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Stockton haudand on shirboard !. se5 n oeo - a5s
n RCE-There has been received only about 1000 bnsh.
els OF Carolina Rough Rice since our last weakly
statement and prices continue very Arm with strnn
disposition TO advance. In consequence Of the Ncht sun
ply on the market the transactions have been confined
to about 100 herces OF clean Carolina among which We
note sales Of so teces at eo per b and 25 ierces at oc
per h we quote fair clean Carolina at 9Xe per M and
good do do at 10c per h There NO prime on the mar
ket Yesterday some 30 herces Of good to prime we're
sold nt 1oAc per IL. 4! a5y4 ~ @
4 NAVAL STORES The receipts sof the week amount
TO about 800 bbls Rosn, $50 bbls Spirits Tupentine and
few bbls Crude Turpentine Spirits rurpentne was ~
soid at Csc gallon but ak the close only CSC WAS Of
fercd Extra pale Rosn was disposed Of Of Sc bill
low pae as So per Dbl, and common at SIS per Dbl VIZ
Dbl Ne $ %z$ . = - =
AA1.-The arrivals Of the article have been heavy.
sly aoont s4oo bales for tho week. mostly North River
ieatn q In this quality Of Hsy at 81 a5a
@oo e hundred nc 1900 bales changed bands o nj
vase .e1as. some 800 bsles OF the above was Eastern
Hay but We Learn of no sales Of this quality
CORh.-1he receipts Of this grain have been al,st.
heavy, cay about 900 buahels for the week. one
Of some 5000 bushels having been ordered 70 oaysnr
Under theselargc receipts tho mxrkees wss onit as
pressed and ae1lers were compelled Is sccept dc
Of buyers in Sfbs
Ba1hmoa market had rzher shhoned o yiess of NIL
ers at tho close. learn Of the sno
bushels prime Whit. bags, at $Lxa@Ll IA buabs
baos. tncluded:s 1900 sas 81 41a
tliahe. bags suciuded; 26Oos buas ahtt3 NJ
81 buahel tass tne,uded l7ao bpshes
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COMMER

exports for the Week ending Thnrsdny,
April IS. 17aIa.- m
FOREIGN. fI+s4l3.t 81. ,a7# Y
LVERPOOL-Per Br ship Sedbersh-10O bales and
1725 bales Upland Cotton, 2o6 Dbs Rosin. :. FT
&sIas' .sfas NJ DOMESTIC J=ss. .s45
NEW YCRk-Per steamship Saragossa-31 bales s and
800 bales Upland Cotton, Z bales Moss bbls aud
basket Peas rs bbls Rosn, 81 packages Sundries 81
pigs Lead, 81 bales Domestics AZ casks Clay bales
Bugs. Per steamship Manhattan-4S ba5s S
and los bales Upland Cotton II herces Cow Peas 263
bags Cow Peas, SO hhds Bones, 2G9 bbls Ros,n So
terces kice. Iron Safe, Horses 3l7 empty Barres
50 b5ls Vegetables % cases Mrdze, ~ bales Yaxn,
packages Plants and Sundr1es. Per steamship
MonekA-l5 Gerces Rice, SO bales Upland Cotton III
obls hosln 1S3 bales Yarn and Domesucs, l69 Pack
Y ages, As bbs Vegetables. '5G --.s
PHILADELPHIA-Per steamship Ariance-1S bales Cot
bales Yarn, rs tons Old Iron, 100 empty Bur
4 rels, 5000 teer Lumber Per schr H Jones'
Streaker-13OO00 feet Lumber. Per sohr Mary
I E1la-12O.O0O feot Y>.Iow Pine Boards. 3
BALTIMORE-pers schr Ell Palncer-lleO 900 feet Lumber
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,'drulnmers" on the rampage through New Eng
land 6 at present. The dullness winch pervades
almost every branch Of trade has induced dealers
IN almost every conceivable article to send agents
INTO the country to look after customers, and OK
hlbit to them samples from which they may ma ke
up their oreors. While many country merchants
give these gentlemen the cold shoulder and pro-
test against the whole system, the vast majority,
we believe, consider them very useful members Of
society and give them courteous reception. It
very certain that just at present. If not success
ful IN obtaining orders, they scatter good deal Of
money among hotels, railroads, and stage drivers,
VINO welcome drt1mmers as very worthy and in
telllgent class Of beings. In town In Vermont a
few days 81 Acc, trader had fifteen calls in ono
day from fifteen different representatives Of Bos-
ton and New York houses. s.os.9 5--.,' NJ,
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Portsmouth Chronicle.

