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COTTON RECEIPTS AND PROSPECTS.
From the New Orleans rimas, February 25.l

From the New Orleans rim,s February 25.l
Tho receipts of cotton IN this city already
exceed the whole receipts OF 67 ard G8. UD to
tho ist September. 1868 there were 6G0 600
balos; to tuo Oath February, 1856? the receipts
arc 67l, 600 bales. lhc total receipts ut all the
Southern ports arc estimated as about equal TO
those OF last season. New Orleans. however,
has BEEN favored this season by the Grel;S-
success OF the planters III the region adjacont
to her port.
Last selson the Mississippi valley partici-
patel III the general disasters which reduced
The crop, whilst this year 1t has been exelnot
from ylsilatioaS which swept the who'o c)tton
legion in 1867 and 68. It's almost Certainly
that the total receipts Dy the first OF September
will reach tho figures which wo gave rs our cs-
timase OF the beginning Ut the picking season.
To wit: 900 G0C bales. at tho average ra cj of
cotton during the season tho money value o.
this crop will reach tho large sum of n.nety
millions Vt dollars.
The product ut tic whole South Will exceed
two hundred millions OF dollars Of which uhc.c
ar exported abroad an amount cqual to two
thirds OF the whole cXpurts ut tic United
States. thus 1t is thrt cotton still continues
10 mi .talu Its attitude as the "rolI regulator
Of liIe exchanges Ut this country with forri;n
nations. II Is the basis upon wllIc.i our na-
iiolal credit rests. Without 1t our vast super
structure OF paper currency Would not stand
sluns that The abolition II slavery and 9th +
Consequences of the war would de>r.y
tho culture OF this staple, or by stimulating lis
DR.. ducrIon in oshrr countries. woutl 30
reduce its price as TO render its pro-
fitablo culture impractioab:c III the South.
have been dssipated by fac:s anIi experleice
The superior and peculiar cuarac or III our cot
ton has been established by murs thorough
proofs than were ever bcfUrc given. UeLcc-
forth, the prospects of the cotton culture in
the Son b will be considered as be. old the
reach OF ca ,ualty or disturbance, flom any OF
the causes which have hel oLoi'ne iulcrtcrrd
with its prosperity. It ma, fIc,u 'tc i'll price
and prof fiLab.cness, bu. as long as NO POSSESS
the reglon which alo"o OF tho whole earth com-
bines all The cond. ons for The successful pro-
lucllon of the artiole, which l. so impcratively
demand, by the great maaufac' ories OF tex
most ,urlshlng of all the produc OF our soil
and indus ry.
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n@rHE EXTENT 10 WHICH LIE ADUL-
ITERATION OF Liquors is carried on In this coun-
trv mikes it the du u. the purchaser to inYesti-
ga,e Tho wcrits of tie article oored for sae Is
well known f,ct that many OF the Brandies. Wines.
&c, are manufactured from rencn Extracts, Essen
ud Oils and Alcolo!, which is poisonous. thereby
causing many injurious effects.
Ihe pubic Is justly su'piclous of nearly every
Thing put up fo1 sale under the name of Liquors, and
the tr-de has been brought into dlsrepute. and In
order to in4nra to those who desire Pure Article. II
is only necessary for US to say that We Import Dect
OIL brandies. Wines and Fins and warrant them per.
ice ly pure as ori"inIlly imported.
All Bottled Iiq1 rs bearing the l1bels Of W. S.
.OKWIN & 90. cln Ie relied upon as being pure.
uS-purchasers should no Ice that the Payer Oao
over the cork is urokeu We pay for Bottles tha
h" ur labels on, One Dollar per dozen, when re-
turned
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BY TELEGRAPH.
THE STATE CAPITAL.
YHE FIFTEENTH AMENDMEST-aREAT DISCUSSION
ON THE PORT ROYAL RAILROAD BLL-cFAR-
LorTE ROLLINS on WOMAN SUFFRAGE.

