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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-08-28

REGISTRATION IN PIcKENs.-At Pickens G. H..
l09 persons woro registered. Whites, 81; coIorcd
%: Whites, -; colorcd, 10.
:, Neither race nro registered fully Tho lifo of
the Stnte depends upon tho intelligent nmong
TEeo,rcc Cpurip,.
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strength WAS in hor step. and in her hAnds-PIiHTi'
rIon BTTTKRA"
8. T.-1880...X.
fow bottles Of PLANTATION BrTTEn
SoIa E1.Isa:s ,H and Ei,ss Esys5t:h srs.ss Iip'
Flatulency aud Indigestion.
Nervous Affections.
Pain tho Eyes.
Mental Despondcncy.
Prostrsuou; Great Weafnels.
sallow Complexion, Weak Bowels ao
which Are sse ooMpaiNT Sysaehien AND pYspEps1A
It Is estimated that sevon tenths OF all adult hmSnu
proceed from diseased and torpid liver: Tho Snn
:on the on,ro syats@ and exhibit
long or hSss 'fe soss DS@aro
the world has ever produoed Rithn one year ever ~,
PLANTATION BITFfns and An Instance Of complaint
has come to our hnowledsei .,
mJiod 70 ali conditions Of life.
Tho reports that It relcs upon mineral substances lr
seiion Of the public and thss patient. msy consul
heir phyacisn. wo sppsnd St @ o s Snnsred
years In the treatment OF Fever and A8ne DysPepah
. s d shs EsSaoy o. Poru in
afterwards sold by tho Jesus for ne enormous PTee
ars 1'T and ass nnay made public by XVI King
Of France humboldt makes especial reference to ia
fobruge qualities during his Bouth Ameriean trnsela
U.soantII.a BlaK--Fof diarrhu., colo and diseases
| OF tho stomach and bowels
| OnAMoNI1H FLowrns-For cnfecbed digestion.
LAVENDER FIowfns-Aromatic. shmuiAnt ana tohio-
highly invigoratng In nervous debility.
| WISrRnanxEs-for scrofula, rheumntsrn. eto- .
muscle and milk; much used by mothers nursing
Also. oloSohuds, orange carra"ay' ooriAnoer' sne
cot, uto.
Another wonderful ingredient OF great use among
a1 m ,bs eonlsIion and Sri!lsney o Tho nino
known to the Of tho world. aud we withhold
It's name for the present.
IMPoRTAET CERTIFICATES.
RoonEsrrn. N. Y. Doccmoer ~, 1851.
Messrs, r. II. DnAkk & COL have boon great aui.
ferer Dyspepsia for three four years. and hsd 70
abandon my ADsut Ds 70 ,rss y rrsat 1oy
now nanrly q well man. have recommended then 10
several cascr, and. ~ far as know. always With sgnA'
benefit aU, respectuny You're, n,o,,,
PurI.pxIrH1l, 10th Month, l7th Day. 1857
RxspxcTrp PnIKKp-hiy daughter has boon much
benelted by the uso thy Plantation Bittorn. Thon
wilt rand mo two bottles moro ,,,
surrn.N uousr. CHICAGO. Ill,
February IL, 1868. !
MIssns P. q. Dn,Kh q oo.:-plsAse send ns snolhci
twelve cAaes Of your Plantation Bitters A morning
sppet.aT they spposr to nave superseded everything
''''' Yours, &c, GAGE q WAITE.
mand this articls which has not heretofore been
possble
perfectly pure standard OF tho PLANTATION brTTrna b'
departed from. Every bottle btdrs ne (ac-iinie Of
roT,aure sset Pdte en0ravno Or q eannsf Dc 9tH
une.
Any Pt-Ion pretending 10 il PLANTATION BrrrRRs in
bulk by ne gallon. s fondler aHd frPo'fer 6suar
of r<6iled boalef. See h1t Private Stamp is Urhu
rIIATIp <ptry cork.
Bold by all DruSgiss arooers and Dealers throughout
the country.
2. H. DRAKE & CO., New York.
ArriI ~ mwfflv
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The Charleston Cotton Marker.

OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS
CHARLESTON. Tuesday Evening, August 27. 1861. !
Tho demand yesterday mostly for good Cotton,
which sold at about previous prices, the transactions
amounting to 160 baics say 10 ut 25S 142 at 25f; at
2s aud bale Cotton at &c 4, lb. We quote,
Low
~
strict hiddln8.-. .-..................25xG26
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REoIsrnATIoN-Tho following was tho result of
registration in this city yesterday Whites, 5O:
colorcd 172 w
FoRDs MnL.--Threo days-whites, ST. colored,
23-tutal, 110-PhPnir
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WEDNESDAY, MORNING, AUGUST %, 1867.


From Bldek,roodI .Ha9a.ine.l
PRAXITELES AND PIIRYNE.
thousand silent years ago.
Tho starliI ut faInt and psic
Vas drawiDg on the sunset glow
Its soft nnd Ehalowy veil
When from his work tho Sculptor stayed
His hand. md turned 10 ono
Who Btcod beside hIm. half in Shade,
Said, with Bigh IT'S done. &"
phrync. thy human lips shall palo,
Thy rounded limbs decay.
Nor love nor prayers can uue.'t avail
To bid thy beauty stay
" But there Thy smile for centuries
On marble lips shall live
For Art can grant what Lovo Denies
And fix the fugitive.
" Sad thought nor nae nor death shnll fade
Tho youth of tlIfs cold bust
whcr the quick brain aud hand that male
And thou and !, are dust
When all our hopes and foars arc dead
And both our hearts are cold,
And Love Is like q tunp that's .,lsyel
And Life q tale thnt's told,
This counterfeit Of senselcas Bfonc
That no sweet blush can warm
The same enchanting look shall own,
Tho Bamo enchanting folm
And there upon that silent face
Shall unborn ages &C
Perennial youth, perennial grace,
And scaled serenity.
a d Btrangers when we elcep In peace
Shall say. not quito unmoyod
so smiled upon ProIitclcs
Tho PLryno whom he loved - W. ". g.
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&%SSSsNZ9.> ness, Htsterics In Femafef,
SAS4HGE i1%ietrsiaaa III %ereSa. nL;ia n;iSYaatA Asart and
=SNsE= stnrrs new life aud vigor to the
6nS>s9 aged, causing tho hot blood Of
~ hs Phrnfr Tfift youth to cnurso tho veins,
yT1n NI dnts y t m inring the Organs Of Genera
n. r Ijn1a 'f fon, fion. reuorin0 IrnTotency and
rhir Efirf, r.jursn It6kfty, reAforin1 Mdnline.s
5rt re sv,rr,n ond and ffH rf0or, thus proving
Overcome dtIea,e. perfect "Efrfr OF Lore" Io-
moving SteriiHy and Isarrenness In both sexes. To
tho young, middle aged, anil aged. there Is nogreater
bonn than thi, Elixir Of Life" II gtves now
icnse OF life causing the weak and dcbitated TO
have renewed strength and vigor, and the entire
systcm to thrill with Joy and pleasure.
Price, ono bottle &; three bottlea -; sent by
expires, 10 any address .
Our medicine, are sold and recommended By all
respectable druggists In every part Of the civilized
globe; some unprincirled dealers, however, try TO
deceive their customers by selling cheap and worth
les. compound. In order To mako money. Be not
deceiyed-Ask for these medicines rnd tako no
Others. II the druggist does not keep them, writs
Tn us and we will send them by express, carefully
packed, free from observation. We Will be pleased
% receive letters with full statements in regard to
Any disease with which ladies or gentlemen nra
std[cted Addreas all letters for medicines painph-
lets, or advice, to the sole proprietor. a
i1r W.R. MERWIH, 81 Walker g., N. Z.
Maya mvf ~
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PORT CALENDAR.
MARINE NEWS.
Arrived Yesterday.

