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convey to Messrs Chiokating the expression OF my
highest approval Of their Instrument II considsr
not merely the best instrument Of Amestean manno
tre that hsTe tried but one CT the fuest Grand Piano.
fortos that has come undcr my cbservnson; end
the Messrs. Chictering may well be proud OF h6vinG
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which, for touch quality, power and vorkrnanshtp,
would be very difout 10 srpsaa In any part OF the
vide world
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London.
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vTTE HAVE USED GALLIGHAN.s PILLS, ANDfIND
w that they win do aTl that Is claimed for them, and
cheerfully recommend them to public favor
T. a. WATTS, Ex-Governor OF Alabama.
JW A. SANDFORD, Atty Gent of Alabama
ROBT DoUGHERTY, Judge Supreme Court Ala. =
( From THOMAS ]. JUDGE, Judge Supreme Court
have used GALLIGHAN'S PILLS on my plantation
for Fever and Ague and find them all that claimed for
them. thus D. JuDdf.
Montgomery, Ala, September %, 1858.
LowHprs Cou,srz, Alabama.
GALLIaHAN's FEVER AND. AaUE PILLS win do.
They aro decidedly the best medicine for Chs and Fe'
yer ever gave would not be without them for hve
times the price = ]. A. GRAHAM.
AAfEnICUs April II, 1867.
One boxof dALLIdHANs PILLS cured me perfectly
of Chis and Fever. They are the best medicine TOR
Ghills and Fever ever saFz "A. g. DONALDSON.
- Clerk Supporter Court, Sumter County, Ga
MONTGOMERY, Ala, July 8, 1866.
MessIs. BLUNT & HALE-GESTs: have used your
Fever and find that they effect all that they are intend
ed 10 do They are the best remedy for the disease thai
have ever tried. consider them perfectly reliable.
Respectfully DAN'L SAYRE,
Grand Sec Grand Lodge OF e. and A. NJ. of Alabama.
Albany, Ga, March II, 1867.
have used GALLIGHAN'S PILLS in forty casesc CT
Chills and Fever with perfect success. They are tie
best Fever and Ague Pill put up.
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GRtn-Wheat-The offerings to-day comprised $50
bush white and LOO bush red and the sales embraced
red ut sS 5a 500 bush strictly primo Maryland ut ~
lou bush good do at SO rs; 400 bush do a
IS; market closed dull. Corn-21, 500 bush white and
500 bush yellow the extent OF receipts reported
market opened strong and prices advanced la2 cts Win
sales Of lU0OO bush good to strictly prime white ut 81 ~
al a. one cargo of $500 bush bringing the latter figure;
1000 bush do, slightly mixed. ut III 20al II 6lOo pus
prime yellow at 81 2S 600 bush good ut 81 22 5C0o bush
Western mixed do 81 16a1 Is; market closed heavy
and lower for white. Oats4000 bush cceVed and l0uG
bush sold at 70a72 cts; GOO bush strictly primo 3 cs
Nothing doing in rye; none offered
MoI.AssEs-rEe only sales to-day were 20 casks cuba
Muscoyad0 az 5Qc q pulcheons EnSsh lsland afsoc
gallon.
NAVAL SToRzs-Spirtts Turpenhne steady at 78a80c
for old and now; stock light. No Hoce sale OF l2o
pbIs medium No Kosin u. IS 871S q DBL
PRovIsIoNS-Our marht was very quiet to-day; no
large lots reported pressing for SALE though offered
at lower figures Later in the day, with adytces OF
stronger character from Cincinnati, there was better
feeling the part OF holders Mess Pork is scarce and
lots and retailing OF 13Hal3ac tor Western. Bulk Mears
nomnaly unchanged the absence OF sales. Bacon ls
obbng at lONc; rib Sides l2a12 clear rib
and short time orders 13che inside quotations arc al
WAYS to be understood net cash. Hams vary as to
quality and character from Is to 16c for plain and Ito
l7hc for sugar arcured canvasel
KScE-We report sale OF II Herccs prime Carolina t
lie; stock small and held hrmly.
SALr-We notice good jobblng demand for Liverpool,
with sales of ne at S5 10a3 70 quality and 50 ~ tor
Ground Alum Turks Ialsnd is scarce quote market
steady at G2c for large lots, md G5c Tor small per
bushel.
hhds Porto RICO at 10Hc holders firm on account OF
the higher range ofgoid but no quotable change In
prices. -
| WHIsxEY-Seyeral days since there were sales, but
not before reported OF ST bbs part city III second
hand bbls and residue Western, at 2a30c per gallon IN
e
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SARATOGA
''EXCELSI0Ra Spring WATER.

