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Remaining in the Postofce at Charleston. for the wee
ending APRIL as. 1867. and ordered to 90 printe'
in THE DAILY NEws agreeably to the following section
the new Postofice Law, as the newspaper having tn
largest circulation in the City Of Charleston:
SECTION s. And be it further enacted That lists OF let
ters remaining uncaed for any Postofce in any city
town or viliage where newspaper shall be prlnteo
shall hereafter be published once only in the
laroet orciaon within range Of delivery Of the sale
Office.
nr Persons calling for Letters Advertised, SHOULD
state that they are advertised.
~ Office hours from sA M to6P.M. On Sundays
rom 9 o'clock to 10 o'clock A. NJ.
STANLEY G.. TRorT, Acting Postmaster.
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ghg 1aitgg 1aitgg Mems
SATURDAY AFTERNOON
BY n. P. WILLIS.
to look on a SCENE like this

Hove to look on scene like this,
OF wild and careless play,
And persuade myself that am not old,
And my locks are not yet gray;
For It stfrs the blood OF on old mans heart,
And makes his pulses fly,
To catch the thrill Of happy DICE,
And tho light of q pleasant es'.
have walked the world for four score years,
And they say that am old
That my heart is ripe for the reaper Death,
And my years arc well nigh told.
It il ye1-y trUo-it Is very true
am old, and 'bidc my time."
But nv heart will leap at a scene like this,
And half renew my prime.
Play on play on! am with you there,
In the midst of your merry ring;
can feel the thrill of the daring jump,
And the rush of the breathless swing.
hide with you in the fragrant hay,
And whoop the smothered call,
And my feet clip up on the seedy floor,
And care not for the fall.
am willing to die when my ime shall come,
And shall be glad to 60
For the world, at best, Is 4 weary place,
and my pulse is getting low;
But the grave Is dark. and the heart will fail
In treading its gloomy way;
And it wiles my breast from its drearlness
To see the young so gay.
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, April 23.-CoFrEE. -Market continues
quiet the only sale to-day invoice Of 500 bags o
to arrive per bark May Queen, terms not transpred
CorroN-Remans inactive. We report snlall sale OF
low middng at % oents mddling upland is held Mt rs
out OF the market in anticipation of better prices
FLouR-The market was dull and very heavy today,
doubtless the effect of failure which reported quito
we repent quotations, which remain noIninally un-
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Pont, Mrs j
lPinkney, Ann
Pinckney, Phillis
J Pinkny, Mrs S
t Parker, Emeline
iPetigrew, Mary
Page, Lucy
Patrick, May P
!, Parker, Sarah E
Read, Miss E @
Riley, Julia.
" Richardson, Juda
HI Rowland, Betty S
Roberts, Chnrlott
Robertson, Molly
Robinson, llary 7
A. iRodolph, Mrs L
Robertson, Mary
Rodolph. Mary A
: Rose, Miss S Il
Sassard, Mrs R W
!Sassard, Miss G. A
l iSchwahman, Susie
Seabrook, Mary
Schepen, Mrs Il
Shecut, Agnes NJ
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lohM;.on M-, An
Sunei, I. Ms q T. "
S;nS,s!an SnaT, ma1y :Ge.tar - -
loson1,. oeeS
Snseth Sne@au, ~ Ms $40 nc
Stsai Stam; Go,.e Mn = -
stTicstnss sTs @ M-scs
evlStaekai. Mrs Ell
Steward Mrs AZ
lSwisher Anne
!, lsunith Mrs W
! !Smith. Ann e
Smith. Linda
iSnnalls Mrs F
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ray,or Tav Mrs Thos
a |yenine. Mrs H M
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Or. i

