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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-07-30

t995 NEW sPAPER ADVERTISING.-JOY,
CoE q co. Agents for the "TELEsRAPH"
and Newspaper Press OF the whole country have RE
MOVED from FIFTH and CHESNUT Streets 70 No
IA s. SIXTH Street second door above WALNUT.
oFFICEs;-No IA s. SIXTH Street, Philadelphia;
TRIBUNE BUILDINGS, New York. 7SOAp
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THE GREATEST TONIC
. T. Il II l.. 4 q t..
Morning Star Bitters.

This wonderful TONIC is unequalled a. a
cure for Lircr 'omPisiHf. Dy,pspas. 1ccer and
igHc. BIiSM Iafcr.aiftcai and ReHut,eat Ftrcrs.
u is also invaluable IN NERVOUS WEAK
NESS oi all kinds. as il will restoF. the wasted
strength with wonderful I.crinanence.
II will b. found totally different from any
other Bitiiers. and is % pronounced by many of
the bes, physicians IN the country.
Il eyataias 40 Niaeraio or Poisonous gaah'ies.
BET "a Composed entirely of l'sqcfe-
be Nausr.
For further l'fooi aud attcstatl"n of its
invaluable preventive and curative properties,
see the published references of medical gentle
men Of standing, who have examined is mer-
il. unanimously agreeing that no mineral or
other hurtful substance. often found in the
% led vegetable bitiers II the day. can be
discovered IN this truly hcalthful and elegant
preparation.
REFERENCES.
Thomas King Csrroli. NJ. j.. church Greek
Mi. J. e. Garter. NJ. D.. 50 Easi Baltimore St
Baltimore. Nd. .. lles-ecamp. chemist and
Pharmaccutist. % ilancversi Baltimore. Nd. /:
J. II. Porter, Pastor ui the South Presbyterian
Church Baltimore. Md: ? J. Mitchell. No
2i6 Canton Avenue. Baltimore. Nd W. Pow
81, 100 Lombard ST.. Baltimore. Nd Dnsfnorc
Kyle, l69 Pratt street. Baltimore. Mi. aud
many others.
re For sale 10y Druggist. And country
Stores generally.
WHOLESALE UEPOT
At THE CoMPANY's OFFICE,
100 Not''h '1aFics Sfroci.
BALTIMORE. Nr.
50 For sale by Il. WILLIS, Agent.
sTcwscnt"wu. Nd.
April L.. ls6s.-Iy.
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Il am sorry 20 bear that William Jaekson in-
tends cpening abilliard-sAloon bsrs, aid one of
my neighecrS - bic family rOss fror the dinner
table.
way, i.thsr, sAid . bright-looking yoang
man, billiards h q beautiful game, and I think
very esnusmAniy game ! shall Be glad 70 have
the opportunity Of learning. VIII wiii keep =
very respectable saloon, and will 90; allow the
common run Of loA5efs At bic table.
Il know Il 10 called beautiful game and a
genilsmanly game, James, sAid bis father; "bui
!, 10 very fascinating game. and evtn II no b<,.
hope yoa viii never learn 10 play. eaa tell you
a sad story which know TO Be true, showing
the danger Of frsf asps. 10 nv native toWn onc
Of the quietss, Of cur Nee EnglAnd villages.
uould-os enssrprisias yoang man, Who wished
10 tnirodnee tew city customs anone our peO-
large sicrt had good tables, and intended keeping
9 very respectable quiet place. where the gentls-
manly game might Be played wishOu, fear cf
molesiation.
"A friend Of mine, George W, had
great desire 10 learn the game. He was . Young
lawyer Of some ability, had most excslIeni wik
and three little ehildrsn. and though no, al Al
rish, oy constant industry earned very eomfor,-
able support tor bis family. When his wife frsi
learned that The saloon bad been Opened. 80
entreated him not 10 learn thu gamss-.You can
not anord either the time OF the money, George
she said ~ you have any leisure. do le, vonr
family have the bene6t Of H.
But George paid no heed 10 his wife's entrra.
Ties be began By slipping into the saloon when
no one vas round, and would play one or ;xo
games q day, and then cult. Finally, every
evening was spent thers, and IN les than tra
years that man bad plsysS asrsy he ko4s a eigl-
teen pence a gams, and vet he neither gamblsd nor
drank 10 excess.
''Ope can hardly realize hos great the
fascination vas 10 him and how easily he yielded
Business, ofcourse. dropped Oh, at frst gradually
for often be could not Be found IN his oiiice and
his clients did not care 10 follow him up 10 the
biiliard-saloon family expenses Of course went
on, money paying out ell the time, and nothing
coming 10. Bysasd-by, 10 raise money, he mort
gagged bis once, and then his law-books. This
easrd matters for q while. but he ana not lake
warning then his houss, the home Of his wife
and children, was morigaged, and finally sold 10
lay bis debts. lie went on, became q miserable.
WORTHLESS fellow, the victim Of billiArd-sAloon,
aud In short time be died Q wsiched death,
without hope and without 0od. In this world
or the next.
Will no, God require Of him, OF Of any Of us,
TO give Him an accouni Of lims aud talents and
mOaey wasted in lndulgiug 10 this % called
gentlemanly game 2 DO not many play away
their homes, nnd play away their own souls and
sore q hereafter !. did my infatuated friend
"Tsnhsr, " said the young man, wish ssfrs' 10
his eyes. II thank you for this lssson. By Gods
help ] will not yiela 10 the inialuation !. ! will
never learn to play the game of billiards.
H.F.
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goetrp.
: ANY ONE WILL Do"

