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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-11
For Convenience, Economy and
Chrapness, The greatest Labor
Saving Machine that can be
put on Il Plantation.
OPINIONS Of THE i'EOrLE,

OPINIONS Of THE fsEOpi.Et
aiLEHDiE. BAESwELI. DISTRICT s. O., /.
. - March, L. isdI.
Hrssrs Liiir q HarslaH:
ngerSolls Portable Cotton Presses plIriasci Of Won
last September have always been prejulced In favor
OF tho Scrcw Press and nothing but dire necessity in.
duced mo To try nuy other takS pleasure however IN
adding my testimony IN favor Of It's cntre adaptation
he wnns OF cotton plantation II has surpassed my
most Bangulno expectations have packed with bnt
two hands, yet prefer four-two ut each lever NV
bales all weighed 500 lbs. Tho first lot sopt 10
market averaged 5G2 l.s My impression 500 lbs
Ia about the capacity Of the Prcss greater number
OF pounds subject the foowblock to too much risk un
less the ses OF tho box was increased II would
add greatly TO tho yauo of tho Press tho cotton box
was en inelies longer In haste. nm very respectfully
Your obedient servant, &C., g. W LAWTOS
p. $. took my Press down AMI carried II aomo four
miles to pack tho OF ncghbor who faIiod have
screw built: he much pleased that he has
detcrlined to abandon tho 'Scrcw' and purchase "In
gersoli's Press" q. W. L.
OFfICE OF kiSa's Mo,RTAIS RAILROAD CoMPA,IYl
YoAKvILLE, 8. C., April Is, 1867. q
GENTLEMEN have Just received your letter OF Feb
ruafJ lth-upon my return to this place. attrr all ab
yonr Drscrptive Circular Of IugersolG Cotton Press
The Press uted In packing my cotton last year
worked admirably, packing. with from 600 625
lbs. With good active hands work H. AM satisfied
that from eighteen to twenty baes might readily be
packed IN O day.
This PrExa rmbnes the advantages 81 llKhtness and
conseIucnt portability and simplicity tbeng easily man.
aged b. my OF ordinary inteigonce) ursui com.
pressing force with little motive power and ast. but
the arm horses thGhard labor imposed upon lleni By
the or The Ordinary Screw
Respectfully. &C., yours. F. NJ LAM
To LTTTLF 4 MARSHALL. Charleston, s, C.
For Descriptive CIRCULAR and PRICE LIST
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

By Tue Mayor.
January 3 ". II. SMITH Clerk of Council
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.

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February 2.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-01-22

"THE PLAYERS ARE CoMING."-
Thus stateth a notice sent here by
telegraph To be more explicit, the
Baton Rouge Company of "Thes,
pians" purpose giving two perform
ancps at Clinton, on the evenings OF
the 18th and Goth of January, at the
Masonic Hall.
The proceeds of the first night,
over and above expenses, will be
donated to the Ladies' Benevolent
Society" of Clinton; those of the
second, in aid Of The Reading Rooms
of The city of Baton Rouge.
Their performances have been
highly commended by the press at
their h mes, and as some time has
elapsed since such an entertainment
has been given here, they will, doubt
less, be we'll attended, Clinton La
Democrat, 1911.
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TON ROU q Es
TUESDAY, ::::::::::::::::::::JAN. %, 1856

REMOVAL = Our clover friend, l.. Jadot,
may now DO found ut the corner of st.
Ferdinand and A frca streets, TO which To-
store lately kept by him on Lafayette
street. lle has fine stock Of groceiies
and produce on hand and il determined
to keep up said stock in u manner to meet
III. demands OF his customers. Give him
q call ut his new stand and extend to him
the favor OF that liberal patronage, OF
which he il 40 entirely worthy.
The stand he lately occupied on Lafsy-
cite street, is Tor rent. See advertising
columns.
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msv Cotton is low. It's :

