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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-04-03
oosrUMEPARrY AT THE VILLAGE HALL


The Costume Party at the Village Hall, on the
evening of the 27th, was, like its predecessor OF
some three weeks since, most decided success.
The hall was well filed notwithstanding the predc-
tions OF many outsiders, aud the fears OF some of
the executive committee TO the contrary. BY ex-
perience we gain wisdom, and the committee OF ar
rangements on this occasion vastly improved upon
their previous effort cater 20 the tastes OF the
amusement-going public. The stage had been ele-
waited sufficiently to give all present an opp0rtu-
nifty OF easily getting good view ofthe costumes,
thus preventing the Inconvenience OF some rising
at the opening of each scene. At the irst enter
tainment there was felt by the audience to be a
lack of design as the characters came upon the
stage, which defect at the last performance was
remeded in this by grouping the various charac-
ters. thus forming some most exquisite tableaux.
The Costume Party was received by the Chinese
Emperor, Maqehou KtaH, Robert Tobin. attend
ed by two Mmdarils, George Wing add Homer
Brigham, aud were arranged aud introduced by
Prince HImlet, Irving Emerson. The personages
were disposed in the following groups;
|. THE Four SEASONS
Spring, Miss Jennie Dewey; Summer, Miss
Mary Elstman Aatuala Mss Nettie Wing
IY,nter, Miss Florence Wing.
The same was repeated with comic cast of
characters Spring, Carol Pitkin; Simmsr,
John Fiske; Autaala, Arthur Farwell W,ater,
A. j. w. Sweet.
II. A CoMlc GRoUr.
Mrs Partington. Miss Sarah Slade; Tsiiy
O'Roirke, Esq, Horace G. Blllou; Isaac, a Con-
trabaad, James Randall Pasqaia. an Hatia,
Ciolca, Albert Lane; The Old Hurry, Charles
Randall Belphagor, George Lane
III. Az OmENrAL GRoup.
Rsbecca the Jeoess Miss Alma Ferrin Msiora,
Greek girl, Miss Lucy Moves; Zoe, a Turkish
girl, Miss Julia Cook M1tm ugd PIsh1, Miaa-
eiHke ORicer, DR.. o. p Forbush; Captain Kaier-
gis, greek saiior, George Tapiu; Abd-el-KI-
der, aa Aeab CHIEF, q. A. McClusky Itt- Wlt
Rqdh, a Hindoo NaLoJ, Will Woods.
Nv. Az ALLEGoRIcA. GRouP.
The EoeHiag Star, Miss Julia Brigham; Night,
Mrs. Nj. Cutler; MoniRg, Mr.. +. ID. Hyde ;
Costume Of 1880, Mrs. III. Fule.tJn; Costume of
1867, Mrs M. G.. Kinsoni The "Press.n Miss NJ.
Jones Photography, Mrs Z. Wells; Mtsic,
Mrs. G. Watson Miss Fanny Miss Fanny
Westi The Io0a Olock,'G. Watson.
V. AN HIsToRoAL GRoUP.
Mrs. Washington, Miss Kate Mcclure; A Nun,
Miss Sarah Hoyt; George Washington Stephen
Arms John Kaon j. NJ. Kent; The French Dau-
phin, Peter Mitchell; Marquis de Soto, Il. Hay
den; Knigh 7empiar, Dennis Lane.
vi. A NATIONAL GRoUP.
The SsaOrifa Isabella, Miss Tempeton; Lisetta,
an italian Girl, Miss Emma White Ellen Doug
las, Fanny Dudley; The Lass Of Go,orie, Lille
Moorcralti Rupert, Of The Popes body guard, A.
j. W. Sweet Fergus McIcor, G. Z. Foster; Fra
Diapoto, an Italian Banda, Arthur Farwell Sal
Tor Boy. w. Mcclure.
VII. CouRrLY GROUP.
| Marquis Santa Cruz, Clarence Ptkin Chepa-
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Special Notifies. .
DIR. MATTIsON

or Providence II. l., exclusively all diseases and
accidents resulting from mprudeuce In both sexes, civ
Ing them his whole attention. DR.. M. ia thoroughly
educated physician Of over twenty years experience
bearing the highest testimonials, audundoubtedly pos
superior skill Va that class OF dseasest TO which
he has devoted go much time and attention Persons
at distance and ladi1s especially, having any trouble
Of the kind should be sure 10 send Tor his Book on
Special Diseases, giving full Information, in seaed
envelope free Enclose stamp for postage, and
direct to DR. dATT1sCN No. 2s Union street, Provi
dence, r.. l. l600dav
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-04-03
IN EFFEcruAL WORM MEpIcINE.


