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HoRATo SEYMOUR writes to friend that he
would coast his Democratic goggles forever
from his eyes if he could see another State Of
the Union in which an election could be held"
He is evidently elated, and believes that the
Democracy, greenbaCks, and Hon. George H.
PendletOn will rule this country in 1869.
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A CARD.---EDWIN HALL &
CO., NO. % South SECOND
Street, respectfully inform
their customers and the pub
lie that they have arranged
with their Statesmen and
SalesIadies TO be at the Store
in time to commence Busi-
ness at Eight O'Clock in the
Morning.
This is rendered necessary in consequence
of the number of persons who have been
daily in attendance to make purchases, aud
have not been able to get waited upon, and
which will afford them greater opportunity
to make their selections. u72t
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HoLI,owAY,s PILLS AND DIN

hC9539 H0LLOWAY'S PILLS AND ONT
49, MENT.-ERYSIPELAS. - These deservedly
popular medicines have met with astonishing
in the cure OF erysipeas, kings evil, rinRworm,
sCurvy, BcrotulouS eruptOns, and all inf ammatory
diseases Of the skin Other preparations may afford
q temporary relief but the combined action of these
remedies wl by their detergent and purifying pro-
perlies effect radical in the blood and system
sold by all Druggists. IL tuths3t
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R1g7 DR.. j. NJ. HOLE OF OHIO, PRESI.
- dent OF the National Medical Association OF
the Tniied states OF America, can be consulted by
those wishing medical surgical treatment on aud
aller the Both instant ut the Office No. 933 ARCH
street, Philadelphia, Pa, formerly occupied by Pro
tessor William Paine. Office hours 9 a. NJ. to IL M,
7. NJ, to p NJ. p. M,tOg p. NJ 10 2i1m4ps
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DIVIDENDS.
lHE CONSOLIDATION NATIONAL

t19g THE CONSOLIDATION NATIONAL
The Beard OF Directors lave this day dacaPed .
dividend Of SIX PER CEST,, pay able on demand.
ll6S" Cashier,
a9B~ COMMONWEALTH NATIONAL BANK.
The Directors have this dly declared dividend of
FIVE ,PEh CENT, clear Of taxes, .p5ya6le on
demand. n. G. YOUNG,
II SGT cashier.
tlge G'RARD NATIONAL BANK
The Directors ave decSred divideSd Of SIX PER
bic on demand clear of Uuited State, tax.
n56t VI sCHAFFER. Cashier.
H~sye NATIONAL BANK TTHEREPUBLIC
" PIILADELPHLA. November 4 1867.
THREE PER CENT. loT the last six months. clear oi
by order Of the Board.
f@@ THE PHILADELPHIA NATIONAL
~ BANK p,,,r .D,r ,,,,. ,Jo,,o,,,o. 100,
The Directors have declared a dividend of NbNE
PER GENT clear oitaIss P"Eee o9
Rg~ SOUTH WAkK NATIONAL BANK.
The Directors have declared Dividend OfTWELVE
fsa SiN L. pap 4O'0 0" qs%RF PEFER LAMB, Cashier.
F45@ UNION NATIONAL BANK.
- - 49,, PHHADtLPHIA, Nov; 5, 1857
dven Bpa5q Fl 6N hs d9E ES ast s
months, clear of taxes, and payable on denaud.
II ct n. G. MUSSELMAN, Cashier.
h495@ The COMMERCIAL NATIONAL
~ BANK OF PENNSYLVANIA.
PHILADELPHIA. NOV, s. 1867.
The Directors have this day declared Dividend OF
FIVE PER CENT clear OF National taxes payable
on demand. [ll5Stl 8. G. PALMER Cashier.
EI5y3 THE MANUFACTURERS NATIONAL
~ BANK,
PHILADELPHIA Nov. 8, 1857.
The Board Of Directors have this day declared a
Dividend OF FIVE PER CENT, payable ON demand, a.,
clear of United states tax.
ll56t NJ. w. WOODWARD, Cashier.
F1959 KENSINGTON NATIONAL BANK.
vs. PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 5, 1867.
The Directors have this day declared Dividend OF
THIRTEEN PER CENT, payable on demand, clear
ESY~ MECHANICS NATIONAL BANK.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov, b, 1857
The Board of Directors have this day declared q
dividend of SIX PER CENT, payable on demand,
free of tsXes. j. WIEGAND, JH.,
1156t Cashier.
