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PHILADELPHIA. friday, August so.-coAI-The do.
both the schuy and Lehgh regions recorded for some
time past still continues and prices arc mostly nomi
CorYrE-The market continues worry quiet; 200 bags
OF Rio sold at 2Ia2ic, and Lasunyrs at Csc per lb cur
rency
settled and dropping about 500 baos Mddlngs sold
in lots 27a2sc Upand., and 2sa29a per lb Now
FLoUR--The market Inns been moro active but prices
dropping; 1G0o city mills family sold for sipeut on
and baiefs !. prices Sangng from 81 to IS FOR superne
slo t1 for old stock and fresh ground $40 10
family, ti9 qS for fair 70 choice Horthwest aniiV
and iS 60 St 80 per bb for ,Iey brands qualify
10 unchanged eco bbls OF Brsndywine meal sold on pr
vate torms.
oHAIS.Ihc1e has been le,s doing In wheat and prices
are weak and unsettled About 20 bushels sold nt
90 2s,2 IS for common 70 primo rod 90 lOaa Is for
choice do and "a G5a2 40 buahe for whe the latter
nAnd 1000 bushels sold lots at from 81 coal 70 nor
bushel 70, and old Corn scarce and n fsir IA
81 q or western DO and 81 9aI "a for %tatsD
mostly at the latter rate osts dull and lower as o
ico bushels Barley Malt sod It 81 Co. Tse as, 9sne6
today arc a. oows: 1000 bbis four buaheis wheat
$500 bushels corn; 10. 700 bushels oats.
AoLisEs.-There s very little doing but p,tc.s ara
nnsh.nged 2lo hhds OF Cuba MuscoI.do sold at soc,
snd s 70 hid. English I.l,nd at soc. 2 gal - 49,
common Rom St sia4 IS per bbi.; No ast q as: So.
A. y eoa' So and pale At sc,1 In Tar and Pitch no
s sossie sp 0'1orpsnan0 lower with '. 'sies
pnoyiztoxs-The market continues very quiet, but
and s2l ior primo ssitnss tro anai aS
sa, ssss .sa i sa'tSa ss g
priees are hrny m.intsincd sales OF plain and i,ncS
rbted. 70 lso clear sbbed and sSouist. iSI 81
13Ke- Green meats - Tho transactions have been smar
At II to 49, and shoulders In salt At 1a 10 i9,I sssa
aro soaroe Lard steady and in better demand at for
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Tho Cotton Crop.

The impression that large crop of cotton will
be made is gaining ground, but the reports
from all parts Of the South do not warrant IT,
We have before us, accounts from Texas, Louisi-
nm and Mississippi, which worry gloomy.
The New Orleans Picayune publishes q letter
beon on visit to his plantation in Texas. Hear
ing gloomy accounts he would not belieyo thom
without personal observation. Visiting several
farms that looked woll on tho 1st Of August he
now finds thom 30 completely ruined, that not
bale will be m.tde on a hundI ed acres, aud on
his own place tho cotton Ia so completely do
stroyed that he will not gather bale; or course
this is not tho case generally but tho yield has
been cut short, and to an alarming extent. It 10
safo to say, that neither in Louispna nor Texas,
six weeks ago Tho fact is also to bo remembered
that mono OF tho old crop ia on hand, while this
timo last year largo amount Of it was in the iil-
terror of Texas Reports from many parishes in
Louisiana aro equally distressing. The want of
rain in many parts OF Alabama has injured tho
Cotton, and the worm will still do some damage.
We hope, however, that tho fears on this account
will provo groundless. In Southwestern Georgia,
and along tho sea coast, thero has been an unpre-
cedented long spell Of wet weather, and tho effect
on the Cotton has been very injurious.
It ia woll enough for tho country to know these
things. Tho crop IN Alabama will be better than
lust year. and the corn crop certainly Is
keep q large amount Of money in our midst that
last year went into tho pockets Of Northern and
WeS o oao w a@.e9
expected, the deficiency from Alabams will be
less, perhaps, than any othor State, and there
fore, tho resulting benefit from good prices
will bo greater. Foreign markets aro not 10
dependent upon American Cotton "a in years
past, and tho recent decline in Liverpool can
probably be attributed to two things, reports
ron this country OF largo crops and receipts
from Indin and other places increasing tho stock
on hand 1t is well known that large quantity OF
tho present crop will bo consumed by domestic
manufacturers from the fnct that thoro is not one
hundred thousand bales Of cotton on this side OF
the Atlantic, and tho weekly consumption Of ff-
teen thousand bales will soon work it all up Many
mills do not their full force II thoy did, tho
supply on hand would be exhausted boforo tho
present crop could get into the market. On tho
whole, the prospect for profit to the Alabama
planter is good. His storehouses arc flied with
corn, wheat is abundant. and tho pricos OF meat,
wo hopo will materially decline in the noIt six
weeks. Those who sell cotton early generally
come out best in the ond.- Montgomery 3fah
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MARINE NEWS,
PORT OF cHARL STOS.
ArrIVeI Ye1fcrtiuy.
ste.mshin Monskn Marsbman. N.,S yorr--,ss


