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SEC. s. And be Il further enacted That i, ac-
cordtng to said rot,rns the constitution Shall be
ratified BY majority Of the votes Of the registered
electors, qualified as herein specified, cast at said
ciect,on lat leqst one-half of oil the registered
voters voti., Ipon the question OF such ratlt1ca-
tion) tho president of the convention shall trans
nit copy of the same duly certified, to the Presl-
dent of the United States, who shall forthwith
transmit tho same to Congress, il thcn IN session,
ard if not in session, then immediately upon lts
next assembling and if it shall moreover appear
to Congress that the election was one at whlch all
che registered and qualified electors in The state
had an opportunity to vote freely and without re-
strait fear or the influence OF fraud, anu II the
Congress shall be satisfied that such constitution
meets the approval of majority Of all the quail
fed electors in the State and If the sad constitu
ton shall be declared by Congress 20 be IN con-
formity with the provisions OF the act to wcn this
is supplementary, and the other provisions OF sa!9
act shall have been complied with and the SAID
constitution shall be approved by Congress, the
State shall be- declared entitled to representation
and Senators and Representatives, shall DC admit
ted therefrom as therein provided. 49,,
SEC 6. and ~ Il further Cnacted, Ihat an eiec-
provide for the more efficient government o. tne
rebel States," shall, during the operation OF sqi9
act be bv ballot; and all officers making the salu
registration of voters a d conducting SAID elec1
tons shall, before entering upon the dlscharSe OF
their duties, subscribe an oath faithfully to per-
form tho duties OF their said Office. and tho oath
prescribed by tho aot approved July second, elsh-
teen hundred and sixty-tWo, entitled ma mAn ACT TO
r person shall knowingly and falsely take and sub
scribe any oath in this act prescribed such person
so offending, and being thereof duly convicted,
shall be subject to the pains, penalties and dlsa-
biIites which by law arc provided for the punish
ment of the crime Of wilful and corrupt perjury.
SEC. z. and be IL further en7c.ed, That all ex-
penses r incurred by the several commanding gene
rails, or by virtue Of any orders issued or appoint
mcnts mado by them under or ny virtue of this
act, shall be paid out of any moneys in the Treas
ury not otherwise appropriated: 49,,
Sec. 8. Aud be il further enacted, That the con-
| yeptian for each State shall prescribe the tees
salary, and compensation, to be paid to all dele
gates an other oihcers and agents herein author:
zed or necessary to carry into effect the purposes
Of this act not herein otherwise provided for, and
shall provide for tho levy and collection of such
taxes on the property in such State as may be ne
/ cessary to pay TIE same.
SEC. 9. And Ie tur!en eEGsted That the TGrt .n;a
IS spppementary, shall be construed to mean sec
/ tion
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Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA, August 5.-TNNScIAL -Gold-BroEcrs
buy at 1iO and sell ut :42.
S1LvER-Drokcrs buy at 100 and sell at l33. -
CoTToS-Sales of the day light though we quotc LiS
erpcol middling &c advance on last quotations mid
dngr 25c: Sales OF the day rs follows 23 at -. a
and II bales at 26c Total amount Of sales foot NJ
IS bales. Receipts, l3 bales.
WnEIT-There is better demand but prices seen
the same as our last quotations.
p,coN-JInchanued n
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-Whcat-Rcceipts continue moderate, ana Win Win
GOOD demand from millers prices fully maintained; 2soo
bushels white and $500 bushels rsl embraced the CHER
ur Gales include 1000 bushels white at 80 2'a2 % or ~
for to prmc; 400 bushels go2d 10 prime rcd 81 ioa
60; strictly choice article brought several cents
more: 1000 bushels lew grades 81 2Oa2 IS. Corh-3YoV
bushels white and 20oO bushels yellow received market
dull particularly for white; sales 500 bushels ae - dos
20 a further de0ino; 130 bushels mixed Sl IL; iu1o
bushels good to pIme yellow 81 l3al 49, 39o Dusnc6s @
common Westc n mixed ST. 700 bushels good 40 81 oo
Oats-7340 bushels received market acuve anu
prices rmer; report sales OF 10fO bushels OLD n oo
&c 1900 bushels 75as0c. No receipts OF sales Oh
MILL Feeds still quoted ut lSa2Oc for Brownstui
and B6a4Qc for middlinBs
MoLAssES-SothiLg rCl otcd
FRovIsIoNsMarket quiet to-day weather uniaVoraDie
for outdoor ope ations Sales confined 10 small lots ana
ihc ulipg of southern orders Prices CT all descriptions
same as last quoted viz Tor Bacon shoulders l34a
13lzc rib Sides l5ha15hc: clear rib 16tlalGc; pam
Hams 1sa20o sugar cured 2la23c. Ness FORK Sl 'aa2'
CITY Ia.rl l3c; Western l31lu14c.
iIcs-Quct; quote lefore, Carolina l1ial3c; Kan
goon 9isa9Ac. ,.,, .uor,
Sur-Rcmains steady as before quoted for los from
.ore viz Liverpool Fine S2a3 10; Ground Alum - lou
2OS sack; Turks Island slow OF salc but nomnlaiIy
unchanged; still quote for lots from store 6SaOo Gus g
bushcl. IN. ,
SuaAn-Somc little demand from tho trade, with sales
of 50 hhds Porto Rico ut 1875 cts GO hhds DO on private
terms; % hhds tcs and bbls, ut cts 6o Gays
Market firm and prices without quotanle change.
WuIsKEY-Frco has become very scarce, ana ri.es i
much cr; quote S2n2 10, and dhcult I'd get ios
in bond are held at 32a35 cts for h9n wlnes ana 'oao
cts for rye.
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United States, shall hayo engaged in insurrection
or rebellion against the same or given aid or com
fort to the onemlc IS thereof but Congress may by
q vote Of two-thirds of each House, remove SUCH
disability. -, 81.
Sec. 4. The validity Of tho public debt OF the
United States, authorized by law, including debts
incurred for payment Of pensions and bountles ior
services in suppressing insurrcction or rc1Glion,
shall not be questioned. But neither the Unltea
States nor any State shall assume or pay any debt
or obligation incurred in aid OF nsurrecton OF re-
bclIion against the United States, or any claim ior
the loss or emancipation of any slave; but al! such
debts, obligations and claims shall be held liles IL
and void.
SEC. 5. The Congress shall have power to en-,
force, by appropriate legislation, the provisions oil
this article.
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE August 3CoFFEE.0 marEet @ Is ,ran SUI,
quiet We have only to notice sales Of 400 bags NO. IRON
second hands, at l7alsc gold ono OF INC Sc %or to be-
hero yesterday was previously soll III Ne" ioih' " "
CorroN-stock small and but little on the market; 29c
was offered and refused Tor lot OF Low Anouna' 9uo
Middline 2alSa29c. -, ,;..,o o,o.L
FLoUn-City Mills continues firm; very little STOCK STOCK
offerings no new Contracts taken, and thosc the mlefs
orc now engaged on will be finished during the ensuing
week We notice sale of 100 bbls ordinary CITY hls
snper at SO; good very and wanted small lot
Cood Eytra S13 Demand to-day was confined to local
srnnts We rnncat lalt quotations, as follows:
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COMMERCIAL.


