK1Iog-For Inflammation Of the loins and drop
eical affections -
f.AyrnpER FLowEAs-hromsuc, stimn1ant and tonic
hiahly tnvgorating in nervous debuttY. -
lWfNTxRaRHEF-For gcrofula, fheuMatsm, etc. -!
ANsH-An aromatic carninatiye; creating fesh
muscle and MIX; much used by mothers nursing
Also, olove-buds, orange GETAWAY coriandar snake
10 d. etc. s5sst
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SExRMAA HouHE. CHICAGO, Ill,

80 S.!a- February II, 1855 IN
Mraars p. H DnAKr Il 90. please seRd us another
twelva cases of your Plantation Btters. As morning
appetizer they appear to have superseded everything
else, and sra grcaty esteemed. 3; -. :...7
e'.'e' Youra 60. -, GAGE h WAITE. :
ARRANGEMENTS are now completed to supply any do
m.ad for ts article, which has not heretofore oean
possible. q; -. =
The public may rest assured hat,in no case VIII me
perfectly pure standard OF the PLANTATION BrTrEhs be
departed frou Epeyy bottle bears de facsimile Of or
signature on steel plate tgrauin9, or ea49s % se
A,y person pretending to seu PLANTATION B1TTRRs n
bttk or bv the gala !: s1uindleT and inposeT HexaT
of re6ed bottles See thGt our ffoate Stamp Il Un1u.
ruATED orer tueTy cork. =. z.sz:l
Bold by all Druggists rocers and Desers throughout
the country. -
P. q. DRAKE T. CO., New York. q.
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ELDER &. BROWN, /,

@ z. MANUFACTURERS AND PATENT.
EES Of the celebrated COMBIN ALTON
&&8f0 1Ran. CRADLE AND SaBY TENDER, Pro.
ES$1HG GA Nipelling Horses, and MI kinds Of Rock.
NkEp<oF ing Horses invalid Chairs, With double
ENsSEH~% and ningle wheels, from s25 to S46;
CUiIdren's Carriages, Fbncy and Vanished Wagons,
Fancy Suikies Invalid Carriages, made to order Fancy
propellers and Baby Rockers, &e, &C., life size Horsea
made to order. Z
Depot. No. 6SS BROADWAY. Mandatory, Nos. 44e,
$50, i61 and 4b2 WEST STREET, New York.
October as s2==z-5y -th thstulyr
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The Charleston Cotton Market.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY NEWS, J.
GHARLEsToN. Tuesday Evening, February o.
Tho market continues weak, with o tendency to lower
prices. Sales a3 bales VIZ at 28, IS ut sO at 3o,
70 al OIL I'M L md DC at Va n,1ote
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slMlLEa sIs1ILsBUs (URANTUR.
y3HUMPHREYs'
EFCMGOpATHlC SPECIFICS

H<1h0@
t;TAvE PROVED, FROM TIE MOST AMPLE E1PE
EIRNeE, an entire success: Simple e-prolnpt-Ein'
nient and Reliable They ere the only medicines per
Iecty adapted to popular simple that miRtakea
cannot he made In uhin them; so harmless as to oe
zsee DANGER and aoeolent az to be always rena
c3a They have raised tho highest comnenast1on Hon
EH, and viii always render satisfaction So.
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Among the chisfpolnta Of excellence Of the Chicken
Ing PanoB OF which speak tho renowned artists In their
co1eratuasory testimonials to the Messrs ChickeriDg
are the greatest possible dsp richness and volume Of
tome combined with rare brtlnanoy clearness and
perfect evennrss throughout the entire scale; and.
above H. sur prsing duration Of sound the pure and
eympnthetc quality OF Which changes under the
most delicate or powerful touch.
During the past years this firm has manu-
~.
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there dangling from tho limb Of q tall tree, with
legs about three yards from the ground, was the