Stearnahip Monekn, Marshman Now SorE-iea Thurs.
day, 4.S0 p NJ Mdze. 10 j Getty, Mc1lrtens
Wohltmann, Major Welton Woyhman, Walker,
agent TSn WEBB sa,eGs y 60
Prince. poppenheIn, Paul 4 Co, q + Panknin,
Ring o'Ncili, D oNeiil & Son. Misa 81 Osborn,
shall. Muller Nimitz Co. Monitor wrocking Co. j ii
Muller. " McComb & Co. McI1oy Rice, Meyer, Lit
tie MArshaI, Len8nIek Sell, Won ssntcn, Lopez.
IAurey Alexander. d IiIenhal Co. Klinck. W!cten.
berg Co. Jefforis & Co, a Hing Johnston, Crews &
Co. HASTE, Calhoun Co. A Hunt. Hugcr, Iiur-
kamp Co. Holsey, II Klatte Co. Holmes & Calder.
3 Henery, " HARRISON Co. g GravcIcy, Grubcr 4
Martin. Il arnver, Goodrch. wincman \ Co. Il Field
man. A Ford, A Fleming. J II Fischer, Farley &
Co. Eason Bro. David. z Dawson l. Co. Doug
lnas Miller II DAILY, Chisom EROS, Courtcnay TreI-
holm. Shepherd Cohen. Z u & Cohen. Cowper-
thwait, T ii Cater, A Cook & Co, J Cummips II a p
Caldwell, Cacius Witte Dischoa Co. A Betancourt,
Dolles + Burnhnm, G Ahrens & Co, Crane. Boyles-
ton Co. Southern Express Co. Apple, AiInnr,
heavy weather. and lay to for four hours; arrived the
Bar Sunday evening, Mt O'Clock North of Cape
main, passed steamships snragossa and Champion
Brig @ Geery, Conklln Boston, 10 days. AIdzc. To
Locke. Gracser. Lee. Smith & Co. Railroad Agent
dodgers Co. q Ahrens 4 Co. A Canaic. j lurKamp
& Co. Burckmeyer. White. + l. tiuiI!emin. Hart l.
4 Baker, BilcoI, E Hertz & Co, a Salinas, Ct "
Clark & Co, Hunt, II Russell. J Heips
IN THE OFFING.
Brig @ Y Williams Thompson, Philadelphia Coal To
W SeigniouB.
Cleared Ycsterdny.
schr Palmer, Palmer, Baltmore-P Locke.
Cleared for this Port.
Steamship Manhattan, Woodruff at Now York August al
schr John Griffin, Foster, at Philadelphia August sU
nIemorn ndn.
the brig Rolerson 10 days from New York. for Savannah
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% 20, h, II s,E x' m ns
FOE bTTTxns."
8. T.-188O-X.
few bottles Of PLANTATION BrTTrna
VIII cure NorTous Eetlsche
sSal sioms9S ssa re- Fstis DHas .AD
Flatuency and Indigestion.
Hervoua AfochonE
% Excessive Fatigue and Bhort Breath.
"a Pain the EJee
Proatraton; Great Weakness.
eallov Compilation Weak Bowels, 40
~ LivRa ooMPLaINT saiiS AND pYspEpsA.
Il Il estmated that seYen.tenthB OF all adult ailments
ieereHons Of the vor overaowina into tho stomach poi
the entire ystenn and exhibit the above symptoms
SSS e to aS
the world has ever produced Within year over six
PIiSTiz1os BrTrIns, and not an instance Of complaint
h,l como to our nowledgei
guIted To ell conditions OF ufa
Tho reports that Il relies upon mineral substances r
i.ohon Of Inc public. and that patonts may consul.
