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Good Ordinary. .........................22c.
Low hIiddling. ng........,................
d1lQQun8. @fo''
Sales of the week $500 bales.
MONETARY AND FNANcIAL.-Gold opened this week 81
13Gsl3 dropped Monday to 135a136 and again to 1S5
a135H Thursday but rallied to-day closing at 13Ga137
under better New York accounts.
Sterling ruled Saturday ut Ia for sixty days and
sight bills, and declined Monday to 142al43 and l45
since then l43a144 and 145 have been the prevailing
rates. There has been rather better feeling but conf
dence has not been fully established and only the best
bills could be placed.
Transactions on New York have been to limited OK
tent and the difficulty Of placing bills hos restricted the
sales Of cotton. Saturday S premium was the checking
rate and discount buying outside. Monday and Tues
day lr to i discount ruled. Since then par checking
and x discount buying have been the established rates.
Nov Orleans Sight has ruled steadily at par.
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,, :, so e,r yellow aiD and 50 a5 for hard, per $50

virgin So so for yellow Dip and 50 25 for hard per $50
SPIRITS TunpENTNE.-sales to-day of only 80 bbls at
So cents per gallon.
RosrS-Has been in rather better request to-day but
prices remain nhont the Sales of 500 hs at 81 81
for common So 95 for strained common So for No s4a
50 for No and 81 75a5 so for palc in qnality-al
per bbl Of 2so mounds.
TAR-Has advanced SC. and Al bbls sold at 81 as q
Dbl.
CorToN-Sma parcels (12 bales} sold at 23a23Sc for
3lddling.
ConN-Sales Of 1850 bushs Eastern counties at ST ~,
and 1000 do Northern OF 81 IS = bushel of sc lbs.
TrpER-Two RATS sold at 81 for ordinary, and Sl2 =
NJ for extra mill.
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CA r D..

Itls with feelings OF pride American manufacturer
that we pubsh the following lessimonala. which have
beon received py rs recently:
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DRUGS, CHEMICALS, ETC.
SARATOGA
"EXCELSIOR" SPRING WATER,

U1HE WATER OF THIS SPRING is BELIEVED TO
be unequaled by that OF any other In the far-famed
he high oncomiums of all who have used It, possess
ing as does in eminent degree, cahartc, durec
Alternative and tonic qualities
From SAMUEL HENRY DICKSON NJ. D., Professor
Practice OF Physc, Jefferson Medical College, Pha
delphia, formerly of Charleston, S. c.:
PHILADELPHIA, November Is, 1855.
have been for year more past in the habit OF
taking the water of the Excelsior Spring of Saratoga
Accustomed during the great portion Of my invalid lite
to use different waters Of the several fountains which
boil up along that remarkable valley dependent indeed,
upon them lor much Of the comfort enjoy, am sats-
fed that the Excelsior Water is Us well adapted us any
which they are generally employed very agreeable,
strongly inpreEnated with the carboAic acid lively and
sparkling. can heartily and conscicndously
recommend 1t to all who neod gentle catharic and
diuretic. SAMUEL HENRY DlChsON, M. y.
The water is put up In Pint and Quart bottles, and
packed In good order for shipping, Pnts In boxeh oi
four dozen EACH and Quarts in boxes Of two dozen each
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PORT CALENDAR
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF EsTON.
Arrived Yesterday.

