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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1867-08-02
LATEST FASHIONS DEMAND
J. W. Bradley's Celebra' d Pat.
DUPLEX ElLIp TIC
or DOUBLE SPRING.
S X / II Il,

They will not bend or break like the Single Spring
but will preserve their perfect and graceful shape
thrown aside rs useless. The Hoops are covered
dosble and twisted thread and the button rods are
not only double springs, but twice Tor doublc)
cred, preventing them from wearing out when drag
ging down stoops, stairs sc.
The wonderful hexibty and great comfort and
pleasure to any lady wearing the DUPLEx EIL,PrlC
SKIRT will be experienced particularly in all crowded
Assemblies, Operas, Carriages, Rail Road Cars
Church Pews, Arm Chairs, for Promenade and House
Dress as the Skirt be folded when in use, to oc-
cupy Il small place easily and conveniently as a
silk Muslin Dress, an invaluable quality in crno
line, not found in any Single Spring Skirt.
A lady having enjoyed the pleasure comfort aud
great convenience of wearing the DurLEx ELLIPTIC
STEEL SPRING SKIRT for single day will never after
wards willingly dispense with their use. For Chill
dres Misses and Young Ladies they are superior to
all others.
The Duplex Elliptic Is a great favo,te with all
ladies and Is universally recommended by the Fash
ionable Magazines as the STANDARD SKIRT OF
THE FASHIONABLE WORLD.
TO Ct JOY the following inestimable advantages In
Crinornc, Viz: Superior, Quality, Perfect Manufac-
ture, Stylish shape and fuish Fexibility, Durabili-
ty, Comfort and Economy, enquire for J. W. Brad
ley's duplex Elliptic, or Double Spring SKIRT and 10
sure you get the genuine article.
CAUTlON--To guard against imposition, be par
ticuar to notice that skirts offered rs "DUPLEX,"
have the red ink stamp viz: j. ". Bradey's Du-
pick Elliptic Steel Springs" upon the waisband-
Hoop will admit of pin being passed through the
centre thus revealing the two Cor doube) springs
braided together therein which is the secret ofther
FlcxiOility and Strength. and combination not to
he found in any other Skirt.
FOR sale in all stores where FIRST CLASS skirts
are sold, throughout the United States and else
where. Manufactured by the sole owners Of the
Patent. [n2Sm3
WRISTS, BRADLEY & CARY,
81 Chambers, aud 10 & 81 Reade ITS, New York.
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MANHOOD AND YOUTHFUL vIGOR are
regaincd by HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUBHU.
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Sucker State CuItiyater,

The best in use; because it has less
draft than any other; throws the
dirt to, or from the hill :; the plows
are independent of each other; it
cultivatcs between the hills, as we'll
as between the rows the plows may
be worked to any depth and control
led by the feet of the driver leaving
the hands free to manage the team.
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CREsco and CoUNovER, Iowa.
june 1867. [29tf.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-03
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REJUVEMATINGy .ELEXIR,
:.ts,3:..:9 Dr.: .EssesSce; Of Eafz,. 1ss':se :.

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S&SNES:W&Y>ISnesR ,Lys1eefcs Su !. Females;
sSsSHA3 G8l&8IE pakDil7sion or he, Heart and
ss3SS5l4sa44SssAaS 1sC Nervous Disedsea- It Re.
:lzTSsessssss|>,stsses new life and vsyor toths
y: - 1ssss aged. causing the hot blood az ;.
80 81 T 1 e. youth to course the vein. los
frc w a,,fn1ae1 y,t,h toring the Organs Of GSd<a'
s,e,c Hfe;-so does ton l{npotepcp and :.
