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STEAMSHIPS.

STEAMSHIPS.
Manhattan, 1887 tons. Woodruff, at Adgers wharf for
Lesry M @ % tons Fcoto at Atlantic wharf for New
Falcon, s7a tOns Reed at Union wharf for baltimore
Alliance, 42e TOMS Kelly at Atlantic wharf for Philade
phia, loading. g............."........H Baker & CO
SHIPS.
Galena, 1893 tons, Dunton, ut Boyce Co.'S wharf for
Liverpool, loading. ...:....W smith 20
Bombay 955 TONS Jordan, in the stream for Liverpool
Amelia 6ss tons Conner, at Boyce Co.'S wharf, from
Liverpool discharging. g..............J Fraser & 70
BARKs.
Cumming (Br), 455 tons, Hookway, at Union wharf,
from Newport, Eng, discharging. .....R Mure co
james Wilson Br, 364 tons, Ferrer in the stream for
Northern 4 Crown FOWL tBr, i2i tons, Matthias at yennnns
wharf, for Bristol, Eng, loading. .....R Mure 20
BRIGs.
Henry Laurens tons, Borden, at Quarantine, from
Rothsay BE- tons, crouser Quarantine, from Car
urbanei span pan toms puva OF Quarantine nom s.
John, R, just arrived. ..............:..W w Hall
Elena span Poacre 55 tons, Marstang at foot Of LaI;
rens street, for Barcelona, loading. NV Hall
scHooNERs.
Lilly 412 tons, Francis at Adger's wharf, from New
RhodeIa Blew, Isl tons PETERSON at Union wharf from
Tiers, 24s tons, Hoffman, at Gas wharf from phta-
delphia, dischsrging. ..................... Master
Maine Law, 1876 tons, johnson, at Union wharf for
Beaufort, c, ready. .Rsley Creighton
Baker, 261 tons, Bristow, in Ashley River, for
Northern port, loading. ..........:.:.....W Roach
Maggie Gray S-masted, 4O5 tons, Plsbury, at Ben
4ets wharf for Havana, loading. Bonafant salas
Wanata 22s tons Hawkins In Ashley River for North
ern PORT loading. ..................:'..::W Nv foach
Whitney Long, 254 tons Hayes, in Ashley River for
Northern port loading. Risley Creighton
Bergen l62 tons Parsons ct Brown Cos wharf for Bos-
ton ready. Baker 20
Daniel Chase 3l1 ons Mitchell, In the stream, wait
inc ........,.......,.....W willis & Chisolm
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COMMERCIAL.
Exports for the Week ending Thursday,
june ~.

