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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-11-15
Mrs. Lincoln "A woman,s Appeal.

We find the following communication in
the Chicago Tribune, which seems to ex-
plain the excentricities Of thea widow Of
the late President Lincoln:
When the throne of the Empress Car
lotta began to tremble at her feet and she
returned to the land of her birth, wrecked
in mind, Borrowing lunatic, all Europe
and America united in expressions of ten
der sympathy and commiseration.
When another, tho wife of one dear to
US as a nation, and whose memory we all
delight to honor. was, by sudden and
overwhelming blow-by an event as tragic
as history records,-thrown from a higher
position than the Empress Carlotta, and
her mind already unsettled by an eleva-
ton she had not moral greatness TO bear
when her mind becomes morbid by feeding
on her troubles, and she in her hours OF
alteration does deeds which makes US
blush for our country and our womanhood,
have we no terms bu; those OF reproach
and ignominity to shower upon her unpro-
tected head? Many who have known
Mrs. Lincoln for years have long time
unhesitantly affirmed that her mind was
wrecked and an insane asylum must event.
ually be her home. The evidence of her
insanity, in thousand ways is not wanting
To those who loved and honored our
departed President, this is sadder hour
than that to the friends Of Carlotfa when
she wandered quiet and harmless mani
&C among the beautiful groves and marble
halls Of Aiiramar.
Let me then, beg Of you, my countrymen
and countrywoman to spare her, and let
me suggest that you. Mr.. Editor, and your
colleagues OF the press can find nobler
theme to present to The public than the
failings, weaknesses or idiosyneracies OF
an unprotected woman, wrong though she
may be.
There is still another reason why we
should spare all denunciation.
There is son who inherits the virtues
of the father, and whom we would all
shield with paternal affection if we could
The comments of the press which he mus
silently bear, pierce his heart. Though
in Justice to the republic we may not en-
,irely withhold our disapproval Of recen
acts, we say at the same time TO him, w
love and respect you, and so long as yo'
walk in your integrity. no act OF anothe
can rob you Of our warmest affections.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-11-15
l N S q r A N c f
LIFE AND F i R E.

Companies The largest and best IN the
Country.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-11-15

Motto for a hotel-Boarders well
bread here.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-11-15

A delightful trip-to Have-Anna,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-11-15

A MovIN TALE-wARRANTED PURELY
VEGETABLE, AND NONE GENUINE on
LESS SIGNED BY THE PROPRIETOR.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-11-15
The undersigned are now selling at retail
VEST INDIA GOODS AND GROCERIES

Than any other place in their knowledge in windham
County and will give few prices of the articles,
so you can see for yourselves. We now have
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-11-15

VERMONT MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE co.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-03
QUEENSwARE.
). JAS. N. WARREN,
G.. MARX.

nsPosrERs OF AND wHoLEsALE DEALERS
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-03
Ladies, Discard Injurious Paddings.

SfsT EL'S MamnnaTleI Balm
~. and Patent Breast Elevators develop
the form ph~ysiologically. Depot 1853 Canal
) Street, New FORK. Send stamp for icircu-
1ar. Sold at Druggists and Ladies' Fur
snishing Stores sfG4 ai8df xaf s5.ssfa : :
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-03

PIpeI,
fun, fact, n fancy. Only 50 cents for a
whole year, q a gift free to -erery sub
scriber, worth from 80 cents to S.. Send
50 cents, for a year, or a specimen sent for
10 cents. Address STAR SPAEGLED.
BANNER, Hinsdale. N H. 8H
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-03
Twelve Times a Year. +"

"HE GREAT q fsOUTHWESTERN
MAGAZINE is repiete with thrilling
stories. adventures, scientific knowledge,
and all kinds of the, most fascinating
reading. Has q comrdete Monthly record
of the newS-circulateS ten thousand copies
each M nth. Specimen numbers only ten
lis observation-disclosures 81. Get the
stamp, F. L. DIBBLE, Publisher,
Louisville, Kentucky.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-03

Patent Metallic Sole, manufactured
exclusively by the AMERICAN Pa TENT
METALLIC SHOE SOLE CO., No. l57
broadway, New York. md tor sale every
feet, against standing or walking on
wet pas ements and damp ground does not
boot or shoe, and adapted to every age,
sex, and condition. Price q. cents. Large
discount to the trade. Agents appointed.
Send for Price List and Circular. -Four
pairs sent free by mail as SAMPLES for 81.
Address S. E. CHURCH, Secretary, No. Isl
Broadway, New York. 1NHfA}fNAa
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WANTED.
AGENTS

