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Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-13
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Der llnter3ei4nee beIor9t Ooa bem 8oarb Of Control
onb IeOteo bic rnie:rgans bon Steuer IniGseu ben
Gigeut6um, bos 81 bct6 atgeItGtt it.
Geruer erti5t berieI6e &auibrisfe 0eebsJ Sbpotbe=
fen 0tortsaSea Seaeu &putratte @gent6ums= ltesers
irasunsen Sius c 5aes an uub prift 8es itel &C. &C.
@clectirt prompt aGen riidfanbigsn gpto 9ouhtie8,
enltcReu, Briienseber unb Gle antern VI pritde bon
SoIbateu unb i5leu Grbeu 81 mGBisen Yreiien.
Bm. Cation, 02e6t5; Intpalt,
gfo. Gam 93uitsirss, ct. 8aul Gtr.,
28idH-s stp. Japette II. 9erinstontr.
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GRAIN Offerings Of Wheat to-day nominal embracing
but hundred bushels G sd 1s ana ao
white at So 55aS co. 100 do good $S 100 bushels ord
nary red 49, quote prime So S0aS 35 Corn
1000 bushels white and II 900 bushes yellow comprised
high as yesterday but closed weak the sales amounting
to 5000 bushels ranged from 81 Is down 10 81 ~ as to
quality; bulk at 81 2aa1 IS for good and prtme yellow
was active and frer 5000 bushels sold In lots at
81 o. $50 bushels damp 81 49, no sales Of mixed re-
ported. Oats better; 1850 bushels received, and
mostly sold at 74a76c Nothing doing III Rye; none Of
fered quote nominal in the absence Of sales 81 Goal 6b
bushel.
MILL FEED Continues scarce, on account Of the late
limited grinding, and prices steadily improving under
good demand We quote to-day broWnstufs SIa4Oc;
light mddngs 4aa46c; good do 48a5oc and extra heavy
60a65c per bushel.
Mo1AssEs-No sales to-day; quotations nominally IN
changed.
PRoY1noNs.-We still notice a quiet market for in
voices oflarge little disposition on the part OF
however, light and none pressing for sale; quote
bulk meats held ut 9a9Lc for shoulders Hall Ac for
sides For bacon there continues good fair retail de-
mand principally In Southern orders; quote shoulders
1OAa10c; rib sides 12a12c clear rib 12AalSc; sales
for the day 50a75 cask also sae Of so casks shipping
hams 15c quote plain 15a16c; sugar-cured 17a17Hc.
Lard is steady at for Western tcs and 16c Tor
Baltimore refined Mess pork nominal at S4 per Dbl.
RICE-Market hrmer Tor Carolina with sales OF 4s
uerces at cents; Rangoon scarce STOCK here s
strictly prime and held at 9H cents
ShT-The demand is better the past day or two.
dealers active and prices for jobbng lots steadily
maintained viz: for Liverpool fine 50 20; do Ground
Alum 50 20 per sack and Turks Island 60a62 cents per
bushel Tha opening Of the fisheries In our
SUaAR-Was quiet to-day. We have but to notice 95
hhds Porto Rico In lots at 11a11A cents and 10 hhds
Demerara pan at 1872 cents; quote fair to good
refining 10Ha101 cents.
ported and we still quote, though nomn'l free s2aS oO'
and - bond S0aS2 cents per gallon.
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Passengers.

