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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-07-09

FRr1Ha1s-To Liverpool 800 hbs. kosin at 1s Cd per
$40 lbs 900 bush. Cup Id: TOO bales Cotton at 3l6d
sKd per steamer bush Corn at 3D. 600 bales
Cotton I'd; 1000 boxes Cheese st S0s, and 200 tcs
Lard 25s.
To London-700 bbls Rosin at D.
To Bremen per steamer 100 bbls. Shoe Pegs at o.;
100hhds. Tobacco at 20saa2s.
1000 pigs Lard private terms and 500 bbs Rostn on
private terms.
bark to Bremen. with Tobacco on private terms.
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THALBER0. .
aOTTsCHALK.

consider Chickerina sons' Pianos, beyond com.
psrison the best have ever seen In America,
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THALBKRG's OPINION.
I consider Chickering d Sons Pianos, beyond CON.
par1son, the best have seen In America. .-.tdl
Chairman Of Jury On Musical Instrumen
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OLD RIP VAN WINKLE GIN.
GOLD MEDAL SHERRY,
PORT AND MADEIRA,
HARVEST BOURBON,
WHEAT NUTRIENT,
e nrn u0lfEcTFAn PyE

OLD HOmESIEAU h1E.
TN ADDITION TO oUR BUSINESS OF SELLING
WINES ETC., in original PACKAGES, and In order to
insure to consumers Pure Liquors In compact and con-
venient FORM we commenced the enterprise OF botting
and packing In cases our well Known Wines, Brandtes
Whiskies &c. and have rant them out In style that
would preclude the possibility OF their being tampered
with before reaching ts pufchaser The general appre
ciahon and gratifying gucceSs that has rewarded our
efforts has encouraged NJ to maintain the standard rs re-
CARDS quality also to mako increased efforts TO retain the
confidence and patronage which has been so literally DO
slowed upon us BNINGER & CO.,
[Establiahed l71a1 Importers OF Wines, &c,
No. Is Beaver street, New York
The above popular goods put up In cases contain.
ing one dozen bottles each and sold by all prominent
Druggists Grocers, &C.
Opinions OF tho Press.
The name Of Bininger Co., No. Is Beaver street, is
guarantee Of the exact and literal truth Of whatever they
reprcsent.-N. ?. Com. Adpertiser.
The importing house Of Bininger Co., No. 10 Beaver
street. is conducted upon principles Of integrity fairness
and the highest honor-N. 7. Evening Express.
GOODRICH, WINEMAN & CO..
1853 MEETING STREET,
Opposite Charleston Hot
and
DOWIE & NOISE,
SUCCESSORS TO KING & CASSIDEY,
No. 151 MEETING STREET,
Wholesale Agents, Charleston, s. g.
January 80 wfm6mos
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COMMERCIAL.
Imports.

Imports.
British bark File de PAIL cask
Ndse, to q W Aimar; crates and hid Earthen-
ware 10 Order; packagss Enecta 10 ordsr 10! tons
1oj bhls Bottled Beer, 70 Order; 100 bbls Bottled
Man Liquor, TO B Mure Go; 1884 bundles Hoop
Iron TO W Roach; coo bundles Hoop Iron, TO Order:
y go Guns and cask Hardware, 10 7 Agnew;
no tons Coal 10 Order; 80 tons Arrow Tie Cotton
Bands, to Ordr; case Writing Psper, 70 dourdfn,
: Natthiessen & Co; cases Mdxe. TO A Hopiey g
90: casks Hardware, 10 Adams, Frost Co; l0l6
lion Pots, Vl5 Camp Ovens, 70 Biscuit Ovens, 1855
Coyers, SO Spiders, TO Hart GO; 40 Pots o7o
Camp Ovens and Covers, 100 Spiders. Chimney
Backs, to Order.
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NOTICE TO SAILORS OR IMMIGRANTS.
HOTEL Or BoARDNG-HOUsE KEEPERS
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL, |
March Is, 1867. !
TN ACCORDANCE WITH THE FOLLOWING ACT OF
the Legislature passed the Doth day Of December,
1856 all persons concerned hereby notified to call at
this Office and take out the required license Immediately
W. H. SMITH,
Clerk of Council.
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ALBANY Ga, March II, 1857.
have used GALLIGHAN'S PILLS In forty cases OF
Chiis and Fever with perfect success They are tie
best Fever and Ague Pill put up.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-07-09

HAyANA-Per schr NagHie Z arsy-211, ,28 feet Pitch
Pine Lumber, IS b6s Spirits Turpentins. 20 bbls
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Conngnees per South CaroIina Raiiroad, {,
Julys. -t
Passengers.
PORT CALENDAR.