~ERCANTILE IN every.
ntown containing any business houses,
throughout Kentucky, Tennessee, and
Southern Indiana Men acquainted with
b merchants of their county preferred,
as the canvass will be among the business
community almost exclusively. This is a
good opportunity to- clear a handsome
sum by a few days work. Fol further par
ticulars address, with stamp, s
L. P. WALKER & %. louisville, Ky.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-07
st l9al3,ic for ry &c for fsir
70 primo steam and kettle rendered Yesterday 2tJ les

81 i1al3ic for l3AsIac for rily loa1a!;c or Isir
primo and kettle rendered Yesterday 2p0 les
CoIrSsitlo /, ifS but auIct other, kinds arc ,lu,l.
We quote foloms: no prime. l9c; do gocl. l7.la
l7Nc; fair lo,ts1okc; ordinary lt5aloe Java 2a25c;
to pood cnr:ocs. In bond. lOHni2Hc.
weak Tho demand Is OF the ehte,t character aud
confined chiefly TO Hpinncrs. wo quote nj 2tta2Sc for
miti'li'ng np!ands. aud 7!sa2s for do New orlnna
HAY-rhe demand II fair. but with larger arriynis
prices nre heavy nj fhasuc for shlpR ud DaaI 20 for
retail lots.
steudy demand prevails. We uuote Cul Muscoyado Az
acc; Cuba ciayGd 4G1is Cuba centrifugal aGaJ.r Porto
Rico bt'afoc; English Island ,sl59r.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of rurprntlIl' Is iiin aui IL,
fair demand osns in demand and lirI,,,r Tar 4
quiet. We quote follows Spirits iur,rntnr free rrr
Gallon bs, cts; spirits Tnrpcn,inr In bond per gallon
aoc Crude 1nrrcniinr. in bbs. per 2SO lbs 5; Iu,
In bI,r; per hb 81 l5!;ai 25: Kosn. =" J. in bII..
s6aG 90; Roslns. pale. IN bills. per bb sG sDl7 30;
Knsins extra pale. in bbls. per bb at 81 hoIs so
LOSING window El1s', ~ hbs, PER bbl. ~ soag 50;
Tor, wiIminstou in bbls per bbi. I4H IIich city.
IN b6. per bb at So T5a3 sT:; pi,eh southern in h'I
RIcE-Is dull small salcs at aag,ic tor Ran toon
SUGAn-Raw Sugars nre in Iuodcrata dcinand; prices
nro steady Fair rood refining a,c quolcI NJ llallHr
ror to colnno ing, lUlall'Ec; iar t" good do.
all3c: do do c,"%sry, loil2Gc; prime do l2hsal3c;
to H. nt ilui2c do do. No IT, ri do do. No ITO H.
at 1871 to lJrir do do, No 16 10 10 at naai5fc; sO
do, No H. IN bond, old Ut 5sa57sc; Aaniila, bags.
l1allAc.
wrrsHEY-Tc market Ia fairly active. Sales Of SIT
bbls Rt 37aioc Tor We stern IN bond.
FnElanTsTo li.crpool: 1000 bushels at ID, aud
pcr steamer JOoon bushels corn ut 3aJid; 100 boxes
bacon ut n0s and $50 crccB lard nj s 10 Glasgow per
teaue. l9ooo oxss cheese at 35s 20 hls l!'ow ut lJa
bbs. und bark with 1000 bills petroleum To Direct
continental port on private terms.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-07