W0Ra LozESgEs. Much sickness, undoubtedly with chill
and alu attributed to other causea is oocasoned "
The vEanrUon CoMrirs although ehectual in de-
stroyug worms oshe Injury 20 he most delicate
child This valuable combination has been tuccessfaly used
BY pyscaua, found De sale and In Graduating
worms, 90 hurtfui 90 children.
CintnnHn nAvpe woEss require Immediate attention. as
neglect the trouble often prolonged sickness
SYMPTOMS or IS CuiLDHEy often overlooked.
Worms n The stomach and bowels cause irritation which can
only BY the OF remedy. The comblna
tou ofngretirnis used Ia mailing BreuHs PsrmVss cen
f such 10 give The best possible eject with safety.
CURTIS q BROWN, Proprieton, New York. sold by All
naaIar. Nm M.lLaIna.. ~ % 81. boy. ll.lI
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AND SYPHILIS.
nanLY MPoRrANr ro FEMALES IN DEL

DIR. DOW, Physician md surgeon. Nos and I'm
dicou street. Botton Is consulted daily for all diseasos
incident % the f3mae system PIoApsus Uteri, all
lug Of ihe Womb, Fluor Abus Suppression, and other
menstrual arrangements al treated upon rev path
days. So inysuabll certain Is the mode Of
ment that the mo obstinate complaints yield under il
and the Attic ed person reoices in perfect health
DR. DoNi 10 do ibt had greater experience in the
Of dis Of women and children than any Other
phi sican Boston. and has sin lSi6, confined hi.
male con plants
n bah letters must eontaia four red stamps they
vii not be answered Office hours from A, Nj. TO r.
NJ
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CERTAIN CURE IN ALL CASES OR No
CHARGES MADE
Those who need the services of an experienced phys
eian surgeon in all difficult and chronic diseases
every uame and nature should give him call.
7. DIR Dow imports and has FOR sale new article
called the French Secret. O, der by mail Two for 81
and red stamp. 0669
May / 1865
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At recent dinner of the Idun scientific society
in Stockholm dish of the meat taken out by
Capt Parry, in his expedition to the north pole in
1927, was served to the guests. II was preserved
in tin boxes. and found by the Swedish scientific
expedition on School point, Spitzenbergen.
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A p TR n N o o N .
SRNATh

Bill introduced.-From the House. bill 10 incorpor-
the Cain Drake Marble Company; referred 10 den-
era. Com heporled aud passed,
From the House ApprOprt,u & $40 900 flr expenses
Of the piesent session referred 10 Committee on III.
ma zee Reported and pas ed.
ly Senator Root, TO authorize assignment Of license
for circus by George II. bailey 90. 10 stone Co.
Passed. lN
From the House, pay Secretaries and Clerks Of the
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BAUGH ~ SONS.
sole Prop iet0,s ana Manufacturers.
Delaware River Chemical Works,
PHILADELPHIA. III. s.. a..

For lIhsat, Rye barley. Corn oats, Potatoes, To
ba 20 b ekohsat Sorghum Trynipf Hops, Garden
Ieyeiables and every Crop and Plant.
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BRs introduced 10y Senator DorI, to incorporate the
Pc pie . Gas Light Co. OF Rutland
Senator Bars said he thought this bin not with
10 the business for which the session was called and
moved 10 postpone the blil indefinitely.
Senator DOrr explained the necessity Of the bill That
village has been gated by gas, Tor which its buildings
have been fitted The gas works have recently been
amt and the company, consisting Of persons abroad
do propose 10 build the works, but TO sell them
price 50 exhorolant that nobody will purchase. Under
hese circumstances the village asks that this charter
be granted.
BArstOw demanded the yeas Aad nays yeas 8,
noes 20.
On motion OF Senator Dor, the rules suspended
and the bill passed
BY Senator H' de, TO incorporate the Rutland .ilroad
Co, (he purpose beng to reorganixs the Rutland and
Burlington hailrosdC Go under that name Referred 10
committee on roads
by Senator Porter, TO provide workshop forlhe Yer
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a4:he 1aa:il1g Menus
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 1c, 1867.
THE SOLDIERS DREAM.