Steamship Granada, Brsloy, New York-left Saturday
Mdze To Ravenel Il Co. ANIME, Adger 20. >
Bissell & Co. Brown Hyer. Bischof Co. M Bris.
toll, Becks. J Brown, Bollmann Bros, Burgess,
E A Burgess Bro, Beatho Co. Mrs Bringow, FL ana.
cron Barley & Co, Chisom Bros Rov d Carey,
Dawson Campbell Higgins, Steamer Dictator, q 1
Deery, Darcy, Dunltp, NJ Eason Bro, Adams
Express Co. Southern Express Co, Easteroy Good
rich Wineman 4 Co. A W Eckel Co, FRANKIE, D
Fleming Co, D Feldman, orarer. II Guillemir.
Gruoer Martin Goldstein, Gourdin, Matthiesscn y
Co, Groves, Hart Co. z Huger, NJ Hughes, J.
Hurkanp & Co. j HARRISON 4 Son, Commander
Hughes, Holmes, Hitler, G D Hope H Har-
ris, Holmes Book Store. Hing johnson, klinck.
wickenbcrg \ Co. Jackson, W Mnsman, hlatte,
NJ. Bishop Lynch Levin Jr, L Lester, W Marscher,
W Matthiessen Mantoue Co. Mrs Middleton, Sisters
Co. G II M. 81 Ostcniorif D O'Nel & Son, Olive
ros, Pepna Col Peuke. Major Vim Patton. G II r
Agent E Il Agent, " Roach, E II Rodgers GO, j
Reils Rayencl Barnwcll ] Read X Co. A Il VT RR.
Roosevelt Manufacturing Co, d Guilty, Ii Soubeyroux W
Shackelford c W SteiEcns X Co, W Smith, Schnell
Co, Sullivan, Stoddnrd \ Co, Major Gen sicklcs,
Visnanski, ] Van Winkle Yandervcr, c Merrill, Will
hams Co, L wcyhnlan. Wing. Wasener, Heath
Monsees, Willis Il chisolm, Capt B d Willis. >,
Saturday Mdze. 10 Street Bros Co, G Locke " Go,
Willis ChisoIn, S HOFFMAN, Gctts, Merkhsrdt.
O'Ne. NIctzler, Silvey Seiglhan, Murphy X Lat,
tic, Lengnick l. SELL w Smith, Southern Express TO. I
NJ 8ristol Laurcy Il Alexander, " AlcCoinb X Co. Rev
II Cain, Dorccn, Werner Ducker, L II Rodgers
Co. Strauss. Vanccs 4 Co. Gramann scllwaGke VA
ker Kcip ltlgheimer, N Cater, l. l. Trcscott,
Adgcr Co. Macullar. Williams \ Parker, GIayelry,
Cartmin, Harbeson " Co, I Baker Co. McLoy y
Rice Adams Express Co. W S Corwu Co. shepherd 4
Cohen. H Johnson. brown Hyer, Gray \ Turiey, W
l. Webb W II CI,aec. II Houseinan. j B Totni. Clacus
s. Wite Jcfrords Co. Gruber Martin, KIiuck, Wick
cuberg Co. Drake Cameron, barklcy Co. Rigs
% Haas Roswell Manufacturing Co, W Glrncy, alexan-
dor Roscnihas q W StelCns Co, Wuhrnan Lillell-
thai, Grayer, Ring. Kinsman. Muller Nimitz.
l. Ortn,aI A Hing G. Bart. Bart Wirth, Terry,
II Hunt L a johnson, J L O'NciI & son. W Roach,
X Agent, X Dawson, II Read Co. Crane Boy les;
ton t. Co. s Myer, Kinsnlan 4 Howell, S LAHORE, W
Klein Howe Crane 4 Co, Robinson, Goodrich, Wine
enan L. Co. and Othors.
;, Schr Dolphin Wahah, Little River, n L. Corn 10
NJ Butler.
Cleared Yesterday.
schr Azelda e. Laura, McIndoo, Gulf OF Mexico A
Enslow Il Co.
schr Manantico, Claypolc, Philndephia-H Baker e.
Co.
Schr Lucy D., Higgins, Wilmington, N CD Enslow
& Co.
Cleared for this Port.
Irip Bratlshuw Weeks at New York May 4.
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EUROPEAN TESTIMONIALS.
Recetued during Me month of August, 1876

Receiued during The month Of August, 1866.
LONDON, July rs, 1867.
Mzssns. CHrcnEkrNs & SoNs-Gents: have much
pleasure In enclosing document siguod by the hrnt
composers musicians and professors III Europe held
sour Pianos In such high estimation lvde my certiA.
cste that felt 1t y duty to take OF them with me
to Europe ascertain the opinion Of my professional
brethren. The enclosed certificate Will prove now
unanimous they have been ON the subject. I beg to
forward at the game time, letter received from my
friend, ilr oollard, which am sure must be crafty
Ing to you.
JAMES n. WEHLI.
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TIIhLEERG.

consider Chickering 4 Sons Pianos, beyond com
parlson, tho best have ever setn In America.
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TEMPUS CURANDI DIFFER NON IN ANkUN
RODRIGUE'S
PULMONIC elixir SPECIFIC.