Boy Cotton is low. It's net return
to the planter, after paying tax,
frrigh, commission and expenses, ia
not more than it was before the war,
and me expense of raising it, yet to
come ont, is treble. Yet there was a
shorter crop to the hand than has
been known for twenty years, if ever
before there was so general and sig.
nal a failure. The chief cause is,
TINT Egyptian and Brazilian cottons.
which equal at least our Uplands,
ha*r brc me important competitors,
and that India cotton has improved
in quality ard greatly increased in
quantity. Why then will men de.
pend upon cotton to buy them pro
visions they can raise on their plan,
tations ?-NeD Orleans Picayuuc.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-01-22

REFERENCES TO ADVERTISING NOTICES
See advertising notices Of Joshua Bea!,
und,r espective captions, as follows: Hay
and Corn Pink Ego Potatoes Neshan-
ock and Peach Blow Potatoes = Buck
wheat SO much for what pertain. to
Beals largo and always increasing assert
mont Of Western produce.
Separate from. though adjacent to hir
store for ed'bles, is his Book and Variety
concern, where, MS per nd advertisement, he
has on hand Godey's Indy y Book for Feb
ruury, 1867, and tho celebrated Novel of
Miss Augusta Evans, Of Mobile, entitled
est Elmo"
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-01-22

sa~ Our friends Hall K Moffitt, of
the shot gun emporium have shown
us new invention of a waterfall,
which we are not at liberty to explain
at present. However they intend to
to have it patented in time for the
Great State Fair at Baton Rouge -
BAYOU Sara Ledgey.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-01-22

CYPRE4s LUMBER AND PLAsTERINa LATns.
The attention of builders is specially d.
rected to the advertisement OF Mr.. A. A.
Dclarodcrie, relating to the above ma
tcTias.
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sUNDRIEs! sUNDRIEs!!

SUNDRIES! SUNDRIES!!
M BAKRkLS MESS POLK,
-tO fierce plain b. G. Z. II ms,
box breakfast Bacon,
b.x Bologna Saussges,
10 kess -pi ell Pig Feet,
hog heads New crop sugar,
SO barrel, Extra Family Flour,
30 bales Timothy Hay,
80 barrels lrish Putatnss.
80 bags 70 ami Yellow Corn,
90 bags Choice OATS
81 bags Choice bran,
IS bags oArss ard Fine Salt,
10 tuts Choice Batter,
rs bikes Kei.er's soaps.
rs boxes Proctor d imble's Soaps,
p WIDER, Snot, Coffee, &c all OF recent arrival,
low in store and for sale by
jams JOSHUA BEAL.
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Hon. c G CLAY The property
Of this gentleman has been lioellrd
for confisc 'tion by the United Sta es
District Court for North Alabama.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-01-22

STEALING MAN.oF-WAR.-The
government Of the United States has
been informed by the British Minister
that the English msn-of war Bolivar,
while at Laguayra, was taken posses
sion of by her crew and had cleared
for parts unknown. Perhaps the crew
is com posed of Fenans.
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~ The Mpmphis Ay,1,robo

u The Memphis Avalanche
says: Some of our Southern born
people-good "rebels' in the Lost
Cause" who could not dwell in tb.
same Southern town with the Federal
otficials-some of them are Sending
their daughters to the North ito BE-
polished" Heaven save the mark I!
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-01-22

STOLEN IIonsEs.-Mr. l.. Legeudre ad-
vortIses two horses stolen from his resi-
denco in~t Sunday night, and offers a
liberal reward for their recovery.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-01-22

WINES.
w no deaux and Burgundy, Ctaret. While
" ines, MIA ira, Sherry, f,rt Maiat a. American
Vines, al brands For sale by
PAIL Ip MACHET
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Succession of Benz Smiley. c., deceased.
A LII PERSONS hsvn c a ms against the sue.
IA eession If Be ,m'n smi ey. deceased are
requested TOT resent them To nv attois.y q II
favrot, within ten days from the date h. isof
NJ GRANARY, Administrator.
Baton Rouge, Dsc. 22d, 1866.
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CNlL at ". VME's
N Il w S TO.R e i,

