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THE DAILY NEWS.
Midsummer.

.rts the Midsrmmer! all the holy night
Fvooneth around me with excess OF hgnt
Hfstiiird like dew drops from the waning moon'
And pain and sorrow are dissolved qune'
,Tqa the Midsummer solemn eyes oi Stars
-. vith aim Questioning through neecy bars
~ clondlsni' which shall vane and vanish soon
"A amer peaee.bels cease the sounds OF wars
parting my darling alb. that you were now
Tsre There the night winds fan my fevered brow,
while ever AL sleeps anodyne is bresthed
And the tired flowers to the soft spell DOW.
All dim desires stir in dusky cells
OF tho sad soul (; . dream Of wedding-beus
efeals DER my wayward fancies love-unwreathed,
and the faint echo s.ells and Gibbs and swells
The sad wave pulses to the moon in vain,
wasting its life IN one long sob OF pain, ,.o.
And on the wind -bleacned sands In MUSIC oles'
Ike human hopes by doubt and terror slain.
But, darling. with theee strains Of sadness oien''
Ningles another music, eloquent ,,s.r
Ot that dear place where shine your bless eyes,
And al my heart rests still in deep content
We are not parted, though the hours ron ~.
UnGhsred between us all our numan ooie
Ia lint the shadow Of that great tor aye
which holds the gue1don Of the loyal SOUL
w. ara mot psrted doubt and woe and sin
Hers where our steps are darke9eo, aem us al
Rnt over all shines stin the perfect DAY
Wntoh he that doth endure shall surely W1n'
And 40 as wanes this calm Midsummer moon
~ Iipe, Mst mournfuI, chant purer tune.
brave sweet song, i1 burden. hope and rlst
Though wear Lafe's day unto the s1sefnoon.
Though eyes grow dim and plishsed hands do
yst shail the touch of Loves diviner art
= Electric thrill, tDl dust be Joined to dust,
And FAITHS full guerdon crown tho fntnfui nears'
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The fset that the Fifteenth amendment to
the constitution will have serious effect upon
tAe representation Of some Of the Northern
States, under the appointment Of the next CEN
sus, seems to have been overlooked until re.
gently, when it was brought TO the attention 9,
rmemament is not ratified before the census ls
fsken. and the apportionment for the next ten
wears made, the coIored people in the Northero
States wlllnos be included. as heretofore, IN
the basis Of representation. because they are
not allowed to vote. This, il is estimated, wlli
deprive the Iareer States OF from one 70 Two
nsnt Of those who participated 10 the rebel.
Hon in the Southern States will have no effect
fupon the representation from TINT section, as
fSoy are counted in the same class with crimi-
-naIs in the spporton Ient.
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surpentine steady at 50 s6as. Tar steady at 81 %'
Cotton, middbnga 800. -
AUGUSTA. June 28-cotton market quiet and ire
gulsr; middlings So1<aS1c.
SAVANNAH, June 2S-cotton remains firm; mid
dlngs sic; sales nominal; receipts 112 bales; e1'
ports A72 bales.
NOZZLE, June 2s.-Nothing done in cotton and
market nominal; middling 2ahas0.
NEW ORLEANS, June 2s.-Cotton essier' "'u'
dlings 81 Nc; sales ITO bales; receipts oaes; "a.
ports l16s bales. Gold S7has7A. Sterling oo>s'
NsvYork sight s-iso premium. Sugar and mo
rassea nominal Coffee dull; fair 141zs16Ac; prime
1sXalsXc; stock in first HANDS i'''V sa'As' ''0'n"
hands 70 coo sacks.
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Pa ssengerS.