T,oR THE CURE OF CONSUMPTION. PAINS m THR
f CHEST AND SIDES, DIFFICULTY IN BREATA
ING, BRONCHITIS, CATARRH, ASTHMA, COUGHS
HEMORRHAaE, and all affections Of the Lungs.
This great r.vviyer is offered to the public that au
who viii avail themselves Of Its remedial power may DO
benefited.
It only requires fair trial to confirm its invaluable
agency in dusing through each channel OF the human
organization restored vitality Hinyigorstes and en-
bues the Lungs with hralthl elascity restores warmth
which s their essential element rouses the sluggsh YES
sells into activity heals the affected obes pures and
enriches the bood regulates the circulation: induces
free easy respiration, and expes through Its admin
sraon and every concomitant disorder ~
the mllady recognized as Consumption. and hitnerto
deemed hopeless and incurabe.
This compound Ia perfectly safe possessing neither
narcotic nor emetc properties which unfortunately are
always npoyed essentials in every preparation for
Cough or Lung aHecton-a mistake which too of'an In
its Irritating and debiHtang consequences, only con.
duces 10 much general arrangement Of the system de-
stroyng appetite and creating an injurious nervous e1-
element augmentns suffering with frequent fatal re-
sults.
Under the influence Of this approved and invaluable
Specific the most distressing Cough yields, difficulty IN
breathing and pains and soreness subsde hemorrhage
is arrested and health and strength roestabished.
PRICE FOR SINGLE BOTTLE Sl26:
Sold by the Proprietor, northwest corner SoClEiY
Anril Q 1y
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Augusta Market.

Augusta Market.
AUGUSTA, May 6.-FNANcIAL.-GoLD-B Brokers are
buying at 1856 and selling at 1S6a1ST
SnHER-Brokers are buying at l2S and selling at lS0
SECURITIES Georgia RailrGsd Stock sold at 64 i.
CorToN-Market quiet; no disposition manifested TO
ehor buy sell The following Sales amounting 70 l26
bales were made this morning: at 21h ~ at ~ at
22 % at o. IA at Is at a. and 10 bales at % GENTS
RaOeinta l7 halpa.
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10000 PLAN OS,

In the construction of which they have introduced every
Known and valuable improvement. They have inVarta.
Lly been selected and used by al Of the worlds &C.
kaocdQd great artists who hsys visited this country
professionally, both for private and pntIio use.
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New Orleans Market.

-. - a.. =,
verse influence Of the telegrephic advices published in
the morning papers the market opened with restricted
inquiry and continued dull and inactive until about p
H., whom dispatches were received reporting favorable
reactcn ut New York and Liverpool Alter the tenor OF
this intelligence became generally known an improved
feeling sprang up, which would doubtless have termina
ted in liberal transactions Lad not factors materially
hanced their pretensons, thereby preventing buyers
from operating unless ut figures entirely beyond their
limits Under these circumstances the sales were quite
limited, aggregaung a the close barely l4oo os! eens
additional weakness as to Tho sales enected IN ne early
part O @ VI he nos realized sres showing net cnin of
II The market closed too irregular however to
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-08