Mis EH1fr rejursn De6ieisy; TsstoyiRa Annltntss
ate Ihs xysfean Gsd and tuH rf0or. thus ptuylnn
ooeTcQ77le disease. per1ect EIic5r of L0rAn IA
moving sserititv and BarIcnness 10 both sexes TO
the yanng middle nRt nge there IS grehfesc
! boon than this Elixir Of Life. 1t gvea new
Tense of life, causing the weak and debiHtated, to
hare .ren1we6 strepeth md 5fsnr. and the entire
system to thrill With Joy and pleasure, - -,
4 Price, one bottle $s; three bottles IS sent by
express TO any address :i.-t 20. i-s''t 5i.
our medicines arg gold and recommended ~ all,.
respectable druggists n eyeEy part az the civilized
ebobes sume apIed dsu1efs. however, ny to
deceive their customers By ceiling cheap and vosth,
Iless compounds In order to make money. Be aot
!deceived--ask for these- msdtctues and take NO
!otheFA the does tnoek keep theun Artte:r
TO ua and we wfl send them BY express, carefully
lpaeked, 9fee!ftom observation. We will bc pieased
TO receive letters with fo statements tn s9ard to-
any disease with which ladies, or gentlemen are Z
Afflicted Address all Estte1s for medicines palnph.
let's OF advice, 70 tho sole proprietor,
DR. W. B. KERWIN, 81 Walker st., n. 7, ~
10y W kY1
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- -sas ;.ir:L1SV OF .SEIPPING ."'"zi st :. q
~ In the Port OF Charleston, May ., 1867.
= VESSELS UNDER 1G0 Tons, AND STEAMERS ooAsF1Na
5 WITHIN TIE STATE EXCEPTED
!. STEAMSHIPS
salagosss 77s tons Crowel at Adgers wharf for New
Manhattan soas woodruff at Brown ea COS wS4r IT,
ZOE New York. .street Bros Co
Mary Ogden tons. codroy. at Union wharf Liver
ssoar 81 Edwards 1t Boyce cos shar troia 9o
Liverpool, dischazg1ig - Fraser CO
anleaa 7ys ,s tons pgnson At Boyee whas nom
, sew w 3ofs' E waans .pxs y Smith = CO
Anse GusEicns 4ss tons. willis 4 harsh.s wharf
J.4ss Wilson lSrl 81 toms ut Bennessa wharf
sesan s25 teas; Doyle # Union whas5 aoE LIZ.
esaas psas go aoSnho & &C. &C.
lan:io VIII wharf tor Liverpool loading
B.neas s Campbell ii xsas e.
for Liverpool loading .aihbes CO
css RsRsa R.rssona 81 ssas aacaaaes
RortaBr tai to1 Hussey al xiiaiao wharf, nom Ii7
DepeseHs us tons Ia6ie It Kas w6a: hfsssa fssa
'a Liverpool otscaarg1ng RRey + Creighton
- - - q. ~. BRIss. I.
Albert Br sos toms at Union wharf for IIy-
rbadabo tpan} ais sons ssels, ut Fataons wharf for
TOMS st ass @as ss1as a1s
= swansea, saatins TLowndes { e
Potomac l4e tona spow, at Brown & Co.'S wharf nom
ssas At Central wharf W nom eisees ses
Reporter, TONS coonbs III Ashley River. tom RocS.
port Me. Master
y, - az scHooNKRs 1e a ~. x
Transit 0s5 TOMS setsou Id Ashley River for North
ern Port, loading. .RisIey Il Creighton
Virginia 9ase Ut soas johnson; ut wharf
Basz ia tons, sln:Ia 81 Kesss atas.. rom
Norfolk, Va dtschargtng RtRey Creighton
NayttR Rr), IL toms smith. at Bennetas wharf, for
o9nas IL xsSs; h2s1 "a SssS
esn Port, loading Rsley Creighton
~ knmSey Slp tona Crannaer in Ashlry Rtvery q
Daniel Gsse 81 At Brown COS wharf.
-. son Bssuan5e NO. Stree, Bros CO
~ Northern Port, loading. "a Eusiow & co
tarfsnd. 2ol tons, Avery: at Brown Cos wharf
tN Baltimore Baker Co
Joseph Long 1ss tons Terry Union vhas from Bos.