Per steamer Dictator. from Jacksonville, P1latka,
Fernandina and Sayannah-G German, A Mauous,
johnson, D Cook, Mrs Dudley, Miss Letrour, A
Buisgnn and lady, J Evans, II Sample, Bullock, e
Pace Phinney, J Brown, J P Smith, Col It
Henry and lady, Mrs Wels1nan, Miss Weisman, MISS
Otis, Vim Estil, Jr, Miss Hcrbcrsham P1nkerson W
Wineberg, H Haddon, Drew, T jerks, Or FL
lott, Bogardus and lady, Mrs Bull, Miss DeIaonr,
Crosby, lady and child, D Dennyre NJ Goldsmlth,
J Nol, j Riggs, Fl DeGrauf, " III Fuller ana lady,
Miss Fuller, E 1immons, Bonjman and lazy, J.
Benjiman A Buchanan, L Thorne and lady, Stiles
and lady, l. Lee, " Smith, Boggs, Il MICS Byrns,
and deck.
Per steamer Pilot Boy, from Georgetown, &c
Locke Read, A Wingate and wife, and Il deck
Per steamer Emile. from Georgetown, C-Mrs
Prinsle, -Pringe, Jacobs DR. ID Magll, Mrs
Uptegrover W Traper, Bolger, Hurry. DR. Weston,
Fraser, S L Fraser, DR. Sparkman, Alston, Mrs
Ward and son, Mrs Crofer, Mrs Chisolm, - McLaws,
Mr and Mrs Jones, and Sc deck.
Per steamer " Frazier, from Edisto and hockYlleG
Baynard, Townsend Mikell, Jabez Il Wescoat y
Chadwick " Seabrook Whaley, Miss beckett,
Mrs NJ jenkins, Miss Wescoat, Miss Cogswel,
Miss Housley, 1t NJ Stoeber " Rceys, Austin,
c Perissac Maj L Johnson, " Rivers and ~ Oh
deck
Per steamship souder for New York.C B Tumb-
ler, Coffin, - Graham, Miss Graham, Dewhurss,
c Sebring, Witte H Q Adams, 7 Adams, Niles +
F Adams NJ aud Mrs Howe and son. Miss Hasood, Hell
nv A1ycr Geo Icgu, Whipple, Mcintyre Mclh'
tyrc London jefferson, and II stecrage.
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Georgia Items.

{: On tho 18th the anniversary OF the Macon Fire
Department was celebrated in that city, and after q
contest between the engines, which resulted In
showing the superiority Of the Ocmulgee, the fire.
men, through Col. Hardeman, presented watch
to Mayor Obear. their former Chief.
: An old and highly esteemed citizen OF Athens
well known as Uncle Tommy Moore, tied III that
town ON Saturday last. He is said t. havn been
the oldest member Of the, Masonic fete;nlty IN
Georgia, being aged 80 years. He was splendid
specimen of tho sold school, of gentlemen, and
sleeps well afte1 long and useful Life. His death
will be regretted by his large circle OF relatives
and friends.
A DESPERATE NEaRc.-A few days since W. pub
lished the account Of an intended murder and rob
berry upon the person Of q peddler named Joseph
WOhloner. by negro named Frank Jackson, alas
william Hill The affair occurred about fifteen
miles from tho city. on the Gulf Road. After
beating and nobbing him, the negro threw the
peddler into ditch, leaving him to die, and made
good his escape. He was arrested by Capt. Arnold,
Of Bryan County, on the 14th inst, and lodged IN
q warehouse, there being no jail in that county.
From this place he subsequently made .hls escape,
carrying with him q jug Of whiskey. He was pur-
sued about thrse miles by four negroes, who upon
catching up with him, demanded his surrender:
He refused to give himself up, declaring that
the would have to take him dead. The pursuing
party then fired at him, the shots taking effect in
his arm, breast and groin. he was brought to
this city yesterday evening, and was committed to
Jail by Mr.. Isaac Russell, county officer. His
Wounds, though severe, are not danSerous-Sa-
uds1o2l Neaos and Herald.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT GE KLE S TON.
Arrived Yesterday.

Bark Effort, Hussey, Liverpool, sixty days salt and
Mdze. TO Ravenel L Co, " Bee l. Go, c Hubert,
Screvcn l. Nesb!t. -,
Steamer Dictator Coxctter, palatka via Jacksonville,
Fernandna and Savannah. 72 bales Cotton, pkgH,
bbl Syrup. 10 Aiken Co, Roper Stoney, .
D Kirkpatrick, Fraser Dill, Cohen Hanckel co.
Enslow 4 Co. W Lawton, Pinckney Bros.
Steamer Pilot Boy, McNelty, Georgetown, S c. Mdze.
To Ferguson Holmes, 7 Wingate and Order.
Steamer Emile, Davis. Georgetown, c. 10 tcs Rlce
195 sacks Rough Rice, 81 hhds Molasses, &c. To W w
Shackeord, Riscy 4 Creighton, Thurston l. Holmes,
Katie l. Co. McGorty Deignan, Street Bros Co. II
Adams, and 9TH rs.
Steamer " Frazier Torrent. Edisto and Rockville.
Cotton and AldZe. To Jno 4 Theo Getty. Roper Sto
ney Alger Co, Il Ingraham, Fraser Dill
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DR.. WRIGHTS
REJUVENATING ELIXIR,
or, Essence Of Life,