4 maiden once ofcertaln age,
Ioeatch ahusbaud did engage;
iut having passed the prime ofliE
" striving 20 become = uifs,
without auccrsa, she thought 10 time
To mend the foiiles or her prime
Departing from the usual course
DfpAint, and such like. foF recourse,
with all her might. this ancient maid
heneath an oak tree kneit and prayed
unoonseious that grave old owl
Was psrched above-shs moasinE fowl
20 Eive--a husband give :" she cried,
While yet may become bride,
soon uill my days % gFaes b DER,
And then like many maids bsfoFr.
III die without any early love.
And none 10 meet me thcrs abovs
oh 'tls a fate 70 hard 10 bar.
Then answer this my humble prayer.
And oh husband give 10 me ~
Just then the owl up 10 the tree,
IN deep hass tone. cried. " W1oo.lrhs rho .
:, WAe, Lord And dast thou ask me srAs
Why, any one, good Lord. will d."
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Real Estate AGENTS and Con-
Ueyancers.
DEAL ESTATE AGENCY.
SIMON J. MARTENET,
SURVEYOR, AND PUBLISHER OF THE MAP
0r MAINLAND

No SoufA street, baliinssFe, NJ
kinhtcen years at Surveying IN Baltimore and vicin.
ty, years ullh the City Surveyor, still attends
promptly 70 SURVEYS gfALL KINDS, laying out Of
streets aud lots in BAtnoru city locating County
seats Surveying, calcalaiinH Dividing aud Mapping
of Yarns, Estates, ke,
Having durinE the past ten years surveyed The
ties oi the STATE, aud published numerous COUNTY
MAPS, and having recently eompletsd and publishcd
hs large Reu NAP and ATLAS OF MARYLAND, he
has now establiahcda
REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
foL the prosecution u that business Ia Ill its bTaRe
e. win Purchase, SELL Exchange and Lease, on CON
misslon Houses aud Los In baltimore city, and Com
tfy seats Yarns, Plantations Mineral and other Lands
In the Counties of Maryland
lie cites bis thoroush aolaAntanc With the city aud
most parts u the state u Maryland through the b.
fels mentioned eNlefsnoc ln Recommendation d his "a
rtes aud advantages loF this business: has the only
fall sett of large Maps of Maryland counties
Wiil have extensive aIondencr With Real Estate
Agents IA the other ctles aud throu ghout the non
send lor Circulars, ke.
fOR SAi.E, NARTENET S LARGE NEW var
IND ITLAS OF MARYLAND. tthc only perfect
Map ~ the state ever puhllshed.N inclcs long, al
go copy iOT either style Also large County Map -
several Counties, aud Pocket Maps Of all the Coant-
eolofcd ln kecton Districts u aud 81 90 each
April -, ftS7.--ly.
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DRY GOODS! DRY GOODSll
Z. R. cLEAvELAND q co.,
No. 1O3 North Cav Street,
Cash House!
THEPLACE TO BUI' CHEAP FOR CASH.


