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RAILROAD sToCK INITIATION.
Stand from Under.-Stccsks at Fahulou,
Valu a o n--The CrMsh that sHsus,
e.OIne.

| Water is not costly. The New York Com
| mercial and Financial Chronicle publishes d
| list Of twenty-eight great railroads whose az.
| gregate stock in 1867 was $287 086 900. which
| n twc years have wateTed their stock to tho
extent OF $113, 600. their present aggregate
| valuation being $40O 684 eco.
But this is not all. The nine leading roads
IN the list had. in 1866, total capital stock OF
SS3S SO9 600: The, have now, to represent sub.
a.ely small additions, capital stock of $685.
6S3 900 The increase is $125 SD 600, or one
hundred aud fifty per cent, and consists al
! most wholly Of water.
Not mere y has the bonded debt been III ,nany
instances seriously mere sed SO that the prop-
perty left to be represented by tho stock is
actually less than 1T was then but tue marked
price OF tie stock itself has, in most ca ses ad-
vanced enormously
In thus comparison it would not be Just To
take the prices Of stocks b. fore the war nor
even the panic prices made upoo the concIu-
sion OF peace, wllen dealers were expecting a
speedy return to specle payment, aud the con-
s' que"t explosion of the enormous speculative
buub.e. But in the winter and spr.ng uf 1864
IL wall be remembered. the prices Of railroad
stocks we're rapidly advanced by active specu
latlon; thousands OF Leople ON all parts of
the country bought them. rega1 dless oost; F;
the )m ,'unity discussed their fluctuations as
the chIet topic Of the day; an excit smept like
the traditional fever Of the Missls ippi bubble
IN London pervaded Wall-street and great
part OF the city; aud While many cool aud long
heads Withdrew from business In stocks
through dread Of the reaction, the multitude
went ON 81 owing rich by selling to one smother
at enormous advances, until a sudden d mand
for money struck them with panic. and the
prices OF some stocks tell more than fifty dol
lars share tefore the owners could hear Of
the alarm. -
The Chronicle .continu with figures, show
ing that railroad stocks generally tavo teen
enormously iDfAted. and adts that whether
the scheme be the building Of new roads or
the purchase 0fold 1t is oetain that it is dan
gerous and that the speculative fever now RAJ
glng 10 railroad property. exceeding bv far
everything hitherto known In the markets OF
this country has reached height at which
prudent men VIII wish not to meet its haz ,rds.
will be the wider and the moro lasting for
every citizen who engages in it now.
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SUMNER AND "1fe." GRANT.
Another Account OF the Snwbbinm q,
tho Massachusetts Senator.

correspondent OF the New York Herald
gives the following version OF the recent sun.
p,easantness" between Senator Sumner and the
President:
Senator Sumner went to the White House to
have an interview with President Grant sun
ner, you know, is pompous, and so likewise is
DENT. the important usher in chief and card
receiver or the Executive mansion. But the
difference between Sumner and Dent is lust
thls-the fOrmer knows how to be pompous,
While the latter. though am mbitious to excel in
that line, is sadly deficient IN ab lity. But to
the story. Sumner arrived at the White House,
and OF course passed to the tender hands OF
Don't. The latter. on hearing the senator's de-
sire to have talk with the President DIRE "
himself up in an aiIlsh tlshion rem arked taat
he would see what could be done, and then
disappeared to announce Summers wishes to
the Executive tycoon: What Grant told Dent
can only be gathered from what Don't said whom
he Ieappeared In Sumuel's presence
Tho President wishes mo TO ask YOU OBJ
served Dent, whether your business with him
to-day is OF an important character"
II never,call to see the Presi Ieut," tlrtly re-
ssponded Sumner. with naughty toss of the
head. unless I have business Of importance.
hr, The e; PRESIDENT resi-, is buslly engaged senator
.Do SO, sir" said Sumner
Dent disappeared again for short time
within the door OF the Executive Office and thon
came ct forth looking very solemn.
Ihe PRESIDENT saws, senator. that he will
see you IN about fifteen minutes" exc aimed
Dent. bowing ut the same time to the senator.
