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TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL ., 1867.
Concerning tho Raising tho 1sronzc Stntu,
to Chief Justice Marshall.

Wc are glad to SEQ you, John Marshall my boy,
so fresh from the chtsel of Rogcrsl
Go take your stand on the Monument there,
Along with the other old codgcrs:
With Washington. Jefferson, Henry and such,
Who sinned with great transgression.
In their oldfashioned notions Of Freedom and Right
And their hatrod Of wrong and oppression
You come rather late to your pedestal. John,
For sooner you shoull harc been here:
For the volume you hold s no longer the lnw
Aud this is no longer Virginia.
The old Marshall-law you expounded Of yorc
Is now not at all to the purpose; s.a #
And the marial-law OF tho new Brigalicr
Is stronger than haGcds corpus.
SO keep you the volume shut with care 0m"
For the days of the law over;
And it needs oil your brnss rofe holding IL there
With "Jushce" inscribed on the cover -
Could life awaken the limb of bronze t"4
And blaze in the FURNISHED eye, ;'
What would ye do with your moment of life
Ye men Of the days gone byl -~
Would ye chtde us or pity u.s. blush or weep.
Ye men Of the days gone by?
Would JefSSson tear up the scroll he holds
That time zas proven g. He2
And Marshall shut the volume of law ...
And lay It down with sigh
Would Mason roll up the Bill Of Rights
From race unworthy to scan it !?
And Henry dash down the eloquent sword,
And clang It against the granite?
And Washington, seated In msssy strength r..
On the charger that paws the air.
Gould he see his sons in their deep disgrnce
Would he ride 50 proudly there
He would get him down from his big brass horse
And cover his face at our shame; I:@'.
For the land OF his birth is now .District One',-
VirXinia was once the na1nel No.
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-.5 DIR. RIGHTS
REJUVENATING ELIXIR
Or. Essence OF life.
!, On. Female E2eUaxlufO1-,

$$$MSWWNLIk% Cures General DeLilitu Weak
S&&GW8YI nesa Uyste,ics In females,
SI$HS AtE8MZ patpitdtion Of the Heart and
49, all Neruosts Diseases. 1t re-
&GSE" stores new life and vigor to tho
:. y - 1.sss.,-. nged, causing the hot blood Of
from the asher Of its for;n- +ko , aeo
'nelo H5s"-yo dos tion, re7norsn0 {mp0tcncy and
this EiLGtr Tejuucn- DeOtllfy. restoring Mdnlness
ate The systelr and and ftiN ui0or, thus proving
overcome disecse perfect ".Eliair Of Loce," re-
moving SteriLity and Barrenncss in both sexes To
tho young middle aged, and aged, there Is greater
boon than this " Elixir of Life" 1t giveo new
lease Of life, causing the weak aud ebilitAted to
have renewed strength and vigor, and tho entire
system to thrill with joy and pleasure.
Price, ono bottle g; three bottles IS; sent by
express to any address. #N 1#
Our medicines arc sold and recommended by all
respectable druggists in every part Of the civilized
globe; some unprincipled dealers, however, try to
deceive their customers by selling cheap and worth
less compounds in order to mako money. Be not
deceived-ask for these medicines lad take
others II the druggist does not keep them, write
to us, and we will send them by express, carefully
packed, free from observation. We will be pleased
to receive letters with full statements in regard to
any disease with which ladies o- gentlemen are
afflicted Address all letters for medicines pa,nph-
lets, or advice, to the sole proprietor, a
Or ". R. MERWIN, 81 Walker st., N. Y.
MAY as $a ,nwf Iv
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Passengers.