BALTIMORE, September 4.-CorPgE-Rem inhc-
Tive. No sales today.
CoTToN-Continues dull. and prices nonlinaly ~ :
changed We quote Mddling 26 cents. sale Of Strict
GeorgiR reported ut 27 cents.
FLouR-Iho local demand continues fair, but there Is
been purchased within few days. but particulars kept
private. We have only To report to-day salo Of Ion
bbls Western Super al So rs. Quotations generally
changed.
dnAIs.-Wheat was In rather better demand to-day; {;
included were several sampes Of Ohio Wheat Ia
Ing forward In good condition. Sales OF Wheat have
ranged hom 81 25 to 81 85. Tho market to-day Was
little of for all grades. The offerings 1910 brsh
whito end $50 buR red; sales embraced 1850 buah
white 81 S6A2 co. mostly at 81 40 1900 bush primo and
choice cd 81 4oa2 49, 800 buBh coed do 50 91 5000
lush medium 81 20a2 26 1000 bush inferior and tough
81 b0s2 Is. Corn200 bush white and 1000 bush yel-
low ceived market steady for white With saes OF
and wanted 600 bush sold ISL III 800 do 81 49, un ALL
other lot reported at 81 "a. Oats-sSO0 bush offered;
market frmer Tor primo bright sampCs $3.50 bush sold
OF 51a66c; 1000 bush ordinary, ranging from to Goo;
760 bush common 40a4sc. Ryo-l000 bush offered with
small sales at 81 3ua1 IS.
MoIABsRB--No sales reported.
PloyIa1ofs-pscon scarce and held firm at advanc.
prices, tho demand being active. at I4Mc shoders
lGEc Tor nib Sides and l7Ac for clear rib Bulk Meats
are also held firm at higher figures; quote Pork
steady at ga 60a2i rs. Lard l3jIa13xc for westorn
Ant lSalsIc for City.
nIcE-Quict and nominal at saoKc for Rangoon and
1lhal2o for carolina-
BuoAR-Markct quiet but steady. We report sales to-
day follows: so hhds Porto Rico 12al3<c; 10 hhds
Cuba l2c; IS do English Island. from second hands
12&c &:,.-,- ~ ,.,.. ...
3oa25c.
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New York Market.
MONEY MAREET.

MONEY MARSET.
The Now York Erening Poh of Wednesday, September
4, says:
The loan market is unchanged. Large amounts are
offering at per cent and the current rates ior Stock
Exchange accommodation ia Ia5 and for dscounts Ga
6H The aggregate Of foreign capital which is londinn
in the estimated from ten 10 fifteen miiiions
more than the average.
Governments arc steady with o good inyestment de-
mand. Tho bearp," who have suffered severely from
their recent attempts depress tho national securties
do not seem disposed TO repeat the experiment.
PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK, September 4.-FIouR Sc-Ths market
for Western md State Flour 10 more active but prices
are irregular Flour ground from new wheat Is decided.
The snles 900 bb!s OF SO soa7 30 for saperno
shte taat hoop So 26all for old and wheat Extra
50 now Spring wheat E.ras; 80 aS 10 for sooi
70 choice old Spring wheat Extras; So 6oal0 90 for shin
Oil soaS 10 for white wheat EIas Indisna and Mill
so ioai2 for now Amber Ertras snd $40 soalb ST.
California Flour is heavy at sllsIa CO. Sales Of ESQ
pkga.
Sales Of 1880 bbls At 90 e0ai0 80 for common IN
saod Baltimore and country extras; sioall rs for new
family brands Maryland and Delaware. 'of 'raa0 ana
GRLIN.-Ths wheat market IL Without essential
change TheTo S sr inquiry ,of eIpor milling and
sctions. .TI.
q sS for white California; aud 81 80 for inferior Ambe,
do. 4
Barley malt "a quiet at 81 Goal 66.
Oats rsther sleadicr for Western There faIi
inquiry but not much activity. a
Tho saes b. 0O0 bushels Ohio at 0SI8oc and smal
lots at 7oc now western at 68aG9c southern at 66a67c
aud Jersey at 6oa66c.
Corn % stronger In good deIasnd. The inquiry Il
chiefly for homo use, though in part for export
Tho sales $4,000 bushels unaound Ut 81 Ooa1 IL
western miIed at 81 1Sa1 Tx aaost and u I6sl IG
10 store.
faOyatoEs-Tho pork market 10 higher. but has beer
vary Irregular 1t the improvement and closes nthe,
heavy. Tho demand ia moro active
ases cssh and regular, $500 bbs. st S23 AS
peet 9uet q about si7a7s for plnn meas. and SO.
lbs dry ealtod ihouldcrs in bulk, 1t 10Ho; 10000 tb
bellles l2o In bulk; rs pfga smoked ahouiders al 1Yc
und 10 40 western picked hams private terrns
Bacon I. quiet but Arm saiea OF $1,000 nI ,hort ri
LsTd g dn.nd ra.het e..sr. Bale. Il bbh sud to
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-07
THE ONI.i ORNAMENT.
DY PHtEDE CARY.