E4g@ FARMERS' AND MECHANICS
S-SS NATIONAL BANK.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 5, 1857.
The BOARD Of Director! have this day declared "A
dividend of SIX PER GENT, payable on dem and,
clear nf United States tax.
u5Gt w RUsHTON, JR., Cashier.
NAE CORN EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK.
- PHILADELPHIA, Now 5th, 1867.
The Board of Directors have declared advdend OF
SEVEN PER CENT for the last six months. clear Oi
TAN, payable on demand.
u5St n. p. SCHETISY, Cashier.
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"TN THE HOURS OF OUR HAPPINESS
and prosperity let us remember the unfortunate and
disabled soldiers who saved country and nation
Ality."-LINCoLN,
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k=S9 49, NJ ~ LIZ NV bhl JOY
COE q co. Agents for the 'sTELEaRAPHt
and Newspaper Press Of the whole country have RE
MOVED from FIFTH and CHEsNUT s,treeta To No
l44 s. SIXTH Street, second door above WALNUT
oFF1cEs;-No. la 5. SIXTH street, Phlladelp phia
TRIBUNE BUILDINGS, New York 78O24p
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GRAND POPULAR MOVEMENT
TO ERECT THE
GETTYSBURG ASYLUM
INVALID SOLDIERS,
UNDER SPECIAL
Charter from the State of PsnnsylvRnIa,
PASSED MARCM o, 1897.

AN APPEAL TO THE AMERICAN PIE PILE.
lie exefton ome Tor our GisSeS Pso
sls to erect an asylum for those wno In their patr
Their health and happines, VINO ia the battle for the
WorHns o9 s own now SSPsa S
her Hoiel des lnvsdes where rest the ashes OF the
sea Hospitals, the former being one OF the finest
Russia, Prussia, and in fact nearly ali E6ropssn
countries have magnificent retreats for the un-
alievaton Of the suffering caused by war, but free,
prosperous Republican America has no place Tor Ter
crippled sick soldiers but the country se
the sidewalks OF her crow ded cities. These noble
try in the hour 81 her deep distress We piedged to
SqT ns ooS q m IL s and as2 those
those pledges. They have performed their part. We
recreant to our obligations Let us each devote but
single dollar 10 this purpose aud the Gettysburg
country VII be h1n9rsd BY % he p95le qsligt9n
BY this Association and Ten Thousand Dollars have
already been paid towards the preservation OF the
of General Meade's Headqusrters) nave been set
iIExINeFoN AvENGE, NE@ York, Oct, %. 1851
Having le6Ored ior three years to erect q Home
for that purpose in the New York Gegsietufe, in
DirectorSSbui under which bill no acgon has been
had, from that time TO this-and knowing the great
ing our disabled veterans to or beg, hereby
most cordially indorse your enterprise ana IL shall
Very truly yours, CHARLES q. HALPI NE.
gecommend to ali Postmasters thai they shall aid
this truly benevolent and patriotic enterprise.
Being satisfied with the integrity Of your enterprise
we CheerulIy consent to display your diamonds at
our establishment. BROWNE 81 SPALDI SG,
October 25, 1867. Nos. 5G3 and $40 Broadway
We hereby certify that have examined the
Diamond Goods, Pearls Emeralds, Rubes, and other
precious Stones described In the list and find them
HENLE BROS Diamond Importers, No. 26
j. HEilKMANN, Diamond Setter, No. 8gI BrOome
street, New York. $50 ,
degree and for the urtheranCe OF this great object
the Association has decided TO place the 5000 worth
OF diamonds on public exhibition at the large Jewery
Establishment OF Messrs, Browne & Spnuldiug, under
| the Metropolitan Hotel, in the CITY Of New Yofk.
The orld-I yacht Henrietta" has also been
purchased. The Farm OF 6OO is located in Sult-
van county, N " and OF the finest stock far ms
in the State; has splendid mansion and is co1plete
| in every raIt ticular.
| each, admitting the holders to botn Of the
GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVALS.
|
| IRVING HALL, NEW YORK. SATURDAY EVEN.
| ING, FEBRUARY s, 1868,
| AND ONE
| HORTICULTURAL HALL, PHILADELPHIA
| SATURDAY ENENlFG, FEBRUARY -, 1868,
| On which latter occasion - .-...
