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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-11-22

SECRET OF SuCcEss.-Itis not by re-
GREETING what is irreparable that true
work. is to be done, but by making the
best Of what we are. It is not by COM
planning that we have not the right tools,
but by using well the tools we have.
Where we are, and what we are, is
Gods providential arrangements: and
the wise and manly way is to look our
disadvantages in the face and see what
we can make of then. Life, like war,
is a series of mistakes, and he is not
the best Christian nor the best general
who makes the fewest false steps. Poor
mediocrity may do that; but he is the
best who wins the most splendid vic
tories by the retrieval of mistakes
Forget mistakes; organize vietory osa
Of mistakes.
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FREMONT, sANDUsKy COUNTY, OHIO; FRIDAY, MOVE
aoetru,.
NOBODY'S CHILD.

Alone in the dreary, pitiless street,
With my torn old dress and bare, cold feet,
All day Pve wandered to and fro,
Hungry and shivering, and nowhere to go;
The night is coming on in darkness and dread
And the chill sleet beating upon my bare
head;
Oil why does the wind blow upon me SO
wild
Is it because I'm nobody's child 2
Just over the way there's flood of light,
And warmth, and beauty, and all things
bright;
Beautiful children in robes SO fair,
Are caroling songs of rapture there.
l wonder if they, in their blissful glee,
Would pity poor little beggar like me,
Wandering alone in the merciless street.
Naked and shiveripg and nothing to eat
Oh what shall do when the night comes
down
In its terrible blackness over the town?
Shall lay me down meath the angry sky
On the cold, hard pavement-stone to die ?
When the beautiful children their prayer
have said,
And their mammas have tucked them snugly
in bed.
No dear mother ever upon me smiled;
Why is it, wonder, Pm nobody's child
No father, no mother, no sister-not one
In all the world loves me zen the little
dogs run
When l wander too near them It's won
drous to see
How everything shrinks from beggar iik'
mel
Perhaps It's dream; but, sometimes, wheI
lie
Gazing far up in the dark blue sky,
Watching for hours some large, bright star
1 fancy the beautiful gates are ajar,
And host of white-robed, nameless thing
Come huttering DER me in gilded wings;
A hand that is strangely soft and fair
Carresses gently my tangled hair,
And voice like the carol of some wild bird
The sweetest voice that ever was heard,
Calls me many dear pet name
Till my heart and spirit are all af1ame.
Aud tells me of such unbounded love,
And bids me come up to their home above
They look at me with their soft. sweet blu'
eyes,
And it seems to me. out of the dreary night
| am going up to that world of light
And away from hunger and storms SO wild
1 am sure shall then be somebody's child
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s9or the gittIs folks asSl

THAT PuzzLz.-The following is a
solution of the Puzzle published two
weeks ago. With your finger fat-wiss
rub out the two short lines, A and B
with one stroke; then rub from O to D
erasing the remaining short line; and
last move from E to F and thence
around the square TO F again.
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"Old Put" was better soldier than
speIler. The following is one Of his let
ters:
"CANP AT PROSPECT Hill.
"SfR: Pleas to delivor the Barror hear
of tons of Bread to some rod Island
ers, as they came from roxbary yester-
day, and nothing to eat.
'lsRAEL PVTEAM,"
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-11-22
DIR. A. F.. PRICE,

n ENLIST. would respectfully say to <&A
IL the citizens of Fremont and vicinity
tnst he has opened an ofacs here for the <QlITU
practice of his profession, DentistrJ. Having had
several years experience with o55 Of he best opera
tors In the State, he feels e)shIJ Of being able to
give sstissotion 10 all wa0 > trust themselves
to his skill.
OFFIoE-In st. Clsi ly opposite the
Posrofnoe, upstairs oou
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-11-22

A lover thus appealed to his tender
dulcinea for parting kiss-and got it:
"Terribly tragical and sublimely re-
tributive will be the course pursued by
me, if you do not instantaneously place
thine alabaster lips to mine, enrapture
my immortal soul by impriuting ange-
lie sensation of divine bliss upon these
indispensable members of the human
physiognomy, and then kindly con-
descend to allow me to take my >depar-
ture from the everlasting subhmity Of
thy thrice glorious presence"
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DENTISTRY.
g, y. sALZMAN,

nENTIST, will be in his Office, at Clyde, -
4 the last two weeks OF each month -.
TO perform all operations requiredin hisQIl1U
profession. Satisfaction guaranteed IN all cases
Rooms at the old stand, lOet27s ob-4Stf
CLYDE, OHIO.
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wv FAILTNG I'M. ID,

