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STEAMERS.
Waldoboro- and Damariscotta

Wald0b0rO and UamarlSc0tta
Railroad and Steamboat, Two Trips
per Week.
saunx Steamer " @ has. Hou9l.-
ton,o ALDEN WINCHEN-
En E1l1ZAh BACH, Master, will leave
kE5szsSl Railroad Wharf, foot OF State
s7sssss-ssss71E% Street, Portland, every
WEDNESDAY AT g o'clock A. NJ for Waldoboro,
touching at Boothbay and Round Pond, and every
SATURDAY at O'Clock A. M. for Damarscotta'
touching at Boothbay and Hodgdon's Mills.
RErURNING-will leave Waldoboro' every Fkl-
DAT ~, at o'clock A. NJ, and Damariscotta every
MONDAf, at O'Clock A. Nj, touching at intermedl-
ate landings, connecting the Boston Boats at Port
land and with the Boston & Maine and Eastern
Railroads, arriving in Portland in seasons for pas
Through tickets old at the offices OF the Bos-
ton & Maine and Eastern Railroads, and on Board
the Boston boats.
er route. HARRIS, ATWOOD g. CO.,
ap27dtf Agents.
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House for Sale.
Farm for Sale.

RRICK House No 46 Spring Street, recently own
Ded and occupied by the late james E. Fernald.
Apply to
ap23tt LOWELL & SENTER.
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House Lot for Sale.

ONE of the most pleasantly located Lots on Com
" gress st. near the Observatory. The view from
this lot cannot be surpassed by any other in the eig
The houses adjoining above are of good class Mr.
Merrill Of the St Louis Flour Store has purchased
the next below for the purpose OF erecting a good
house for himself. This lot is 40x95 ft., and will be
sold low If applied for SOON
Apply to w. ii. JERR1S, Real Estate Agent,
apr19d3wA Under ancaster Hall.
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PORTLAND, APRIL q, 1s69-George R. Da-
Wis 8 Co., Real Estate and Mortgage Brokers.
have $4,000 to loan on first class city mortga-
ges-or will buy on favorable terms. A21-2
story house with IA rooms Lot 35x6O. within
minutes walk of the Post Office, can be
bought for $4,000. Also IL story house. 9
rsoms, on Hampshire street, near Federal, for
$25O0 Also new IL story house on An
derson street, for $25OO. A new PIP story
house on Lincoln street, II rooms, arrnged for
two families, for $23OO A new house on Elm
street, $4,000. Also residences in the western
part of the city from $25OO to $4,000. Parties
intending to build are invited to examine our
list of Building Lots. div
For $4,000!
A NEW two story French roof house, in the west
a ern part OF the city, within few rods of the
Spring street horse cars, containing fifteen rooms:
arranged for two families; water up stairs and down.
lot s5x112; roof of house slated Title perfect and
immediate possession given. This property will
rent for $500. GEO. R. Davis & Co
Real Estate and Mortgage Brokers.
April %, 1862. div
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FOR . SAIAR:ss. !.

nNE of the best Lots OH Deeripg streets, about
" 1000 square feet.
One Of the best lots Pine st about 5000 sqr. it.
lot on conner of Church and Newbury sts, 1000
square feet.
A lot on corner Congress and Smith SITS, 1000 #.
lot on corner Cumbl'd and Anderson st, 1000 #,
Inquire OF JOHN G. PROCTER,
ap21-d3w SO Exchange st.
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SEBAGO WATER.

VELOCIPEDES.
Patented February IN, 1862.
Patented November Goth, 1866.
Patented March I6ih, 1860.
The subscriber having opened the large Ware
rooms No 634 BROADWAY, in connection with his
immense carriage Warerooms 63S Broadway, having
several manufactures of his own and daily receiving
consignments from tho most prominent Velocipede
manufacturers in the United States is prepared to
fill orders with dispatch.
Prices from $50 to $3.50.
liberal discount to purchasers of six or more.
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OFFICE SECRETARY
Third Army Corps Union,
Pennington, New Jersey,
APRIL 10, 1861
The Annual Meeting of the Third Army Corps
Union, will be held at Delmonico's, Corner of Four-
teenth st. and Fifth Avenue, New York citv on
WEDNESDAY, May 9th next, at O'Clock P mt
By Order of the Board OF Directors,
EDWARD L. WELLING, Secretary
Aur 17-eodtMay1 tdtd
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FOR SALE /!

