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We regret to announce the death Of Mr.. VIM.
g. sInith, q highly esteemed citizen of our Dis
ness The deceased vas nos native e" Of our our Dis
trict but had resided here for many years. and was
universally esteemed by all who knew him for his
ment-AbbeuWe Press.
RoBBERY.-On last Monday night, the store Of
SMessrs r.. "A. Jetfords & Co., 9of this place was
two pistols, and several pieces of bacon and other
articles stolen therefrom. Circumstances having
pointed to mulatto fellow by. the name Of VIII
Capt. y G. Rowe, as one of the guilty parties, d
warrant for his arrest was taken out, but he un-
fortunately succeeded in eluding the officers Of
Justice, and effected bis escape. A search warrant
was also obtained, and articles were found which
had been stolen from the store Of Messrs. T. A. J.
q Co. the M night before while his valise contained
articles stolen from the same store time ago,
some Of the clothing of which hessrs. Ezekiel s.
hohns store was robbed last month, and also sew
the robheries at the Railroad Depot, which were
such mystery at tho time. :*:s 80,
- He was formerly the slave Of Captain Joseph
the lo4th Regimenf us. G. T.. Colonel Frazier.
He is about five feet eight inches in height in
cli9ed to be stout marked BY smallpox in Els face
and over his body, left eye destroyed by that dis
ease, also with o large scar on the front of each
leg from the same cause: Was lately employed as
nurse at the freednsan's hospital at Orangeburg.
Light brown face; dark brown hair, SILKY, with
slight inclination to curl Ready spoken and civil
IN manners and; a. can read and write Is very well
and focotaigo o. ungebug Ne,cs. ~,
y FRE;-A fro occurred at half past one o'clock
Yesterday morning, in the second story OF Mrs.
Da1nours building on Mulberry street, which came
near being p general conhagration Of that entire
block OF buildings The fire was evidently the
}. work of an incendlnry. # II. N.
It originated in room used as sleeping apart
y ment in which there was. neither a fire place or
stove, and the occupant has been absent for scve-
raj days. Under the bureau which was destroyed,
hole was burnt thl ough the floor about nine feet
in circumference which caused the plastering to
fan INTO lower room. This aroused two gentle
rushed up stairs, burst the door Of the illdamed
room room open I and succeeded in stopping the flames:
blankets SO to obscure the light Of fre THIS
circumstance convinces us that it must have been
an lncendiarys work.-Aurlon Journal.
TIE GARRIsoN---We learn that the Garrison at
this pl &C will leave Greenviue some time during
this week, removing to Anderson Court House,
the Post Headquarters OF the District of Anderson
SPickens and Greenville In the discharge of their
duties, we have heard Of no complaint but on the
contrary, much satisfaction expressed as to their
department Greenoiue Entepraze
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PASSENGERS.

!. Per steamship Manhattan for New York-Col Hamil.
ton, lady and infant, Mies Hamilton Briggs Mrg
3 Dorenus " Elten, Mira Lyman Warner, F Hubbard
Litchheld, Mrs A z Huger, Mrs Huger and 4 ohil
dren. Mrs + AS Ashley, Miss1 Sarah Jewell Mrs nj "
Newhall, Miss q NJ NewhaI Mrs Capt Berna11a miss
Maggie Barnard, Miss May Hamilton, Ms j HsTny;or
Mrs Machinaify, MrsE IeltchAed, Mrs C r 3.5ffin
child and servant. Murphy; Mfnorty O'Brien
Mics g D Lttchhelc Miss Iitchheld A Jewell ana
son. Mrs Etter and child, Mrs q, Knox Mtss Cyhay
loe Male2ers Mrs Anne schwacke and infant Mra Iavv
and children Harvey, lady and children, Keily
Brown, G d Ahrens. A Ktngsbury, DE- p Porcher
Rev g Porter, Andrews, A L.instedt VI Mc1Ii
han, a 6teAing Mre a Adams and child NYfsa Hdanca
% Sman w Jubc, A Thomas, R. g Toy g W Kfmba7i
z Randolph, Farnsworth, W Trapnnan. Mrs p 7
SumrnerAeld, Mrs J Baxter, A w Lyons B Shenhcrs
LJocobe, A B ssimons, " Lidsav, j .Sf howe p n
Terry, E McEhroqut, Bailey and lady Mrs Scot.
Klein, Mics NJ PorcheF, L Wiggins, T Mcdonald MIS-
stearns, Mrs Judd. Derby, D Wyman, o Keller j
Colwen, Wright Capt Paine, Mschinny Mrs seai
Master Seel Minzinmarer, W Foley. M Beerasher MI
Mckay, DAILY, and in steerage. -S0e's11 \
Per steamship MQneka, from New York-AR Forsyth
Easserbys r H4a1tchinson, A Ellie, Fiahboufne ~
Perry. .MraAIsckdes SP1owden, Sister M xnvier.
Sister n Desales, Kirkpatrick. W NJ somers b Kohl
nsan JJeason. Capt Prince, SA, Pickett Lharles
Witho6 j NkthAnS - is.5 ~
Per steamer Fannie, from Savannah via Hilton Head
and beaufort-H Mirrenon, Miss Mirrenon, strob-.
hart, Mrs Schovfe, : 20 Flax, md 10 deck. :t35
Per steamer " " Frazier. hum Edisto and Rockville
" seabrook, g Bates, ". q McGnliyray, L Wright,
8uE. Stewart, Miss Nellie Waterman, Mrs Dr
saabrook = EWhaley, Whaleys Major ,Jenldnss NC
Kee, Davis md 1G decd. 355, +4':u; ~ ~
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MONDAY; MORNING.. MAY G. 1867. 7
KNOW YE THE LAND.