-IyERPOoI-Per slip L C winthrop--9 cases Machin'
cry to Chisom Bros; All tons Coal to Order; case
Hardware, l case Preserves to Graveiey; 20 quar-
ter casks Granay to Got ct, HIchet & Co; sO casks
& Co: casks Hardware. bundles Wheels, to j.
Adgcr & Co; bags and legs Nails. to Order Go
Ibls Bottled Beer to Crler 1905 bars Railroad Iron,
to Order; 750 sacks Salt, to n Hubert.
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Boston Market.

DosToN. August 2-coFFEE-The market for this
article is steady with further sales of Java at c goa
CorroS-Tho market firm at 27a29c per 10 ior Mia
ding Upland and Gulf, with moderate sales
were sold previous to arrival private terms aad ohe
cargo has since been resod at So 10 per busc ana e
other plrly resold at So 2j per bushel 80,
GUNNY CLorH-saes Of $50 balos at 2lc currency pei
yard, and firm. su,,
NAVAL SToREs-Spirts Turrcntinc is scarce anu ff'"
with sales at SO Ra60c per gallon.
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BARNWELL SENTINEL

rs AN EXCELLENT ADVERTISING MEDIUM. LET
Merchants and business try it for few months.
mo risk gain" Send your cards and increase
your trade this fall There's nothing 10 equal Printers
lnk-it has made many fortune
Terms for the paper--S3 per annum, in advance
Advertisements inserted the rate OF 81 por square oil
twelve lines or less for each insertion.
Cards of ten lines less, Mt the rate of SO for thrca
months.
Contracts by the year for six months allowing priv
ilegc OF changing favorable terms. Address
EDWARD A. BRONSON,
November il Publishei AMI SrclrlGtCr
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rnc Charles,on cotton Market.