Per steamship Ssrsgosss, for New York-Miss u
8 an, Mies Fisk, Coulon, Simmons, XII.
len and three friends, and 81 stewart
Per steamship Sea Gull. for Baltimore-Miss
Barry. L Eunnemanu. j WleuRea, Rev Muller, MIR
and Mrs l. Ch pin. Mr. and Mlss ] 0uterbridge.
Per steamer Pilot Boy, from savanpah via Billion
Head. Beaufot I, 6c-J + i+nd, n Curts Major
Iurrouahs. Burroughs steward, B Madison,
Murphy, Mrs 10 tell and servant, Mrs Te!.
hanpter Miss B.veps, Miss Allied. Mrs Gould,
Miss II Isnoon, Alden, s D Gilbert and servant
8 L Han and wife, Mrs Lampson, and on deck.
Per steamer Emile, from Georgetown. c.
@ Aston. L Mich lowaki, C Dean, Mrs F Eastel-
hing Rev A Carr, A BoNiin, E Rainey and wite
and 4 in steersge.
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IwA1Rs IN TEE STATE.
Marion.

Marion.
8isce the recent rains the crop prospect is
.hefter. ana there is now an expectation OF Q
ssfisffctory Weld OF both cotton and corn.
The Chcnit CoHt sd;omned ON Friday. One
ioa0o Of burglary consumed six days and ended
IN Ir scauittal. No civil bueinese was dlSpos-
"a o. :sg ,.,.r.,s
q The Winnsboro' News says: We had ooca-
, .;M N x,s;t tEs ueiehborhood Of Horeb few
Ssvs sso- md must say the farmers Of that
secson have gone earnestly TO work: Their
ss,ops are IN fine condition, well worked, no
nraSa. and growing rapidly. IL the seasons
oontinse good, our fiends in Horeb section
5NfII have 70 cause to complain.
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Markets by Telegraph.
roREIaN MARKETS.