Know so the land where the iceberg and myrtle, az
Y With carly green peas and walr,1s conbne; 'nlsG
Where tho Es4uinnaux sup upon trutnes and turtle.
And the white Polar bears upon EsQuimaux dine
Whefe tho sailor might ra the KntchpcR 70 its source
We're not That broad stream always frozen, OF course
Know 20: the land Off tho koosaqucqun1, y r
lWhere tho pIoornins oil the year round,
Nhcrethe nightingale sings in tho icicles dim,
And tho oranges ripen with snow on tho ground.
Whore the ice ncrcr melts, your bard is assured
Where the towcrs 1ade-ridc Letters of Seward
Know 70 tho land OF Korandorskurs 2.- ..lf \
> Where the Esquimaux maiden goes c the dance,
Kept cool by her fan, and kept warm by her furs,
And fantastic toes in their broad shoes glance?
Where the Polar bear bowls II tho barley vho:!
And the settlers howling for something to cat?
'Iis the land Of tho Czari Iis tho land We haye won
Can smile on such deeds Senate have done?
Oh wild ns the immigrants last farwells, ss.a
Arc the letters OF Seward the tales that he tells.
,Ohi know ye that land? 'Tis tile land OF ice,
'Tis Russian land, a. rushn' price,
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TIE LEaESD OF THE THIRD DEonEr. .Ihelegond,
most touching and beautiful in the great drama OF
life. Founded as it is, upon the mysteries and
down to US as the very embodiment and, substance
Of Masonry Itis the impressive eSomplifcaton
Of man. IT stam IS upon the inteili-
gent Mason the sublime doctrine Of the immortali-
" ofthe soul: and it was a wise provision of aN
Grand Lodges that that dogree should never be
every undertaking. rss8y sS35 .1!5T ". 7' -,
40 omit this legend is TO omit tho degree itself.
fna ana ioe ,.s ossqn the ordinary not evn
the talent or industry to learn it is not aficent
s Enas % eeHa is the grand land mark the uniaiing
It VIII admit OF no removal for t is the trna noi,}
OF the universal Brotherhood: It conveys thorpht.
furnishes food for thu reflective mind dow, 70
the grave and ns simple drama stands nnCo s
qualed beside any of the productions Of eenns.
No Mason ever participated in and forrof +. =:
ft isc moral upon his soh though It were ns &.
touch OF Divinity, and when proSefsy aerstodsi'
death. 8 ~ s. $3.50 4 'S ~
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AuSustu Market.

h AUGUSTA, May 4-CoTToN-To-day being Saturday
very little done. Prices nomnaly lower than
yesterday Midding sold at about 2s cents Ihe sales
amounted to 81 bales follows: ut 225z 81 at 233
at 2! CENTS and so haes the price of which
able TO ascertain. . The receipts were 50 bales
Receipts Of cotton by the Georgia Railroad for the
week ending Saturday, May 4th, 1867, 3o2 bales
The following tie shipments OF cotton by the diff
4th 1867: -. -. . III ~ ,ryt \. .'
South Carolina Railroad. -. 1899
Augusta and Savannah Railroad. 140
Total Shipments. $50
The following the receipts Of produce by the diff
fecent railroads during the week ending Saturday
May 4th, 1867 ei,,e r ~ 5tM t4g-a Z;
Bacon lbs. s2ss7
Corn bushels. o,157
Flour, bbls. 351
Wheat, bushels. AO6
Hay bales. ..;........ 235
Cold The Brokers buying ;at 1s4a1a5 and sell
ling ut 1856. f.5S +,
snvER--Brokers are buying at 1os. and selling
at 1SO. Ar: tE%-..'t &i&stf 1|71o'
sEcUR11Hs.-Nothing doing in securities to-dsy,
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DIR. wRIGHT'S
REJUVENATING ELIXIR,
Or. Essence or life.