s.,...
TNHE WATER OF THB SPRING Is BELIEVED TO
be unequaled by that Of any other in the far-famed
valley Of Saratoga Ia virtues are such % have secured
ing as 1t does in eminent degree, cathac, duretc.
alternative and tonic qualities
Practice Of Physc, Jefferson Medical Colleges PILLS.,
delphia, formerly Of Charleston, s. 9:
PHILADELPHIA November 15, 1885,
have been for year or more past IN the habit OF
taking the water Of the Excelsior Spring Of Saratoga
Accustomed during the great portion Of my invalid ita
to use the different waters Of the several wca
boil up along that remarkable valley dependent indeed
upon them tor much of the comfort enjoy, am sas-
fed that the Excestor Water is as well adapted as any
other among them, not more 60, to the purposes io
which they generally employed is very agreeable
strongly impregnated with the catbonic acid lively and
can heartily and eonsctentousy
1t to oil who need gentle catnarnc az = ana
diuretc. SAMUEL HENRY UlChsON, ~. y.
The Water Is put up in Pint and Quart bottles ana
packed In good order for shippng, Pints IN boxes
four dozen each, and Quarts in boxes OF TWO dozen
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4'lle gailg gailg Neps,
WEDNESDAY. MORNING, APRIL "a, 1867.
Tho Southern Relief Fund-Mr. Jeronc's


1ncnIce.
The amateur entertainments which have been
given, under the auspices of the Ladies' Society,
for the Southern Relief fund, at Mr. Jerome 8 pri-
vate theatre, near Madison Avenue, closel las: Sa-
turday evening. The net receipts for the thirteen
nights were s2 900. The story IS ver vol to "a IN
the following neatly written ep1oguc, which was
delivered at the close Of the play:
EPLOGUE.
This is the night on which We say farewell
The saddest word, all our hearts will tell,
That ever passes human lips; now lot lis fly
One moment on the wings Of memory.
Let us recall-ah, who remembers not
The pleasant story of this genial spot?
Ills o vain thing to summon up siGh,''
Pursue the phantom OF Q day gone by,
kecount the moments OF golden hour,
Bring back the fragrance to faded flower;
Or aim at that which was so hard to hit,
Inc vanished bubble OF prismatic wit!
Iet who can free him from those fatal wiles,
The cherished beauty of remembered smiles
luis joyous moments ours ] and here we stand
Girlling the present with rosy band.
Yet deem it not weakness, If We yield at last,
And give ono tender memory to the past;
But few are present now, but many know
The story OF our work three Years ago.
That voice which sweled in full impassioned note
From out the oveest mouth tue irest rounded throat
Our Prima Donna here most rightly placed.
We send her greeting from the stage she graced;
Those comedies neat, elegant, and rare,
Our actresses-so gifted and 80 fair
Our Funny Man. whose Oxford accent nedt
Fills I'LL his sentences with wit concrete
AL, all were good, and some were of the best;
Nor can pause to tell you of the rest.
The operas, balls the grand munifcence,
in past, pluperfect and in present tense,
Which makes the history OF this pretty place
And first we think, for he has earned the right, =
The host whose favored guests we are to night
IT'S he who feeds the hungry, helps the poor.
And turns no pleading suppiiant from his door.
But sor his kindness, we had MT c'sayed
The various solos In which all have played.
His lindest deed remains yet to be told,
For like his namesake-in the legend old
As hswas resting in the busy Strand
nightingale came, builded in his hand
Her little nest and thence most sweetly sends
Her music forth to charm the world, and tell
OF the good heart which cherished her we'll
But not alone to him our thanks are DUE
But also patient public, unto you.
How much you've borne, alas we ne 'er shall know;
How much we've learned, we that at least can show
Ouriitte plays and table;n1 vivants bring,
iknd not forgetting those who came to sfng
twelve thousand dolars-true metallic ring
It might be worsel All. would 1t had boen more
10 head those fsrings-which God knows are sore.
But we have done our best, and parting lay
Cur grateful tribute at your feet, and pray
That this our theatre-may not pass away;
Let 1t reman-let it forever be
The tasteful temple OF true charity.
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THE AIKEN PRESS

