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For PEInau'o wreath,
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For NonoAs lot tho wildwood drnpo
And uitb lie drnonInS tnndr,a 5rono
Tho Duet Evo'a atom
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Whore he lies laid.
Hbi,o Orange blossoms fall like snov
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Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA, Juno 10.-F1NlNc1AI,-Gold In demand
Brokers are buying at 1876 and selling at 1877,
6IyEn.Brokers buying at 12S and selling ut 49,
aEGunrTIKs-Scarce and in demand. 1Ao Rhares Geor.
gta Railroad Stuck sold to-day at $40.
'CorToR-Tht market has been worry quiet today, and
sales limited. showing material change In prices;
Inand light Bales amounted TO u bales as olows at
40 Al a3k at 2sx aud 2e bales at 2io Becepts 30
= I
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srs OF Peusyfsr ets In atots wo Ae pot dspesaa to
tpl ii cufrpt Facet NJ sslss reported today. Germ
Remaining over nom previous days, nearly all Of which
taken at improved preSs eomnsrSd rith tho eloso
Thto at SiO2aio5: buk at s10ssiO5; 1000 bushs yel
low at sOsal12 nothing doing In mixed. 0nts-27oo
buss rcociyed market dull 10 sales rcPort,d IS ecnts
refused for 2GO0 lushcls. .-'F" =
FIoun-Thcro Ia nothing fo!ng worthy. Of remark.
though holders today wcro rather moro cheerful. and
Impaired slightly improved tono to tho market Wore.
poat fornier quotations.. though rlalnly nominal
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Consignccs per south Caroiina IIaiirond,
Jnne IL.