juno "a.
FOREIGN.
LIvERPOoL-psr ship Bombay-621 bales 8 I and 1903
bales Upland Cotton, 800 bbls Spirits Turpenunc.
1911 bbs Rosin 5O6 bags Cotton Seed, Daie Brltsn
Woolens, package Segars, packages PERSONAL FL
fects Portrait
HALIFAX. II s-Per Br brig Annie MO bbls Spirits
Turpentine, G., ,54 feet Pine Plank and FLOORING
Boards. ,o
PALMA. MAJoRcA-Per Br bark James Wilson-152,.
0CO Sawed Lumber, 1000 feet Timber.
DOMESTIC.
BOsTON-Per schr Bergen-53 bales Rags, Paper and
Rope 26 bales Cotton, IS packages Metal, SO hhds'
70 bbls and lot loose Iron 200 bbs Spirits Turpen-
tine SO bbls Rosin. and 20 packages Mdze.
NEW YORK-Per steamship Champion-2l bales sea
Island Cotton, 678 bales Upland Cotton. l62 oales
Domestics and Yarns, Ill bbis Rosin, 69O dds 70,
tatoes 2G5 crates Vegetables, 1S2 Empty Barrels, 23
tcs Rice, 1s tcs Molasses, 1853 Packages, IL sacKs
Wheat, s sacks Flour, % bags Feathers, 81 rolls
Leather, 80 crates Peaches, Horse. Per steam
ship Saragossa-G03 bales Cotton, PA bales Domes-
tics 100 bbls Rosin, 81 packages Sundr1es, 466 PACK,
ages vegetabl s..... Per steamship Moneka-24o
bales Cotton, 75 bbls Rosin 80 bushels new Wheat,
21OO boxes and bbls Vegetables, 200 bales Yarn and
Domestics 184 rolls Leather, 2OO packages sundrles,
PHILADEIPHIA-Per steamship Everman-s2
bales Cotton 10 bales Moss 291 bales DoEieshcs,
bbls Spirits Turpentne, 80 casks Clay casks Hams,
200 tons Iron, ITO packages Vegetables, 476 Empty
Barrels and so packages Mdze.
BAITTMORE-Per schr John Grifhn-88 bblB Spirits
Turpentine, 900 feet Lumber.
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has been to limited extent the days business footing
up only $50 baes Middlings 24c. The Liverpool teie,
grams Of to-day show decline there Inc Market coseo
dull nnd easier under these advices.
MONETARY AND FINANo1AL-There has been rather
more activity in Sterling and New York Exchange to-day
Sterling is reported sitter and better-say sixty day
bills 146a147. and sight 148.
New York Sight continues to rule u premium checking
by the banks and par by bankers Outside olis COM
mand u discount.
Francs nominal.
New Orleans Sight par to Il discount
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stead of their backs. To have fallen in on them
would have been like tumbling down an oubllette,
among knife-blades They scomed to be crabs on
stills all claw and shelf and out of their eyes
looked tho oloquenco of abandoned and unroturn-
ing grass. OF tails, there were none; because
-Four ponderous hoofs filaments of legs, q skele-
ton skirt body, and a deaths head shifting for
oats.
Within the hour hide, more shanks and shins
than I thought could belong to one quadruped,
more ribs than believed iguanadon could carry,
whitish meat were hanging round the shambles.
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GOING no THE DISTRICT SCHOOL.


Barefoot boy and little girl,
She With rosy cheek and curls,
His forehead brown with tan.
Oid ssaw nat WIN DtoAen r
- the least mat uOuoles n'
AS tne Gunner pau Ist ne sMtts tss,,s
u.,nx Htt,a r.,r are tbev
TI,atti,, hii,h.lr an tha vav
N ~. ,oorning fresh and col
aasns, - ths S;.Irict schooI
From the shsdy farmhouse door
Mother watches, TIL no more
She can follow-out Of sight
They are gone, her hearts delight.
Can you see tnem atnng tne.e'
On the oencnes marc eno Daie'
Tired fees swinging 70 Aa n,
Coming DER the iessonS po~'
Sitting at the noon OF senool
By the gurghn9 ste.%ies So
Mon6 tne 1saxes saa ~ u ahaasai
Ssans up 'ao ofos" s1A S
UT, Ma.a ~ %es.y @ .n9 'sSSI III. S.a 90 o" n,,t
Mhsn sao poys yn. a. u. 49,
6oo III t.ns RurS0 .nS IN ling And NAV.
oFo Ausn
s.,,. =, tha nane .H.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CHARLESTON.
Yesterday.