stsamship sarssossa, rowoIl New York-Ieil salur.
day IL. MdLe. To Rayencl & Coz Southern EIprcsl
Co, Aairoad Agents, Albrecht, J 4 W II Armstrong, ]
Adger Co Hsohoh DerbuBse, " Boo b Co, II
B1ndes. II Blschon co. Z Bstos 4 Co, W II BIRD
GO. ZAP csldsell. Ghaiee, chisoim Bros, n
Baraey Co, Crano, poyleston Co, Clacius Wltta
= DAwson, b Deery, Due. Dezin1, Buriett Co.
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In the world. " AS
They are nnrfvaed for their singing qualities and for
Lhe nAfmonous roundness or their tono. rhere In .
peeet nomo9eneity throughout all the registers. The
which do not nnd In any othor instrument whs tho
bsse ID distinguished for power without hnrshness, and
for magnificent sonority,
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BARNWELL SENTINEL

rs AN EXCELLENT ADVERTISING MEDIUM. LET
l. Merchants and business mon try II for a few monhA
"No rIak no gain" Send on your cards and lncreas!
your trade ts TALL There's nothing to egunl Printer q
Ink-it has made many fortune.
Terms for the paper-s3 per annum, in sdyance.
Advertisements inserted st tho OF 81 per square
tN'elvo lines or fess for each insertion.
Cards of ten lines ess ct the rate Of el0 for thre
mon tbs.
Contracts By tho year for months allowing PRIV
ilese tf changing Oh moro favorable tarms Address
RDWAHD A. BRONSON,
Scyet ,brr l.. tub,,.I,l 81. Ictri.lur
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ELDER & BROWN,

ID MANUFACTURERS AND parRyr.
SMSM EE5 Of The celebrated COMBINATIONS
H8HAR&n CRADLE AND BABY TRNDRa. Pro.
polling Horses, and al kinds !, OF Roci.
.N Ing Hor,es, Invalid OhaIrs With doubls
y and singlo wheels, from S75 10 SiS,
Shlldfent Snfhsea, Fancy and Varnished wagons,
Fancy su !ee Invalid Carriages, made to order. Tnc1
rrorse. I'd Baby Roeisfs, aa. Ao., LIE slls Horses.
Depot, 80. ess BROADWAY. Hanuf.eto.y. Nos. 90.
sso. ~ q ga WEST STREET, HsV York,
oosooa thstaiyf
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CRISPER COMA.

: EnCbnlhcu tle fCFy lcaIt VIII HiIlu, :
CIsIsPER COMA,
For Cnrling tho Hair Of either Sex into Wavy
and. Glossy Ringlcts or Heavy Massive
Curls,
DY USING THIS ARTICLE LtDlR 3AND GENTLE
ID MEN eau beautiy themselves thoDsand.fold
s tho only article in tho world that Will curl straight
har. and ut tho time give II beautiful goasy sp-
Iearance The Crsper Coma not only tho hair but
nviguratca heautcR mud ccanscs IT, Us highly and do
shtfnlIy periumed and Is the complete article OF
Tie kind offered TO tho Amt hcan public Tie
CrIsper Coma will be sent 10 any address, sealed and
postpaid for 81.
Address all orders to
". L. CLARK & Co. Chemists,
No. West Fayette strset. Ryrscuse. N. Y.
March 80 1T
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DRUGS, CHEMICALS, ETC.
sIMILIA SiNIILIBUS CURANTUR.
HUMPHREYS
VfOm0rSDPhTIIIC SPECIFICS