$40 bales Cotton GO bales MdEc "a bbs Roeln Is bbls
Crude md 7 bbs Spirits Turpcntne, Cattle and
Sundrcs. To Wils l. Ghisolp, n IL Agent. q " WI.
Hnms & Co, Lieut. Naid0. v u trmstEong, Hiss
Bros Il Co. Col Btubbs. W smith & Co. " " FAwcot,
u Goldsmith & Son. Courtenay Trenholm, a RoblF,
son & Co, L Ii Rodgors Co. Poulnot KnpppsuI, Lam
neau & Go, Wharton & Pcsch, and Order. -.
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8. T.--1880-X
A fsw bottles or P1isrA1roH l,rrrxns ~, =,
viii odrs Nervous Hesdschs III II. i. !,
ssui @ stomaoh us and s TatIs fSissssn Slesih ID~
Flatulency and Indigestion.
Nervous Anecttonl ''4s-t
" EIoesaive raugusA and Short Brasth
Pain ovor the Eyca-
Prostrxdon; Great Weaineu
:, s.pow Complexion, weai Bowels 40
~ IfVsa W aa ooHPIaisTA eniiehtii n AND pfapsps,A
h esmsted that Heysn.tenths OF ali adult ailrnent,
entire system and e1Iii the aoovo TO-
the world has eyer produced within one yoar over nj
PiIsTa11os BTTEus and no. sn Instance ef oomp.nt int
hM como 70 our kuowledgei
ruied 70 Al condition. Of % lie .na AF'eAo'' s''mnAn
The reports that relioa upe mineral substances 70
puso aud shss ps,ss fD1 ,g tho eops %
% GaIT We 1sSsRd Y, 81 q s ooapoIs1ss
SeArs In the treatment Of Fever and lus DyspepsiA
wsssnes' e.e 4 was M Introduced into Europe ths
afterwards sold by the Jeluts sr as ensro, pste Of
u oxH ,aetoM IN 6leer. under the name Of Jeiuts Rp,
ofFranoo, Humboldt naies sspeci. reference to E ID
fobrfuse qualities during his South American travels,
Of the stomach and bonelH - - -
.DlaDHIIoH-For Inflammation Of the Ioins and drop
CHAMokn.x FrowKns-For enfeee,ed Ligcauon. ~
LtynspIa aRLowzhs-Aromatic, ahmullnt and tonic
WHTKReAEzs-Sor sorofuls, rheumatism. sic-
AnuH-An aromstio oarninstivoj creating aesh
muscle and rnlIk; much used b. mothers nur.ina.
6ot etas - III " -. '-'
l.a1:. g. T.-.1s8o.--X
Another wonderful ingredient Of Rro4s uso among
The Spanish ladies OF South America impsrng beautS
Known to the commerce OF the world. and Withheld
tts narno for tho present. ''i
D. .
80" IMPORTANT oERTHIoAlRa.
Mc.lrl- p. II. DnAnn 0o.-I have bean great silt.
abandon ny profas.ion. About three months S sso Il
tried The Plantation Bittsrs and 70 my great 10, AM
nov ns.rlys vol vol mar: !hsye roeonmsnded them io
t''' Re1: J. fHs'c 3! dcAruoas. /
PHILADELPHIA, 10Th Month, l7th DAY. 1881 |
REsrncTEp FnUHp.-My daughter has beaa mncl,
beneatted BY the Of thy Plantation BitorI TSoo
! Thy fIiand. ABA gURR1a. ,
surR.ls Hogss. omoAeo. III,
RcbYusry II, 1853
Mrssla p. n. DRAKE d Oo.:-PleAss sond as another
tweve cases OF your Plantation Blttera AS morning
sRS' sstss1s 1si' ''''''sasa
At!angements are now completed 70 supply any do.
The public may rea. assured that IN no es.s viii ,h.
departed hom. Epery botth bsa,s DC sortosis Of oy
sssfrs q, sseI Ptsss su01avfn0, ~ q e,nsi b ~.
Aay r1lon preteadtns to .eH PLANTATION hrrxns d
ol yeSaea 6ostsI Sas ass ew Frirai. 3srp (. % Ussu
sod By al Drussiis, aroesu ana Dealers hroushooi
ths oountzy.
P. b. DRAKE q 90. New York.
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, Juns R-CoYrEE-Bark Aauidneck
came up today bringing cargo Of 6o06 bags HOm no
which tho stock here in hrs hands TO noary
10000 bags and onerng bettcr inducements TO buyers In
e way OF selections t6sa .t any former period during
tho present Year Tie market 10 stin quict We noto
aud choise Is1{Aloc goit. 80 y '-e',fit' = fo
COrTon-Waa again dull and held ponsIIv Al 91o To-
Nlddlng Upland. e ..EEl -''-''o.t'oo ~ too
yed ooFod on ohangc though Sers Ee.o .oSos hoia
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MILL FEED: Supply light demand faE and pfSe. nc.
good do G6aS7e; .oitra hoavy oia7oc per bushel
ssE Sog Of gnohins doing In refined in
bond noe is held moro FIRMLY at tsa.eo gallon.
o 's ss. no
sale load Today Of loc for ooso picked DO arc
oriers which aro cd at iOaloo for City smoked; good
Western arc held nt 0,c not caah Sides nro steady at
iSE CITY da l9H
ron lots. W serl Lard In erces lSHalsHo latter for
RIoE~oontinaes quIO, but hold arm al tl2Hal2lc for
primo Carolina. Rnngoon Ia steady hold At 9SasHe;
We quote for lots from dcalcrs Liverpool Fino 81 10:
Ground Alum 81 10 sacf and Turks Island 6sa6oo
BuoAn-Wo notice n nrn market though fcw sales TO.
ported hhds Cuba at 12o; is DO Porto luoo at
~ 10 oar eo or
bond but quote tho latter held a: 3sassc = gallon.
[from as NeD Pork Shipping Lt,Ll
FInAscR AND TaApE-Tho volume Of business con.
aufs OF .Se to ShsS EaSe secs
still a conspcuous fcaturo In commercial ctrclcs. The
S s %
no serious drawback TO Cotton and Tobacco. good fall
nas ,hi,g m' abort OF Te.oEson of tho lead
Ing agricultural crops to their normal proportions
LII .nfcs 10 royvo the business tho country. Ii
rue that commerce cannot DO placed upon tts for
hcn interI,5sod shall boon removed but with the
inbors OF the husbandman fully rowanled, wo shal
probaty hear lttls Uf commercial depression. Under
tcso tho chooring accounts that como
us from tho agricultural distcs arc hailed with acclaim
alton ss to harbnger Of Dettor limos Meanwhile foot
proIuc continue 10 shrink iD value the ainlculuc,
] fctsrcn employers and employees tF9 fading away
fscturing districts has nppnrontly beSn rcashsf
Tho rccuporaiion may. perhaps. be allow; but
Syl bo RrnufyinH " surv, Tho money market is Itt
Too close for coniort among The trading casscs and
truls wcro no: very dull tho contnusd transfer OF cur
r.nny from tho banks to tho SubIrcasury could lot fAi
to ho nrducuyc Of great sn:cncythe resuli. It sspr
posed of large sales OF In o1cess Of Hb
i
tiires OF compounds This difference Is over s2oUo1
300 aud tho effect hna been 6 mako loannbio capita
scarce ratios much higher thnn theS woHd othe9He
be- 0n call, per cent is the leading rao. c.sount
ranging from 10 for high grades Of paper and to
Tor second class patnes Foreign EIcAapgo continue
frm gold has ruled remarkably sesay, closing
l3GH.
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COMMERCIAL.
ExpnrIA.