1TI PROPOSED TO PUBLISH IN THE TOWN OF
l. Aiken S. C., Weekly paper under the above title,
10 be devoted to General iGencePolitical Com
mercial Social, Literary, and Kcligous-wt Depart
nent of Agriculture, including the Fcl the Orchard,
the Vineyard, and tho Ga,dcn. News Summary, to
contain digest of the important events of the week,
will occupy ton OF tic PAPER, and particular atten
ton will bo given tc the unsettled question OF Labor M
best adapted to our condition, and the development
of the OF tho country III manufactures, AG.
culture, Fruit-raising, anu Nine.grOwing.
Terms-S;; year, advance.
II. W. RAYENET, Editor.
D. KIRKLAND, Publisher january y
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pressors which sooner or later must come. Havo
patience forbearance and long suffering. The
Southern States fought four long bloody years ioE
br all the American people in their Declaration of
lndepenience. Can they not now afford to live
four wears longer out Of that Union, rather than
sacrifice their honor their rights as States, and
3. i. PERRY.
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Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA. April 22-FnANc1AL AND COMMERCIAL.
Business generally dull In all branches Of trade.
Go1D-Improved during the week, and Brokers wero
selling at 13S and buying ct 136.
snSEn-Unchanged; selling at 132 and buying at $780,
ExcHANaE-s improving; our Bank checks at u pre-
MUM; outdoor rates u of. Very little tine Exchange
CorroN.-soms activity marked the first two days OF
the past week at prices ranging about 25Kc. for
Middlings; but on Wednesday and subsequently
40 decreased trade as to stop all regular business
The few sales being made them by the necessities Of
planters were forced for the best be obtained
and "a NAV be supposed under circumstances, ut
yary low fgures-say about 22Ho for midding. AS q
general rule the offering stocks are Withdrawn, aud but
little is to be seen the floors Sales Of the week sum
mn 442 bales Receipts for the some tme S83 bales.
On the 18th we suggested TO planters and farmers to
reflect as to whether it was not better for them now
while they can plant for certain supply Of corn; and
them so dispose Of their crops have pen
FuI cribs and smokehouse will secure constant and
ryei,ahle labor at reasonable wages. Think of It.
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DRUGS, cHEMli AIS, ETC.
TEMPUS CURANDI DIFFER NON IN ANNUM.
RODRIGUE'S
PULNONIC ELllXIR SPECIFIC.

TNOR THE CURE OF CONSUMPTION. PAINS IN THE
n CHEST AND SIDES, DIFFICULTY IL BREATH.
ING BRONCHITIS, CATARRH, ASTHMA, COUGHS,
HEMOREHAGE, and all affections OF the Lungs.
This Great r-vvifyer is offered to the public, that all
who will avail themselves Of its remedial power may be
benefited.
It only requires fair trial to confirm it's invaluable
agency In dfusing through each chaunel Of the human
organization restored vitality 1t inVgorates and em-
bues the Lungs with healthfu elasticity; restores warmth
which is their essential element rcuses the sluggish yes
sells into activity; heals the affected lobes pures and
enrches the bood regulates the circulation; induces
free and eosy respiration and e1pe through Its admin
isiraon each and every concomtant disorder present In
the malady recognized as Consumption, and hitherto
deemed hopeless and 1ncurabe.
This compound is perfectly safe possessing neither
narcotic nor emec properties which unfortunately are
always employed as essentials in every preparation for
Cough or Lung aecion-a mistake which too often In
it's Irritating and debltang consequences only con-
duces to much general arrangement Of the system, de-
stroying appetite and creating injurious nervous ex
element, augmentng suffering with frequent fatal re.
suits
Under the influence OF this approved and invaluable
Specific the most distressing Cough yields, difficulty In
breathing and pains and soreness subhde hemorrhaSe
ia arrested and health and strength re-estabGshed
PRICE FOR SINGLE BOTTLE S1.25
Sold by the Proprietor, northwest corner SOCIETY
AND MEETING STREETS and the principal Druggists.
Anril E5,.3.s 1y.
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Anr1I16
PUBLIC NOTICE.
OFFICE OF CITY TREASURY,