N {64i $50 IN VALUABLE PRESENTS
Will be distributed among the tlcket hoders In &C
cordauCe with the Charter and the following
| SCHEDULE OF AWARDS.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

914g THE ROBBER TIME, THAT STEALS
ts,, the sweetness from all fruits and flowers is
Detned by PhHlon's Night BLOOMING Cereus." Its
aroma Is less perish than that OF foreign extract
light1ul.-Horgord Courier ~ it
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Making In the aggregate l22,lO4 Presents va" , ozo
HOW TO OBTAIN TICK ETS. .
Orders may be sent In registered letters OF pOst
office orders In of &l to t25 at our fisk L.BeI
amounts should be sent In drafts or Dy express
following -. - ,r,.s
Tol,ats 20 addSass eS0l 40 tickets TO addrs $500
10 ekets 10 address SVO 90 Tickets 20 Addrs $3.50
~ ~ i76Ol 100 Tickets 20 addra $500
Address ali orders and commgnticesGonS 20 III I'm
,.ko iisS ca HEsNUT Street. PhiladA., Pa"
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h995@ A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE
- Stockholders of the Dark Hollow OIL and
W &yaInIpimsetTring mG Company. viii be held at NO ass
THURSDAY, N0vember n. 1867 at ~ O'clock M, TO
take into consideration the affairs OF the Company.
Philadelphia, october 81, 1867 II i7tF
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PHILADBLPHIA, Nov, 4, 1857.
The Beard OF Directors have this day declared
dividend OF SIN PER CENT, paA able on demand
clear of taxes. JOSEPH n, PEIRSOL,
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Per steamship Emily soudor. for Now Yort-w
Powers Oetcn. Mrs jacob stackley Miss Eliza Stack.
10y. DR. 81 Raycnel. Capt n Carson, Scobeck.
lady and child. Miss Mary Mclster, hiss Elm Scho-
field, B!ngham.J J Dodge, Terry. Clsncey. Capt
Oliver Amsbury aud lady, Mlss l. Harrison Mira NJ
Murrhisop W II Campbell, @ W Knox. T u Breare, ID
Cantor. Hesoman. @ Trumbo, Hayes. Mrs Levy.
Collins, lirs Lawlcr and child, O'Mara Powor, Mrs
Moore. @ Magbaum, Miss MarBsret Moore. Joseph
" Moore, u Moore, Schroeder and lady. Eames
Calro Jr. O Tyrer. Wigton. 0Connor II Kay, M
Crookor. W 0ormloy. 7 II Kokcnmuller. MoMnhon. p
Whelan, hfs Cyndie Summons. blrs Sharpe. P 0'Bnen
gins. Mrs Hudgns. Mir Noycs md lady bliss Charles
Miss Stewart Mrs Woodruff, Mtsa Eoise Sgwald
McCabo and lady, D Archer, lady and child G Mchr
tons. Mrs Speghts Miss Julia Pepper, 61rs O wacr-
house, Mra Mehrtons and children, Mrs Eciols, II
Mehrtens, Boctgcr. Mrs Hutchings. Miss HutchinsB
Hutchings. Major Alley, Tecilenberg. lady and
!s Children RseslooP and lady Mrs L sSoyin Miss
Mrs Jane Kenny, Miss Schrouster, Draper and lady
@ liudsins Hays, Jr, Hubbard, A u White, f ii
NJ Hooper. Fuller Mrs Fuller. Miss Fuller. F Rick
or, Wight, Col II Hoffman, Mrs Hoffman aud scr
want, baggett aud lady, Major L Dano. Force.
II whridgc, Mrs II Hays, Feldman, Ciley p
Slamon, JSoymour. Einncgan Matts II Clarke. II
d While, James T c Walker. L L Williams d Andcr.
Son. Miss Edwasds G Whitrfdgo. and steerngo.
Per sto,mshjp Monekn, from Now Yorh-Afrs Al ] MI
tel. Il Brown. Briggs, Douglas and WIFE, ] LuckIe
Demstest, whidron.
