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1IoH DTTTXnS."
8. T.-1880--X.
few bottles Of PLANTATION BrrrKns
Gold EIt1onIues and Feveri.h Lps
Sour Htomach and Fetid Breath.
FAtuienoy and Indigestion.
Nervous Affections
R1oesaive Fatigue and Short Breath.
Mental Deapondency.
Prostitution; Great Weakness.
s.llow Compilation, weah Bowels, 30
LIVER COMPLAINT AND DYSPEPSIA.
proceed from . deceased and torpid liver The hillary
soercons q tho vor Overlooking into the stomach poi
After long research arc sbie to present tho mOSi
remarkable for those horrid nightmare diseases
hundred and forty thousand persons have tASsa Ii.
PLANTATIONS BrrTRns and not an nataneo of complaint
III. mou. eneetuAl tonic and agreeable stmul.n
suited 10 all conditions Of Life.
Tho reports that Il relies upon mineral substances
faction OF the public. and that patients may consul
their physicanB append List Of its oomponents.
oAIlsiII DAIr.-Geiebrated for over two hundred
Seafs In tho trcstment Of Fever and Asne. DysPeps.
Countess wfe Of the vioeroy of Perm. in 1870. and
M s,, ,sG ;Sa Sy the sSSt 1si for M s T
S ~ and whi h1hs nnfy made Ruso Sy Louis ay Eng
sebrifase qualities during his south American trsvsls
oasoAnrLLA Binx-For diarrhna, oolio and diseassi
DIxDxLIos-For Inflammation Of the loins and drop
ioA affections.
CHAhoA1LE FLoWRns-For onfeeblod dlReluon.
LAyErDEn FLovKRa-AromAtc stimulant and tonic
highly tnvtgoratng In nervous debility.
WHrKnanKKH-for aorofulA rheumatism, eto.
AhthH-An aromatic carminhtive; creating fesh.
muscle and milk; muoh used by mothers nursing.
Also. oovebuds. orange GATEWAY, oorsnder, snAie.
cot, etc.
8. T..-1880...-X.
Another wonderful ingredient OF grcat uss among
tho epAnish Adloa Of South America impartng beauty
20 the complexion and brillianoJ 10 the MIND yet un.
known to the commerce Of tho world and withhold
ih pAne for the present.
IMPORTANT oERTIFIoATRa
RooHEsTHR. n. z, December %, 1851.
Measra p H. Dnh1n COL @ have @ ben g. a,a -, (,
Hsss o fs5 About srss months .ao Z
nssry We tS ss Iy
several oases and far know always With signaj
benort lam, respectfully yours,
Rev. J. q. 0ATH0nN.
PHILADELPHIA, 10Th Month 18th DAY. 1857
RrsrkoTxD PniEHD:.Ay daughter h.. been much
Wit aond me S two bot.iss mo more. 'A n'''''' fn0u
Thy hisnd. Asa oUBRIR.
BnRnMAa Hous1. CHICAGO III,
February IL, 1868.
MKas1s. p. II. DnAH. q oo:-Pleass sond US another
twelve casen Of your Plantation Blttars. Aa morning
.ppetser they appear to hayo superseded everything
Yours. 80, GAGE WAITE.
AI.angoment. are now completed % supply any do.
poshbie.
The public rnsy rest assured that in no case will the
departed o@ Ese1r soua ' ota1i ~ as 5ssaais e9 es
gnaturs on feel plate e1ravtHo, o. eaansf b sa
Any pesion pretendino 10 sI PLANTATION Brrrrns n
Of rtaRed 6ottiei Sea tAat our hIpate Stamp q OHMu.
Bold By ali DruggIs, arooers and peaiers
tho country.
p u DpARR a. IN Nau York
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snr,ps.,pop an nup N, .>Ym.n,o,, ,n
- - 49, Ani' VIZ .
TRRS Ii without precedent In tho history Of tho world
Ihoro IL NO secret In the matter. Thoy arc t once the
most apoeaS sfen8thenin8 heaith'restofer oVcr ds-
covered requires but = aingle trial to understand
tnis' Their purity can always be relied upon. They
arc oompoeea OF the oeienfated caaASn BATE Csscara
haff, pandehon, ohAmomii' Flowers. Lavender
fioR@n "intergreen. Anisc. oloVerbuds, oran8e'pee
Hnake-roo'' cara"S. oorAnder' Burdock,
.T13R0-Y Eo
.,n..,.u. ,.o-,,.a,,.. =, e,,
u..n..s.s, "a n...,U. :, ,,aS s.sr," 80 80 v.'
..ry life who require free Digestion relIah for food
and olosr mental faculties.
Dsltcate females and weah persons oertain nna
In these Bitters what they have long looked for.
Thoy purify strengthen aud invigorate.