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DAILY NEws]
COLUMBIA, March 3.-N THE SENATE, jill
son introduced joint resolution to ratlfy the
Fifteenth amendment to the Constitution OF
the United States, which received its hrst
reading.
The following passed second reading. aud
were ordered to be cpgrossed: bill to oEgan-
izs and govern the militia; bill to empower
the circuit judges to grant relief in cases OF
erroneous judgments obtained during the ex-
istence of the Provisional Government
The following received third reading: A
bill to amend an act establishing quarantine at
Georgetown, Charleston ard Hilton Head;
bill to repeal an act preventing persons holding
certain offices of emolument from leaving the
State; bill to renew the charter OF the Charles
ton Bible Society; bill to incorporate the
Charleston Loan Company; bill to further de-
fire the duties Of State Treasurer; a bill to in-
corporate Carmel Church, in Picken's County;
bill to prevent and punish duelling; bill
to amend an act to regulate the manner o.
drawing jurors; bill to establish magis.
trates' lien.
Inc 1OuOTlQr TeCelNeQ tuiiu ioiuInS III
the House and first in tho Senate: A bill to
regulate granting licenses by County Commis-
sioners aud City or Town Councils;
bill to establish ferry between Hilton Head
and the mainland; q bill to provide for an elec-
ton to fill certain vacancies in county offices; a
bill to Authorize Wilson & 20. and Sylvanus
MAYO to build docks and collect wharfage at
Beaufort; bill to further amend the criminal
law; q bill to define the duties of State Report
er, and to provide for the publication OF the
Supreme Court reports, and bill to provide
for the enumeration OF the inhabitants OF each
county in the State.
In THE House, lengthy debate of over FIVE
hours took place on the second reading Of the
Port Royal Railroad bill. The yeas and nays
were called fifteen times and tho bill finally
passed. Yeas sc, nays 6, and was ordered to
be engrossed.
Charlotte Rollins delivered her address on
female suffrage before the Judiciary Commit
toe Of the House, this morning. The House
was crowded, and the committee ordered the
address to be printed and considered at a SUBJ
sequent meeting.
Chief Justice Moses reached here this eve
ming. on his way TO Charleston. His visit is to
conclude the bank case and railroad case with
each of the Judges who sat with him on the
supreme bench. He will leave for Charleston
tomorrow.
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CUB.iN -4EF.IIRS.

PENAL COLONY AT FERNANDO Po-MoRE BATTLES.
HAVANA, March 9.-A report is current that
political prisoners arc to be sent to Fernando
Pc. Francisco Hernandez, commanding the
cavalry, has been arrested on charge of dis
LOYALTY. The Diario reports that there have
been three engagements between the troops
under Colonel Valero and the insurgents. The
latter lost sixty killed and the troops only four.
The Diario also reports that the troops were
victorious ,ar Sagua Ia Grande, the insur-
gents losing twenty men.
The yoz de Cuba denies the statement Of
the Diario that tho revolutionary General
Araro had surrendered.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

oo,p.x RESIGNS THE sPEAKEssHIp OF TIE
H,usE-rHR CUBAN Mov 'ENT IN TIE SEN
ATE-Aa ALL N17Hr sEss-
WASHINGTON, March 3.-lN THE HOUSE to-
dsv colfax delivered his yaledictory, and
Rsmeroy. of New York. was elected speaker Ior
the balance Of the session.
The rest Of the dav was spent IN discussing
the Appropris ton bill.
INrHR SENATE, the Committee on Foreign
Relations reported against concurrence In the
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EUROPE.
BRITISH VENGEANCE.

BRITISH VENGEANCE.
LONDON, March 1.-The war office is in re-
ceipt of later intelligence from New Zealand.
The British forces there made reprisals on the
natives for outrages committed at Poverty
Bav. during which several villages were de-
stroyed and ninety natives killed and wounded.
The British had only three wounded.
FRANKFoRT's LUCK.
BERLIN, March 1.-The proposition to grant
the City of Frapkfort-on-the-Main two millions
of florins has passed the Prussian Dict by a
large majority.
LAMARTISE DEAD.
PARIS, March 1.-Lamartiae, the poet and
historian, died today.
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BWE ARE CONSTANTLY RECEIVING
from the Moyune Districts OF China the choicest
chops of GREEN AND BLACK TEAS Of new sessous.
which are unrivalled for their strength and decacy
of favor. We warrant our TEAS to bepu e and un-
adutorated and to give general satisfaction. As We
onstapty IN receipt of large carRoes OF Teas, we
are enabled to offer TO the public the finest chops at
apricc that many dealers offer inferior Teo at.
trial and comparison will at once prove th asssr.
ton, and it ouy remaius for the public to Judge OF
themselves. WM. s. CORWIN l. CO.,
No. 275 Kn!-a'reet,
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SPIREs FROM THE WIRES.