ID .
The following touching lines were written during the
by tho Rev. ]. l. Reynolds of South Carolina Uni
versity, in co1nmemoraton OF beautiful instance OF
vromans devotion that while tho University
buildings Columbis South Carolina were used rs hos
pital:
Tho soldier boy lny on his pallet in PAIN
Whcrc the student his r1gils onco kept,
And there with each throb OF his fever-parcL'
Sweet memories of home and he wcpt.
But daughter OF earth in her womanly mcctness
Drew near him her vtsils to keep.
And the charm OF her voice, in its sstcry swcencss
Beguiled the sad soldier to sleep.
As her delicate hand batled his an-furrowcd brow,
And her tan piled its olce Of blessing,
He dreamed OF the CLINE where the Heavens cndow
The good with IN angels carcssing.
His hard bed OF straw seemed as Light as tho mir
An angels wings rustled above,
On his paic, sunkcn cheek fell trcmuous tear,
And voice whispered accents Of love.
Bewildcred and charmed by the beautiful vision
Unconscious Of place and Of time,
He deemed himself now in tho regions elysian,
And now in his childhood's fair cline.
Thus calming the weeper. and soothing tho sngished.
The vsitant watched at his sde III.
And tho soldier boy turned tho bod whore he Ian
guished
With smilo to Che angcl-and died.
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Boston Boot md Shoe 1,raae

BOSTON January s.-Business continues Quiet with
put moderate demand for spr1ng goods. Frices are
however, fully sustained, and with the present
IN ths ieaIner nA1e. and Tor materials manufacur
ing, tnc price OF boots aud shoes IL likely to a-
being asked on ladies' goods which have been de-
pressed OF late and unwilling to take
orders at Inst fals prices we have in town fe, ~ hn
e5o out their & demands arc not sufficient much
California and the extreme Southern trade Mann,.c
3 aht ese to work gradually prices
principal shipments of the have been to San Fran
cseo 197S New York 1921 New Orleans 4o
ses galveston. 137 cases; Philadelphia 1876 cases. "a
vannah 1l6 cases The total the week by sea and
A mas been 4026 cases. being the smallest weeks clear
shipments by rail, $40 cases - > N.-- Ao'a1
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Acts OF tho LeRislature.

AR Aof TO AatEHD AN ACT ENTITLED 't An Arr ~
A I'D AZ ACT ENTITLED IAN ACT 10 EsrAs1.rss
BE Il snaeted by the Senate and House q
eN esentatlves, now met and sitting in Genero ~
Assembly and by the authority Of the same Tat
go muoa 1f an Act entitled can ACT to amend an
rstiaed the twenty -hret day Of septomber o,e
INC +ensand eight hundred and sixtysix, as REQUIRES
Iee draW1ng and empanneling OF Grand Juries for
me District Courts, be- and the same is herebv T
anr,mena apaeo and y al persons already drawn and
te13i1. are hereby relieved Of the duty Of so at
bs1n.cas rass no Presentmert Of Grand jury shan
eos Sas L ~ snail 1pB & e. IN the said
General and solcitors a9 sFe duty OF the Attorney
ana ssssn the to prepare ~f B
sheeto to the District Judge Tor his Peita.nlng
AG p sfan order the same to be docketed for 4s
aa1sabss hls judgment the Prosecution thc1,of ba
AIhat the Juries in the District Cont a. ;,
tasaI % one Jury Of eight Jurors at each n,,ar
session and the venire therefor shall cons;s
psnei OF sixteen; and it shall be the dntv 81
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CHARLESTON.
Arrived Ycsterxinv.-