They create q healthy appetite.
They arc an antdote 10 change of vntor and dict
Tbey oyernans sfscts Of and I.ta hourx
They strengthen tho syrtem and enliyea The mind.
-. 10y pulng u.o Desan .nu @.I,,. aei..y =. A'
1hey euIo oyspcPAlA nno ooiahpAaoh'
They euro piArrhes, oholers and Cholera Morbuh
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache.
They arc tho bent Bitters In tho world They mako
The weak man strong and arc exhausted natures great
so''ofe''
Tn. soy,ov,no s,,,,Ino and .n,nh.o ,,.srosnt, osn
h. ,,.n =, onr ogcn
Lc'ter OF heV. y. enAsH chaplain OF me lo1thtseH
York Regiment - 49,, ,, ,o.o
-. e~Ss" aeSon o ,.n.s.,. ~. ..-.., .ooo.
o.sI ~, ~ ~. .'. ~ .o.e
Cd and vary nck NY stomach would not retain modi-
oiuc An article called Plantation Rtters prepared by
Dr. DnixE OF Now York, vas prescribed TO giye me
EtrsnRth snd an appetite To my great surprise they
gave mo immediate relef Two tottlea almost allowed
mo 70 ioln my regiment IhAvo sinoo ssen
h, MA An m.nv o.as. and am froo 20 ssy. for hos
pitai private purpose. know of nothing Like them
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fboTIa1ofa-Bulf Meats nre BcArco and hold drIn =,
fun previous quotations Bacon In In good demand both
nom tho tsdo and for filing Of Southern orders We
notice es today OF 60 cats Shoulders tho rado harc
l0xsl0H cenA IS hhda cear nib sides In Lot at
lSN cn 90 c.et. bsgged Hams In los * l9ka1sX cto
6des l2x cts and clear RIB l9x ausarcured Hams
1919 cents uess Pork In inquired for and bald Arm
st 80 T6aS23 pcr bbi. Lard continues Inactive and
quite nominal ~ 70 prices quote at cants a.
RIoE.-Stock continues arna and hold nrm At 1a,lat.
cts for CarolnA, aud eHa9x eta for Ransoon
unAN-WhGat-Row fs coming In sparngly, and with
active composition nom millefs, who haye commepced
grinding liberal prices are paid. With larger rccspts,
white brought 81 co. and 1000 buahe, new red sold at
% 76as for primo and choice Maryland Corn wns in
Light supply to-day, $500 buahels white and I7OO
yellow comprised the offerings; mariot moro stesdy:
eaes OF 1000 buaheE good TO primo whito a 81 isl Ia
2i0O bushe1 miIod do at 81 01aI o. buphes prms
yeov 1t 81 Oh I700 bushels inferior yellow aud Western
mixed as S1 o.. OaS-2S0O bushels receyod and SIuO
buahes reported sold at S5as5 cents Rys-1OO bushss
offered and sold at 81 20 per bushel.
AoLlsskpNo rales reported stock light of both Cubs
and Porto Riooi prices maintained Enslish Isand in
good supply.
sUoAn-Msrnet ivory arm and At further improved
20 do do at c; $40 hhds good CubE Cor roAnIng At 1ao
4 mos
tAH-Dy the ate arrivals the ID ul, il we'll mpplod
with Liverpool. Tho demand, f1wcv,r is but mode
te. yet prces for lots from desiri- .e maintained a.
follows: for Liverpool nne Sss9 TO- and ground alum
" ~ per sack Turks Island quIot but st quoted At
6eAe0c per bulh for lots nom store 1''' "
WhunKI-Nothing reported In FREQ and for lota An
pond He sun quote nominal at Soa95o per gal
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Per steamer Pilot Boy. fom Savannah. via Hilton
bead and Beaufort--MrsC platers and son, Z Rus.
sell. wfe and children, Con 3cncs. N Freenlsn,
q Bethsi, J W Montgomery, w Richards, Col n Sea-
brook Mss Fannie LAngnrd. MiHs E Il Batinc, Miss II
Bell, S Furse and Indy, and 10 deck.
Per steamer W " Frazior, from Edlao and Rockville
DR. waring, Col Burger. w Rceres " Seabroot,
Mrs Paul II Seabrook. w seabrook, and deck.
Per steamer 81 Helena, from EdstO and lsockvilo- -
Con scott. Mrn Waterman md child, Mrs Dorr aud
child DR. Townsend and lady. Mlss johnson. Bailey
nnd lady, W SeBhrook, J NJ Mitchell j MikOll, "
Darcy, ChAso, and II deck.
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WORLDS FAIk, nvrDo,1.
Q A r d /.