there, dangling from tho limb Of a tall tree, with
legs about three yards from the ground, was the
unfortunate man who had loved cotton not wisely
but too well. ..,
ssDo you know who he vas r. asked Smith, sol
EMMY.
s.No, I don't; but T guess he Was nothing but
one of these hore ---rebols, and his NANNY
ought to be shot for not hanging him when no WAS
a bnby."
Smith was once e:rebel" himself having gal
antly drawn his pay as quartermester's clerk IN
defence of his country, and this remark Of young
Grimes added very little to the comfort vi his feel
ings. He vontured to ask:
SAre thoro many rebels about hero?"
ssNo," said Grimes, there amt many now
we've got eln pretty well thnned outin This neigh
borhood."
Smith drove his spurs into the fanks Of his
horse. and dashed off through the woods as # the
very dickens had been at his heels. "Hold On!
I'm gwine Your way" was the last no heard of
Young Grimes OF any of his family.
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Passengers.
Per steamer Kate from Paatka. yis Jacksonville Fer
nandina, &c-J Hayden, " Sharp. Ivers. J oden,
Denman, Whitman and sou, Capt UHira, Capt +
Black, 4 Kerney e Bernard, " z Cluts, and deck,
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I'll gIRNcE, an entire success slmple-Prompt-E@
ient and Reliable They ere the only medicines per.
iectly adapted to popular ust-so simple lnst or
zsee from danger and efficient aR TO be Always Iena'
,s They have raised tho highest commenastion from
FL, and viii always rendor satisfaction.
go ], c,res Feverx, Congestion, 1nhs,nmstions u
Worms Worm-Feyer, Woru-Coio ~
q, Crying Collie. or Teething OF In =.
ptaDpnaa Dsa; Of children or Adults. Is
s, Dysentery, Gripping Bilious oolic:. %
6, - eholo, a Morbus, Nnusea Vo1nit' =,
s" =, i" Coughs. Colds, bronchitis. .........
It 8, EeuralEia, Too .hache, Paceache.. 70
S" Headaches, Sick Headache, Vertigo. 70
10, Dyspepsia, Bilious Stomach. .....
IL, Suppressed, or Painful Portods..... =.
-. IL whites, too profase pertods;.:.. 2s 2s
Is, Group, Cough, Difficult Breathing.. 22
IA, Sail kheun, Er, s.pe,as, Ernptions. 70
I6, Ieheanntlsus, Rheumatic PEtns... %
=" 10, /" Fever and hEue, Chill feVor, -:
II, Plies, Blind or bleeding. s.
-" 1s, Catnr~h, Acute or Chronic, 1nau. :,
/" 20, wnooping ~ Coug h. Violent cougha 90
a. Asthma, Oppressed Ble0Mtng. 80
Z" ~, :. Enr Discharges, Impaired Hear ;,
!" as, scroGuia. Enlarged Glands. Swell J.
"a. aensral s: DebiIlty, Phyacai Weakness %
-" %, Dropsy and Scalty Secrdtions.. ...::. eO
40 !" Sen Sickness, s3ickneaB from Rid
inf. nR......................... ............ ~
27 Kidney Disease, Gravel. $4,000. 90
es Nervous Debility, Seminal Enl1a-
sions Involul tary nischar9eB.. ...1 00
re 90 Sore AioutlI, sCnnEer. .............. FL
* no. Urinary Ineontinencc, Wetttrg
- 81. pnimiai a;a;'i:i Periods. esen With
&" o. sufsss fss nss a: Change Of L. 90
ID &c. Epilepsy, epasnB, st. fitus Dsnce.1'g
a. 8" Diptheran, Ulesrated sore IFos+ -. oo
FAMILY CASES.
* yia!g morocco csso snd boob.
40 isTse v1als In morocco, and booS. 5ge
N !arge vixls plain Case, aud oGG
is boxes tEos. to 16), and book Seo
VETERINARY SPECIFICS.
Mahogany caaeH, 1U yiai5. S1u.On
Single vists, With directions. t.W
kS-Thc1e remedies, By tho case or snGle oo1' art
ent to any part Of the country, by Mall OF ee
p{ charge, on receipt of tho price. Adaroas
HUMPHREYS sPFo1FIo
HOMEOPATHIC 2fEo1ClNE ooMeA
Office and Depot No. 6G2 Broadway, New York.
Or. EUMpHaErs is consulted daily at his office, Per
pnsr by latter, aiifa Cor ali forms OF tsaaSe,
BOWIE Il NOISE.
w. a. S7SIsERE.
q. ~. ECKEL & CO., Retail Esnfs,
Eo PSI KINa-sTREET. 4th door above MarRet-st.
mi, fS 1pwfGmo srno fharlaatsn =. O.
" HOS .AGNEw, ,
lmosTE1 AND D1AlEn II
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CHER OKEE: Pills, Ills,
Dr. E'enaaEe REGULATOR,