Nevada and West Virginia ratified the Fis-
teenth Constitutional amendment.
Vlscount Cough died in London yesterday,
at the age OF nearly ninety years.
A bill has passed the New York Legislature
abolishing transit dues on canals and railroads
passing through the streets.
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aS-N NO CURE! NO PAYI-FORRES r'S
JUMPER TAR is warranted to euro Cou.hs, Group.
Aoarseuess sore Throat. >ptting OF Blood aud
Lug Diseases. lmmeliato relief produced. Try
it; if not sat!>fed return the ompty botles and gel
your money back
Sold wholesale and Retail by the Agent.
G. ". AIMaB. Druggist,
Corner King and VandorhoIst streets
Co Price 81 cen;s.
February n D&o stutpoinos
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House bill te, dering sympathies to the people
of Spain, and directing g.. Presidel when
republican form of government was establish
ed in Cuba, to recognize the same.
Both houses are in session, and will prob
ably remain in session until noon tomorrow.
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aTcHERoKEE CURE, TIE GREAT IN

s@CHEROKEE CURE, TIE GREAT In
DIAN MEDICINE. cures Ill dl eI'e' cIusei oy sea
abuse. viz: sperma orrhcl, :" minai "ei' n'ss'
Night EMISSIONS Los OF Menory, uesversai Lassi'
tude. Pains in b BIC Diuas';h IT Viso l. rreinS
ture Old age, W:aI Nerves. Diu1i:s "ria ns.
p,Ic ouutenauce, ,nslui:y, coai,noho1' ana al
siseas. that 10 low as .oquonce Of IthIu' inais
crciions.
,brxbcrokee cure will restore health ana Visor,
,, tho om,ssious, aud c cta pornlaneut cure after
all oter medicines ha'e filled.
P.ice 50 PER BOTTLE or three bottles for 3d. Sold BY
all druggits.
sold in CHARLESTON, &. c., by sKRNR.
RAoUI, l. LYMAN. A. ". RCKEL & CO., ED. 9.
EuRNaaM and E. q. BELLEBS L. COZ
February1 16 pdo tuehseow5nos.
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FUR GEO.GETOWN, s. c..
49,, ,,pDrIn5 oE rpr pEEORR RTY

FUR GEOsGETOWN, 3. O.,
AND LANDINGS ON TIE PEEDEE RIVER.
--> THE STEAMER EMILE. CAPT.
Erss:a.aasfzS DAVIS, will receive Freight Thu
DAY at South Commercial Wharf, and leave as
above on To- MORROW FddayI MORNING, 9th fnst,-
Returning, will leave Georgetown on MoNDAx
MORNING. 9Th inst
Freight for Landings on the Peedee River Will be
transferred to Steamer GEN. MAN1GAUIT, at
Georgetown.
Ali Freight prepaid.
NoFreight recelv after sunset.
SAACKLLFORD L KELLY, Agents, =
March No. Boyce's Wharf.
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February |
Fun PALATKA. FLORIDA.
VIA SAVANNAH, FhRNARDINA AND JACkSON.