OFFICE OF CITY TREASURY,
nUBL1o NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT UNDER
tho following Ordinance licenses hnvo been prepared
for deliyery from this Office. 8. THOMAS,
City Treasurer
SEC. i. Be IL Ordained BY the Mayor and Aldermen in
City Council assembled That from and alter or Tue nrs. oas
OF january licenses shall bo taken out for oil CARTS drays
and wagons used for private and domestic purposes In
the same manner, and according to tho Same provisions
now of force in relation to CARTS drays and et9r
driven for hire except giving bonds And each such
cart dray wagon, shall DO provided with oauge con-
tanning tho number thereof and marked fTtvcte, 10 De
placed on the outside of tho shaft
SIC q No pcrson shall bc taken by the Treasurer as
surety any bond under the Ordinance concerning u
for carts, drays wagons anu otner u
less he or she be fccehoder.
SEC 8: The following shal hereafter be tho rates ior
lconscB for public and private carts drays wagons &c
including the horses or mules USED theTeo WHICH sa
be free from other taxation:
pfrs1Io cAnrs DnAYs ETC. OR THOSE EMPLOYED IN ANY
business wHArEvgH, FoR HIRE DIRECT on INDIRECT
For every cart dray or wagon drawn by one morse OF
For every cart day wagon. drawn by two horses or
mules $50.
For eyery hack and carriage with four wheels, $40.
For every stage or omnibus Except line omnpus'
with two horses. $50.
For every stage or omnibus Except nne omnaous'
drawn by four horses, $6O. .,..
For every truck drawn ny two or more horses OF
For every express wagon drawn by two or moro horses
OF u1uleb, Soo.
BREAD CARTS AND PRIVATE CARTS, DRAYs, ETC.
For every bread cart or wagon, Sc.
For every cart dray or wagon, used for private on ao
mestc purposes and not to be employed IN the trans
porting of goods, wares merchandise lumber or any
other commodity for compensation, either directly OF
Indirectly for the same, shall pay for License tho sum Oh
s5, exclusive OF the horse or mule.
Ratified in City Council, this 10th day Of january,
H. 81 the year Of Lord one thousand eight nun
dred and sxty-six
By the Mayor:
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Galveston Cotton Statement.
Wilmington Market.

Wilmington Market.
WILMINGTON, April 22.-TURpENT1NE-Is in de-
nand and market steady Sales OF 200 bbs at IS so for
virgin a So for yellow Dip and So 10 for har per 2BO
lbs.
SPIRITS TURPENT1NE-Has declined &c, and "a bbis
sold at Csc per gallon.
RusIN-hlarket quiet Sucs of 1877 bbls at IS for
strained Common, s3 37Is 81 25a 81 tor No aud IS
f7]s tor Pale.
TAR-llS bbs changed hands at 81 IS per bbl.
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rne Char,eston Cotton Market.

- The Charleston Cotton Market. til.
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
CHARLESTON. Tuesday Evening, April q, 1857.
The sales were principally In the inferior grades
prices being quite weak and irregular sales 27 bales
,iz. III at 20 ut II at at % ;6 at
,S155, and 16 at d We quote:
Tow Middlinp .N L(022
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DR.. WRIGHT'S
REJUVENATING ELIXIR
R,.. Essence of life,