Ills with feelings OF prdo American msnuf.etursrs
that publish the following toHinonias which h.vn
boon received by recently:
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON. July y9.-TunPRNTnE-No change in
prices. About Gas bbIs received to-day and changed
ands SS 10 for so and 81 IS for hard por $50 lbs
ASPIs TUnfxaTISE-saes Of only ~ bbls at toKc per
gallon for county packages.
aales,of $40 bbis at 81 80 for common, 81 Goa
for strained 81 76A4 67k No. a4s4 rs for No.
], Sld e6s5 80 for Pale, ~ IN quality.
bh-
HAY-2So bales Northern received Of which do sold
TO arro n 81 co. and Ito DO from wharf at 81 per 100
lbn balance uneold
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COMMERCIAL.

The Charleston Cotton Market.
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS
CHARLEsToH. "wednesday Evening, July 10. 1867
The operations Of purchasers much restricted in
consequences OF tho small supply OF Cotton In tho hands
OF selsrs Tho transactions were 100 bales yIi 81
22x; rs at Is; 20 at 25; Il at 25k; at 25X.
We quote:
Low MiddlIns Ins...,..,,....,,...,,...2S a.
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all. and viii always rendOr Satisfaction.
20. J, cures Fevers, Congestion, Innamm,tions.. Is
3 :" crying Colo. or Teethins q In: =
pisIrhGa Of children or Adults. = =
6Soiintsrk a,,p,ns In." ni1,ou' SSls SSs y
Coughs. colds. Bi;ois1li::: Brono1lti:
8, FournlRin, Toothanho, Paoe.nhs.. 2s
@ =. . Headaches. sish Headachol vertigo. ~
10, Dyspepsia. Bilious stomAch......
II, Suppressed, or Painful PerodB.....
.. p" Gronp, Cough. DimcaJt BrostSina.. >
," L. Hhsaastiss, RIs1m.ao spsGSha psina.. + ss
{" 10 =" Fever and Agus, 0hri Yevsr.
sis "a: $::i!: fl:
10 whooping Cough. violent ocushi 6
u, Asthma, Opproased Brssthiug. 49,. 50
q, st Ear Discharges, Impaired Hear
"sa serofaia. Ini.rssd disna.. swan:
oeneIai Deiiiii,. rSy:i::i W..in;:: % 90
as. Dropsy aud scaniy secrotions.. 80. 90
10 Bsn sickness. sickneas from Rid-
n. Kidney Disease. Gi...... Gravel. ....... 90
7S, Nervous Debility. Seminal Kmis-
sions. Involuntary biscnafgss...... 100
20. /" Boro Mouth. Oahker. .............. 50
50. !" Urinary Ineontinsneo, WsiitaIns "
"n. Painful P:riods..' .'':;:ii';iiii even Win ''
"n " sa4sS ss: :. change Of @ g
q. i" Dfpthsria, Gloerited soro TrosI -. 90
FAMILY CASEB.
Is yialF morocco case and book $40 o.
% largo vAiB, In morocco and book. ............ COT
20 largo vAls, plain case, and book. ......... 500
10 boxes (Hoo. 70 1tl, and book. 800
VETERINARY BPECIFICS.
aahosany esss. 10 VIAL. 5000
RN Theso remedeS, By tho case Eingle Dor, ars
nt TO any part Of the country, BY Mall RIpresn es
ohhrgc, on fecelpt Of the prioo, Address '|E !
.t HUMPHREYS HPEOIFIO -.r,.
:! HOMEOPATHIC MkpIOlHE COMPANY
Ofhoo and Depot No. $50 Broadway Now York.
DT. HUNPHnEYB In consulted daily at bis ofHos, DEP
sonally OF by latter ~ above for ali forms Of dsosso
DOWIE & NOISE. Wholesale Agents.
No. ISL Meeting street.
Opposite Charleston HOTEL
w. a. BKR1NE. =. f.'.' aEf !
A.. W. ECIkEL q CO.. Retail Agents,
No 2Sl KIHa-BTREET, Ith door above Market-st
April 10 'HaF OhAflsaton. q. q |
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They unrvaed for th singing qualities and for
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upper notes remarkable clearness and purity
which do not nnd In any other instrument while Tho
base distinguished for power without harshness and
for magnificent Bonorty. :.
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Consignccs per south Carolina Rntirond
.Iulv III.