pY pu,ypr. ,,,Rv
Even as child too well sho knew
SO. like M unprized weed she grew,
Grudginl, the nleancst flower Its face.
Almost with tears her sad eyes filed,
About her homo. 10 rair aud build
Their cunning nests I'm Bweet cOutent.
No melody was In her wortls;
Az brown nnd honiely as tho birds
She cnyieu, but without tlcir song.
Sometimes she sighed to see how glad
While all tho brality Tint Hho had
Was III her slnllr-nor Oft ale smiled.
SO seasons passed her nud were gone.
Till tho vuguc longing That is known
10 woman crert into her heart.
That feeling born when fancy teens
Came to hor, with tho unspoEen dreams
That bloss aud trouble maldonliood.
She would hsyo called II Joy to sit
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-07
Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA, September 6.-FNGSctAI-doLp-Buy-
ing at l4l and selling nt l42
SnyER-Buytng az l30 and selling at 1888.
Macon and Augusta Bonds offered ut 80 cents.
Macon and Augusta Bonds naked soc with interest.
'Corros-Msrkct quiet sales Of tho day foot mp ~
bales follows: Mt 21 at 22H, Mt 90 at 23 10 Of
2sxc. we quote Middlngs Mt 23a23hc. Receipts. %
bales.
wnEAr-Red ST. 75al e5; White 81 sOa2 10.
CoRs-UnchanSed.
pLcoN-shoulderH l5a15};c; B Sides IGaI7c; 4
Sides 1Tal8c; Sides lSa19c.
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COMMERCIAL.
rho Charleston Cotton. Market.

Tho Charleston Cotton Market.
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS. |
CHARLESTON. Friday Evening" September @. 1867.
fair enquiry prevailed at abou, tho rates Of tho day
before Sales 50 bales: Say 81 at 90 at 81 23 ut g. !:
ut 2s at a. at a y; aud bacs Cotton, viz:
at %. and at 26Li. VIC quote:
hiddlng. .2iY24S
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TIoa Br1TKn1".
8. T....l880...Y.
few bottles OF PLANTATION BrrTEm
VIII cure Nervous Headache
Sour stomach and Fs,id Droatn.
Nervous Affections
Excessive Fatigue sud Short Breath.
Pain over the Ryce
Mental Despondency.
Prostrationi Grcat Weakness.
Ba1ow Compilation, Weak Bowets, DO
T LIVER ooMPLaINT AND DYSPEPSIA.
estimated tim, that ,enths Of Al adeIl .sn.
ssorsons Of the liver ovsrowina into the stomach pol.
son The entre system and exhibit tho above symptos
es arc to sS
the world h. ever produced Within ono year over sit
PL.HrIT1oS DrTrEns and no. an Instance Of Complaint
hls como to our tnowledgei
Il s Q most eneotuAl t0nio and agreeable stimuan
Guited 70 ali conditions of Life.
ThS reports thu. is .se: 9pon mineral snbstanoes
soon Of the public and that PATIENTS @ may sne eopSu
their phys!oisne. We .ppend LIST Of ts componsnta
oA.I.Ay. = 4 h.nK.0elebE.ted for over two hundred
Weakness, eto It Haa introduced into Europe by the
Ss sds s1 Of s tns ySstoy OF in M
s loei1A in silpsr. under the Of Jtiuit .,
sJ sna was ans made public b. Louis
tsbs.taae qualities during hi. South .mcricsn srsVois
ohse.H5a s .' n.HShror ARE diar'a colo and diseases
tcAl affections. - N~~~S
qaAAoh11l FLowrns- snfeebled digestion.
IAyENpEn FLowxns-AromltIo. stmuiant and tonic
highly invigorsting In nervous debility
ANIsH-An aroGppo csrminntIye; creating nesh,
muscle and mtlli much rssd by mothers nuralns
eoSe-puda, orange, carrawsy, corisnde.. sn,ie.
8. T.."I389..-X.
Another wonder.ai Ingredient OF ,relt uso amons
70 s ladies' o1 s9Ih amors. ip.sps
nd Iva axvfttb bot6
iu uamo for the present.
IMPORTANT CERTIFICATES.
MeIsrA p. Il. nnlKn COL h1yo been !. Is grcst sui,
proisson About three ss' months ago
iod tho Plantation Bilto,s and to my gTest Joy am
s@sgs sa an q
0'n'a1 'n' '''p''RH! Rsv J. {Usfe; Z 5;ATuons.
Pu,L,DKrpu1l. 10Th Month. i7th Day, 1867.
sT o. ~ npon S1"s5 has Ss9S sSS TH S
Thy fsisad. ASA oURR1N.
sHynnAH uoUan, CHICAGO, H.
February IL, 1868.
twelve cases OF your Pllntnton BIitsrs As morning
sppe1e., they appear to nave superseded eyerythna
siis' sRs RSI1. are sisaiiy g esteemed o.o, -.
Arr.ngaments srs now completed to supply stIy a..
m.nd for this sros, which has not heretofore bean
Tho public may rest sssnrA tina. in no c,ss viii III.
sss5as ss 'isssa s s g e. .s1, T. E
sgnaur' ca 'ses' plate ensrarth0, eaaao: b 0er
Asy per.en pretending 70 ,,, PLANTATION Brrrxns In
q r!aasa aotls. sss isi our hirate Stamp q usno.
BOLD y y niasssa, Grocer, aud Ds.lass Throughout
u; 2. !, q. DRAKE & CO, New York.
npt' mwti.F
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Passengers.

