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Summer Thunder.

-" q.
We know by the breath Of the balmy air.
By the swaying grass and the sunshine fair.
By the soft rain fAlling-as If IN love
The sleeping blossoms and the bulbs above;
By the tiu of the green grass on the fores proWn'
By the fallen tassels of aspen down,
BY the lilac bud and the tufted larch,
That we have done with the wayward March,
re know by the call of tho nestling bird.
As she feels her mothers impulses stirred.
By the venturing forth of the lonely bee,
Like the dove sent out DER the olden sea;
Nv the croak OF the frog In tho willow pond,
By the turtles moan III the copse beyond,
By the quickening pulse and tho thrilling vein,
That April laughs into light again.
But not the sunshine. the breeze, the showers,
The tender green or the embryo flowers
The voices of birds or the quickening sense
Appeal with such startling eloQuonce
To the heart that yearns tor the summers reign,
Weary and heart-sick with winters chain,
As that sound which seems through space to sing.
The first low thunder Of awakening spring.
Oh, marvel not that men Of old
Deemed it deep music by God controlled,
And by tho powers that within them strove,
Called it the wrath Of mystic love.
For we are stirred with an awe profound
By that mysterious and sullen sound,
Nor give we fsi h to the bird and bloom
Till We hear tie fat Of winters doom.
So In the spring Of our hfes career,
We stand and gaze at the opening year,
We bask in sunshine-we drink the breeze
But no source of feeling Is stirred by these,
Not till the voice of the stormy soul
Dwells with the sound OF the thunder's roll
Not till the floodgates of sorrow break
In pasaionate tears-does the soul awake.
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, May 20-CoFFEE-Stock light and
mostly of low grades Rio We have only to notice sales
Of 100 bags Rio at gold $50 bags Lasuayra price
not ranspred. Reported III tho bay, bark Adelaide,
from No with 6s06 bags, and Br brig Undine from d.
with $3.50 bags.
CorroN-Aftor the closing of report on Saturday,
there were sales CT 80 bales Low Mddng at PAX cts; 5u
bales Middling Upland at &c. To-day tho market was
dull vii small saes basis Of 27c for Middling Re
ceipts and stock Light and holders quite firm.
FLoUR-Remains unchanged, supply and demlnd both
light aud holders steady In the absence Of sales, viz
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LIST OF SHIPPING
In the Port of Charleston, May 23, 1867.
VESSELS UNDER 100 TONS. AND STEAMERS coAsTrNa
WITHIN THE STATE EXCEPTED.
STEAMSHIPS.

STEAMSHIPS.
ssragossa 77s tons Crowcl at Adscrs wharf for New
Champion, 1875 tons Lockwood, ut Brown Co.'S wharf
W Evcrman, 692 tons. Tutle. at Atlantic wharf. for
Philadelphia, loading. II Baker C. co
Patapsco 45 TONS Nef at Mnrshals wharf 3r Bait.
moro loading. Willis Chisoln,
SHIPS.
Missouri 824 tons Edwards, at Boyce Co.'S wharf, from
aalena. 75s tons Dasion. at Doyee COS wharf nom
BOMBAY jordan at Union wharf for Liverpool
loading. .Courtenay Trenholm
Goconda tons, Lovett, in the Stream, for Monrova.
Lberin, ready. Master
BARKs.
Anee Guardicne Fr 4s6 tons, Willis, at Marshs wharf,
to load for Queenstown. vim Bcau:rt. C..:.......
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .Risley Creighton
James Wilson (Brl SS4 tons, ut Benncts wharf from
sesnSn r Gs6 tons, Doyle in tho Stream for Liver.
pool ready. y..........................J Fraser Co
Depesche prasl 2g7 TONS Lubke in Ashley River for
ysrpoS loading n:msr IN sfy tSa Sosds Fog sr
celona, ready. aalI
BRIGs.
Bradshaw : tons, Weeks at Fairchilds wharf, from
New York, discharging ......... .....Chisolm Bros
SCHOONERS.
Farland. 291 tons. Avery. in Ashley River, for
Northern Port, loading ........:....H H Baker Co
Davis 800 tons Bishop, in Ashley River, tor Bal
Richard Vaus, 24s TOMS Powell, ut Brown COS wharf
Dexter washburn, 27b tons. Harkness IN Ashley River,
for Northern Port loading. j A Enslow 1 Co
N Bramhal G3mastedl, 337 tons. Hussey, ut Mar
shnlrs wharf, from New York. discharging: Master
Leach, 237 tons, Endicott, ut Central wharf from
Boston. discharginG. ......... Master
Helene 24G tons, Alden. at Adger's wharf, from Now
Florence Rodgers 4GG TOMS Rodgers. ut Southern wharf
from New York, discllarging. g..........-... Master
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THE CHARLESTON MARKET.

