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Rostop Root and Shoe Market.

BOSTON March G.-There has been frmer ana Des'
ter feeling in the market the past week. and sales nave
Generality of goods while some lines arc slightly ad-
nced on last weeks rates. The trade has had rather
hard trial for past six weeks iu 80 dsposng OF gooas
AZ not to net profit on the wrong side of the ledger
prices having from the commencement OF the spring
trade been depressed to point at which It o was pos
sibe to manufacture. In consequence OF Wncn coh-
siderable retrenchment took place in the manufacturing
towns which has kept the market from being greatly
overburdened. ~..:, avn
again being commenced but mostly on the heavier
Of work suitable for the foil trade being evident teas
the stock of spring goods is ample for the demand lol
sent rather for the heavier grades OF goods OF a oe
scrptons, which have commanded better prices t tnan
light pump sole work For @,sses ana q I"y ys
preference over pebbed the latter having failed in many
cases to give satisfaction in wearng The shipments fcl
the week haYs been 24506 cases. an increase OF abou
1000 over last year. and $500 more than at the same time
last year.
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COST R,S'
CELEBRATED -
BISHOP PILLS..
SARATOGA
''EXCELSlIOR" Spring WATER.

1lHE WATER OF THIS SPRING rs BELIZE! Ed Io
i be unequalled by that of any other In the aramed
valley of Saratoga s virtues such have secured
it the high encomiums of all who have used It, possess
Ing as It oes in eminent degree catharic, diurec,
Alternative and tonic qualities. r..
From SAMUEL HENRY DICKSON, NJ. D.; Professor
Practice OF Phydc, Jefferson Medical CoIcgc, Pha-
delphia, formerly of Charleston, 8. c.:
PHILADELPHIA, November IT, 1855.
have been for year or more past in tho habit Of
taking the water of tho Excelsior Spring Of Saratoga
Accustomed during the great portion Of my invalid lite
to use the different waters Of the several fountains which
boil up along that remarkable valley, dependent indeed
upon them Tor much ofthe comfort enjoy, am SUITS
fed that the Excelsior Water is as we'll adapted as any
other among them If not more to tho purposes for
strongly inprenaed with tho carbonic acd, lively and
sparkling = = can heartily and conscicnhously
recommend 1t to all who need gcntlc catharhc anu
diuretic SAMUEL HENRY DICKSON, M. d.
The Water is put up In Pint and Quart bottles and
packed in good order for shipping, Pints IN boxes "
four dozen each and Quarts in boxes Of two dozen ec
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Brig Nellie Mitchell

1se1 t0h1dence, and 6tAte tHclr c0W-
plants In full, as We treat all Female Complaints,
and prepare Medicines suitable for all diseases to
which they are esubject-Thrty-two page pamphlet,
in o sealed envelope, free.
The Cherokee Pills are sold by all druggists at 81
per box, or six boxes for s.; or they are sent BY
mail, free Of postage in an ordinary letter, free
from observation, by addressing the sole proprietor
Dr.. W. R. MERWIN, 81 Walker st., N. Y.
B.-Cherokee Pills No. Q are prepared for
special cases, when milder medicines fall these
are sent by mail free Of postage, on receipt Of q,
the price Of each boa.
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=. aScu, C'usluS tuo uoI oloou Va
AZ s Phcn1T rises youth to course the veins, res
Jro" Ms ashss O. s rs toring the Organs Of Genera
gre, Ga.sn n,o goss tio remorin0 lpotency and
rhis EHrtr Tsiuvsn. De5iIity restoring 1fanliness
ate the oyste,i, and and iiU Uigor, thus proving
overcome disease. perfect "E2irfr of Love-" re-
moving SteriIity and Barrenness in both sexes. To
the young middleaged, and aged there Is nogreater
boon thnn this Elixir Of Life" It gives new
lease Of lIfe causing the weak and dsbiitated to
system to thrill with joy and pleasure.
Price, one bottle 81; three bottles IS; sent BY
express to any address.
Our medicines are sold and recommended by oil
respectable druggists in every part Of the civilized
globe; some unprlnclpled dealers, however, try to
deceive their customers by selling cheap and worth.
less compounds in order to make money. Be not
deceiyed-ask for these medicines sad take no
Others. If the druggist does not keep them, write
to us aud We 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 OF gentlemen are
afflicted Address all letters for medicines, pamph.
lets, or advice, to the sole proprietor, q
DR. ". B. MERWIN, 81 Walker St., N. 7.
Msy 26 mwf 1yr
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CHEROKEE PILLS,
Or Female Regulator,