=@gTg4= sturcs new life and YigOr to the
/, EsksssS- a.ed, causing the hot blood Of
As the Phenir rises ycuth to- course tho veins res
from ne ashes " rs rs ioring the Organs Of Genera
Es GH.mnsn un aes tion 1emorin0 Impotency and
this Eiirir rcjnren DenHty; resto''hV -nuNttHe'S
ate the system Gnd ana JHH fig0f, lhus proving
oUe,cone disease. perfect "Eliri' Of Ldre," re-
moving SterHifv md i;arrcnncSs in both sexes. 70
tlo yUrnc middle Gagged aud aged there is greater
boon boo tInn this Elixir of Life" It give. new
rase of life, causing the weak and debilitated tG
have renewed strength and vigor, and the entire
system to thrill with joy and pleasure.
Price one bottle &; three bottles IS; sent by
express to any address.
Our medicines are sold and recommended by all
respectable druggists in every part Of the civilized
globe; some unprlncipled dealers, however, try to
deceive their customers by selling cheap and worth
less compounds In order to make money. Be not
decei; ;ci-nsk for these medicines snd take nc
others If the druggist does not keep them, write
to u.s. and We will send them By express. carefully
packed, free from observation. We will be pleased
to receive letters with full statements In regard to
any disease with which ladies or gentlemen are
afflicted Address oil letters for medicines, pamph-
lets or advice, to the sole proprietor, a
Dr. ". B. MERWIN, 81 Walker st., N. z.
May Is mwf1y
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@ Persons depositng letters in the postohlce Will
nlaee the stamp near the upper right hand cor
of the envelope, and they will also please to remem
her that without the stamp letter cannot oe naiea' ou'
,zll be sent to the Dead Letter Office.
April 28 .-s>=
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VESSELS UNDER 100 TONS, AND STEAMERS coAsT1NG
WITHIN THE STATE EXCEPTED.
STEAMSHIPS.
Granada 764 tona Bursley, at Adsers wharf, for New
York, loading .Rayene & Co
Champion, = TOMS Murray, at Brown { Co.'S wharf, for
n01G tans futile at Aano Hha Se
Philadelphia, loading ..............H Baker 4 Co
Patapsco 457 tons, Ne at Atlantic wharf for Baltimore
raaSn 54S toms Reed At sr dr
loading. .Courtenay Trenholm
Mary Ogden tons, Godfrey, at Union wharf, for Liver
sedbersh Br. toms, Kneaie in the Stream, for Liver
mssour sas IONS Edwards at Doyce Cos whsr
aalena, 75s TONS Dunton, at Brown Co.'S wharf from
New York, dtschargng. .............W Smith co
BARKS.
Ange Guardiene F 4s6 tons, Willis, at Marshs wharf,
from Havana, waiting. ..............J j Enslow & Co
James Wilson Br) 1854 tons, at Benefits wharf, from
ssansn na4 e e teps seps Doyle at Union wharf for
bsus rsmen GO tong Hohnho
lantic wharf, Tor Liverpool loading uonox r.
Blanche Br sS5 tons, campbo at Gas Wharf, Wharf, nom
Liverpool discharging. .6ibbes 4 Co
Ciscar (spansh 33l tons, Ballaquer, at Brown Co.'S
wharf, tor barcelona loading: w Han
erpool, discharging. Master
Depesche (Pr1s) tons, Lubke, IN the Stream, from
Liverpool, just arrived. .Risey Creighton
BRIGs.
Jennie Achorn tons, Achorn, at Bennetts wharf for
Port in Cuba loading. ........:. .Bonafant saas
erpool, dischargng. .courtenay 4 Trenholm
Tbidabo {span 2i5 tons Gelpi ut Central wharf, from
Cardenas, dischargng Bonatont Saas
Fredcrk tDan. 1So tons, Brunn, ut Gas wharf from
Swansea, dischargng. .....:...:: C Lowndes L Co
Vim Mason, -tons, Small, in the Stream, from Boston,
just arrived. ................A Gage q 20
scHooNERs.
Aid fBrl = tons, -, at Commercial wharf, from
Matanzas waiting .Gaster yer
Transit !s IS toas setson in Ashley River for North
srn Pert loaang adj IN alsy aassv nxsr or
Northern Port, loading ..,.... b Baker q co
Clara Elwe, 2s6 tons. Long. in Ashley River for
a,y SoEassa Gaae pss ons oa1E Widen Ashley
vrae t ssl tons Msson in Ashley River for
Mary ,0A Banks li2 TOMS Smith, at KelTs war: rom
Norfolk, W, dischargtng .Risley Creighton N a N
from Cardenas, diseharging .Bonatont sI ssa. a
Ela 'Gi Fish, ss sons Wiley at Central whss from
more dischasgns vars Sassr S,on' Uo
Raltimore discharRinR ...........HF F Baker & Co
Daniel Chase 81 tons, Mitchell, ut Brown Co.'S wharf,
from Baltimore, dischargng. Street Bros d Co
Virginia Dare, lit IONS, johnson, at Accommodation
{, wharf, from Lttle River, G. discharging.
Il Butler
Ida Richardson. TONS Bedell, at Union whnrf. from
Baltimore, dlsclarging j Campsen 4 co
f Heath, = tons, Williams. at Brown & Co.'S wharf
from Rockport, Me, discharging. .Oney 4 Co
Farland. = tons, Avery, ut Brown 4 Co.'S wharf,
from Baltimore, discharging. n Baker Co
p M Wheaton - TONS Ireland. ut Kcrr's wharf, from
Boston, discharging. Locke
Joseph Long, tom, Terry, In the Stream, from Bos-
ton, just arrived .:..:...:A Gage y CO
Azelda Laura = tons, McIndoe in the Stream, from
Baracoa, just arrived Bart Wrth
Ocean PEARL tons, Pearl, at Kerrs wharf from Bald-
more, dschRrging. .........T Kerr q 60
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We learn from the New Orleans papers that
registration IS going on briskly in that city, and
that the most prominent citizens are enrolling
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Exports OF Rice, Naval Stores and Lumber,
from the Port OF Charleston, from septe'r
1st to April a5, 1867.
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ASA ouRRrN.