Azalds 1sasa to cadoe, 1t 1niaa Snse aSas e
ft4m mBa<apoas u! 2! y Ensa1w CO
csean PsaI1 125 tons at Atlantic vna 1zon Ba-
Lucy Hs Il Uaioa aEssa f:oie Gs
RoEand adiA.ca1arstug :ifora4cd CO
DAVIS S2o tons Rtahaps Adger.s uhaz1, homNes
ssia S Soi s. 1osv;n = s hSs94 Hsasa
from New. York Tupper 4 sons
~ Long 2aa tons, Hardy a. Central wharf, om.P
asypole 1t css WAX fSle se
Philadalphia, dochsrgng. 4! Z: TT eaker co
TOMS Il Sso. { COS wsbs4 :Mssse s1es
a!anores dischnrging -: Topper & sons
armenia tons, Gale, at Kerr's wharf, from Norfolk,
Fsnnis os L Sherman 3. csntls ssS xS.ls r
frfm BalHrnnEs, dschargng H Ba&er 4 CO
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COMMERCIAL. ..,...,=.,, !.
NT1v

sehr Rbek Ssldws ttess and 1aec
baos Uplaaa cqsAaa ~ 4s, foot 9elsw Pine Plahi
MATAszASIRsi b5ds ssppte SOC sest Bum
ss|sR $s5 SsSss: s 81. IS, Hs.
ak DOMESTIC. .,s'>s' -f:5.;
PROvDENCE-Per sohr Harry, Iapden-ss,1 400 fset
~. Flooring Boards 3 4s3 feet Plank 152Ab feet Sawed
~, Timber, 81. .705:eet HewnT Der: = N
NGRaanRs R9ETfes - seh r.I y seo ises
NEW Y0RK-Per stsanlshi9 drcradAl l458 bates s and
257 Up Cotton, 80 bbas Rosfn IS bales D,nestics
bales BagGtng; ;10x Packages Per steamship
CbamT1ior-S01 bales Cotton 81 Bales Yatn S9A bbis
Rosin, 80 hhds Bones. crntes Bo;es bbls vogc
tabes. packages Furniture, 1856 empty Barrels, 81
oases Mdzes bis Naval Stores, 20 bags Kce rolls
- Icather, bbls Afe. -! stennshp Souder-
Rosin- % bales Yaxn and Glo.h. 60 b6s Vegetables
PHnADELPHA-Pcr steamship; y W Evermau-
- bales Cotton a csta fee So bales Yarns, AZ casks
Clay, bGls Kosin, 50 bbls Spirits Turpentine, 8
=. buca Rope Cuttings. g5 coils Rope 1aS Railroad
Wheels, 40 bbs Vegetables 100 empty Barrcls 900
feet Lumber: md 40 packages Mdze. Per schr
A'Av vrnie-1e0;Ooo feet lumber. Is ,,1s;.
BALTtMORE--Per steamship patnpsco-2S tcs Moe, SO
bales Upland Cotton, 276 sacks Salt 157 bb1s Tupen
tnc 2s pkgs..:. Per steamship Falcon-2 bales Sea
Island Cotton. 219 bales Upland Cotton 100 sacks
Sail, Il, 900 feet Lumber 16 bundles and bale Hides
80 bags Peas 1888 pkgs. Per schr b Krk-2O7,-
uC0 feet Lumber Per steanahfp Sea Gull-64
baes Dpland Cotton, 5000 feet Lumber 'laIes Do
mcstics, SO Packages, ~ bbls Potatcee ~ bbls
Green Peas, II bales and tezco Hides, 4sl sacks
Salt I2 Packages. ...:7;.
RICHMOND, vA-Per schr Louisa Hatch-l60 tons Old
/ r.
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E9@leg1 2 BE-; 11aff,Nea d9lg,
ERIpAY satoANlNa, MaY 5, 1857.