Br bark Yumuri .Thompson, Liverpool, via Milford
aaven % days. Salt, Coal. &C. To R:lyene & Co and
un1er - The has experienced heavy westerly gales
schr z Vaughan, Howell. Boston, IA days. auano
Gns. ana ndze., TO Baker 4 Co. J Robson Ring l.
Lewis, White, Order 7 -' -. = ss' 49, : :"
schr David Stricken. Van Glider. Baltimore dayg.
Butler, and others -, - tfoSN fS " - - - -
ssssmer Ella Aancox Richardson, Savannah, via
1eautorts Hilton Head, &c. IS bales Cotton and
Mdze To Ferguson 3 Holmes J Enslow 4 Go. Por
pharss aenry e. " Canaie sprague Hopkins Mo.
1nerson q GO. Psrker Childs. Inurahain 7 4 n
AiEkpataSk, Aiken & Co. F Green, Mcbride l. r -,
sIoop ELLEN. Gradick, Cooper River ?dO bnshe,a
Oicaf1es<ff- f1sf-Sessn 2 Ssnnr l| !;
S'eahan1p hn11p Falcon Reed. morecourtenay ren.
- 1'apn- CARLETON Harrington Boston-olnoy 4 CO
Went to Sen Yesterday: 9l1 ee'
SSteainahtp Falcon, Reed Baltimore MI
naI1 Helen Sands, Ot,s Liverpool t3 .t "
6tag Lizzie NJ Merrill, Timer. Boston y. g
ooS1 haiph Carleton, Harrington Boston iEi &S
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ceinta an,o11 t.acAo 1s dCu and prices lower WITH -
tngs nus morning 925 bushels rad what oner-
hLI o Wn1te Corn, 10220 buslies yellow ro,. 5000
sales we're 27b bushels red Wheat at so
= 81 ~ ls5 bushels at 0s 10 bnshe1s 90 a Corn
81 ~ "; $50 bushels mixed at 81 ns s0 Suo
es yeo~ Corn at 81 05 400 bushels at 81 "a. eH0
81 a. ~ u oS 9oo bushels at 81 02and 500 husheis
a1oIAssEa-The market Is quiet bnt hrrn a. ~, nye.
vz; Cuba nt 40a50c; Porto Rico new cro ~
cron at sts Island q aoa5o and New oreans naw
phovsosae suac = sal'on z 1or tar 70 psne
epe ~ 3or Bacon to fill Southern orders. ~ t,
nno. 1n1ted and prices closed soehat Hroae s1GA 2I
Shon1.so so clear Sides 12h1a121So; new rb
steady at sss active and In better supply quote
hou1de1s 7 a9ote Shoulders 30 and Sides 1O
is hed -. co. oieaes &C; aud Hams II I.7Sc kneeH
CStv and an quiet, but held steadv At 1I x
. it, = eols. Baltimore refined. in teoa "a 1Sc Sc
a.ao1+. .hIoE-The market is dull at e,1aono -.
os4a91sc for East India oTsA'>se 1or Carolina, and
sSALT-Contnues without chonr.
avespool Ground Alum at So is N N psses We quote
bnsSS - Per sack Turks Island s on,t me M at $3 10
sales sre conne market q is quiet but prices
= fair to good refs 5]saio Cents we quote C. aud
W gooo grocery, 10Ia10A cents net. d 90 DO fair
~ nSe forto Rico. common to GOOD rroo ~ Sela
New Orleans 90 B,1me to choice. cent nst
PPaonsns; P1; Brazil. o4a101 cents. 1oa cents,
w. aN SuoAns-Are II cent higher on So++
mnte * cents Circle ~ oents. q
AZ Cents: for ios o. ses 1no yellow lax cents: Circle
:. SE9SoP.-We syn qnoto Maryland Goaen a. - 49,.
osI %IanKEY-The 30 market is dun ana lovor ~.
ountry sts are 90 cents nut We hear no ses
.bo. ane unsetded condition Of the ms.Sats quo
eA ~ An apPfehended reduction of the tar S'0 So
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The Charleston Cotton Market.

The Charleston Cotton Market
OFFICE OF THE DAILY NEWS
CHARLESTON. Tuesday Evening" January is I
Holders are still placing but little Cotton On the
MARKET and tho transactions consequently very
limited The sales are in most cases at about onr
quotatons but in the condition Of the
me ls rather with the buyer Sales about 200
oaies VIZ at &c., at ao 25 ut 81. SO at 49, q at sa
aud A at 33c We quote:
Low 3Hddling uIaoo
Middling. % T1sGgoa
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AN ACT TO ALTER THE LAW In RELATION r., 1ur
PUBLICATION OF LEGAL NOTICES ~
l I. Be 1t e1dcted, BY the Senate and House OF Ra.
presentahves, now met and sitting in General As
scmbly. and by the authority of the same, That in
every case in which, by existing future laws. a
publication is provided to be made in newspaper
or gazette printed in the District, it shall be in
tens. tended that such newspaper is published at the
Seat OF Ju t'cc Tor such District. And in all cases
IN which no newspaper is published at the Seat
OF Justice" in any District. all publications will be
made as now by law provided, when no newspaper
is published in the District. mani 7"0" -
Approved December IA, 1866.
JAMES L. ORR, Governor,
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DR.. wRIGHT's
REJUVENATING ELIXIR,
Or. Essence Df Effc. -