PHuADELPH1A-Per schr Manantco-112,oo0 feet
Flooring boards.
The Charleston Cotton Market.
OFFICE OF TIE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS.
CHARLESTON, Tuesday Evening, May Z, 1861
The market quiet, the transactions being confined
mostly to purchaser who operated generally ct hall
to one cent per b decline Sales 100 bales viz: at 16
a. at 2l A at a. is at g. II at 2s and IA Mt 24
We quote:
Low Middhns. .1s5sSgz. 5sg
M1QQuuG. ~o(1-
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Consignccs per South Carolina Kaiiroad,
Mny7.
ia bales Cotton Sc bales Mdze 81 bags Peas IL bags
Rough Rice, Cattle, chr Cypress Posts &c 10
nav 4 Trenholm G williams L. Co. Goldsmith 4
Son, pafrron, b Furinan. W Courtney Thurs
ton 4 Holmes, Willis & Chisolm, Wallace Bro. Fol
Gen TYLER, Colson, Z Rodgers 4 Co, Brodic Co,
SW 81 Armstrong, Crane, Boyleston Co, Johnston,
Crews Co, JeHorls & Co, Ropor Stoney.
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s. T.-.1S8O-..X.

"a smile was on her Iip--hesith was In her lool
strength WAS In her step, and III her hands-PLAf4I
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Mobile Market.

MOBILE, May s.-corToN-Thero has been an actiy
The market closed quiet but frm at quotations:
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THE AIKEN PRESS.

TITS PROPOSED TO PUBLISH IN TIE TOWN OF
i Aiken, S. c.. Weekly paper undor tho above ttio.
10 bo devoted TO General 1ntclgence-PolidcaI, Com
mercial. Social, Literary. and Ielitous-with Depart
cnt of Agriculture, including tho Field the Orchard
the Vineyard, md the Garden. = News Summary, to
contain digest Of the important events OF the weok
will occupy ton the paper, and particular atten-
ton will be given to the unsettled question of Labor, a
best adapted to condition, aud the development
of the of the country Manufactures, Agi'
culture Fruit-rusing, aud Yinegrowing.
Termls-S3 year, IN advance.
H. ". RaYENEL, Editor.
u n KIpxtASp Publisher January Il
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ConsIgnees per Northeastern Railroad,
Hfnv 4.

81 bales Cotton, a57 bbls Naval Stores. car Stock
bags Cotton Seed rolls Leather, Mdze, &C. To Mar
SHALL Jr, Pritchott, Klinck. Wickenberg Il Go. q
Ingrahain A Robinson Co, Panzcrbeter GO; !
Warsham. Holmes Stoney L Myers, Kendall Dock
cry, Williams Co, Baggett Co, Adams, Frost Co.
d Richardson. md Order.
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DRUGS, CHEMlfALS ETC.
slsIlLIa SlNlilaBUs CURANTUR.
HUMPHREYs'
HUMPHREYS
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS

HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS
CIAvE PROVED, FROM THE MOST AMPLE ExPK-
/ 1 RIENcE. sn entire success: Simple-P-ompt-
;iont and Reliable. They are the only medicines per.
cannot be made In using them; harmless - to be
trsa from danger, and efficient to be always rea
:e. They have rsised the highest commenaation from
81. and will always rendor Satisfaction.
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DR.. WRIGHT'S
REJUVENATING ELIXIR,
Or. Essence of life,
Or, Ess'

| 4 e: s 6: E: s: s;
tbo hot hlnod NJ
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LONDON, July ~, 1866.

Ncsirs Chickerir1 q Sons:
dENTy: have Just been invited by Mtsdrs Colard &
try Grand Piano forte manufactured by you, aud
have no heai,a In endorsing the opinion OF my oil
TREND Mr. O. u. Coard, yix That It Ia the finest In
strument I ever pl.yed Oh.
J. L. HArTON,
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LONDON, January IA, 1865