!eil M. Grant" shouted Sumner IN one
or bis loud tones, 'that I won't wait fifteen
minutes for the Emperor Of the Frenon, the
Queen OF England or anybody else. You may
STATE also that hereafter it Mr.. Giant wants
me M ne can send for me-" and off walked tue
Massachusetts senator IN q big huff. The
same day, in conversation with a friend. Sum
ner was heard 10 say that the White House
was now nothing more than military camp
Truly Grant is getting into hot water wuh the
leaders OF his own party.
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AFFAIRS IN THE STATE.
Marion.

Marion
Mr.. F. A. Miles, who was so badly beaten by
some would -be assassins at his store on the
night OF tho 9Th, is improving.
Some Of the thieves who s!io. Mr. Law at his
residence near Florence, last winter, and g. ole
his cotton, have been arrested. One OF them
has been lodged in Jail ct Marion.
The Marion Crescent reoolt ts an unpr eoe-
dented quantity Of sickness, particularly among
children. An epidemic congh and catarrh has
afflicted nearly the who.e community, and
there has been o great dsal Of suffering. It
has not, however, been fatal in ats effects.
At meeting Of the members Of the fire en-.
gine company Of Marion Courthouse, on the
14th instant, the name o: Peedee Fire Engine
Company was agreed upon. The following
officers were elected to serve for one year from
the second Monday IN May instant J. D. Nc
Lucas. President; J. NJ. Johnson, V!ce-Presi-
dent; w. III. LOCKWOOD, Secretary; y. Smith,
Treasurer; 81 Clarke. FIRST u. rec or; II. T. Ora.
ham, Second Director; A. l.. Evans, Third Di-
rector; w. Y. Mcmillan. Fourth Director Henry
Shaw. D.. A. Flowers, Axmen; j. d. Montgom-
cry, HaIlke9per. Core 1@a
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AN ELoPEMENr AND ITS SEoUEL..-The Angus
to onsttutIonalsE ., y, slerday says: ''ADout
week ago the household OF q CaroIiua farmer,
named PARKER, wuo resides III Barnwcil Dis
tr,ct, was disturbed by tho mysterious dlssp-
pearance or one OF Its members. q young aud
conf Ing girl Of some fifsesn sum ners. Sps-
picion pointed to her disappearance with o
man named Boyd. who wonid not require
many stroE es of Durnt cork to constitute hina
.'truly loi," in color and who bad abandoned
his own vile and chiidren about be same
period. In the same neignborhood. Tue anx-
ions and distressed father arrived In this CITY
yesterday. morning IN search OF his 40,
sent aud misguided child. Boyd, with
heartleesness only equalled by the
cruel abandonment of his wife and children,
by insinuatlng oveitures Of marriage. had IN.
duced the trusting girl to forsake Ler home ia
JON and share his uncertain fortunes in this
city. Arriving here, he crowded her with a
home Of questionable comfort. IN rude shan,J
ON Bay street.. When the fasher end the ofH-
cers visited tho house, yesterday mor1lDg.
Boyd WAS said 10 be' absent st work IN ham.
burg. Faiilng to get O glimpse Of him, tlie
father succeeded in inducing his dauKhtor tt
return to her homo, wrhOus having any oolli
sion with the man to whom she had'conmitsei
he1solf"si
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NEWS FROM WARRINGTON.

WASHINGTON, May 19-Eveaing. Boutwell,
will continue for the present buying million
OF bonds weekly, and placing them in the sink.
ing fund. The bonds will be changed from
coupons to registered moro secure.
Chas. Clinton has been appointed Treasurer
OF the Branch Mint, and Assistant treasurer
'of the United States at New Orleans.
1t ls understood that Secretary Fish does
not think that Great Britain ought to be callod
Npon 10 apologize as we'll as pay the Alabama
claims.
Secretary CrcGswcll is ousting ard appoint
ing postmasttrs at the rate Of four hundred a
week.
The Cabinet. at its next meeting will con-
slider the case Of Mississippi, and afterwards
that of Texas.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
EXCITING TIMES IN WALL-SrREET.

NEW YORK. May 19.--Wall-street has been
greatly excited all day over sensational rum orc,
and oil tho markets have been affected Money
closed fairly easy at per cent, with cx-
cepticns at 6. The supply was equal to the de-
mand. Prime paper worth to per cent
Gold was excited and lose re- AAls, but reacted
after four O'Clock Z. NJ, and closed at 43&
Sterling very firm at 9la9a. Government
stocks active and excited, but declined on re-
ports from London and Frankfort, and fnally
closed steady. Stocks generally strong South
ern stocks heavy.