'-17-.|. l'7F5..- = u = J
Cure Suppressed, Ercessioe and
.I'HinfuI Menst,uation, Green
Sick:n ess, .GerronS and Spinal AZ.
fsctiG,ls. Pains in the Back, SICK.
'Nentintrke, Gtdtttnesa, and all, dis
.eases.that spring from irrugularlty,
by removing tho cnIse and all the
effects that arise from 1t. They
are perfectly sale In all cases. CO.
cept acAea 6rGi2tteu by direc.
tiOna, aud are c,lsy to administer,
rs they arc nicely sugar c0ated.
They should be in the hands Of
every Maiden, Wife, and Mother
In the land.
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" moS-42 .AGNEW, !,
1hnoaTEH AID D1AtEa II
Ea.ns GreeerJss, Choice Tsas, etc., Sss',
Eoa HD q asa GREEEWICE.Sf.. zoe. o-EGxRdi
aHG Y02K,
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T,tiuonia,s from tie mort distinguished Artists IN Earop.
G5 ko Hessrs Chickerin1 d Sons:

LONDON, July IS, 1866
Having played upon Piano-iorte made BY Messrs.
Ohickertng & Sons of Boston and New York. ] lave
much pleasure In tesfyins to its general exceli
For aweetness aud brilliancy OF tone, delicacy OF
touch and magnificent power for concert purposes,
con.der II a really GRAND PIANO FORTE AND DECIDED
~ THr esr HAyE 7sREH OF AMERICAN MANUFACTURE.
ARABELLA GODDARD IGIUL0 REGONDI
a. A. OJBORNE ALFRED JaELL.
y. .KUHE 1z.5-z=z#t. - LINDSAY SL0PER.
.JIJiEJ BENEDICT y. MUsOHELES,
II. W. BALFE. Prof. OF ConsorVatolre de
as. HALLE. LeilEig
ERiELGY RICHARDS. ls ARTHUR OHAPPEl.
RENE FAYAEHER, Director Of Monday Con.
SYDNEY SMITH. oerts, London.
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Dr.. WRIGHT'S s,
REJUVENAT1NG ELIXIR,
S1r. Essence OF Ltfe,

Cures General Debility, Weak-
nesa, Hystertcs in Females
EuIpiMtion Or the Heart and
all Nervons Diseasss. It 70.
stures.new life and vigor to the
nt.a1 nanainn, thu hnt hind nf
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WILLIAMS, T 1AYl0R & CO,
COMMISSION MERC "a a Nl.TS

aHny1oH
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HAYNE STREET, CHARLESTON, s. G,
GEO. w. WILLIAMS & Co.,
9 OFT ON FACT @ r s.,

Church-street, Charleston, s. c..
GEO. ". WILLIAMS. =. G. WILLIAMS. J.H.
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BIalHh NgUIf0l|(IH,

-.
50 o6se sssssse sssssse zssS1. !. sssss IL
- - - =. e : g 8 :; - =. -. go ~ Z.
F.rsansss ia |. il ] aals
J = &c s: !: 6.
Esraoa. e,uIsls
@ ss sl
y 8
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THE DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT
Embracesa q complete stock Of Goods of tina,
elaes. 200 pieecs Calicoea. Ginghams. Denl,ms.
Plaid Hnmespuns, l2-4 Brown and Bleached
sheeting, Bleaohei and Brown Drills, Bleached
and lsrI YIN Canton Flunn-ls, 'thnuburga. Bel
Tiekines. Red aud White FlanneIs. Opera
Flannels, Liuseys, Pape: Cambrics, Blankets.
DC. dc. Of
I, MILLINERY , GOODS :
He has choice stock Of Hats. Bonneta. Flow.
err Feathers. Pl,unes, Ribbons. Laces, Edging~.
Wells, Ornaments, Dr..
"A splendid assortment Of - =
: I - CLoAKS AND SHAWLs,,
To which ihe special attention of tho Ladi.s is,
particularly invited - 80.
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NOTION DEPARTMENT.

In the ~. ., =.
NOTION DEPARTMENT
Will be ionnd an unusually ATTRACTIVE nsaort-
ment Of Trimmings, Thread, Tapes. Braids.
chiefs. Cravats. Collars, Scatfs. Belts, Buckles,
B. ushes, Combs. Needles Pins. Hooks and
Eyes. "A large stock OF Fancy Buttons, Soaps,
Perfu,nery. Toye. Thiubles, Violin; Strings,
Guitar Strings. DC,
~ HOOP SKIRTS
In endless variety. Fine F,eiicl, Corset,, and.
a Thousand o,her things.
: HATS AND CAPS
r. - Of all kinds.
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I
e ! !. M ! M
COO & AlIllRI |! /
;l,ss 81 ss: 81; 4 2;..;;s!
lll ! 81
q; ;51szse.ils & IS; 3
!.
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STOCK: ::t|RoeRRIgS
AND PR0.VlSl0k.s: !:
- .S.S iss.1 $ - ;
AT. COST :,
m our stock may. bs ioaud all the siandard
Grocerie'. such ~ ~; .....s.rr;:;5
S;-t = f'If.>-;s .y; 81
: = .BAcoM SIDES :AnD. HAMS,
! MOl.ASsE|s!,,,s:.==.. |! J, 8
Sugars; Coffee Salt, sTsas, sRiee,
and Lars, . ~ -.
.B00I|s Nn SHOES,
Hardware ana oodsns.W .Wase,