Cur. Suppressed, Epcessiue and
Painful MenStruntion, Green
Sickness, Nervous and Spinal AE
Jections, Pains s1a the Back, Sick
Readache, GiddinesS, and all dis.
eases that spring from. irregularity,
by removing the cause and all the
effects that arise from It. They
are perfectly safe in all cases, eu-
cept achen forbidden by direc-
tons, and are ensy to administer,
as they are nicely sugar coated.
They should be in tho hands Of
every Maiden, Wife, and Mother
in the land.
Indiaa cnn nddraaa M In ,anrfant
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Consigneea per South Carolina Railroad
March II.

sss bales Cotton. 1853 bags GRAIN cars Lumber CAT
Wood, and Sundries. To Graeser, Lee Smith GO, "
Lebby, Reeder, Adams Frost & Co, W Dowlng, IL
Goldsmith & Son, Klein, G Graham, II Rods ers
Co. RAgent g W Williams Co, @ Walter + Go, s:5
Hams Thurston Holmes G Courtney 4 Co, Wallace
L Bro W Desportes, n Israel, Smith, Sisters OF
Mercy. CosgroYe, Fraser & Co, E yelling.
Consignees per Northeastern Railroad,
March IL.
267 bales Cotton, cars Lumber 40 bags Cotton Seed,
20 bags Peas bbs Sugar, Mdze &c. To Adams, Frost
Co, j Wigfal, G Pritchett, Panzerbetter & GO,
z Ryan MoWry l. Co, Graeser, Lee, Smith co, MoWfy
L CO, G " Williams & Co. Kendall Dockery, screven
Nisbet, Mordecai l. Co. q Rodgers & Co, and Order.
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Savannah Market.

SAVANNAH March 9-CoT1oNLThe malRes PIT lpr tt1e M
ton to-day very dull and unsetteo win d TI' a.
trenes ranging from 27a2sAc the latter for Strict Mid
ding.
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wexv York Dry Good Market.

The engagements Liverpool 300 bales cotton at "a
8dn15Sd; 100 tierces beef at Ss and tons parahne ~
92g Cd. 10 London, 100 herces beef, ut Ss Cd
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Ohlckeriug h Sons Pianos superior to any

IoonHder 0hickeriug l. Sons Pianos superior to any
In the world.
They unrivaed for their singing qualities and for
the harmonious roundness of their tone. There 10
perfect honogeneity throughout all the registers The
upper notes remarkable for olearness and purity
which do not find In any other instrument while the
base IL distinguished for power without harshnesn ano
for magnificent sonority.
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GAR d.

is with feelings of pride American manufacturer
that wo publia tho following testimonials, which na7e
been received by us recently:
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cHER0KEE INJECTION.

does not fail to cure Gonorrhea Gleet and all Nu.
cous Discharges in Male or Female, curing Ttcen
cases IN from one to three days. and Is especially
recommended In those cases OF FtuGF A1ots Or
Whites IN females. The two medicines used IN
conjunction will not foil to remove this dlsagreeaoIe
COMPLAINT and In those cases where other tneoclnes
have been used without success.
Price. Remedy, Ono Bottle, &2, Three Bottles y.
"a. Injection, {" 92, -
The Cherokee Cure" {" Remedy" and "In3ec.
tio,, are to be found in all well regulated drug
stores and are recommended, by physicians ana
druggists oil over the world for their intrinsic worth
and merit. Some unprincipled dealers, however,
try to deceive their customers. by selling cneap ano
worthless compounds,--in order to mage money
in place Of these. Be not deceaued. II the drug.
gists will not buy them for ys;., wrtc to US, ana we
will send them to you by express, securely pacSeo
and free from observation We treat all diseases 70
which the human system Is subject, and wiii oe
pleased to receive full and explicit statements rom
those who have failed to receive relief heretofore.
Ladies' OF gentlemen address us d. peyect cor.
.fdencs. We desire to send onr thtrty-tWG page
pnmphIet free to every Indy and gentleman IN tne
land Address all letters for pamphlets, medicines
or advice, to the sole proprietor, e
0Dr, ". R. MERW1N. 81 Walker st" n. 7.
NAV "A thstu1yr
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WEIILI.

