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shength was ~ her step. sud in hor h,ad.-PrisTA.
8. T.-1Ss0-X.
a fow bottlea OF PLANTATION BrrTxns
VIII cure Nervous Headache.
Gold E.Isn,tles AID feysriah Iipa
Rlatulenoy and Indigestion.
:, :, EIoeaslve Fatigue and ahort Bsoath
Mental Despondency.
s.llow Compilation. Weak Bowels. DO.
"n''i Liver NJ 81 ooMPIHIsT sniti n AND DYspEps1A
proceed from diseased and torpid liver, Tho hillary
son the anie iyste and e1Sibis the above
Alter long rcscarch We arc sbo to present the most
tbs world has aver pfodGoed Within ono year oysr sis
hundred aud forty thOusand parsons hsTe hfon III.
PLsrA1IoS BITTlns and NOT an instance Of complaint
- aSst easstas ts1is ana aasitoe.ols ..inaui.a
tsPols h.s ps. UPON 10
is sotivs propstsss are wholly iase. For tho ..ti.
SssSs ~ u4sa eas
We ssseo; 81 re PsIas lSpS istS and
ii t,eSM % tloer. nndsr The nllne Of Jtif PSo
DR. and Wa a1slly made public b Louis tyl. King
fobrifpso qualities dqttna his Bonth Ancransn travels
oLao.stt!a B!asEfor diArrh0a. colo and aile.ess
DAgpr5los-For, Inflammation Of tho ioins and drop.
% ona%os1IIs rrowirrs-Y6r enresb,ed digestion.
LAyEapsn nfIo~Hns-Arorratic, sHIaulant and tonic
highly tnytsor.tng In nefypus debility.
AmHE-An aromatic carminative; creating dssh,
muscle and milk; much used By mothers nursing,
Also: olove-bud'. orange GATEWAY. oorAndsr. snaie
as. T.-.1880.--X. "n-
Another Hnndsrfnl Ingredient OF great use among
the Spanish lade. of south Ameres impartns beauty
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30. 10 Ferguson d HotuHa. J D Kirkpatrick. Now
n q Co, ; Baggett & %; W hall
I %sr ArIiyed,Yesteruay.
=, Steamship faloon. Reed Ralsmorc-len Thursday,
IL Corn aud Md&s.. TO Mordecn Co, CourtenAy d
Trcnholm,J Mertens, willis 4 Chisolm, O'Nein 4
sSn, M.l nsrs ysmo5ds e. oG. aa sulStnhIs ny & CO
ar.yer. aerdts Go. A Quactcnbush. b o'Ncin. "
sTi!Sn. AaseS 4 co. Klaet. wiekeneors GO, 9
sous, Weiah Harvey Railroad ARcn. Truan, Camp.
son Co. Adams, Damon Il Co; q W. Stefnns & Co. T J
s k,f GS soi F.a
"a Cook &C, JkJ d Kiripatriek Klasts Co. stsn.
house 90; Cameron. Barley l. co, L schnon & Co.
Corn. 10 tho MhIter. d 8 Quartorrnas.er, ~ !it
Steamer " W Frniier. Torrent Edsto and Rockville.
Cotton and MdIe. To Jno Theodore Getty, and othors
Cleared Saturday.
Steamship Champion. LockwoodtKew Yort-stroet Bros
s.s.asap s..sso.s.. croven. Nov Yors-Ra,en.l a
steamship W Erern.n, 1u.us IAq.ds,phla-H F b.
Sch; assssSs; aS s nsser' Anss,t Vi. wilmington
sehE Helene, Ideu. ..hiusteaelts Sls Georgetown.
Wont 70 See astarday.
sssnssiPP sssss%sssiiP Sa.Ssss ssSS sss Ee,
wea2 tSi 81 iIsS Tssisrdtiai,y;..ii
sscamship WfXer,haas Tpf.is; hs Phnadoiphia.
NJ EFond tliis Fort. III. NJ
stss,n,a,2a Sta aGnsaa sss I'm
aaas Elias tav. sssss5a7ss & I sa.sea @ AS s sE
tIFSs:I iSyF5 s CisuSaT nttr 21hiS I,5Stsis III:
schr payfd ysnsi ted j itav Yosf, AsS. .ai.a,
schr n Thnma1.i hfnold. PH.iadsapHh, Esy IA tst
:s:E,li4gi. sa.is8 fos 3s4s Fore ~
Tho Hssdlns. fsgis !! IL
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Snia iaATsstaioramS.. Tsst1aIi