Per steamer Kate. from Palatka Jacksonville, Fer
nandina, va savannah " Harvey, Weeks and
Lady, Mrs Dempressey, Young, c T. Murdock An
dreWes Benton. N Richards. 8 + Shannon, D e
'BossHacf Rowe Mitchell Hinton, p Norris,
6radey Cieman, Brown, II Reynolds. Mcintyre K
Fairchild, L May, and IL deck. 80 n n
eF steamer Eliza Hancor nom Savannah via Beaufort
and Hilton Head-A Owens Doggett ard lady, Dr. Tir-
dale and lady, G aarwood and lady, q Peck, J M
= eeea Sh;. Z Newmsn Dt Hall " Seward and lady.
Robinson, Capt Hughes N, " Deming e McNeal
A Mcc Bishop N, N Grealish A Tuck and lady, "
Chaplin Rich, Miss Hamilton, Miss Ritchie, e 4
Barnwell, g Mixer y, -1- ''---"--' I n
Fer steamer Emile. from Georgetown, 8 CA Erwin,
Ellis, T Rhodes, Devine, Mrs Ford. 79%1-,1 :
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ConstEnees per South Cnro,fsaa; Railroad
April s. @a
25s bales Cotton, IS bales Mdze bbs Spirits Tren-
tine 50 bbls Rosin Is bags Rice Old Iron cars
Wood, car Lumber &c. To q W Williams CO.
Sloan r. G. g Witte. W Courtney & CO. Rodgers 3
90. W W Smith, ThuIaton & Holmes, R B AGENT Dr. w
Horlbeck, Mure + CO, n Goldsmith SON. Courte-
nay Trenholm. Walker, A Robinson & Co, J Bis
sell, z PF1tcheh, Porcher Henry. Z Jefers & Co.
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A two-year-old steer OF WILLIAM NELSON, Of
was recently killed, had two hearts enclosed in
separate apartments, with arteries running from
each This is said to be the first instance Of the
kind ON record -------'- -
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF cHARLEsros !.

Arrived Yesterday. E&
schr Adiel, navis Middleton N c. 1850 bushels Corn
To N Butler. Vi .S Sgr.t'TS--18 =. -
Steamer Kate. Peck Palatka, Jacksonville Fernan-
dina and savsnnah. Mdze. To Mahoney, jr Roper
Harvey, and others. ~ w. ~775-.l7 n /: "A
Steamer Eliza Hancoz, Richardson, Savannah, via
Beaniort and Hilton Head IA bales & Cotton 6c
TO Ferguson Holmes W McTmeous, Roper k sto-
ney, Ravenel Co. Canale. a, 80 NJ. :: 4
Steamer Emile. Davis, Georgetown, s c. 81 tierces
Rice, and sundriea To W shackeiSord Eason q Rro
Thurston Holmes, Gadsden & Hssen, = O,HeiH
Son, and others. 7 a.TTt 'Is4gst I-''-- '.l
M Cleared Yesterday. :
schr Crown Point, Severn, Philadelphia N Averil
Son. sEf3lES2so Z. n. - -.
8 SC-Risley & Creighton. 3t4!;ii3 nd
Went to sea Sunday.
schr Crown Point, Severn Philadelphia i.
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savannah Market.