FOR WEEK ENDING THUhSDAfs hhk 90 Aoo''
oorToN.-At the commencement of the week, the
market opened with iair enquiry, full class OF Mid
ding Upland being quoted at 27G7Ac q TO-, but since'
under news of recedng prices at Liverpool and some
disturbance In financial matters, the staple has been
generally dull and nominal, and prices have fallen to
25c. p fb for Middling Uplauds, showing decline OF
2@2hc. q fb. for the week.
The following is astatement of the business In the
staple since our last report
On Friday there good demand, the transactions
extending about 225 bales prices for the better qual
ties being steady but the lower grades were somewhat
easier, Low Middlng being quoted ut 25h@36c., and
Middling Uplands at 27@27Hc. p fb.
On Saturday there was an absence OF buyers, and
there was but little business transacted Sales 81 bales
Market closing nominal
On Monday there was good demand, buyers oper-
ane decided concession in prices which were some
what irregular. Sales 152 baes Low Middling being
quoted at 24@24Hc, and Mddling Upland at 25@26hc.
p fb.
On Tuesday business WAS at stand, buyers generally
keeping out of the market only exhibiting dispos
ton to 20 on at lower rates sales confined to eight bales
at 2sHc. p b.; quotations nominal
On Wednesday tho unsettled condition Of fnancial
matters with indsposdon Of purchasers to operate
except at reduced figures caused IN entire suspension
Of business quotations nominal.
Yesterday there was ono outside buyer IN tho
market who purchased 50 bales the basis of 2tc. g
H. for Mddling Upland the sales were OF 90; 81 at
%, and "a at IS. Quotations are omitted.
SEA ISLAND CorToN.-The limited stock hand is
mostly being shipped by factors. and tho small transac-
tons taking place not Of character to establish
prices; ; quotations nominal
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to SO el8 per 100 ts 90 days sight
London and indirect payable there st - to l2h pre-
rency at 28 to 29H discounts New York and payable In
gold par to per cent discount b. Y.
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rcorrespondeuce of he Journot ofco, ,erce,l

Correspondence Of The Journal Of Co, aerce.l
HAVANA, May live havo alarm news for
this steamer it being pretty we'll undcrstor Sho
go by the board and who to weather the IT. Which
is in discovery OF the weak spots than my seri
ous damage from the storm itself.
Markets to IL N to-day; Sugar No 12 in fa amand
for shipment at to 10 rails per arroba, equal sSk
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a5 Persons depoaitng letters in the Postoface will
please place the stamp the upper right hand cor
ner Of the envelope, and they will also please to reme
ber that without the stamp sleer cannot be mailed but
Wll be sent to the Dead Letter Office. May "a
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Wtlmineton Market.