hsr phyaiesns. we append Lat OF its oomponont..
oALiAiA BAAK.-Celebrated for over two hundred
Lears In Tho roatment Of Fever and Ague. Dyspepsia
Weakneas etc It was introduced Into Europe by the
tarvards sold by the Josuts for as eaarreu prios Of
ts tott9A in fipoT under te nAno Of Jetuil Pbo
Of numSodt .sas naS Isisr.neo % %
fserfuge Qualities during hs south American travels
ohSo.sLhA M DsRsEfor dtArrhoes, colo and disesees
piHpHIIoE-For Inflammation Of tho loins and drop
oHAMoinLn FLowzas-For cpfoeblcd diassuon.
LAyEnpEn nFLovrn7-AromntIc. atimulsnt and TONIC
nuSGaaans a .slo,als dSs
.na 1,,s Sro%SaS S ssspnstiys MI creating asah
oot, oto.
8. T....l880.".X.
Another vondcrful Ingredient, OF great use among
1e Bpanish ladies' Of seoth America, impaxns beauty
Known 70 the commerce Of tho Wosli, aud We vilhola
lu name for the prsaent.
IMPORTANT uERTIs1oATEa
n..zrs. P. H. SSSIH SSans S g. pssf@es' g. i:o,
ttsr nom ny5popas 70. thiss OF ,..9o .sa hsd to
sSs9don NY protea.ion. hbau. three months ago !
ods ,sd na.,1H The Rl,n.:Sn s TO my great joy
uaH oas And, far know, always With signal
m' Fs'p'otnaalty nsy, Z IVsfde e fdeAYnoRs.
Pshlpz1DRtl, 10Th Month. 17sh psy. 1852.
ss uso Il ny soa snnS5 ha TSn
Wiz send me two bottles moro 49, -
surnnAn logra. oma,eo m,l
Arzns P. II. nnA1e oo:-Pleaso send us another
twelve casss Of your Plantation Bitters. As mornlna
.Hys5ss Ss they asI' 'ups''dea everything
Yours. 10, GAGE q WAITE
Arrangements aro nov completed to supply any do.
possible
The Public may .est assurod ths, In no case viii ths
pe7pry pure standard OF tho PLANTATION brrrrnp be
departed frona, Eesry eots bsars De aesimfs Of our
rpndsurs en steI! plate engraving, eanns! bs gns
niHs.
ARy psrsoa p7aeadtny to sdl PLANTATION arrrxp, In
ball or ~ ne gallon, foindr ard spoftey Besears
rta9ed bottles. Sec nat our friroe Sta.ap q UnMu.
sod b al pHnasis,: arooer. and Dealer .a.ouahou,
Tho country,
?. q. DRAKE & CO., New York.
Apt" - nvf 1y
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racs: sslos Of tcs and bbla nj i3 aud kcsa =, i
to lor Themsrte for butter Is aliursl at siaud Lpy
on refrsg to operate to eStorl, by
stops small caoa OF o.d At 10 1oe Id now solid Pcnf
syInnig and Ohio at Is TO 17c Cheese has boon quiet
Eggs sell al n 10 2ic por dozen.
IIcE-ContIucs dull; eacs of Caroliua at IL to l2c
and ransocn at 0 TO 0.Ic per lb
SuoAR-Thcrc hns been a fair business doing at fun
prices; HOO hhis OF CUBA sold at al2c; $50 hids of
Porto Rico at 12Sal3c aud 100 boxes o.. clarified Ut l3c
I CT IL currency.
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BnSton aInrIkct.