VTOMEOPATHIo PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
III OGce hours-From Ito 8 P.M.-Saturdays, from
fOA NJ to3P.M. Particular attention paid TO Dis
eases of the ThrOstsnd Lungs. OFFICE, BuektaEfs
Old Block, second 6oor,
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Drs. Bosworth g. Higgins,

nHYsIoIANs AND SURGEONS, No. 4 (second
i Aoor) Fsbing b Helms new block, State street,
FREMONT, o.
Dr. higgins will continue to give special attention
10 the 81 and Ear and attend to genersl Practice
OFrIoK HouRs-Dr. higgins, from to II A. n;
DR.. Bosworth, from to 8 P. NJ
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-11-22

The fourteenth thousand of 'Kathrina"
lis already in press.
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M DICAE.
r. w, GOODSON, M.
n M COREY. MD.
HI. F. BAKER, Nj. ID. 4,

nHYsICIAN, SURGEON AND AOCoUCHEUR
Private diseases carefully treated and promptly
cured Office .ndresidence on State Street, East side
of the river, four doors east OF the Brick Tavern
FREMONT, OHIO. l16H
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JOHN WALLACE,
DRUGS, CHEMICALS, ETC.

MANHOOD AND THE vIGOR OF YOUTH
A restored in four weeks. by DR.. RECORDS ESSENCE
LIFE Dr. Rcord tof Paris), after years Of
n1tnuon has at length accced to the requests
American public, and appointed Agent in New
YORK FOR the sale OF bis valued and
OF Life This wonderful agent will restore manhood to
the most shattered constitutions, whether arising from
eXcesses, tho effects Of climate, natural The
weeks and If used according to printed Instructions
which are very simple failure is impossible. This He
restoring remedy should be taken by all about marry
as it's effects are permanent 1t s acknowledged by the
medical press TO be the greatest discovery made
Its developing powers MIRACULOUS. Success everv
case s us certain as that science overtnrows Ignorance
srctons for at s3 four quantities one for So
and VIII be sent to any part carefully packed receipt
Of remittance to his accredited agent N
PHILIP ROLAND.
March % 1y No. 81 Liberty street Now York,
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~. LAST OF sHMPIHa,;:. m Il. Hi. ;.
In the Fort OF Charleston, N1arc7 81, 1867.
VESSELS uHDEn 100 TONS AND srEAa1RRs coAs11sa
N WITHIN THE STATE EXCEPTED