g CLEAVELAND. for o. years with James
Ne Getty, will be pleased to see his old Gus
toners and friends at iOS North Gay Street,
where he Is confident Of auiting them In all
Goods pertaining I" the
DRY GOODS x NOTION LINE.
Our store has been reditd aud we have all
The convenienccs required to show goods. The
ifst noor Is exclusively for Retailing; hne
llne 81 Prints, Bleached and Brown Muslins,
White Linens, Dress Goods, large stock also,
= splendid assortment of Mems and Boys weir,
four stuck IN this line !. complete. a. well AZ in
the othcrs.J Flannel. ~ all kinds, Toweling.a
nice assortment; hiuil line oi Stockings. Gloves,
shirts aud Drawers, Collars, Hair brushes,
Combs and suap.ndefs. The lower hopr 10 for
Whole-Aling. exclusively. We have three
apartments here, ttted up Va a tasty manner;
ist.- domestic Caiico.. Flahncls, kentucky
Jeans, Cottona'ies, Cantous, Diaper, BslmoralS,
tanbrics, ! >. I .. {. I 10 aud I2.t Bleached
aud Brown Muslins "a heavy Stuck.
2d.-Thresds. SusP.ndcrs. Linen Hdkfs..
spool Cotton. Pins, Needles, Ilooks aud Eyes.
Paper, Pens, Ink. fasteh1ard aud everything
la the notion line.
3rd.-Blankets of all kinds.
We sell Goods lor c.lSH-this must b. un-
derstoDd. We de- business on = iair plan. aud
try u suit all. Our stock - large aud varied,
aud the mosl iastidions cannot help being suit
ed. Give ~ trial and satisfaction - guaran-
teed
Rsmra,Jsr Ms .Na,as aaa ArmL..
Z. r. cLEAvELASD a 90,
io3 y. Gay -. one door FROM Front ST..
Baltimore. Nd.
l.. s.-Nam. pn the windows and On the
signs on the awning a, the sides of the store.
GEORGE H. SIMMONS. salesrnsn.
Feb. IL, isST.-if
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owe HUNDRED DOLLARS.

The Treasury Department arc now paying
THE ADDITIONAL BOUNTY.
me- Soldiers entitled 10 the above Bounty,
can receive prompt settlemeut by applying, 81
once, 10 Col. HARRISON ADRE0N,
81 fayetle st.. opposite U. $. Court House.
April ta.-em.
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g-"Charlie, my dear" said loving moth
e. 70 q hopeful soa, last buddsd into 6reeches,
" Charlie, my dear. cone here and Get some can.
=" guss won't mind Il now, mother re-
Piled Charlie "pve got In some tobacco
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-06-29

R-A Piks's Peak mlnss, writing 10 Mn
nssot. paper, says the miners are much ::dlsoonr-
ssiid sss y silsv Isu, ~ aisi Ssibss ihsy reach
ths gold.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-06-29

m-fhs GA story e tks lauy school.bsy Who
spsil.d Andss. Saskses, ~ Jam. hss -.
70 mara 4 ALI dossI nsw nhIrfs-hs marksd ths
srss Jchn josss. asd sIl ~ rssi disi
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- ssssssi : . ~ q fAin mossy, and he
whs passes Y b fsequently 20 bad 20 he who orig
nally utiss V.
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pENJAMIN n. PAYNE,

oses -S~sdisd Rs~ efPosi,s cssd He-ss,
TOwsostowS, Nd.
DEEDS, LEASES, WILLS, MORTGEGEs BILLS o.
sale, A,sisnments, ke, prepared with aoruFary aud
despatch Also examination ofritss in City County
F0R SALE. SEVENTY FIVE FARMS
In Baltimorr aud liaffori Counties ffom hts % i've
hundred Acres, At prices from 500 " $500
kEPknEScGs:-bdlinoTs- Judge Giles, X J
.ttinEs. Esq Ha.ford Colon Judge Prize, a. "
Archer, Esq BofinsTs Colon Judge Emory, u
" boArmAn Esl. Sept Is, 1896 tt
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Attorneys Cards.
GEoRGE y. MILLIGAN,
TTORNEY raw,
REAL ESTATE COMMISSION AGENCY, N ALL
OF ITS nRANCIIEa. AT


reFs 10 buy Ia sell Houses, Gtound Rents Yarns
aud County Seats ~ puhlc and private sale solicited
Loans, lntestmcnt of Trust fnnds, aud general
aEem.nt Oriental Property 10 the city and country at
tended To-
- Money inVe,irii Ia Ground Rents or Aortvagr
free u charge.
Ts.idsncr Tow Will nsaFs pTolapl allsn
ton Msrs 10 seafches Title Papers aud Claims
description IN ti'e Coanty Court DEE ~, lsGd ly.
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Passengers.