BOSTON, August t30.-CofFEE-Salcs OF small lots OF
Java at god 300aI00 bags Ro at 2ia2Gc
cy; and 400 bsgS Of st Domingo nt price did not
learn.
Co1ToH-The market is dull mud prices tending
down. Sales ut 27iinos q IL for AiidIihng.
FRUIT-h late import OF 1000 hoxcA Sicily Lemons
previously sold, hui has since boon resod at s q box
Dealers ceiling ut lOalac q III.
GUNHY BAGs-Matket qnict al 81 a. currency.
GuSSY CLoru-Is dun and prircs arc lower with sales
OF ITO bales at 235[c a yd currency.
MoLAssEs-Drnand improved, with sales of Sugar
Eouso private terms. supposed about 31c: 100 hls
Trinidad Mt 6lci l02 hhds surinam ut iic; $50 hhls
Cuba Sour for export, at 25c gold in bond aud 100
hhda Mt o1a70c for Porto co aud 60a5lc for Trinidad
NAVAL sTonEs-Sales Of to casks Spirits turpentinc
at Coo; and so bbls No. Rosin at ST per bbl
SPrcEs.-Salos OF 500 mats Cassia shade under i3c
gold; and 40 casks Nutrncgs at 37sc gold in bond.
Suokn-Sacs OF GOO boxes Cuba mt l2S<al5h 23U hhds
Cuba at l01ial2kc; and 200 hhds Porto Rico I3a3o
per lb. Refined Sugar range from lGHnlGsfc for crus
cd, powdered and grnnulntld.
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% BATOHELOR's HAIR DYE.-THlS
SPLENDID HAIR DYE is tho best In the world. The
only tine and perfect Dye-hnrmless reliable, instan
tnueous. No disappointment No ridiculous tints
Natural Black Brown Rcmcdios tho effects OF Bdc
Dytt Invgorates tho hair leaving It soft aud beautiful
Tho genuine Is signed Dam 4. BdteAeor. All others
limitations and should be avoided Sold by all
Druggists and Perfumors. Factory. No. 81 B.rcley
street, New York.
as. BEWARE OF A COUNTERFEIT.
Decemuer 10 lyy
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aJ- A YOUNG LADY RETURNING no HEa
couRtry home. after q sojourn OF few months In tie
city. hardly recognized by her friends In plAco
n coS>sc. rustic. flushed face. she had soft ruby
pleIlou OF almost marble Bmoofhness. and instead.
w;ntyhrco shc really appeared but eighteen. Uponin
Irtry M to tile OF great change abe plainly
told them that sho used thu CIRcAssIAN BALM. and
considered 1t an invaluable acqulsi TO any toilet,
BY its use any Lady Gcnemc Improve their per-
eonsl appearance hundred fold It Is simple In It,
combination Nature herself is simple yet unsurpass
cd In It's eicacytn drawing impurities frou also heal
Ing cleansing and Identifying the akin and complexion
By its di7ccIction tho cutcIo 1t draws frop a ita
Impurities. kindly healing tho same aud leaving ho
face rs Nature intended should bo-clesr SOFT smooth
and beautiful. lrlco ST. sont by Mail Express on
ceipt Of In ORDER by
W. L. CLARK h CO.. Chemists.
No. West Fnyottc Street, Syracuse. N. Y.
The only American Agents for tho sale OF tho saue
MARCH, 80 Is
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THE MARION STAR.