First Glass Houses for Sale.
THE two brick houses with French roofs Just
Il erected on Congress Street, near State They
are first class in every particular, being pumbed
thoroughly for hot and cold water. The bathing
and dining finished in Chestnut and black
walnut. They have good yards, with rear passage
way accessible from Pine or CONGRESS Streets. Ap-
ply to w. H. STEPHENSON,
oct30du I'd National Bank.
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House and Store for sale.

o. A good house, convenient for two families,
IM;. with a store in the basement, located IN tne
western part of the city, now renting for $500
per annum, can be had Tor $500.
Apply to W. II JERRIS, Real Estate Agent.
anr W
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WANTED
lfian Girl

An American or Nova ScOtian Girl
CUITABLY recommended, is wanted at No. 6s
y Danforth ST., tor second work and to assist in
the care of children. G. W. GODDARD.
Portland, April 23d, 1869. ap2ieodf
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TO LET.

n ND pleasant accommodations for families or sin.
"A gle persons, can be had at No 80 Danforth st.
April 20-d2w*
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Portland S0vaaags Bank.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
Augusta, April 70, 1869.
AN adjourned session OF the Executive Council will
be held at the Council Chamber, in Augusta, on
TUESDAY, the twenty-seventh instant
Attest FRANKLIN M. DREW,
ap20td Secl etary of State.
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noon. Corn heavy; mixed Western, 81 l4al II.
Whisky decidedly higher ct d 25. Beef STEADY
PORK dull ct Ssl Lard heavy; kettle, 1e1sa2o csnts.
Naval stores and groceries quiet Freiehts nrm.
Money. CAT CENTS Bank statement very unfavora-
BILE: specie decreased two and hall millions. ooio
Ariuer. opened ut 35K and advanced to SSN, ou'
upan the untavorable account Of the cotton CROP
closed a. s5Xas6K. Gold export for the week.
s5s 600. Governments scarce; large German oroers
m the market caused an advance Of Il cent out
failed to bring supplies equal to the demand' tne
market however. closed quiet with the ADVANCE pa,,
tally lost State bonds duh; TennesseeS' 'u' oim
cents: new, IS cents; Virgintas, DID, 90 cehs Noi'u
caroinas old, So cents; new, AZ Genus;
I76s< cents; new, 66 cents; Levees' % GEMS
q. cents Alabama ss SO cent?; 6s, ~ cents' 9eoreiA
'Vs, socents; 7's, 81 cents. .sG,2n - .,
n.1znsoRr, September Ill. - Cotton Gun ~ %
b Flour quiet and steidy oWheat nrner;le'
:cssots srnsil red. st5s: Corn, 81 20. oats' %
csnts.- Pork quiet. Bacon active. Lard quiet,
whisky active st 81 IS. 5jA 7'.o - '-'-+''
c,,.c5sn.rr .september u.-whiskey frmer at
s,0Ss1 10. Mess pork dull and nominal Bacon
shoulders, lB.< cents; Sides 1sX cents. - .
ST LOUIS, September 11-Pork dull at sSs Ds
ss76 Bacon buoysnt; clear sides, 10 cents; RIB lsA
cents ISrd dull; tierce, 1sKa1sx cents.
,Loursyu1x, September 1l--PIovisions quiet.
wea, pork, SIS 9sas35e Shoulder Is; clear sides'
1sx cents. Lard, 20 cents. Whisky, 81
WnMSaros. September i1.-spirits turpentne
sscsnss. Bosin, nothing doing. Crude turpentine'
81 5oas 90. Tar, % co. Cotton, niddhng, soH cents
AUGUSTA, September 1L-ooton opened win ou'
few buyers at holders prices; sales OF 27e oaes were
,o.asat different ngures. ranging from 2s1s 10 So%
c,nts the market closing dull at so cents for the
hest New York middng. Sales for today 276 bales;
for the:weeh, 1919 bales Receipts today 4S7 bales;
for the week, 200 bales. Stock on hand this eve
ming by actual count s2s bales showing an increase
from last week Of 500 bales.
SAVANNAH, September 1i.-Cotton, receipts 1863;
exports, 1866; market opened with q moderate de-
mano, but during the day prices sofsened down in
consequence Of sdvices from New York; midding,
So,S cents. 90. . .--4--5a
NOZZLE, September I.-cotton.- nothing done
eceipts, 90 bales; exports. l62 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, September 1L-Cottop, prices
easier sales $40 bales middng. cents; receipts
SAT bales; exports coastwise, 2os1 bales. Gold,
s4h.- Sterling, l5X cents. New York, sight "a
u per cent discount.
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Arrtxed saturday.