Per stsamer Pilot Boy, from Savannah, Via MI.
well, Or RossnHeld, Miss Murphy. 6ruitsh, ssifo
and child, @ Mayor, Bennett, MrS Bernard, JCaiy.
ham " shepJ ard. hr Vanness. " J Porter, and 3
Per steamer III Hslena, from GcorSctoun, o-capt
Days. Redwood, g Taylor; D Il Laehicotfe,
Min II Barr; and ~ iteesage
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10000 PIANOS,

In the construction OF which thoy have Introduced evsr
shoSn and yausbs improVemsn They have InynriS-
Oily oeen selected and used by all Of tic yorlda a.
knotoiedoed great artists who have visited this eonn
professionally both for private and public uss
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Mobile Market.

MOBILE, September 2.-CoTToN-Thero was only
light demand to-day. which chiefly confined to three
buyers Saleg 100 bales Market cloed nominal ut
for Low diddlIpg.
MosErAnr-dold I4Oal4I. Sterling-sxty days 100.
Sight 15l. Francs nominal. Now York Bank sight 4
prem checking, and par 10 Z prem buying. New Or
leans Sight par to x dis.
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TEIALB BERu.
aoTTBCHALH.

consider Chickerng & 8ons' planou, bsyopf e,,p,
parison, the best have ever seen In alnofica
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-07

Correspondence Of The Journal of CUnlnicrrc.
HAVANA. August ~ 1867.
Sugar market uctSe for tho selections we huYo on
brokers' tables ud hrn for Nos IL and i! ut SIX to
$i3s per 100 lbs.
FnErdnls-No charters published since my last weekly
report Rates last given sustained when transactions
made.
Exchanges active and hrm; sterling 70 lnys London.
&c, at l6 to Ssi: United States points New York
ilosi0n. do currency. at 2is to ah lxcount: gold do
do do at GI to GH, premium; United States at 6A 10
Gst premium. H.. i,
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GARD.

,,t II Win feelings 81 prido 90 AsEe-n manufacturers,
hat We publish the following test. .,nanais ESic ia
been rocelved by us recently: '' "uie" haso
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Per South Carolina uuiIroud
Hepfembcr a H"'

CD baleB Cotton, 1893 bales MJze 11S sacks Wheat 10
eaots Flour ID caaks Clay 10 bbis Naval Storos oy
ernPsps WAGONS. car load Tents, &c. cara Lumber
Master 1aiiTGsd Agent, Rayencl Co. Robson, " " n
- rs1ays son AssPsHGs 6raescr Lee Smith CO,
Lee. Walker EanspauI, IAnpesu & Co arnber 1 Ma
TIN. Hunt, @ H'eker. z yelling, Utscy 4 Kenyon.
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IeonHder ohickerlng sonu' PIauoI superior to an,
In the world. ~
They unrivslled for their singing qualities and for
the harmonious ronndneae or their tone Thcro In .
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upper notes are remarkable for clcsrnc and pu ritz
which do not ind In Auy other instrument, whio ths
base distinguished for poIor without barshneto ara
for magnificent sorority.
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E,'HorEA~ rEsTimos1ALs.