JNsTABLI9HRD NEARLY TWENTY YEARS AGO, Is
IL pubshed at Marion. 8. c., in the central portion
Tho country, and oners favorable medium to Mar
chants, Druggsa Haehiplts and all elasaes who denre
For tho b<nent Of advsrtiiny pstrons shal in
addition 10 subscription List which II constantly In
er3ang, pubifh and distribute, gratuitonsly COPIES o!
the STAR, during the buEnsss ssslon This Fall.
nates OF Advertstng liberal
. A l. ,ss-t 4. s8s4 W.. J. MrKERALI.
FoTember ~ irH Editor md Propr!stor
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aTA LADY OF UNDOUDTED CHEMICAL.
SKILL, HAS RECENTLY PERFECTED cHEyALIERs
LIFE FOR THE HAIR-It positively restores gray hair
10 lis original color aud htul beauty; impsrta lfc
strength and growth to weakest hair; stops Its falling
out at ouce koops the head clean; Ia unparalleled
hardressns. Sold by all druggists. fashionable hair
drcHsers and dealers in sncy goods Tho trade supplied
hy the wholesale druggists
SARAH A. CHEyALTER NJ. D.,
June x BtuIh emo Now York
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LIST OF VESSELS
Up, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT.

FOREIGN.
LIVERPOOL
Tic Queen, Cook, cleaTtd.. ,Jnly IL
The Chattanooga, Freeman, mp. July %
NTpDLEBBoRouoU,
Br brig Bellona Rawlings, sailed July
VALENCIA
Tho Yole Angler. -, sailed. June IL
DoMESTIu.
DrLPAsT, NE. t.fi
schr Sarah Buck. White, sailed JpIy %
BANnoR, r
schr Eclipse Pendleton. cleared. ...,.... .Aigult
Brig Johe DeyereauI. Clark, cleared -. August 2s
Biig o5Sons, 49, August 28
Behr Chloe, -, Borton., upi /. AuSnst 90
XIV ,tosK,;9;2 p:I g,
Steamship Manhattan. woodruff clSsrcd ..Aisus. q,
Brig sacrananto. Law7on, cleared husnst ~
ng suaan Voorhees,. Fuford. cleared August ~
Schr Jonas Smith, Ntchos, ,AuSpst ~
.atr- PuntpELPTA. r7f atfG
Bark crrhia, Maynor, cleared. August q
Bchr Y Williams Thompson, sailed. August :
Behr John Grimm, Fostor, cleared August 30
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MISCELLAN EOUS.
CRISPER COMA.

WIRE Starry eyes. and radiant hair,
Whose curling tendris, soft entwined,
Enchained the very heart and mind.
CRIsPER COMA,
For Curling tho Hair Of either scx into Wsyy
nna Glossy Ringlets or Heavy Massive
Curls,
DY USING THIS ARTICLE LADIH AND GENTLE.
ID MEN can heautify themselves q thuusand.fold
Il ia tho only article In tho world that Will curl straRh
hair and at the samo time give II beautiful gossy Ip-
pehrance. Tho Crsper Coms not only cprls the hair but
lnvigorateo. bcaues and clnanses 81 10 highly and de-
pghtulIy pe.umeq and Is tho most complete article Of
the kind offered to the Amt hcan public, The
Crlsper Coma will be nent to any address, scaled and
postpaid for 81.
Address all orders to
W. L. CLARK CO., Chemists,
No. West Fsyette street. Syracuse. X. Y.
March 90 lyr
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OAR D..

ia with fet lInss o. prido American manufactured,
bean received | = rs recently: A hafs
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New Orleans Market.

:, NEW ORLEANS; August 9o:-coTros-witl very
limited offerings difference OF fully lc per pound be-
tween the vews OF buyers and selers quite unfa
vorable accounts from Now York and LivoipnsI, tIu
market has been characterized In day By tne same fol-
lures that svs oentroirl operations during tho past
week. There wore two thrse parties In the market
who required email lots to complete previously unnnsh
cd buHnc5s, but apart from thlJ buyers showed no dis
position whaeyer to come forward tho marked depres
son prevailing In tho leading markets inducing the
belief hat more advantageous purchases be effected
at later period Hence tho transactions have been
restricted. comprising barely $50 bales taken by Ave
brokers' at irregular but lower prices the market closing
80 completely unsettled that obliged omit QUO
t,tions altogether.
srArKArENT COTTON.
Stock on band September 1, 1866. bales l02 os2
tsSSeNeu ko-uay. .--.-...--...-.------ 81
Received preyioualy. Observation-Disclosures. 7GS 69o- -766 670
Additional bales made nom wrecked, loose
burnt and damaged Cotton, pickings, -
samples 6c'.....'.. 13.s23-779o o9s
ss2o7s
SleAft4 to'uA}. ............-..-..........
cleared preSously. 667 3l6- SS7 3l6
Stock on hand and on shipboard. ..... 147be
CoTToy-No sales to report. 'o
QoLp-140a14l. Sterling co DAYS lEn-Siobt 1sI =
Francs-nominal New York Bank Sight u premium
checking; par aN premium buying New Orleans sight
par nH premium.
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from THE CHARLESTON DAILY SEws.l
"MIGNOSETTE.n

A fiow-et blossoms by my walk.
Faircr than all tho buds OF June.
That fringe tho luke with feathery stalk
And opou 10 the sun at noon.
It's petals blush and turn aside
To Bhun the Saze its bcnu'y drow.
And IN all loyclincss to hide
Tho light its soul keeps looking through.
It knows not my assiduous care;
II knows not ono purc thought OF nino,
Though senticnt my evening prayer,
And oven tho verso I now ontwino.
II fain would think for otlor flowols-
n cuts my glance with coldncss stiil;
Yet as suu.dials point the hours,
And sunny wavclets fall aud trill,
To quasch its radiance tasks Its strife-
IT Is TUE SUNSHINE OF NJ LTEl
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Consignccs. per south Carolina NaiIrond,
September =.