SS&N%NNILXy Cures General Debility, Weak
&&$yaEA|<> ness, Uysteyics in Females
SA3 A(E9M< P0lpitntio,1 or the Heart and
S4&3EAEI< all Nerpons Dixeuae4 1t ro-
Nsg5&= stores new life and vigor to tho
., s1sSs. ~ nged, causing the hot blood Of
AZ MS fn1.z'1 I1ss youth to course the veins rcs-
,uaned ui ase ;ys torng the Organs of Genera
ne,o Ifs so dos, ton. rem orinO l1npotency and
this Eiirtr rejtre,s Uetat.ty restoring Ndntineas
ate the Sysrem end ana JuH ESOoT, thus proving q
OuerCos7e dtscdsc. perfcct i" EIioiY of Lore.r re-
moving SierIitv md Barrcnncss in both sexes. To
tho young nidlcaecd, and aged, there is no greater
boon than this " Elixir Of Life" 1t givcs new
lease Of litc causing tho weak and debflitated to
hnve renewed strength aud vigor, and the entire
system to thrill with joy and pleasure.
Price, one bottle g; three bottles $5; sent by
express to any address
q Our medicines are sold and recommended BY all
respectable druggists in every part of tho civilized
globe; some unprinclpled dealers, however, try to
deceive their customers by selling cheap and worth
less compounds In order to make money. Be not
deceivcd-.ask for these medicines md take no
others II the druggist does not keep them writo
to MS, and wo will send them by express, carefully
packed, ftce from observation We will be rlcaecd
to receive letters with full statements In regard to
any disease with which lades or gentlemen ars
afflicted Address al letters for medicines, panph-
lets, or advice, to the sole proprietor, "A
8 Or ". R. hERWIN, 81 Walker St., N. z.
NAV cS :.
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n A ROYAL MAN-EATER.-The negro King George
Peppel, Of Bonny, proposes to visit Paris A cor
respondent Of the London S,,, saws. ,-Ss !E&a ne

J, .Among tho inastrious strangers who will graoo
the Exhibition is q sovereign Of note, tho
niger King of Bonny, who, it is said, has place
co9stEucted Of the bones Of yanquished enemies,
to drink from as with the loving cup. The king
DON Of Bonny is situated to the north Of the coast
OF Guinea, between the Niger and one ofits confu-
ents 1t has an army of 90 900 men, and 100 pieces
Of artillery OF English manufacture. The habits
of the people, says French writer are very simple
and if they do not love one another they love the
Europeans particularly after their flesh has been
cooked upon the gridiron and il they be tat This
description reminds me Of question put by tray-
g1ier TO chief Of one Of the tribes these nggers
English. oh yes said the cl4ief; and so do II
have eaten some. Of them.' They seem to illus
frate the admonition to Eove thy aeighbor as thy-
sss His nigser majesty, adds the account, has
not eaten any human beings since his journey to
followed the example Of abstinence. The people,
however still preserve their primitive taste; But
in virtue OF recent Law, no native OF Bonnv cnT
touch human flesh without the permission in
writing Of his lord and master. The black King
it is said, will bring with him plenty Of gold IN
barrels and so no doubt he will be welcome ? IL y
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TIE CONSCIENCE FuND.-A remarkable instance
Treasury, few days since. Two envelopes were
received from Cincinnati in the same mail, ad-
dressed; to General Spinner, United States ,Trea-
other $1,000; in greenbacks. Not q word Of explain
ation accompanied either OF them, and there Is no
trace discovered OF the sender or senders.i The
total receipts Of the conscience" fund amount
with these sums to SIS, 600. 4, iffHTS
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g.l. Poo
ExpOEtss