Savannah Market.
SAVANNAH. April 6-CorroN.-A moderate inquiry
prevailed In the cotton market to-day basis Of
25h cents for low middng and q cents for middling
qnuhnes, and between two and three hundred bales
werc sold at these prices. 45@. 4a$ l57 #s-l,T7T%
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"a smile on her lp-hea1th VISA in her looi
strength was in her step, sna IN her handaPIAs14.
s. T.-186O--X.
fow bottles OF PLANTATION Brrrr.Hs
VIII cure Nervous Headache.
seur ssonaeh sn aas Fata Dsesen Lips
Flatulency and Indigestion.
- Nervous Affections
I. Excessive Fatigue and Short Breath. =
:" Pain over the Eyea. N. .""
:" Mental Despondency.
PTostratiou; Great Weaknesa. H
ssilow Complexion. weak Bowels &c.
Which are the evidences Of
. LIVER COMPLAINT AND DYSPEPSIA.
Il e estimated that seven senths Of all adult ailments
proceed from deceased and torpid liver. The hillary
secreons Of the Liver ovorow1nR stomach POI.
' @ tona reasas s ar ans se
cure for these horrid ghtare diseases
hs;.
PLANTATION BrTTEns and not an instance Of complaint
It is most enectual tonic and agreeable stmulant
suited to AL conditions of life. ,$a'lFfSi -r.-
The reports that It relies upon mineral substances
scton OF the public snd that patients may consult
or4 tor M nSor 1o handrea
years In the treatment of Fever and Aeue, Dyspepsia
Countess vile Of the Vieeros o, Peru ps in sssS
Afterwards sold by the Jesults for the price
ders, and was finally made public by Louis XVI. King
Of France. Humboldt makes especial reference to its
OAsoen11IA BAaEGFos di.rrhes, eolic and diseases
ot the stomach and bowels. s. \. !. 49, : -
DANDr1IoH-For Inflammation OF the loins and drop
OHAafoar1nr FLowEns-Fo- enfeebled digestion.
LAVENDER FLowKRs-Aromatc. stimulant and tonic
highly invigorattng IN nervous debility.
WnsTEnaRrEr-For scrofu,a, rheumatism, eto.
muscle and milk; much used by mothers nurxnR.
Also clcve-brds. orange carrsway. cor1ander anake.
root, etc. 3,st l3stsE II 81 II
s. T.--iS6O-X.
Another wonderful Ingredient. OF great use among
the Spanish ladies' OF souIh America imparng beauty
Known 70 the muneFce Of the World and We Withhold
ita name for the present SD SO
a4s.ia IMPORTANT CERTIFICATES. IA,
: v HooHssrEn, @ ~ N. December IS. 1851.
.Ssadsn . my p.otsszHn About three months ago
nov, neary sn Wen have 9s sa a IN
beneht. ss+t 1 an, respectfully yours. a1s.IS III.
,'tMs;ss:f $A4 s%1s. Rev. J. S. OATHOHN.
PHuApEI.pH1A, 10th Month 18th Day 1862.
benantted by the use OF thy Plantation Bltters Thou
wilt send me two hottins MORE 9..tr. ~ an i
.3&G sHERMAx HorsE. CHICAGO, iii.
MEssHs P. h. DnAKs { Co.:-pl.ase sesd us another
twelve cases OF your Psntation Bit,ers As morntnG
aise, and are greatly eatesmed Z, - - 80 n
Yours. so. S'.g IA ts s ,.sAi,s GAGE b WAITE.
Arrangements are now completed to supply any de-
mana for this arriole which has heratoore been
The public may rest aasured that IN no cuae VIII the
perfecty pure the PLANTATION BrrrKns be
departed nom. Eoeg bottle bears 1dc-ssnic of our
s'are on steel plate engraving. on Il cannot Dc ses
Any perso pretending to seu PLANTATION BrrrERs IA
Of 1eeasa sote Sec tsas % or rs.e @ STAMP !. Gsss
TIr4ATED ouer eocFy cork 3 ly
Sold by all Druggists Grooers and Dealers throughout
the country. !"
?. q. DRAKE & CO.. New York.
Anril ''ft 'as72'r7t'-'s-rr ~ E.$sg muf,vr
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THE AIKEN PRESS;