FOR THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES:
AZ BARREL Choice reach BLOW Potatoes.
III 40 aarr.ts Pink + ye Potatoes Tor rIanting
20 barrels Oh Ice 4 our,
20 sacks Choice Flour,
4 barrels Pickles,
barrels Sauerkraut,
8 barrels Che ce No l Mackerel,
10 barrels 1850 ted Liquors,
b halt barrels pig>' Feet,
3 hal barrels Picked Tongues,
htH barrels noiden syrup,
half barrels Spare KIDS,
10 boxes Raisias,
25 boxes Soap,
20 boxes Assorted Crackers,
boxes Candies,
~ boxet Gtndles,
5 boxes VernIceil,
4 bikes MscaruDi,
boxes odish,
1000 lear Sues,
1900 smoked shoulders,
6 kegs Ere Western Butter,
5tegs Fresh oshen Butter,
Asss flesh Holland Herrings,
tierces Lard,
5 kegs Lard.
Also, "A full assortment Of Wines, liquors, To
bacco, Cigars, Crockery, Tin and Willow Ware.
Just received at
N. WAX'S NEW STORE,
dec25. Opposite the Court House.
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FLOUR! FLOlJR!!
MOLASSESl MDLASSE
RAISINS! RAIS.NS!!
VIZ IN r. s.

A FEW more boxes lett Of the Layers and MR.
IN brands, tor sale by
nova A. JACKSON
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BUILDERS WARE.

A FULL stock on hand AMI to a-rivs direct
N irt m the MAJ uftc,ories at he Gaze ,s and
Comet Office Building, third street.
dec1S JAMES McVAY
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Drp Goods, Glotbing, sc.
1866. 1865. 1866.
OPE n N G.
PEOPLES STORE,
(opposITE THE BANK
A Ko w LIS XXI,
reAE AIErNctiO n i!
FALL & WINTER NOVELTIES A.!
THE UNDERSIGNED respectfully calls the
attention Of his friends and the public generally.
that he has opened
THE PEOPLES STORE
with new and well selected stock, in every
department
THE DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT
POPLINS Silk aud Wool
MERl NOS, all desirable colors.
MUSLIN DE LAINE, all shades.
BLACK ALPACCAS,
BLACK MERINOS,
BoMBAZINES,
CALlcoES,
French and American.
sHAWLS,
Double and single.
BREAKFAST SHAWLS,
CLOAKs,
For ladies and misses.
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF
FANCY DRESS TRIMMINGS,
ALL or WHICH WILL BE SOLD Ar
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
THE PEOPLES STORE.
OUsEKEEPING GOODS,
sHEETING,
Brown 81 bleached, 1914 and 1874 wide
LINEN TABLE DAMASK,
BY the yard.
LINEN TABLE DAMAsK,
In patternn Of all sizes.
NAPKINS, TOWELS, CURTAINS,
BLANKETS, tor beds and cribs, at greatly
reduced prsces at
THE PEOPLES STORE.
GENTS CLOTHING,
FURNISHING GOODS
And miscellaneous articles,
Too numerous to mention-all of which
will be sold at greatly reduced prices, at
THE PEOPLES STORE,
Composite the b nk,)
move A. KOWALSKI, Agent.
JUST RECEIVED,
1 HRESH SUPPLY OF
American and Foreign
DRUGS, CHEMICALS.
AND
PATENT MEDICINES,
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POTATOES AND ONIONS.