Iospu June 23-Noon.-consols 9S. Bonds
xsssdy at OK. sugar saoat quiet and steady.
LryxppooI. Juns 9s--Noon.-cotton quiet; up
7snds l2xd;' Orleans 1870; sales le,ooo bales
Whs.s bunJant; red western ss Id. Flour US I'd.
Aftsrnoon-cot,o on active; sales Il, GOO bales. Red
Mesier. whelt o. Cd.
Eveuirg e., otton shade easier; uplands 12hd:
,orit Ems i7xI. Lard 72s Common roain t4s 3D.
< HXyaz, June G.-Cotton active; on the spot If
Asc; xAost Il Ahe.
DJHEsTIc MARKETS.
Exv Yonx, June 2s-Nom->tocss feverish.
Money active att, with l.s2 commission. Sterling
! 13<.. Cot dull at $50. Turptn inc. ct 41A41Hc.
sRosin fayers buyers; sIaned 81 s5s2 40.
,.EysmnR- otton dull and he.yy: sales 600. ha'es;
1uiddlinxs s2Ka83,. Biou', supsrhne State IS 1oa
q: como ON TO fair extra So 6Oa7 Wheat closed
Ie.s aelrre aud the advance partly Lost. Corn
Sosed sail Pork lower Of sS2 80. Lard heavy;
feule1sxsfoxo. whisks7 heavy nj 81 d. Tpr-
;penaine lta4lc. FreiSbss Armer. Governments
.Gossd aaadz.. ntass.l22A. Southern SeaS: No.
usy easier afler bank hours and bount fui at 7, in
currency. Sterling sH. Gold ST. stocks closed
1tm.N - -. a>f
sA11rxoHs June 93-Cot.on unchanged. Flour
active ~ iu1i prices. "ne@' hfuer' Piine 'd'Ae'
q ess1 rs. Com euH; white soas1c; yelios ss;.
FORK f,rm st $50. Bacon Arn; shouioers Is 15Ac.
Lard Am. wpiskey unchanged.
Cumx1az1 Juns 2a.-Flour advanced 25c.
~h,sse dull at s4e Asss porks ssS1 BseoO, shuul-
I@rs lxo; clear -ides lsNc. lard hsla at loXc.
Loyuvu1z. June 2a.-Provi,ions hrm. Mess
pusk - 90 seot, shoulders 1AKsi clear aides
1sxa Lard ,oAe Wpisksy weak ut 500
WuMss9o. :, J.re 7a-sprits turpenhne cosol
ssteady 1t asc Rosln quiet as 81 sJsb IS. Crude
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they were painfully nHaictipg. hnvo been radically
cured In such great humbcr. IN alm evrrV section
OF the country, that the public Scarcely need to bt
informed Of its virtues or uses.
scroiulous pOisou In QUO OF tho most destructive
enemioH OF our race. Omen this unseen ano unieh
tenanl OF tho organism undormines the constitution,
and invites The attack OF cDieeblipg or fatal diseases
without exciting suRpciou Of It's presence. Again,
It seems 10 breed Infection through the BODY, ano
then, ON some favorable ooca'ion rapidly develops
into one or othor Its hidcUus forms, either on the
surface pmong tho vIlnls In the latter, tuoercle
nuy bo ,uddcnly drp0sitcJ In tho lungs or heart or
tunors formed In tho liver, or IL shows it1 presence
by erupt,ona OH thotkin, or i0u uiocraons on some
Part of tho body. UoncO tho OCCASIONAL use OF d
petite Of This tAR'hphRli Ia Ii advisable even
when no active sym, toms cf disease appear Per.
sons afnc'o with tb0iol owing complaints generally
find INN edlntG relief. and. at length, cure by he
use OF this sAR,APAbILLA: -. Anthon,'s Fire.
Rose or Eryslpcins 1tttr, salt Rbeunl, hcald Head
Ring Worm. orU fyos. Soro Ears, and o'hel erup-
unns Visible forms OF scrUfulous die Sc. Also,
IN the more concealed FORMS us DySpepsia, Dropsy.
Heart III emo, FITS Lrilopsy NcuraIga and The vn
rious uloerous affections OF tho muscular and ner-
syphilis or vencceni aud Mereurd Diseases are
cur-d by It, trough q long limo "a required fol rub
during these ob.t nate malsdI oy Gy medicine.
Rut long continued uhs OF this medic7ne Will cure
the c0mplaint. I@ucorrhoa or whites. Uterine UI-
ceraions and Female dlseuB"l, are commonly fooD
relieved and ultimately curod by its iur1fJfpa IN
invigoratng rfi Ct Mipulo directions for each case
are found IN our Almanac. sup He'd gratis. Rheu
matism and g, nj, when caused by avcumulaiions OF
ex,raneous matters In tre blood yield quickly TO It,
as also Liver Conpl ints. Topfdlty, Congestion ol
Inflammation of the Liver and Jaun ice. VII. n sris
ing, az they Often do from tho rsuhlng poisons ID
the b ood lhIs SARsPAtHLA Is o great resiorr'
for the strength and yror ofthe system. those WHIT
are LaneuId snd Lstle 8, prspondent sleepie
and troubled with Nervous Apprehensions Or Fears
or aLy OF ths affections symptomatic Of Weakness
will find Immcdlate relief snd convincing evidencs
NEita W.
PREPARED BIZ
!nr. IT, o: AYk.k q u ., Lowell, mass
- :-;Pra~tiral and Analytical Cnem,sts.
Sold at Whole sale. by
DOWIE MOLE
Charleston. South Carolina,
And by Retail Druggists everywhere.
Ns-cb 25 p&o thBtusDee
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ALEX. q. STEPHENS.
THE WONDERFUL FAMILY NED

THE WONDERFUL FAMILY MED1.
CINE.
Letter from the Surgeon General Of he late Confedcr-
ate States
RICHMOND, Va, January IA. 1869.
JOHN DARBY & Co., No. 169 Wtlham.street, New
York:
Gsntlem.u-I have received your letter Of the 18th
OF December, 1865 calling my attention to your
,Darby's ProphYlacic) Fluid.
most cheertny state that the Fluid was furnish
chsrQe of general hospitals In the Confederate
vice with great benefit 10 the pafients-all the sur
geor making favorable report-a great deal Of 1t
was used 10 the hospitals.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
SAM'L PRESTON MOORE, III. d,
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Uons,Snees per south Caionna Railroad
June 23.
2os bales Cotton, 10 bales Domestics, S6 sacks
AGENT j n Robson, Johnston, Crews b Go, Klnsman
d Howell, Goldsmith b Son. ClaRhorn, Herring 3
Co, Courtenay & Trenholm, G N Averin Son, Pei
Eer. Rodgers l. Co, C courtney Co. g VII,
liams co, B Mulhgan, W Ryan, E Wiss, and
Z Sloan.
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AYERS sA sA p A r L l. A
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.