IT'S PROPOSED TO PUBLISH IN THE TOWN OF;
Aiken, &. c., Weekly paper under the above tites
TO be devoted to General Com
mercdai, Social Literary and Regsous.with Depart
the Vineyard, and the GARDEN. A News Summary, TO
contains digest Of the important events Of the week.
VIII occupy on OF the paper and particular attera-
hon WIN be gyen to the unsettled question Of Labor rs
best adapted TO our new condition and the development
culture. Eruit raising. and Vine growing
TernF1Ss year, IN advance. y a i a.
n W. D. KIRKLAND Publisher "a. . - Jannnrv af
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" ~ :. $40
$50 for Vera Cruz ,a-0 sH--.' - ',>>>hs'~S-.
SUGAR AND IDOL AssEs-Ouly few hogsheads Of Sugar
ohernss OF Louisiana Sugar quite fair the mar
ket Is very nearly bare OF Moasees The demand is only
Joobing way however, and is being supplied by deal
era "e quote low fair Sugar at 12 cts; strictly prime
l3c per lb fermentng Molasses 60a65c per gall prime
sold on private TERMS is quoted by the cargo at $50
563sc, end in smaller lots at 60c "A 1l.s57Io ~"
CoRN-The demand is acve and prices have advanced,
2Aa6c bushel The sales to-day embraced fully 90
oe sacks OF which 700 ordinary mixed 81 Is; 500 and
mixed $500 white mixed, 2500 white 1900 white
mixed and mixed ut 81 20 1900 white at 81 2a; lO67
white at 81 "a; 1900 and l6OG do at 81 25 "a huHfe
\ OATs-Arei In active demand. ..s :. T7 --7 "a t@
FRE1aHTs-The market is quiet, but steady and Arm
pool 1sGc for Havre Id q f for cotton BY steam to
Liverpool @c. by steam for New York. and S6 q hid
for tobacco The rate by sail Boston is xc for cot
ton. %S .&3ft'& J.s" sI' 1I 0r -7 'S~7.i.0,- Il
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Ieonsder chickering Sons Pianos superior to any
in the world. &S#E 9@ I 57g0 - -s~- N -
They unrivaed for their singing qualities and for
tce harmonious roundness OF their tone. There is
perkoct throughout all the registers. The
upper notes remarkable for clesresS snd nm
Which do not find in any other insrument while the
nase y distinguished for power without harshness and
for magnificent sonority. g%0T "7- ,'7- '"-' MA
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OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS
CHARLESTON, Monday Evening, April 8. 1867.
Buyers and sellers having more generally come to
terms, the market was quito active but had declining
tendency particularly at the Close under intelligence of
lower rates at Liverpool Sales $50 bales say at 15
at T. at TO- at a. 2s at 25 90 ut 25 13s 2 R at
26}l SO at 26h. 1855 at 81, and 80 at 27s cents We
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r. ! N. B]}URDELL, B I , D
! ;sll II u, .Is,z GENERAL
.llERCHiNDlSR BROKER

.MTuL DEVOTE HIMSELF TO TEE PURCHASE
.Hv and sale Of MERCHANDISE OF ALL KINDS. '5E z
&sO6aoe lat the. corner OF BROAD AND EAST BAY
STRETS, in basement OF State Bsnk where samples
.MSy 5s seen. .
u RxyEnxNozs-11r.4C G. M Fur1nan, Mr. Theodore D.
Wagner. Mes1ra. John Fraser Co., Messrs Mordecai
Co.. Messra:f W. c. Dnkes & Co., Mesars. Gourdln,
Matt6iessen Il Co., Charleston, 8. g. s
~ October "a assg wfn6nao "
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THE HER AID.

rs PUBLIsHED WEEKLY AT NEWHERRY q r. Ar
L. 50 per annn1n, and having q large Tcirculation
through all tho upper and lower D1scts OF the state
Affords great advantages to aiivertiseru.
Rates for advertdng very reasonable which apply
to our ABgn7 Mr.. =: z. SLIDER, ct the Mills House.
g5s4.y-SG R5 I'D THO6 II. ~ a.. 81. ARENEKER II! n
HtNfvesabSr 10 tfs kdtoFH trupx7eeors! ,E
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!. COMMERCIAL.
The Charleston Cotton market.

aa Exports.
sc4., Crown Point-e7,O 200 feet
Flooring Boards, -ll.-7G E-1
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PHu.ApE1.PH1A. 10th Month. 18th Day, 1861
REsrrcrED fn1END:-My daughter has beea much
benefited by the OF thy Plantation Btters. Thou
wilt send me two bottids more. = -T. = - <. ;s
Thy friend. ASA OURRIN.
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Now Orleans NIarket..