Schr Ida Bella, Fisher, Boston-8 days. Mdse 10
" Roach & Co, NJ Goldsmith son. E b stoddard 4
Co, G W Williams GO, street Bros 60, , Rail.
a Trenholm & SON, u 4 Annie, Kinck. wickenberg
& Co, " Russell & Co, II Whit aud r Marshall
Steamer Dictator, Nc Neity. PLlatka, via jacks on
vile. Fernandina and savannah. Mdse TO
Aiken l. Co. Fraser & Dill, steamer Barden, VIM
shepher1, Stenhous- Co. Willis Chisolm, Mrs
wHkerson. Reeder & Davis. NJ Bird & Co. Gour-
din, Natthiessen & Co, and others.
Steamer st Helena, Elliott, Eoisto &c. tales
8 ! Cotton. and Mdse To ) L Murray. G Il Hop
pock. Fraser & DILL aud j Hancsel.
Sloop Mary Goodrich, Roberts, Ashepoo. 1909
bushels new Rough Rice To d Hoppock.
Boat from Christ Church bags Cotton. To
] Z Heath. -
Arrived Yesterday.
scbr Ida Richardson, Bedell, New, York 10 days.
Mdse. To w Roach & co, Dukes co, Mowry
b Co. CR ahdden, Robson, Yeadop. Railroad
Agent The Ida r experiences severe gales, had the
Cleared Saturday.
Steamship Manhattan, Woodruff, New York-Jas
Bark R q " Dodge. Munro. Georgetown. s c-H
Brig Josie Devereaux, Clark, Boston-M Goldsmith
schr Mencxa, sS;N a. pis,ssway. New Yort-Risley &
schr " Z Jones, Line. St Mary's. Cav Roach &
schr Lilly Hughes, New York-w Roach Co.
Sailed saturday.
Steamship Manhattan. woodruff New York.
schr W Jones, Line, Fernandina. .af
Sailed Yesterday.
From this Port
'stea7o;hip Charleston, Berry New YORK. Thursday
schr Hawtins, Mcvey Philadelphia, Sep, 8.
Up for this Port.
schr Enon NJ Baxter, Rogers; at New York. Sept 6.
schr Francisco, Crowther, at Baltimore, Sept 8.
Cleared for this Port.
S.hr Anna Glover, Terry, at Boston, Sept 8.
LIST UF' VESSELS
uP. CLEARED AND SAILED FOR HIS Peh7
.,s eoRE1GN e.' ;;1
LIVERPOOL.
The Duke of WeHipQton, Allen, up. August IL
British bark DakeIth, Langwill, called. ...Au&ust 10
The Homborsund. Nelson, up........... August lS
DOMESTIC
~ BOSTON.
Bark Walker, Pettengil, cleared. ........ Sept z
Anna Glover. Terry, cleared. ............ sept
Schr Joseph Long, -, up...... ........:.sept
RocxPoRr. NE.
Brig Monica, Mccobb, sailed. .
EEw Yonk.
Brig Kirby, Bernard, up. ........Sept o
Schr Palmer, Rankin, cleared. Sept
schr NJ, rover, Brown, cleared .............Sept
Schr Ellen Baxter. Rogers, up.............Sept-
PHILADELPHIA.
Schr Trade Wind, Hoffman, cleared. ...Sept
BALTIMORE.
schr Matoaka. F ooks. up.
Schr Francisco. Crowther, np....... ....'..sept .
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Markets by Telegraph.
FOREIGN MARKETS.