Per steamer FanDie from Savannah via Beaufort, Hill
ton Head. &oIo Wilson, Colsnr, Adams. dilIes
Per steamor W FrazIor from Edlsto and Rockville
Crane Col L III Bur Ier. II whiley, W Gregg. Ma
tor Al moscs, Mrs W whnley, Mrs T Gainrd, hirs NJ
L DubDse, and deck. -r'f- ..sI ri. I.f.e'
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gtr!g|.=;1afftg sNgms,
tFfVm'ns Atlantic, for Aay.l
SORROW, - -


Upon my Lips sho laid her touch divine,
And Intrry speech and carcless laughter died;
Bhe nxed hor melancholy cyca on lntno '
". ia7i ~. land would not bs denlod.
/ cav tho West wind loose It's cloudicta uhito,
= In HockB, caretring through the April skyi
I could not sling. though Joy Was at It's height,
~ a....'A For she stood silont by.
watched tho lovely evening fado away
:. mist waa Lightly drawn ncross tho etsrs.
Sho broke my quiet dream-l heard her say,
"Dohold your prison.barsf
Earth's glsdnces shall not BatIsfy your soul
lllis beauty OF the world In which you 1.-Two;
Tho rrowning Sraco that sanctiGes tho whole,
Thst alonc can givo."
1 heard and shrank away from her afraid;
But still shu hold mo, md would still abide.
Youth bounding. pulses Riackcned and obeycd,
.4 With slowly obbing lido.
'Look thou beyond The evening sky" sl,e said,
"Boyond tho changing splendors OF tho day; E
Accept tho pain, tho wcariness, the dread,
Accept aud bid mo stay !"
turned AMI clasped her cloao with sudden strength
And slowly, ewceuy, became aware =!
Within my nr L . Code angel stood, at length,
" .t! !,Whtte-robod and calm and fair
And now look beyond tho evening star
Beyond tho changing splcndors Of tho dny,
Knowing tho pain uo sends moro precious far,
~ =. -'6L T-'iMore bcautlful than thoy.
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COMMERCIALS;
80, Ns Itt
Exports.t

t.3 y3ffiat..s Erports,I y IIsfI..H Ut = I'd
AATANzAB-Psr Br schs Alrt-Sa hampers Bottles. n
cases Vlsl 10 oast1 Wiis csscs porpeliin s5 Sbs
hostn, % Dbl. spiaz Tafpcntpe. 100 easss GArek q
BosIoHIpss sshs & M.Zsa a'ss.ac b.ls.. .up.aa oos
i tine, 80 bbls Rodn, II balss Pspsr Baes sud Rope
81 tons oa Iron. Hssi 20; ibcx Rope, 10 .roils
NEW YoHK-Psr s.setnlhIp d b s5a6sf All. t.ss q 7
Cotton, EaS bales Upland Cation 8o8 bbs Rosfu; %
bales Domsstes s0c 0csssa Hscatn cas Sol bbs Yoee
bals Wkste, 10 pigs Lead. esAis 4 ssSSi
ahip Manhattan-20 bags Cotton, 7oa bal.s Up
slss. sn empty parfsia 50 csss Ndxa 81 6Ales
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o'on'Iansss q per sgn!a Ssrqi.ns ln.Approad,

SIS ba1es Cotton 81 bset MdEe IL bbls Crdo frlar-
upS az, caaks Clay, cars Wood, cars Cattle
Sheep &c. Tor Y Agent Street pr0s o c.. Gold I'd
bF nussoy. Averill 4 son. Willis Chsom.
Masn !,ii, CO. Rodgers Co: Walter CO, " D
Williams AdAfns. Frost Il Co. W Beo q Go, @ Mey,
W W Smith. w Morris. " Roach. Kuck. A Robin.
son Co. & Kirkpatrick. Thurston Holmes. II
Caldwell & sons. ....
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ga snilo was on her hp-health va. In her loos
.Iength WAS IN hor usep and In her h,nds-PLisfl.
/ 8. T.--1880-X.
fsw bottles OF PLANTATION Brr1xns
Will cure Nervous Headache t
Bour Stomach and Fetid Breath. -
EAtulency and Indigestion. ~ .r'
u RIeeaave Fatigue and Short Breath
Mental Dependency. -,g --4E. Fl
Prostrntoni Great weaknesa.
!" Ballow Completion. Weak Bowels, 40 y -.
