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AND THE v1GoR OF YoUTn

MANHOOD AND THE VIGOR OF YOUTH
I restored In four weeks, by DR.. RECORDS ESSENCE
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restoring remedy should be taken by all about to marry
as its effects permanent It is acknowledged by the
medical press to be the greatest discovery ever made
It's developing powers miraculous success ID every
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Dr. Records Essence of Life il sold In cases. with full m
srucons for use, at s5 four quantities IN one or
end wlbe sent to any part carefully packed, on recep
of remittance to his accredited agent. -, &
PHIL1P ROLAND,
March % 1y No. "a Liberty street, New York
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COns1ghees per South Carolina. Railroad.
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155 bales Cotton 2t bales Mdze s6 bags Grain bbls
Rosin car Slaves cars Furniture and sundIes. To
Fraser DILL Marion, II Rodgers L Co, Kanapau1,
Lan.ieau 4 Co, Utsey Kenyon, D Murphy, W Lebby,
L Jefers & Co, Willis & Chsom, Agent, Ferguson &
Holmes, Bancroft Jr, H Cotia & Co, Fredsburg, J
Fraser l. Co, j Walker, L King, Campsen Co, III q
Har.ison, NJ McGortz, Turnball & Co, M Goldsmith l.
Son, lIordeca 4 Co. Dowie & Nioise Williams Co.
j Pringle, Thurston Holmes. -
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COMMERCIAL.
Exports.

s 5I.y-t.5,.@s Exports. ~ - 80 .!'' 2
LIyERPoOI-PerN Norw bark Deodota-2s4 bales and
: .lO26 bales Upland Cotton 423 bbls Roein -
NEW YORK-Per steamship Moneka-l34 bales and
l93 bales Upland Cotton, 81 terces Rtce, 2S2 bales
E Yarns and Domesnca, 112 Packages. ah -
BALTMORE-Per steamship See Gull-l6S tefces hlce, h
91 bales Cotton IL bales Rags, 20 bags Fruit, SO
: Hides SO Packages. ;'' 8 = . -
WILMINGTON, N G-Per schr Sidney Price-l6 caaka
" Rice. 'tf} =. 49, - - -
y 500 bags Peas and Sundries. >1s,s-.l
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WORLDS FAIR, LONDON.
Carl.

tits with feelings Of pride - American manufacturer
that We publish the following tesumoniaS, wnlcn nave
been received by us recently: -
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BARNWELL. SENTINEL.

rs AN EXCELLENT ADVERTISING MEDIUM. LET
Merchants and business men try it for few months
sNo risk no gain." Send your cards and increase
your trade this fall There's nothing to equal Printers
Inl-it has nude many 1ortune.; - :. ~
Terms tor the paper-s3 per annum in advance.
Advertisements inserted at the rate OF 81 square OF
twelve lines or less for each insertion
Cards of ten lines less at the rate Of $40 for three
months. .-...-s..-
9 Contracts by the year for six months allowing priv
iiege of ctnuging on moro favorable terms Address
EDWARD A. BRONSON.
November W Pu5lsnei and ropr!ylcr
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GOTTsCHALK::

consider ohiokerius:k h sons' Pianos, beyond COM:
parison, the best have ever seen Ill America. - 20
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CHARLESTON.
Arrived Yeste,11nv,

Steamship Saragossa, Crowcll, New York. s5 hours
Mdze 10 Ravcnel Co, R R Agents, Southern Express
J D. Aiken Ken Co. Adams, Damon 4 Co. E Adger & Co.
l. Son, D A ANIME, q Abrahams Sons, 9 D Ahrens 4
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10000 PIANOS.