Your Pianos are superior to any have ever seen N
this country or II Europe
Ihave never heard tone 30 perfect; It yields every
expression that IL needed In music and Its quslsy ID
capable OF change to meet every sentiment Ihls ls
power and Ia derived from the perfect purity o.
Its tone together with it's sympathetic elastic ana wen
balanced touch.
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EUROPEAN TESTIMONIALS.


Reoesued during the month Of Aug..s, 1865.
y! = LoNpon, July 26. 1867.
Nrssns OH1cxRarsa 4 SoNs-Gents: have much
pleasure in enclosing document signed by the hrst
composers, musictanP and professors In Europe heid
ctel that felt my duty to take Of them with me
TO Europe to ascertain the opinion OF my professional
brethren. The enclosed certificate :iu prove now
unanimous they have been on the subject. beg to
forward at the same time, letter received trom my
friend, MIR. Collard, which am sure must ae graeiV
ing to you. ..,,,,,,
,-..-,7-l.- -: JAMES II. WEHLI.
LoNpoa. January IA, 1855. T.
MY DEAR sm: have great pleasure In asking youto
convey to Mesars. Chiokering the expre. sion OF my
highest approval OF THAR instrument is, conMder
rs that have tried but OF the Huest Grand Piano
forses that has under my observation; ana
the Messrs. Chickerin9 may well be proud OF having
which, for touch, quality, power and workmanship It
would be very difficult to surpass In any part OF the
wide world.
Dear 'i'' very ''n''ssy osxs' yCd5s; D. ;oo1LAHD.
Firm Of Coard oollard, piano-forse Manufacturers,
London.
LONDON. August a. 1855.
Jamec n. Wehh, Esq.,:
NY DEAR sn: As You are going back to the United
States. must beg you to remember me kindly to the
Messrs Chiokering Tell them waa delighted with
their Grand Pano-iorte- good On tnstr>nent hHt,
a, wageper turned out, both IN touch cadtcr
Wishing sou' &c. remain a oysRn sFn. Ty; Hwoop
Firm of l. Brosdwood b Sons, Phno.forte Manufac'
turers, London. ...3-e,.,,.
- - - -. LONDON. July 40, 1866.
Kss,r,. Chtesering d Sons:
GENTS: have inst been invited by MeBsrs OOlard TO
try Grand Piano-forte manufactured by You, aud
have no hesitation In endorsing the opinion OF my old
friend Mr. O. D. Oosrd VIZ That 1t Is the finest In
strument ever played on.
Believe me, gentlemen, most faithfully yours,
7snonials from. e nsost dis,g,sAed Artists Europe
to Aessrs. Chiekcring G Sons:
LONDON July rs, 1866.
Having played upon Piano.forte made by Messrs
Ohickering 4 Sons, Of Boston and New York, have
much pleasure In testfyng TO It's general excellence
For sweetness and brillAnoy OF tone. delicaoy Of
touch and magnificent power for concert PURPOSES
consider it really GRAND P1ANo-FoHTE, AND DECIDED
IL THE BEST HAVE BEEN OF AMER1oAN MANUFACTURE.
aRABasa asRaRSE aSDDAhD' aIq13 aIFspb PEaGNGL 5hH
y y6IRs Raha BENEDICT. 5. lsRsaa MosoaEEss sIssA'
n. ". BALFE. Prof. Of ConserVatoire de
SHas SRtsIHA HA5I5 R15aAnDs AE4HTk Is1Sns oHAppr1
| RENE FAVAkdER Director OF Monday Con-
SYDNEY SMITH. certs, London,
Among the chiefponts OF excellence OF the Chcker.
ng Panos Of which speak the renowned artists In teir
coneratulatory testimonials to the Messrs Ch1ckeing
are the greatest possible dspth richness and volume OF
tone. combined with rare brilliancy, olearness ana
perfect evenness throughout the entire scale; and
above a surprising duration Of sound the pure and
sympathetic quality OF which never changes undes the
most delicate OF powerful touch. .
During the past forythree years this drm ha8 manu-
&otured
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10000 PIANO O5,

In the construction Of which they have introduced every
known and valuable improvement They have invar1a'
bly, been selected and used by all Of the worlds as-
koYdaed great artists who have visited this country
professionally, both for private and public use
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THALBERG.
GOTTECHALK.

consider Chiokering & Sons Pianos, beyond com"
parlson, the best I have ever seen In America.
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POZNANs SKI.