Steamship C Leary Foote, New York-left Saturday
P M MdZe. To Rayenel co, Railroad Agent, knnck,
lock. " Matthiessen, J Heseman Bro, Marshall,
p Keip, Wehman, g W Steffens & Co, DeVereaux,
Jennings Thomlinson Co, Forreston Muller,
Goodrich, Wineman & Co, Melcher5, Merckhardt,
Jacobs Wagner, Shepherd Cohen, D Eranke,
Kreite a CHAPMAN Cantwel1, A Stone Douglas
Miller, D O'Nein Son. BRISTOL, McElhose, a
Hunt, Goldstein, Southern Express Company, u
Fleming Co. Veshsnsk, Screvtn Nesbit.
siocn, Mckay & Campbell, Laurey Alexander, AP
Caldwell N Averl Son, Wagener, Heath Nj nsees,
Werner Ducker, Read Go, and others. E1pe-
renced stormy southerly gales since leaving hatsesas
the latter Monday, II. Corn, Oats and Mdze: 10
Mordecal l. Co, Courtenay & Trenholm, A Cook co.
SCR Agent Tupper Sons, Rayenel Barnwel =
II Rodgers Co. Jetiords 4 Co. 3 @ smith S.S 20,
ii Gerdts co, stenhouse Co, Pennall O'Nenl
Son, Porcher Henery. Taylor CO, N Deery,
] q Bowen Campsen Co, Pntllips, q Klatte Co,
NJ NJ Quinn q oobia Co, Biscnon Co, Co. Grrbsg % 2
Armstrong, vosht, Psttni, Davis, Knobiock,
Agent Palaka Steamer Mowry Co. Southern Relief As
sociation Laurey Alexander, Sahlman, West JONES'
q Bulwinkle, and Others
Steam tug Alert Paine, days nom New Orleans,
bound NORTH; put in for coal. To b Baker & Co.
AT QUARANTINE
Brig Henry Laurens, Borden, Cienfuegos, 10 days.
Molssses 10 the Master. Bound to New York. and put
into this port leaky.
Cleared Yesterday.
Br bark James Wilson, Ferrer, Palma, Majorca-P Es
nrd.
schr Maine Law, johnson, Beaufort c-Risley
Creighton.
Went to Sea Yesterday.
Prussian bark Depesche, Laleke, Liverpool.
Sailed for this Port.
Steamship Sea Gull, Dutton from Baltimore June 27.
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Memoranda.

CAPTAIN Reed of the steamship Falcon, which arrived
here yesterday from Baltimore, makes the following re-
port In reference his collision with the schooner Mary
81 Banks:
June al 1857 at co minutes NJ the ship being under
full speed with Point Lookout bearing West about three
miles distant and bearing d E, moderate breeze
from blowing tide strong food sky clear. bright
MOONLIGHT light saw vessel point on the sarooard
bow s6owinG at first both Lights green and red Dear
pa an opposite course to the steamer Upon approach
ne nearer the red light shut out and the green only
seem Kept the steamer on her course intending 10 pass
about ships length to the starboard OF the vessel. AT
1.1O made her out to be large schooner seeermg
her course up the bay and did not anticipate any COLL
sion the ste er being under command OF the Captain
and sscond officer both Of whom were In me wneel-
house. together with the man at the wheel and man on
the lookout walking the forecasue deck When wltnn
easy haing distance the schooner put her Eem harda
port, altering her course from oy W n 70 about
shutting out her green and showing her red light and
tbus Throwing herself broadside under the steamers
bow Seeing collision unavoidable, put the steamers
helm and kept the ship agong to avoid being
struck amidshps and. possible to clear the schoon
ers stern but did not succeed n doing 80 Struck the
schooner between tho fore and main rigging cutting her
half through After ascertaining the injury of the
schooner kept the steamers engine going at half speed
to Keen the vessel up until the crew rescued When
this was DONE backed clear and the schooner immediate
ly sunk The at the wheel on board the schooner,
after throwing his helm hardaport ran away from It,
aud when forward, fell on the jim sheet traveller and
broke his leg. The schooners name was the Mary q
Banks In ballast from Boston for Baltimore At day
light ascertaned the injury to the Falcon to be too Be-
rous to proceed to sea- shaped courss for Norfolk to
repair; left Norfolk Monday, June "a, at NJ, and
anchored of Charleston Bur juno 20, at P n.
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OFFICIAL.
LIST OF LETTERS

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Remaining In the Postoce ut Charleston for the we'i
ending JuHE n. 1857, and ordered to be printed
in TIM DAILY NEWS agreesbly to the following section o.
the new Possofnce LAW ss the newspaper having sne
l..aess circulation In the City Of Charleston:
rorIos And be further enacted That lists OF ,et'
t.s rsmsinina unsiled for In any Postoce In any cat!
so~n - yfIlcae whore Newspaper shall be pr1nteo.
shs hsrsssr be pubhshsd once only In the nsxspsPsr
vhich being pubshed weekly or oenSr snA y, nsse t ~
once. t..e,., .t,s-;.t..
sr Persons calling for Letters Advertised snoui'
ssss, that thsy are "Adyerttsed-"
~ once hours from sA Il tosP.M. On Sundays.
nom l2s0 A. II. to ISo P. X
--.11.5 -. STANLEY G. IRoTT. Postmaster.
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THE TRI.rI EEKLY NEWS,

nUBLIsHED IN WINNSBORO' 8. c., AFFORDS A.
profitable medium for the advertising public oil
Charleston.
We respectfully solicit their patronage for our mutual
''A aAILLARD, pEsPoRTEs WILLIAMS.
November Is
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Market Report nnd Quotation Sheet for
Bonds, Stocks and Bank Bills, for Week
ending June 27, 1867.
PREPARED BY
ANDREW M. MORELAND,
Broker, No. Broad Street, Charleston, s. c.
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.wOMEN'S LIST.
oebrich, Martha