Ths ssaI Mhitnsy. long nom boston for thid port.
was at Newport = May "a. S,S
IRos BhIP-Tho sarannah News Herald Of Friday.
Nay 2ih says Ono Of the finest iron thps that eyor
is, Ye.sl named tho AitahsSsd. Commanded by Can't
Stevenson, and In tventytYo days nom 0u.daloupo to
nty eoos. rom Gs3nn thrten Of o gSai ALA an m.
passage Her hull maa,s and apars arc all tron and her
london with cotton. - .-''''.''''H - = f'.''>
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LIST OF VESSELS
4 UP, CLEARED AND SAILED Fon THIS PORT.

Z Z
:gonEIaND'I 1.Ga'l
Ship O winthrop Stewart, up............. May A
Ship Amels, Conner, sailed. .Mar,h Is
Tho TryphentA Harding. sailed MAY
Or bark Bfllo dc rAir, Evans My
Il .nt :sL HRwPoHr. ENa. ."'!..'.' 80 !
Thn Coming nookAway. sailed ........ April 1e
DoAEsTIo. Il. -
ls. BosToA .-sZta...-
Brig Abner Taylor, Lowell, clearod, ,,....,L sfny
Iho whitney Long Hayes cleared. April 80
Su Iotkcn, ,up............. NAY
Eshr AAine Law, Johnson, May %
ley t ~ NEW IoRI.
Sthr Myrovar, Huahes cleared -: My Is
Schr EvIne, Hamruond, up, NAV IA
schr David Faust, Lord, claared =. Nay a
trf5= PHnIpKLpmL- - ~
echr Datar, Adams cleared !. 80. =. Nay q
sehr Thomas, Arnold cleared ....,,,,May1 "a
-l ,Jg, ~ pAIrIyoRK. 4. .!... tcL /.
echr Shiloh. Hubbard. clezrod..... Hay IT
ScnI famer, rainier, May Al
bchr Tennssseo Creed. Lay 10
- 1
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In tho world. ~ .-';,,-. -.
tho harmonious roundnoea of thcr tone Thnre In .
perfect honosennty throughout al tho regfsterfoiTn6
upper nptes Remarkable for cearnoGS and
vhlo9 do not nnd 10 any othsr instum6n 1hlls sho
base 2 distinguished for power without harshnsss md
for magnificent Aonority. ..I d. I'M ,.J N F,I
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DRUGS, GHEMItALS, ETC.
sInllLIi SInlILiBBS CURANTuR.
HUMPHREYS
IObI(EOpATHIC RPECfFIt;g

uAyE PROVED. FROM THE MOST AMPLE EIpE-
IL nlENoE, an entire success: :smple-Promp-Rm.
,ient and Roliable. They are tho only medicines per
iectiy adapted to popular simple that mistar
cannot bo made In using them; so harmloss 70 bt
trce from danger and efficient to be always reA
Die. They have !aigod tho highest comm dAtton from
III, and Will always render eauafactiou.
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wRHlL