FOREIGN MARKETS.
LozpoN, September 11.-Noon.- consols s27s'
Bonds, 80. Tallow, 4ss Cd.
Pans, September 1o.-Bourse closed f'rn Rem
tes, Tor GOO. g.
September 11.-Bourse excited.
LIvEzrooz,% September 1c-Cotton opened dull;
closed shade ntmer; uplands, 1salshd; Orleans,
asxd;, sa.es, 10000 bales; speculation and e1'
port 1oeo bales; receipts foE the week, 600 bales;
slss 60 oo6 bales speculation. 5000 baleo; exports,
II. COO bales; stock; 2s noUbalss; American 5000
na,es; stock aAost 100000 bales; American 5000
h.i.sj q q L, = { r.. = ", 81 --it
ssptsmbsr 1l.-NoOns-c Cotton frmer, but not
teher; auotasops unchanged; sales, 10 900 bales.
Rea wheat. % i0d. .,.,s4E
RvepinR -Cotton closed steady; uplands. 1890;
r,eans 1sxd; szies, le 900 bales; export and specu
sstioupsooo balss.9 SPork. 911os.
aSVI Sevtemhar 1a-cotton closed declining;
spos ls6se; sAoat lftecs ss3'aV - ~.
seutembar 1l.--Coston firm; spot. f6sc.
,GpoMfsrSo aiaKxKrs.
NEW ,Sosi.s sspisnber ii4NOOn. Flour raiher
,.s,a,sr Whest ias o-nts better. Corn, 1a2 cents
soT,.. Msas pprk. se1l Lard dnlE Doston quiet ct
s. csssa gu1pshtins Arm at IS cent? Rosn quiesss
Evening @ooottols ,lhsds lower; rales. 1902 bales
at ssKask. Flour steedier. Wheat deciinad sinee
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Passengers.

Per steamship Manhattan. for New York. 7
hEnev, Mrs Sermett,. Miss Camps'n. Mrs Panzer.
better, Mrs Hunueken, child and servant, White
and wife, Miss Rutter. Mrs NJ J Zsrnow. Miss Nc
Lean 4 W Jeger, Melchers. ] Klinck, Mrs Marsh
MT Davis, wife and two children, Mrs NJ Iann-
lunson, Mies M O'Neil, c McFall, J Jeush, P Oar
cey, c Wiepges, Warehouse. J Thomson, Nc,
Csrthy I b Vaughan, J McElrath. Henry Roll, j
Rhenois, s Bleekly, ] NJ Appel, Lehman. MISS
Baynts. G Frank. ] d Franh. Bruning, Heese.
man, Hockey, G Hockey. G S Hockey, al Swain,
Miss Welhum, and 10 on deck.
Per steamer Dictator, from Palatka, via jackson,
vile, Fernandina and Savannah-Col Sprague ana
dauehter. J L Wallace, J Kirkpatrick, Mrs Geger.
MIS- stevens and two children. G Norton, P W san
ders. O champion, Boulnight, o g Noxton, Nj
HAGEN. Capt q Dibble, Mr. Seabrook, j Gorham'
L Fonda, and on deck.
Per steamer st Helena. from Edisto-T Crea.
ser. lady and child, Mrs Lyons, Beckett, Mrs NJ
NereIlo and child and Swinton,
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nk. CHA US
GOLDEN RENE EDIE s.