NEW ORLEANS, April 3.-CorroN-To-day the mar
Ket has been dull and inactive from the opening to the
close Of business The still unfavorable character
OF the advices which came to hand nom Liverpool In
connection with the declining tendency New York
arke materially contributed to the general depression
Inc supply was sufficient to meet ordinary requirements
nyeTse 70 operating unless influenced to do by
on the part of holders than
we're disposed to grant Hence the sales have
ssted AN" amounting at the close to barely 22oo bales
prices, the market closing too unsettled to admit of
Sean1e SenTae which III accordingly pretm s1
present to be confined to the higher descriptions
which are rnther scarce in the market. RI 5@1
:.s ,stf W.. G ,IToN STATEMENT 4
Stock on hand September LIST, 1866 bales lo2 Os2
IeSeiVe9 t-oaJ.. 27S 1871:
received 617-672 $50
,,o.. A, ,... u: ,5 III 774, ,s72
Cleared previously ..5sl 5e7
Stock on hand. 1876 375
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SARATOGA
EXCELSI0R" SPRING WATER

TUE WATER OF THIS SPRING IS BELIEVED TO
be unequaIed by that Of any other the far-famed
valley OF Saratoga Its virtues such ns have secured
the high encomiums of all have used il possess
iny as does in eminent degree cathartc iurstic
Alternative and tonic qualities. ssl.,f' N. =
From SAMUEL HENRY DICKSON, NJ. D., Professor
Practice OF PhyHic Jefferson Medical College Phile-
delphia, formerly OF Charleston, 8. c.: 7''-s nj
PHILADELPHIA, November Is, 1865
have been for year or past in the habit OF
taking the water Of tho Excelsior String of Saratora
Accustomed during the great portion my invalid lite
to use the different waters of the several fountains which
oc up along that remarkable valley, DEPENDENT indeed
upon them tor Enuch of the comfort es,oy am sas
hed that the Excelsior Water is well adapted any
which they are generally employed very agreeable
strongly lmpregnated with the carbonic acid lively and
recommend it to all who gentle cathartc and
diuretic. SAMUEL. HENRY DICK som n y
The Water is put up in Pint and Quart bottles and
packed In good order for Shipping Pints in boxes OF
four dozen each and Quarts in two dozen EACH
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THALRERa.
m -F.3.lp, ,-|.N@ '1,-.-.-
GOTTsCHALK.

consider Chickering & Soma Pianos beyond COM
partson. the best have ever seen In America ~
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.:::.lks.oAR .:::.:k.o ]: ,! ..:! .:

It Is with feelings OF pride American manufacturer
tnas We pnolish the following testimonials which have
been received by recently: II---I M. n
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AFFLICTED
SUFFER NO MORE!

"a
When by the use Of DIR. JoINvILIE's ELIXIR you
can be cured permanently, and at trifing cost.
The astonishing success which has attended this
valuable medicine for Physical Nervous Weakness
General Debility and Prostration Loss Of Muscuar En.
egy Impotence any os tho consequences OF youthful
indscre:ion renders it tho most valuable preparauon
ever discovered 17a N @r'~e n
It Will remove NIL nervous affections, depression ex-
c1tement ineapacty to study business oss memo
ry confusion thoughts OF self destruction fears Of in.
sanity &C. It viii restore the appetite the health
practices. .s. N s. - :
Young Men; be humbugged no more by "Quack Doc
tors and ignorant aconers, but send without dolay
for the Elixir and be ut restored 10 health snd hsr
pness perfect Cure Il Guaranteed In every instance
Price 81, or four bottles to ono address S3 z.
One bottle is sufficient to effect in all ordinary
cases. 44& l.T@.5I TT010
ALSO, DIR. JOINvuLE's SPECIFIC PILLS, for the
speedy and permanent cure of Gonorrhna Gleet Ure-
thra Dischsrges Gravel Structure, and all affections CT
the Kidneys and Bndder Cures effected in one to
Ave days They are prepared from vegetable e1t1scts
that are harmless Oh the system, and
stomach or mpregnate the breath No change Of diet
s necessary while using them, their ecton In
any interfere with business pursuits Prize 81
per boz. s"-ts sit-777 ~.
Either Of the aforementioned articles win be sent to
ary address, closely sealed and postpaid by mail or
: press on receipt Of price Addres: all orders to
BERGER. SHUTS Il Co, Chemists
March ~ ,1y No. 2S5 River street. Troy, N. Y
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SO 900 o&PIANo os,