sS>>NyyHummN,1zx1e Cures General Debility Weak
&SSSSSgGM4SR.. ,,ess. LYusteric8 in Females,
SS&AYS3HM/L Palnitation Of tic Heart and
ii:.S.s;$t,I &8A&X>< nII:Nerpous Diseases. 1t re-
"ay- stores new life and vigor to the
aged causing the hot blood OF
the Phenir rises y0ut to course the veins, res
from the ashes Of s forlnr the O,gana Of Generd-
are. Gm,n,afea 11lM ton, removin0 Imp potency and
this Eiirir rejurcn- Oe0stry; I:n.o. ~ ~ nrnrino
ate the systeM and ana Ja~ Tnyoi, 'neo
overcome disease nerfect "EHGt ~ AoOe, 10
moving Serilty md HnrrennesS IN ootn sexes.
tho young, mic-agcd ana aseG, 'hGie ~ Isl. ~
boon than this Elixir of Life" II gyes a, q new
lease of life, causing the weak and deoisatea i 70
System to thrill with Joy and pleasure. 49,
Price, one bottle 81; three oott'es eo' 'en' py
express to any address,. ,,aoa -, 81,
respectabe druggists in every part OF tne eiVlizea
globe; somo unprlnclpled dealers, however, try 10
deceive their customers by selling cneap aao pole ~
less compounds in order to make money. Se noe
deceived-ssk for these medicines ana take no
others If the druggist does not keep then, VIE
to us, and We will send them BY express e carefully
packed, free from observation. we VIII! oe pieaseu
to receive letters with full statements IN regard "
any disease with which Indies or gentlemen ate
afflicted Address NIL letters for medicines painPn-
lets, or advice, to the sole proprietor, q
DR. W.R. MERWIN, 81 Walker st., N. 7.
NAV as mwf ~
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consider Chcheriug Il Sons Pianos superior to any
In the world.
They are unrivslled for their singing qualities and for
the harmonious roundness Of their tOne There is Il
perfect homogeneity throughout all the registers Tue
upper notes are remarkable for clearnsss aud purity
which do not find ID my other instrument while the
bsse is distinguished for power without hsrshness and
for magnificent sorority.
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The cearances conprise 1855 bales for LIVERPOOL 1878

for HaYre.
SUGAR AND Mo1AssEs.-There have not been any ro-
ceipts worthy of note since yesterday Tho offerings are
or nothing doing md we quote nominaly 13c O. tb Tor
fully fair to prime Louisiana Sugar. 1S5lc for strictly
primo to choice 13a for yellow clarified and 15c for
white lot of II bbs primo Louisiana Molasses sold at
zoe q gallon. Four cargoes Of Cuba Molasscs sod
to arrive terms TRANSFERRED Cuba Sugsr quoted at
II el2lic {, ii for Nos IL and H. Cuba Molasses is
quoted by the cargo 55a56c galon at retail 81 a65c
in large lots at Coo @ gallon.
.CoRN.-The market is dull and depressed, and the
sales to-day confined to $500 sacks, of which 1000
mixed ut 81 25 1000 white mixed and 5000 white yellow
and mixed at 81 27 1000 white 500 and 300 do at 81 80
per pushel
FREIGuTs.-We have to note very dull market. The
rates N per ID for cotton by steam for New York S5
per hid for tobacco SOC per Dbl for flour and S5c per
sack for Sail tor Boston, c per ID for cotton Sail
for Liverpool, 1:a9l6d; Hayrc, 11sc
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Passengers.

Per steamer Dictator. from Jacksonville, Pilatka,
Fernandina via Savannah-Mrs Harriet Beecher Stowe.
Miss Kate Heddrioks, DR. Stewart Carroll Carol,
Childs, Kiusler Langdon, Bliss, Mrs Weters,
Teadwel, D Hayward and Son, Miss Heyward and ser.
want, &. Peterson, Miss Peterson DR. W McKra and
lady, J Bowden, Mrs Cannon and servant, Meyers,
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Exports. Z Z
sohr David sTeaker-1SO, 600
feet Lumber. Per schr Mary Ella-12Q, 600 feet
Yellow Pine Boards :; - Z, s.s,.5:st:s5 -
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ConstRnees per South Carolina RniIroad
April 23. ....sss-.

159 bales Cotton Of bales Domescs, bbs Crude Tur-
pentne cars Old 1ron cars Cattle car Furniture,
and Sundries 10 r Agent, W Williams Co, W y
Williams Madden Goodrich, Winelnan L Co, Cissell
s, Forsythe, O A Calvo. Cameron, Barkley Co, "
Demon, Adams Frost & Co, Fraser Go, III Gold
smith 4 Son. Bolrnann Bro., Utsey Kenyon Willis &
w Witte, w w Smith, g II Walter Co, II letters
Co.
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3, C.. SMALL & CO.,
Coffee Brokers,
April Goth, 1867.

April 2uth, 1867. NO. 6l EAGuan8e - 51HEs: =,
CoTroN-Late yesterday there sales OF lsO bales
low middling at 2a23c, and 75 do mddling at 25c TO-
ay sales amounted to about 100 bales at Tor low
midding and 25c for midding upland, closing dull
FLoUR-We have still to report duh market winter
wheat brands aud also good super are very scarce ana
prces pported; but common grades OF Super and EH-
m OF which the stock is principally comprised, remain
exceedingly dull and prices heavy Transactions which
are confined entirely to retail lots to the trade commune
to be n,ode within our range as follows:
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PORT CALENDAR.
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OFF CHARLES sTON.
Arrived Yesterday.

III Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship Falcon, Rced Baltimore previously report
cd in the oihngl Corn and Mdze To Mordeea { Co.
D Kirkpatrick, Klatte & Co, Cobia Co, Feldmnn
Rev French, j Pringe, Southern Express, Stet
tens Co, Gen Tyler. Adger Co, T. Tobias, Sons
60, L Schnell & Co, w Marscler, W Gale, kinck,
Wickenberg l. Co, A Bischof Mantuue Co. L Davis,
NV Armstrong Helms silcox Porcher Hen
Alexander, r NJ Butler, Hurkamp Co. u Gcrds Co,
+ + Schroeder, II White z Miller & Son, Mehrtens Il
Q oGatl Teidemann 'i Wheeler, % II Eason Bro. = '
Steamer Dictator Coxeter Palatka wa JacksonV1ie,
Fernandina md Savannah 81 bales Cotton, boxes
Mdze 70 J D Aiken s Co, l. Kirkpatrick, Pinck-
ney Bro, " NJ Lawton Southern Express Co, Roper
Stoney, Cohen, Hanckle l. Co.
Steamer Gen Hooker, Boyle, Edisto and Rockville.
Mdze To L Guileaulne.
Ga- In THE OFFING.
prussian bark Depcsche, from Liverpool.
British bRrk The Queen, from Liverpool.
Cleared Yesterday.
scbr David sheaker, Van Glider. PHILADELPHIA
Baker Co.
schr Palmer Palmer, Baltmore-p Locke.
Schr Mary Ella Thomas, Philadelphia Creigh
Went to Sen Yesterday.
Schr Mary Ella Thomas, Philadelphia.
Schr V Streaker, Van Gildcr, a Northern Port.
From this Port.
Steamship Saragossa, Crowel, New York, April %.
Steamship L Souder Lockwood, New York, April 2O
Cleared for this Port.
Steamship Champion, Murray, at New York, April 90
schr Fannie Bailey, Sherman, at Baltimore, April o.
LIST OF VESSELS
UP, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
FOREIGN.
LIVERPOOL.
Ship Amelia Conner, sailed. March 9S
Br bark The Queen, Stuart, sailed. March
Br bark File de Pair, Evans, cleared. March 30
Brig Depescho Lubkc sailed Feb Is
SOUTHAMPTON
The Allen, Martel, sailed d.............."......Fc Feb
DOMESTIC.
BELFAST NE.
Brig Proctor, Coombs sailed. April
PORTLAND. ME-
schr Lucy Higgins, - cleared. April II
BOSTON
Brig VIM Mason, Small cleared April s
Brig Melrosc Crabtrec, cleared. April II
Schr Jos Long. Perry, clQa March 80
Schr N Wheaton, Ireland cleared. april II
'7.s:as NEW YoRB.
Steamship Granada, Burscy, clearer Aprf20
Schr W Smith, Tookcr, ....E April Is
ichr Davis, Bishop cleared. %. April Is
'schr " Cushing, Cook cleared. April IS
pHnADELrH1A<
Schr Mary Long, Hardy, cleared April 1G
BALTIMORE.
Steamship Champion, -, to leave. :. ...... April 90
Schr Wm james, Onthen, cleared April Is
6chr Farand, Avery, cleared l.............A April Is
Schr Ida Richardson, Bede cleared April Is
Schr Fannie Bailey, Sherman, cleared. Ar 22
Scllr Lilly Woolord, cleared April II
Schr Occln Pearl, -, clcarp" April IL
Sc.r Tennessee, Greed, clca: II
Schr Milton, Corscy, cleared. 18
Schr Eleanor r, looks, cleared. April Is
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rMpoRrAHc oERr1E1oArEs.

RocuEsTER, N. December 26, 1861
Messrs p. e. DRAKE Il COL hsve been q great SUI
srer from Dyspepsia for three four years. and had to
sbaudop my profession. About three months ago
red the Plantation Btters, and to my great Joy am
several cases and % far know always With signal
benefit aln respec1uuy youfs