IN II. II. Y IA -
GOLDEN REMED DIEs.
Ask FOR NO oTBtR, TAKE NO OTHER. AND
YOU will save time health aud money.
SlLC0 REWARD Tor any case OF disease IN any
stage which they fail 10 cure. ,e.la
DR.. RICHAU'S GOLDEN BALsAM No. cures
Ulcers. liberated Sore Throat and Mouth, sore
Ewes. Cutaneous or Skin Eruptons, Copper Colored
BIotches Soreness of the Scalp. scrofula, dc Is the
greatest Renovator, Alteratlye and Bood Puriner
known, removes oil diseases from the SYSTEM and
leaves the blood pure and healthy. ~
DR.. RIoHAU'S GOLDEN BALsAM NO: cures
Mercurial Affections, rheumatism In all Its forms'
whether ON mercury or other causes; gives imme,
diate relief In oil cases. No dieting necessary
have thousands Of Certificates proving the miracu.
Ions cures effected by these Remedies. Price OF
either No. or No. 9 s5 per bottle, or two bottles JOE
50. .>,,,>1>--,, "a. .,o.
dy. pleasant and radical cure tor all Urinary De-
ragements, accompanied ewith full directions. ~Pnee
% Dr.. RICHAu's GOLDEN ELIXIR p'AMoR, a
,adica cure for Nervous or General Debility IN old
or youpg; imparting energy with wonderful eject.
Price s5 rer bottle, or two bottles for 80.
On receipt oil price these Remedies Will be snppeo
to auy place Prompt attention paid to all cores
dents None genuine without the name OF "Dr.
RICHAU,S GOLDEN REMEDIES, D. B. RICHARDS,
Sole Proprietor" blown in glass OF bottles.
Address D. B. RICHARDS.
No. 22a varickstreet, New York;
Office Hours from A. N. to o9P. M.
Circulars sent. ly July D
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were predicated upon payment next week. Jne
great majority Of cotton was stored. Unless new
York declines greatly an order cannot be hned AZ
thesa fIe1res. which now are half to one cent oe-
low vbst cotton would command If there was cur
reucy ON baud. There will be an ample supply
Mondsy. Some middinas to-day sold as low as 2sc'
Ordinary 25a25Sc; good ordinary 26a26hc; low mlo-
dline 27a27 Hc; middling 2SHa2ec. oo,
Sales of the week IA bales. Weeks recelpts sSt
bales. against POP the previous week, and 3bS tne
corresponding week ef last season. Shipments oo'
bales. - III
Stock on hand september1, 1862 90; 'iz0
Receiyed psst week. sos .o,
Received previously. y.... ......'..'.' W. ii0o
Toto, 1911
Shipped past week k....".......'.''.. 90, 90, .eoa
Shipped previously. ............... 1<i- oSo oo
Stock on hand september 10. 1884,. 62S
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csT TWTyfYlB1lTH DAYS. tk-.pCA1.'are-. -
6rxzuvrrISs, 3. C.. Thursday, September g.
SThe I Ssrurt opened at 10 O'Clock. A. N.
The petit and pleas jurors answered TO 'hen
nj MI patte Henry @. Miller. creditor, VS.; Jas
Df Kaysi debtor. Specifications pi gr0u1%us Los
:inyoi1pferY bankruptcy. SamnG %co9nSs 1y ns
rnd.R i, Perry for creditors: y. +. heeo .a sno
YIN. Henry Trescot Ior 9eoso,.a a ~ s ., H,1. on.
scnSerf 5u both sides closed To-day, Hltn tla "a
-.o,,t;nn- Of Mr. Perry, who will conciude 20
morrow, and the judge will then charge the
.sauiTyi s-,a,ns,,s,5 bparte IN, crpcket
a 3 sl3 Il ssSSS GsSSkes 6s5r Petition 10
:.,sst eSish fais.,s sG. atterson pro pets Beg
:satTrT sc Iel,ert read md confirmed. aud as,
s,oime@ordbred 10 sell and apply pr aceeds OF
tsraSe nc recommended IN report. ssl es%s :, ~
4 n parse john H. Mcdaniel IN re John s.
hProssiey~ y~ Petition to establish hen. Same =
lSS. RI narte' Charles Bolt in re William 81. Lar
lar. ,rssiznee. Petition for sale. Clawsoa
,T6onpson, pro net, Same order as above, Gi ,
sr.Ex nal ts Charles Bolt, asslgpee, ~ re ID. o.
HNnASkeR. Idem. Same order a. aoose.-
EEparse J. g. B, Tho%pso., snd da =. q SaSe1 Se,r
3. ~. CIKTS6m, pro pet Same order as above.
ny r,arte J. 81. .McElvee, in re A. M. kle,
bsnkruntss Petition to establish ien., 7. w.
zTjSWSSf,. bto; ;pSt.s Same order as above.
SssEsss SStilas h y eassolsS e SGaP len,
- }srson, pro pct. Same order as apose.
III parte J. Z. Edwards, in re. D. g. St'n1
ezon.y .ybankrnpk Petition to establish then.i u.
ec5. ffStteFsorri pro pet. y Fame order as above.
~ parte F. q. Shurley, 10 re E. H.Chepy,
bankrupt. Petition 20 establish PHI hen; le Joseph
otsTE psrts I Jossph. N. Gayle, assigpee 70 70
Eonas n ,Ruf,d ,dAfburk bankrupt. W. i. De
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GsnamerfiaI.

- > exports.
aosToN=perhrie JosisA Dsyersaux,-1sSs bbls Ma
val Stores so tons Iron. u tons Guano, "a toms
Cotton seed, 81 bales Rags, 2,000 feet Lumber,
NEH Y0RR4Pee steamship Manhattanrls6 bales
Ubind Cotton, 20 tiercee Rics, 2s1 bbls RoGin.
isotfss sSnr SelsWaGi0 900 feet yellow Pine Tim.
$50 $k2 feet yelioR Pine Lumber. Per schr
-sici i7SoQC feet Lumber, ib6 bbls Rosin, %
20 sla5t BsfTelss % empty cafboys packages
sr sisSfs. Sisi ! S eaMpef sohr W HJOnes-erAin and
u Ky. --'NA .5 aTot
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cnsIries1tosin 1si Cotton, Istee ana Naval stores