THE 4 EPUVATlON
this excellent medicine en-.
jovs, is derived from tir
cures, many Of which are
truly marvellous. lnvete-
rate cascs Of Scroiulous
disease where the system
seemed saturated with
corrup ION, have been pu-
iioed aud cured by II.
Scrofulous .a6ecttons and
disorders, which were ag.
erava' ed by tho Bcrofu.
lous contamination until
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ATH TO WO Il n 81
BUY
FLEMING's WORN COME CTIONS,

The Best In Use.
They are made Of "Ssntonine," scd contain no
Injurious drug.
Read what one # the most distinguished physi-
clan. CT Richmond Va. says about the Lose' ees !:
have long used >autonine, tue active principlH Of
F,,ropean VIZ NJ eed as au efecfunl r medy for
Worms 10 Chi rem. Mr. Warner l.. Fleming pre-
pares o Lozauge composed of it. which - very
npsasath ana paIatabIe rrj IN which ton1minister
it to chi dren and which may be rolled on a. prop
er,v nrrrared. o. r. MANSON, Ii. o.
DR.. B. BARR. Wholesale Agent,
Jpne 91 No. 13l Meedng-street
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v,,n,nrton Market.

WILMINGTON, June 22.-TURPBNEnE.-0nly
,so bbis. received today which changed hands at
90 Tor Virgin and 65 for yellow Dip per 2So pounds
" SPIRITS sTURpRN1nE-Has declined In price; sales
Of ass bbls at $50. and 100 bbs at Ho per gallon.
Al s6sl 90 for No q 50 for extra No and 81 26a4 81
for pale.
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sROSADALIS.
nARBY's PRoPHYLACTIC FLUID.

Letter from Hon. Akz H. StStess, Of Gtorgta..
CRAwroRpsvnLE, Ga September 20. 1858.
Darby's Prophylactic Fluid 10 an article Of little
cost but great value It's domestic as well as medi
cinal uses are numerous, while Its special,ies are
most wonderful I have not been without 1t for
ten years, snd no head of o family who can afford
to have II should be without it.
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Geumsrfial.
Exports.

ExportS.
AHWoAsTLE. EHG-Per British bark hsrta-ssi
tens eouih CAROLINA Phosphates.
NlW YORK-per steamship So a8ossa-SO fa.s Fec
Islard cotton l78 bales Upland Cotton. IA tes
Mce. IS bales Donestics 1859 bbls and ~
crates Vegetables, 10 bols Flour poA fnoS-
phate Rock, and Sunqries- 80,
seahshtp Sea Gull-iSS bales
Upland otton, 1s7iterces Rice. II bales Domes,
ties, bales Rags. oales Hides and Sims, .
bales Leather, AT bbls ana 40 crates Vegeta-
bles, and Sundries.
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schsrissson Cotton. and Rico Market.
6fFiCH Or THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWs,l
1CHkILxsToH. Wednesday Evening. june E.
Corron.-The mnket was without animation and
here wss put Nsle done Saies about Is bales Viz:
4 s.s; let aox; lat 2sx; eat soK; lat s1c.' We
~...nfa nor- fnaly
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Arr1ved Yesterday.