rTAyE PROVED FROM THE MOST AMPLE EGPE
III RIENOE an entire BucceBH: Blmpe- -prompt-Em.
oient and Reliable. They tho only medicines per.
eotly adapted to popular uaeso simple that mastakes
cannot be msdo In using them; SO harmless ns to ne
reo nom danger efficient to be always rolia
bJe They have raised the highest commendston from
Ill and will always ronder satisfaction.
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TIIALB ER q.
GOTTSCIIALK,

consider Chickering Sons Pianos, beyond com.
pAfison, the beat have ever seen in America.
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haf Of either sex INTO savy rnalets, or hea,y ,.,
Ct Has boon used by tho faihIonsblcs OF ps,is M
London, with tho most gratifying results Does M t
Jury TO tho hair frco by mail scaled and pcstpsid ii
Descriptive circulars mailed frco. Address BERGER
SHUTS CO, Chemists. No. 2s5 River atreet, Troy,
\. sole Agents for the United States.
March so 10
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THE MARION STAR,

IL published at Marion s. C., In the central portion
tho country, aud Offers favorable medium to Ner-
chnns, DruRgs Mncliniats pnd all classes who dere
For the beneat Of advertising patrons, shal in
addition 10 subscription list which B constantly
crcasng publish and distribute gratutously 5000 extra
copies or Tho STAR during the business thIS
Fab.
Rates Of Advertising liberal.
W. j. MCKEIlAII.
November 20 Editor and PrOpretor
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CHEROKEE INFECTION,

doe, no. nil to euro aonorrhsn. oitsi and al NY;
cous Discharges In Nalo or Female, curing rscSnt
easo IN from one 10 three days. and Is especially
Iscommsuded IN those cases Of Fiuor htons or
WAffts In Females. The two medicines used 10
conjunction will not fall to remove this disagIseaole
couSpj,Int and In those where other medicines
ffys hpsp used without success
re RsgsaSS, sssast, oa' Bottle Three Bottles L
ghs Cherokee a Cure" HRsmfdy," and "E1jto.
1on" srs 20 be found 10 AZ veil regulated drug
Surrsts ali over tho woNd, for their inlnso worth
md msdL some nnphncipled dealers, however,
IN u decaiye their customers By selling chesp and
WORTHLESS eoruround,-in order 70 mako money
gi,i. will not buy them for ys;, vriss 10 1s. snd Hs
and FREQ from observation We trest all diseases 10
pleased TO receive full and explicit statements from
thoto who have filled TO reecIvo relief heretofore
Ladies or gentlemen can address US IN perfect con.
fds1ck We desire to send our thifty.two pags
pamphlet FREQ to every lady and gentleman ~ the
land. Address sli Iettsrs for pamphlets, modcineA
or advice, to the sole proprietor,
1Dr. ". B. kERWIN, 81 Walker Btu Il. z.
aa5 - tulyluth
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10000 PIANOS,

In tho construction OF which they have every
Known and valuable Improvement They have nvsris.
ply been selected and used By all OF the worlds 90
knoDed2td great artists who hsys visited thIs country
professionally, both for private und publIc use.
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DRUGS, CHEMICALS, ETC.

IA emilio Was on her np-heallh WAS In nor lool
strength was in hor step. and in her hAnds-PLiHf
rIon BTTrKRl."
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GA q D .

It With feelings OF pride American mnnufacn-ers
thst publish tho following eatimoi,iss, which havo
been received by recently
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EURoPEAa rk:sTlMUNLhLs,
Receiuea during The month Of Augun, 1860.