this country or In Europe -.'''- - -
hHye aeyer h,a.a teps pHfsSe; - ,ialds sysry
capable Of change TO tneet oTsr7 seinhens fhis %
ate ppEe and s derived from the psrfeei purity Of
~ tos tsgothor VIII its elastic aad ue
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Tho oxpo ia Gro exclusive for uavro. ~..r.
SUGAR AND Enthusiastically ten hhds OF Sugar have
been received from the coast since yesterday Mo-
lasses hhds good fnr Lou1ann uBst sold ut l8c por
h. Tho supply Of tho domestic Production is very Light
but tho demand is limited only OF retail chsracter
We quote Louisiana sugar nomnaly at 12o per lb for
low in for CHOICE l3Hal4o for yellow cl.ri
nod, nd Xal6c for bite Monsscs 40aSoc per gallon
for fermcnng, and To for primo. Tho stock Of Cubo
Sugar aud Molnssca hand B largo. Tho former
worry limited demnndt tho latter Is totally neglected.
rhero were sales Of ~ boxes Nos II and Is Sugar at
1Ac 100 boIoo No III at lfo pur lb In tho absonce
the sales OF Molasses we arc compelled to omit quota
tons. 't -t ..-a
cons-Thcre was a vory good demand o-day, but a,
still decline Of 60 per hushel Tho salos embrace
slcks Of which 40 mixed at 81 16 1000 who mIod
yellow mixed nt 81 1oal 2 1000 whito and yellow mixed
at 81 1oal 20 800 ycow mIel at 81 15 600 yellow at
l7 1000 sacks at 81 Tx Tor mixed an 81 20.1 10
wh.o, 800 white mixed und 500 mixed OF 81 17H, 800
whto mixed and whto at 81 17h.1 20. 1900 whito at
u 40 2o0o white mixed ct 81 20. 600 and sls white
Fl 40 800 wo nt 81 49, and 875 choco white al 81 50
bushel tho market ruling ateaiily md firmly.
FnEIonTs-Thu market fs quiet but Arm. Tho rstca
aro No per b for cotton BY steam for Now Yorf c
Boston; steam New York and Boston, 95c per sack tor
coTn ooa56o por bbl for 1our aud 81 for pork for
Liverpool 17S4a9l0d for cooni Hayre &c. Steam for
LIVERPOOL I'D,
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enhIn"heat Is oscred but gparingly yet the market
dull: wc notice salcs OF 100 buahels inferior red at
81 s3; lto bushes medium ss as. Corn-lOOoo bushss
received; market BETTER OF white there sales
SOTO buahes a i2al Is; 5000 bushels yellow At 81 lsa
2o ordnay los brought u TO- and 1000 bushels wess
ern mixed 81 o. bushals offered; 27oo buah-
es sold at Soas9e latter Light Rye-No receipts sales
MolAsshs-we notice tho salo Of cargo of Cuba Mus
hhds so tcsat &C. and quote cayed ieaioc
No stock Of other descriptions worthy Of notice In nrsl
ProysloSs-Are quiet but held hr at last quot.Hona
Receipts per rail- light and yery litlo Western stock Offer
buk Meats arc held at DALI OTIS for Shoulders and
sidea Packd Bacon ts selling at 9a1o cts for shoudera
as TO quality for Weatcrn and City smoked; RIB Gdes
steady at 12ai2H ca; cloar NIB cts; Cincinnati
sugar cured rHaml 1sksT cts uncovered sugar cured
16kal6 ots largo .to not wanted Lard quiet 1t lasIs
etn for Gty. aud isHs1sK cts for Western Meas Poff
S23 62s13 as per bbl, .g1!4 5!s sl-is 80 "a -
RIGEIs scarco and held arm at 1lalix cts for Caro-
lna, snd 9hs9L cts for Rhngoon. - .iS- l'-I
T. 9ALr.r-Dcnnhnd for lots nom dealers modernte md
prices steady ct s. l0as 20 for nne and 50 1oa7 20 per
sack for ground alum; Turss IsiAnd seady at G0aeSc
por bushei for lots nom storo : - II, !
sUaAn1s quiet and hbhde eaaier prioe. Stock oi
raw for refining Sy light; no salos Grocery styles
IN good s9Ppy We report sales OF 10 bids ouSs eent
good refining 1oXnI0Xo. . l. !! =. = : q = -
WmsxEI:Swo hear Of no inquiry or transactions, but
quote held in bond at SSo pat gallon. =: - (,
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! COMMERCIAL.
ExpOrln.