NEW YORK-Per steamship Manhattan-129 bales 8
Cotton, l62 bales. Upland Cotton, s97 barrels
Ros1n. 29s bbls Vegetables, 14s empty Barrels, 80
bales Domestics, IL bbls Turpentine bales Hides,
81 sheots ron block Steel % hhds Bones, IL crates
Bones, 70 cases Mdze bbls Mdze Per steam
~. ship saragossa-4s bales 81 and 4s1 bales Upland
Cotton, 50 bales Domeshcs, SO casks Clay, IS bags
Ginger, 81 bbls Vegetables, 2s Packages.
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The clearanccs comprise ao44 bales for Liverpool 4E4
for Gibraltar. so for Vera Cruz.
SuGAn AND Mo14AssEs-Thc receipts since yesterday
comprise 80 hhds Sugar; no Moassos Tho supplies Of
the domestic production very light but the dcmand
is limited and only local. lot of41 hhs choice Louis
iane not real,ed, sold at 1870 ID. Louisiana Moas
ses is quoted nonlinaly at re per gallon for prime
Cuba Sugar and Molasses in good supply there
no demand and III tho absence sales for sono time
quotations cannot be given sI' ID I.
Con lis in good supply Tho demand is fair and the
market frn The eales day cmbracc 1887 sacks of
which S6S7 mixed private terms. 500 ordinary mixed
at 81 37 1000 mixed and white Mt 81 Sc 1as TO- 5000
white, 1000 yellow and yellow mixed 1865 yellow and
white 1000 whtto COO white mixed white 1900 yellow
and 600 yellow and mixed all OF 81 4o1s per bushel
FRE1eHIsWith moro offering for Shipment the rates
They are Ac.per H. for cotton BY steam fer New York
1c for Boston, ST :am New York and Boston 35c per
pork. Sail for Liverpool l7-32a9 for cotton N.
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IA smile was her np-ne.lsh vas in hsr look
i1oa B1TTERs." S-@5 ,,.-l: ..3 i.4- Mo
8. T.-186O-X.
few bottles Of P1AxrAr1oH Brrrrns %t>s
Wll ouro Nervous HeadschaL &"# m
a soa1 ssomaeh snd sas Fsd ssssth t1p.
Flatulency and 1ndigeaton..s:
" Nervous Adectons- ..l...E .E. j, ~.
" Pain over tho Eyes. IN i - - =
- +" Mental Despondency.. Ser.,- I.l+ x. .5.
50 Prostrnton; Great Weakness.
:. sallow Complexion. Weak Bowels. 30
LIVER ooMpExiNT AND DYSPEPSIA.
II "a ssaed that q all .dn!s ailments
socreons Of the nvor overiown into tho stom.ch poi
After long research are able to presen. the not
enrfable cure for these horr1d nightmare diseasas
hundred and forty thousand persons hass -tken the
PLANTATIONS B1ETEas and not An instance complaint
is most esetual tonic agreeable stimulant
suited to all conditions Of liz. -
The rtports that refes upon mineral subsances
ts active properties; are wholly lse. the .satis
faction Of the public and that patients ay,consais
oAr1sAIA - nAnK.-oeles:ssed Tor over ,vo hundred
Wexkneas, etc It WAS introduced into Europe the
Countrss wife OF the viceroy OF Peru In 1e40 and
sfserwards a. sod BY the 5eaus for tAe
as1s M ana Was nns,iy made public BY Louis XVI King
ebrtfuge qualities during his sonth American travels.
oAsoAh1L1A BARK-For dtarrhca, collie and diseases
= 4;
DANDEI1os-For irfana1aauoz, OF the oins and drop
ical affections. - fl T. r'-
-OHA,1oazuE FLowEEs-For enfeenled Digestion.
LAvzNDER FIowxBs-Aroanatic. stunulaut and tonic
highly tnvtgorafng In nervous debility.
As1ss-An aromatic casn1inasave; creating nesh.
rnuscle and mil; much nsed By n Others nurainR
Also orange; e.ravay. eoriandsf. snaie-
..o.,.: n s. T.-l860.-X. ~
.ae spsDiss isdiss of seash NERDS inpsras 6esaSs
Known TO the of the world and Ne Withhold
IL name for the present. 3-...s ,7..- -'---- I.
N--a-s: IMPORTANT CERTIFICATES: ts54
ma.x, , ~ HSoHsszxa Bs ~ =: Dee psesnes. as lsas.
ferer fom Dyspepsia three or for yea ssd hpd to
abandon my profession. About threa months avc
sass 4.
several cases, and, as far know always With atenal
0'nsoe ~. fs'RsetRts1'3 Rsssj EeSsse; y aArHony
,ets Men,n 11e p.y lssa
neneatted by the Of thy Planrason Bisssfs Thou
Tf's 'erS 4Sv ne 9e,snS swe o0ssl's more. y
SHERMAN Houaz. oH1oAao, NJ,
Mxsznz P. 3. DRAKE 8 %. .:-Pissss saad II sno.har
twelve cases Of yonr plantation Att.ars Amoanlng
else, and are grsasy esteemed:
Aerangensnss ara now oompie,ed to suDps anI a.
=.1 sor this ardelo which has not hsrssofore bsen
The pnbno may ress assured that In no case Win the
perfectly pure standard Of the Blrrrns DO
aasss ~ sei pIass earassno. y ess Ssss- q Sss
~ q gao. : .ysdaer a1d sspasep asaae1s -
o. ,:eaea oosses Sc 9hdt our Private Stanp il Uanu.
Sold by Al Draegs.s arooers and pealsss tsrouehou.
the country. - s''1'
?: & DRAKE e CO.. New York.
go. = :. mw1ssr
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE May 2.-CoFrEE-Rio is quiet but held
steady eales stock in first hands, including cargo OF
brig Brothers. below 1900 bags. =.
CorToNSWas dull; sales to-day; prices favor buy
ers; quote aominnl MiddnR Upland 27c. :. -
ELouh-Ehe market presents no new feature. Very
little inquiry and the sales reported conned entirely to
local trade wants. Stock and 1eceipts small and with
prices generally relatively lower than a other markets
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Ginger, 81 bhls Vegetables, 2s Packages.
The Charleston Cotton Market.