DO bales Cotton, Gil bags Wheat, 131 bags Flour
bbs Naval Stores, bales Yarns car Lumber, car
Wood, &C. 10 Courtonay Trenholm. II Il Agent, q "
Williams Go, Senhouse Co. U d Draho 4 Co. q L
Pritchett, Willis Chisoln II Rodscrs Co. Duwte Il
Noise. q aunn. Adams. Frost 60, Moiatt Boyle.
Iitschgi. J d Kirkpatrick. g = Hacker, and " y
Henory.
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NOTICE TO SAILORS OR IMMIGRANTs.
HOTEL or DOARDING-HoUsE KEEPERS
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL,
March l3. 1907. /
T N ACCORDANCE WITH THE FOLLOWING ACT OF
l. tho Legislature, passed tho Goth day OF December,
1885, all persons concerned hereby notified call at
this oce and take ou. tho required hcensa
W. II. SMITH,
Clerk Of Council.
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sIh1ILIA sIMILlBUs CURaNTUR.
HUMPHREYB'
IIOMEOPATHIC RPECIEICI

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TIIALRERa.
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Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA. July o.-FTSkEcIAL-aoLp.-Br buy
at l3o and sell al 130.
enyrn.-No demand. Brokers buy l2s and sell at 1s2.
CoEToN-The market continues Quiet, tho demand
being sufficient to all that Offering. wo quote,
tho rAnse Of the market ordinary lsa3o; good ordi
nary 10a2l; low rniddling II hh22 end niddlns 22HA
2sc. saca to-day amounted to 81 balcs foows; at
10; At 9ox; at ali ls at 21xi e5 at a. and bales
Mt 93kc. Receipts ba1es. .'
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EUHoPEAN TESTIMONIALS,

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lucmen, yours very truly,
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Ladies' Fair at GrsanYilla.

The advertisement announcing this
Fair (the proceeds Of which are to assist
in defraying the debt Of the Baptist
Church at that place. states that It vii!
commence on the 7th Of October, and
continue for three days. 1t will be a
model affair, and conducted on the fairest
principles there will be no rafling-
GOOD; proper change in every instance
will be given BETTER and the manager,
Mr.. G. E. Elford, editor of the Mountain
eer, knowing what is due to the fiatcrni
ty, sends US complimentary tickets
BEST. Success to the Fair. Call up at
this Office and look at the handsome
colored display bill, enumerating the at
fractions.
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A Home for the Industrious Immigrant.

We are indebted to Gen. Wagner,
commissioner, for supplement No. l, to
the pamphlet issued by the Bureau of I'M
migration in April last. Gen. W., in
his Introductory, says:
1t is with pain and regret that I find
that the agents Of the Western States,
not content with advancing the claims
of their respective communities to the
favorable consi1elat alton Of the European
public, have deemed proper to adopt a
regular system Of abuse and detraction Of
the South. Although irresponsible and
unreliable persons, as they generally are,
aiming only to their individual profit
and emoluments, their reiterated asSer-
tions in the public prints may, never
thclesS, exercise an unfair influence, and
not only harm the communities that they
exert themselves to traducc, but the
best interests ofthe e,nis:atine European.
will not, however, pay them back in
their own coin, but simply, plainly and
a;:d fairly iu&i, !e for the reflection OF
Immigrants themselves, such matters OF
information as may assist them in com
ing to q rational and correct conclusion.
Here f,!'ows the plan or system Of
Information, for the immigrant, under the
various headings Of the Bureau, Registers,
Law and order, Resources, Adopted citi-
zens in South Carolina, Labor Contracts,
Churches and Schools, &C., to which we
will refer at another time. The pa1nph-
let contains besides the names of sixty
six proprielors who off:r lands for sale
at fair prices, making in all so far, one
hundred and thirteen registers from all
parts Of the State. sThc pamphlet as
whole is very interesting and we would
be pleased i! possible to give it to our
readers.
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COMMERCIAL.