NEW Y0RK-Per ste4mship sarngosaa-S1 bales Sea
IslAnd and S35 bales Upland Cotton, 90 tnrces Rice,
917 bbls Roatn II packages Sundnes, a. bales PICK.
ings, bales Rope. 19l packages Vegetables, Horse
and Buggy. .Por steamehip Champion-26 bales
Sea Island and 992 bales Upland Cotton, 81 bales
Yarn, 39 bales Cloh 2o7 hbls Roein 70 boIes vcgc-
tables 9S5 bbis Vegetables, 1g3 crntes Vegetables l1p
cases Sundrcs, 81 Herces: RICE II boxes and bbls
BeeswaI, a hhds aud cr4te Bones. rolls Lrathef
las empty barrels, Is tsthqms Ghan. Bell, Horse,.
PHllADEtpH1A-Per steamhhip JoW, Eyerman--112
baes Cotton. 20 bales Rags. so cnsks Rice. % eaaks
Clay. $50 empty Barrels, 60 boxes mdLe. 1s0 b. les
Yarn, 800 bars iron. Carriages. lilo bbs Yegptd1
blcs, ID, 600 feet Lumbar. 30 packages Mdze -.
/, Tho olars.s.os Jotfon ,1arEsiy q
OFFICE q or THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEws,l
cHAHLzsroa Saturday Evening. May u. 1857.
Buyers opsrated Vol ff eItent pricaa being steady
as vs day before Baics uaI.s, ~
2oi al st2ai 2si 2sx, p st 2ti. II at
~ We quote Middllng at 2l926o II .aJ4aI 'r.'AlT
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Q A r D.

Its with fcelings OF pddo American manufacturers
that we paolish tho following testimonials, which have
been received by recently:
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GohsiH d MossS per soulh Carolina railroad,
12a Is b,ics Yarns b6,s Spirits Turpop-
tine cGrs Old Iron, cars Wood, / car Bheep, car
Cattle. and sundries. 70 RTB Agent, @ Williams q
Go. Street BROS co.tM ,oJsnilth Son. j. cosgrove.
Smith, M.ddcb. CdfnSron Birkley 4 Co. hiottot
Huchet & Go. A Calder, JeiIocls Co, aibbea Co
susorg, Budd Blake, Rocdor, & D Kirkpatrick.
KuGk. . ''4 q : - A +.
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EUROPEAN TEsT1muNIALs,


been received by us rocenuy: ..a
EUROPEAN TESTIMONIALS,
Reoeiusd during Gts month Of August, 1865.
49,, Loxpoa. July 2t. 1857.
pleasure In enoIoains document ssned 6y tho nTs
composers musicians and profess IN Europe htid
s That my duty o s.Is one oi sse@ M With mo
70 Europe to .seertAn tho opinion OF my
unanimous they have 6een on the .ubjoe. bog 70
forward at the ame time, letter received from my
Ih'7' tho honor to be- sensl'msa sahEs Ssr !. VIZ q'
Lonpos. January II. 1850
MI DEAR Bun: have gre.. pleasure in aiding youto
to M. tho don 0 q!
not merely tho bss; in.lrumens s q American manuiso
iortes that bss ever como under my observation; and
the Mnasrs Chickering may veil be proud Of having
Which,. for touch. quality. power and sorim.nahip.
would be vsy dfSult 70 surpaas In any part Of the
Dear slr vory sinoerely yours,
oHAs .. 9oLIARD.
LosDos Ausuli "a. 1865.
MI DIAN BIN: Al you going back to tho United
%es.rs. ohiehertnG. Toll thsm va. dolishted With
Wishing Jou, aet, rcraaih eysrn 4y. .-'r
Firm of I. Bro.dwood Sons. Piinafoi;s asnutsc.
,turors London
I1 Lnspou, July 40. 1856.
Hatsrs. CAieksrin5 d Sons: I.t - n - -.
aEsEs: Ih,ye Just bean iavted By Messrs oolard te
hAre no hoaiAiion In endorsing the opinion OF old
friend. NJ p oolt.rd vi: That IL In the finest In.
Bsis'e mo. ssoaiisnah. most il,th,ulIy your, ~
r4.nerta. +os u. s.o1 dt..anoai.aea Ar.. n kurep,
II .1:li 70 Aet,rs. cNieterins d soni: 49, m
hSsson aad Nsa "s lave
sa q
! zhsbSIis SIiss aS6DAaD. eT5IS SSa5ApI
= bsRgR sEsEDI0 t4s' sI
RENE fAvAH1RR- Director OF Monday don.
fBYpNRY SMITH. oerts. London.
Among Tho ohies points Of eIoeenos Of the ohicter-
ing Pianos of which speak tho rsnosned artsa In hotr
oonEE.sula!ary ;ess%Sns. to the Ae,.r. GhiStsrna
tone combined with . rAro brtsnoy. olearness and
s SaIsaUn ,sGna the pao and
sympathetic qrAlty OF which ohAngta undsr tho
most delicate or powerful touch. 80 t,....
During tho PAST forty three yearB this arm has
ectured . ~. l+i- -..."f@.
10000 PIANOS.
In tho construction Of which ey have introduced sYery
hnoEn and vainhbe improvement Thsy hSye invsIn-
bly, been snleotod and uHed By all OF tho worlds o.'
Enosced great srttats who haTe y.ited this country
professionally b6th for private and pabno tie. =
47.T::i' .iIi!l1 1ri,' rGl tibE IT" ,''H.''h
rs THALBEna.
oonsidsr Chieiering Sons. Pianos, beyond com.
part.on the best hars ever seen In Amafioa. ID.
r. aoTTsCHALR. ,5
eonsds. ohioforins sons' Pianos superior 10 any
They unrtvallod for th cir slngng qualities and for
tho Harmonious roundnoes Of thGr tono Thnrs In .
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All. GLADSTONE, AND THE LEADERSHIP OF TINE