WILMINGTON, May 22.-TURpENTINE-Only Is bbls
received which sold at So IS for virgin 50 25 for yellow
Dip and 80 Tor hard q 2SU lbs.
SPIRITS TuRPESTNE-Isl lc lower. Sales OF 80 bbs al
SAC for country and II do ut Csc q gallon for pack
ages.
RosN-sales OF 6S4 bbls at So for common So O5 tor
strained IS IS So 50a4 rs for No l. and S6a6 20
for pale, us in quality.
CoTIoN-l2 bales sold OF tic for Low rdinnry. and
73c for Middng.
No other sales reported
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Charleston City Railway Stock. ck.................D 30
Charleston und Savannah Railroad Bonds tState
~
Charleston and Savannah Railroad Bonds list inter-
est Of I'd ien)
City of Savannah Bonds.
City OF Savannah Coupons due previous to lst june,
City of Savannah Coupons due after 1s June, 1865 30
Memphis and Charleston Railroad Bonds ..7Og73
Memphis and Charleston Railroad Coupons. fO@75
Money brings 2h per cent month on frst-class col
aterals
ANY information in relation to Bonds, Stocks, Bank
Bills &C.. will be furnished by application to the Broker
at No. s Broad street.
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Market Report and Quotation Sheet for
Bonds, Stocks and Bank Bills, for Week
ending May 90, 1857.
PREPARED BY
ANDREW M. MOREI. .AND,
Broker, No. 8 Broad Street, Charleston, s. e.
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Exports Of Rice, Naval Stores and Lumber,
from the Port OF Charleston, from Septe'r
lat tn NAV a. 1897.
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CHEROKEE PILLS,
Or Female REGULATOR,

Cure Suppressed, Ercessire and
Painful -RrnStraatiOn, Green
Sickness, Nervous and Spinal ~
fsctious. IHinS in the Birh', Sick
Haidache, Giddtnsss. and all dis
enscs that spring from irrsgularity,
By removing the causc and all the
effects that arise from It. They
are perfectly safe In all cases. eD-
cept achea .Jo,biiaen by di''ec-
tiOas, and arc easy To- administer,
as they nrc nicely sugar coated.
They should be- In the hands OF
every Maiden, Wife, and Mother
In the land.
I.a,ilcs can address us in perfect
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Corpol.1:M.+,EEass Eas
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ule They have ,siscd the highest conmenssson from
.lI and will awuys render satisfaction.
No. l. crrcs Fev.rs, Congestion, 1nflamrations..
2, Worms Worn-Fever, Worm-Cots.
Crying Collie, OR Teething OF In.
4. piarrn@n isa,I; Of Children or Adults. .,
6, Dyscntery, Gripping, Bilious Gohc::' ~
Cholera HOrbus, NaIsca, Votnit-
7. =" Coughs, Colds, Bronchi.ir. .........
g. Neuralgia, ToGthache, facsacIe.. y
., Headaches, Sick n-adachc. eSrago H
No. DySpcpsia, Bilious atpnacE.......
50 III Suppressed, or Pait:! Periota..
% 10 Whites. too profuse pcruds........ q
% IS CrOup, Cougu DllncuIt 5rsathing.. q
m IL Salt Rheun. Er: pr'as, E.uptonE a
lb Ilhenn,st.sra, Eheafnstic Pe.a... G
ID, Fever end AG"e, Chill Fever. :,
p,ss 4sae1n niiuG or p;se5ina 50 Sc
:. H. Upthalmy, aud Sore CT Weak syes. 60
u To- Cata"-h, Acute Or Chronic ln2u.
~ wnoapinS inso Cough, Violent Coughs &
q a. Asthma, Impressed Broath!Is...... e.
u "a, Ear Discharges, Impaired Iear-
ing. ...... "
~ a. Scrofuln. Enlarged Glands. Swell.
m q. /" Generai Debility, Physical wsskrcas 81
% az Uropsy and Scanty Secretions. H
u 20, Sea sickness. Suinoss from Rid
q
n. Kidney Disense, Gravel. q
40 Nervous Debility, S4nlipsi Einis-
sons. Involuntary isehsrsos lCt
&c
80, Urinary Ineontihence, "sstng ;.
Bed. ........-..... d
u n Painful Periods. even wifi
Spasu i... .......'.. y.
1t n I. Suffer-, .,zs at Change of Lie. ........l.G
u Xxi Epilepsy, spasms, st. Y!tus Danee.LW
~ "a Diplheria, liberated Sore TTost.... *
FA5uLY CASEs.
sS ytsf morocco case and book. Slu.t'
10 large vias, In morocco and book ....'...'. G.U
10 large viss, plain case, and BOOK o.%
is boxes Mos to l6l. and book ....-........ s.N
VETERINARY SPECIFsCs.
Mahogany cases, 10 Walls -
Single yiaB, with directions. s................ l.U
sS-rhese relnedisa, by the case c. single box, ar
sent to aAy part ofthe country by Mn or A1T'rss ne
II charge on receipt of tho price. AadEdss
HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC
HOMEOPATHIC MEDlCinE COM Parry,
once snd Depot No. 6G2 broadway, sew YORK
DR. HUMPHREYS ia consulted daily ut bis Office, PEE
tonaly or by letter. above for sl rrs OF distaae
DOWIE u NOISE. Wholesale Agents
No. 161 Meeting street,
Opposite Charleston Hotel.
w. A. sE<ItINE.
A., &. ECkEG Es CO.. Retail Agents,
No. 23l EINli-SrREEr. Attn door above M.rKa!-s..
aoril 10 ,wf6uo iulo 0hsrl+st6n. g. a.
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DIR. WRIGHT"S
REJUVENATING ELIXIR,
Or, Essence Of Life,