PH1-.ApELpH1A, 10th Month. l7th Day, 1852. .
RrsrEcrEp FR1END:-My daughter has been much
hanetted by the use OF thy Plnptatlon Bitters Thou
wilt send me- two bottles more. -
Thy friend, ASA ooHnAS'
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1MpoRrANT rER1TFIOATRg.

IMPORTANT UEItTIEIUATEE.
ROCHESTER, N. Y /, Docember %, 1851.
Messrs r. Il. DRAKE COL have been greet sui.
fom Dyspeps,s for three four years. and had to
,bandon my profession. About three months ago
red the Plantation Bitters, and to my great joyI am
non, nearly q well man. have recommended them IN
several cases and az far as know, always with signal
benaAt. am, respectfully yours,
49,. Rev. J. 8. OAEEORN.
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sHEsxAx uouEs, CH1oAao, M.,


February II. 1858.
HfRssBs. P. a. DRAKE & Co.:-Please sehd us another
twelve cases of your Plantation Biters AS morning
appetizer they sppear to Lave superseded everything
else, and are greatly esteemed. -, -, NM,
Yours &C., 9hoG q " Ai1h...
Arrangements are now completed TO supply any de-
nand for this article which has net heretofore been
Tic public may rest assured that in no case will the
perfecy pre standard ot tho PLANTATION B1TTERs oe
departed from Eury bottle bears the facsimile Of our
ronature ON stee plate c9raung or " cannot % ger
utrss. .. - = =..St5 :. 49, -. >.
Any person pretending to sell PLANTATION HrTTERs ~
bulk or by the gallon s,vinder ard imposter 6eudre
of Tefed bottles. See that oar F1uae Stamp u uNmu
T1LATKp ouer euery cork. -,
sold by all Druggists arocers and Dealers throughout
the country.
P. g. DRAKE & CO.. New York.
..,, .u, rnwfivr
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Addison, Lizzie -Ll
AgneW, Emma i
Anore, Laura Il
Artepe, Sarah
Auther, Mrs J
Aytes, dane:E i
Aytes, Mary e
Barheld,. Miss A |
Bates, Sarah s
Baker, Mrs Z: 4
Beckar, Mrs MO 1
Z .
Becker, Mrs NJ o
Bel, Mary sa |
Berry. Ann b
Bennett, Charlott
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Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA, April 24.-FINANcnL-Gold advanced
in market in consequence Of advance in New York
Brokers are buying ut 137 and solling ut 40.
SILvER-BroKers buying at l2S and selling ut 49,
SEcURIrMs-Of ali kinds quiet.
CorIoN-The market Is dull with declining tendon
cy caused by uniavorablc advices from abroad Some
tew sales made amounting to 64 bales In ALL as io
lows ut 49, Eat 49, 26 ut ~, IL ut 2l IL ut " and
at 22 Sales aud below 2Uc We're stained and mixed
lots.
keceipts, IA bales.
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wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, April 24-TunpENTNE- HAS declined
Q5abOc and we quote sales of 6S bbs at IS for Virgin 81
for Yellow Dip, and 50 80 for Hard per 2sO lbs,
SPIRITS Observation-Disclosures quiet, and the pr1ce ID
1c low,r Sales OF 1876 bbls at CLASSIC per gallon closing
at lowest figures.
RoaN-Sales Of 1s1 bbls ut 50 for strained Common
81 6Oa5 for No /, and S. 85a6 for Pale.
TAR-Has deci I'd 10 cents, and II bbs sold ut 81 10
per bill
CorgoN-only 10 bales sold to-day, OF q cts for Mid
ding.
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k7 a!kS 2!Z!Izz!!la;ai