-.I1o saAsNfoRPOENIsHs Hs4F'sI 7,
a:a following veiy poem We md In M e
Shnnge A number Of tho lines may appear fanilfaf
the rcader but we hayeevery to believe tae
ductou Is entirely original 4. -
.Ros.; Hesaels row. ?rrrI>t
%M II Nnrt o,be.an Saget 49,. ~
AndjumD Jim Grow,
2;t f: i,a6 i,H 6iastow iR SIT st on hickory limb,
~ Z, 80 .i - .None knew lirn but to praise;
s La s5ss a,Ss sss pa as1ae hs @gtss: ssss
SEs1- The minstrel to tt has gone, !
With tho banjo on his knee.- -
~; Ne to hear tho scrtrtcs shffek:
Thoro's q Light in tho window for thoe
A frog he would wooing 50.
His hair was cRTled. to kill;
.. "" Hc used TO Wear IN old grcy coat, ...... 4
.fs. ~. Apa the sword q Bunker Hill :Isfr
OF in tho Silly night, !:
:, n I won't go home till morning,
With Maggie by my side. Il .t+'.,'ts..is +
s,Yr g am s19.S1,. dying 5;S Egypt dying. ,t.A
Know how sublime thing it is
Te:brush awnJ the blue tailed fly.
The boy stood on the burning deck, +
With his baggage checked for Troy:
Ono of tho few immortal names .'
His name was Pat Malloy. ,i
g Mary hnd a little lamb
!. . He could tale unfold; -.'''i ~
e-'9 r., He -had no teeth to cat hoe-cakc,
''.s And his spectlcles were gold.
Lay e1, Jay on, iMacduE
~ Man wants but ittlo here below;
And1'n to be queen Of the May,
: So kiss me quick aud CO.
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OFFICIAL.

L1STSOF LETTERS |.
Remaining in the Posofce at Charleston, for the
ending MAY 2: 1867, and ordered to be printe.
in TIE DAILY News agreeaby to the following section
the new Postoface Law, tho newspaper having th
largest circulation in tho City Of Charleston: '.5
. SECTION And be it further enacted That Lists Of let
remaining uncaed Tof In any Fostce in any cit.
tow1r or Village where newspnper shaM be, pcnteq
which, being published weekly oftepsr, shall have
range OF delivery OF the
office + T%,..a- ! 9-i;s. N - III n.
Persons calling for Letters Advertised, shouit
.sate that they are .Aayertised: e :: .
,.a HS Office "a. NJ: 6P. n Oh Sundays
.hpm l2.3 .3oA. A:::to L3o p. NJ ~.
-oisc .,:STANLEI g. 1ROTf, Acting Postmaster
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ANDREW M: :MORELAND.
Broker se' rfpaa std*st $. :.
4 5'..g SOUTHERN H1SK BrILS 1segsW aM

:-.@a !, K . !: Buying Rates.
6ank OF camden 1910.
Banz OF Chester. - .19
..bask o. OF 1eosgesoNne 17
Rsnk Ra3k q q ssewt6e5Sy. seStS ~
Bank Of stats OF s. Carolina. priur to 1851
SoaonaeraI Bank. Columbia. ,'
Farmar's and Exchange Bank. s$
Merehaa1,s @ nanaI eherag: I
Ps9aers Rnn -
pantsrs md Meahanio's BANK
ss1thSsssen sfs,s Ss a. Rsrosd Bans
81 Tta, n Ss e.
nas nnio9 2; Hanks TSas, caaslestsl: ;,,
State South Trsssury Notes Z.
soNDk srocns1sn oouPoaa 4. 10 =
south Carolina Rsroad and Bank stocp +,
sou8h ca-olna Railroad 6ix Percant: Bonda .
South Carolina Railroad Seven Per Cent. Bonds !: 65-
City Of Charleston SIX Pa Cent stock.
fy ty q q e.
ssats q as ssa carOla Bonds issae Of january
STATE Of ,;outh caroiina Stock.