NEW yoRK-Pcr steamship Moneka-395 bales Cotton,
100 bb!s Rosn: 100 bales pomssucs 81 bales Wsasc,
16o pcckAgea. 1850 bbls and l39 crates Vegetables.
ANORTHRRH PORT--Per schr Nellie TnrboI-l0I 600
feet Flooring Boards.
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Tho charleston Cotton Market.

/. OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NBWS,,
CHihtKsroH, Wednesday Evonlng. June IL, 1861.
Buyers generaly in search OF Tho botter grades
which sellers not cfering at present rates. Tho
market wss in consequence, nearly at aiandi aal.s
only 40 'balessay at 24Hc aud Is Oh private torms
We quote Middllng nominally at 2tHS2sa
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THALBER9.
GOTTHCIIALR. .

loonhdar Chinfe ering q Rons' Pianos beyond com.
pAriion. tho best hAys ever seen in America.
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8. T.--188a-X.

"a sfnile was on her up-health san In Ler looS
1treogth was In hef atep, and In her hands-P1iHTi
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WILMINGTON market,

WILMINGTON. June u.-TuapKRIIrH-lhe market
rules quiet ut former prices. Snl OF l96 bbs IS fr
virgin and yellow dip. and 81 80 for hard. p $50 fss
Bf1RTTs TunPEEr1rE-Ruleo arnicr, and the price
H61Kc, and 1ss do ton shpbeasd) at DO y gallon.
today Of 72l bbls st 90 for black % IS
!, and t6 for Pale. :. - :, D =. '--o'
TAITiiao sdy.need 900. and lot Of 50 bbis rocesod
TE1ur1-ales Of four RATS at saao for lair. and so p
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PORT CALENDAR.
MARINE NEWS.
FORT OF oHAnLp sTos 9
Arrived Yesterday.