Crop PRosPEcTs.-We have inform ation. from
almost every portion OF our district that the present
appearance OF the wheat crop is very tiatteripg.
been quite favorable to its growth, and large
crop is anticipated. s 'T7'' i
we hear from all quarters that our farmers are
determined to do their best, Such q spirit as this
will soon overcome the difficulties caused by the
scarcity OF money. Corn ind cotton planting is
gong on rapidly and the determination is to make
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TENPUS CuRANDI DIFFER non IN AANUM
RODRIGUE'S
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AND MEETING STREETS, and the principal Druggists
April 2 - Nv
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QFFICIAL,
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Remaining in the PostofRce at Charleston for tho We.
ending APRIL o5. 1867. and ordered to be 2rinter
in TIE DAILY NEWS, agreeaby the following section
the new Poston1ce Law, the newspaper having th,
largest circulation IN tho City Of Charleston: N
SECTION And be it further enacted That lists Of let
tors remaining unclled TOR in any Posofce any cit.
town or village, where newspaper shall be printed
shall hereafter be pnblshed only the ewspap-
largest circulation within range Of delivery Of the
A1- Persons calling for Letters Advertised shoul;
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:lspp pe-1is&teg 9ai1zg Mem y
FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL as. 1857.
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DY n. r. WILLIS.

, ~~~-~~ - s-->As - SsA~kNSSNSI
DY n. F.. wIILls r.. lGe.4
lovo to look on scene Ike this, s.l y
" Wild and careless play, 3sa
And persuade myself that am not old
And my locks are not vet gray: -'g.
for II st1rs tho blood o. an Old mans heart,
And makes his pulses Ey %I' y
To catch the thrill OF n happy voice,
And the light Of pleasant eye.
have walked the world for four score years,
And they say that un old
That my heart is ripe for tho reaper Death,
And my years aro well nigh told ...
It is very true-it is very true, s-,
am old, aud "bide my time"
But my heart will leap Mt a scene like this
And half renew my prime.
Play onl play on am with you there,
In the midst OF your merry ring;
can feel the thrill Of the daring iymp 5tE
And the rush of the brcathless swing II; :3..
hide with YOU in the fragrant hay
And whoop the smothered cali M...
And my feet slip up on tho seetly floor
And care not tor tho fall. 7''
nm willing to die when my time shall como.
And shall DO glad to go+ t'f: 81 : = (:
For the world, at best, is weary placc
And my pulse is getting low;
But the grave is dark. and the heart will fai,
In treading its gloomy way; 7El -"
and 1t wiles my hreast rem its dreariness
10 see the young so gay. .E6e.
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Z syItem TO th:in with Joy and pleasure. -
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express 70 any address, 3
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respectabae druggists every part Of the Civilized
4 globe ecne unprncipled des1ers however, try Is B
deceive their BY sailing oheap and worth
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PORT CALENDAR,
7 MARINE. ]. a !. !: : !; !! ] 8 E NEWS
FORT OF OLA ARL:E,-s,IT
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Il .ArTzYesi XokfarfanY.