USE THIS, LADIES, AND NO OTHER,
With your PASTRY have no bother;
At every grocers you can get it,
Try box and ne'er regretit.
This YEAST POWDER is used by oil frstclass Hotels
and Restaurants through the country and is finding its
way into every household where good Yeast Powder is
appreciated Samples free. Every box warranted to
give satisfacton or money refunded Manufactured by
Taylor L. YOUNG, No. 186 Front street, New York.
For sale by GRUBER & MARTIN,
No. 236 King street.
HENRY BISCHOFF. 4 CO.,
No. 19i East Bay,
". &. CORWIN x CO.,
No. 259 King street.
DOWIE l. NOISE, Druggists,
No. 161 MEEI1NG STREET,
Opposite Charleston Hotel.
Jonnorv o. thstu6mo
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DR.. WRIGHT'S
REJUVENATING ELIXIR,
0r. Essp1ace Of life,

Cures General Debility, WedE.
ness, Yysterics III Females.
Pdlpitation !i' TIC Heart 0nG
0M NeYw0ns Diseases. 1t re-.
stores new life and Yigor to the
o,,o1 n,ucinr rho Inf binoI M
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8, T,...l88O..--X.

Another wonderful ingredient, Of great use among
the Spanish ladies Of south America impaFtng beauty
to the complexion and brancy to the mtnd s yet
known to the commerce Of the world and we withhold
its name for the present,
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3: CoMMERc1Ar TRAVELLERS, OR BUSINESS DRUM
MERs." Prior to the introduction OF railroads,
country merchants made their regular trips to
York, spring and fall, and what was not purchased
at those times was not purchased at all After this
came the system Of drumming, by means OF
travelling Clerks aud this has given way to the new
system Of making sales en- route. The great ware
houses in the city are now rather aepots for goods rs
them is done a1togotherby agents. The commercial
traveller takes his samples with hiIn-or il the
article be crockory or chairs, he takes pictures.
His photographs album, instead OF containing
uncouth gentlemen ana stitny ny.Hessedla SLOWS
Nh attractive array Of tea-pots, coffee cups, easy
chairs, etc., and by means Of these, samples ne
makes sales from one village to another AS iast
as the orders are received they are dispatched 70
headquarters. Ind the agent moves on. A gooo
traveller will sell enough to pay $4,000 expenses,
and make large surplus for his house. IL 1s
only By adopting this system that Boston keeps
other cities from robbng her Of her Western tIaae,
and 5000 commercial travellers represent the ClSy
of Notions" Chicago employs 200O. New 1ork'
nary effort. sends forth GO0O comm ercal travellers
Taking other cities in their relative proportion.
we may reckon that about 10000 men are en-
ployed in system which thirty years ago "as
hardly dreamed of.-Ne'o York Letter.
JouN C. CALHOUN, in 1919, at dinner given to
John Quincy Adams, in Washington, proposed this
sentiment: Universal Suffrage and universal educa-
tion." 1t has been answered IN way which Calhoun
never expected, and whi.h his followers might
have prsvented.-Neu lork Tribune.
We gsve the correct version of this In the Press
some time since. It was not at dinner given 70
John Quincy Adams in 1919" but ut dlnncr at
Browns Hotel on the occasion OF the annual elec-
tion of the Columbian Institute December y, ,iazS
short time previous to the famous congresHs!i,Gna
| caucus of < sixty-six'' which nominated "llhaH
III. Crawford, then Secretary OF the Treasury tol
the Presidency. Mr. Adams had been electeo
nresdent Of the society," and at the dinner gave the
following toast: "Ihe lamp Of liberty lighted by
| the torch of science" .1,e
Mr.. Calhoun was at the dinner and gave the {
toast: Universal suffrage ac universal eaucat,on
And amoug the other toasts offered on the OCCASION
| were these: by MIR. Mahlon Dickinson, OF N: o..
s: Internal improvements by roads and Canals ~,
By DIR. Thomas Sewall: sThe quadrant the
planetarian, the electric road and the steamboat
the triumph OF American genius over the preluolces
of Europe" .,o,. tho,
he was nearya half a century in advance o.
Wendell Phillips, who now proposes constitutions.
amendments, one establishing universal sufraee
in spite OF st to legistation another estaDllshme
common schools BY act OF Congress ina my State
destitute OF them.-Ha7Jord Press.
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rt,n CHARLEsToN MARKET.