&: &: q 6 S:
EsASsN a.cd, cntisng the hot bloo,l 1T
A ne PhrniI riTes youth to course the veins,
JLo'n Me aIns y s hs toring the organs Of Grnerd-
.s, GtnNm "M,a o,s tion rsmorin0 fmpotrncH and
thiS Eiirfr ys,ursn Debility. restoring Mantiae@
afs he system aud uad fill ri0Or. thus proving
overcome dise1ss. pcrrcct "E2iGir Of LIRE" re-
moving Steriliiy and EarrenncSs In both sexes 10
tho young, mlraged, AM, aGc,l There is n" creator
boon than this Elixir of Life" II gives new
lease Of life, causing the weak and debi'ated to
have renewed strength and vigur, and the entire
system to thrill with joy and pleasure.
Price, one bottle 81; three bottles S1i sent by
express to any address.
Our medicines are sold and recommended BY all
respectable druggists In every part Of the civilized
globe; somo unprncipled dealers, however, try to
deceive their customers by selling cheap aud worth.
less compounds in order to make money lie not
drceived-ask for these medicines snd take no
others. If tho druggist does not keep theITi write
tn u.s. and We will send them by express. carefully
packed free from observation We Will he pltase!
Ia receive letters with full statements IN regard To
any disease with which lnllies ur gentlemen nrc
afflicted Address all letters for medicines, pa!Ih-
lets, or advice, to the sole proprietor a
Or ". r. MERW1N, 81 Walker st., N. Z
HAY IS vim "
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DRUGS, CHEMICALS, ETC.
SiiiisLss ssMIlisus .ugaNIiR.
HUMPHREYS
taogiCEuPaTuIC SPECIFICS