In the construction of which they have tnoduced every
known and valuable improvement. They .have in4aris
bly, been selected and used by all Of The worlds
ksouledd great artists who age visited this county
professionally, both for private and public use
:. = s. 80 i. :: ~" :.
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Augusta Market.

o.. AUGUSTA, March 12.-FMANo1AI.-Money msrket
Quiet Gold-Brokers buyiag ssl85 and seAtngat 49,
cSiIyer. buyinp at 1870 and sellingst 134. : it.
p CorroN-There has not been much Improvement since
yesterday market Prices continue the same,eay
sales of high grades of cotton have been very limited
Nearly all that was sold stained repacked ss!es
today amounted to 1853 bales follows: at 2S at e.
IS At e. 10 at 2e 12 at 2e1z, OF at and q
bales at % cents. Receipts 81 bales. S' - q
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EUROPEAN TESTIMONIALS,

Reoesued during tho month Of august, 1885,
III ~. 80 Ei. .LoNDoN, Juny 26, 1857.
MEsaRs. CH1cx1aMa & Sous Gents: have much
pleasure in enclosing document sgn0d BY the drgs
composers musicians and professors In Europe held
your Pianos In such high estimson {sds my oertin-
cate that felt it my duty to take one Of them With me
to Europe TO ascertain the opinion OF my professional
unanimous they have been on the gubjeot sIbeg 10
forward, at the same time, letter received from my
friend, Mr.. Oolilsd which am sure niust se Crafty
tnR TO you. 40 : .! =. - -
- -,:ES-4 JAMES n: iWEaLL !.
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, March 11..-RossN-The market was
easy with fair demand, at prices last WeeR:
s3 2Os strained at 50 2kas 25; 1T No 2at sS Sf5ss 90
81 Mol ct s4a4 so; and 22s pale at IS boa5 16
at 6sc and 100 casks II bond at IS cts foreign ship
n1ent ;,
- CRUDE TuHpEsTnas- heavy freshet has brought
and yellow Dip and 80 80 for hard p $50 lbs ,: :
TAR-l01 bbls sold at 81 65. Z .,,,. '-:..!..-
CorroN-There was o little better demand, buyers
scanning more disposed TO operate than factors 6aes
amounted to IS bales at Sa26c for 80
t. TrBER-Two RATS sold at $7as 25 for orainar ~.
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,
1THE SALE OF THE PLANTATION BIT.
TIERS is without precedent In the history Of the world
There is no secret In fhe matter They at once the
most speedy strengthening health-restosor ever dis
COVERED It requires but single trial TO understand
thil. Therpurity can always be relied upon: They
are composed Of the celebrated oassya Bark Cascars
Bark, Dandelion Ghsmoinile Flowers, Lavender
Flowers Wintergreen; Aaise, Coverbuds, Orangepeel
suake-root, ,oaraway. ooriander. Burdock.
e S.--T..-1880-X. CO. 4 RI
They are espeHsly Recommended to clergymen; pub
o speakers and persons Of literary habits and sesen.
tary life; requirs free Digestion o relish forf
and detrimental hcaites. - -'-'. ; = Il s'' -
Decate females and weak persons are certain to md
In these Bittery what they have 80 long looked for
Theypurtty, +. strengthen and invieorate. II 8. :
They creste healthy appetite. 49,: -, so .
They are an antidots to change Of water ane Diet
They overcome effects of dissipation and late hours.
They strengthen tho system and enliven the mind.
They prevent missmado and intermittent tsyera =:
They purity the breath sud aoiaity of the stomach
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Diarrhea, Cholera and oholsra Morbus.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache
They are the best Bitssrs in the world. They make
the weak man srong and are exhausted natures great
testorer. s-t So, s5't-. =" =.lt. ~ :
Tho fol1ovin1 akarflino and ernphatc ststements
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New Drlea;nu,s, ;u,, Market.