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sS OFFICE COUNTY COMMISSION
EIRFPRooF BUILpINa, CHARLESTON. y e.
MAY IT, l089.-'e lied propo.as will be received at
this Office to the 28th instant inclusive to buid
q suitable BRIDGE for the public use and convent,
ence over the Greek known as Church Creek. which
creek now separates Wadm alaw Island from JOINTS
Island
For all information connected with this work an
ply at this Office.
By order OF the Boerd. F.C. MILLER
May Is stutl,6 fl cba,ro,o, ps
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N Il w fOKK X AND CHA HTa ~
ST E MSHIP LINE.
CABIN PASSAGE $40.
II q Il N f. w Y a. II w

.SIJsascA TBE SPLENDID sYDEwHFB7.
III fStfAaTfN1S EfStffA ks STEAM>HiP CHAMPION r. W
|4f>>kkElnS431H LOCKWOOD Commander will safi
'"e1ss,s.bS from adger's south Wmurt on SAT
CRDAY. the 22d inst, at half-past o'ciock p NJ.
&I- An extra charge OF So made for ry.,.at. ,,
chased ON board after sailing P~A
lea yes. ~ ~ Ne~AAeH
. aJ Through Bills La1ing given for Cotton 10
Boston and Providence H. l. ~
&a- Marine insurance by this line n per cont
90 Tho steamers of this line ar. first GLASS IN
every respect and their Tables u ,oad with AN
the delicacies OF the New York and Charleston mar
ketB.
For Freight or Passage, apply to
JAMES ADGhk q 10. Arenta
Corner Adger's Wharf and East Bay 10 o.. tarrsl
&A- he MANHATrAS follows on SATURDAY tho
2Stn instant at O'Clock A. M.
May IT
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.-Fone capital French dancors. Messrs. Clod-
oche, Flaiolet,N Norlnande and Comet, have
been snga9od by the managers Of Niblo's
to appear. Tbey viii do the oan-can as 1t ID
done 10 Paris. and AZ it hns never been dor .
Ia America. Certainly sensation. 49,
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VERGNE'S ELECTRO. CHEMICAL
BATHs.-A BRA NCH OF DR. vERGNE's tOF NEW
YORK; Electro Chemical Baths is now established
ana in daily operation in Meetine. one door aoove
Budson-street over the Office OF DR.. P. T. sCHLEY.
who has private room for the espeoaal acoommoda-
don OF those who wlsh to be treated by the Medi-
Gated Baths which celebrated for the of all
diseases produced By the too liberal of Mercury
in any OF its forms; also Rheumatism, acute and
ohronac; Gout. Lead Poisoning IN any form, Nervous
Affections, Debility, and Chronic Disc gener.
ally.
DIR. g. will administer the Baths by instructions
direct from the discovarer, DR.. ", which embrace
many recent and useful hints.
Nav q limo
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Special Notiees.

AS- EXECUTORS FINAL NOTICE.-NO
TOE is hereby given that on the fifteenth day of
Juno ensuing. ut Twelve noon, the undersigned will
apply to the Judge of Probate Charleston County
or final discharge Executors Of will of the late
THOMAS M. HIAdR
E, W. g. HUME
I 5"ss ssissS 1; %ssH$ssE $oss, *. H.ss"'srs
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All tine lsovereigns Vt Europe have now
contributed money 70 the lnonument to be
erecsed at Trieste, in honor OF the Emperor
Maxmiliad. The sultan sent one thousand
aorins, I'D tho King Of Italy tWo thousand.
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Ag- BATOEELORS HAlR DYE.--THIE
splendid Hsr Dye 10 tho best Ia the worlds tho only
true and perfees Dse; harmless. reliable nsta, IA
neous; no disappointment; ridiculous Dts REM
edres the III eferts OF bad dyes; invigoratee and
leavea the bair soft ana beautiful black or brown.
sold ly all Drusgists and pcrrumars; and properly
applied at Datohelor's WIZ Factory, No. - BOND.
street, New York. Tyr May 10
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aAfal4s.lS ~ CElSOLHl.