Per steamship Andalusia. for New York-C and j
Kilgrove, Mrs G W Scott and infant.
Per steamship Carlotta, for. New York-G Dennis, g
W 1ilton, Young Lewis, Harris. Stevens David
and wife, A Lennox, T Young bonner, Slnr-
kin, 81 Hoffman, Shaw, Morris
Per steamer Pilot Boy, from Savannah, Beaufort &c
NJ Halstero, B " Rhodes, b Brown, c Peters. o
Mcdonald, G. Apple, III Apple King, Boyle, Frees,
W Brooks Krahl Zacharias, D Jennings, Pontel,
R D Woods, J " Winslow Simmons, wife and 2
children, E " Phelps, Miss Phelps.
Per steamer Kate, from Florida va Savannah UP
TOM J E Bingham, A Wadsworth a N Clifford, G 8
whittelsey, Daniels, G Montague. q Bingham,
Mrs Shoemaker and daughter, L Whittamore, Wes.
cot lady and children, S Broughton, Ramsey, wv
Young Mr. and Mrs Chas Carr, Dearborn, Esq, Miss
N O'Noill. and on deck.
Per steamer Fannie, from Georgetown, C-MiaH
Sampson, Ward, DeLettre MunnerlyD, Venning
Ward Conrad, DR. Weston, Master Weston, Ford, VIII
Eamston, Morgan, Miss Campbell, Campbell Alston
Coagen, and 16 deck.
Per steamer " W Frazier, from Edisto and Rockville
Underwood, Fl McKoe, A Lanier, A Kennedy
Miss NJ Kennedy, Whaley, K Paulding, Whaey
F Shater, King, F Reid, W Seabrook, Edd1ngs,
Mrs NJ Newboid, Chadwick, and S3 deck.
Per steamer Emile, from Edisto and Rockville
Nix, Rodgers D Chadwick G Smith, c Whaley,
G Swift, D Webb. " Whaley, Master Berlin and
servant, B Still, Master Lee, Trembly, Graves,
DR. Waring, lady and child, and IS deck.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

NEW YORK February 20:-The market is moderately
active, sales being In small parcels Of assorted GOODS
but preparations making for larger trade, which
seems to promise In the immediate future The holders
are very firm in prices and have entire faith in an active
spring trade. Brown sheetings and show more
activity and prices for all heavy goods
In bleached shrngs and sheengs the fine grades are
active and tr low grades III over supply Drills are
wanted for home principally. Stripes and ticks are
in limited request and prices not very frm Heavy
denims also in request Printing Cloths show more
activity and Prints brisk Of sale in small parcels OF
varied assortment Prices are steady. Ginghams are
we'll to do desirable styles are very firm Desirable
styles of mouselEe de aine are In good demand and
prices well sustained There is good and well assorted
supply Of attractive designs in the market
Desrabls styles Of spring shaws are well to do. The
supply Is large and prices steady italian cloths In
GOOD request The clothing trade Is buying broadcoths
to some extent but jobbers buying sparingy, and
prices are steady Only very desirable styles Of fancy
cassmeres arc wanted, and these sell at slight ad
vance, other styles weak and Irregular and holders
desirUus to SELL Satnets very dull Flannels quiet.
Blankets also are in small request Foreign Goods are
much Ipnr The stock presented Of spring goods
jsgs and attractive end prices firm Dress goods are
much more active. Silks Of fine grades sell well De-
lanes and apacas also active. Woolen goods move
vet very slowly Some large sales Of dress
British have been made at very satisfactory prices to
the sellers; the goods were very desirable.
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Consignees per south Carolina Railroad.
;....--..Z-5--..-, T7ehruary az. Ea,f.