lust CEiVhD, a choice lot of putatce s anc
y onion--at Four Dollars per barrel
octll A JACKSON.
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DRANDIES,
- From the sou hern 'gency Of Ere, ch Bran
dies, barron de rte.es, 1925, uauter tlerrs 1921.
'azer4s. 1875, Uta. Dupuy Co, 1881.
For hale by PHILIP NACUET
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NPEClALITIES.
~ Havana Cigar, T ta,cc>. French yinegar
,h,Ve o,l, Chocolate Sperm candles b ack aud
nreen Teas, Ale. Porter, Lag-r Beer. Nustard
SPICES, bit'ers, syrup, Hos letter, boke~. p pper.
mint, Labels, Corks Tor bottles III d d, r,ii,h,'s
For sale oy PHILIP MACHEy.
Al MS store and Warehou e, lafayette street,
Lar1uIer a Lanoue's liar W r. Eu,jdi,g M
Main street, belweea Henry J,nes' aud tn. old
sum ar ltuuse pnr1t
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The Wazette h Comet

Contracting Rates for the Tri-Weekiy'
tosE SQUARE 10 rEs LINES on Lxss)
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-09-06

The SUGAR PRODUCT OF BRAz1L.-The English
Consul Mr.. Morgan, in his latest commercial
report on the trade of Brazil for the year 1866,
states that sugar, though formerly almost
entirely the product of slave-labor, does not
appear to have suffered from the complete
abolition and cessation of the slave traffic. The
exports Of last year amounted to $4,000 tons,
whilst the average OF the preceding twenty-five
years was only about Al 900 tons. Of the total
amount exported, about $4,000 tons went to
Great Britain or Channel port for orders, 1900
tons direct to France, 27Oo tons to Sweden, 27OO
tons to Portugal, 5000 tons to the United States,
and the remainder to the River Plate, Holland
Germany and Spain. The proportion of the
different qualities of sugar produced had con-
slderably altered. Planters find it not worth
their while to make the better qualities, the
difference in price not paying for the trouble
and delay, and now but seldom take the pains
of claying their sugar. In consequence of this
less than one-fourth of the whole crop at present
consists of whites. about one-fourth of clayed
browns, and aoove one-half is raw sugar.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-09-06

CURIOUS STORY ABOUT GARBALDI.-There is
an extraordinary story in circulation in Italy
(accOrding to letter from Florence) respect
ing an interview between Garibaldi and an
emissary of the Italian Government on the
territory Of the ancient but microscopic State
of San Marino. AT this meeting all existing
differences with regard to the Roman question
were it is said, entirely removed, and COM
mon line of action was adopted. This means,
if the statement be really founded in fact that
the Italian Government has succeeded in dis
suading Garibaldi from his adventurous un-
dertaking, which would certainly, if carried
into effect, give rise to a new French interven-
tiOn. Upon this head it would appear that in
formation is at hand which must have un-
deceived the most sanguine believers in the
eventual connivance of the French Govern
ment. large force has been collected at
TOulon, ready to embark for Civita Vecchia on
the shortest notice. This, at least, is the tenor
of the latest information. On the other hand,
we have a speech of Garibaldi, reported from
Siena, in which the General is represented as
having said that Rome must soon be added to
the dOminiOns of the House of Savoy; that all
was ready, and that the great blow would be
struck "after the autumnal showers (dopo Ia
rinfreScdta)."
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GARlBALD1 ON THE CHoLERA.-The following
letter of practical advice in regard to the
cholera has been sent by Garibaldi to one Of
his friends in Sicily:-
"Caro Coppola:-I am much distressed at
the miserable condition of our dear friends at
Catania. You know that consider as brothers
and sons the people of Sicily. shall never
cease so to do. Tell your people that the
cholera is a scourge of God, and can neither
be increased nor prOpagated in other countries
by any mortal being. Yet people may
diminish its awful effects by the following
precautions:-Firstly, no gathering together
of people; therefore, no theatrical nor church
services which can attract crowd. Secondly,
no excessive number of persons in one lodg-
ing; and here the rich, who live in large
palaces, can help the poor. Thirdly, the
greatest cleanliness in the squares, streets,
houses, and, above all, great personal clean
illness. FOurthly, trust to doctors and to their
reasoning, etc. g. GARTBALDI."
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-09-06