Cnsrieston Cotton. Istce AND Naval Stores
-e,rA botaftsioa s3i esarket, =. eNHo,i
AfFfGF oFrH2 CHARLESTON DAILY Naws.(
6aSHrxsr6a. Saturday Evening" Sept. u. 3
scSrToS.GThere was moderate demand nom
purchasers, ths transactions showing no important
Alterations IN the character Of the market. except
thaztnseriur qualities were somewhat easier. Sales
about as bales, VIZ: at ~; 4s at 20; st 2ss; y
2sk; 20; IS at so; ~ at 81; IS at sl1a cts. We
erucfe. ~ .rEsia 3 iJl,-arii =. t' - -
eItHa g. LrvEEPooI CLASSIFICATION.
seaiordinssy 10 sood ordinary .......27 @2s1
Low nstddhng. ~ g
&c Mfddiing Observation-Disclosures O.
BY New York classification We quote.
s.:. Miadiing. ....................S1K@-
RicsL LIhe market was quiet; sales 7 tcs. OF exc.
Sl8.@siil:7 r. ;'sc:d is,~s $ 81. --r@f.
aNAsn1aSzcazs--The market was without impor-
1ss changef this product Sales 100 casks spirits
4upen.ine in country packages. at Sc
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to
liberal
nyamuarp ubIcauon the
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Copsignees per Northeastern Railroad
Seutomber III. ..

70 5 bales Cotton ssl bbls Naval Stores 20 6ushes
Rice Lumber Mdse SC! To Harsna; r6 N.cS.nu S,
Barden sto9ey. wiIia%s SS, =" SacPmsa Prost
AdSer. A MulIisap,. .Graeser B. Smith. Caldwell
Son Reeder / Davis, Mowry Co, IP Frtpperson'
Inc, aham l.. Son, J. A Prifchard 6ieehhof GO,
GsillaId & Minott, Willis & Chisolm, ArKpasricK
wife. shackeiford Kelly, Z Wfss Co, Chisoim
Broe. J Salinas, yelling. and Order. ~.
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ronsigaees per south Carolina Railroad

.September- -11.ry.,., &c !
4s1 bales Cotton, So bales Domesties, So bales
RAGS, cars Wood, 3 cars Lumber, car Mules. TO
Railroad Agent, j r Prinele. Salinas. GEaeser q
smith, L DDeSaussure, Pelzer Rodgers = CO, DOW.
ling 90. Reeder & Davis. Waiter 20, Mowry =
,Trenh6lln, Claghornr Herring & Co.. Goldsmith q
Son, and West --..,,ter ,r.r
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wryEn sEAExs COURT

JIG ~: - -. = -. ssr % Dfntrief
ProceedinSs OF the unaseo st1tcs ...s-
Z .Coart Tor t,e Westefn Dass.les eA Soe!A '-is
=. e fGtsasro,iina-Augpst . Tenn. 1859. 10 ~
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DE CA r FUL, rs,.--.-
WHAT MEDICINES
you KE.;


WHEN YQU ABE EXHAUSTED BY OVEkWOBK.
OF head or hand and feel the need OF something IN
vioorating don't drink whiskey or any intexca ting
thing, whe eher under the name of Bitters or other
wise. Such articles give just as much strength TO
your weary body and mind as the whip gives TO the
jaded horse. and no more. Alcoholic stimulants are
injurious to Nerve health. and are ALWAYS followed
by DEPRESSING REACTION.
Dpdd's Neryine and InVigorat0r
is a TONIC aud GENTLE sTIMULANT which is.
NOT attended by REACTION. Wbatit gains for
yoa it maintains. When itrt freshes bodyLor mind,
it refeshes with natural strength thai comes 10 stay
We are not recommending teetotalism in tie interest
of any faction; but long and extended observations
teaches that he who resorts to the bottle for rest
recuperation, will find, as he keeps 81 It, that he
is kindhng Gre in his bones which vfll consume,
like the flames Of perdition. Turn from 1t. Take
tonic that will refresh oDd not dest oy. DODP5
HERYiNE is for sa;e by all Druggists. Price One
Dollar. See Book Of Certificates that accompanies
each bottle. =, s1mos June 20
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-13


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FARM. THE GARDEN, AND THE HOUSEHOLD.
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