State Of South Carolina Coupons. 81
Peoples National Bsnk Stool:
NortheastenIasroad lat ntarass Bcisss.
Northeastern: Rdroad Ist :TzE -sxZ5.
essssson ass aoSsaSs ssass 4sS
Ghases.on City Railway stoek. s.
chasssea nd oss l.tints1x
o,t j, est 81 O. "a asp,;: ssl7
savannah
savannah lido :. Il Iaes
Memphdd hud Charleston Railroad Bondst;
Mo1ey esss . month On
ss !s5sssa = $ b,ssst
at NoS Broad s s. ss
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Z
"u Nervous AHecdops-
=" Ezceasive Fatigue and Short Brsatn
:" Pain over the EJee---S- #sa
Mental Dependency.
!" P7ostratiou; Great weakness
rSsuow CosnFie1tcnk Wenk BowclR; hc-
Which 4ysts 4Fs sae ;U1is sy,asnses q 49,,
Is esmatod that all adult ailments
proceed tro,n acccsaoa asd torpid liver. The hillary
secrsnons @ enc o. ne hses @ INTO he stomach pol
Ator long research Ee arc ao 10 present the most
the world sa ever sodoed Rrh one q, ss
sna RnT. nd have the
has come to our kuowledgel .f-1i''.: So "a \
u most easstuA tonic and aaseeabis sluulant.
The roposts th4tt rees upon mineral a1bsunces for
It's actve properties. wholly fasst Fer tho satts-
ht we list ef a my
OA11sAxA. .hARK--Oclctraseo Tor over Two. hundred
Weakness, eto It was Introduced INTO Europe by he
Count wife Of the .Vicezoy Peru; In lclO and
t. e.s,. ,sss :esr andsr tho ne e.s
des and was finally n1ado pubic by Louis XVI king
ebrifuee QUALITIES during lis South American trayeis
OAscARr1LA :BAnH-Fuf etarrhoes, collie nud dissxsSa
DAsDsIioN-Hor inflammation OF the lolna and drop
oHAMoM1tE FzowRas- For -snfeealed e4aestoa.
highly invigorattng in nervous debility: ;''f
As1aran aromatic ealninasive: svA cSestnS saS noab
muscle and ns.lk; much nssd by mothers nuzstne
Aso Glove -nnca; orange carEa~ay. eoranaaE. anake
.t.1 s. !T.-1360...:X.. ..-.5.
Another poadezfM ingredient Of Great usn AMONG
tbs Spanish ladies' OF south America imrarting beaue
to othaconplex1ona and brilsnoy to the mind Ia yet un
known to the OF the world, ad we withhold
tts ua11e for the present. = 5f.' = n. y s
u6PORTANT CEETIEIOATES- :.c.-..f4
RooH.gr?sR II: 7 December q, 1861. .
MessEs. P.:H DRaEE%k Col have Seen great s1i
ferer from DyspepBa for three years. had had to
abandon my profession. About three months ago
tried the Plantation Bitters and to NV pre.t 1oy Am
now nearly well aun. have tlieru IN
several cases, and ss tag a. huo, alwnya With signal
be1ehG - %-;F = I an, recttuly yours,' - n
::i $50. III 4f:T, tiSr ,:SsTr Re7c }. g. CEEHOEN =
'I;::s punspz11nr., Io,h Mcntt, l7th Dsy, 1862
: REsrEorHD tR1ENp:-Ny :darg6tor ;nas been much
benefited BY the Ct Thy P!sntaaon 3,tsers, Thou
wilt send md two bottles moro. M -> :.
Thy friend. =, ASA uURRIR. 8;
-. II ;s---
SEERMAx HousB, CuoAao, Ill.
~. %I:! 3. February II. 1858.