556 bales Cotton, Il bales Domes6cs, 10 bbls and 81
bags Potatoes car Mules. Wood, cars Lumber
&c. TO EH Rodgers Co, J Coakley, Utsey h Kenyon,
W Bowling, Christopher, Dr. Thompson, Mrs G
Kelly, Agent Sisters Of Mercy Sailor, M Mkell,
& Co. " G Courtney & Co. Aiken 4 Co, ] E Sloan,
Gailard Minott, Hunt Bros, n Jefers Co, Thurs
ton Holmes, NJ Caldwell & Sons Gibbes, Lo-
gan, Fraser Co, OrpAan House, Ebaugh Mallonee,
W Henery.
Consignees per Northeastern Railroad,
February 23.
l64 bales Cotton 81 bbls Naval Stores, Stock,
boxes Ordnance boxes Tobacco, Mdze, &c. To W Nc
Iver q Pritchett Graeser Lee Smith Co, Baggett
Co. W Ryan, B & Early, Adams, Frost CO, j 81
Norwood Caldwell l. Son, Rodgers CO, G Williams
4 Co Mowry h Co, j & J Kirkpatrick, West D
Bsoot Gen W Burns, Capt 81 Parker, Miss A Ste
phens, @ Heacock and Order.
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WILMINGTON, February 23.--The market has ruled
unusually quiet day for all descriptions OF produce
and scarcely anything has been done in the way OF
The following are all that we can hear OF:
Rosr-Saes of 151 bbls, at s3 12A for common; m ~
do at S. SIX strained common 10s do NO a. % TO-
and ell do at 81 so, SIS 40a5 50 for No as IN quanty
MoLAssEs-The cargo of new crop caDa received on
Yesterday is selling FROM wharf at il obs;
in herces and 50a55c per gal in hhds as IN quanaty
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Or. IL.

S&MSYWMHIIH Cures General DeofGaEy, He06-
&S&S@SW2E, ness, Mysteries In Females,
@AS7fXML PaGpitdtio, Of tho Heart and
IS3 ~ ~ all Nervous Diseases. It re.
=IsSMe$& stores new life and vigor to the
6&sssS" aged, causing the bot blood Of
AZ he Phents rises Youth to course the veins res
from the asher Of ts ;orino cha Or0ans OF Gensrd-
.s11 Ufe"mso yoss tion remorin0 mpotency and
tHis EifStr rsiunsm Debility, restoring Dfaniiess
a!e The systsys and ard .flu Uigor, thus proving
overconle disease. perfect "E5irfr Of Lone" re-
moving SteriZitv and Barrcnness In both sexes. To
tho voung middle aged and aged, there Is nogreater
boon Than this Elixir Of Life" It give. new
lease of life, causing the weak and debiltated to
have renewed strength and vigor, and the entire
system to thrill with Joy and pleasure
Price, one bottle 81; three bottles -; sent py
express to any address,
Our medicines are sold and recommended BY all
respectable druggists In every part OF the civilized
globe; some unprincpled dealers, however, try 70
deceive their customers by selling cheap and Eorth.
less compounds In order to make money. Be not
deceived-ask for these medicines snd take no
others. If the druggist does not keep them, write
to US. and will send them By express carefully
packed, free from observation We will be pleased
to receive letters with full statements in regard to
any disease with which ladies or gentlemen are
afflicted Address all letters for medicines, parnph-
lets, or advice, to the sole proprietor, q
Dr. ". F.. MERWIN, 81 Walker st., n. 7,
May as mWf ~,
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RoJ>imore Market.

sales repored today of 1000 bags out of bnrk Sir Humph
rev DAVIS cargo, to 60 Westerns not ranspred 900
bags ex brig Favorits, private terms Tne IN maraet
ia arm with stock in first hauds reduced to 600 bags
Rio We quote far to prime Rio 1Gal9c, gold fair 70
prime cargoes, Il gold, in bond; java 26a2' c
Laguayra, 171aal8s<c gold. -, ...-,.o..
buyers and sellers views being wide apart Quote MD
ding Uplands held at $40; no sales e..
FLouR-The market was again dull; no demano 10 ior
prices generally but more especially for spng T1ea. a
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consider Ohiokering Sons Pianos superior to sny
In the world.
They are unriysled for their singing qualities and tor
the harmonious rouniness Of their tono. There ia
perfect homogeueity throughout all tho registers The
upper notes are remarkable for olesrness and purity
which do not find In any other instrument, while the
base Ia distinguished for power without larshneas, and
for magnificent sorority. 3af
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661,G4G
Stock ON hand Feb 18.