- 81 -,
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]. : !. ~; g. sss.$s
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READY l-MADB CLOrHnVG,
With inrgc supply Of
Groceries and Provisions.
= Iu the DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT
'nny be found

Ladies' Dress Goods,
Figured and Plain All wool DeLaines. English
and Am oriean Prints, Gingirnms, Flsnneis.
Blenshed and Brown Shiiiings aud Sbrs,t,gs,
PIaiu aud Striped Osnuburgs, sdies' and Misses
Breakfast Shawls Bal,noral Skirts. in great
variety, Linen and Cotton Handkerchief, Ho-
sitry, Gloves, Hoop Skits, Ladies' Hats DO:
III The line Of READY-MADE- CLOTH
ING may bs found largo aud carefully Sc
iecled stock Of -. - = -. :;
- Coats, Pants and Vests. :.
PANTS ranging in price from {. 89sto S1O
Vs.: TOa from 2 to ~
VESTS from :. = -. l.50 to s
SUITS from =. 49,. q TO 80
Special attention was given to the selection
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-. y - ..s..a 80 = ..
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"AvING bought out the entire interest Of N.
H j. Monteith in the store on Third street,
known as the Montsith House furnishing Store,
the business will, from this date and hereafter,
be carried on under the name and style of the
ToMLINsON HOUSE FURNISHING STORE.
Notice is hereby given, that all eebts due to
the Monteith House-furnishing Store, must b.
paid to the undersigned. or authorized agent, at
the old stand, and all claims against the late
Monteth House. furnishing Store must be pre-.
scented to the undersigned or authorized agent for
liquidation.
@. A. TOMLINSON,
Successor TO NJ. J. Monteith In the House-fur-
nishi1g business.
BATON ROUGE, May 18th, 1867 may25
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Louisiana Institute for the Deaf and
Dumb and the Blind.

MANUF1 CTURLNG DEPARTMENT.
TIME institution for the Deaf and Dumb and
the Blind, located in the city Of Baton Rouge,
having secured The services OF Mr.. ALEXANDER
RICE, an accomplished BROOM MAKER, well
known to many Of our citizens, Is now prepared
to furnish every article in that line, such as floor
and hearth brooms. and cloth brushes Of the best
quality, and Of the best material.
The blu mess of BOTTOMING CHAIRS with
CANE SPLITS, Is also done in tho institution by
competent and skil'fui workmen.
AS al the benefits OF the business inure to the
unfortunates, it is to be hoped that generous
public will respond to their labors by liberal
patronage apr6
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ITO COlsSax21a23liUeS.

TINE advertiser, have been restored to health
. Il in few weeks by very simple remedy,
after havirg suffered for several years with a
severe lung affection, and that dread disease Con-
symptoms anxious to make known to his fel.
ioxsuf- rers the means Of cure.
To all who desire It, be will send copy Of the
prescription used free Of charpe), with the direc
lions for preparing and using the same, which
they will fnd a SURE CURE for Consumption,
Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, and
all Throat and Lung Affections.
The only object Of the advertiser In sending
the Prescription is to benefit the afflicted, and
spread information which he conceves 10 be in.
valuable, and he hopes every sufferer will try his
remedy, as 1t will cost them nothing, and may
prove blessing.
Parties wish ng the prescription FREE, by return
mail, will phase address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings Co. New York
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sey- A recent English work on dia-
monds and other precious stones says
that but a small portion Of the gems
sold and worn are genuine. The dla,
mond mines of Golconda are giving
out, and those 10 India are rapidly
failing. The scarcity Of real gems
has been met by the ingenuity Of
counterfeiters, who manufacture spu-
rious gems that frequently deceive ex.
pert connoisseurs.
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PINK EYE POTATOES

TIVE GENUINE article can be had By calling
at fmaTsJ A. JAQKa0N'A