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| osdFich' y Martha
Pringle, Rosa
|PiaH, Sarah A
|Plstey. Mrs G
| Parker, Matte A
Quinnsn, Miss A
Quinn, Miss z
| r.
iRecsrdos, Miss N
lReilmon, Mrs B
Reynolds, Jane
lRiordan. Mrs 3
Riley, Miss u ]
IRichareson. Miss
I B
lRick, Miss Z II
Richardson, Jane
Right. Mary 80
Roberts, Mrs E @
| lRoberson, Mrs E
iRobinson, Julia
robinson, ! Mrs. J
IRudden, Mrs B
Souyege, Mrs II
lScoH Nancy Ann
lSchutzer. Mrs T
Schueboe, julia r
|Schuaboe, Matte
Sheridan. Lizzie
|Simonds, Ann
|Senpson, jessie
|Smyh, Mrs II
| Ships, Rena
Stevens, Mrs 8
|Stenebeok, Anna
|Stoddard, Mrs z
iStahh, Mrs @
|Swift, Miss @ v
|Suares, Mrs a
Smith, Julia E
smith, Mrs z
Smith, Mrs ] L
Smith, Mrs Robt
II
|Tavel, Mrs z E
|Tobtn, Mary
|TitInan, Sarah A
lTtman, Sarah
Thomas q Caroline
|UT'zhn''0h' Mrs.
| W
Vincent % Caroline
Webb, Susan O
West Mrs B
|Weissenger, Miss
D z
webb, Jennie 8
West, Mrs E r
lWilbens, W
Williams, Miss A
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Memphis Bonds, City.

Memphis Bonds, City: :....... ......."...........69
City OF Columbia Bonds
City Of Columbia Coupons.
South Carolina Railroad and Bank Stock.
South Carolina Railroad Six Per Cent Bonds. gu
South Carolina Railroad Seven Per Cent. Bonds. 6S
South Carolina Railroad Certificate Of Indebtedness 80
City of Charleston Six Per Cent Stock. .........Ss
City of Charleston Certificate OF Indebtedness ..88
City of Charleston Fire Loan Bonds 30
State Of South Carolina Bonds told)
State of South Carolina Bonds new issue OF January
!, 1851.
State of i;outh Carolina Stock
State of South Carolina Coupons.
Peoples National Bank Stock ock.................Pa
First National Bank Stock. Par
Northeastern Railroad st Interest Bonds .64@6!
Northeastern Railroad LIST Coupons. .......47@4s
Northeastern Railroad Certificate of Indebtedness
Charleston Gas Company Stock. 1l9ls
Charleston City Railway Stock. 80
Charleston and Savannah Railroad Bonds (state
guaranteed. ....4u
Charleston and Savannah Railroad Ronds list inter-
est OF I'd lien.
City of Savannah Coupons tdue previous to 1st june
1857. ........sv
City of Savannah Coupons due after 1st June, 1885 96
Memphis aud Charleston Railroad Bonds .........7b
Memphis and Charleston Railroad Coupons. .8l@8
Money brings ~ per cent month on hrstclass col
laterals.
Any information in relation to Bonds, Stocks, Cou
pons or Bank Bills, will be furnished by application
either person by letter. to the Broker above named
at No. 8 Broad street.
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LIST OF VESSELS