e. sn.rT.#-. yffef % 4 a.
ff. .8FsIs, 3, STEAMSHIPS. il9rt w
ouaEer CITY 114s TOMS West 81 Adgers wharf for Now
Anaee Kelly at Atlantic wharf SaseRsi sS Pssae G.
Collins 1t Afantc wh4E se1sr for Ne@ c1
Ad. IS Browns via ses ae% SsSs Co.
repairing. Street Bros / Co
SHIPS.
Southern Rights 9sa tons Ross at Atlantic wharf, for
Hmba iiss tons, Dearborn, at Boyee COS Rhal
for Liverpool loading. Street Bros Co
.:S BARKs. a''-z''.s
Anss Guardiene Hr 4ss tons, Willis, at Marah's wharf,
Jamss ss, Wilson SON, g. tons at
ahalra xhaF Port N SPAIN ioading + tai Hall
Tec9seh Dr. Sse tons sponagie at yanderhorat wharf
aladsto8e os - IONS Evensen: 1t BoSse:s x5as r.
Nortos s sss ena ;iov Il onion wsa %
iaeWeorS Eng, dtscharg1ng .Ravenel Co
se% Eas s#. BRIas
Paul ct Marie P1usl .sa tons, Kornpf Ashley River.
Reenersdo span po iis TONS, sais as Bennass %Ps
wharf for Ba1oalons, loading " e Boaafant m & saas
Logan sos tons Aoraon the Stream Hay5e
iss sor st 1snie ~snpf ehisSm sa
Rs q Central Esslss S hsi G.
ao tons aor t nEoRn RseE GO
wharf, from Boston. discharging. Master
scBooNERs
Aid . BE. ~ tons; Mccormick. at Union wharf, from
Rehardse IONS Bede In the Stream; for asaE sai
the ss9sss ssSs C.
,as; Msis IN stream se1 h2ssa ses,
Ashley Rss soes phs. 60
Mary Reiss - ssas EeBins i n se7ss Se &c
smith IooRsr as 1dgess ps'eas @sss s'ias a.
R.chsT Petsso eo1s q. t, Nv, ~ 5Sas aa
noesfs Ssv.S SssEs It 1dssfs VII sSs1 e
sas ls s wharf er hssas ssi
ssiass toms Hss1e1 H5ssst S1es
foEa Northern Port. loading F Baker CO
zsbas SsssT
Z. 8SsF ss
Holman saay sSsr Go
wn ass xs hssz
Carroll in Sssy asisRtsP Rs
BsIs at Ksrrs whae sar W e.
nans s!sy sss!sssa
Ashley h!sr aiesr ss e
Adds S1a toms: Merrill IN 1sies S9fSn @ss9. ieF SFos
ohaiss RSsasiSs. Ssa Z. strong Asssy @sa
a Hodsdoa Hcisdon Vtny cos Ssesh,e9 %hae9
s5s@ s. Shaw i ssss ass
Georgetown, O, ready Master
Wanata, 229 tons, Hawkins, at Kerrs wharf from New
Lever1ng 24e tons, Corson, at Boyce Co.'s wharf,
& Gas oes 1sss Rsass e
.E Philoae1phi9 11 9:s SiseharfinG sa :: !. Master
Mary Asden 81 eon smith, Brown coser cos wSas se
xB Bsss e% es
w New York, diecharging Roach
4i New York, discharging u Baker CO
May mnnfss 1877 tons Msnre at Royces Gos wharf
Schr Menewa, tons. Dlsowny, ct Central wharf crom
Baltimore, dischargirg. ...:....H F Baker CO
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THE PRINTERS Toll.

Blow ye stormy winds OF winter.
Drive the chilly, drifting snow,
Closely housed, the busy printer.
Heeds not how the winds may blow.
Click. click, his type go dropping,
Here and there upon his case,
AS he stands for hours popping
Every letter In its place.
Heaven send the useful printer
Every comfort mortalB need,
For our nights were dull In winter
Had VIC not the news to read.
Sad would bo the worlds condition y.
II no printer boys wcre found
Ignorance and superstition,
Sin and suffering would abound.
Yea, it is the busy printer
Rolls the car of knowledge on,
And gloomy mental winter
Soon would reign If he vera gone.
Moneys useful, yet in winter
Fills not half so high place a.
As the busy, toiling printer
Fingering type before the case.
Yet while type they're busy setting,
OFT some thankless popinjay
y Leaves the country, kindly letting
Printers whistle for their pay.
Obi ingrattude ungraciousl
Are there unenhghtcncd souls
Men with minds SO incapacious
r AS to slight the printers tolls J.? -&
Sec HIM how extremely busy,
lingering type before the case.
Toiling till he's almost dizzy, n #. 4.
To exa1t the human race. MAI.
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OFFICIAL. ,,',I:
LIST OF LETTERS

ffz.s'. LIST OF LETTERS M
Remasnng in the Postoce Charleston for the week
ending MARCH 81, 1867, and ordered to be print. d
in TIE DAILY News agreeaby to the following section
the Postohice Law, as the newspaper having the
largest circulation in the City Of Charlcton: l
SECTION s. And be it further enacted That isss OF let
tors remaining uncaed for In any Postoe in city
town village where newspaper shall 10 printeo
shall hereafter be published only the newspaper
which. being published weekly oftene have tn.
largest circulation within range of deTery Of the
ONCE. s25.. - ssH1 20 -.-'&.
as< RazsoHs calling ioa- Advertised, should
iatnEet HAT they .:Advertised. sagtH III r
- HT Office hours from A. III. to P. NJ. On Sundays
nom o'clock to 10 o'clock A. M.
1FtNas .'%' STANLEY G.. IROTT, Acting Post1naster
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Passengers.
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF sTON
Arrived Yesterday.