1S&SMNEyTNhnz1r Cures General DEBILITY, WeQb-
&S&fsSM2Pu ness, Hysterics in Ftn,dlec
SS9%XM/ Palpitatio,a of tho Heart and
W. all Nereolls Diseases. 1t ra-
&fs= stores new life and vigor to the
&x6easS aged, causing the hot blood OF
AZ the PhcnT rises youth to course tho veins, res
rom Ms asaes O Ms toring the Or0dns Of Generd-
e. gnHma.sm 1G tss tioa, remorin0 lnpotencg and
,a;s EfSfr Tsjuncn Debility, restoring Aanliness
ate the system and ana Jatt 0l0or, thus proving
overcome disease. perfect "Elirir Of LOue," re-
moving Sterilitv and BnrrcnnesS In both sexes. 10
the young, mddle.aged ana aged t1ere is no eleHes
boon than this Elixir Of Life" It gives now
lease of life, causing the weak and debilitated TO
have renewed strength and vigor, and the entire
system to thrill with Joy and pleasure.
Price, ono bottle 81; three bottles % sent Dy
express to any address
Our medicines are sold and recommended by az
respectable druggists in every part OF ths cVlzeo
globe; some unprIncpled dealers, however, try TO
deceive their customers by selling cheap and worth
less compounds In order to mako money. 30 mol
dcceived-ask for these medicines ,nd take no
Others. If the druggist does not keep them, writo
to us, and We will send them BY express carefully
packed, free from observation. We Will DO pleaseu
to receive letters with full statements In regard 10
any disease with which Indies OF gentlemen are
afflicted Address all letters for medicines, panph-
lets, or advice, to the sole proprietor, q
DR. ". R. MERWIN, 81 Walker st.. N. 7.
u.r nk mwf "
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Ra1tlmore Market.

BALTIMORE, April 1S-CoFTEE-Lateo on Friday HOO
bags R ax Wavelet was sold at Lax cts gold, in bond
transpired The Winered's cargo is all now left in first
hands, Market very firm =:
CorroN-We notice rather better feeling In the mar
ke though transactions quite Hght sales reported
to-day about 100 bales ranging from 25H to 27 cts for
good ordinar7 and middling upland
FRu1r-At auction on Friday last, by: Messrs 8
Soper Co cargo of bri volant from Messins, sold
follows $500 boxes oranges at 81 95a5 49, 900 boxes
lemons 81 504 S5 20 bags sheed almonds, S8a96A cts
Ii cs so bags soft shelled almonds 81 cts so do Naples
walnuts, 17N cts.
FLouR-There j. no material change In the market.
make Holders are very rm and buyers in consequence
take sparingly for immediate wants only We report
sales as follows: 100 bbs common Northwestern
Super $40 75 100 bbs choice Howard street do $12 50
100 bbls good Northwestern Extra s13 80; 200 bbs ord
nary do Sl9 5O and other smaller lots within our range
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D1oRENs' Y1srr TO AMERICA Dickens is certain
,Iy coming to this country. he is in treaty with
Two parties one in New York and the other in
Philadeiphia, to come :hither toward the close of
sthe summer and remain six or seven months here,
giving reading ngs-dramatio readings they might be
ccaiiedIrom bis own writings. The idea Of his
New York lessee is that he should commence to-
ward Enc end Of the fashionable seas on at Sarato-
ga, Long Branch and Cape May, and subsequently
90 through the principal cities Of the Union.
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Macon Cotton Statement.
WtIm1ngton nfarket.

Wf1m1nEton Market. -:
WILMINGTON, April 1G.-RosN-The market was
quiet and only SO bbls pale sold at 81 6Oa8 05
Splits TuRpENrnsE-The market was steady and firm
upon an advance of 1c IA casks sold at 69c 1S do at
7OHc; aid 80 do ut Tic. ::
CRUDE TuRpEN1Ru-There was an advance Of 2Oc on
hard 15O bbls selling at IS for new virgin, 81 for yellow
Dip and 50 70 for hard and o bbls 8t 50 55 for hard
TAR--13O bbls changed hands at 81 85.
HY-lOO bales Philadelphia sold rom wharf at 81 90
p cwt. ,s-..s ..S~, = a.::,s: .
1MBER-Eght RATS sold; 81 Is for Inferior and S6a
: 80 for ordinary q II.
No transactions In Cotton but there is little better
feeling the result Of favorable foreign news
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The 1al1g Yeas+
THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL IS, 1867.
THE DfsCORDANT CHOIR.
BY AvENELEh