OFFICE OF THE CHARI,!SrON DAILY NEWS
CHARLESTON. Tuesday Evening, August +, 1867.
With good demand and light stock prices continue
to be somewhat rmer, and noto sales yesterday Of
about 80 bales say at o. at 22l: at %, at 2S's
2ct ut 24, at 25 at 254, 10 at 254. ut 20
Mt 26 at 81, II at 27s, and IA at 2Sc. We quote:
Low Middlins. ................,,.,..,..sa .saG225l
MildlinS .......................... .sotsW-'
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Consignces por South Carolina Haiiroad
August @.

20 bales Cotton, IS bales AIdze 757 bags Wheat ~
bags Bran, 80 bags Oats, II b'gs Rough lce, Dbl pois
aud 7o4 bags Flour, 81 bb.s Naval stores car ou ron
aud Sundrcs. TO Street Bros Co. l'aiiroau agohI,
Campscn K Go, j N Robson + Schroeder, W WI
liaris Co, NJ Goldsmith & Son. Stcnhonsc co. Goncn,
Hancklc Co. A Stenhousa II 7 Walker, Col Low Dowlc
& Noise, Spraguc X Bro, + Lanpe Sicox, Einns, W
W Smith, Willis Chsolm, Gipb n Co, W Russell d a
Co. Ostcndorff Co. ThurStOn 4 Holmes. q Mic; W
Hill, u sloan, Avcrill & Son, Il prinae, q
Corrtacy X Co, w Lc5by, II Rodgers q CO. IL Jei-
icrs & CO, NJ Wagner, o Rccdcr.
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Passengers.

Per steamship Manhattan from New Iork,Mrs MOT
gau Mrs II Johnston, Beuthncr, W NJ Bro anu WIG
Gen BurLs and daughter, II c Laurey, n iT9ucnc
Mis- Jessup, McNamee and family Dr ,h,Ia hcstel
W Dearborn Capt Dodge and lady, X u noil,iss u S
ray, Byrnc, Ashton L Conner, j Cummlnt, L d
Bcrbansc and lady, Simmons Blackhursf' II faiicr'
and 10 storage.
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Az UNFORTUNATE AFFRAY.-A difficulty occurred
q few days ago about five miles from this place,
between two freedmen, Aaron Crosland and Tom
McCrsy, in which the latter was struck in the mead
with . hoe in the hands OF the former, severely
fracturing his skull. The injury is said to be
serious, but it is believed that the injured party
Win ecoYer.-BenBeHsotae Herald.
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, august 4.-TunPENTiNEIis III W. w. us m
ote demand ard las advanced cents. Sales II 40
bb Mt 50 As for soft aud 81 72 for hard FER 2sO lbs
SPIRITS sTURpENr1NE-Cont"ucsto to be IN iair enquiry
for foreign hpu ent, an the market ruo' ''''o'
OF 4G7 BIB 5 at 81. 5i14a54hc q gaIon. -. ,oto
RostS-Ias been In brisk demand TO day ana we mere
an ADVANCE o. about 10 GENTS the lower und % cents
an tbc finer rradee The s,lcs comprise l7Oi bbls at
60 0naa for strained So l2a3 IS for No. S4a5 for No
So a5lG for Pale and Sc 5oa7 Is for window gaas oil
per bill of $50 lbs. .u e.,o, Of ., b,,s =,
TkI-Is lower and MAJ ket dull sales ol ID oo'S ~
SO 10 per bb
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COMING PLEASURES.

shadow.leaves Of rugged elms,
Thrown on cool, green meadow plants
Light beyond, and fowered realms,
Passing bees deep organ-chants.
Plumes Of air that touch the cheek
Like o rose, as soft and brief;
Happy thoughts that need not speak,
Lapped in rest and loves belief.
Rippling stream by sun and shade,
Golden-meshed or amber deep;
Song OF bird and tinklnS blade,
Where the distant corn they reap.
such an hour is coming, sweet,
Banishing the anxious irown-
Fanning ache and troubles heat
Bringing Heavenly angels down.
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PORT CALENDAR.
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CHARLES EsTON.
Arrived Yesterday.