RAJ stS Arrived Xostextany. a
Brig VIM Mason, Small; Boston. 16 days Ice and Ray
schr r Faslandf Avery Baltimore, s days fron, the
Capes% Corn and Md3e.G TO E Baker & coz Davis j
Tddeman & CO. sc B Agent screven & Nisbet, z I,
srotth Co. T Kerr & CO. W Smith & Co 49, -
Schr M Wheaton, Ireland. Bostox, 10 days hddEe
TOE r Locke, Rssley Creighton, Ferguson Hotmes
s MsSfsg sgaSt W,iiaus co ogzie Rai
" Clark CO. Southern ExpreRs, W Shaohelford a "
stsffens 4 GO. Paul Co. Khnck Wickenberg q CO. I
schneH &CosR tE Pennal, DiAhrens & Co, Gr.ber g
Maran: Fsgan, D Briggs, CbisolmG Bros WngeneE
Btschoh " Russen, A j SALINAS, d 4khreus & Co +
Hurknnp Co,S r Marshall stT'sg!
echr Heath, Williams, Rockport Me- Win Newport
sL.Sl HsLl4 days fron the latter: Lime To olney Co.
ASs.as ne srf tSHfa Baraeos Cuba days
= schr Ocean n Pearl Pearl Baltmo-e aays Com. To
Z !, eshr 8 VIZ ssnaes outan
seh5 Sss sessPa 3 = Long .ne
C1earod Yesterday. ;sss III ss
BIZ ship sedbersh, Kneale = Iowsdess
3s v9ent = sss {, xest.ssa. =.
schr Mollie plumner. Savannah.
Ffnna this Port. sS E
Brig Iazzie Billings. Mott Portland Me, Apra Ss
Brig Etyd1a, Banttas Bsrcelons. April 81 n
iESs5 Ur for;this uoxt. ~
sehr Ada Anes Maraton,at Baltimore, Aprn ssI
Snhr Shiloh Baltimore. Aprl 24sIsss
sanf Iowa, Chase q HevS apcal
11enoran dlst.
TIE sshs IasZp e.on sor chaslss
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:a%i LIST OF SHIPPING
In the Port Of Charleston, April e5 1867,
VESSELS UNDER 100 TONS, AND STEAMERS coAsr1N.
WITHIN THE STATE EXCEPTED

STEAMSHIPS.
Granada 1aa 7Ga .s tons Bu1se a Adsers wharf
TONS Murray 1T brown ceS aaysas, sar to1 Ss
Tte ut Atantie 1'asf aSs for
81 ss Atlantic hsssE saitnoso &C.
toms Reed at Union wharf el 1aitmole Ghiso
" 4oa<nng.. .Courtcnay l. Trenholm
Mary y Ogden 'n, Godfrey at Union wharf for Liver
sedberei tons Knoae IN the ssen 1t ,at t;ysr &C.
Edwards at Doyc: e. 1ownass w1s4 roa' Gs
Galena 7y3 TONS Dunton, ut Brown Co.'S wharf iron,
New LORE d'scharg1ng g.............W Smith & Co
Z. aier X. BARKs. ~
Ange auaIyene r) 4sG tons, willis, at Marshs wharf
James ison lEr, s64 tons, Bennetts wharf, from
Seaman tons Dosic at Union wira os asn1s Iyl
EveFhsrd CO tons. HoGuhoi It t Ge
lanttc whart. Tor Liverpool, loading.
Blanche Br tons Campbell at G Gus Hapey Was ron1 Go
Oscar spanish), TONS Baiaauer, at Drown / CO.. %
Br ~ Hussey Ut atlantic war, So 4ail
DepSsshs R5as Iu6ke IN Tie stresn .les's1 o@
jennie Achorn tons, Achorn ut Bennctts wharf, for
Albert tons at Union SHar from sfi. 1v.