-f1 PHkGEs OF THE NOON.
New NJ 1st A. 2sm. even Full II. 18th, IN. Son. oven
Firsto O. sh Oh lin. even Last G. 2kth 10h 18m morn
New Noon, S0th, 11h. 48m., even .
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SOLD AT WHOLESALE BY
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-05-11
CONSULTATION FREE.

Patients write their State post Office address
plainly All letters requiring must contain ale
stamp and he addressed to Dr. KNAPP SON. Box $685.
Chicago, H.
AAny the above diseases be treated successfully BY
the patients describing their in letter when they
cannot
DR. KNAPP, who has visited Ottawa regularly for
seven years can CONSULTED ut Geger Ilouse-from
Wednesday noon May 10TH till Thursday nool May 18Th;
from "Wednesday noon July 10Th til Thursday nson July
18th: from Wednesday noon Sept 4h, till Thursday Eoon,
Sept 5th; from "Wednesday Oct 30th, till Thursday
noon, Oct 3t from Wednesday noon Dec. 25t till Thurs
day noon, Dec. 26h.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-05-11
Bu0grt of Finn.
The Fat MAN.

Bridget" said lady in the city Of Gotham,
one morning, as she was reconnoiteriRX in her
kitchen, to her servant, ''what quantity of soap
grease you have got there. We can get plenty
Of soap for it, and we must exchange it for some.
w atch for tho fat man, and when he comes along
tell him want to speak to him."
Eyes, ma'am," says Bridget, between each
wisk of her dishcloth, keeping bright lookout
OF the kithen window, and no moving creature
escaped her watchful gaze. AT last her industry
seemed to be rewarded, for down the street came
large portly gentleman. fourishiny cane, and
looking the picture of good humor. Sure, when
he was in front Of the house, out she flew and
informed him that her mistress wished to speak
to him.
"Spcak to me, my good girl ?" asked the gen.
tleman.
Eyes, sir, wants to speak to 70, and would you
be good enough to walk in, SIR" This request,
30 direct, was not to be refused, so in state of
wonderment, up the steps went Bridget and
knocking at her mistress door, put her head in
and exclaimed:
Fat gentleman's in the parlor, mum" So
saying she instantly withdrew to the lower re-
gions.
'In the parlor," thought the lady; "What can
1T mean Bridget must have blundered,' but
down to the parlor she went, and up rose our fat
friend with his blandest smile and most graceful
bow.
"Your servant informed me, madam, that you
would like 10 speak to meat your service,
madam"
The mortified mistress saw the state of tho
case Immediately, and smile wreathed itself
about her mouth in spite of herself, as she said
"Will you pardon the terrible blunder Of the
girl, my dear sir told her to call the fat man
to take away the soap grease, when she made .
mistake, you see."
The jolly fat gentleman leaned back in his
chair and laughed hearty ha. ha ha as nev-
er comes from your lean gentry
mo apologies needed, madam" said he; at
is decidedly the best joke of the season. Ha !
ha. So she took me for tho soap grease man,
did she 1t will keep me laughing for months
such joke !"
And all up the street, and rouyd tho corner,
was heard the merry ha ha! of the old gen.
tlernan, he brought down his cane every now
and then, and exclaimed, "such joke " .,.
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a Good .UOke.

When / used 70 tend store in Syracuse, the old
man came around one day, and says he:
Boys the one that sells the most 'twixt now
and Christmas, gets vest pattern as present"
Maybe we didn't work for that vest pattern !!
I tell you there were some tall stories told in
praise of goods about that time. But the tallest
talker, and the one that had more cheek than any
of us, certain Jonah Squires, who roomed
with me- He could take dollar out of a mans
pocket, when the man only intended to spend .
sixpence. And women-Lord bless you they
Just handed over their pocket books to him, and
let him lay out what he pleased for them.
One night Jonah woke me up with: r
"By 10 old fellow, if you think that ares got
any cotton in it, I'll bring down the sheep that
it was cut from and make him swear to his own
wool T'w3nt wear out either; | wore pair of
pants of that stuff for five years, and they're as
good now as when first put EN- on Take it at
thirty cents, and I'll say you owe me nothing.
Eli too dear Wei call it twenty-eight cents.
What dye say Shall tear til All right its a
bargain
| could feel Jenah's hand playing about the
bedclothes for an instant then rip tear went
something or another, and | hid my head under
the blankets, perfectly convulsed with laughter,
and sure that Jonah had torn the sheet from top
to bottom. When / woke up the next morning
I found-alas. dnkindest cut OF all-that the
back Of my night shirt vas split from tail to col
lar band
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-05-11