&SSNNET"aI wdz1 Cures GenAral UeJilitu, Weak
SSS:gEsLSYL. nexs Kystsrfcs an females,
Ss:SS3, Es:faL.<< Fntpit0tion oyGle Hart and
==EE&SSESI< .dH NerDous Diseases 1t re-
Ss1$$ss= stores new life and vigor to the
;. r. ,s..nsae" aged, causing the hot blood Of
yo., ,I. s.s: youth to course the veins res
nrs nnjD,n1sI gg,;:a torns the Organs Of Genord-
sietc N}a 80 does tton. TfnoranO lnDDtencH ana
this Eiilfr TeJuren Debitly restoring W0nlimess
ATE hc sysfe'n cHi sGld tuH ripor, thus proving q
orerco'He disensc. IiSrfect EIirir Of Lore Tc-
moving Skeruit$ and i;arrenncss in both sexes To
The young, nll!cach, and ngel, there is greater
boon than this { Elixir of Lfe." IL gives a new
lease OF life, causing tho weak and debtated to
have renewed strength and vigor, and the entire
system to thrill wttt,jo and pleasure.
Price, one bottle s. three bottles s.; sent by
express to any n,ltiress 5
Our medicines sold md recommended by nll
respectable druggists in every part Of the civilized
globe; some unprincIpled dealers, however, try to
deceive ther customers by selling cheap and worth
less compounds in order to make money. Bs not
decrivcd-esk for these medicines and take no
others IT Tho druggist docs not keep them, write
To us. and we will send them by express carefully
lacked. free from observation. Wo will be pleased
to receive letters with full statements in regard to
any disease with which Indies gentlemen are
afflicted Address NIL letters for medicines, paph-
lets, or advice, to the sole proprietor, "a
Or W. r. MERW1H, 81 Walker St., N. Y,
may 40 a6$y5 JEa-4iEg 5.- .G@ mwf iv
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1aASssessa7- confidence, and STATE their COM
plants in full, We treat NIL Female Complaints
and prepare Medicines suitable for all diseases to
In = scaled envelope free. .ET.s.6. ao : : -
I'll" Chcr,.kc. Pills sold by all druggists at 81
per box, or six boxes for Is; or they are sent by
mail, free Of postage, in ordinary letter. free
rom observation. BY addressing the sole proprietor
Dr.. W. R. MERWIN, 81 Walker St., N. Y.
N. B.-Chcrokce Pills No are prepared for
spcciuk cases. when mlldcr medicines G.il ; these
arc sent BY mail! free Of postage, receipt Of IS,
tho price Of ettch bon. @f
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Baltimore Marker.

nno inns morning. and prices rule steady sales were
out We could not ascertain the 1uanty at the
Aos G cen.s- Stock In first bands II 800 bags Bio.
1sotIeN;-ihe unfavorable advces by the cable has
%nag 70 wait IN expectation of further decline We
Uplands 20 cents; Low Middline at 40 IN
IS cents. ,at- 07>-7 ,S'-'' A @A Sooo hd1oonng at
FL F3Loua-The demand for export is limited Small
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"unotn gton Market.

"umin gton Market.
WILMINGTON. January 14-TunpEHTrNE- In DE-
so for yellow DIP and SO so for hard Der bbl Of
1e4 los-latter figure being paid for LOTS all hard
Ros1Ssales Of 2o4 bbs No at IS 40 Der ESQ lbs. and
100 do No ut 81 624 - - - - -o. oo Aos' ano
CoTHoSzsales Of % bales at a31 szc for middtno
Elizabeth City, of which 1000 bushels sold nt 81 * NV
bushel. 9T3sI5- ~-1~s 'o4 '04'A ~ p 10 per
S9a10 per n for fair mill, Ai' 3no
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New or,ean, Market.