The Charleston Cotton Market.
oFF1CE:oF TEEcHARIEsIoN DAILY NEWS
"-eHAniEsros sstursaGy Evening, May 4, 1867. !
Sellers Offering but little Cotton. but the market
irregular and in cases easier. sales l65 bales
VIZ 10 at aos II at o. 1t 2s at 49, SIS at d. II at
247z 10 at as and q ut 26c. We quote:
~ NIiddling !. !. 25@2s
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hair Of either sex INTO rineleta or heavy
curs Has been used the fashionabes Of Paris and
London with the most gratifying results Does no in
tury to the hair Price by mail scaled and poetpad 81
Descriptive circulars mailed free.s Address BERGER
SHUTS i CO., Chemists. No. 2S6 River etrnet rov n
z. Sale Agents. for the United states. = - =
March 80 a3t ,'5sI7 ~ '-' .s5- -. n
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DRUGS, CHEMICALS, ETC.
SINlILiA SiNIILsBUS GUIlaNTUR.
NUMPHREYH,

HUMPdREYS' . .
EIOMucOPATfI1C SPECIFICS
III AVE PROVED, FROM THE MOST AMPLE ExPE.
Al H1ENCE, al entizo succoss: :Simple--P-ompt-Efn.
dont and Reliable. They are the only med1cnes per,
eey adapted to popular useeo simple that nistas
'annot be uaoe III using them; 80 harmless as to be
rec from danger cnI efficient be niway relia-
,le They have raised tho highest commentator from
Ill. and Will always render satisfaction.
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Savannah Market.

SAVANNAH, May 3-coTToN. The receipts Of Cotton
sca Island. The exports in the same time have been
So47 bales Upland and 1924 bales ses Island
follows, viz To Liverpool 5445 bales Upland 917
Sea Island York, 6o2 bales Upland and 107 bales
Sea Island Cottonleaying hand and ahipboard
cleared on tao 81 inst stock Of 07S bales Upland aud
17l4 bales Sea Island Cotton. f...
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COMMERCIAL.
.f5i y I}gta 4.
Imports.

DM t4 Imports. -, g.
cAIBARIEN, CUBA-Per brig belmont Locke-1O6 hhds
Sugar, 1U4 hhis and 80 bols Moasses, to Bonafant
Salas,
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e1e111 e&1o1Cs' slR51uR upUu
the Beard and HRir IN almost miraculous manner Il
has been used by the elite OF Paris London with tho
most fattefing Names of purchascrs WIN
be registered and IL entire satisfaction is not given in
every instance, the money Will be cheerfly refunded
Price by mail sealed and postpaid Descriptive cir
culars and testimonials mailed free ddress BERGER
SHUTS CO., Chemists No. 2e5 River strnet Trov n
T., Sole Agents for tho United States r2Gf -
!! March 80 a5.F @e !Hs.H. -tS-s5y
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Stock on hand April Is, 1867. !. .