Received during The month Of August, 1860.
LONDON, July 20, 1867.
MERsRs OnIcKRnIsa BoSB-uents: havo much
pleasure In encoHinE document signed by the ir't
composers musicians aud procHsors In Europe. hold
yonr Pianos In Bnch high estimation tpde my certa-
cate) that felt my duty to ake Of tcn with
TO Europe 10 ASCERTAIN tho opinion Of rofr.!o
brethren. Tho enclosed certllcste will prove how
unanimous they have been the subject. hog to
forward At the t!ine letter received from my
friend. Sir. Cosrsl. witch must ho CRAFTY
INK TO you.
Ihase tho honor to bs. gontemon. yours very truly
JhMi9 81. TEHLI.
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JaneI N. Rthii, RI7.:
My DEAn STR: Al you going back 10 the UnIted
Htntea nurt beg you 10 remember mo kindly TO the
MeHsrs. Chickering Tell them I was dc'Eh1ch with
their Grand ptInoiorlo-ds good inftruaeai, mink
turaeI out. both ia touch dHdttr,.
Wishing you, &C., remain hyoru Ily,
III. L. GRUnpWOUD.
Firm Of I. Broadwood Sons. Piinc-forle hlanu:ao-
turers. London.
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. LUFDuN, july 70, IUBv
HeIirf. CAickerin9 d SoSI:
GERTs: have been invltrA by Mhsbrs Coiard to
try Grand Piano-iorte manufactured bv you, aud
havo hesitation in endorsing ;he opinion ms old
friend Mr. O. u. ColIArd That II ~ tho nedt In
strument ever played
HeiIevo me. grntlomen. most faithfully you're,
J. l.. HATTON.
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LoRDcS, January II, 1866.

Jdmef n. Wthii, ETC.,.
MY DIAN Sin: have groat pleaaure la aafng you.o
convey to Mcssra Ch'cter!ng tho o1pre' sion OF my
bighnst approval Uf their instrument consider.
not morey tho best iuslrutnent "f American mnnnfao
turs that have trcd hut Of tho HeTt Grand Plano
fortes that has under my observations and
the hessrs. Chckerius may we'll he prnuI Of having
turnod out from their nlainfacury MI instruments
would be very dicuIt 10 surpasB In any part Of ths
wide worl.
Dear nir. very sincerely yours,
UukS. ID. OOLLARD.
Firm Of uoaId Coard. Fisno-forte Msnniact ntsrs,
London.
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Ttitimonidlf from e mott disH9tlthed ArtiItt in Erop
10 4tirI. Caickeriu1 tt Soni:
LoSpor. July rs, 1883.
Having played upon piAno.iorto made by MeIra
Ohctering Sons. Of Boston aud Nov York. 1 hAye
much pleasure In tostifyug to Its general e1cecncs
For swestness aud brlllancy OF tone doicacy of
touch and magnificent power tor concert purposes,
consider II a realy GRlRD PIANO FORTE AND pKcIpsD-
Il THE BKsr HAVE sREs OF AMERICAN MASUFAorUnH,
ARADELLh GODDARD. IGIuLO REGONDI.
q. A. OSBORNE ALFRED JaELL.
W. KUHE LINDSAY SLUPRR.
JULES BENEDICT. -. MOSUuELEJ,
n. W. DALfE, Prot. OF Oansor yatoire de
CHAB. HALLE. Leipzig.
BRINLEY RICHARDS. lS, ARTHUR CHAPEL
RENE FAVAhUEk, Director OF Monday Gon.
SYDNEY BMlTH. certs, London.
Among the ohiefp OF excellence OF the ohlsfsr-
Ing panos Of which spsaf the renowned In lher
oongratulhory tsstmnials to tho Msssrs. Chckortng
tho greatest possible Depth richness vonme OF
tone, combined with Driliznry, cparness and
perfect evenness throughout the entiro scale; and.
above ALL surprising duration OF sound the puro and
sympathetic quality OF which ciangeB under the
moat delicate or powerful touch.
During the past fortyhfee years this arm has anu.
aotured
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DR.. WRIG HTS
REJUVENATING ELIXIR,
Or, Essence OF life,

Cures General DtbilifY, Wax.
ness. Mysteries In Femalsi,
&i3TitT.anat III TereSa. Ti&2saaHssa i&2saaHsart {. and
stnrrs ncw life aud vigor to the
The Portland daily press., 1867-09-24