Sexton, pray can you tell mo
Why the choir can't agree?
Once, rich and fcrvid song
Rolled the fervid arch along;
Now sad and feeble tone
Wanders with discordant moau."
OLD SEXTON.
"Iady, this has been the way
Choral hrmonies decay;
Many sabbath have seen
Angry qr.arrels grow between
Those We all expect to see
Bound BY chords of harmony.
Though she melody divine
Warm alike your heart and mine,
They arc jealous all the while
OF each others tone and style.
Though you hear them sweetly sing,
In their hearts is no good thing;
Though with holy uptuned eye
Full their hearts Of ennity.
See the pr ~" soprano faunt
If she does not choose the chant,
So angry that she will not speak
To contralto for week.
Then tho tenor won't give place
Without quarrelinS with the bass.
While tho chorus taking sides
Into parts the choir divides.
Thus they all put on such airs,
q can't think they say their prayers,)
And in wrath they all declare
They II sing no other Sabbath there.
.In the night the organ oft
Hears the angels whisper soft,
.Alas those voices soft and clear
Can never Join our chorus here.
lLyncaburg Virginian.
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THE hIKEN PRESS.

TITS PROPOSED TO PUBLISH IN TIE TOWN OF
i Aiken, 8. G.. Weekly paper under the above title,
to be devoted to General Intclsencc-Poliiica1 Com
ment Of Agriculture. Including the Fiel the Orchard
the Vineyard, and the Garden. A News Summary, to
contain digest OF tile important events of the week.
will occupy ton OF the paper, and particular atten-
ton will be givcn to tile unsettled question Of Labor, u
best adapted to our new condition, and the development
OF the of tho country i'll Manufactures Agr.
culture. Fruitrasing, aud Vincgrowing.
Terms-S3 year, in advance.
H. w. RAVENEL, Editor.
W n K,pyr,Nn puhlsber january 81
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sIN1ILla sluILlBUs CURANT,1K,

Iii =
- " jJents
y. ,,,o, rr.,,.,. co,,o,,,on rnAanm.tIons. 2t
:" q ~ JVorma worn-Feycr Worm. .Ooic.. Is
g.. CrvIne CoIic. or Teetiing of In.
fsntse ................ a.
/" -" pInrrhmn of children or Adults. :. 2d
1, Dysentery, Gripping, Bilious Colio.. -
D. Cnoiein hAoro"s' NAu'e"' 'oN' .,
ing: 1c,:. - :; 1;.o-r.i.;.
" GouRns. Colas .So,Sa nto.S1us: s.co."t: q.
neasmSn, oi.,e ayosnsOao, Tasdasba 1Vertigo.. a.
/" ~ !" r,Usnsns;" THa RIiious stomach. =. o..
{" H. /" Whites. too profnse periods. .:...... 20 20
Is, Group. Cough Difficult Bresshing:. ~ ~
II. 9. Salt Rheun, Eryeipe.as Ernpuons' 10 20
Is, " Rhennat1Im, RheomslG pains... ~
1G, Fever ana AEue' ohia He'eS' q,
Agues ......;; 80 ''''.''...'' w w
~ Files, bind or 6teeasns. 49, :. I.. SO
ia 18, Oplha1iny, ana sore or weak Gyes' w
ls 80 Catn--h, Acute or onfonlo' inAo' ro
Z" 20, Whooping Cough. Violent Coughs 81
n 81. Asthma, Oppressed Breathing. ..... 60
u 22 EEr Discharges, Impaired Heaf-
=saFE5 ing.... "
M 49, Ecrofula, Enlarged Glands, Swell Z
u ings......................:. o,
U "a General Debility, Physical Weakness bO
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Cleared Yesterday.
nship B Souder, Lockwood, New York-Willis &

Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship E souder. Lockwood, New York-willis &
Chfsolm.
Br bark Norton, Enslow, Liverpool-Ravenel & Co.
Bark R Walker, Latham Boston-Rislcy s Creighton.
schr Waring, Smith, Newport, r I-Wm Roach.
Schr Minewa, Dissoway, New York; Baker Co.
Went to Sea Yesterday.
Steamship E B souder, Lockwood. New York.
Steamship Sea Gull, Dutton, Baltimore
schr Joseph Allen, Kelso. Baltimore.
Schr Minewar Dissoway, New York. 5.S
From this Port.
Steamship Everman Tuttle Philadelphia, april IT.
sis'E-O-
LIST OF VESSELS
Up, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
FOREIGN.
- - LIVERPOOL.
Sr SRp Apf T6s sesn Sesnsr a sailed
Brig Depesche, Lubke, sailed Fob 10
:, SOUTHAMPTON
The Allen, Martell, sailed.
DOMESTIC.
BOSTON.
Scar NJ Wheaton, Ireland, April
Scar Jos Long, Perry, cleared March 80
Brig VIM Mason, Small, cleared. April
NEW YoRE.
Eship Galena Dunton, cleared. April
';car Davis Bishop, up-....... .........Apri! .
Schr W Gushing, Cook, up. April q
BALTrMoRE
Steamship Falcon Reed, up April 70
Steamship Patapsco, Nef, up. April y
schr Rumsey, Cranmcr cleared. April 10
schr Daniel Chase, Mitchell, cleared -
Schr Farland, Avery up April u
schr Ella Fish, Wiley cleared. April 10
RICHMOND.
schr Frances Hatch Gregory sailed. April
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ConsiSnees per South Carol ina Railroad,
April II.
157 bales Cotton II bales Yarns bbls Spirits Turpen
tine 25 bbls Rosin 81 boxes Tobacco, 70 bags Rough
Rico cars Cattle cars old Iron, &c. To Robinson
g. Co, Rodgers Co, Kanapaux, Lanneau Go, N
Goldsmith Il Son, Jeifords Co, " Clark GO,
Dowing, Cameron, Barkley Co. Railroad Agent, Court
ncy g. Trenholm, Mukai, Bollman Bros, Hicks, al d
Harrison.
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SHERMAN HOUSE. CHICAGO, ILL.,.

SIBERIAN HOUSE, CHICAGO, ILL.,,
February II, 1868.
Mrssna p r. DR.KE h Co:-pleass send ii another
twelve cases of your Plantation Btsrs AS morning
appetizer they appear have superseded everything
else, and are greatly esteemed.
Yours, &C., dAGG q "AlAG:
Arrange.r ents are now completed to supply any do
mand this ARTICLE which has not heretofore 3een
possible. -,
Tie public may rest assured that III no case Will the
perfectly pure standard CT tho PLANTATION B1TTERs De
departed FROM Euery tottIs bea"s the facsimile OF our
signature Steel plat. egraug or It cannot De gen
Htre.
Any person pretending to sell PLANTATION BrrTEhs IL
bulk o. By the 9a!lon S1uider dd tmPosteF Beadfe
of reEes bottles. See Mct irivcc Stamp IL UFsp.
TILATED oUeT ere7y cork
Sold by all Drugsias G:occrs sad Dealers throughout
the country.
P. u. DRAKE & CO., New York.
AGri) 20 m%ftef
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ASA OURRIN.

PHILADELPHIA, 10Th Month 18th Dsy, 1862.
RzspEcTED ERrEND:-Ny daughter haa been macb
benefited by the of thy Plantation bIttefs. lnou
Wilt send pe two bDttieH mora.
Thy friend, ANA UuHhlN'
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low as sequence Of youthful lndiscFet!Vhs
The Cherokee Cure will resto1e health and vlsor,
stop the emissions, and effect . permanent cnre
after oil other medicines have failed. Ihirty-two
naoe pamphlet sent in sealed envelope free to any
Price 81 per bottle, or three bottles for S.. Sold
by ali druggists; or will be sent by express to any
portion Of tho world, on receipt OF price, by tns
sole proprietor,
Dr., ": r. MERW1N, 81 Walker st.. NJ z.
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Exports.
11yERpooL-Per bark Norton-2es bales Sea Island
Cotton 1907 bales Upland Cotton.
VIEW YORK-Per steamship Souder-l0 bags Sea
island Cotton, l4O bales Upland Cotton. 3s bbls
Rosin y bales Yarn. Sc bales Domescs, 81 Turtle,
Minewa-17O, ,O06 feet Lumber:
p.1TiMORE-Per schr Joseph Mlen-29. 900 # flooring
boards. Per steamship Sea Gui-lss bales Upland
Cot1on o bales Yarn 301 bbls Rosn, 60 bbls Spirits
TT,,-nantine 20 crates and cask Dry Bones, bales
sheepskins, Is bags Peas, Sc packages, As Empty
Bbls. g ,,,-;,o ,ee o.c ~ r,o.
NEWPORT, R I-Per schr . a"arans-N''9'0 II FLOOR
Boards.
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1MpopTA,JT t,ERTIFIOATEs,