lott SiS e s'S Md1 II
SS Sxses. GS.sssa S.ssz 3 Al = SsidEs ssisz
Fcldman Douglass Miller; steamer Dlntator Fergu.
son Holmes. D Flaming Go, D RnnIe " Cur
man & Co. II Hubbard, Holmes, Book Store. Capt x
Hughes. Holmes caldar. @ Hoppock. A ning,
Kirtpatlck, W Kinamas, Mrs II KNOCKS. " 7 Knob =
lock, Mnrshal McRlhoee, Moffett l. Boyle, Man
ssn 6 Msesey 1SeI oRe Sta soa c. SNs Mas ossn
dorr Co Panknin,J J Russell, q W serens 4 CO. L
Theresa, Their SLOAN stol. Webb 4 Go. N n scoylIe,
Street Street, BrSe re C. WssenS5: Heath Mo1soes WIZ
others. - y - - Anu
steamer v Frazier Torrent Edsto and Rockville;
- Steamer Pilot Boy McNelty, Savannah, via Hilton
Head, Head beaufort % &C. Md Mdze 70 Ferguson Holmes,
Cleared YeItertiay. ~.
Steamship Monein MarshmAn, New YoTk-Jno Thed
sosf Ssiiie Tsrboz. pondle'en, aNorthern rcr-H F
- Wont to Sea Yesterday. .,ri,! !
6teamship Moneka, Marshnaan New York. t,
sisit Cleared for this Port. y..;,; |
schr Daniel Chase, Mitchell. at Baltimore June 8.
Memoranda.
DInEoT TnkpH.-Tho Wilmington IN O. journal, OF
yesterday, has the following, ~
noI The DI,h brig wsr cleared nom this
si with cargo consisting OF 1887 bbs spirits tuFpen.
slaycs. valued IN all at $4,000 .rfe.! RpV
We would bc happy 70 chronicle evidanccs OF an IN.
crcnsed direct ade and trust that tho day not far dis
tant when Wilmington Will bo in frequent and direct
communication with tho ports OF tho Old World. i'
n :. s,.It'.t Ti-r..
List OF VESSELS
Up. CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
FOREIaN.
Dr bark File do rAir. Evans sailsd... May II
Snip ,. ,MnHthrop stewart uP...... Maj
Tho Trcphenla, Harding, sailed May 3
NEWPORT. EMO.
Ship Annie Kimball, Lincoln, sailed .. NAV ri
Tho Johannes. Ruter, saiiod Nav 10
schr Frazier Frazier sailed. May q
DoMEsTIo.
posIos. o.. s.t,ag.
Tho Whitney Long Hayes, sailed. AIny Is
6chr Maine Law, johnson, cleared. .......-. Juno
NEW YoRE.
Schf Lilly Francis, mp ..................hl May ~
schr Jonss Smith, Nichols, Juno
PHILADELPHIA
schr Bafor, Adams, ccnrod. ............... May 7
pAJTnsonK.
Schr Foaming Boa. North, cleared ;, (. lima
~. ~ aLniefs CLanner, up. ........ Juno
Sehr Danoi chase, Mitchell, cleared june
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New Orleans t1arkct.

NEW ORLEANS, Juno 7.-CoTroN-The publication.
this morning, OF Collector Slecdman's card notifying
slippers that permits for Cotton to be ahlpped
exhibited at his oco for inspection aud Identification
prior TO the peeipg OF the Cotton board the vessels
has exercised an influence decidedly operations
LIN faot IL brought the market 70 standsH The Cot.
ton trade OF the city nond suffer incalculabs injury
from rigid enforcement OF this order henco II s that
urge such modification will not only enable our
merchants to ship their cotton but Of the samo Time.
enrny fulfill the object In ita issue. Under
these circprnEanees the buainess to-day has been Of
$50 baie. akon by s1 brokers' at rguiar but easier
prices the larket however, closing completely un.
geted that w6 aro again obliged to omit quotations.
The sslcs for tho paat thrco dsyB embrace $500
bhles, making total for tho week of 11,I0O bales
against 1926 last week and OssO tho week before
Tho rocsipts proper during tic past week feIcludnR The
arrivals rom Mobile Florida and Texas. which arc In.
cuded In their respective statemcnts comprise $3.50
bales against 1908 last week. showing decrease Of
bae5 Tho weeks exports amount TO B7I bales 2T36
OF which were co.stwso and ll1sS 10 foreign ports.
BrATEMEsT OF COTTON
Htock on hand sepembor J. 1866. .baIcs l02 os2
neceiVe9 u-uny ....................... 610
Received previously 738 7yI-TSo 991
Additional bales mAdo from wrecked, loose
and damaged Cotton, pickings, sampies
1s.s13-76271l
ss41ps
Exported proriouAly. .762, ,935-7Gi 7so
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CARP

1t Ii With feolings o. pride Amor psnuIaotu.sss
that He publish the following tesmuatas Which h.yo
bcen reoaiVcd By us roconty:
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TIE HERALD

rs Published WEEKLY AT NEWpERRY @. a., AT
l. % Per annum. and, having q largo circuistiou
through all the uppor and loHer Districts OF tho Slate
Affords great advantages 10 adrertisara-
Raes for edyeitdng yeY reasonable-for which appIy
10 our Agent NJ =. y. aI1DkfS, ~ the Mills House.
GROA T. i 4 II. anKHeKER
N0venh& krN~S Nlh Rfopneiora
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8S 5 s
IS sszsS s e asi&1MS q EISI; 3s
GIVE 1T A FAIR TRIAL