During the past eight years have constantly plsyea
upon the justly celebrated Erard Panos yours IRE te
only instruments that have found either here or In
Europe to equsi them in al their points OF excellence
1t may be satisfactory to our patrons ana iriends
among the public large state that Testimonials nave
been received from all the leading artists VINO nave
visited residing In the United Satea 10" OF
whose names besides those above, we append:
LEO DE MEYER. GUSTAV SATTEK.
ALFRED JAEL. j. BENEDICT.
II. sANDERSON. NJ. STRARO6CH.
B. HOFFMAN. JULIEN.
ARTHUR NAPOLEON.
And many others.
~ ILLUSTRATED ALBUMS AND PRICE LlSTH
SENT BY MAIL.
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Wilmington Mo rket.
March 8.-TURpENTn'

WILMINGTON, March 8-TURpENTnE- Receipts
light and market firm Sales Of 12l bbls at 81 70 1or
yellow dip, and So 80 for hard ib 2s0 TBS.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-Sales of 80 bbls at b2 Genus T.
gallon. - 40 1887
RosNSnles of 3s= bbls at So 12k for common; - 1914
a3 25 for strained common, and S3 80 for NO =.
TAR-Has further declined shade and rs Dpis soio
at 81 65 q Dbl.
No oher transactions reported.
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Dr.. W. R. MERWIN, 81 Walker St, N. Y.
DR.. WRIGHT'S
REJUVENATING ELIXIR,
Or. Essence Of Life,

- &: { e: &; {; &: !:
kho hot -
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1hc Charleston Cotton Market.

IIrn.nfine no bbls Rosin, 81, $50 feet Hewn Tim,
ber, l34 tsct Flooring Boards. 1912 feet Sawed
| Ck,H
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COMMERCIAL
EXPORTS.

Imports.
NEWPORT, ENG-Per Br bark Norton-7oS tons haal'
road Iron, to Order.
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The market was Inactive and In most TRANSACTIONS tn'
rates were half cent lower sales l4 Bales W. % az
&C. 1s at 27 IT ut 271:; II at %, and at Zs7a "e
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THALBBRG's OPINION.
consider Ohickering b Sons Pianos, beyond coT'
usrison the best have seen In America
8. THALBERG,
Chairman of Jury on Musical Instruments,
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THE OUTBREAK IN IRELAND.

We copy the following from the cable dispatches
to the New York papers, being more full than the
meagre abstract the Associated Press transmitted
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LONDON. July 40, 1866.

Nessrs. ChtcSerina d Sons:
RHTs: have just been invited by Msssrs Oollard TO
try Grand Piano-forte manufactured by you, aud
have no hesitation In endorsing the opinion OF my old
friend Mr O. D. Collsrd viz: That 1t is the finest In
strumentI ever played on.
Believe me, gentlemen, most faithfully yours,
-as-- = !. L. HATT0E.
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PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. March 9.-FLouR, &c.-The market for
Western and Stnte -four opened dull for the low grades
frmer feeling for all grades, without marked improve
meut, however.
The sales are 1900 bbs at So 45a9 rs for Bnperfne
State; 50 65a 80 extra Sae 50 35a10 86 for the low
grades of spring wheat Western EXTRA $40 36a 46 for
shipping Oho $1 80a12 Is for trade and family brands
of Ohio Michigan and Indiana and S12 st Louis
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LoNDoa, Friday, March Evening Irish
correspondent bf the London Times says Ireland
is full Of Iish-Americans, and urges that severe
punishment In their cases is imperatiyely neces-
sary. But he: adds that it Is very difficult to ap-
mahend them, for the people, though they give
Them no aid, refuse to betray them to the au-
thorities. He states that Col. Dunn led the Irish
instheir attack on. the station at Kimallock. He
concludesby saying that the present rising is con-
sidered failure in Dublin. ....ssi 81 - - - =,
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1867-11-15