Which are % she sLidenoes Of .isi-. So
II u esm.tsd that seyentenths Of all adult ailments
proceed from deoeaAed and torpid liver The biiisry
snis ..s@ snd e1s6 he .SSrs mo-
Aer long re.e.rch no arc .6ie to present Tho moat
hundred and forty Thousand persons hsIs taiss tho
h9s como to our inoVledsei - '''-e is-.A'
tI most efsotuAl tonic and agreeable rtiraul1ns
Fhe reports that IL relies mineral
itt soeve properties arc wholly hile For tho sats-
hsIr phyacisna sppend Lis. Of il s Ss.
pAt!sAIA bAAK.-oelehrated for over two hunsdred.
.iac.s sta ss. s into esHo Golops 81 Ss
oSunh!s VIE Of ths VieesnJ Of Peru. Up ios0 ana
,seisI1 n iIser lndor The name Of J,aii f.S
sna VA Gns aas public b. Lou. XVI Eing
ts$rtfaxe qaaaaes during hi south American hiys,
Gtao.9ttaA iBAnI-fnR. dIarrhuS. coils aud distAses
orihs iobis ii'1 and dSds drop. :
io4l anecnnna. ii JAZZ iIsE- is !I.J! 60 ..HN..
s1p saa soso si
n'$hy ,nsss5sanS tn .s1s1s o.
na@An aromatic carrafasHTe; sse;tiRs .nesh.
u4scesnd mili. much used BY mothers nurIiha. ~ e
OF oto. in - I 80,
2 ". s.. T-1880.-X. E..". H.. ..., '.9'' as,,'
Another .onasrfni ingredient, Of ersss. 1is smons
70 tho complexion and brllanny to tho m1na h yet un7
ntxn 70 M The q the world, AHd ye uithhod
~. IMPORTANT ORnTIF1DATlR. ys rsu AL
,..,,. u ESoaisfSa S ~ \. < Deosm6sr q. 1881.
.Gsa ss'as aa hssf
nov ns.riya roli map. / have reeommesdad thsaa In
ssssis sss ss-i = and g. : a9ss .h |
- ~, ,.s...ac a ) snt: o:as1. /. g. dArHoan.. t.
K-aror.o Faan:HMy W dsnsa.ss % % hss pssa S .ssa much
be,eh,ed ey The pso q Thy Plantation Bitsrs rhoui
Thy hasnd.. 80 -. '' 'te:i- AaA ouRiniN.: !.
.sa...,ge. sn1at.p HsIm; 9s1GAee ,ss ~ j.!
Mno.pa; P. q. Daaxa oo,-Pin..o ssad ,Is sao,hsS
spps ssy s.ss a.
siso and arc greatly eateamed. p4!.l 1.i'
1se now completed a1s 70 suSpy NV a.
m.1d for this Article. ~hieh has nes hsrstoots Ssn
The publo .s rest lis. in no o os.s VII. VII de-
pefcty pure standard OF ths PLANTATION BrrTKns DO
s:R1sS s 20 SIX sa &C. ,asa sssss r. s sssa :s
1s s. yss a ~ = @ Rlss.
Of rSkaed eoals &.s taet our Pr9rats saap ~ Ussu-
ii bfSa f arooen ara Ds.Isfii s,SS
ths couns1J. .. ieiI.I.G a'!! . "a b.ss1Hf:'
+, =. 3. DRAKE & CO., New York. !, \ !. n.
m
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risq ata New York. .siafket.,i',h s.i"t'a
i i,.l,i1; HosHsY itinxp,r: :iE!M-s.S !'u2 8

=
Tho Now" York E$en,ng Put u ThurshAy,; AAy Id
eays ,tsliiHG iiiiTatai I: 'ijae -io :1ei :-1t
The loan market is shade closer without change n
aS eH loa1s On governments are mating st as
~ sst e I 81
ss zss Ct ass m
q --hltG'!r PRODUCE MIRKRr: az % --1'','' -
NE y YORK Mny 1a:-RL5uR, n&6.AThe rnkiep hut
Western and slate nous qplet HrDes loa2Oo ldzar
sls teoS 5sis ii slo ooa11 % FOL up.esia,
State itla toala 20 tor EIt a.s Iu5 Goals 50 fof s
ss ~:
ss
st siaals 40 Tho iust ersdcs OF o1s, and s16 50a
~ 25 for trads Apd family branfs sIt;5,I VIZ. f:u
ii is oss Is nm AZ 1SS ss sss 4 S
e1 and s6 Sos1a frr trade and ernilS brAndsaa: 10
Gssa s IS aH eaes r. s0G eRls Tsssen @
diAnT!Tho wheat rnarSot - Imoti.o and prices are
aSanay 5 i9Esf AIsr Y aEs fr l0N@ Dross
P.aisr n nSst. IA II s o m r;
osts ere more active and proes aAso higher clcs
Rs s.ss ssss e s.e. bush At sa8assa ana
gc:En al 81 ssai iai nee Canadian Al 7S Sondsd 10
co dedsdy besier aud II ssyo ~ spsculsiIs s,ls d. Il
ptna, The inaaty d hit parity for Nes!