~ gI.. IJE-IL. 4-ss
NEW 9 ORLEANS, March 9.-CoTToN-Th week end
ng 1ods5 closes with little better feeling and more ac-
yity nhe cotton market than was observable the last
two days Sales to-day foot up 1000 bales at u
regular rates. but mostly within the range OF Ta9Hc
for ordinary 2sa2sc for good ordinary for low
iddng and 30a30Hc for middling The sales reported
for the week amount about bales against nearly
double this amount last week. The gross receipts for
the week has 800 bales; and deducnR 6O2 bales
received from Mobile from Texas and Florida, the net
weeks receipts show 10 407 bales 600
bales last week, in roudnumbers, The weeks exports
have been a. S25 bales against 1857 bales last week
four cargocs; 5000 bales to Havre four cargoes
Barcelona Span 1901 to Boston; GA to New York. and
35l bales to Philadelphia And the stock on hand and
on shipboard not cleared this evening" M bales
It will be seen by the figures that receipts are rapidly
falling 1t least twp or three thousand bales short OF
this week may be looked for in the figures Of the next
highly intelligent Gotten dealer informs us OF his know
edge Of 600 bales Ehus received at an points ys
BILE to the pubc-exterior and interior landings
and stations. II so, OIL great amount Will likelyre
main all of said points for the season. as Will yet
come forward In struggling lots from plantations to these
points particularly prices remain low as at present
available quantity raised In 1866 and left over
from the crop 1885, The bulk Of the stock now In New
Orleans can, believe, thought profitable, be held
over next Fortunately 1t Is not Like sugar TO
lose by drngup like grain, to be eaten by rats The
interest Of money VIII alone be the loss Yet most
ctors are willing to dispose Of at least good part OF
their stocks at our quotations, OF near them.
Es,r- ..s5G DAILY. COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand LIST September 1856. bales. 1872 l30
Received since yestel day. kS0 - -
Received previously. S2-SVbVoS
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.WEHLI..

Your Pianos are superior to any have ever seen h
this country or in Europe
have never heard tone go perfect; 1t yields every
expression that needed in music, and its quality ts
cspabIe of change to meet every sentiment This is
rsre power is derived from tho perfect purity Of
ts tone together withiss sympathetic, elastic and well
balanced touch. - ;, go. - a:''s....i'
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;, The Charleston &C Cotton on Market

+. -, The Charleston Cotton market:
Fl OFFICE eFlTHE CHARLESTON DAILY. NEWS,
CHARLESTON, Wednesday Evening, March Il, 1857
The market was active and With good demand n prices
advanced about half cent ID. Sales 4M bales,
1t a5 OF 49, SO a. a. 50 at at ss at and
SO at % cents: We quote .1;g....s ,Gi,,?:i ~;
Ordinary.
Low M1ddling. gg1'7s
20 MiddliDg sss.s1o= VT.
Strict Mddin :.2s o.
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PORT CALENDAR.
CORRECTED WEEKLY.

!. PHAaEs OF THE MOON.
New NJ 6th 4h. Ism. morn Full M. Goth, 3h 95m. morn
First @. 1Sh 3h 27m. morn Last G. 28th 2h. 261n morn
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T,;monia from. tho most distinguished Artiss IN Esrcpt
to Nessrs. Chicksriag d Sons: ~.