Tibiaabe pan tons aep at cent Wharf, lrom
Ga1uenas, dlscharging. Bonatonr X Sulas
Frederic (Dan( 13O TONS Brunn, ut Gas wharf, ron
WIN Mason, tons, Small, tho Stream nom Boston
J1ee "i1AVeo-- "A Gage u Co
. sCHOoNERs #
A'd Ghrl.- tons. --. at Commercial wharf, from
Matanzas Whiting. Master
RobsS: Caldwell. nlecormacs, at Adgers wharf f for
Transit ssS t1ns tetson Ashley River for Sossh so1d
EdR ao1sbsin h 30 "a tons Burnett Ashley RIVER
ClIra Elwel, 2s6 tons Long, in Ashley River tor =
Northern n Port @ loading: Baker Co
Northern Port, loading w Rnach aos
Vrae ~ tons Mason, Ashley River for Phiiadeiphia
Mary 8anss 11a TONS sit At KsrEa 1ars hansr &c = CO
Norfolk Va, dtscharsing .Risley 4 Cr,,i1tnn Mon
NaVlta tsr 10 tons, Smith, Accommoda ton viz n
from Caruenas, discllarging. Bonsfout 4 Saln
Napoeoh, l95 tons. Nichols at kerrs wharf, from Nor
Ella Fish, 24s TOMS Wiley, Central wharf, from Bala
more, disciarging. ......-.........H Baker l. Co
kunsey s!9 tons, cranmer, at Kerr's wharf, nom
Baltimore dischargng. n Baker 4 CO
DANIEL Chase, 3 tons, MITCHELL ut Brown co.'s warr
1rcm Bat1naorc discharglng. Street Eros CO
s1rg1nia Dare, III tons. Johnson at Accomno
t-1-if N rnt7o.
ida Richardson - tons, Bedell, 1T Uuiou wharf Inno
no1c Hea.h ons a,nsh1sgng aSg1'3sgI - campsen
rom Aockport, Nc dischnrging .Oney & CO
+ sarln9d, - tons, Avery, ut brown + Co.'S wharf.
=, @ w1a aalu1nore, dlschnrging Baker Co
Boston, discharging. g.-........-........Pp p Locke
Joseph Long tom Terry IN tho Stream, rom Bos
Azessa La1a tons Mcidoe il tbc Gage GO
Baracoa just arrived Bari 4 VIII,
Ocean Pearl tons. Pearl, Kerra wharf from Bali
no.e' e'ne. Il Kerr 4 Co
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THE CHARLESTON MARKET.

l FOR THE WEEK ENDING THunspA1 APRIL u.s. 1857
/ COTTON-The steady decline which has for som
time characterized the Cotton market and which yus ns
doubt mainly caused by the markets OF the world be
coming temporarily glutted with cotton goods has at
an additional and more active downward tendency give,
to it by the tmminence Of the Continent OF Ed
rope the action of the combined causes producing al
almost daily decline, and lowering prices to figure be
low the views Of the most despondng. Since Wedncs
Gay the 17h nst prices have receded fully three cent
S b Middng Upands being quoted on that day at 2G@
2S3ac q 1b, and closing yesterday ut 2Sc ib The
receipts ut this point continue of aud were for thf
past week 123 bales of Sea and 1854 bales of Up
land Cotton against LAG bales Of Sea leland ID 1915
bales Of Upland Cotton the before and showing the
most limited arrivals of any week since last September
The foowngis report OF the daily transactions in thts
market for the past week: o.g .sls5 Ii %s
On Friday, the 18th instant unsettled condition d
prices and the day being Good Friday there was but liz
tie dsposon to transact business and the sales
only % bales at nominal rates. AS ,s$s
On Saturday the market continued fat under dacIinino
news and the sales which amounted to 1s4 bales
were at decline Of about two cents p h. from the
prices of the previous Wednesday, Low ddline sellino
ut 2sc-, and MiddEng at 2szc . h. =.
On Monday there was q light demand prncipa1ly for
the better grades ut rather her prices Sales las
Middhng being quoted at 23zSa24c. s,as4
OnTuesday prices irregular and generally easar
the transactions being mostly in the lower o;:-,stes
sales 227 bales Low Mid dhngs selling at q k@e2c.
2 b. '+,.s sa t 1 ;... n" q,
On Wednesday holders were Offering but LIGHT stoc,s
but prices were weak under of further decline at
Liverpool Sales only 81 bales; Middng Uplands sell
ing at CSC. q ID. 5si:. "A .,s
Yestarday the market steady Sales 100 bales-say
q at 20; u at 2o3 1a at ~ 5s at II at aa at
s2S, and 65 at 2sc. We quote Ordinary 20: Low Mid
ding o1@21 u. and N1iddhng go .ss,5 "A
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Pont, Mrs J
Pinkney, Ann 4.