Schr Lilly, hughes, New York-l6 day.s se'
TO Roach 20; heitnI = ~ AEsnsj ss nI na,ad6h
%, BoIlmxnn Bros brown, Be, ou,se % sureis.
meyer, Bteooon Can eton pInsy' osSt1S nSn.
Witte, ] h Chus.en, Cock Co. z S CoTpe I %
thwSe Coenen.S AsSnp9iW ~ " No rosSin a. n
Chssee 20. McDun Cohen sCorMn 70 -
Osss. N.,csoW 20 : a nuysl son. Douglass
s. ssss,s. Gsrats = 70 i gorbsin. pr t}uilemIn.
Hos,.s. / osSer. Hart I co, " HARRISON, : bur
xai5p & Co, g Backer, King b 6bbon, Ketp.
Knooe!osn small 6!,s nnsS = ~ y, p.nSnin
PM = Co Siscfe schachte, stenfouss l. Co,
Oommsnder z stone, W shepherd, II sicox b
White, Iupper sons. i9pMs - svns, Ws,.,e.nn D
Wss,h " Wsbb. p Isndenville, and D walker b
saoe
schr Margaret Lucy. Crossley, New Yorsaio
5taye Hay. 10 hsfs 20. lug w. w
continuation OF neaa wnqs snSe Us n.i ., ,.rce
schr Ann Deae, from Wsps rons %Il a. ae.' '0'
Rtoe. TO y towndes, 500 Inuteson Han.,s.r.
Steamer Pilot roy, teeL snsannss' VIZ r.
hannton, hhcgL aeso, a., % W"Tat, r. Whar,nn r
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CURES BURNS. WOUNDS. STINGS, &c.
ArApaMA lNsANE HOSPITAL. !

CURES BURNS. WOUNDS. STINGs, &c.
ALABAMA Insane HOSPITAL, l
TUs, AIoosA December % 1868 !
Tessrs JOHN DARBY l. Co., No. 100 Wnlie m.street
New York:
Gcl Aeaen-I received your oircnlars OF the i tn
instant asking an expression OF OPINION from me as
TO the merits Of your Pro- hylacttc Fluid )he pro-
PARTON has been so K nrralIA used by the profs-
sion and pubic at large and 20 universally est en-
ed that it seems to me 10 need no further r'cu1n-
mendaton.
Ae dlsinfectant and RENE lial agent too when IN
dicat d, Il is e1ccIl b> any snar preparttion
We use permeangauio prepa aiions very extensively
IN this h. sptsl and oou d not do without them
consider you's tie best und most elegant pIepara-
ton of the kind manufactured.
Respectfully yours, &c
P BRTCE. NJ. D.,
gup't and Physician Alabama Insane hospital.
= DOWIE & NOISE.
WHoLE>ALe DRUGGISTS,
May rs tuths3mos agents for south Car lima.
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FOREIGN
LIVERPOOL
The Hannah Lizzie Ferguson. cleared Nay 70
The Minnie, RopereSm, sailed. May ~
MESTIC
3nRToN.
Brig Amef1eus, Band, up ..................Jupe
Bchr Frank Palmer, Latham. c'eared. ......h Nay 81
70 xPoRr MR.
BRIG Nanzanfllo, tpear, salleo June II
br,g Monlca, McCoob. % led. June
= GoIpsBono', NE.
Schr vslocits, Pinkham. sailed. June 10
~ rOnE
Brig Bladshav | ,p .;::.:; ysns ~ 10
Schr Grace u q, Ois, cleared. ...........June j!
sohr Wilde, Heather. cared. June
Schr NJ ab.r Aldrich cleared. d...........Jun June
bchr Rockingham. Nicherson, cleared .....June 9
schr 81 'sdy. Wood. up. June 10
Schr G Grove. Weaver, cleared. June ~
Schr Vim ~ rings, Hals"y, nr......... ...June "
schr Mary Stow, kankis. Q ea"ed.......... june ls
PHILADELPHIA
Brig Josie Deversu1, Clark, cleared. June 9
BALTIMORE.
Schr shiloh, Hubbard, cleared. d..........".June l0
Schr Palmer. smoot, cleared ..June ~
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like chat. before the wind.
pRoPH1TT's LIVER MEDICINE.

DIR. Prophi1-BavinR used this medicine sufa-
ciently long to test its virtue. nd TO satisfy my own
mind that It is an invaluable remedy for Dyspepsia
for six years-and being persuaded that hundreos
who now suffer from this annoying complaint would
be sgnaly benefited. as he has been by it's use, ~e
deem It duty we owe to this unfortunate class to
recopmend to them the use Of this remedy which
has given not only himself but several members OF
his family the greatest rehef.
NJ. ". ARNOLD,
~ the Geor0ie Conference
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N. ". ARNOLD.
OF the Georgia Conference.