The RIVERSIDE INSTITUTE. We amend a
list of the most valuable presents to be award
ed those who purchase stock, at one dollar per
share, in aid of the Riverside Institute, a home
for the gratuitous education of soldiers and
sailors orphans, from all parts of the country
under the management of the Washington
Library Company of Philadelphia The first
present is worth Forty Thousand Dollars; the
second Twenty Thousand Dollars; the third
Eighteen Thousand Dollars; the fourth Ten
thousand Dollars; the fifth Five Thousand
Dollars; the sixth consist of two worth Twen-
ty-flve Hundred each. The remainder are
valued as follows:--Two at Fifteen Thousand
Dollars each; one at Ten Thousand Dollars;
four at Five Thousand Dollars each; two at
Three Thousand Dollars ecah; three at One
Thousand Dollars each; twenty at Five Hun
dred Dollars each; ten at Three Hundred Dol
lars each; three at Two Hundred and Fifty
Dollars each; twenty at Two Hundred ana
twenty-five Dollars each; fifty-iiye aat Two
Hundred Dollars each; fifty at One Hundred
and Seventy-Five Dollars each; one hundred
and ten at One Hundred Dollars each; twenty
at Seventy-Five Dollars each; ten at Fifty Dol
lars each; and numerous other articles of use
and value, amounting to Eighty-Two Thou
sand Dollars, the whole making an aggregate
of Three Hundred Thousand Dollars worth of
presents, which will be distributed among the
shareholders, each share guaranteeing some
one OF the presents named above. In addition
to this, a handsome steelplate engraving is
given at the time of the purchase of the stock ;.
This engraving, at retail, could not be obtained
ior the amount paid for the stock. who will.
hesitate to aid noble charity on such terms.
terms Read advertisement en-
The Portland daily press., 1867-09-24
VarietieS.

This people living on one of the suburban
streets of Lille, France, were startled some
weeks ago by a loud report and a subsequent
jingling OF broken glass. A gas pipe was
found to have exploded, in consequence, the
director said, Of the high pressure caused by
the Examinations in honor Of the Emperor.
"A story is told about the late w. Hope, the
wealthy banker of Amsterdam, and one of his
purchases He had bought picture as Rem
brandt and given 1000 guineas for it. Finding
it did not quite fit the frame, he sent for car
penter to ease it little. While watching the
operation he remarked how wonderfully the
picture was preserved, considering that it was
nearly two hundred years old. THAT is i'm
possible" said the carpenter. "This wood is
mahogany-and mahogany had not been intro
duced into Europe at that time" Mr.. Hope
barnt the picture.
Burnt Face, Yellow Hawk, Two Lances,
IRON Horn, and Just-like-a- Bear are among the
delightful names of the aboriginal aristocracy
WIN wflom Gen. Sherman held an interview
at Fort Sully
-opanldlng OF Ohio,who has hitherto oppos-
ed impeachment recently said to Senator w ade :
81 shall vote never to leave our seats in Con-
gress until after the 4th of March, 1869 if we
should ever live to take them again.
In making excavations in Jamaica Plains
recently, the bones of several human beings were
discovered The spot was probably used as
graveyard during the Revolution, for those who
died in the hospital, which was located near by
The Portland daily press., 1867-09-24

THE eldest daughter of Mr. John Kinsman
OF North Thettord, VT, was burned to death
on Monday night last. She had lighted
match to see in filing kerosene lamp, and
the vapor from a can which her mother was
holding, took fire and it exploded.
The above is copied from an exchange paper
of the goth inst, and it furnishes another in
stance of the use-not of kerosene-but Of bad
oil, probably of naptha, sold for kerosene, and
at the same price, when the cost Of naptha is
only about II cents per gallon. People love to
be cheated, and can have little regard for their
own lives when they use so explosive mate.
rial as naptha.
large drug stone was burned in Buffalo, N.
Y, on the 18th, the fire taking from napths
stored in the building.
The only safe course is to buy the true kero
sene, such as is manufactured by the portland
Kerosene Company" which stands fire tes
of one hundred and forty degrees while the
rock oil, naptha, and others sold for kerosene
will explode at half that temperature Thu
Portland company furnishes the very best, j
not the only safe article in the market
The Portland daily press., 1867-09-24
DOMESTIC PORTS.