These figures viii be found to be strictly correct a.
land cn IN st a " count h o. the me sea Is
stock in Store Is 1708 bales bales on spboar not
clcared-makng the above figures.
Our last weekly review closed on o quiet market
holders asking o cents middng which buyers were
unwilling to give, under the ndvices from New York re-
ceived about noon, and which were unfayorable On
Saturday holders rallied little, but tho market dull
and the sass during the ay quite limited at sbout
took place and the market opened quite active
cents for nidang but later in the day favorable
excitement and an active demand and the market closed
Al % cents holders maniesting much hrmness. and In
some instances demanding 29H cents. On Tuesday the
market became more settled and holders could not OBJ
tain more than 81 cents for the article which 2s
cents had been refused he day previous On Weduee-
day sdh further decline took place, and the 1e that
WAS done in the afternoon being sene9a
Thursday there was little business transacted n
Cotton the market being very heavy and the few sales
market was very unsettled the prices asked not being
such as buyers were willing to give There were no sales
noninAuy for middGng. 1-%L5 rE'E G5aT I'4.
There Inns been limited INQUIRY for Sea Island Cotton
R1cE-A much better feeling has existed in tho Rice
market during the past week consequence OF the gem
sHa1ok cents for Carolina and Georgia Rough Rice is
nearly all tn and what little offered is sold at s1a2 50
mee Rse suane or milling purposes and $ toas4 Seed
EaE1oHIs ere extremely dull snd asking at 71sd for
sss e. 'ss 5 RsE
ZOE Fer sailing vessels
ton freights are quite dull to Northern porfs nf nom
to Hc. '-.I--- >~-'>'s- M : >N:4A-sIs >:A-4Is
ExcHANaK-There is good demand existing for New
York Sight Exchange, and buyers are paying par az
premium and ssl selling At 1ak premium. IN Sterling
Stocks and bonds are sold in small quantities at cha
following rates In. :5iSigg2f a. ~ /
Central r :. st soo,ao,
South Western r r. s7Saa
Atlantic L Gulf R. 44gI6
BONDS. g
Atlantic & Gun R r.. 1a47x
South Western 3 B. aaSa9
central .s:.94@95
New State Of Georgin per cent so@e2
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SHERMAN Houar. oHroAao, NJ, !,
P. r. DRAKE &, CO.. New York.
| April M 42St I$95' .,f'TT. ',,'S rnMS,t.
AFFITC CTED !! -
SUFFER. NO:M(yRE!

When by the use Of DIR. JOMvHIE.s MUIR Won
can be cured permanently, and at trtfino cost
The astonishing success which has attended s5ia IN
valuable medicine for Physical and Ner7ous tWaaA,eas
oenere. Debility and Prosrat,on, Loss Of Muscular En-
ergy, lmpotoncy, OF tho consequences OF yo,l
indlseretion renders 1t the most xuahle prspazsaoo
It will remove all nervous Affections dspresston: AZ
element incapacty to study or business hs n mono
ry. confusion, thoughts of self desucdon fears al in
sanity &c It win restore the sppeta reaew the hssits
Of thnse who nave destroyed 1t by sensual excas oey
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Young Men. ne humbugeed no moro BY aqhn..ef Z. Doc
TOR the Elixir, and be at restored 10 health aa Ns,
gtnsss "A perfect Cure + Guasanteed n every instance
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spssdX and pesnsnent eare 81 amorhess Aleak usc
sSs the katdnsss and cu.e ezeetsd In fronn e.
sans szs hersss on tie nausata tie
ia necSsar wh,1s s. me No chsnge of die
my my manner msesre With bus.nsas psits Pe 81
thet of the Shope.uasatoned sssie,es HI -. ut "a
sqy saa!ess slcseiy ses.ed and poet2ssd III man o
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-06
EHE MARION STAR

1HsTABLIsE1RD NEARLY TWENTY YEARS AGO. "a
~ publahed at Marion. 8. O.. In the central portion
of the county, and Offers favorable medium to Mer.
cnants Druggiss, all clasaes who desre
70 extsnd their bnAlness the Pee Dec country
For the benefit Of our advertising patrons We sha in
addition TO our subscrtpton hst which Is constantly IN
craasng puhlish and gratuitouAiy 5000 exta
eerdea Of ths during the business season thus
Is Rates Of Adyartssing liberal
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