.,f~oA THE FIRsT-CAsS STEAM HR
-sr{asSsXaSS DICTATOR, Captain i. ID. coxET1zR,
viii sail from Charleston ever 7uesady Evsn,n9, at
Eight O'clock, tor the above points.
The first class Steamer CITY POINT, Captain WIZ
T. MoHRLrY will oil from Charleston every Sdt~s-
day Epenia9, n Eight O'Clock, tor ABOVE points.
Connecting with the Central Railroad at savannah
for Mobile and NeA Orleans, aud with the Florida
Railroad at Fernapdina for Cedar Keys. ct which
point steamers connect with New Orleans, Mobilei
Pensaco IT, key Wes, and H.vana. -
through Bills Ladius given for Freight to oIiobhs,
Pensacola and New Orleans.
Both steamers connecting i1lth a. S:>garPs ikaG
ers Oclauala and Griffin fir Silver Sprnos and Lake,
Griffin Engt,s, Harris and Durham.
All freight ysUle on 'hc wharf.
Goods not removed at sunset will be stored ut rtn
apd expense Oi owners.
For Freight or Passage engagemeI t apply to
J. D. AIKEN Co., agents.
south Atlantic Wharf,
N. B.-No extra charge for Meals and Staterooms.
November 81
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~ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN.-oN TIE
Errors and abuses incident to Youth and Early Man.
hood VI .,b the humane view OF tre1tm,n aid cure'
sent by mail free OF charge Address Hc"Afo
A.. ocIaTIoN, po1 P. Phi.adelphia Pa.
,on,,-v ~ Smos
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The will OF tho lale James T. Brady, nfIer
bconraIb;no five thuusaud .o.lars TO BIS Sister
Annie, and several arllcIcs o; jtwclry as me-
mc .,tnes To mcmb rs Of his family, leaves tile
bnIk b, Of bis properly TO his sister Susanna
D ., and Maria II is written ou single sheet
of note-paper, and is remarkable only for Its
breyity.
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% ALL ARTICLES SOLD FROM TIE
establishment of WM. s OOHWlN G co No. ATS
ug-street between Wentworth aud Beaufalp, are
OF the FIRST QUALIFY. They sell no goods but what
can be wurruutei US PUBL AND GENUlNA Tbisa
an established fact.
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asF CHEROKEE REMEDY CURES ALL
Urinary Complaints, viz: Gravel Inflammation Of
the Bladder aud ndeys, Retention Of Urine. stric-
lures Of the Urethra Dropsica swelngs, Brick Dust
Deposits and all diseases that require diuretic,
and when used in conjunction with the CHEROKEE
INJECTION, does not tli! 10 cure Gonorrhea, Gleet
and ali mucous Disch rges in Male or female, cur
ing recent cases In from to tUree days. and Is es-
pecialy recommended in those cases Of Fluor Albus
or Whites In Females Ths two modicines used in
conjunction will not fail to remove this disasreecble
complaint, and in those where other medicines
have been used without success.
Price-Remedy, One Bottle, 81; Three Bottles IS.
Price-Injecdon, One Bottle. 50; Three Bottles IS.
Sold IN Charleston, 5. g., by G.. ". A1MAR, E d.
KRLLRRs & CO., A. ". ECKEL CO., W. A.
sKRINE, ED. s. BrRNHAM and RAoUL LYMAN.
February 16 DAo tutDseowomoo
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@WONDERFUL.-H W. BURR,
No. 40 West 14th-street while on visit to the West
was attacked with severc Illness from drinking I'm.
pure water. Life was tlespaired OF, and 1t was
thought that he must die. His wife was immediate
ly sent for and in day or two was at his bedside
having herself seen The beneficial suits from the
use of PLANTA1IOS BIrTRRS, abe insisted upon
their being administered to him, which was done In
quantities prescribed by the attending physician.
The result was Almost as il by magic, and In one
half hour from the time they wore given her nus
band was out of danger, and by moderate use OF
them thr ce or four times day he was soon able to
resume his Journey TO his home. This is but one
case VI many thousands that We know OF.
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Marrie0.

BRAYBoY-DAvIEs.- .-on Thursday evening. 25lh
february, at african NJ. E. Church. by the Rev.
JOHN EVERETT Mr.. WIN. BRAYBoY lcoloredl, OF
Cneraw south Carolina. to Miss MARY DAVIES
icolored,, Of Nashville, East Tennessee.
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@J. 8. MARTIN I,ATE GRUBER q
MARTINI, will be pleased TO BEE his friends and Gus
toners at VIM. =. CoRwIN & CO., No. 275 King.
stroet betveen Wentworth and Beaufain.
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FOR GEORGETOWN,