NEW ORLEANS. january 1o.-CorroN-The sales to-
day certainly not ncvo yet they amounted IN tho
aggregate 43oO and $500 bales tending to the
inside figure Of our yesterdays quotations Factors
kept up their figures remarkably well during tho day,
not pressing their stocks but devotng their tmo to de-
livery Of previous saee clearing up etc Tho truth Is
there much Cotton offering in tho market-neces
sary cannot be with tho now 'o known character Of
tho CROP There occasionally sales as NC below
yesterdays quotations. and wo moy quote tho inarket
day prevu only tcndne to the inside Gold quotations
the previous decline. closing OF l33al3s;a which
z.ay tend 10 check decided decline on cotton.
El# STATEMENT COTTON. s@3.
Stock hand September LIST. 1866 bales-102 l39
Received previously. 1884, ASSIST, ,467
49, .eoe
Cleared previously. 2C9, ,237-275. .401
| Stock on hand and on shipboard not clca--
| ed ........... 21s9O4
.he exports this evening include 523 bales for Nov
York; 641 bales for Provdence 1883 bales for Hnvre
| 1856 bales for Liverpool.
SUGAR AND NIoLAssEs.-The receipts since yesterday
comprised 1876 hhds Sugar and 652 bbls Moasses There
active demand for both OF the above and the limited
character of the arrivals induces holders to be NOR
stringent their prctcnsons, and the market conse
quenly closed sn and prices tending to outside
Tho sales include 525 hh6s Sugar md 6l0 bbls of Mo
4 18EecS. .
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Or Female Regulator,

Cure Suppressed, Ercessire and
JHinful '1NrnSt~uatiO1, Gree.,
Sickness, Nercous and S Spind. at.
.fecfiora$. Pains in til. B,cA., Sick
Ue1ddche, Gidd,ness, and all dis
cascs that spring from, frrvgularity,
by removing the Cause and al! the
effects that arise from it. They
are perfectly safe in all cases, e1-
cept achea Jorbiicicm bv direc-
, ttoms, and nrc easy To administer,
As they are nicely sugar coated.
They should be in the hands Of
every Maiden, Wife, and Mother
in the land. ..lI
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PHILADELPHIA, ,Oh Mcntl l7tl Day 1862
REsPEc1ED ERrESD:-My daughter has been much
benefited by tho OF thy Fauts:on Btrtere Thou
wilt send me two bottles moro -
Thy fsend, ASA CURRIN
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1MpoETANT CERTIFICATES.

RocE ESTER, NJ 7 December 2S, 1861.
Messrs p H DRAKE n Col have beon a great suf
ferer from Dyspe.sa for three years. and had tc
abandon my profession. About three months ago
tried the Plantation Bitters and my great 10y an
now ncarly wen man. have recommended them In
several cases. and. far know, always rith sigma
benefit am, respectfully yours
----- Rev. i. s. UACHQEN
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NUMERICAL.
Exports.

-TI|-| Exports. \
BosTON-Per schr Ralph Carleton-e7 bales Upland
tons Old Iron, Packages - 80 80 - ~ Nv
BALIlMORE-Per steamship Falcon-1,e bales 8 and
2s7 bales Upland Cotton, 3 bales Wool 1ee Packages
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Per south caro,.na RAILROAD

Consisncos per South Carolina Railroad
January 10.
9J6 bales Cotton. 63 bales Mdze. cars Lumber. and
Sundr1cs. To Rodgers l. Co. Il Bischon Co, Kan
apaux- Lanneau Co. airs 1ckling, D Utscy, Adams,
Frost Co. Walter u Co. L NJ Ayor 4 Co, Gracscr,
L. 8 & Co, Mrs E NJ Seabrook. Willis 4 Chisolm John
son. Crows CO, D Aikon & Co. G " Williams Il Co.
E Wiss Co. c Avcrill !; Son. L JcHers 4 Co. F
Mcy. King & Gibbon Fraser & Co. Baggett & Co,
NJ Fredsburg WellinG- . ~.
Consignces per Northeastern Railroad,
"% January l5.
7e3 bales Cotton 80 bbls Naval stores Lumber
! Car wood. bags Cotton Seed Mdze. &c. To Greaser
Lee l. Co, Leo Spencer, Rodgers L. Co, J NJ Cald
~c' Son. Adams. Frost l. Co. W & RYAN, Mowry s
co: n hirkPatrck. Mcae.t B Co, Screyen N Ms |,
Co. Kendall Dockery, G " Williams 4 Co. o Reeder,
Bro. J Enslow CO. Mazyck Bros, j jackson. Duke
CO. camPsen & Co. canale: GailarI l. Minott. J
G Pritchett Ebaugh & Mallonce, Agent, Order.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-16
PORT CALENDAR,
Passengers.

5 F #.I Passengers. Hl-
Per steamer Eliza Hancox from Savannah via Beaufort
ana hlton Aead-Mrs j solomons, S Emanuel J "
logan. " Parker. 81 Hobhs, U s N, R Hamlin q
Aarras. HUM, Broddie. Pope. Brodard Miss
= SSIa[ast9pnes. ~ MetcaH. Woodard, W Cotton
Wanzeny, and so on deck = 4-N'- ~ y " 1' ~