Jase, n. Wehh Esg.:
My DEAR srn: have great pleasure IN asking youto
convey TO Msssrs. Chicksring the e1pre sion OF my
highest approval Of their Instrument II coniider
not merely the bost instrument Of American mhnuac-
ture that have trcd but Of the hucst Grand Piano
tortos that ns evsr under my cbservation; and
the Messrs. Chickerina may well be proud OF having
turned out from their maIufsctory sn Instrument
which, for touch, quality, power aud Workmanship II
would be very difficult 10 surpaas in any part OF the
wide world.
Dear sir, very sincerely yours,
OHAS. D. COLLARD,
Firm of Oollard Collard PRnofurte Mauufacturers,
London.
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PHILADELPHIA, 10Th stoDt. 18th pay, 1882.
RxspsorEp FR1rNp:-My daughter has oesn much
benefited by the uss OF thy Plananon 6ittsis ihou
wilt send NE two bottles more.
Thy friend, Asa CuhHlN'
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Among the chiefponts Of excellence Of the CHECKER
ug Pianos of which speak the renowned artists In their
ooDprstulsury testimonials to the Messrs Chckerng.
are the greatest possible depth richness and volume Of
tone combined with q rare 6rilliancy, cssrness ana
perfect eyenness th throughout the entire scae and,
above an surprising duration Of sound, the pure aud
aympstbe,,c quality OF which never ohanges under the
most delicate powerful! touch.
During the past crty.three years this frm has manu-
actured
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InpceTANT CERTIFICATES.

rMpcHTANf CERTIFICATES.
RocuxsTEn, y. Z December Is, 1861.
Mepsrs r. q. DRAKE Col have been great sut.
rom Dyspepsia for three four yesrs and had to
.bandop NV profession. About three months ago !
:red the Plantation B:ers, and to my great joy s
nov nearly we'll maa. have recommended chem III
nroro cases end a. .r a. know, always YIth sigma
bsneat I'm, respectfully yours,
Rev. j. Is. t:ATHORN.
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LONDON. Angus. q. 1855.

james II. RehH. Eiq.:
MY DEAR S1B: AZ you are going back to the United
Statey must beg You TO remember ma Kindly 10 the
Messrs. Ohickerng. Tell them Was delighted With
their Grand pi.ro-forte-ds good instrpne,a hinl
az .scs eper turned ont, both IN touch dndter'
Wishing you, &C., remain evera !ly.
Il +. BkOADHOOB,
Firm IL Brosdwood sons, Plano.foste Msnlfsc.
SurerB London.
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Wilmington Market

WILMINGTON, May G.-TuRPENT1NE-Has declined
25a50 cents and We quote sales Of 93 bbs at 50 for
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NEW BOOKS.

JOURNEY 10 AsHANeo-LANp; and further Penetration
into Equatorial Africa by PAUL b. DU CHAHLU author
Of Explorations in Equatorial Africa. With Map and
Illustrations. New York: D. Appleton Co., Broad
WAY. 1857.
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& T,--1S6G...X.

Another wonderful Ingredient. Of g5en: use :inong
the sps ladies d. iouh America, imparaIDR beauty
to tho complexion and hriEncy 10 the MUD Is yet uh,
,lown 10 the coir CT ts D4rd, and nc withheld
Its uara1 for tho present.
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Ttstiaorials from e most dist,nguihtd Arf!t in Earop.
10 Aears Chicksr,n9 Sons:
LONDON, July 25, 1866.
Having played upon Pano-iorte made by Messrs
Chckertng Il Sons Of Boston and New York, have
much pleasure IN tesufyiug TO Its general e1cel nee
For sweetness and brlllianoy OF tone, delicacy Of
touch aid magnificent power for concert purposes
consider 1t really GRAND PIANoFoRTK AND DsoipED
nv THE axsr HAVE SEEN OF AMEnICAN MANUFACTURE
ARABELLA GODDARD. IGIULO REGONDl.
a. A OSBIRNE lALFRED JAELL
" EUHE LINDSAY SLOPER.
IUI, ,ES BENEDICT, y. MUSUE ELES,
III. ". BALtE. Prof.. OF OonserVatore dt
UHAS HALLE. Leir1lg
BRINLEY RIUHARDS -. ARTHUR CHAPEL.
RENE FAyAk1ER Director of Monday Con.
SYDNEY SMITH, certs, London.
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COMMERCIAL.