Steamship Manhattan woodruff New York-lctt Satur-
day II. Mdzc. To Street Bros n Co. j Aiken
c. " Ashton, D AhrCns & Co, Avcrill Son, d IL
Bi.clow, Bulwnklc. IL Brandes, II Bristoll Bart
Wirtll, " NJ Bird II Co, Buck n Co. d Briggs Bea.
msh X Co. II Bschoff Co, L Bates Co, Browcr. NJ
Bogcr, Chisolm Bros, D Chapman, & II Claussen' "
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ME HAVE USED GALLIGJ ANS PILLS, AND FIND
w that they will do all that is claimed Tor them and
chcerfully recommend them to public favor.
T. II. WATTS, Ex-Governor Of Alabama.
j. w. A. SaNDFORD, Atty Cent of Alabama.
EODT. DOUGHkK1Y Judge Supreme Court Aa
From THOMAS J. JUDGE. Judge Supreme Court.
have used GALLIGHAN'S PILLS on my plantation
for Teycr mud Ague and find them oil that is claimed for
them IHoS. d. JoDuf1
Montgomery, Ala. September %, 1858.
LowNDEs COUNTY, Alabama
GALLlGHAN'S FEVER AND AGUE PILLS will dc
They are Iecidely the best medicine for Chis and e.
We" ever gave would not be without them for fs
times the price. d. n. uhahhhi.
AMERICUs April II, 1867.
One box of GALLIGHANS PILLS cured me perfectly
of Chis and Fever. They arc the best medicine foi
Ghills and Fever ever saw. a. q. DONALDSON,
Clerk Superior Court, Sumter County, Ga.
MoNra osHnY, ALA, July 9, 1866.
Mcssrs BLUNT 4 HALE-GENrs: have used your
GALLIGHAN'S PILLS on t"o occasions for CMlls ant
Fever and find that they effect all that they are intcna
have ever tried. consider them perfectly reliable.
DespcctfuIly DAN'L SAYRE,
Grand Ser Grand Lodge OF F. and A. NJ. of Alabama.
ALBANY Ga, March II, 1867.
Ihavc used GALLIGHANS PILLS in forty cascsc
Chils and Fever with perfect success They are tt
best Fever and Aguc Pill put up
WHOLESALE IN CHARLESTON, BY
GOODRICH, SINEM,N & CO.,
No. 1853 Meeting street.
BLOUNT d HALE,
PRoPRIEToEr
Nav Il emo Montgomery Ala.
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SARATOGA
"EXCELSIOR" Spring WATER.

THE WATER OF Tbs SPRING Is BELIEVED TO
be unequnled by that OF any other in the far-famed
valley of Saratoga its virtues such as have secured
it the high cncomiums of all who have used it, possess
ing it does in eminent degree, catharc diurec
Alternative and tonic qualities.
From SAMUEL HENRY DICKSON, NJ. ID, Professor
Practice of Physc, Jefferson Medical Coiiege' eha'
dclphia, formerly OF Charleston S. c.
PHILADELPHIA, November To- 1863.
have been for year or mere past ~ tEe haol. %
Accustomed during the great portion OF my invalid iie
to use the different waters of the several whcn
boil up along that remarkable valley dependent indeed,
upou them ior much of the comfort enjoy, am saus-
fed that the Excelsior Water is as well adapted as any
other among them if not more so to the purposes lor
which they arc generally employed II very agreeable
strongly imprtgnacd with the carbonc ACID, lively and
sparklnp can heartily and consclentousiy
-ecommend 1t TO all who need gentle catharhc and
diuretc. SAMUEL HENRY plOhSoN, III. y.
The Water s put up in Pint and Qnart bottles, and
packed in good order for shipping, Pirts IN Eoxes OF
four Cach and Quarts in boxes OF two dozen each
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S&ASSkA I/f1p'/ NeSS, mysteries III feWulec,
SNASS(SHI/ IhlDitation 0fMe Heart an5
ia BsESE>% all Nerr0ws DiSedSes 1t re-.
SNE1Ss=S stores new life and vgor to the
esssass= aged, causing the hot blood OF
As as PheniT rises youth to course tile veins ros-
yIos; nf GS.tS q ys ns tOring the Organs Of Genera
e jniMsm j;;fmo y"rs tion. rsmorin0 Lmp0tencN ana
,6js Ejrir rS,urcn, Debikty, restoring Ndnlinese
ne he system and and FIJI rig0r thus proving
overcome disease. perfect "E2irir Of Lore" 70.
moving StcrilitV and Inrrcnness in both sexes. 10
tho young mildlcageh and aged there Is no greater
hnor, than this Elixir of Life" 1t gives q noH
ease Of lilc causing the weak and debilitated tc
have renewed strength and vgor, and the entirs
system 20 thrill with joy and pleasure.
Price, one bottle 81; three bottles IS; sent BY
EXPRESS to any address.
Our medicines are sold and recommended by ali
respectable druggists in every part Of tho civilized
globe; some unprinclplcd dealers, however, try to
deceive their customers by selling cheap and worth
!css compounds In order to make money. Be not
iccclved-ask for these medicines and take no
others If the druggist does not keep them, wrto
10 lis, s1i we will send them BY express, carefully
packed, free from observation. We will be pleased
20 receive letters with full statements In regard 10
any disease with which ladies OF gentlemen aro
afflicted Address oil letters for medicines, panph.
:ats, or advice, to the sole proprietor, a
DR. ". R. mERWIN, 81 Walker St, N. Y.
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IAfpC aTANr CERTIFICATES.
Da,.yyo1tt-p N " 1rcas bar 10