1HHIs SOAP REQUIRES ONLY TO DE USED TO
Il provo iis superior qualify Use II a. you Womb
any common Soap. Tryh and you win bo conyine"S
that tn suporior 70 any other article In market For
Manufactured Sy TXY2on YOUNG. No. 1856 From,
NJ - 4. aRUBER MARTIN.
No. go King strcet
r.... III! Il. BISUH0ER CO.,
'lt t."'tl"' - @" No. 1877 Eah4 Bay
Il GRO. W. WILLIAMS CO. - 4
- rtss Ctrnef Church and Hayno stresta !
DOWIk NOISE, DrugaisA
No. l61 Meeting street
Jsnuarys wpntmo
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$4,000 PIANOS,

In tho construction Of which thsy have introduced eTsry
fnoSn and valuable impro,emtnt They hays nvsIls.
bly, been selected and used b.; all OF The vorld,s oo.
knooteoed great artss who hsye yisited this oount
professionally, both for privsts aud public use,
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ptoCI Ou D00I0
Tho exports comprise 1859 bales Boston and asS for
New Yrk. -
Cons.-Thero was active demand to-day, but n
lower prices for mxed those for white arc unchanged
Wnite corn ia scarce, "a primo mi1ed but thcro is
good stock hand Of ordinary to r mixed which is
not wanLod White and Prime mfIed are in request
Tho tnlos to-day embrace 19.I17 sscks, which 1880
daGed at C5 5000 damaged ct 70 40 ordinary at po
600 on private terms 1000 mixed md do at 81 TO- 900
mixed I l2H 1000 do at 81 i2k, 1920 sacks Ut 81 is
for mixed IL for yollow and 81 20 white; AS whio
and yellow OF 81 H. 1900 81 Is for yellow and 81 40 for
White st u 2o, $500 and 5000 do at 81 20 q bushoJ
saos 70 goo sacks; receipts b8 6 exports
rates .ro e Per ID for cotton by steam for Now York and
Bos.on; 20 ior Phiadelphia Steam for Now York and
Boston 400 Per sack for corn 00o per Dbl Tor our ard
81 20 for pork and 810a1l hhd for tobacco siean,
for liverpool "a for cotton; sai I'd For Mavro iXc.
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LONDON, 1uly 70, 1853.

Httfrf. CAiekerin1 q Som: ...
aKsIs: Ihlye just boon Invited By Mosus oolari TO
try Grand Piano-forts Manufactured by you, aud
have heslton in cndotsing the opinion OF my old
friend, Mr. O. D. Ool.rd, viz: That Il Il tho nneat In
strunnentI I ever played on.
Bellsvs mo, gcnusmen, most f,ithfulIy yours,
------ -.. IL I,L BAT1Qd |.
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4 fsv bottles OF PLlsrA1Ion lJrrrxna ~, ,,t
WILL cure Nervous HeAdachs '!I!t " :.
Gold EItremitos aud Feyerish LipA
Sour Stomach and Estld Breath M
Flatulency and Indigestion.
Nervous Affections. ~. f'l#-t rt E.
:. Excessive FaugusA and Short Brssth.
Pain oyor the Eyoa.
Mental Doapondency.
ProsIxcon; Great Wealneu ~ -..- =
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Mobile Market

Mobile Market,
MOBILE, Juno 6.-CorroH-Therew Was ooo., ao,,,,.
this morning. Tho market opened nrm at 2to FOR ISa
dlings, but closed quiet and easy under unfsyor.hs
Liverpool acoounts. Sales 800 bales
MONETARY AND FIshRcIAI~-Wo quote. Gold 1aa1.
1915 stering-s1ty days lte, and sight lat; New Yosi
bight-checking HaX premium, ard BUYING ksK Ala
oounti Francs SS6i Now Orleans Sight par. -
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TEAPUS CURANDI DIFFER NON IN AkNUSl
RODRIGUE's
p1r],,,S!QNIC ELiiSS!!a! SPECIFIC.