Pinckney, Phill;s
Plnkny, Mrs s
Parker, Ene1ine NJ
PetiSrew, Mary @
Page, Lucy y.
Patrick, AIny 2 tl
Parker, Sarah E
gs X +.
Read, Miss E c
Riley, Julia t3"
richardson, Juda
Rowland, Betty s
Roberts, CAurlott
Robertson, Molly
Robinson, Mary T
Rodolph, Mrs +
Robertson, Mary
Rodolph. Mary A
Rose, Miss S Il
Sassard, Mrs r "
Sassard, Miss G. A
Schwehman, Susie
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seabrook, Mary
Schepen, Mrs n
Shecut, Agnes NJ x,
Shepherd, Mrs W N
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Shirer, Mrs A E
Shaw, Mnry E N
Singleton, Hester
Sneend, Mrs A c
Snothers, Anne .
Spann, Miss Il NJ
Steel, Clara
Stricktuss, Mrs G
Steekel, Mrs Ell
Steward, Mrs NJ
Swisher, Anne IN
Smith, Mrs w 5s
smith, Ann L
Smith, Linda
Snals, Mrs F
II
Toole, Mary :. :.
Thompson, Mrs j
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Thons, Miss s 4 &
Thompson, Mary
Thomas, Mrs J NJ
Taylor, Mrs Thos
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Vening, Mrs a NJ
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Wade, Hetty ,: .
Webb, Caroline
UetAAA, SNnS
Westnoreland, I.
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Wetherspoon, Miss
Whitlock, Sarah
Wharton, Ella u.
White, Sarah ,.5t
Wigg, Mrs A b
WILKINSON, Ann
Willie, Miss DC 3.
Wttz, Mrs L j
ittschen,. Anna
Wright, ,RB Betsey
NoN, MlHs M A n.
Wyie, Ann f",'.::.,, VI.
Walker, Mrs:J n \.
Walker, Elezibeth
Walker, Miss J
Wilson, Mrs John
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Wilson, Mary A Z
Ward, Miss Il "
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1eurouen, Miss J
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8. .GnAN-Wheat was in very moderate receipt; 2oC
hushes white and 1000 bushels red comprised the Offer
ings Market was dun and lower; 10 prime OF choice
samples sold A lot of 400 bushels PennsyIyana red
fasF asta aansasy 7s a bnossht cornIhs offerings
y IL. vas lag With saes 1900 bushels
hIshes ,l 81 mixed s. y: yellow request and
90 DO 81 do f 81 %; 400 bushels mixed 81 Ii:
700 do 81 49, Bye and Oats-Receipts enal; no sales
quote latter nominal at 7Ga71c. 2-sl!s -
tdns doing = article uot
report aalee today Of 25ooo lbs loose
Buk Sides to arrive at 10 a hhds Shoulders at SIC
Bacon u In IN eaeate sales for the Day aggeg
Shoulders NIB Sides 12a12kc; clear Rib 1880
1Sc clear inside prices net cash for
sna1 and the outaide short tfne orders Lard te
gnet though held firm for Western large
ana small lots Mess Pork s23 rs . Dbl, 80,
KIeE-Ihere was asale to-day of $50 baga Rangoony at
cts got In bond Cnrona is held ut Ii cts for nrjme
sa sAI1s q "a. steady as bsore quoted VIZ liverpool
ls!and e0s6s cts bushel ss to quantity.
!. SEEDs-Clover is dull the season being ouite over
We quote nominal at S11a11 for retnii ioa aa I,
Timothy quiet at s. f2as75 Flax steady at So
suaAaTWe report sales Of SO hhas Porto Rico gro.