Exports.
schr Manantco 900 feet
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-03-27

Low 10 KEEP MEAr FEEsH.-As
farmers are q a distances from meat
marhetsJhc following disrecJions for
keeping meat may be Of use TO those
that Try It. Cut the meat in slicaz.
ready to fry. Pack it IN n iar in
layers, spvin1ling with salt aud
pepper, Just enouga to make i psi
ataole- Place en- the top q thick
paper or cloth,with salt an half inch
thick. Keep this on ali tho while
| have kept meat thus three weeks
IN the Summer, and the last Ms
as good as the fr-5.
4 FAR1rzKs WIRE.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-03-27

BEETs-Do best on soil made
rich IN previous years. Bassano. o.
early tur2ip, and carly blood tur-
nip, are the carl;ese sorts. Shonld
% sown IN drills one and a half
ihcnss deep, and eleven TO thirteen
inches sspart -
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WOOD COFFINS,

and TRIMMINGS kept constantly on hand, in end.
less variety.
ES-W We have the best and handsomest HEAEsE in
the State, which be had time application.
ELLINGER BRO.
Mineral Point Jan Te 1s65 3tf
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Send for illustrated Price LIS: OF Instruments and
Catalogue of View Music.
address Orders. O. 7 WI lam
Wholesale Piano Forte and Music Dealer M M Pad
way, Ney crk ri
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

NOTICE rs hereby given that the co-partnership
/ y heretofore existing between John Mearne and
Matthew God=worfhy, under the frna- OF WEARHE
GoIDsBoETHT, il hereby olved- The accounts
said placed in the hands OF Alex. wflson
for Collection. Parties having demands against sad
firm pre- their claims his ofice-Dated Ja<
o1d 1857. ss4 ffsaof nss ss-1~7sc
ct wEARNE 4 GcLDSwoR1Hr.
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Victory a; las, Song and Che.

:
rus by
CUR Noble Chief has Passed
Away. An Elegy on III,
Death Of Abraham Lincoln
It is ali up in Disc, by
Jef. in i'ctticoatS. \ SourfoI
The Tim 5, by
In. Lonely since re Left lie
He, or Way Downin Pennsyl
wanna, hy
| believed iierTrue tn Me
I have So Much to Tell
Let Him Rest. tribute L
the late t.plieu & Foster
aHi eubeilisAed with hii
likeness, by
Lime lexis Beau ,iE4i. Word
by Beaureicauit. Comic
Lost tar Of Ny Homo. Tn,
last Song and Chorus, by
My Polly ann. Comic
Mother Blessing
N @GFit AGGfG
My angel 10y
Music On TIE waves. Duet
LIIfle ouse Under the tti!I
Leave me not 10 Lark Despair
ind You That
Moonlight with Thee
sly BeautiflI Lizzie
Never Deem My love Car
haage
Tell Ne Little Twiukliag star
8he'-~'s Nsrra - say Good
Night 10 Me
Trust me al IN all, or not 4
all, Words by Feunyson
BE thou%oreyrr mine
Beautiful Dreamer >for Guita
Beautiful Isl Of ia "a
Blse-s ygd -littie May
alayorous jones, Comic
] cauuotteiiheg. q ther
Jennie live but for Thee
hi--i - on tae ~
Hiss ae Father ere I die
Bury inc Ia the Sunshine
Augle CitiiI
Beautiful Cloud
StlIcSing -Iei Song by Dai
Bryant
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-02-28

B0- A YoUEo LADY returning 20
her country home, after a s%ojOurn Of a few months
In the City, was hardly recognised by her friends.
q soft ruby complexion Of almost marble smooth.
ness, and instead OF twenty three she really Gp-
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cause OF so great a change, she plainly told them
sidsred It an Invaluable acquisition to any LAdy's
toilet. BY Its use any Lady or Gentleman can I'm.
prove their personal appearance an hundred fold.
II rs simple In its combination, as Nature herself
lug impurities from, also healing, cleansing and
identifying the skin and eomplsxlon. BY lite d.
rect action on The entieh 10 draws from u all lie
Impurities, kindly healing the same, and leaving
the surface a. nature intended Il should be. clear,
soft, smooth and beautiful. Price 81, sent Wy
Mail OF Exprsss, on receipt Of an order by
w l.. CLARK d CO., Chemists,
No. ) west Fayetts 81 Syracuse, u. X.
The only American agents for the sAls Of same.
Feb, s-lyr.