FOR GEORG GETOWN,
CHERAW AND ALL LANDINGS ON TIE PEE
DEE RIVER.
E-h THE STEAMER PLANTER. CAPT.
.Ea9ss1s33@ c. y. wHrTR, is receiving Freight ct
Aceommod wharf, and will leave FRIDAY
Mo1NINa, the 9th instant, at z o'clock.
Applyto JOHN FEhtuSoN:
Mprch
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Aar PRESCRIBING FOR THE PEOPLE,
We have dispensaes, hospitals, noble institutions
of all kinds, for the relief oil human Ills Every
thoaghlful citizen appreciates the value Of these
establishments for the amolioration of suffering.
But they do moi cover the whole ground; In deed, 1t
Is impossible. in the nature cf things, that the
amount of good they do should be at all In proper
ton to the popular need. They are confined, prin.
cipaly, to large cities. To the sick in the re-
moiest Wet for example, of what use is the New
York City Hospital, or tho New York Disrensary2 But,
although asylums for invalids not to be found
everywhere, an unequalled tonic and Alternative Is
within the reach of ALL There Is no settlement that
bears name. within the limits Of the Unitd States,
where HosTErTFR's STOMACH BITTERs is not
procurable. 1t Is medicine for the whole commu-
nifty, easily obtainabe by all its members.
At this period of the year, when the 'sant sun OF
Feb: uary" is beginning to evoke unwholesome
vapors from the earth and the fever and ague sea-
son is close at hand, this excellent vegetable pre-
paration should be taken as FoRT1RIER OF TIE
SYSTEM. All complaints processing from indigestion
are rampant when the winter breaks up In "Pround
thaw;" simply because no sensible precautions are,
an rule, taken to prevent them. Forestall the
evils that ito perdu in many marsh, and swamp,
and pool, ready to pounce upon the neglectiul as
soon as tho shall have liberated the spring
miasma from the rocking soil. Escape bilious ut
tacks, collie and all maarlous endemics and cpl
denies, by strengthening and regulating The diges'
tive, secretIve aud di.chargirg organs with the
MOST xFYIo icIous AND BAIsANIo OF ALL VEGETABLE
1Nv1aonANTs. Dyspepsia is always aggravated BY
the damps ,f early spring, and Shakespeare Tells US
that "the sun in March, doth nourish agues."
AGAINST both these complaints HosTETTER'S sTo-
MACH rITTERs are the best possible protection.
February 27 DAO
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@U UNION BANK, SOUTH CAROLINA,
CHARLESTON February 49, 1s69.-The annual cleo
tion for DIRECTORS of this Bank will be held on
"WEDNESDAY, 10th March proxmo, at the Office Of
the Bank, on East Bay.street
Il. D. ALEXANDER. Cashier.
Fetr11ary-24 wf2tuths4
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AFEIIRS IN TIE ST,1TE.
Marion.

Tho Star speaking of salc-lav at Marion
Courthouse. says 1.-The attendance WAS larsc;
several tracts Of land and sonlo pcrsohaity,
sold ~ fair prices; and. uolwIi hstand'ue tlio
scyer,s, of the weather and the corresponding
temptation 10 use that whioi-hos, who have
tried II say-will warm men, especially Ill tenn
per. yet the day passed OF with but ono hight,
so fur as We saw, and nobody seriously hurt IN
that"
Fairfield.
Tho residence OF Captain Thomas Jordan,
in Winnsburo', was enter cd Oh Saturday night
last, willis hls family were Ut tea by ! negro
man, who's, intGnLion. there is not the slightest
doubr, was that Of plunder. >. After Ell ering
the house he slinpA Into one OF the bid rooms
and .mmenc. d 70 search q bureau. Foru-
nately, some Of the family came into the room
before tho VILLAIN had succeeded III OBJ, iniuf,
ANYTHING v,luable. The .lum was gwen, and
tho wouId b, robber. th.ukl, 6 ''discrei ION tho
botter par. OF valor," lcaped ont OF the door
and made good hs escape, minus booty.
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Spffial Aotites.