HCT, T,SfJSfhl11iS
fIhrE PROVED, FROM THE MOST AMPLE EXP
III kIENCE, su ENTIRE success: :Smp!e-Prompt-Em'
ient and Reliable. They arc the only medicines per
,snnot bu made IN using them; harmlers az to bt
tres from tsuger and efficient IS to be always relia
ole. They have raised the highest conmehssSon ifon
.ll and will aiwuys render satisfaction.
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plants In full as we treat all Female Complaints,
and prepare Medicines suitable for NIL diseases 20
which they arc sub bject-Thlrty.twa page pamphlet
In scale. envelope, free.
Tho Cherokee Pills are sold by oil druggists at 81
Der bux, or six boxes for 60; or they are sent by
mall, free OF postage, In ordinary letter, free
from observation By addressing the sole proprietor,
Dr.. W. r. MERWIN, 81 Walker St., N. Y.
B.-Chcrokee Pills No arc prepared fr,
tpeciaI cnsea, when miller medicines fall thcss
are sent by mall free Of postage, on receipt Of s.
the price Of each boa.
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Pinckney, Miss G
Phillips, Miss If
W
Penton, Mrs r
Pedigrew, Mary
Patterson, Jane
Parsons, Miss e
Parker. Mrs F
O.
Quail, Mrs T
r.
Red dicks, Mrs l.
Rabb, Mrs A
Renters, Mrs @
Regon, Maggie
Bed dcllardson, Ju-
dy
Rich, Kitty N
Richardson, Man
Riordan, Miss B
Rowan. Betsy
Roughan, Mrs n
Robinson, Sarah j
Roach; Miss R.
Rose; Sarah A
Roach, Hester
Robinson, Mrs III
Robin, Miss G v
Ryan, Mary A
Seele, Miss N
Schlebaum, Mrs
'Sigwald, Julia -.
Snow, Miss L
Snow. Elea1a
Stewart, Maggie
Stockman. Mrs A
L
Satan, Miss L
Sway, Mrs A z
Smith, Betsey
Smith, Miss NJ
smith, Hannah
Smith, Nancy
iSimmons, Percila
Simmons, Mn G
| B! AE. -. +:
Istnmons, Miss "A
-p..iT IT, :
ITayler, Mary
ITinder, Mary
Tielbar, Miss n
ITharin, Julia
|Tamplet, Ellen :
IL -. " -!S j..
Yan.Harten, Resia
|Yoris, Mrs b
w
Watson, Miss J
Warren. Nus G. W
Wade. Matte p
Walsh. Miss A
warren, 1M10
White. Mrs G.
Wiseberg, Clara
Wilson, Mrs J -.
Wilson, Mrs G
Walker, MIS- u O
Walker, Cecelis
Walker, Mrs n "
Walker. Mrs OF
Young. Mrs TT
.Zitrower; Miss J.
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IMPORTANT CERTIFICATES.

KOOHFsTEn, n. z, December 1, 1851.
Messrs. P. II. DRAKE Il COL have been great suf-
om Dyspepsia for three or four years, AID had to
abandon my profession. About three months ago
ried tile Plantation Btters and to my great Joy am
neS nearly well man have recommended them In
several cases. and, fur a. know always With signal
benefit. lam, respectfully youra,
Rov. J. 8. OATHORN.
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THE CAROLINA TIMES,
AT ORANGEBURG e. II.

THIS PAPER CIRCULATES THROUGHOUT TIE
L middle portion OF the State and offers the best
ABILITIES for advertisers. February 28
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your1, =
Rov. ]. 8. OATHORN.
AsA 0URRIN.