NEW ORLEANS-Below shin E. eedom. I'm New
YORK barGues Kennedy. from st Thomas
O. MoBlLE-Ar 10th, brigs Nigretta, Herman and
Sportsman, Collins, Boston.
So sASyIA1NNAH-Cld 10th, sch j II French, Bur-
:, aGHARLESroN-Sld 18th, brig Susan VOORHEES,.
f9itord, Georgetown. = tslh "a ~
MI MI0VaMloND-Cld 19th sch Corvo, Pickering, Tor
NM MoKEFoLK-Ar 18th, brig Beaver, Croker, nom
BALTIMoRE-Ar goth. sch James Henry. oliver
Bangor. W. O'e' iioni - oi'oi .
Ga a 18th 18th, ship Virginia, Fulton Panama. g.
M Lptn' brig kossack. Elliott Newport, RI.
went to sea 10th, brig j Il Brown.
PHILADElPHIA--cld 2eth, sch Ida MAY. prisko.
NEW YORR-Ar 2lst, schs Lucy, Capp. Wind.
sor, MS; JOHN Snow, Mitchell Shui.e Nc - /" 4"u
Below, ship Alex Marshall, from Liverpool
Cid 2lst, brig Uncle Sam, Pennell tor Mobjl =. sch
MANLY BOSTON, Leesburg, Davis Ports
Ar 2lst, 6arqqe Ellen Dyer. Leland, Crooked Isl,d
10 LAYS NO., s MI; II anies Ames, Lingan, CB.
NEW LONDON-Ar 20th. sehs Atide Ames Sno,v
and Delaware, hopkins. New York Tor Rockhapd:
Ocean Ranger, Clark, do for Boston
NORWEGIAN goth, sch Sarah Ann. Pendleton
Ikoyd III .ls goth, schs Elwood Doran
Below 22d, brig Edwin Allen. Calais pOi''
Sid 2ist. brig Sarah Peters, Anderson, George
holmes HoLE-Ar goth brir Canine Nor.
shall, Philadelphia tol Salem; sehs Ocesn Ronrer
Clark, New York tor Boston; G FYoung Ricbard
son, Philadelphia for Portsmouth; Koret. Brown.
mouth for New York; VIM Butman, from Plymouth
for Bangor; sarah, Conary, from New York ior Ply
mouth. y
Also ar, brig G B Allen from Cape Pose. where
she was ashore. leaking badly. on
PAWTUckEr-Sld 2ist, sch ossuna, Haskell
Philadelphia s- ~ s.
BOST6N-Ar 21st. brigs John Freeman. Nicto-
son, Georgetown; Nayarino. Hopkins, Baltimore
Alex Milliken. Estes, do; scbs Cygnus. Smith Phils
delphia; Sarah Wooster, Leland, Elzabethnort c.
Pigeon, johnson, Eastport: Ann. Leland, Calais.
Donworth, Bradbury, Macbias Edward, MiIlilen'
ellsworth; Charter oaker, Cunningham, Bangor:
Cid 2Ist. brig Sullivan, Perry, Newburp NY. schs
Willis Putnam, Cook Calais; Abby Bnr Low i ncns
Pittston. to load for Washington IT, os' Aehes.
Ar 2.d, brig Matthews, Cox, Pbilade,nh;o so,,o
Statesm n, Holmes Rondout' LIZZIE L TapIey pers
aan aodmes New York; Sea srn
Penn, Curtis, Kennebupk Spoai' uoj Whham
Below, brig Gipsey Queen.