11on THE CURE or CONSUMPTION PAINS IN tMh ,ri
II CIiEsT AND SIDES. DIFFICULTY IN BnEEata BnEhfm-
INC. BRoNcHTTIs, 0ArAnnn. ASTHMA. n Hnnvs sooahs'
UESONRIAGE md all Affections oi the bunGe' ., Al,
This great r,yiyifycr iB offered 10 tue puons @ & %n
who will avail themselves Of its remeGu power ' ~
Il only requires lair trial TO confirm its in ,an
agency In dilruaing through each chsunel OF the h.
Organization o restored vitality inysorsses and EN-
bues the Lungs with Il, aiul easticy restores WARMTH
which is their essential element; rouses The sluggish yes
scls into activity; lcals tho Affected lobes; purles nia
enriclcs the blood; regulates tho circuaiion induces
FREQ and easy respiration and cxpcls through It's admin.
atrnon and every coucomltapt sordcr present IN
the malsdy recognized as Consumption, aud hi'horto
doomed hopeless and incurablo.
This compound ~ perfectly safe, possessing neitler
narcotic emeuc properties which unfortunately aro
always oploycd essentials In ovcry preparation for
Cough or Lung nicclion-a mistake which too onon In
It's Irritating dcbitanR consequences, only con-
ducos much gouc: arrangement Of tho system. de-
sroying appetite and creating injurious nervous eI-
ccment, iugmentng suffering With frequent fntai re-
quits. =,
Specific the IN stresaing Cough yicls difficulty In
breathing aud IaAH anu soreness aubsidc. hemorhagc
ls arrested and health and strength re-cstablshed.
81 PRICE FOR SINGLE pOTrLE t1.23.
Sold by tho Proprietor, northwest corner SOCIETY
| AND MEETING STREETS, and tho principal Drusgists
Aorl1 ~
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Among the chiefpointa OF o1oeonco of The UhIcfsr.
ing Pianos Of whoh speak tho renovned artists their
oonRrAtulAtory testimonials to the Messrs Chcio
tho grnAtait possible depth richness aud volume Of
tonet combined With rare brtlAney, elssrness and
perfect evennoss throughout the entire sczlo. and
aSoys sn aurprllng dgr5Iop Of sound. tho pqrp and
sympstSeds asa!ty e Which neTsr ehaagsA ahtff s3
Daring tho pas forsJhtes yssrs this nrm has mann.
soturod
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THALnaNo's OPI5IuS.
consider Ohictnrlng & Sonn' Ptnnoa beyond com,
psrlaon, tho beet hAvo IN hine, lea.
H. TllAI,lIER0,
Chairman Of Jury on Musical InstruInon
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PHILADELPHIA, 10th Month, l7th DAY, 1851
RksrIoTEp fnHNpi-My daughter has beea much
benented BY tho of thy Plantation BittorI T5ou
Wit sand me two bottles mora
Thy fisnd, ABA UURRIH, !
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JdRt<s n. Rtln, Eiq.: III - -.
M DIip SIR: Al you arp going bscS to the UpItod
atates. nnst beg J6h to ber ms lihais u Ihe
Messrl. ohiekeithR. Tell tHeh Twas d5ii8itsd uIih
their Grand PIino-forte-aI good an i.ItrvusrL iuf
a. sodf turasi out, boLh IN touch andkT.
Wishing you, hc remain everIl Iy, =.
II. 2. DROaDWoOD,
FiIm Of 7. Bro.dwood . sons, plsao-fotts Manutsc.
turerr, London. :. \ : =
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Tsst W.
INVALUABLE. It in
creases { h o quantity
and improves tho quail
.ty Of tho III ILK. It
has been proven by ac-
hlal, experiment 10 In
creose tho quantity oI
MILK and q r Z A II
twenty per cant, aud
mako the BUTTER
farm and sweet. In ht-
tenfns cattle, It 81 We
them an appetite, o
thrive much hBter.
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EUROPEAN TESTIMONIALS,

LONDON, January II, 1864
Mt DxiR RM: have great pleasure In sahing youto
convey 70 Hosars Ghieieripg the efpre s;op dI l3{
highest appfovN Of their Instrument IT isf cotif6eR
mot merely tho beat instrunet Gf american n,annfl6
ure that have tried, but OF tho ueat Grand pano
fortes that has over Under my observation; ind
tho Mcssrs. Ohietertn9 may woll bo Proud of harig
trtrsa OF fnan t.sir paspyfjstasy s1 inPtnnent
would bs veFJ diaisplt 10 tnff,sa 10 any taa o ip
Doar siE, very uinserei, yurs,. "A
CHAB d. OOL.LARD, b.
FIRM Of oolEd qeilard Piano-forts Manufacturers,
London.