ce5, at loa cts; 2sdo Cuba grocery and 693 boxes
tcrne. .:E@s - -
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Persons depossHng letters N tho Postaface WIN
please plsce tae stamp neas tho upper right hand cor
nsrof the ensesope vim also please Is rerna
ber thst stamp aleter cannot be mailed. bua
VIM be sent Dead Letter ONCE Sss y
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Bnltimore Market

| BALTIMORE, April 23.-CoFFEE.-hiarket continues
Iuaet the only sale to-day was invoice bags o
20 arrive per bark May Queen, terms transpred ~
CoTIoN--Remnins inactive We report s1nan sale OF
low niddhng at % cents uiddng upland held at Is
cents: but the stock OF good description is mostly bed
out OF the market in anticipation. Of better prices
sLouR-Ihe market was duh and very heavy to-day
ooubtlcss the effect Of failure which was repored one
currently ON Change There vera sales made and
We. repeat quotations. which remain norninaiIy; un-
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registration is going on briskly in that city and
that the most prominent citizens are enrolling
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Addison, Lizzie J
Agnew, emma
Alnore, Laura Sg
Artcpe, Sarah
Authcr, Mrs J
Aytes, Jane +
Aytes, Mary. E
Baraeld, Miss A
Bates, Sarah 8 !.
Baker, Mrs si,s 4is
Beckar, Mrs NJ o.
6 b - - : 4. 4.
Becker, Mrs NJ O
Bell, Mary ~
Berry, Ann a H
Bennett, ChHrlott
Blakely. Miss s j
Brewer, Ann
Brandt, 'Nrs.L
Burdguss, Laura
Burgess, ). Hiss P
Brown, Sophy
Brown, SNvy e.. Z. {
Brown, Sarah
Brown, Mary AM
Calvet, Mrs J
Carroll, Mrs A X
Caddens, Mrs E
Carpenter, Ida a
Carter, Martha
Campbell, Mrs 4
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Cameu,' Flora
Chapman, Sarah
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Chase, Mrs NJ J
Chase, Matilda Ne
Chaplin, Mrs Z
Carr, Mrs ]
Clare, Emile 4.
Clarke, Mrs C
I Clement, Mrs F
Clark, Mrs W A
Goblin, Mrs B
Cocks, Betsey
Carrahar, Miss NJ
Ccsgrovc, Mary
Cohen, Miss F
Cooper, Mrs r "
Cooxca,n,. Mrs P,
Couiin, Mrs &
Cooper, Miss NJ :
Crosse, Caroline s
Cronan,IAnn ss
Carten, Mrs W F
Davis, Clora n
Dangerheld, Miss
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Galbrete, Ann p
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SARATOGA
"EXCELSIOR' SPRING WATER.

TUE WATER OF THIS SPRING Is BELIEVED 70
be unequalled by that Of any other in the farfumed
valley Of Saratoga Its virtues rs have secured
It the high encomiums of all who have used It.
ing as 1t does in eminent degree cahartc durec
Alternative and tonic qualities r. 3- 1-. - =
From SAMUEL HENRY DICKSON, NJ D.. Professor
tTachce OF Phyac. Jefferson Medical College, Philn.
dephia formerly of CharleSton, S. c.: 9,s 1I5i-@
-, e.,8&s ~ PHILADELPHIA, November Is, 1865
nave been for year or moro past in the habit ct
taking the water of the Excesor Spring Of Saratoca
accustomed during the great portion my invalid lite
70 use the different waters OF the several fountains which
Doll up along that remarkable valley dependent indeed
upon them or much of the comfort ENJOY am sats.
nsa tat the Excelsior Water is vel adapted any
which they are generally employed II is very agreeable
srsoRgiy .mPsegnassd with the ca5bonie lively
recommend it to all who need gentle eatherhc and
diureGc. SAMUEL, HEN nv ,DICESONS n n u
me WsssT Is put up In Pint and Quart bottles and
four dozen each and Quarts in OF two dozen ench
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-26

Exports Of Rice. Naval storcss nnd Lumber,
nfom the Port OF Charleston, from septe,r
LIST: to April e5, 1867. ..s..S5.
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l'll DRUGS, CHEMICALS, ETC.
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LXAvE PROVED, FROM TIE MOST Ample z~pr
4 HENCE an or tire success: Simple-P-oulpt-Etr
:ene snd Reliable They the only medicines Ger
cannot be made In using them: SO harmless ns TO be
rec rom danger aud efficient US to be a,wSys reli.
7le. They h.:e raised the highest commemorative fron,
I'll. and viii nlways render satisfaction.