. . , ,
schr Menawa, Dissoway Baltimore, 10 days. Corn
&c. To 81 BalScr 4 Co, Browne Schrmer, c N Ave
rl & Son, W C1aussen. West Jones, W Roach, r Il
Agent, Kerr Co. The NJ experienced heavy gales
on the passage. -@e
Steamer Kate. Pock, Palatka Jacksonville Fer1an-
dina Win Savannah. 80 bales Cotton &c. 10 Ma
honey, Jr, Cohen, Hnncke] Co. Southern Express Co.
G Lngralam, Fraser Dill, Farbnnk, D Caldwell
5 Kirkpatrick and others. nfIlI T..s- :
Steamer Pilot Boy. McNety, Savannah, via Beaufort
Bunton. Hilton Head. &c. "a bales S Cotton and
Mdze. To Ferguson & holmes, G H Ine1aharn J 4 J D
Kirkpatrick Ravenel s. Co. Willis /: Chisolm Rivers
Cocock Co, Coken, 81 .nckcl L Co, Roper 4 Stoney
Southern Express Co, and Order -''-'>~ -
steamer Fannie. Vincent GEORGETOWN, s c. IS bales
Cotton nnd Mdze: To Ferguson & Holmes. Mowry 4
60, tasley Creighton, G W Williams l. Co. W Gurney
D Sicox, Thurston b Holmes. 5s
Steamer Gen Hooker. Boyle. Edisto, &C.. bales s
Cotton, Mule, and Mdzo. To c L Guillcaun1e, W P
Bowling. 7T7-1" - y =
.$a, & BELOW
Schr Ocean Pearl, from Baltimore.
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Falcon Reed Baltmore-Courtenay & Tren-
holm. @t IT, III 5s53 G@h An @s| -1I~- III
Br schr Carleton, johnson, West Indies--H Mcleod
4 Went to Sen Yesterday.
Steamship Falcon Reed, Baltimore.
Brig San Antonio, Davis, Satlla River, Geo.
Br schr Corleton, johnson, West Indies
Schr Edwin Allen Corson, Wilmington, N C..
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COMMERCIAL.
Exports for the Weck ending Thursday
March II.

Exports for the Week ending Thursday
March 81.
%j - sl FOREIGN. 4 -
LIVERPOOL-Per Br bark Tecumseh-162 bales Cot
tor and 1858 balcs Upland Cotton. BOT Rice.
HAyRE-Per brig Logan-244 bales 8 and $40 bales
Upland Cotton half tcrce Rice N. i
&a @ @s DOMESTIC A3 -8#.sI. r.%6&
BosToN-Per Steamship George Upton-oe tierces
re- Rse 70 bales Cotton 80 cases Mdze 1eo packages
o.d Iron, 81 bbls Naval Stores 10 bales Rage, &C. -
NEW VOORHEES, steamship E soudor-la7 bales 8
and 32S bales Upland Cotton, 174 bales Yarn and Do
mestcs, 1s4 Packages. Per steamship saragossa-
- terces Rice 81 bales Cotton, 2s2 bales Upland
Cotton, 81 Packages. 100 empty Barrels
PH1LADE14PHLA-Per steamship J W Evermnn-l65
bales Cotton. 50 casks Rice, bales Rope Cuttings
bolcs Yarn, bales Wool 19 bags Fruit, 40 packages
Mdzo. bbls Liquor, eo empty Barrels, lot Of Lun-
BALTIMORE-Per steamship Falcon-2l terces Rice Is
bales Upland Cotton, ls1 bags Peas, bales Yarn. 8
bales Hides, 144 loose Hides 800 sacks Salt bbls
Rosin. u Packages, 80 empty Barrels. Per scr
Daniel Chase-4S. 900 feet Lnr,he- SO hs= Sr:z!..s
Turpentnc, 142 tons Old Iron. -. Per schr Ida
Echardson-8OOO0 feet Lumber.
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rersons depositing letters in tho Poetoaace win
a o. ~ eveio snS near the upper right hand cor
per hSs M without the stamp letter be mailed but
narss ~ 8 oe cent 5 70 the Dead Letter oface. .1sA
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oonsides ohiekerng sons' Pianos superior to any
In the world. .,EEs h. - - -
They ara unrivsled for their singing qualities ana fr
tne naImonions roundoess OF their tone. There is
peaiect throughout oil the registers The
upper notes are remarkable for cearness and purity
which ldo not ind io other instumept while the
nase s ossngcahed for power without harsEaess and
Tor amagmncent sorority. -T-'' - - n
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Consignecs per South Carolina Knilromd,
March 81.