3; pop rHr WEEK ENDING THURsDHY, APRIL 25 1867.
CoTToN,-The steady decline which has for some
time characterized the Cotton MARKET and which was no
doubt mainly caused by the markets of the world be-
coming temporarily lutted with cotton goods has had
an additional and more active downward tendency given
to il by the mminence of war the Continent of Eu-
rome. the action Of the combined cass producing an
almost daily Decline and lowering prices to figure be-
low the views Of the most desponding Since Wednes-
ay the 18th ins prices have receded fully three cents
.. hddkng Uplands being quoted on that day at 26@
2Gxc. p h., and closing yesterday at 2sc. h. The
receipts at this point continue to fall Of and were for the
pst week 13 bales OF Ses island and 1854 bales Of Up
land Cotton against 146 bales Of Sea Isand AID 1919
bales Of Upland Cotton the week before and showing the
most limited arrivals of any week since last september.
The following report OF the daily transactions in this
market for the past week:
Friday the 10th instant tho unsettled condition OF
prices and the day being Good Fday there was but lit
tie dsposon to transact business and the sales were
only % bales at nominal rates.
On Saturday the market continued fiat under declining
foreign news and the sales which amounted to lS4 Bales
were at decline OF about two cents q ID. from the
prices Of the previous Wednesday, Low Middlng selling
at 23c., and Middlng ut 2S%c. q tb.
On Monday there was light demand, principally for
the bett grades rather mer prices Sales l4S bales
Middling being quoted at 2S2la24c
On Tuesday prices were irregular and generally easier,
the transactions being mostly in the lower qualities.
Sales 227 bales Low Middlings selling ut 21A@22c.
q ib.
on Wednesday holders we're Offering but light stocks.
but prices weak under news of further decline at
Liverpool Sales only 81 bales; Middling Uplands sell
ing at CSC. Q ID.
Yesterday the market steady Sales 100 balessay
2i at 2O - ut 2o 1s at 2l IS at 2l3z; II at at
ae, and 65 at 2sc. We quote Ordinary 20; Low Mid
ding 21G211z and Mddling &c.
SEA ISLAND COTTON.-The inquiry for this class OF
cotton has been of tho most limited character the arti
Gle being dull and prices irregular and unsettled The
operations of the week amount to about go bales, at
nominal figures
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Habenicht, Mrs j
D - so, :
Hamilton, Rena
Hencken, Mipna
Heald, Philena
Hewson, Sarah G
Haywood, Miss NJ
aislop, Mrs A E
Hook, Miss ID =
Howard, Mrs E W
Hodges, Mrs w II
Hurt, Mrs DR. -
Henry z
Hubbard, !, Mrs B
Holmes, Miss A A
Homes, Miss NJ
L.
|Ldoon, Flora -
James. Jane
Jackson, Phillis
|Jefords, Mrs 8 A
|Jefiords, Mrs E
Jervey, Mrs G q
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|JuHe, Sarah
Johnston, Ann
| Jones, Mary
Jones, Miss
Jones, Margret
lKurre, Julia
,Kinen, Miley
Kelly, Mrs NJ
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Lawrence, Retsey
ILspole, Susan
.Leddy, Mary :
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Lice, Sarah = 2.
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lMuddln, Miss J
Means Mrs J P
lsIitchen, Mrs b {
tNlitchen.y Caroline
mitchell, Silvia
NIishow, Dianah I
IMorello, HRS + A
lMntrees Rosetta
lMurphy, lathe
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miller, MrsfJM
Miller, Miss Gary
j IMillat, Margreet
Myers, MRry;E
Mack, Sarah
4, : Mo
iMcAnauy,M Miss ]
fMcGilliyray, Mar.
IMcHugh, Mary @
fMoD Dutfoy, Nancy
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McManners, Mrs
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MCMILLAN, Mrs N
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-ts7t Esss,.s-sE 49, !.ss1 GCen1
SO. /, cures Ecvcrs, Congestion, InhaInmations.. g
!" 4, go. Worms WorMTever; Worms :ooic:. 8
"s Crying Colics: or Declining In sIn-:s... 4.
!" !. % Disrrnosa ~ Of Children 5. Adnita 5: .
I" g. Dysentery, Gripping, Billions Colin...S ,
9" Q, Chole, q Morhus,s Nausea, iYorntt. -. .
ing Cold. 1toncnit =
M s.. a. -NonTalxia,,!Too othache,. :RsceAche. :. q
Q, Headaches Sick HeadAohe! Vertigo. u
a 10, Dyspepsia, Bilious; ;etordsc .. ..
~ III Supprossed, or Painful Period s..si -.
10 ~ q Whites, TOO profnse periods 80. 81
de- ID. 3 a. Cronp, Congh, Difficult Breethins.
.. III Irfkheunsy 1rtslpJsssErapf pftona.s q
Fsvs4 "a zsas Sass9aad Ssa ssss;
n u, Piles, Blind OF Bleading. 6: 8. 9
/. la Opi halny, and Sore'o Weak KydG q
IS, IS. Catassh; Acute or ohfunics: :ln4nssIs 9
a. Wnsapins snsa Go1S vicisnt oonsh; &
80 92,i,a Ea. Discharges. impaired Hear e
as scrafnia, ; Enirssd asnd sven:
{" 2A.s.aSr GeneraI Debility. Phyllsal Reaknea 9
ga. DTopsy and; ;Hcsntys Scored Q
Sea Sickness.5 stclneist nom -, !.
K.ss:z Rs'ssisi pssi;ss sssss :ss!s.
I. sions Invofastsry5 cdsctnrge q. S 10
Is a. u Soro Mouth {Csnker. - $. :. ). ....aSt
n 30, Urinary lneontfnenc Wetttng =,
pa,niai BED :;;s !; 8
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IS SS, Epilepsy, apssms, ST Yitusss Dance,E
i a. e Dfplheri g, Ulocrstsd Sore Tfoak
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s..T.-186o.--X. 5