DooLY COUNTY, Ga April, 1867.
This Is to certify that was confined TO The house,
greatest agony imaginable with Rheumatism, for
i've months, and after trying every available RENE.
dy, with no relief, was cured with TWO bottles Of
DR.. y. Prophitt's Anodyne Pam Kill IT, each cost.
ing fifty cents only; 1t relieved me almost instantly.
I therefore recommend 1t IN the highest degree to
others suffering from similar disc se. I cap say
that 1t is one OF the best family medicines now out,
certain. Yours truly. W. A. FOREHAND.
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Bev York classification We quote

u,adnno. ,................. .:.....s1xa-
2 Rpu.-was In faiS request at steady prices saies
about 81 tierces Of clean Carolina; say 20 at 7x; u
u Z 1-ls; IS ct 50 p b. We quote common to isfr
csAn Carolina st 7k07x; good s@s%c p ID.
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Consixnees per Northeastern Ratlroad
June %.

bales Cotton, 10 bushels Rice, 612 bbls Naval
stores cars STOCK. cars Lumber and Wood, Mdse'
he. TO Marshan, Jr, D stoney Kinsmsn How,
eli " H Welsh, W NJ Bird & 90, Blschof Co.
Wslter l. CO, Bolmes & Calder, Gum, Wssener Z, z
Honsees. " Green, Reeaer Davis, " Ryan. "
W,lIisms A. co. ferguson, NJ Israel, ] CampseD &
CO. W r Bratlsford. j III Cslewel b Sons. a A Gold.
smith & Co. J v Barden, Captain Christian. Mowry
& CO, Welling B simmons, W Saunders, ana
Railroad gent
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THE ASTONISHING
DISIN F ECT A N II

EMoHY CuuLxes, ouoRD, Ga. December %. 1863
Prof. DARBY. Dear Sir-HaviDg not been en-
gagged for many years in the active duties OF the
Medical profession am only Buperfciall' acquant.
ed wlth the ola'ms ef your ProphyIactIc Fluid but
ann well acquainted with its chemical elements
While, therefore. cannot speak experimentally OF
the value OF the compound vet the disinfectng and
tberspeutc properties OF the agents em oyed In It's
compofItion, together with the we'll known reputa-
rion ~ ,ts dIscoverer as chenet, authorize me to
regard Its merit as OF hieh order; on the whole 1t
must be considered as valuable contribution TO the
class Of articles 10 which II bet tngo.
Those views NAV udd are sustained by the testi.
mony OF many Competent judges, who lave tested
It's pl ploperties. Believe me, dear sir
Yours respectfully.
a. MkANS, III. D., IL. d.
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NJaE EXCELLENT REMEDIES OF o. 8. PRO
PHITT, II. D., need no recommendation
their we'll known power in removing the diseases Pc
culiar to our Southern climate having already estab
lshed for them an enviable reputation In Georgia
and the adjoining states. As the majority OF persons
living IN the South predspo.e to disease Of the
Liver II Is granted by all intelligent physicians that
most Of the pains and sohes Of our people are due
to ORR ,nic or functional arrangement Of that mpor
tant organ. Prophitt's Liver Medicine and Anti
Bilious Pills strike directly at the root Of the evil
They cure the Liver which IN nine cases out Of en-,
s at the bottom of tie Coughs, Dyspepsia, Colo,
Sick Headache. rheumatism, Constipation. Men.
strual Distinctions, &C., so common among our
people. Earache, Thothache, Acute Rheumatism,
Neuralgia and bodily pains Of every kind fee before
PROPHITT'S PAIN KILL 1T
t;ho ,hofT hafora ha wind
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CovNaToN, Ga, July 9, 1857.
Dr.. Prophit-Having used your Liver Medicine
for more than year In my family, cheerfuliy re-
commend It to all persons ufering from Liver al
feciIone. Dyspepsia or Indigestion in any form.
also recommend your Dysentery Cordial as the best
remedy tor That disease. o. 7. ROGERs.
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X J. sCHLEPEGKELL.
No. 81 LINF-STREET,