An. GLADSTONE. AND THE LEADERSHIP OF THE
a, hlnKRhL PARTY. .ss.sn sE @
Mr.. Gladstone las repentcd and has consented
still to lead Her Majesty,s Opposition. Ho makes
known his intentions in tho following letter which
has been addreshed TO tho daily papersi :, #.,t,,
"Sm: The communications which hnye reached
me sinco the 18th of April with reterenco to the
diyision on that day, from individuals, from the
or other acting representatives OF meetings in tho
large towns and elsewhere throughout the coun-
try, hnve been, md continue to 6e, 30 humorous
as to place L. beyond my power TO. acknowledge
them separately md In the manner could wish. l
therefore Deg tho favor OF being allowed to do il
by this public reply, which trust TINT those who
"As respects myself, have renson to bo deeply
grateful for tho terms in which these eommunica-
tions have been couched; and to fee that II cam
not mort tho confidence they oxprcss, still they
impose upon mo eyon an enhanced obligation TO
labor, together with others foT tiis prompt settle
ment Of tho question Of Reform upon principles
liberal integblo, durable and equal In their appli
cation to the various classes OF persons whom they
may afect'
sT havo the honor to bc, cir,
Your faithful servant
lIhro 4 1o.1otor rIonoo 3,,r,oo IT,,, :
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PORT CALENDAR,
!: MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF oHARLEsTos.
Arrived snturday.
CORRECTED WEEKLY.

Steamer Planter Ferguson, Cheraw l+o bales Cotton
30. 10 Ferguson q Holuea. Kirkpatrick, Now
n Co, , II Bsggett & %, " r Hall f
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Mobile Market.