ssss sssss Hss; sss " asa MID g.
70 = s g S'pSt es. n.
Ths ss % "a. 81 S. kfs sssn
i!e we D0ts laoo bhia rasa Il 2s tasr rSty
81 % H. ssss Ss.: :9s Il, Is 81 $ ESQ. as' at m
H a'S aas s.s lss S
choice DC, and t2a8S Sof ertrs do
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here there are. There the contest was between
tween oorp0ssaoa VIII! !. ESarter adtSosisiHs the
having no authority lto construct 8. 'road hoIn
Graniteville to Hamburg, Ibetween . chatter and
trespass and tho common law DOCTRINE .ap-
fs Sss I Fora i Ra.sS
"a. Field, 4 Crompton, AIillson & Roscoei lisa. Tbs
56nlisngton Market Gl, Z Finn. 6ls; Gibbons 90.
g. John Oh. III; Stark os. Mcdowsn, / Mott a
= The. Columbia and Augusta Company, could
With ohastep a auiorsns @ T. Slto g lbtaptlh thsS
cannot do 1t without such authority. l. ,,'s.. !
II rs alleged, By tho defendants,: that Whatever
may may Pc ne m mIghts at ths oomplainagts thoy have
30 far a. tho projected road from Granitevillo To-
Hamburg 10 CONCERNED, the OBJ cotton may :be It
sarSsa q q, M
work has been done upon II, and No are aInsnable
to the charge Of pnseenly haste rather. than to
That OF lAohes Nor is there any much better foin-
the rest Of the road. ~ : - 'EatSIi' " T5F0
As .yot no damage has, accrued to the South
Carolina Railroad Company. Therofs only q pos
sSGa Das Ssth haa
give legal Hight 6f soii6n, tho equitable fight q
nS sppSsa % sauE a Sfs De- sse
law, and bars him who Ia barred at law, istory
Equity J9rtsprudafeo, Beo. 1630 tnofee. Tho real
question fs: has the Columbia epd Auguata Cornpa-
ny the right TO build their roadf they hnyo, tho
Bopth Csrolina Railroad Company rhtiat submit as
best they maylt to ths osirnpetitf M. II they have
not then they hnye made e grAYe nibtake In efic
barking their funds In sn 1lega1 undertaking, ;W
before they expended thsir money. II they haYs
been mistaken Al to their rights; they must, like
other men, bear tho burden Of their mistakes
However innooent tholr mistake; they caiiri6t ssT
the Court to shiit the burden Of thsrferrorstrom
themselves 70 tho South Oarolin4 Railroad Oora.
pAny. ~ fIitt. t3iFt tniijF Wa% I:nit Jew isil
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DRy0s, chEMlt AIS, ETC.
SARATOGA
"EXCELSlOR" SPRING WATER,

7 TUE WATER OF THIS SPRING IB BELIEVED TO
DO unoquallcd by that OF any oihor in the far-amed
aney oi SshtoBa Its virtues such hnyo secured
II e high oncomiums Of all who havo used H. possoss-
Ing as does In MI eminent degree catartc durotc
Alternative aud tonic qualities '
From SAMUEL HENRY DICKSON. II. D., Professor
Pracuce OF Physic. Jefferson Medical COLLEGE pbiIn.
duphia. formerly Of Charleston, y. C.:
PHILADELPHIA November lb 1895
nhFo been Tor yoar or NOR. pas, in tho habit of
taxing tic water or tho "E1cclsor" Spring OF Yarntoua
Accustomed during tho gren portion r1y invalid iie
use thu dinercut waters Of tho fountain which
oo up along that remarkable valley dependent Iuteed
upon them Tor much Of tho comfort enjoy, am sst,.