LUMBER OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AMI
BUILDING MATERIAL, LIME and PI ASTEh.
ING LATHS. PAINTS. OILS. GLASSEs, SHiSGLES; |;
also GROOVE AND TONGUE BOARDS, &c. COD
stantly on baud 1t the lowest market prices.
September u mthslyi
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srANroRpv1ILE PUTNAM COUNTY, Oct l. 1867.
DR.. o. 8. PToph,tt-Dear Sir-Ihii is to certify
ye RS and have never failod euro he Ague in
single instance with them. They alHtys break the
chis the first day that they are given can recon-
mend them q being the rest aHuo medicine that
have ar found and they leave no bad effects follow.
Ipg them, as Qulniue &c
Yours respectfully. a. WESTBhOOh.
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LIST OF VESSELs
Up CLEARED AND SAILED FOR HIS f0h Z.
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Druas, Chemicals, Gtf.

THE BEST IN Us e,
LINN'S VEGETABLE PILLS,
FOR BALE By ALL pRueeIsrs, AND By
". T. LINN, Druggist,
Corner of Coming aud Cannon streets.
Inn. II 1moH
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1.-THE BEs sTIN USE,
ALINN,s VEGETABLE PILLS,
FOR BALE By ALL pRueeIsrs, AND By
| W. 7. LINN, Druggist,
| Corner of Coming aud Cannon streete.
| 1r,. II 1moH
r. VS.
TOBACCO ANTIDOTE.
Warranted to Remove all Desire
for Tobacco.
1t is Purely Vegetable and contains
nothing luxurious.
The following is one Of thousands Of testimonials
ths are daily received by the Manufacturers
R1oaM1Np. Va, November g. 1858.
DEAR sR-The Tobacco Antidote" prepared py
You according to the receipt you have submitted 70
me and the ingredients OF which have examined,
is purely vegetable entirely bar mless and conains
nothing in the least injurious. It is not disagreeaoe
to the taste, and as home article, nope you VIII
meet with ready sale Tor 1t, and believe that ne
Il. ~'''''0 - JOHN DOVE, MI
xa- Price so cents per Bot. The usual discount
to the Trade.
~ For sale by
DR.. H. BAER,
WHOLESALE AGENT FOR SOUTH CAROLINA.
JuneT tmo
ERBs sH d DRU Gs.
= JUST RECEIVED,
GRImAULT & CO.'S PKEPARATIONss
IoDIZED SYRUP OF HORSE RADIsH
VEGETABLE CAPSULES OF MATICO
SYRUP OF HYPOPHOsPHITE OF, LIME
GUARANA POWDERS.
Ali fresh from Paris, and for sale by
DIR. H. BAER,
Hsy8 No. 1S1 MEETINa-STREET.
FoR THE HAIR.
JUST RECEIVED,
PHALON'S CREMICAL HAIR INVlGORAIOR
AYERS HAIR VIGOR
MONrGOMERY'S HAIR RESTORER
BURNETT's COCAINE
HALLS SICILIAN HAIR REVIEWER
CdEN 44p = i 0As LII AkotAs
CHALFANTS COCOA CREAM
LYONS KATHAIR0N
<BAR3Y's rR[OOPHEROUS
REEVES AMBRosIA
EXCELSIOR HAIR TONIC r|
sAvAaE's URS1NA
49, BACHELORS HAIR DYE
HAwLEY's HAIR DYE
HAMBLETONS HAIR STAIN
POMADEs, PHILOCOAEs
HAIR OILS, BANDOLNE
COLOGNE WATER
MAGNOLIA WATER
FLORIDA WATER
BAY BUM. &C., &c.
For sale by DR.. ii. hAHH'
hays No. 1a1 MEErINa-sTREET.
TO b A K r Il s.
JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
CARBONATE OF AMMONIA
PRIME HOPS
CREAM OF TARTAR
H. BAER, Druggist,
No. 1a MEETIN G-sTR ERT.