aT NOTICE.-MR. J. ALFRED CAY
will act as my Attorney during my absence from the
State. HENRY DAILY
MARCH, No 20 Hayne.street.
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HEAD,
CONNECTING WITH
THE ATLANTIC AND GULF RAILROtD AND
CONNECTIONS FOR ALL POINTS IN
FLORIDA.
-T1AA THE FINE, FAST STE LAM Z =
,EssstS41EszS PILOT BOY, Captain FHNN PEcK wiz
leave Charleston on MONDAY and lHuRsDAY MoHn-
Nas al Eight O'Clock Returning will leave savannah
TUESDAY Moasnas at Eight o'clork, and FRIDAY
ArrRRsooA at Two O'Clock, touching At Edlsto on
THURSDAY trip nom Charleston, at Eleven A. NJ,
and leaving Edisto at Nine A. NJ SATURDAYS, on 10.
turn trip.
Tho steamer will touch OF Chisolm's, each way
every Two weeks, commencing with trip OF Febru-
ary 18th.
For Freight or Passage apply to
JOHN FERGUSON,
February ia Accommodation Wharf
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@I HAVE WITHDRAWN FROM THE
firm OF CRANE. BoYLsToN & CO., and can be
found at the store of hessrs. STRAUSS VANCE,
corner Of Meeting ana Hasel-streets.
SAMUEL ]. CoRRIE.
Oharleston March l. 1869 March
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ms- THE CELEBRATED w. s. @. CLUB
HOUSE GIN. pure, soft and uuequal!ed-W. s. COR
WIN & CO., Sole Agents. Medical men OF the high
est standing acknowledge that GiD in s pure state,
has grelt medical properties. We therefore place
tho CLUB HOUSE GIN before the public with the
greatest confidence and more particularly TO those
who use 1t medi, inally, article that only re-
ouirss TO be known 10 be properly appreciated.
n-u. sl hn nor bottle SIS pnr o.
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MAGNOLIA WArRa.-superior to the best Inn
porei German Cologne, and sold at half the price.
Mnr b tutneo
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gD-rO CONSU MPrlYES.- ADVER-
r1sER, having been restored to health IN few
weeks by q very simple remedy, after having suffered
several years with severe lung aIectio., end Chat
dread disease CoIsumo ion. is anxious to make
known to his felow.suft.'e ers the means OF cuIe.
To all who desre;;, ne wilt send copy Of The pre-
serption ed free Of charger, with the directions
for preparing and using the Same. which they Will
find suro cure for Consumption, Asthma Bronchi-
tas, &c. TIL object of the aJv'rt or iu sending tho
rre. CT ion is 10 benefit tha afflicted and spread iu
formation which ho couoeives to I've tuvaluablc and
be hopes eyory sufferer will try his reme"y as it will
CO Il them nothing and NAV prove Blessing
par,ics wishing The prescription will please ac-
drase Rev. ,DWARO a. VII ON,
williamsburg, Kings County New vote
FcbruaryS 'o'
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FOR NEW YORK.
REGULAR LINE EVERY THURSDAY;
PASSAGE REDUCED TO sl5.

,S-,. THE STEAMSHIP SARAGOSsA,
>.s,SsaS.5 Captain RYDER, viii leave Ysnaer.
( I,hTsSlIIi3YS horst's Wharf on FRIDAY, March 9th,
-r1tGstH4- at IL O'Clock A. n.
Fobruarv IA RAVENEL a CO., Agents.
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INLAND ROUTE.

INLAND HUUTE.
THROUGH TICKETS TO FLORIDA.
CHARLES1 ON AND SAVANNAH STEAM PACRkT
LINE, VIA EDISTO, BEAUFORT AND HILTON
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NJ CHEROKEE PILLS. OR FEMALE
REGUI.Al oR.-Cure Suppressed, Excessive
Painful Men, ,truution, Greeu Sickness Nervous aud
sppaI Affections, Pains in the BacE, ysterics, Sick
uo,d,cbe Giddintss, and all diseases that spring
from irrgul rity, by rem)vny The cau'e aa ail tho
effects that arise from It They are porfccHy safe IN
all cases, except when forbidden by directions and
are easy 10 administer, Us they are nicely Sug'r-
coa,el. They sh1ull be in the hands OF crory
Maiion. Mic alul Mother in the land.
The ,:hcroiee Pills arc I'D BY all druggists. ut 81
per *. or six boxes for SO.
sodip h.rcson. >. c.. BY A. ". BCKEL Il CO.,
G. ". aIyIAR. W. A. >KRINE RaOUL 4 LYNAH,
ED. =. EURNHAM and Z. b. KELLERi & %.
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