RocREsTER, N. December 2s, le6l
Megsrs P. Il. DRAKE II COL have been great SUI.
ferer from Dyspepsia for three cur years. ard had 70
abandon my profession Abont three months ago
tried the Plantation Btters and to my great JOY am
now neatly well man. have recommended them IN
several cases and as far 81 know, always With sgns
benefit. lam. rer pecLfully yours. <>,
Rer. J. 8. OATHORN.
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= RAPHAEL Rp i 'sEMMEs' DucE.-The Memphis Bulle-
tin (semmes paper) Of the 1ith commenting on
against General Ord, says eve do not think that
the present Supreme Court will grant the injunc;
lion: or that i it did, it would have any material
effect upon the Radical Congress-, backed as it ls'
Ma had better register themselves and vote, and
Day but little attention TO these proceedings
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SYDNEY SurH tells us that he liked pictures
SAYS ~ he, sinto Dreadful disgrace with Sir George
Beaumont once, who, standing before picture
at Bowood, exclaimed, turning to me, Immense
breadth Of light and shade!' innocently said,
Yes, about an inch and half He gave me o
look that ought to have killed mo-"
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THE SUMTER WATCHMAN

1S PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY. AT SUM-
| TER S. c.. by GILBERT & FLOWERS, Proprictors.
at FOUR DOLLARS per anuum, invariably in advance.
Advertisements insertc, ut usual rates.
Every style OF Job Printing? executed IN the n"i:ct
style and greatest dspstch. September ~
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COMMERCIAL.
--~-~-
IMPORTS.

Imports.
IIyERpOOL-Per bark Efort-5O casks Bottled Beer to
Bee Co: 1885 sacks Salt, to c Hubert css io@a
Yen l. Nesbi
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8. T.--l86U."A.
Al low bottles Of PLANTATION B1TTEas
VIII cure Nervous Headache.
Gold E1tremihes and Feyerish % Lip''
Sour Stomach and Fettd Breath
'' Flstulency and Indigestion.
Nervous Affections.
Excessive Fatigue and Short Breath
Pain over the Eyes.
Mental Dependency.
Prostration; Great weakness.
sallow Complexion, Weak Bowels, 30.
Which are the evidences OF
"AN0 Liver COMPLAINT AND DYSPEPSIA.
II IN estimated that .tanths Of ell adut ailments
proceed from deceased and torpid liver me oil,ar5
socrotons of the liver overfowing into the stomach pol
so the entire system and exhibit the above symptoms
After long research ore able to present the mos
remarkable cure for these horrd nightmare diseases
hundred and forty thousand persons hsvo taken the
PLANTATION BrrrEns and not m instance OF compliant
has come to our knowedgel
It most edactua tonic md Agreeable snmulant
suited to all conditions Of Life.
The reports that 1t relies upon mineral substances ior
tts active properties, are wholly false. For the salts
faction Of the public and that patients may consu
their physicans, we append list of iss components
CAL1sAYA BAnK.-Celobrated for over TWO hunareo
years the treatment OF Fever and Ague DysPepsia
Weakncss etc It was introduced into Europe by the
Countess, wife Of the Yiceroy Peru, in 1G40 and
afterwards sold by tho Jesu1s for the enormous p1ce o.
it, tyeoh in slutr. under the namo OF Je'Es 1o
ders and was finally made public by Louis XVI hlne
of France. humboldt makes especial reference 10 3ts
iebrlfuge qualities during hs South American travels
OAsoAHtrlA BARK-For diarrhoea, colo and diseases
of the stomach and bowels.
DANpErIoN-For infamrastion OF the loins and drop
icaI affections.
CHAMoM1LE F1owrBs-For enfeebed di9eshcn.
LAVENDER FLowEAs-Aromstic, BhmulAnt ana tonic
highly invigorshng In nervous debility.
WINTERaREEN-For scrofuls, rheumatism, erc'
AyIsE-An aromatic csrminativa; creating flesh,
muscle and milk; much used by mothers nursing.
Also clovebuds, orange oarraway. cosiander, snase
GOT, eto.
3. T.---1860.--X.
Anothcr wonderful ingredient. of great uee among
to the complexion and riUiancy to tho mino is yet un