IMPORTANT CERTIFICATES
ROCHESTER,, N. , Dscsmber es 1861,
Mssers P. Il. DRAEE & Co. have BEEN ereat sui.
rer from Dyseps,s Cor three four years, shd had o
.banIou my profession. About three months ago ]
rie the Plantation Dtters, and to my great JOY am
nov nearly woll man. have recommended them In
several Casee and es fsr know, always with signal
benefit lam, res pectfully yours,
Rey J. g. OATuOBH.
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The Bennettsyille journal"

pup1JsHEp EVERY FRIDAY MORNING AT
| pounattsviIIe G G. in the eastern portion Of the
suite pt by STUBBs 4 LITTLE propriet0rs and offers
SUPERIOR inducements to Merchants and all others VINO
s 70 tend their business in this section OF the Pee
Dee country We respectfully solicit the patronage or
our Charleston friends ..s
Terms-s3 per apnum, invariably in advance. Adver-
tisements inserted at very reasonable rates, Julys
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Consignccs per- Northeastern Raiifoa"'
Aurust 6.

32G bbS Naval Stores, car Lumber Mdzc, nc. 10 u
" Clark /; Co. Col D Stuhbs Mrs Il HoyieStoL, u l.
stoney, j Marshall, Jr, NJ Geraghty, G Ii lngrahaln,
Gaiard & Minott.
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s. T..-.lSe1.-.-X.