ths"F"a>< FNSTIhIOkixLS.
e'> >eu curing tte month Of dlt9us,, 1886.
MEGSna unIoKran;a It aoSs-aonts: have muon
pleasure In enclosing document signed by tho flrs;
your Planoa IN such high estimation ,pis nv earIia
cael That folt 1t duty to tRku onn OF thu Nth mo
brethren. Tho euciossd certificate will prove hoy,
unanimous thOy have been on tho subject. hog t,
friend. Mr.. oullard which suro nnst ho ers,Ify.
fhaso io honor to he, gentleman, voora vs,v ,rn,,
sAAIKH Il. WEHLI.
Jane, n. Wehtf. E,g. '' 'A"'A'' IT, 1904
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not merely tho best instrument Of American Insnufao.
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Sonid DO very dcnit TO suipanI in any part the,
Dear air. very sincerely So,ys.
Elru q, Collar, ool,a,d ] To- @saaist5; @hisiT
London,
foRnoH Angus, "a. lsH
My pr,n Brn; As you going back to tho u,lss.,
Messrs. ohictsrtng Ts thom was daI.asS ~ With S
thoIr Grand Pl,no.fos,e-ai good an ini,,rm. .inI
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Whaling Sou, Sc. remain eyert, Ity,
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tGrerE London.
=; LoEpoT. JulT 81, 1865,
GEFTs: have lust nosI Invited by Mossrs Oolsrd to
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have 10 hesitation In o,GoraluS the opinion OF my OLD
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LONDON Iniy Is, ltsI6
Having played upon PtAno-fDrto made by EIomru
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For sweetness and brllIisncy of tone, t1oIcs.y M
touch and magnificent power Tor concert purpot an
consider it really GRAND pIAHo-FonrS ASp prcIarn
Ii THE BEST HAVE gRE. CT AMERto,N MASu7i iorUnI
ARAnELLA GODDARD. ItfIULO REdOEDl
u. a. OSBORNE. laEFHED JhRLI,
w.'KUHE. tTINDSNY sIOPER
JULES BENEDIOf. j. MUSOaEIIa
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DH!NhEf HtuuARb8. q. AHTHUp CHAPEL.
nHH,5rv GEM5 rnS a.a"f 1Eh DlrectV Of Monday Jon.
hYDhkf shtfh. cer.s. London.
Among tho chicfpnints Ct erceisnce of thu Oh,otsr
ing Psnas or which speak @ renowned artIss in their
con8rntuatory testimonials tho eesrp OhicLcjnu
are the gIeles, osspa uoptl richness aud volume OF
perfect ovennass throughout tho entire acsln. and
above all surprising duration of sound the mira And
sympsteto quality OF which never cbanRos under thn
most delicate o. powerful ionch.
During tho piat forty ihres years this lrm has ann
sotured
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-07
MARINE NEWS.
ronT OF cnAnhEsron .

Arrived Yesterday.
Steamer Pilot Doy McNclty. Savannah via I1icautert
Ferguson. Ensiow Co. nascpsi CO. % Kressei ' II
iinrrisson, Soutlt III Express Co.
h Moasss III &C. C o sSnsrespS Roy
Mcuorty, Nsley Creighton. Cali we'll & sons PncIncy
others.
Went TO Zen Yesterday.
Schr d Warner, Hortou Georgetown, y &.
From this Fort.
Scllr W Il Dccbc. Crawford. New York. Sept
UP for this Port.
Steamship falconI,eed. at Baltimore to leave Saturday
Cleared for thIs Fort.
Scllr } Z daI,nsc IIlr. at Philadelphia. Scpl3
list OF VESSELS
UP. CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS pUI;r.
FOREIGN.
LtvKIroui.
Dr bark Queen Stuurt. sact ........... August ~
Tho Chattanooga Freeman, sailed. August 10
hIpDLEsnoRouau. Emo.
I'r hrg Bsona. Rawlings. salcd.. .Luly
VALENCIA.
The fole Angler -. sacl. .............. June IL
DOMESTIC.
BELFAST. MI.
Schr Sarah Buck. White. sailed. .Jnly %
BANGOR, ME-
Schr Eclipse. Pendlcton, cleared. -. August G
big josie Devereaur Clark, cleared. August %
BRIG Cyclone, up August "a
Schr Marian Gage. Shepherd. cleared. August "a
ochr Ohioe' - foHlon, UP .........- -AoBusl "
NEW YonK.
Schr Jonas Smith. Nichoa, August 81
Schr Nevada, -. up. ..................-.... Sept
PHILADELPHIA.
Bark orchlla, Hayncr, clrsrod. A,,e,,sl %
Schr john Griinu. Foster, cleared. August 80
Schr j Ganage. Blk, cleared. 49,. -. Sopt
BALTIMORE.
Steamship Falcon. Reed, TO loayo. ...Sc Sept