LIST OF VESSELS
Up, CLEARED AND SAILED FOB THIS PORT.
FOREIGN.
LIVERPOOL.
Ship G Winthrop, Stuart, sailed June
Br bark File de Pair Evans, sailed. ed......M May IA
The Tryphenia, Harding, sailed May 20
NEWPORT, ENG.
Ship Annie Kimbal, Lincoln, sailed May q
The Johannes Ruter sailed May IL
DOMESTIC.
BOSTON.
Schr Isabella, Weeks, cleared June 20
NEW YoRH.
Schr Jonas Smith, Nichols, cleared. June 1s
Schr Americus, Moss up ......-.".. ..June ~
PHILADELPHIA.
Steamship Alliance Kelly, sailed q
BALTIMORE.
Steamship Sea Gull, Dutton, sailed June ~
Schr Cranmer, Cranmer, cleared. June II
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Consignees per south Carolina Railroad
Juno az.
272 bales Cotton SO bales Yarns, Is bags Wheat 70
bags Rough Rice "a bbls Naval Stores cars Old ron
and Sundries. To D Armstrong, & W Armstrong,
Kanapau1 Lanneau Co. A Robinson Co, Jeffords
Co, Sahlman, r RAgent, W Goldsmith Son, Mul
kai, Street Brothers Co, Courtensy Trenholm, W
BALL. B Sloan, E J Wiss Co, Walter CO, q
W Williams Co, II Chafee, VIM Matthiessen, W W
shackelford Wallace Bro, Bollmann Brothers, Came
ron Rarkley Il Co.
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THE CHARLESTON MARKET.

FOR THE WEEK ENDING THURSDAY, JUNE ~, 1861
COTTON.-The business in the staple since our last
weekly statement has been extremely limited the stock
ON hand being almost nominal and buyers have, in con-
sequence to conne themselves to the purchase OF such
small lots sellers may have to offer nom day 10 daS
Prices have generally been quite stesdy particularly
for good Cotton qualities being relatively lower
the rates, however, became somewhat easier under
sliph decline at Liverpool Middng Upland at the be-
ginning of the week being quoted at 2Sc q TO- ana CLOS
ing at 24@25c b. The receipts the week have oeen
bales of Sea Island 1116 bales Of Upland Cotton against
bales of Sea leland and 7S bales Of Upland Cotton the
week before Tie daily transactions in the staple for the
week will be seen by the following report:
On Friday, June 21st the demand for the staple was
very light and the transactions were only 26 bales the
sales being too limited to establish prices, quotations
were in consequence omitted.
On Saturday there no sales, business beng sus
pended by the prevalence OF heavy Storm which pre-
vented ou utdoor transactions.
On Monday business was inactive, and the operations
of the day was confined to 25 bales, quotations being
nominal.
On Tuesday prices were sghtly easier, and 81 bales
changed hands, Low Middlugs being quoted ct 23@2aA
and Middling Uplnnds at 24H925c. p ID.
On Wednesday, the transactions amounted to near lol
bales the rates continuing about the same as the day be-
fore, viz: 2415@25c. q ib. for Middling.
Yesterday there was good demand at steady rates
Sales 121 bales; 1sat2 40 at 22 lat 2Sh, 81 at a.
at 24k IS at u.s. IL at 25. We q-otc Low Middling q
@23h; Middlpg 24H@25; Strict Middling 26H.
SEA ISLAND COTTON.-Th' receipts of this quality
of Cotton has almost ceased, and with light stock, the
sales of the week have been about 60 bales at 4b@65c
fb., for common to good Sea Island. Quotations ars
somewhat nominal.
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RICE. N. STORES. LUMBER

Exports Of Rice, Naval Stores and Lumber,
from the Port Of Charleston, from Septe'r
~ ko Tnna 1962.
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LIST OF SHIPPING

LIST OF SHIPPING
In the Port Of Charleston, June "a, 1867.
VESSELS UNDER 100 TONS, AND STEAMERS coAsTNa
WITHIN THE STATE EXCEPTED.
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THOMAS r. AGNEW,