In town in the goodly State Of Massachu-
Sets did one time reside little lass OF six years
old. whose name was Martha. In the same house
with this little lass lived maiden lady Of very
unpleasant ways, whose delight it was to poster
the small Martha with questions, by which
means Martha had come to dislike Miss Pump.
Once Martha made a visit to Boston. When she
returned, Miss Pump set upon her Whereat
this colloquy:
'Where We been, Marthy?'
"To Boston, Miss Pump"
ia! And who did you see there, Marthy?"
''Oh! saw a angel" ia
"My! And what did the angel say, Marthy p
''He said, How do you do, pretty little girl ? 1"
''Sakes! And who else dye see, Marthy 2"
"Oh l see the old 'un." .t. ~. ..HaEE
'Marcy And whatd he say, Marthy ?" - ~.
'He said, 'Hows my good friend, Miss Pump"
The pump suddenly became dry. ..T.f
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-05-11

A SENSIBLE JUDGE.-On a trial for an as
sault which took place at the asszes, some years
since, medical witness, in giving his evidence.
informed the court that, on examining the pros
ecutor, he found him suffering from a "severe
confusion of the iuteguments under the left or
bit, with great extravasation of blood, and echy-
mosis in the surrounding cellular tissue, which
abrasion of the cuticle.''
Judge-"You mean, suppose, that the man
had black eyer" 'F.aIs .a R'aA '''n
Witness---''Yes." r.. ,,+i....,. ..fl-,. NM.
Judge-"Then why not say 80 at once, in as
few words as possible ?" 81 'ir b.. #
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-05-11

" ELMB0LD'S EXTRACT DUCliU and IMPROVED Ross
III WASH cures secret and delicate disorders in all their
stages at little expense o no change in diet, no neon
venience and exposure 1t is pleasant IN taste and odor
immediate In Its action, and free from all injurious proper
ties. febV-2wly
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1HeDiral.
ITO THE AFFLICTED.
DR.. KNAPP g. SON,
and Surgeons formerly of New York ars treating


DR.. KNAPP g. SON,
and Surgeons formerly New York. arc treating
e u RO VIC Disc Asses.
Which embraces the and most approvsl mshad IN The
anu o'her countries Tor the cure OF all Chronic Diseases Thew
treat successfully all nervous and Neuragc affections ali
forms OF Scrofnla Dyspepsia Diseases the
All skin Diseases Pulm quarry Consumption in its early stage,
psraiyss Epilepsy, salt Rheum, Headaches, all Hear.
Diseases, Diseases of Children and
Seminal weakness Il Sexual Diseases.
Which carrying thousands to their graves annually
EY Fl AND EAR.
They successfully method NIL diseases Of tho
EYE and EAR They have had extensive practic. ana
better success il the treatment Of all
DIsEAsEsOF WOMEN,
Than other Physicians in America They have ureA
women who have been confined to their bed Tor year,
They never fail In cure ...-...
fG MATISM!
In all stages no matter of how long standing They cure
ASTHMA so never returns They have Sure for
distressing disease, lIEMMORRNOIDS, OR PILES Thsy
all Diseases of the Wrapt and Lungs
CANCERS-They have had extensive practice and won.
deru in the treatment U cancers which they cure
without eating them out or using the knife Let those who
have Tmors or Swellngs, red spot lose no time iu
having it attended IT, timely treatment may then
from the horrors suffering and death Of an oSen cancer.
CATARRH CURED.-Trey treating cararrh on u new
system which is "a sure cure for tbs disease.
THEIR for years lave averaged from 1--WE to
thousand year, which gives them experience unsur
passed by any, and eqaacd only by few.
JRemember they do not promise TO cure all stages Of
Disease. While all diseases durable if taken in season all
stages not Your may be durable this week next
to-day, not tomorrow; hence the danger Of delay.
No case VIII BIZ received. when there
are any doubts OF cure or Relief.
Our Terms CASH. hence tn. money must be with all
orders ormecincs Icosts five dollars TO fifteen dollars
per month, doctor with which includes medicines.
RS-Tle Poor will be favored.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-05-11