FACTORS. COMMISSION MERCHANTS
SHIPPING AoBNTs,

SHIPPING AGENTS.,
WILL ATTEND no THE PURCHASE, SALE AND
SAIPMENT Ito Foreign and Domestic Ports) OF
COTTON. RIcE. LUMBER AND NAVAL STORES.
ATLANTIC WHARF. Charleston. q. c. !
October an
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AT HOUSEHOLD ELIXIR ADAPTED
TO ALL CLIMATEs.--lt would be happy thing for
the world If all tho excltants at present used in the
practice of medicine could be swept out OF exist
ence. and HOsrETrER'S STOMACH BIrTER9
substituted in their place. There 10 PROBABILITY.
too, that this dssirAble substitution may ono day be
accomplished Certain 1t IL. that the GREAT vnoE.
TABLE TONIC gradually dispiacirg them. and that
the confidence Of the people lie sanitary and
ing properties increases with every passing year.
'Higures that cannot lie show this to be the fact
No medicinal preparation enjoys the like popularity
among oil classes and conditions In every section OF
the country. AZ an appetiser. general iuvigorant
remedy for indigestion. euro for intermittent and
remittent fevers, semitic cathartic. specific for
fatulsncy and sour stom ,ch. o gentle diuretio,
nervine, blood depuren', specinc tor sick head
ache. mild anodyne. aud. above all. as a PRoreo.
TIoM AaArNsr EprpEMcs. it Is unquestionably the
STANDARD axEDIorHs the wSo.e United ,sates. Il.
the towns aud cities It 10 literally HOUSEHOLD STA.
P1ln Mothers believe IN It, they fnd 1t ''pressDt
help in time Of troubles safe aud pleasant
edy for the varous ailments 10 which. their sex is
exclusively subject Mon bsiieve IN 1t, because it
refreshes and invigorates tie body and the mind,
and tones both without exciting either.
May lS DAc o,
aF NO CUREi NO PAYl--FORRESr r'S
JUNiPRR TAR 10 warranted to cure uouxhs. Group.
Moaxssness, Sore throat, splitting OF Blood and
Lnng Diseased. Immediate relief produced. Try
It: 81 not sat.sed return the empty bottles and got
your money back.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by the Agent.
q. w. AIMAR. Druggist,
Corner KING ana vandarhosst streets.
A0r Price 8G cents
F6Druary ~ DAo sutneomOe
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%IHE NEAlEsT. THE QUICKEST AND
The CHEAPEsT.-1HE News JOB OFFIOE, No.
iA5 EAST BAY. having repIenished it's Stock with
new and large assortment OF material of the Anest
quality and latest Styles s prepared to execute. at
'he shortest notice aud in the best manner. JOB
PRIN TING of every description.
Call and examine the scale of prices before giving
your orders elseWhere
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9-CREDlTORS' S'NOTICE. ALL PERSONS
indebted 70 Mr. GEORGE GRCBER are requested
to make payments to either Mr. GEORGE b.
dRUBER, or to Mr. g. W GRUBER ito be found at
hessrs. COkWIN'S STORE, KING-STR EET,) during
the month. After the rs OF June, all indebe edness
unpaid will be placed into the hands of MAGISTRATE
IN order to wind the affairs speedily as possible
H. GERDrS co.
NAV ~ 1mo Agents for Creditors
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a%LAGERB BEER AT 1926 PER DOZEN. OR
"a 81 per case. Champagne Cider IN gIass-quarts
and pints. new supply received this week. Also.
q superior article OF FRENCB OLARET on drauqht
VIM. g. CORWIN IL co..
No 21B Kfpp.street
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AS UNI TED STATES INTERNAL REVE-
NUE. = COLLECIORs OFFICE. SECOND DII-
TRIOT, sOCrH CAROLINA-CHARLEsIO MAY
1. 1s69.-Tho undersigned. Collector will be In at
tendance at No. 4s Broad-street Charleston. until
May 3lst. to receive from idents Of tho City Of
Charleston. st. James Santee 81. James Goosecreek
St Thomas and 81 Dennis. st Johns Berkeley. st.
Johns Colleton, at. Andrews, st. stephens and
Christ Church, special License Taxes. also Taxes
on Income, Billiard Tables, Carriages, Pls'e and
Gold Watches included In the annual list for 1869.
Unless payments are made on or before the day
above named, the law imposes additional oharges
Taxpayers are inform d that the Collector has no
power TO deduct the Ave per cent. penalty and ono
per cent per month interest taxes not paid with
in the time specified in The notices.