limited n.fiel tending dcwnSsrS Ti'a foreign q:
bslss on q ba.is Of ass@o o FOR Middlins. ~ ~
MONETARY AND RrascIal--Tho marriott has been
Ss4ass snS 4 seh'r
Tho principal Transactions In ao,d-which hAro bonn
Soiaef. @ Ssss asPs - Psss se = aa,S
6crlin8i iS very unlett6d. and rates almost nominal
%sTo ..seS up I iss but Cotton S ssFa dunsa "a
Now b.slsls SSa sssss % sss
bo!tor than x di,sodSt ssf coniPc sllls! -
change at par to y premium.
Now Orleans Market.
NEW ORLEANS, May 2l.-CorTor.-Thc market
opened this morning with o limited inquiry. sud a
nodnrao prospect Of business Later in sue day IL
Inactive market ct New York. with Niddns Uplands o.
21,sc while e. tho hon Toysment at Mys,pSo was reported
Tho oGost of this intelligence wa. rsther proudlesi tc
ton OF further depreciation later In The wocf Tho In
supcrabe obstacles presented 10 tho negotiation OF EI
ORDERS Under thoso clrsumstanecs tho % days tsn.so
bales eight brokers participating In ;ho basiness prco
indicated an oasicr feeling as 70 Tho lower descriptions
Mhs tho nres realized for the higher grades dIscloset
with tho n6ovO remarks wo repeat a. follows: ordl
ace and Mns asasS To ssIss p T Tho pssi S1S 20
days comprise 67oo bales taken partly for tho North ant
partly for foreign oIpor Tho receipts proper Fri
day evening cIeluding tho arrivals from MobDc Florld
and eIhs which arc included In thcir respective state
ments embrace 2a02 baIcs against 2o58 during tho
responding porod aHt pee phowipg an Of %
balee Ihs exports for tho period comprise 10 81
1903 OF which wero oosstwiso and s762 TO foroig
Ny = e lpTlr1irsr OF COTTON. ]. G:.s G:ssi
asocf oil hand September l. l8G0 bales 102o8
issceiie1 totahY.ht... A43 ist
hocei7ea PSerioasy IN 22e-I2.66
q 'z:,i5::s4 KS s99, rs
Exported previously iao isS- CO
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THALBEno...
aOTT8CILALR.

oonGidsr Chlckering 4 gons Pianos, beyond com.
partron. the best hnve ever cen In America h j.
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8. T.-1860--X.

"a alnilo Hns on har up-heAlth vaa In her look
strength was In her step, sud In her handE-PIiHTA
ZION DrTrunh" /"
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PHILADELPHIA, 10Th Month, l7th Day. 1851:
RKsPIoTKp PRIKNp:-My daughter has beea much
bencntted BY tho of thy Plantation BIttaru Thou
wilt nend mo two bottles more ~
~ Thy friend, Ion. :,; ABA OURRIN.
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= lPozNaNsRI.

During tho past eight years hare constantly plsyed
upon ne Justly ooebtsted Rard PiAnosj yours Tho
Europa to oqpM them In al their points OF eIooen6o
II may bs Satisfactory o. our r.a,ons' snd fr1ends
among tho public large TO stato that hAyo
ooen roooivod otn all tho IeSdhg artiats who hayo
visited or o DOW residing IN tho United Btsa fs9 OF
s1ose hames bssidea thoss above xs sppends u. Aa'
akPaRn tk8 n ghYEa siH1s ggsrAy naSnSrI ASTTgn
H kANDRReOn. .., | n BTRAHD3OH.i b'"Ht
AIH03RAAN. -'-''> ..t JULLiRN I'D
asgMAusraATrp ALpuifs AND PRIOR LlsTs
bHNT dX &AIL, !. Ni-Nh- - =
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Z Ii3t ,,y YsK ,atllIJJIil1 4 49,, y z ~, :,
y ,:t!r .ffrf 10 1ti.G Ctl no. b Rtp:tJ k.LLi
az EKiOrF n ~ ,1lS' 81, 10 o:.:o. ~ ,1a!i iph =
is:iIlni. 9ao trA Eac!. ps % s@9.I ,5to
tEEs nift IH:!, ystaIoi ~ ti'oyii"
Il, 81. aJJiiL IAN al :. iss. t2s, fsEEE..,.
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Loapoa, Augult "a, 1865.

Jauses n Fehi, Erq.:
Mx DIAN eIni AZ you going back to tho United
Rtates, must beg you to remember kindly to tho
Mesars. OhicherinG. Toll than I was delighted with
their Grand Pitno-fore-dI good an fnirprent Aiak
ds epsr turak5 ot,t, both IN touch dndtsrt =
i Wishing you, &et, rcraaih eyerh Iy.
49, II ?. BROnDWOOD, .
Firm Of I. Broadwood q Sons Pkno.fofto Manufsc.
turors, Lcndon-
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LONDON, July 20, 1856.