Consignecs per South Carolina Rnilromd,
March al.
SO bales Cotton bales Yarns % casks Clay kegs
Butter cars Cattle, sc. To Klntie & Co. * Rod
gers Co. D Easterliug Knnapnux. Lanneau Il Co, w
Dukes l. Co. Graeser, Lee. Smith 4 Co, G Waltor
CO. LID Dcsaussure. Recder. J & J kirkpatrick, G
w Williams Co. Adams, Frost Co, Klinck, Wlcken-
berg y Co. w Roach. H L Jcncrs l. Co. Mcy, Willis
Chisom, w Williams, " W Smith, Wardlaw 4 Co
rev. Hunt Bros, w NJ Lawtou E J Wss l. Co, Courtney
Trenholm. r Agent, Goldsmith & Son. J Frnser X
Go. Neill. w Smith L. Co. W r Demoro, AIehrtens
Wohltmann, Thurston Holmes, .VTI IT
Passengers.
Per steamer Kate nom Paatkn, via Jacksonville &c
Miss snllie MGR g. Peck, r P Wall, r Christian
Bart. Caldwell, ;,oss Ban, J. Childs Mr. Rening
ton, Mr. Van Dolen, L c. servant. Thompson,
Bogart, Fleming Simrson Il 7 Williams D Scott
+ Anderson, Brown, g r1andors H Sheppard, Fair
banks and daughter. and II deck
Per steamer Pilot Boy, from Savannah Beaufort &c
Ellis and sister. Mr. and Mrs Martini Mr. Nichol Mr.
Defocht, Mr. Mcclellan. Mr. Northrop. Mr. Thomas. nj
Kirk. Z Brannon. MAXWELL, W Fielder, Mr. and Mrs
Dyer, Mrs Laurence, Fowler, Baxter. Mack S W
Barnett, P kcllnm, W Rivers, Il W NIcTureous, J D
Jamison and 20 deck.
Per steamer Fannie. from Georgetown, s C-F Wes-
ton D D"sh"r1' Or Z Parker and wife, W Fraser.
Bowland.
Per steamer Gen Hooker, from Edisto &c-w Sim
mons, g Hazehurst Weinberg, S Howe, A Wein-
berg, and 10 deck.
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DRUGS, CHEMICALS, ETC.
SiNllLlA SIa1lLiBUS CUEANYEg,
dUMtdhE1S' -.. -
EIGmEOPATaI ApIEr1Exs,a