A DETECTTvE PRAIsHD.--A Tlpperary grand
jury have resolved that Head Constable Talbot
has shown during the recent Tenian outbreak
ian amount of self-possession, ability, skill,
and courage that has never been surpassed, il
ever equalled, and which merits the highest
appreciation of the kingdom at large, and
should be substantially acknowledged and re-
warded by the Government"
An English journal says this praise is deserved,
as MIR. Talbot has been present for two years
past at Fenian meetings in every part Of Ireland.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ES@y TO THE SHAM DEMOCRACY OF THE
-. FIFTH WARD.-Gentement az Il am highly
Military on Tnasdsy S'nSn S Ss " %s ssTe a. sbs
TIM Of yons yon 10 selecting as the VIC
,i6 a. tns ~ wwelitknnwn citizens with whom ssso
voters %aG fD'a S6 tSs Tas cSnDS rssd
in tSIs should have All the glory and
cluze9s were eontesants upon The same onnds;
Dr. Gosd;' second St fP5SenSt, Pteomoi
Mr.. Kelley T6iyd Pfecnot.
Mr. k ing Fourth Precinct.
MI Madden, Sixth Precinct
pocket and hts perso6, pc R'os'I there was no
MY tender ffienSs, Ia irving to beat thy brains
out you were rc uated by one leading motive. TO wit
Of your BLACK JACK Brigade" and that had the
puGk p 70 give me public pen asd ink photograph OF
Sessions in this latitude is the of pubic oDluiou
swell Mob before It. am anu lash SpE them ny with %
S nov & awsvs h6ye been AID Se true rue
Filth Ward are much mistaken if they think my
opinion 81 them Will out with the huid extract OF
blackjack. 1 spit upon them ana their champions,
ana men my eyes are well enough to write long
common decency tina, such rnfans should be taught
IT is an old saying that 1.-TWO heads are better than
one" and when the rowdies last tuesday put q
head on me-" they were "cutng stick to beat them
There are three classes OF the true Democracy OF
Filth Ward, 70 each OF whom wiz address letter
Ist The While Americans.
I'd, Decent honest Irishmen.;
Sd. My lager beer frienus of Dutch persuasion.
never can be uuy represented until the Forty
Thieves" are crushed out 81 the polls, will invite
the dancing devils at Military Hall TO perform
another bop Jig on my Uranium,
will now close with the solemn assurance TO the
public that never raised my voice above a whisper
until after the doctor dressed my wounds and that
never knew, until read IL In yesterday STEELE
GRAPH, tb at there any attack made upon the
& invention, for was carried to the rear early in
the dav.
If the Judge of Quarter Sessions will compel the
proper official to bring up this case Immediately (or
1 cannot afford to waiC) will prove TO the Court
and this community that only hobby through lite
has deter mined oppositiOn.to rowdyism, no
matter in what party 1t was to BE- found
TIE genius who started the story about me getting
upon n table to hRrangue the crowd can have my
hat was requested TO get upon table in the after
noon tO show my wounds to the crowd aud that Is
still ON deck WILLIAM p. BELTON,
International Hotel Friday morning, Sept. O. 1867.
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zg@ wIEGAND's PATENT STEAM GENE

RATOR.-This is the most simple, safe, and
economical apparatus known for making steam. 1t
is less expensive both In first cost and and its
advantages such that 1t must supersede every
other boiler. 1T CANNOT POSSIBLY BE EX-
PLODED; will not incrust be increased to any
capacity by the additions Of section be separated
into sections for convenient transportation generates
steam fast and dry economies in space, weight and
tuel less for brick work and setting is less
liable to get out of order, and can be anywhere re-
paired; and can be manufactured and sold thirty per
cent less than any other boiler now in use. Engi-
neers, machinIsts, and capitalists invited to ex-
anime one of these Boilers now in operation at Hen
derson's MIL Coates street, west OF Twenty-frst-
Company to manufacture this Boiler is being organ
lied, and one Thousand shares of stock in all ar
offered for sale at $50 share of which twothirds has
been subscribed, twill be shown to those interested
that large profit is already being realized in the
manufacture
A model of the Boiler can be seen at the Office of
SAMUEL WORK, Northeast cor. THIRD and DOCK
Streets, where subscriptions for shares ia the Com
pany will be received. s2etfIp
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-09-06