"'S "1','1 LIVER COMPLAINT, AND DYSPEPSIA. q 9. e.
II Ia estimated that seventenths Of all adult amenA
proceed from deceased and torpid liver. The hillary
aecreops of the liver overowng into the stomach POL.
son tho entire system and exhibit the abovesg
After long research, are able to present the most
remarkable cure for these horrid nightmare diseases
he world has ever produced Within ONO year over 81
hundred and forty thousand persons have tafen the
PLANTATION BrrTERs and not an instance Of complaint
has come to our knowledge -
It lis most efectual tonic and agreeable stmutant
sated to all conditions Of Life. % go,
The reports that it relics hpon rnnera fof
te active properties, are wholly false For the salts.
faction Of the public and that patients may consult
their physicians wc append Dst Of Its components
CAL.IsArA bARr.-Celebrated tor over two hundreo
years In the treatment Of Fevsr and Ague Dyspepsia
Weakness eto It WAS introduced into Europe oy the
Countess wife of the Viceroy OF Peru, IN loAo ano
afterwards sold by the Jesuits the eaznoi p1ee o.
i o,o, ,veiaht sGuer, under the name OF o
dsys and was finally made public by Louis XVI KING
of France humboldt makes especial reference 20 lts
febrifuge qualities during his South American travels.
OAscSRrlIA BAnK-For disrrh@a, colo and diseaaea
Of the stomach and bowels. .,.:
DANpEI1oN--For Inflammation Of the lons ana drop
ical affections. l5 -. Z, ,7.as -
OHA,soM1E F1owEns--For enfeebled digestion.
IAyTNpgR FLowEns-Aromatic, shmulant and ionic
highly invigorstng In nervous debility. -. -
WrNrRnsREEN-For Ecrofuia rheum atam, ETC., s&t
ANtsE-An aromatic cArminKstve; creating nesns
musole and milk; much used by mothers nursing.
Also clovebuls, orange, carraway. coranasf SnAAe'
not eto.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-26
No. 229 King Street,
DRUGS, CHEMICALS, ETC.
slaliL.IA slnlILlBUs I lGl'UjRiANTUR, ID
2 HUMPHREYS.
1OuCEOpATHIC SPECIFICS

rAyE PROVED FROM !THEMosTAM AMPLE KxPh.:
dent and Reliable. They ara only medicines PA.
iectly adapted to popular use simple mtstsseA
,annot be made in using them: so harmless a. TO- be
Tree from DANGER and efficient to be always fea-
le They have ratsed the highest oommenaaton ifona
III, and win always render sstastacion. =.