In the Of which they hsve Introduced every
Known and valuable improvement. They have nvaris.
bly, been zeected snd used by all of the worlds oe.
kotoloed great artss who have visited this country
professionally. both for private and public uae a. M
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IMPORTANT oEETrFIOATRa.

=aE4si 4.t 4 RooHEsrEn, N. Decembor 23, 1851.
Messrs. p. H. DRAKE & CO.. have boon great suf.
erer from Dyspepsia fo- three four years.
abandon my, profession. About three months ago
ied the Plantation Bittars aud to my great 10y am
nearly we'll man- I have reconl1n ended them, in
several cases, and far know always With egra
beueht. +ts VA an, respectfully yours. &.5 I' .
,tls sat:f,s=3t. a$ e>&%t$. Rev. J. s.. OATHORN,
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Aess1a CAicke4ing d Sons: - - - -
4ETs: have just been invited by Messrs Oollard to
Try Grand -P1ano-forte manufactured by you and /
have hesitation in endorsing the opinion OF ola
friend. Mr O. D. Coiiard That is the Aness in
stunentI ever played on. a n =
Believe me. gentlemen. most faithfully yourr
@r.4 #G%S ]. l. HATTON.
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Jaaaes H. Wehli, Esq: ,gl1' '->>~N
MY DEAn SIR: AZ you arc going back to the United
sta:es, must bog you TO remember me kindly to tn.
their Grand Pano-forte-as good an instruns,t inE
az e0ds epeT turned ottt both IN touch andtsr. 7
Wishing you. &C.. remain evert lily,
H F. BROADWOOD
turers, London. .aR
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"a smile WAS on her Np-hea1th was in her looi
atrength WIS IN her step, and in her handz-PLAsTA
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the Beard and Har in an almost miraculous manner 1t
has been used by the elite Of Paris and London with the
most aatterng success. Names Of ell purchasers VIM
be regssered and entire satisfaction is not given In
Price by mall sealed aud postpaid 81 Descriptive Or
cula.s and teshmonfals mailed free Address BERGER
SHUTS CO., Chemists, No. 285 R4ver street. Troy NJ
T., Sole Agents for the United States. 11 =.
March 80 gas. is gg55sl .sl lv
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Among the chief points excellence Of the Chicrar
Ing Panos which speak the renowned arsn their
congratuatory testimonials to the Messrs Ohickerino
are the greatest posaihle dep richness and volume
tone combined With Esre briilianoys olesruess
above all curprising duration Of sound the pure aud
most delicate or powerful touch. ''-0
During the past forsythree years this arm has mann
ectured 7&I,e.., .Il7I- ~ -- -
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Another wonderful Ingredient OF great use among
the Spanish ladies' OF South Amorica inaparng beauty
known 10 the Of the world and We withhold
its name for the present IN nm
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TEIALBERG's OPlNION
consider Chickering Sons P1anos beyond COM
parison the best have Been in America '- ~1'--.
H"@ s. THALBER4,
Chairman Of Jury on Musical Instrnmonts
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NOTICE TO SAILORS OR InIMIGRANTS
HOTEL OR BOARDNG-HOUsE KEEPERS.
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL,
March 13, 1867.
n ACCORDANCE WITH THE FOIAOWING ACT OF
j. the Legislature passed the Goth day OF December
1866 a persons concerned hereby notified call at
this Otce and take out the required license immediately
r. : E ST a E,&.sI., gtt w. H. SMITH,
-t.. E4su&A ~ -3$ a s Clerk Of Council.