ned that the Excelsior Water s we'll adapted az any
oter among tlnin, II not o, tho purposes for
which hey arc generally employed Il very agreeable
strongly inprcRnacd with tho carbonic ncd lively and
sparkling. can heartily and coiiscieniously
tliurutIc. SAMiJYI IfENRS DIS,xGnS AZ ~ 1
The Water In put up In Pint aud Quart bottils aud
parked In good order for shipping, Pints In boIos OF
our dozen each, and Quarts In OF two dozon each
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-20

QnArs.-Wheat- 800 buIhela whlta and 1225 bushels
Yellow oneredi only sales were 900 bushels medium
whlte HArylsnd "a 100 busAeA 90 rcd IS I9as To-
lot OF choice Maryland red Was held at Co. but re-
iy nominal Corn.76S0 bn,heis white aud I6o0 bnahai,
Yellow received; market wAs little nrte with saIes Of
400 bushels white d 81 lQi1 huk ct 81 12aI ls II 90
h4ahels ineor a5 eta 500 buihn.a ye!lo1 u ooa111
81 5000 sslSsis IS II oa basass I s.
ocAts, F-4J.rE.r ;'LJ.:E "a, ''-'-
inSl. lHf t'1iVf'ilft D!.L
Paou4Ioss,Rgn Meats are s.esdI Ha report salns ,of
loHo 10000 poahds 1869 a6 Bas6n continues In
r Joining dam It loaio1{e fof sh6uders 1fsl9o
fot tih aidss sna l9Hel2Ao S clear ih-nsidd ngurcs
suss eIfed saa issiSe at plaia Asss foif
held at eIS I'd, Tna to2 md seAfcS Lrd leAiJo
for city and Western ueroeai retail Lots hishsr 81
ossoiins, ad Yse asgSf ~ ssmoes GSsss ZOE
SAtr-tLismpoolaih II Ia pt6sAS Demand Tor ios kuri
dealers, and prices f l0aS % .for h and 81 20
for Ground Alum Turk,s IsAnd unchfngedi quo O 62s
GS4 p bushel for lots froin store. ,
Gua1nisWks. kgAni damn todSS pffrtopsn fur
rctning h sses et Sal bids. % erces shbs Caba ..
= Shds a.a nnoita Moo loJ{ilIKe Nsfiet
WaIAx4IWs report sales within the pasti few. days
amounting 70 $40 bbls country aud Western In bond, t
zoo FOR The forn6r and 800 for the latter. So
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-20
TEMPUS CURAkDI DIFFER NON IN ANkUM
RODRIGUE'S
PULMONIC ELnXlR SPECIFIC,

E'on THE CURE OF CONSUMPTION. PAINS IN THE
II, CHEST AND SIDES, DIFFICULTY l., BREATH.
ING. ING. pN0NCHITIs CATAnRH. ASTHMA. COUGHS,
HEMoRRHhGE, and all affections OF tho LuIiaa.
This great ryivfycr In offered to the public that all
who Will avail themselves Of rcinedn power may be
benefited. 0 80. . - -. - -
IL only requires fair trial TO confirm its Invaluable
pR,acy IN dhuhnG through each chaunel OF tho human
organization rosored Vitality invtgorates aud en-.
ppes the Luugs with h- athfu elasticity; restore. warmth
which . hcr sascnti. elements rousea tho slusah
ens INTO aetyty heals the affected lobes puries and
enrichos the blood: regulates the circulation; induces
reo and casy respiration, aud cxpcs, through It's sdmn
alrauon each and overy coucotant Disorder present In
Tho m.isdy recognized Consumption, and hitherto
doomed hopeless and incurablc.
inis compound is perfectly safe possessing neither
nhfcouc nor cmotc properties which unfortunately arc
eways employed as essentials in every preparation for
Cough or Lung hhection-a mistake which too ofan n
ts irritating and deblitatnR consequence, only con-
ducos TO much general arrangement OF tho ssstcm de-
aoyfng appetite and creating injurious nervous OK
dults = -''.'-S' ~
undor tho influence of this approved and Invaluable
specc the most distressing Cough Yields difficulty In
breathing and pains and soreness eubsde hemorrhaae
Id arrested, aud health and strength ro-cstabahed
PRICE FOR SINGLE BOTTLE Sla5 ,,F t-t
sod by The Proprietor, northwest corner SOCIETY
April2 - tIy