Fine Groceries, Choice Teas, Etc.. Eto,
NOS. 2eO and 262 GREENwICH.ST., COR. OF MURRAY,
NEW YORK.
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NOTICE TO SAILORS OR IMMIGRANTS.
HOTEL Or BOARDNG-HOUsE KEEPERS.
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL,
March 13, 1857.
TN ACCORDANCE WITH THE FOLLOWING ACT OF
| the Legislature passed the Goth day OF December
1866 persons concerned hereby notified to ca at
this Office and take out the required license immedateiy
W. II. SMITH,
Clerk of Council
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The exports comprise 25 bales for New York. 1853 for
Fall River, 1887 for Liverpool.
R1cE-The supply of Louisiana is small with q mir
demand for the high and low grades but very little tor
the medium grades. We quote Louisiana at sHallh Nc
Carolina &c., India 10ha
CoRN-The market Is steady and frm with a fair de-
mand especially for white, at yesterdays prices Tne
sales to-day embrace 12852 Sacks Of which 35OO mixed
and 1890 do at 75c 2S2 mixed GOO do and loco do at
s0c ITO white mixed and 1000 mixed 1000 white
500 yellow $50 do and loco white mixed and yellow at
s5c white at 8c 500 choice white and 1Ooo DO at
9Oc per bushel.
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8. T.--1S60-.-X.

"a smile wss on her Hp-heath was In her look
strength was In her step, and In her hAads-fhH1A'
TOE BrTTKRs"
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New Orleans nInket.

NEW ORLEANS, June 22.-CoTToN-The market
opened this morning subject to the same influence that
prevailed yesterday. and as nothing trsnspred 70 smu
1ate operatons the movement has continued dull and
inactive throughout The offering supply was measre
and factors generally demanded full previous prices
while buyers the other hand IN view OF the 1naVor
showed decided reluctance go on, deem ng it more
e1pedient to postpone for the present. the execution OF
their orders and await the receipt OF later adV1ces
ceedingly light. aggregatng at the close barely
800 Bales taken BY. SIX brokers: at pre-
yous prices the market closing steadily at our quoa
tions with the above remarks repeat as follows: Or
dinary 2sa-. Low Middling 24la-, and Middling 2oa
2c The private dispatches through the cable reporting
Middling Upapds at l1Ha11Ad, and Middling orleans
at II I'd did not appear to exercise any material In
,,rir
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Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA, June &c p. M.-FHANcIAL.-G
good demand brokers buying at l37 and selling at
138
S1LyER-Brokers are buying at 1923 and selling at 1872
CoTToNToday has been about the dullest day Of the
season in the cotton market Very little demand and
nothing of consequence done. We could only hear of
two sales bales at 22l4 and 80 at PAN Receipts %
bales.
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d In the Postoffice will
10 upper right hand cor
win also please to remem-
letter cannot be mailed, but
kter Once, June ~
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IMPORTANT OERTFTCATR&
RooHRsrER, N. Y, December a. 1851.
Messrs P. q. DRAKE Col have been great SUE
o Dyspepsia for three four years. and had 70
shsndon nv profession. About three months ago
tried the Plantation Biters and to my great Joy am
new nearly well man. have recommended mem ~
several cases. and as far as know, always WITH hsnA
bsnest am, respectfully yours,
oenen@ Rev j, g. OATHORN.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1867-04-23
SDecIOL Notices.
Merry Davis Vegetable Pain Kill.

TERRY Davis Vegetable Pain Killer,
after thorough trial, by innumerable Nv
ing witnesses, has proved itself THE MEDICINE
OF THE AGE Although there have been many
medicinal preparations brought before the pup
lie since the first introduction of Perry Davis
Vegetable Pain KILLER, and large amounts e2-
pended in their introduction, the Pain Killer mas
continued to steadily advance in the estimation
of the world as the best Family Medicine ever
introduced. 1t is an internal and external rem
edy One positive proof of its efficacy Is tna'
the sales have constantly increased, and wholly
upon its own merits. The effect of the Pain Kill
Ter upon the patient, when taken internally IN
cases of Cold, Cough Bowel Complaints, Chol-
era Dysentery, and other affections OF the sys-
tenn, has been truly wonderful, and has won fol
it a name among medical preparations that can
never be forgotten. Its success in removing pain
as an external remedy, in cases of Burns, Brui-
ses, Sores, Sprains, Cuts, Sting of Insects, ano
other causes of suffering, has secured for it sucn
host of testimony, as an almost infallIble RENE
DIV. that it will be handed down to posterity as
one of the greatest medical discoveries OF the
nineteenth century.
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