Among the ohietpons of s1callence Of the Chicken
Ing Pianos Of which speak the renowned artists IN their
coneratulsory testimonials to the Messrs Ohckarng,
are the greatest possible depth richness and volume Of
tone. combined with rare brilianoy oloarness and
perfect evenness throughout the entire scale land
sympathetic quality Of which never changes under the
most delicate or powerful touch. - ~
During the past foryth years his hFm has ms4u'
Actured 80 ;eN't"
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Letter Of Rev. r. E. CRANE Chaplain Of the 10Th New
York Regiment:
NEAR ACou1A OREEK, March 4th, 1883.
OwngIto the great exposure and terrible decomposl-
ton after the BATHS Of Antetam, was utterly prostral.
ed and very sick My stomach would not retain medi.
cine An article called Plantation Bters, prepared by
DR.. DRAKE, Of New York, was prescribed TO give me
strength and appetite. To my great surprise they
gave me Immediate relief Two bottles ALMOST allowed
me- to jon my regiment. I" Ihave Btnce seen
them used In many oaseB and free to say for hos.
pita or private purposes know OF nothing Ike then
-, .r.:,:i. Rev. E. T.: CRANE, Chaplain.
Letter from the Rev. N. E. Gnps, st. Cairsvhle Pa;
GENr1EMEB:-You were kind enough on former oc.
ossIon, to send me half dozen bottles Of Plantation
Bitters for 50 co.. Ny wife having derived 30 m9ch
benefit from the of these Bitters desro :er TO
continue thea and you will please send " six bottles
more for the mousy enclosed: v
Iam very truly 10 :rs
n E. GILDa Pastor Cor. Ret. Church,
=. soLD1ERs HOME, surEnRTEsprsr's o1noA
C1No1NNAT1, OH1o,. Jan. 'a6thil80S
80
ItAve given your Plantation Bitters TO hundreds :oi
Cur noble soldiers who stop here more or less disabled
from various Causes and the effect Is marvellous and
gratifying.
Such preparation this is hearaly wish In every
family in every hospital and at hand on every battle
field. G. ". D. ANDREWS, superintendent.
Dr. ". a. OH11ps, Surgeon of the Tenth Vermont Re-
eiment, writes:1 Wish every soldier had bottle OF
Plantation Bittsrs They the most effective per.
tect, and harmless tonic ever used"
W1LrARDs HOTEL,
WARRINGTON, D. O., May 22d, 1858.
GEnrLEMEA:-.We require another supply OF your
Plantation BitterH, the popularity which daily In
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Respectfully,
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DO. dc. &c. &c. DO.
Be sure that every bottle bears the fac-simile OF our
signature steel plate label, with our private stamp
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LONDON January IA, 1855.

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MY DEAR 6m: have great pleasure IN ssking yoGto
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highest approYaos their Instruments is condder
not merely the best instrument OF American manufso.
t1re that have tried but one Of nGeSt Grand PIANO.
iortes that has ever come undes my and
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which, for touch, quality, power and Kprhmanshtp 10
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Firm of Oollsrd Uollard PiAno-forte Manufacturer,
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"COST A TSP.
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"A UNIVERSAL DINNER PILL,
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aI Sold by all Druggists everywhe!o. ~
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Keurs: cattKsring d Sons: =;
gents: Ihsve Just been invited by Messrs. 0oard 70
try Grand Piano-forte manufactured BY you, and
have no hesitation In endorsing the opinion Of my old
friend Mr. O. D. Col1ard, Viz: That It s the finest In.
' Believe me me. gentlemen, most fsitnfSny yours,
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upon tbs Justly celebrated Erard Panos yours are the
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It may be satisfactory to our patrons and friends
among the public large to sGte that testimonials have
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ALFRED JAEL. j. BENEDICT.
Il. sANDERsON. - M.6TRAKOSOH. - 49,
R, HOFFMAN. JULIEN. - lslz
ARTHUR NAPOLEON.
And many others.
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SENT BY MAIL.
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James n. Wthl, Esq: -ss-'- -
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Charles!D Dickens swasea spectator Of theT recent
raform demonstration in London, from the balcony
Eshoplof York, who, shout q year and half ago.,
denounced THE reading Of novels ,as, pernicious.
The tBerd 6eoigs Gordon riots furnished the ma
terial for Barnsby Rudge; 80 the John Bright re-
form demonstration may lay the foundation OF a
newpetampoiarTna novel BY thegreat master in the
art infinxsiIflrnan nature: :5. 80 7. :, :
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-11-28