PHILADELPHIA, 10Th Month, 18th Day, lS62
EpspEcrHp EnIrNp:-Ny daughter has beea much
beucntted by the Gae OF Thy Plantation Btters. Thou
wilt send me two bottles more.
Thy friend, ABA CURR1N.
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The exports comprise lOlS bales for New York, $40
for Boston.
FnEIeHTs-The market is quiet but firm. The rates
Ic per b for cotton by steam for Now York. lc for
Boston-seam New York and Boston 35c per sack for
cor 60aG5c per Dbl for -four aid 81 tor pork Sail for
Liverpool 1732a9.16d; steam to Liverpool I'd; HGvre
hc for cotton
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-There has not been any re-
ceps from the coast since yesterday Tho supply OF the
domestic production is very light, but the demand Is
limited and only of retail character. We have not any
sales to report but quote Louisiana Sugar nominay ut
12c per b for low fair for choice Tor
yellow clarified and 14a15c for white sugar. Moasses
4Oa50c per gallon for fermenhng and 72c for prime
There is large stock Of Cuba Sugar and Moasses on
hand but very little demand for Sugar md none for Mo-
asse Ther three four sales of a boxes each
No - Cuba SuIar at IL Ter ID. No IL in boxes il
quoted at grocery grades in hhds per
lb the total absence Of sales Of Cuba Moasses are
compelled to omit quotations.
CoaN-The demand Is good but at lower rates. prices
showing decline Of Toe per bushe. There were sales
todny OF 500 Sacks Of which 5000 whitc yellow and
Mixed 200 white md 300 white mixed at 81 rs per
bushc 7OO white 81 80 and white at 81 20
al 80 600 mixed yellow and white at 81 So 1900 choice
white at 81 80 700 fancy whe ut 81 35, 5000 w'e ye
low and mixed, private terms, 1000 yellow and mixed
ut 81 % per bushel.
RIcE-lhe stock OF Louisiana is small and prices are
firm. Inlia and Carolina are in light supply but dull
We quote Louisiana ct 9al4c; India 10al0Ac; Carolina
l1Aa2 per lb At wholesale India Is held a lUc cur
rency, duty paid, and Axe gold, in bond.
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Prices indicated no material alteration the principal
portion of lists sold reazing figures within the range
Of Inst evenings quotations, which were as follows
ordinary 2la22c good ordinary 23a2ic; low middhng %
acc, and midding 27a2sc, adding the market closed
with tendency to renewed frmneSs.
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GRAIN-The receipts Of wheat are very meagrc, but
there continues only limited demand from milers, and
the market remains dull and heavy; only sale reported
was 800 bush Pennsylvania ut SIS 05 choice samples OF
both white and rcd very scarce, md lor this description
prices are nornay maintained. Corn was in good re-
ccipt to-day So 600 bush whe and 10000 bush yellow:
market was barely maintained for white, while yellow
advanced 5c-ncuded in tho sales 15 000 bushels
white at 81 l6a1 Is; small lots mixed do ut 81 19a1 Ia
5000 bush prime yellow 81 23 $3.50 bush good do 81 20
nj o. 1000 bush Western mixed at 81 II. Oats-50OO
bush at 7Jc 1860 bush at SOc $50 bush 8las2c per
busIrI. Nothing doing in Ryc-100 bush received.
MoLAssEs-1ho only sales reported were few hhds
English and Cuba Muscovndo at SIC and 5sc per gallon
PRoyIsI0Ns-Bulk meats held hrmcr, and IRE rela-
lively higher than Bacon. We notice sales OF 10 casks
bone Sides Mt lie; Shoulders Offering. Bacon-salos
amount to $50 casks In jobbing lots ut 0nl0c for Shou
ders and H. 13u12c for rib Sides; 12aal2c for clear
rib Hams 5ol6c for plain, and l6 6al7c tor
Mess Pork Is held steady Mt $3 70 bb Lard 3c for
city and 1870 for prime Western tcs; retail lots Ac
higher.
McE-Remains quiet but steady at 11a1114c for Caro-
lna md 9]sa9a<c per ID for kangoon-ssock of both
small
SuaLn-We have only to notice sale of 63 hhds Cuba
Centrifugal at l3c; III ds Porto Rico at II AallHc.
REFINED SuaARs-Prices were advanced to-day Ac.
We now quote crushed powdered and granulatod 16Hc
soft crushed white 14Xc circle do 14Hc; 141Sc;
extra l4Hc; yellow 13Ec; and circle 1870 p ID.
These quotations for lots Of 20 bbls and upwards lots
Of 100 bbls Nc less
SYRuP-Muryland Company's Golden is steady at nc
in bbs; and second quality do 6Oc y gallon.
WHsKEY-Market dull and nominal though held quite
firmly in bond at S5c q gallon.
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SuxnMAN HOUSE. cH1oAao. Ill, /

IIsIT
February IL, 1858.
MRssns. 2. r, DRAKE Il Co.:-Please send another
twelve cases Of your flantslun Btters. morning
appetizer they appear to have Superseded everything
else, and are greatly eatcemed.
Yours &c., GAGE WAITE
Arrangements nre compleed to supply any de-
nand for this article, which has net heretofore been
ponsible.
Tho public msy rest assured that In no will the
perfecy pure standard the PLANTATION BITTRRS bo
departed from. Every bottle bears the tacsimk Of our
signature a steel plate e'5raug or easOt be ges'
Any person srr.endno 10 SET PLANTATION BrrTkRs -
bulk or by the gaos swinder end ipostsr. Beuoyo
Of reflled bottles See Ma. PrsoGte Stamp Il UNHr.
TIIATsD erery cork.
Bold by sl Drug ss aroccrs and Dealers throughout
the couItrs. ',:.,t
P. z. DRAKE r. 90. New York.