Neither s the Collector responsible If the parties
who require Licenses do not receive their notices. AZ
they Invariably put the Postoce. All Licenses
are due ten days from date of notice.
WILLIAM 4. OLOUTMAN,
Nay 4 tuths Collector.
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A1- SARATOGA "A' SPRING WATER.
Saratoga, in the sta'e of New York, is one of the
most remarkable mineral upon the surface
Of the globe. Within Of Q mile In diameter
are some thirty mineral springs-no two Of them
alike. In some OF the waters. Chloride Of Sodium
predoninates In others, Iodine. Magnesa, Sulphu ur
Chalybeate &c The beneficial effects Of some Of
these waters, medicinal agents, known
throughout the civilized wo, Id. Probably one hun
dred thousand persons visit these Springs annually.
Many hundred thousand bottles of the water are
transported and consumed in the various localities
Of the country.
The SARATOGA s.A'' SPRING WATER is pro-
badly the most effective mineral water found on
eitheS continent It viii be observed That 1t has ten
per cent greater mineral properties than the cee-
brated' Congress Spring; tour times that of Baden.
Baden of Austria: Ave times that of Ax Ie Chspeile
in Prussia; twice that Of vichy in France; nearly
three times greater than tine renowned settser OF
Germany; and equally over the Spas Of Bath. Rng-
land. and Kisaengen in Bavarta.
The reputation Of this wa.er is based upon its
effects In diseases Of the stomach liver. bowels.
kidneys. and spleen, and acts with wonderful bene-
at IN cases Of Chronic Dyspepsia. Constipation.
Gravel, Gout, Sorofnis, Cutspeous Affections, Gene.
lal Letkargy, Soreness and Prostradon OF the eys-
ten.
Tns value Of mineral waters has been priaed and
acknowledged by medical men since the earliest
civilization. A cell brsted authority says: "The vir
tues Of mineral waters have been beet shown in the
treatment OF obscure and chronic diseases"
Agent for the Saratoga "A'' spring Water,
JOHN F. HENRY.
No. 81 Park Row, New York
Sold In Charleston, & G., bv q. w. AIMAR, W
A. SKRINE. RAOUL LYMAN, A. W. ECKEL 4
CO., ED. g. BURNHAM and Dr. 81. BAFR.
February Is DAc tuthspCw9mos
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nS-A SUPPLY OF CHOICE NEW ORANGE
COUNTY BUTTER. Fulton Market Beef, in half
ano quarter barrels WM y, ,!ORWTN& ~
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MAGNOLIA WATnR.-Suue rior to the best imported
German Cologne. and sold at half the price.
Muy 1S tuthe3
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FOR NEW N1NM /.
Req ULAR LIVE EVERY WEDN6,s6A "A
PASsAG r. $40

~ PASSAG r. $40.
<ssS.riSSaSs1 TIE SIDEWHEEL BTEA MsHyP
>t TessYyc. ". SAhA9OSSA. CaptaIu @. YDER wdll
ltuH lease Vnpdr'r 'rorst'e wpsrt on Wrp.
"I. ~ ~ 'fsssh. NEsDAY, May &c, 1869 @, - o'clock
funy ~ RAVS>EJ d ~, .yents
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FOR SAvANNAH-lNLAND ROUTE
VIA BEAUFORT AND HILTON HEAD.
THROU0H TICKETS TO FLORIDA
ON AND AFTER MAY tsr
PASSAG GES REDUCE
To Savannah. .9B. To Beaufort. ..@4.
= pl@n THE sTRABBb PILOT BOY. oAp.
modaton Wharfevery MONDAY and THURSDAY MoRNs
mo at 8 o'clock
John YERaUsON.
April 20 Accomm"da at'on TeArf.
EOR SAVANNAH.
rH>A THE STEAMER DTCTATOR
CAPTAIN ". T. AnoSr1rx. viii ,sai
from Charleston for Savannah on SATURDAY RvB-
MING, at 8 o'clock.
RETURNING.
viii leave Savannah for Charleston ON SUNDAY
AFTERNOON. at O'Clock.
April 20 J. 8 AIKEN & co.. Agents.
HOH PALATAkA. HLOHsADA.
VIA SAVANNAH. FERNANDINA AND JACKSON.