Another soc:cTful Ingredient, CT great Ese ar:op2
the aoauisa ladies f u:itn hinHiGa inrrt.g beauty
gnoyn to tho commerce of the world ard We Withheld
its name for the present.
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PHILADELPHIA, 10th Month, i7ih Day, 1861
REsrEcTEp FRIENp:-My daughter has been nuct
benefited by tho use OF thy Plantation e'tsefs' iGo'
Wilt gend mo two bostlos mere.
Thy friend, AGA OohhiN'
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New Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS, August 2.-CorroN-The morket
opened with continuance of the dullness noticed in
Yesterdays report The supply was limited throughout
ind as ic requirements of holders fully up ton
some instances in adsance nf-prcvious demands, the
majority of buyers were oblfgcdto hold sacf their re-
stIiced limits not permitting them TO come forward,
isht b6;ng confined to few parties, whose aggregate
business at the close summed up barely GOO bales.
mostly intended for the complication 81 previously
nnexccutcd orlers-sx brokers participated IN INC
hnsness. We have no alteration to report in
prices the greater portion OF the lists sold changing
hands at figures within the range of last evening
fous which wore follows Ordinary 2Ca2Zc; ooou
Ordinary 23a2l; Low sIddlng 2sa-= and Middling 2!a
27 Tho sales for the past threG days comprise iset
bales maxim total for the week OF 43OO bales hsas.
45OO last week. and G950 the week before The receipts
proper during the past week. excluding the arrivals from
Mobile Florida and 1exas which are included IN tnS an
respective statements, embrac 1889 bales aSast lIvl
i0st week showing decrease of 112 bales. The week
ipo.t comprRn $50 bales l435 of which were coastwsc
- o-o. .to,. rniun,,n
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srRrMAN EousE. CurclGo, H.,
February II, 1868. !
MEssss F. T. DRAKE Co:-flrase send 's another
,nnetzer thsy appear 70 superseded everything
else, and are greatly esteemed. ,o, ,r,,np
Yours, &C., oacs Az ~ ", y. - -
n.nd for thts article which has net heretofore beeL
possible. .., - , ,n -,
Tho public may rest assured that IN 20 case VIII the
uerectly pure standard Of tho PLANTATION BiTrERs te
denared from. Every bottle beaTs tie facsimile Of our
,ioraturs Oh, SeIl Plate en2rG':e or came: De gen.
r;Ee. . ,....- ,, :.
bk or tu the gallon is s,ctNicr cns rpos'er Bcu
o5 r,fils; bottles ttG: Pyirais Stamp i. UHMu
soI By siI Druggists. GEee.ra end reslcrs throughout
Tie country.
P. q. DRAKE & &C., :!uW York.
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az smiie VS. cr her i,p--heslth was in hes looi
,repg.h was In iier stop, stid IL Ecr EaEds-FLASTl
tIJE PIrTEns."
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Stock on nanu HHu on sNIpUUaIu...'. .''.'''''''
rrr1ours.-Nothne of a reportab,e character trans
rircd in this department Tho ole, ings we're limteu'
being confined prpcipally to coastwis, engagements G
During the past week thefe has been heavy falling OIL
in shipments to foreign ports. Tho rates arc as
follows per 10 for cotton by steamer to New York Sna
Boston, and &c to Philadelphia; by steamer 10 , new ta
6onr pcr Dbl for pork and S1Oal1 per hid Tor To-
bacco Ey steamer to Liverpool 5Sd per ID or cottcn m
and so. per hid for tobacco BY sail to Liverpool
per lb for cotton and 42s Cd for tonaeco by SAIL
To HaYre &c per lD for cotton
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few bottles OF PLANTATION BIrIEns
Will cure Nervous Headache.
Geld I1trcmltieo ard Feverish Lips.
Sour stomach and Fetd Breath.
F1Rtuleucy and indigestion.
Nervous Afccticns.
Excessive Fatigue and Short Breath.
Pain ever thc Eyes.
Rental Dependency.
Prostratlon; Great Weakness.
Sanow Complexion, Wesk Boweis, 30.
LIVER COMPLAINT AND DYSPEPSIA.
Itis estimated that seyen-tonhs Of ell sdult ailments
nroceed from deceased and torpid liver The oilisf3
scretions Of the liver ovor1owing into tho stomach poi
On the entire system and exhibit the above eymptoms
After long research, are able to present tho mos
remarkable for these horr;d nightmare diseases
hundred aud forty thounand persona have takra the
PLANTATION BTTTRRs, and not an instance OF complain
has come to our knowledgel
M most ofectusl tonic and agreeable stimulan
suited to all conditions Of life
The reports that IL ralics upon mineral Substances 10
ts active properties wholly false. For the sstis
faction Of the public, and that patients may consul
their physicians, append list OF Its components
OAI,IsAYA BAnK.-Colebrated for over two hundred
years In the treatment of Fever and Ague, Dyspepsia
Weakness cto It was introduced into Europe by the
Countess wife of tho Ticcroy OF Peru In 1910, and
afterwards sold by the Jesuts fer the eoTron price o.
IL o,vs tueig s:losr. under the name Of Jcsuts oio
der, and was Cnally made public by Louis XVI King
of France humboldt makes especial reference to its
febrifuge qualities during his South American travels
OAsc1RrLIA BARK-For diarrhosa, colo and discsses
OF the stomach and bowels.
DANpaLIoN-For Inflammation Of the loin, and drop.
icsl affections.
CHAMoM1LE FLowEas-For enfaebled digestion.
LAVENDER ELowEIs-nroMsttc, sSmuiaht and tonic
highly invigoraung IN nervous debility.
WISTEIGaEEE-Fcr ecrcfula, rheumatism, ttc.
A:I.r-An aromatic csrinrEt!ve; creating flesh,
muscle end milk; much used by moihere nursing.
Also, oo7a.Eues. orange. carrsway, coTardrr snsse'