A servant, newly engaged, presented to his
master, one morning, pair Of boots, the leg of
one Of which was much longer than the other.
GLOW is it that these boots are not of the same
length z" II really don't know, sir; but what
bothers mo most is, that the pair down stairs 10
in the same tixw
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-05-11

A quaint old gentleman, Of an active, stirring
disposition, had man at work in his garden
who was quite the reverse. "Mr. Jones'" said
he, did You ever a snail 2" Certainly"
said Jones. Then" said the old boy "yop
must have met him, for you never could overtake
him" ,.toy l-,... aFl,, .u..s ..,,fsx
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When Colonel Billy Wilson'S Zouaves, of pre-
datory notoriety, were encamped on Staten Is
land, in 1859, some benevolent persons in New
York took up collection to supply the lambs
with hymn books and chewing tobacco. ~
The committee with the funds went down to
Staten Island, passed through the camp, inspect
ed the lambs in their tents, and finally came TO
Colonel Billy's headquarters The chairman
made speech, then putting his hand in his
pocket discovered that his money was gone.
II had it. said he, when ! reached the
camp
Says Colonel Billy, 81 guess its all right; some
Of the boys have got it. Adjutant, just inquire
who's lifted the swag from the old duffer in spec
tacles." VI,
Adiutant went out TO investigate, and returned
with the report that company X said they re-
lieved the old gentleman of the money for fear
he might be fatigued if he carried it any fur.
Their.
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legal.

NyAlCE-EsrArE OF DEBORAH A. wRIcx D.csAssD-
Nooce Is hereby given, that the unaersgusd Ad-
hrator 81 the estate Of Deborah A. Wirck late OF the
county OF Ia sale and Stat. Of Illinois, deceased will appear
oeofe s County Court esaG county On the third Monday
oeng tf day Of Nay 1885, the Court House in Ottnws
said county when and where all persons having claims or
against said estate notified to attend and present
The same In writing for adjustment
Dated this 9TH day fApril A. D. 1867
ap6-ow JAMES wIRICK, Administrator.
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FARMERS, ATTENTION.

JOSEPH MAIERHOFER
Has the pleasure of informing the farmers Of La Sale and
surrounding countless that he is manufacturing his large
establishment AT the sdecut lock- the main canal in
Ottawa style and at sheapness hitherto unapproacha-
be in northern Illinois, all kinds Of
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
Such Common So,u1ng One.IKrs. and Prairie PLOWS
Hnrroics, Cak,rators, Horse Rokes, de-,
In Short all kinds of heavy farmers tools His machinery
all new perfect and propelled by abundant failing
water power. Farmeas nvedo call and examine his
work, whe her they wish to purchase not AL my work
IL pdrTd1t>d.
Orders from distance promptly attended to, and nipple
placed board canal boats free charge
JOSEPH NAIERHOFER
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1867-03-08
MARTIN II. LOFTS, who ATTEMPTED to {

MARTIN II. LOFTS. who attempted to es-
cape from the County Jail a short time since,
by burning through the floor of his cell, again
attempted it on Saturday night last. One
day last week his wife brought him pair Of
shoes, between the soles of which several
fine saws, file, &C., we're concealed, which
escaped the notice of the Jailor, with
which he sawed off his hobbies and through
the grating of the window Of his cell. When
about to make the attempt to escape, his fell
low-prisoncr, Alex. w. Greaver, intcrposed,
when fight ensued, in which both parties
were slightly hurt, the noise of which, to-
gether with the cries of Greayer for help
aroused the Jailor, Mr.. Geo. Harlan, who
came to the rescue and safely secured the
would be-feeting Lofts.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1867-03-08