VILE.
.;zssssss ss;ssT.r DICTATOR. Captain VIM T. MoNsL.
TY, viii sail from Charleston aassday Dosasns
at Nine O'Clock, tor the above points
The frst-c'ass Steamer OFTX POINT. Captain Gxo.
f. MCMILLAN VIII rail from Chasleston every yvi.
day Ecsnins, a Nine O'Clock, for aoove ve,uts.
for Mobile and New Orleans, and with the Florida
Railroad at Fernandina for Oedar Keys. ut which
point steamers connect with New Orleans Mobile,
Pensacola. Key West and Havana.
Through Bills Lading given for Freight to Mobile
Pensacola and New Orleans.
s'ommect,no wnA r. =. Hast's s,sass.vs OelawaAa
and 0rtNa for Stiurr Sprnos assd Lake. Griffin. Rss.
t,s, Hdrris and Durham.
All freight poyable ON the wharf
Goods not removed OF sunset will be stored st Yie
and expense OF owners.
For Freight or Passage ensaaemelt, apply to
J. ID. AIKEN b CO., agents
s0uth AtlapWr UbaY7.
Y. B.-N extra charge for Meals and stascrooma,
November 91 Te s,l fr
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Nav 10 1nno

~ UNION BANK OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
oHAhLEsIoN. APRIL 30. ls69.-The Comptroller
General of the State having approved the Official
statement OF this Bank, and authorized the resu
OF the 1enerni ssennuiy. u a-4.>.a..
sire meeting of the Stockholders in connection
tharewlth.
meeting will therefore be held at the Banking
House. on East Bay street. on THURSDAY, goth May
proxmo. at Twelve O'Clock nj.
By order Of the Board.
May IL tuths II. d. ALFXANDER Cashier
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So CHARLES LONDON CORDIAL GIN
OR PURE LIQUOe OF JUNIPER BERRIES-Tb,s
| favorite brand of PURM LONDON CORDIAL, ON
mas STOOD the test OF tme imitation piracy high
tarns aud unfair competition, aud still enJoys a con.
s'anty increasing sale; showing that true m crit
does not always 60 unappreclated.
CHARLES LONDON CORDIAL GIN
s ohered to tue public as perfectly reliable speci-
NJ all cases OF Diseased tiladJer and Kidneys 1t
acts directly on these gsns with directpe "a ant,
speedihess. which render it invaluable to persons
suffering FROM Gravel. Diabetes. Infamed ri .dder
scanty and highly -colored uriue and in all cases
"nere' tron whatever cause, healthiul diureto ia
required.
Ladies subject to painful ensruaton, can by the
use OF COR"1AL GIN few days previous to and
during illness obtain great relief In suoh ,nsances
II should be taken with sugar and warm water
as a tonic and beverage this GIN is unequalled. as
It possesses none of the heidlche properties to be
iouno Ii those poisons now too frequently sold un-
der the names Of GIN. Brandy Whwkey, &c.
JOIN f. HENRY. sole Importer.
No. Al Park Row. New York
For sale IN Charleston, South Carolina, by Dr.
h. BAfR. RAoUL & LYNAH, W. A. sKHINE. q.
W. AIMAR, ED. $. BURNHAM and A. w. ECFhI.
q w totheeo~Smos DAc Feb nary %
&T TIES. sCARFS. GLOVE, UNDER
WEAR AND HOSIERY, at
BLACKwELL's,
MAY IL tnths No, 2l0 King.sreet.
A% HALF WAY UP LOOKOUT NOUN
TAIN, tho place where mem Try is stirred by
thousand thrilling associations where the brave
boys OF both armies met and fought hand 10 hand
where the bleod OF both FRIEND and foe was MINGLED
together and rao down the mountan.side in rlvulets
Is smooth faced rock, upon which POOR, wounded
soldier inscribed the following:
as. T.-ls60-x Harry in the battle was wound
ed. aud carried to this spot by two clever .Yanks'
They bade me farewell. they supposed, to die for
was 60 weak from loss Of blood that could but
family thank them Tor their kindness. They lett in
my can'een a-'eo'e-s III strep gtneneu
me- and kept life wihu mo until hello came and my
wound was dressed God bless them for their kind
ness and for the PLANTATION BlTrERS.
HENRY DAvAGEL
Company B, 10th Georgia.