Hetfrt. CAieksrin5 a Sons: :. : 49, n
GKRrs: Ihave Just bean iAyited by Messrs colard to
try Grand PtAno-forte manufactured by you, aud
hAye heaianon In endorsing the opinion my old
friend, NJ O. p Coti.rd, vi; That Il In tho finest In.
utrurnent over plAyed on. ,f.h. ,....j' /.
Believe me- gentlemen, most faithfully yours, "
. b. i-., ,..ist ts,..,.iiistat 80 ]. L. HATTON.
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Among Tho chieS points excelenoo Of the Chickar
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-27
10000 PIANOS.

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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-27

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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-27
Lonpos. January II, 1886

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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-02-22
Cheshire Railroad.

WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.-con-.
w ing Monday, Dee, 3, 1866
Splendid Sleeping Cars to and from Boston. Tho,
Burlington. sc.
MOVING EAST.
EXPRESS TRAIN will leave Bellows Falls atag
keene, at 4-b5 A. NJ, Arriving at Fitehburg. al
at Boston, $40 A. M ACCOMMODATED Tp.w
leave Bellows Falls, at 740A NJ, Keene At sH,
Arriving at fitchburg u 10 P. NJ, at Boston, 2s
MAIL TRAIN viii leave Bellows Falls at 9pT ri
at 3.2l NJ; Arriving at fitehburg, SOC P. NJ, al
30 Pm.
MOVING WEST
MAIL TR AIN will leave Boston, at70Axs
burg, 945 a. NJ. keene, at II 30 A, NJ Air1pgs1
lows Falls, 1921 p. NJ. ACCOMMODATION TEAH
leave Boston, at IL 90 A. NJ, FitehbuTg l25PELI
at 4 90 p. n. Arriving at Bellows Falls, 5l5Rr
PRESS TRAIN will leave Boston, at $50 p ~ Esal
at 25 P. NJ, Keene, 8 o5 p N. Arriving at Bslau
e.55 Pm.
None but the Accommodation Train Twin stop
Line, So Keene or Cold River.
The Express Trains viii make regular stops Al w
don and keene. and will stop at other station. N
above TO take leave pass myers to or from otsf
and except at West Fitehburg and westminsa
they will only stop TO leave passengers going dova
take them In going up.
Trains ConHect as foRotrs:
Up Trains at Bellows Falls with Rutland and Bs
| Railroad for Rutland Burlington Montreal, 0.hz
Albany, Troy, Saratoga Springs, Schenectady antA
| NO OF cars DttNetn boktou anu hNtlsDa
| train, or to Burlington by express mail Pas<s
the ii 90 A. NJ. train from Boston, lodge at Rudn
| proceed next morning 10 Burlington, Troy Is
| Schenectady, SC. The sight express, with sleiFs
through 10 Burlington. schenectady, MontreA,
Also. with Sullivan and Vt Central Rarosi Z
sor, White River Junction. Burlington, 0f8a
| Montreal, st Johnsbury, &c, via. Vermont osHa
| snmpsic, and Vermont * Canada Roads, &c,
| Express trains make direct connection via, Verns
trial Railroad for all points North, the last traiH
ming direct through 10 Windsor, W. r. junction
Point and Montreal, &c, by night train over VI
| Railroad. Accommodation train runs 70 10
Mail train connects at ". r. junction with ESPrs
arriving at st. Adams at $50 P. NJ, Rouse p0s
NJ. making direct connections for Montreal, 0Slens
Dotrs Trains Conaset al Fg1AsTy
with Trains of Fitchburg & woreestrt Rnilrosd 70
cester, Norwich, Proyidenee and New Xvsx Sig
And at Groton Junction with trains Of v oIe'stsl
| ua Railroad for Nashua and Concord and VIA
Stony Brook Railroad for Lowell, Lawrence 10
Il. STEWART, Suqen
superintendent Office, Keene, n H., Nov