MEszRa r. Il. DnARn Co.:-Hlrass se1:d- Is another
twelve caseo OF iantution Bittera.> morning
appetizer. they appear to havg Bubersoaed sverytnR
else. and are greatly esspe1usd@ y -. + z
r7ngemeafz are now completed TO sup uly any de-
n.nd for thia srttces which has INST been
Tie public may rest assdred ina. Il no Casa v the
departed fpna Rpry bottle bears Of osrs
s''atnrs On Eeel pFate s ea,snot sss
Nsat. ~ ::eE.s %rr TEE .,@;I,sE: ..-0s ~.
Any pesoa prsena.ns to .el RzAsra47os prrtzas> i.
ofrsaled ootlss Ses ai o;.r Frira:e Stamp /, uasu
AIED epcTy cork. 4 .: az s:1 its;.f 80.
ths country. y v - :.
u. 7. H..DRAK|E:a s Co, yews York. i.. =
4 tAusH m - .-'.'s ,''i = mwf,yr
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,,,g Ws11Il1MXton MArkef. - y
WIIMIlS5TON. May 1.-TunrENTrsE- In fatr re-
guest and anas ready sale upon arrival day Of
s Sos p?!s g Tor s4 r yellow DIP and for
. 10 transactions reported In Spirits Turpentno and
Ros1N-sales cf AL bbs at 50 IS for strained Common
ana IS So ss ri aG sbs e =
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Toaa R1pdftts ii i. AZ. !. x57s 7saoas


halea North Riyer and 100 bales ofstsrn learn ..
early IN the week of North River ut 81 5oaa6S 81
hundred but increasing arrivals have caused prce. 10
and $50 bales Of North were sold foi se
whnzf at 50 80 per hundred Balss Of Esster TO
have taken place at 81 soaa per hundred. -. .
CoRN--There has been -ees.=sia during the week
about bushals and market hns been quite dill
IN conseansnce Of the I'M haye bean 10
oeived being difficult to move large iots unless the
buyer was conceded advantage and the trade has
been; in consequence mostly In jobbing way. ne
learn Of the following sales: 1000 bushels white In bull
ut s1ss bushe1 weight; 5000 bushels Of very prime
White at 81 40 per blu shel, bulk weight; 1000 buahes
prime White In sackzsat buahel weight sacks
nc1nded; 5000 bushels prime White in sacks at 81 45
per busel sacks incruded 1000 bushels White
n sacks at 81 4s bushe weight sank incfudad 500
bushels Mixed ct 81 4s per bushel bags Included We
quote prime White IN bulk at 81 40 per buahs weight
and 81 46a1 4s per tushel in bags, bags included
! oATs-The receipts have been very Haht and we
learn Of sale Of TOO bushels IN bags st ssc buahe
bags included: INA .5,f..tEss III:
FIOURThe market has an: ample stock Of sh,s AZ:
hcle the demand being quite Hmted There has been
no important change in prices and ue renew previous
quotations say $1l75@12 g g Dbl tr Northern md
Western Super; Extra do s1176@1aa6 . bbl; Baltnnre
Super sl25o91s bbl; Extra do sI.91b q Dbl; Choice
Family brands sell at s17@1s Y.bbl 5i @
BACoN.-1herejs Isl moderate deruapd at ReneraIly
previous quotations, but prices are snewhat
and figures below rates are sometimes accepted Is
close ont We quote prime Shoulders at 11@I1 Nc % h:
prime Ribbed Sides at 13c. q prime Clear Ribbed do
at 13Hc tt. md Clear Sides at 14c % fb -, ~:
sALTThere has been further receipts Il this 10.
ce and some 100 sacks disposed Of at o. 65 PEI
sack. s{5 .+'t :. = '$ta -. 10 =
BAGGING AND ROPE Gunny Cloth is extremely
duh and nominal, andwe quote from 25@2sc q yard
RoPE-There is but little for this articles Prime
TOnVk kn rSpCta okn NJ
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Now Orlenn. nrar,x~,t =,

H.
oy an RHS
sss seas
sdSfces the tone Of sre esa
ing domestic markets; The days transactions ats the
participating in the busness Prices disclosed mate.