10 bales Cotton, 60 bales DomcsGcs ie5 Tags Wheat lG
bags Flour, Ill bbs Nsyu Stores Old Iron, I
Cattle. cars Lumber and Wood, nnd Sundres To II
Pate, Graeser, Lee Smith & Co, kaiIrcad Agent u
kirkpatrick, Johnston Crows Co, q H Walter Co,
Minor Co. & It Getty. II Goldsmith Son, II Bis
chof L. Co. II Rodgers Co. j a Quackcnbush, Rave
n.l co, 4 Robinson l. Co. E welling " II Mnu,dir,
North, Steele & Wardel, drubcr Il Martini Marshall.
Burge Bowen.
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Passengers.

Par stsanship Moneka, from New York-G Hart, II
hjdd,eton q Woodman and son. NJ Hnrlow, W II Oil
iilAnd, - LengStck, Campbell. Osborn, and In
steeraRe.
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THE HERALD

rs PUBLISHED WEEKLY AT NEwDRRRy G. H., AT
i sS per annum. and, having Q large circulation
through all tho upper and lowor Districts OF the State,
nHords great advantages 10 advertisers
Rates for advertising very which applJ
10 Agent, Mr 4. p. SLIDER, At The Mills House.
fIIO2. q q II. 0REHRKER,
November R.stf~~s and pnopr,enr.
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BHrn,tln Hogal oHa.oo, III, 4
BARNWELL SENTINEL,

Ta AN EXCELLENT ADVERTISING MRpIUlI. Ip.
Herchsnn and butneas mentry II for few tpS~ ~!
{our naas ths tM Theros nothing to cor, pl,S,s
TSlnl nor The paper-3a Per annNp IN advance
Advertisements iserted d The n, a. a. nv, =,
twsi:e uns. or lssa for eaeh iILsrtien o.
month"; ~ " aeea OF esa At tho ratio Of $40 for thrc
oaaststa By The year OF for six ouhs allowing MI,
's' " e-tunnslnR on gofe favorable tsrms Addross
soveabsslt D Psna.as a. es seoasoM; eea,s,sss,
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

nJAIRS. WINSLoWS SOOTHING SYRUP FOR
Children Toothins grosuy facilitates tho Of tooth
inB by softenlnS tho gums, reducing all Inflammation
Will allay ALL PArs and spasmodlc action, and is SURE
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HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.
We bave put and sold ts article yeaze can
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been able to OF any other neclneNeYer fail.
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Never did know instance Of classification by any
ono 7ho used It. On tho contrary. all doshtod with
its operation, nnd spesk in terms communication Of s
magical elects and medical virtues.
We speak In this matter "wHAT WE DO KNOW" after
years OF experience, and pledge reputation FOR the
uhllment of what here declare In amo,t every In.
stacc where the infant 10 suffering from pain
haustlon relief will be found in teeu twenty mnutez
after the syrup is ujmpistcrod.
Full directions for using will accompany each bottle.
Be euro and cali for
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Having the Ie siniiie Of "CunrIs & pERKRs on tho
outside wrapper AL others base r,..sons.
Sold by Druggists throughout thu world Price, only
IS cents per bottle.
Onccs-No. 2l5 Fulton street; New York: No. 205 High
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AND PILOTS wishing to anchor their vessels IN Ashley
River requested not 10 do anywhere within direct
| range Of tho heads oi the SAVANNAH RAILROAD
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tho Asloy River; by which prccautlon contact with the
| Submarine Telegraph Cable will DO avoided.
| B. G. TURNER, II. nj.
|
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Tho Charleston Cotton Market.
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEws,l
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Tho market Was unsettled and irregular with declln-
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a. 10 27H at 93. lo9 a, 2sN at 23 10 at 23yI at
"a. Prices arc not sufficiently fixed % be quoted.
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