CoLUMBr., Sept M.-Cotton market quiet.
prices ranging from Is to 211.
new YORK., September 23-Noon-Costou
dull, at "a. Flour dropping. Corn lc better
7P M.-Cotton dropping, at "a. Flour 10 o
2Dc. lower on low grades. Wheat Is scarce and
ranges at So, a. IS. Corr in fair demand.
Gold 423.
MOBILE, September ga fair demand has
existed for cotton to-day, with more willing sell-
ers market closed easy, at q for middling; sales
4G0 bales.
CHARLESTON, September 23-Cotton quiet;
sales As baleS-middiings 81 21t.
AUGUSTA, September 23.-Cotton quiet; sales
gloomy.
SAVANNAH, September % Cotton dun aud
declining -middljngs 2lt q; sales for two daya
l57 bales; receipts to-day 703 bales.
LIVERPOOL, September 22-Evening Sales Of
cotton q o. bales; market closed quiet, but QUO.
tations unchanged.
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OBITUARY.

Departed this transitory life on the
7th inst, of Congestion, THos. WANRIGHr
BLEAsE, in the 22d year of his age.
The subject Of this brief memoir was pos
sessed of many excellent qualities. 1t can
be said of h,m that he was strictly tempe
rate and industrious and whie he was de-
voted to those he loved or respected, never
spoke unkirdly of any one, nor returned
evil for evil.
His love for parents and kindred was pure
and unalloved-and for his mother was his
first and last affection breathed. He knew
none other upon whom to.centre his whole
love. Hence, to say that he "loved his
mother" with a steady, continued, entire
devotion-is nobler tribute than the con-
queror's monument procaims.
The fruits of earth have turned to ashes
upon parental lips, but he has gone where
frail mortality becomes living, beautiied
inteligence-to the fruition of those joys
that spring from the fountain Of eternal life.
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SoME'FACrs FOR TIE NEGROES TO Coz

SoME'FAcrS FOR THE NEGROES TO CoN-
sIDER-IIorarc Greelcy's paper says:
There are 100000 ofpeople in the
South, whereof at least 100000 are
whites. There is ample room there for
SO, 900, 600 more, and crowds are flock
ing in-all of them whites. Europe IS
sending.uS full thousand per day, and
the South proffers them cheap land, a
genial cline, and employment for every
sort of industrial capacity. Now that a
good harvest has delivered the South
from famine, and her reconstruction is in
rapid progress, there is no region on earth
that should attract 50 many Immigrants.
Twenty years hence we will have 25, 5,000,-
900 to 10000, 600 Of people, whereof the
blacks will probably number 100000
or G,00O, 900. Unless al the laws which
have hitherto governed the increase of
population arc subverted, the whites OF
the South must increase faster than. the
blacks by at least four to one. Not that
the blacks will fail to increase also, but
they are nowiSe recruited by immigra-
ton, and cannot be. Africa sends forth
no voluntary emigrants; the slave trade
is on its last legs; and no negroes are
coming to this country from any quarter.
How, then, is it possible that the 1000,
900 of blacks in this country should
overbesr the s,000,000 of whites in the
South, with the millions on the point OF
1ocking tbither?
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-09-25

+ Rev. JACOB HAwKINs.-This gentle
man, who was for some time engaged in
different places in Georgia, has accepted
an unanimous call to the pastoral care Of
the Madison charge, in the Virginia
3 Lutheran Synod. After leaving Savan-
nah, where he preached for a time, Mr..
H. went to EEingham county, TO take
charge of tho ancient church at Ebenezer,
the Oldest Lutheran church in Georgia.
when the federal army approached that
locality, he moved over to South Caro-
jina, and remained for some time in that
State, in Various occupations, at one
time being engaged in the 2fice OF the
Daily South Carolinian, at Columbia;
From there he moved to New berry, ana
thence to another charge under the Ju-
risdiction of the same Synod. We have
known Bro. H. for several years. ano
our best wishes follow him wherever he
goes Savannah Advertiser.
Allusion of course is here made to Rev.
j. Hawkins, who is now and has been
ever since he left the Federals in the rear,
located at Newberry in the acceptable
charge of Beth Eden church. If be was
ever engaged in the South Caroinian
Office, We know nothing Of it. That he
has accepted the call of the Madison
charge is true, upon the duties of which
he will enter at the close of the year.
We endorse the sentiment Of our SaTan-
nah friend and brother in wishing him
abundant success
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-09-25

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