.tai y tnpsoyemont gensray 1e per H. c1ceptns the
relatively lower than that realized the other grades
tne Is We Feys ao
that even many lists or desirable descrpons could be
Stock on hand Sept LIST, 1866. -. bales. 1o2Gsa
hecetVed oo,day. T29
Received previously 7os.sT-7o4,so 800
81; +: ;.:,,: = y. q: 49, sosss2
ciesxed ciesxed 11asS petcusy 2Ses
st9sa on s5e59sasIs hsaa
sucAn AND MolAssrs T1ers hnve not been anr - =.
Of light she n;3a sDa
only q retail character There were sales to-day Of &
tais $50 tor fy fir isals7o prime lie for ses sc
cistern bottoms 6sa75c per esIon and Of Molo
at 72c for prime Good clyed Cuba Moiassos Is 81
ConsThsrc have been some receipts since Yesterday
but there Is less demand, and prices are easier Tie
white and white mixed ut 81 4s SEQ mixed at 81
GOO yellow 800 do and 500 white 81 Is; 500 mixed 2
and 400 white at II 60 q bushel. I
OAIa-considerable receipts being expected. Tho
demand has subsidized and prices easier. Sales TO-DAY
05o eacks OF which 500 at 93s4c 500 saS5c
800 at 85c p bushel. .tf :
FRE1aH1s-W.th more Offering for shipment the rates
fuller and those for ports arc arm
York. 1c Ior Bottom. St New York and Boston 35c ~
sack for Corn boaGOc q bd for Flour, and COa65c for
Pork Sail for r. Liverpool 1'-s2as-1ed for Cotton.
Sji5If : .ets-- .fl5,tIi ...a HI
Baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE: ApriI SO:-oErrE re,,,-+ c,r4,,o,
sale OF 600 bags Rio ay Queen aud $40 per Bro
thers to arrive both private tcrns; ALSO from second
hands 500 bags Rio in lots, to1a ls to 19} cts to
quality. N&a 1& s'g 0I@~~,,7-'e /. :,
CoTToE-With less favorable. Liverpool advices per
remark, and at tho quote NIiddng Cplands Quiet
and nominal a$ ESaSUc. - :, -
FLouRThe market continues quiet; only sales report
ed 100 bbls street Fanily ut SIC So 100
DO Extra ohocs s1s ~; loo bes City Mile Spring Wheat
sload0 bbs good nIlddhngsss IS; quotations
generally remain unchanged.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-03
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-03
DRUGS, CHEMICALS, ETC.
Z SARATOGA
"EXCELSI0R" SPRING WATER

VHE WATER OF THIS SPRING is BELIEVED TO
pc unequalled by that OF any other the far-famed
valley oi saratoga Its virtues such have secured
~ tne nigh enco1auns OF all who have IT, possess
ing as 1t does In an eminent degree cahnrtiS diuretc
Alternative and tonic qualities.
From SAMUEL HENRY DICKSON, NJ D., Professor
Frachce OF Physic, Jeforson Medical College, Pulls
oelpn1n, formerly OF Charleston, s. c.: .r
PHILADELPHIA, November Is, 1866
nase neen tor year OF more past In the habit of
accustomed during the great portion of my invalid lite
use the different waers Of fountains which
upon them tor much Of the comfort enjoy am salts
ned that the Excelsior Water well adapted ns ay
which they arc generally employed. very agreeable
strongy unprecedented with the carbonic acid lively and
Sparkling. =. L can heartily and conscaentioualy
Seeommend 1t TO III who need gentle cathartic and
oa9retac SAMUEL HENRY DICKSON, III. D.
me water ig put up in Pint and Quart botslcs and
pacseu IN good order for shipping Pnts in boxe. OF
four dozca each and Quarts Of two dozen each