MANKIND are by far more prone to laugh
than cry. A fit Of melancholy sometimes
seizcs upon one, but it generally does not last
long and is an exception to the general rule
There is man in our town, however, who
is giving to crying, at all times and places,
in town or country-in fact it has become a
second nature with him. What is most ex-
traordinary, he knows his falling, and, in
stead of correcting it, is so fond of crying that
he keeps near him Peel to measure the re-
suit of the everlasting cry that possesses him.
He is curiosity in his line, and, if our friends
would like to see him, they can be gratiicd
by calling at the Auction Rooms, corner of
Augusta street and Spring Lane, where our
sad friend Ned will cry them into possession
Of Il neat suit of clothes. good and cheap, with
hat, boots and neck-t tie to match, set of fur
niture, cook-stovc, in fact anything you may
want from Peck measure to a Pitt Thrcsh-
ing Machine-from a Cushing Chair to a
Steam Engine
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.seav York advertisements
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The astonishing success which has attended this
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Young Men, be lfumbugged no more by "Quack
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One bottle is sufficient to effects cure in all or
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March Set.
CURABLE BY

DIR. SCHEN CK'S MEDICINES,
To cure Consumption, the system must be pre-
pared SO that the lungs will heal To accomplish
this, the liver and stomach must first be cleansed
and an appetite created for good wholesome food,
which, by these medicines will be digested prop
erly and good healthy blood made thus build
ing up the constitution. ScHENcK's MANDRAKE
PILLS cleanse the stomach Of all bilious or muce-
Gus accumulations and, by using the Sea Weed
Tonic in connection, the appetite is restored.
ScHEscK's PULMoNIc SYRUP is nutritious as well
as medicinal, and, by usiug the three remedies,
all impurities are expelled from the system, and
good, wholesome blood made, which will repel all
disease If patients will take these medicines ac-
cording to directions, Consumption very frequent
y in its last stage yields readily to their action.
Take the pills frequently, to cleanse the liver and
stomach 1t does notfollow that because the bow
els are not costive they are not required for
times in diarrhna they are necessary. The stom-
ach must be kept healthy, and an appetite created
to allow the Pulmonic Syrup to act on the res
piratory organs properly and allay any irritation
Then all that is required to perform permanent
cure is, to prevent taking cold. Exercise about
the rooms as much possible, eat all the richest
food-fat meat, game, and, in fact, anything the
appetite Graves; but be particular and mastcate
Oct 26--1y. 2nW ca mo
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local items.


PRocErD1Nts Of the Town Council, at its
meeting bh Saturday night last.
The Committee appointed to settle with
the officers of the Town made their report
from which we CLEAN the following Set
Element with Overseer of Poor showed bal
ance in his hands Of S14S,48 which is
deemed sufficient for the remainder of fiscal
year-Commissioner of Streets has received
S1516,20 from March 3, 1866 to Nov. 5,
1866 and had expended to date $1373,7O
leaving balance in his hands of $l42, so,
recommended to be paid over to Chief Of
Police, to be placed to the credit of the town,
Superintendent of Waterworks had done
work for individuals to amount of S124, 81
since Jan. 5th 1866, and is complimented
by the Committee for his eficiency-Treas-
ttrcf's book is up to date, except account Of
Chief of Police, and with this exception, ac-
curately shows the financial condition Of the
town.
Committee on Market Ordinance reported
no alteration necessary, if rigidly enforced,
and requiring such enforcement by the Mar
ket Master under penalty of not less than $40
For more than $40 for each neglect Of duty
The above reports were adopted by the
Council
A. B. Cochran, Attorney for the Town,
reported collection of 1920 from r. FL.
Fisher, late Oyerseer of Poor, which, deduct
ing SIS fee, was paid over, by order of the
Council, to the Chief of Police.
Benz Crawford, E. L. Edmondson and
A. NJ. CARRIER were exonerated from the
payment Of taxes enormously assessed
Water Committee presented the usual re-
port from Superintendent of Waterworks,
sho wing amount of work done for indvidu-
ais for the month of February to be $50, 81.
A Committee was appointed to inquire in
to the propriety of curping and paving the
streets, to be curbed and paved at the expense
of the town and report at next meeting OF
the Council
Mcssrs. W. B. Kayser, J. A. Piper, J.
M. Hardy, A. NJ. Bruce and + n Young
We're appointed commissioners to supcrintend
and VIM Craig the officer to conduct the
election to be held at the Court House, on
Wednesday, April Sd, for Mayor, Sergeant
and eleven Councilmcn