MAN MIssNG.-There was general
turnout of the citizens Of Williston this
morning, says the Burlington Free Press
OF Monday, to make search for William
Reynolds, who has been missing for
some time. He left home four weeks
ago yesterday, to go, as his friends sup
posed, to church, but did not return,
No alarm was felt, as he was frequently
in the habit OF spending some days with
friends and relatives in different parts OF
the town. But when time went on and
he did not come back and inquiry
showed that he had not been at any
of his usual stopping places, his family
took alarm, and summoned the neigh
bors to search for him. He is a man of
some IS years Of age and subject it is
thought, to disease Of the heart, and Lis
sudden death in some path in the woods
is feared
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LAFAYErrE's VISIT TO VERMoNT.-The
Springfield Republican, copying Yer
mont paper, tells the absurd story that
Montpelier could furnish only one car
pet when Lafayette visited the town.
The truth is that q great many were
furnished to carpet the bare old State
House. Sure we are that many carpets
we're left at home on the occasion. An
other story was that the General stopped
at the now old Caldwell House. The
fact is that be was entertained at the
Pavilion, wkch was then by far the best
hotel IN Vermont and one of the bes, in
New Englaud. 1t was our luck to com
mand body -guard of boys on that &C
casion, and the good old General had US
all 10 his rooms at the Pavilion 50 we
know what we have here affirmed. The
Caldwell House was then one OF the best,
and Governor Van Ness had quarters
there Walton's Journal.
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Bills Approved aud Signed by the
Governor.

The following acts, approved and
signed by the Governor, give sum-
mary of the work of the Legislature OF
1862
An act in addition to chapter 70 Of
the general statutes In relation to d.
vorce. This provides that the Supreme
Court may, on petition Of the wife, issue
an order to prevent the husband from
exercising any restraint over the per-
sonal liberty of the wife during the pen
dency of her petition for divorce, and
may make an order for her to have the
custody of the minor children during
such tendency, and may decree her tenn
porary alimoy, and an allowance to pay
the expenses Of the suit.
An act authorizing the establishment
and maintenance OF town, city and viii
lage libraries.
An act to amend an act entitled ian
act providing for a checklist OF voters"
approved Nov. 10, 1866, providing that
in every town and city where one thou
sand votes are cast at any freemen's
meeting, there shall be check list,
without the petition required by the act
of last year. 1t further provides that
the aldermen or the civil authority may,
in their discretion, cause to be opened
not to exceed three sets Of balloJ-bOxes,
at different places in the room where
the meetings are held; and may divide
the alphabetical list into as many differ
ent parts, and no person shall be allowed
to vote except at the box assigned to
that portion Of the alphabetical list.
An act charging the jurisdiction o!
Justices of the Peace, in certain cases
extending the jurisdiction to 5000 in
suits arising under section chapter l02
of the general statutes, and giving the
right of appeal to either party.
Authorizing the town OF Chester tt
| pay the sum therein named.
10 addition to section 81 chapter 50 o
the general statutes, relating to tht
grand list, providing that when thu
equalizing committee of the House 0
Representatives make their report, i
shall be lodged with the Secretary 0
State, who shall at once cause copies o
it to be sent to the listers OF those towns
whose valuation of real estate has beeI
changed aud the listers shall attacl
such copy to the grand list book, and
ia accordance Herewith, complete aut
return the list.
In amendment of sectioGs 4, and 6
of chapter SO of the general statutes
entitled "Of Banks" abolishing the OF
fee o. Bank Commissioner, and devolv
ing his duties upon the Auditor of Ac
counts.
To amend section chapter 10S OF til
general statutes, giving mechanics
lien on buildings which they move, a
well as those which they build or re
pair,
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Wit and Wisdom.

We say that the "bells are rippipn
for fire." when in fact they are ringing for
water to put out the fire.
No man should complain Of being
poor, or of hard times, who can afford 10
use rum and tobacco.
-Labors of the body free US from main
of the mind. That is what constitutes the
happiness Of the poor.
eve see" says Swift, in one of his
most sarcastic moods, "what God thinks
of riches by the people he gives them to-,
A little girl being told that the
Kings and her birthday was on the same
day, asked her mamma if the King and
her were twins.
What IS the difference between the
manner of death of barber and scup-
tor2 One curls and dves-the other
makes faces and busts.
Some one speaking of a highly orua,
mented house, whose proprietor was not
particularly hospitsble, said, 81 should like
to see little less gliding, and more cary
ing.n
What can be more desoate spec
tacle than an old maid sitting on an in
verted half bushel, in cold kitchen, with
her feet on the brim of slim bucket, par
ing her corns with a case knife, by the
| light of a tallow candle?
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