Stock hand Feb sc vc1,oo
o1c, AM Mo1AssEs.-The receipts since SATURDAY
acude 4s2 hogsheads OF the former 1873 barrels ana @
halbarres of the latter The market was r ana a1e 1
horrels and 80 hafbarres within the following range OF
prices For sugar. for seconds lsa1s1c for
Na11ow clarified and l6hc a ib for white do. For Mo-
ssses zoe for common and 77aS0c q gallon for strictly
nrime The 80 half-ba1rels were classed fermentng
prime, and they brought SOC q gallon.
FR E1aHTs-There is rvw plenty Of room in berth.
both foreign and coastwise while offerings for shipment
are only 1oderaae and rstes dropping We now quote
By steam to New York. 1ic for cotton, and 81 per bol
for -four BY steam to Boston, 1hc for cotton ana 81
per Dbl for -four By sail to New York and Boston Ia
ic for cotton and 75as0c per bbls tor hour ny stsa
70 Liverpool I'D for cotton; by SAIL 5a11-16; and by
sail to HaYre lka1 5-l6c for cotton.
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@ GARD.

II is with feelings Of pride American
that we publish the following testimonials which hsve
been received BY us recently:
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SHERMAN HOUSE, CHICAGO, III,

Febrhary H. 1858.
MEsBns p 81. DRAKE h Co.:-Please send us another
twelve cases of your Plantation Btters. As morning
appetizer they appear to have superseded everything
else and are greatly esteemed.
Yours, &C., GAGE WA1IG,
Arrangements are now completed to supply any de-
and for this article which has not heretofore been
possible
The public may rest assured that In case Will the
perfectly pure standard OF the PLANTATION B1TTERs be
departed from. Euery bottle bears the fac-simile Of
signature steel plate ENGRAVING, or It cannot be gen.
ni7le.
Any person pretending to sell PLANTATION BrrTERs IN
bsstk By the gallon seidter and inposer. BeaTe
of recd bottles. See that Prsuats Stamp Is UNku
TuATED epeTy cork
Sold by all Druggists Grocers and Dealers throughout
the country.
P. q. DRAKE & CO., New York.
April 40 mWflY
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IMPORTANT CERTIFICATES.

ROOHfBTWn n. /, December 28 1BBL.
Messrs. P. q. DRAKE i Oo.-I have been great sut-
erer from Dys spsa for three four years. and had to
abandon my profession. About three months ago I
tried the Plantation Bitters and to my great JOY am
now nearly well maH. I have recommended them In
several cases, end, tar as know, always with signal
benefit I sm, respectfully yours,
Rev. j. g. CATHORN.
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ASA OURRIN.

PHILADELPHIA, 10th Month, 18th Day, 1862.
RESPECTED FRIEND:-My daughter has been much
benefited by the of thy Plantation Bitter8 Thou
wilt send me two bottles more
Thy friend, ASA CURRN.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF cHARLEsT TON.
Arrived Saturday

Arrived Saturday.
Steamship Alliance, Kelly, Philadelphia - inst
Mdze. To b Baker g. Co, Rev ] Dow, Mrs Col = "
seabrook, A Cook 4 90. Cameron Barkley & Co,
.'ennal, o'NeiI, b Myers, Fraser & Dill, Hamon
Chase, Roper Stoney, Ravenel & Co. Robson,
III Fegan, Ross. Ia Whitney, Express Co. c N Aver1l
4 Son, Cathcart, Mcmillan l. Morton, Adger Co, "
Plummer chisQm Bros, Charleston Railway Co, Hart
& Noise, Kellers l. Co. Holmes &; Calder J Van Win
he, klatse Co. Poppcnheim, W NJ Bird & Co, M
Dowel, Jarvis, A Armstrong g. Co. Bolhmsnn Bros,
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CHEROKEE PILLS,
Or Female Regulator,


Cure Suppressed, Ercesstus and
Painful 1fenstruGtio7, Green
Sickness, Nervous and Spinal ~
fections, Pains in the Back, Sick
Headache, Hddiness, and all dis.
eases that spring from. frregnlnrity,
by removing the cause and oil the
effects that arise from It. They
are perfectly safe in all cases, e1-
ccpt aohea forbidden by diree.
tt0nS, and are easy to administer,
az they are nicely sugar coated.
They should be In tho hands Of
every Maiden, Wife, and Mother
Ladies' con address US in perfect