his speed, till the hot steam of smoke
from the horses nostrilsappeared to min
gle with his very hair; and then wheel
ing suddenly he fired a round from a
revolver and the rider tumbled from
his saddle. The victim then renewed
his flight.
a mad yell ofgrief and rage broke
from the remaining troopers as they
witnessed the fateof their comrade, and
its effect was Immediately evident in
the augmented caution of their pursuit
for they gallopped afterwards in one
body, greatly retarding their progress,
so that Neil reached the river before
them. He paused not moment, but
plunged headlong down the steep bank
into the current, and struck for the
other shore. The Dragons discharged
their fire arms Intellectually, and gave
over the chase.
In few minutes Neil had landed,
and as soon as he felt satisfied that he
was perfectly safe, burst into an insup-
pressed convulsion of laughter, and
exclaimed: at will kill me, just to see
how astonished the yellow devils look
ed when hauled my revolvers out of
my bOOtS!"
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TRUTH.-Adhere always rigidly and
undeviatingly to truth but while you
express what is true, express it in a
pleasing manner. Truth is the picture
the manner is the frame that displays
it to advantage. If a man blends his
angry passions with his search after
truth, becomes his superior by suppress
ing yours, and attend only to the just
ness and force of his reasoning. Truth,
conveyed in austere AMI acrimonious
language, seldom has a salutary effect,
since we reject the truth, because we
are prejudiced against the mode of COM
munication. A man may betray the
cause of truth by his unreasonable zeal,
as he destroys its salutary effects by
the acrimony of his manner. Whoev-
er would be successful instructor must
become mild and affectionate friend.
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SELLING OUT CHEAP.-At the late
Alabama election il is said the RAIDS
shelled out Gland warrants" to the ne
groes without number. Any number
of acres would be given for a VOTE
Eyer vote and yer takes yer choice"
was the leading principle. The intelli-
gent voters folded their slips nicely,
deposited them in the lining of worn
out head coverings and departed for
the cotton patch dreaming of the good
old time 'Massa Rad" had promised,
and thinking he would like to vote
again on the same liberal terms. Their
visions were plenty of land and an
abundance of sheep, won by putting
a piece of paper in window. A few
days ago a number brought quite
quantity of these Gland warrnts"a to a
gentleman in this city, on whose plan
tatiOn they worked. They were in
need of ready money, and for small
consideration in greenbacks offered
him the ''deeds." He could not see it,
and the purchase was not otconsummated,
much to the sorrow of the negroes.
Who wants to buy Gland warrants"
cheap Columbus Sun.
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VALUE OF PERSONAL NEATNESS.-
Many worthy women, who would not
for the world be found wanting in the
manner of personal neatness, seem
somehow to have the notion that any
study of the arts of personal beauty in
family life is unmatronly. They buy
their clothes with simple reference to
economy, and have them made up
without any question of becomingness;
and hence marriage sometimes trans
forms acharming, trim, tripping young
lady into waddling matrOn, whose
everyday toilet suggests only the idea
of feather-bed tied round with a
string. For my part | do not believe
that the summary Punishment of the
graces from the domestic circle as soon
as the baby makes its appearance, is at
all conducive to domestic affection.
Nor do l think that there is any need
so doing. These good house wives
are in danger, like other saints, OF fall
ing into the error of neglecting the
body through too much thoughtfulness
for others, and too little for themselves.
If woman ever has any attractive
ness, let her try and keep it, setting it
down as one of of her domestic talents.
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OLD Cooper is Dutchman, and like
many other men, of whatever nation
ality, has wife that is ''some." One
day the old man got into trouble with
a neighbor, which resulted in fight.
The neighbor was getting the better
of the old man, who resisted his antag-
onist to the best Of his ability, when
his wife broke out with: "Lie still
Cooper ifhe kills you, I'll sue him for
damappS
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The following conversation occurred
between a graceless boy and his teach
er:
"What does your father do when he
sits down at the table?"
"He asks for the brandy bottle"
81 don't mean that. Well, then,
what does your mother do when you
sit down at the table? ?"
"She says she will wiring our necks
if we spill any grease on the floor"
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THE head of turtle, for several days
after its separation from the body, re-
tains and exhibits animal life and sem
sation. An Irishman had decapitated
one, and some days afterwards was a
musing himself by putting sticks into
its mouth, which it bit with violence.
A lady who saw the proceeding, ex-
claimed: "Why Patrick, L thought
he was dead" $50 he is, ma'am; but
the crdther's not sensible Of it,"