SCoTCHMEN IN LoNDoN.-The London Scots
man says there are only 35, 733 Scotchmen in
London, and adds some statistics:- -"Tota
population of London, 2,SO3, ,9S9; natives of
London, 1,741, III; natives of southeastern
counties of ofEngland, 222, 319; OF south midland,
147, 1872 of eastern counties, 1876, ,592; of south
western, 12S, 444; of midland counties, no. S01;
of Ireland, 106,S77; and, finally, natives Of
the tendency of the Scotch to go to London is
considerably less than the movement in the
same direction of the people of any other part
of Great Britain and OF Ireland. Even foreign
ers are far more numerous than Scotchmen."
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-09-06

THE SULTAN ON CHRIsTIANITY.-The Sultan's
religious opinions are under discussion in Eng
land. The Primate said, in recent speech at
Maidstone :-"You all know the Sultan has
been here lately, the enemy, or supposed enemy
OF Christianity. was informed by the Prince
OF Wales few days ago that in answer to an
entreaty to him to protect his Christian sub
iects, the sultan's answer was-and most re-
markable one-I will not only protect my
Christian subjects, but | viii protect Chris
tianity.' think that a most remarkable an
sWer.n
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First, to save the Constitution and the vital
principles of our form of government from
overthrow by the Executive; and secondly, to
secure reconstruction upon the basis of the
fundamental principles of free government, as
set forth in the Declaration Of Independence
more noble contest was never engaged in
by any party, nor one which, rightly under
stood, had superior claims upon every good
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-09-06

MERITED.-We notice that Rev. Henry
Wendt, the late Superintendent of the Sol
diers' Orphans Home Qutheran), was yester-
day sentenced by the Court to fifteen years.
imprisonment in the State Penitentiary. We
are heartily glad that the scoundrel gets the
full term allowed by law, and only regret that
the English law, making this offense capital,
does not continue in force in the United States.
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SCHENCK'S
SEAWEED TONIC,
PULMONIC SYRUP,
AND
MANDRAKE PILLS.
SCHENCK'S
SEAWEED TONIC,
PULMONIC SYRUP,
AND
MANDRAKE PILLS.

DR.. sCHENcK is professionally at his PrInci-
pal Office, Philadelphia, every Saturday, where
all letters for advice must be addressed.
He is also professionally at No. 80 BOND
Street, New York, every Tuesday, and at No.
S5 HANOVER Street. Boston, every wednes-
day. He gives advice free; but for a thorough
examination with his Respirometer the price
is IS. Once hours at each city from 0 A. M. to
Bpm.
Price of the PULMoNIo SYRUP and SEA-
WEED TONIC each $3.50 per bottle, or $3.50
half-dozen. MANDRAKE PILLS, 25 cents per
box. A full supply OF DR.. schenck's medicines
for sale at all times at his rooms [96fst
Also. for sale by all druggists and dealers.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-09-06

EMPTY HoNORs.-Among the recently nomi-
mated chevaliers Of the Legion of Honor are
two attaches of the French Embassy in Mexico,
who we're supposed at the time the honor was
conferred upon them TO be snugly locked up in
a Mexican convent as close prisoners. The Pal
MAJ G0Sese calls the m 'kRights in partibus."
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

ECSa57 NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING.-JOY
COE CO., Agen 8 for the "TELBeRAPH"
and Newspaper Press of the whole country have RE-
MOVED from FIFTH and CHESNUT Streets to No.
l44 S. SIXTH Street, second door above WALNUT.
OFFIcEs;-No. l44 s. SIXTH Street. Phlladelphis;
TRIBUNE BUILDINGS, New York 73O24p