uAVE PROVED, FROM THE MOST AMPLE Ex2H
/ hlSEcE, an an entire success: :simpe-Prompt-Em
ssns anu teiable. They the only medicines per
tecty adapted to popular simple that mistas
cannot be made IN using them; harmless US to be
tree rom danger and efficient be always re!ia
Die. They have ratsedkhe highest conmendaton from
aD. and will always rendsr satisfaction -
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strength was IN her stop and In her hands-P1IHT1-
s. T.-1s60-X.
few bottles Of prAzEAT1ox Brrrras
" " Gold E1hemitee and Feva1sh Ldra
l.. y houz stomach and Fcid Breath.
:. EsSna,a TElstu1eney s11,ln and Indigestion
70 Excessive Fatigue snd Short Breath
II. .-."s +" Pain over the Eyes. T,s'-~'1- NY
:. Mental Despondenoy.
Prostrahon; Great WoakreRs #@|
49,. ssiow Completion, Weak Bowels, Sc
LIVER COMPLAINT AND DYSPEPSIA
It ts estimated that of all adult a,nanta
secreous OF the Liver Overlooking into the stomach o
aon the antire system snd exhibit above
N tde ds.ssos
the world has ever produced Wihin year over g1
and not an stsnee Of eopl.ine Int
has come to our hnowledgeI a. 7-' - 1iuA- i'1A-'
It tis most efcctual tonic and agreeable st1,n,spt
suited to all conditions OF life 'a - =
The reports th.t it raoa ppon mineral for
faction OF the public. and that patients Iaay consut
ther physcian, m We append list Of it. component.
years In the treatment Of Fever and ARue Dyspepsia
vie Of the Vce1oy o. se per S me me
afterwards sold by the Jesus the price OF
ders and was hnay made public by Louis XVI. King
Of France. humboldt makes especial reference It's
OAsosn11lA BssSNFoT di.srbeaa coe and dis.sses
OF the stomach and bowels.
DARDR11on-For Inflammation Of the loins snd drop.
GaAaossr11 F1owzas.For enfeebled aieestoa.
highly tnvigoratina In nervous debility. "
WnrERaREEH-For scrofula. rheumatism. etc.
AE11-An aronsttc caxmlnatve; creating hesh
muscle and 11i1k; much used by mothers nuraine
OF. etc. .,.I7i.I7s 1-s's - n
s. T-188O.-X.
Another wonderful Ingredient, OF CREST use among
tho Spanish ladies Of South America irnpartng beauty
to tho complexion and brflisncy the mind Is yet nm.
known to the commerce Of the world and We Withhold
lis name for the present fI.@' .0'S -. -.
Z ( y
nPORTANT OERTFICATEa
XII aH-55 ~ RooHEsIKR, Il. z, December 28, 1861.
trer nom Dyspepss three or four years asd bad to
abandon my profeeGion: About three months ago
se er e mn ss
several cases and As Tar as know, always with signal
oenahs I an' respectfully yogrs
PHMADH1R11A. 10th Month, 17th Day, 1854
2ssfkg1o TO ~ = dsughter has oeea much
Wilt se1d me two bottles mora. 8g5?f,I a. IN
Thy friend, asa oURRn.
. .@ SHERMAN HouaE, CE1oAao m.)
MEssRs. p. a.. DnAxn & oo.:-Please send us smother
appetizer, they sppear superseded everything
else, and gre greatly esteemed ',@
ArranRementa are now completed to supply anv d. .
nand tor this article. which has not heretofore been
The public nay rest assured that IN 70 case Win the
perfectly pure standard the PLANTATION rrrxRs bo
departed fonn Roery bottle bears tie tacnsAe Of ot,
rqataTs on steel plass e'srayfso. or eanes bs se
Aps perses p-sesdts0 to seu PLANTATION Bsrrraa IN
b. Or BY e gaos Is s0iadler and ieposser. Bexars
o. rssHed oost.es sec tAaf or ftuats Stamp 4 UxAo
Sold by all Dzug ta Grooers and Dealers throughous
tho country. 45 M GTaT,5 ~ -
P. H. DRAKE 4 CO., New York.
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-. - Ra.' <A1 u MT s.
The following are the Agents for this ,,aner.

49, UII' kA9 u NTS
Inc Following are the Agents for this .>aner:
Agent y,. 5s%s,ss a Il '~--1 "no eonecune
,. asv COLIN MuRcH1soN, General Travelling and COL
.,c5 TOWNSEND & NORTH, Booksellers and staaoners,
~. GOODMAN, Cross Hill, Laurens District, S, c.
J. " NETHERS, Union, Isl G. - -N" - -
Captain W. E. EARLE, Groenviue S. c.
Col J. J: RYAN, Barnwel s. c.
J. T. DUBOIS, Marion -'~ .&g.N*1@"f
c: 8 HARDY. Sandy Ford P. o. Madison Co.. Fla.
PATRICk HUYEY, Macon, Ga. -
J. 7. n WILLIAMS Clinton S, C. .#.5
J. r. ALLEN, Chester C. H s. c.
vs. s. LANCE, Grahamvile P o., Beaufort s e.
B. F. BRADFORD, ,Waltorboro, S. O.
81. T.. DARR Sumter, s. c.
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NJ. NJ. QUINN 4 BRO, Augusta . - - - -
J. a. ESTELL Savannah, l3n
ISAAC DAVEGA Agent in New York
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It is with feelings Of pride American manufacturer.
that publish tho following testimonials which have
oee1 received by recently:
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been received from oil tbs lending artists who have
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y Tnone names besides those above, We append:
LEO. DE MkYER. GUSTAV SaTTER
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And many others. sT..lI----' N 5
Y - ~ ILLUsTRATkD: ALBUMS AND PRICE LIeTs
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Exports OF Rice, Naval stores and Lumber.
nrozn the Port OF chnr1eston, from septe'r
1st to March a. 1867. 80 .s5 a.ss -.
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Bahr,r Mary E
Botbey, Mrs NJ W
;Banon, Emma
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Beldon, Matte
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Bland, AIRS F
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Calder, Miss LC
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Cashawah, Magret
Campbell, Ann
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Chase, Miss r
Cling. Mrs W d !.
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Cody, Jane. i.
Conner, Julia
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Dease, Hannah IA
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Edwards, Mrs 8
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Feabers, Mary
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