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iA@MARENaO.-F WEIR AND AauE

+ ATMARENGO.-F YER AND AGUE
CURE. TONIC. FEVER PRRvENTIvE-This' val.
liable preparat N hiss been In private use for many
years, and through the persuasion OF friends, who
have used II with the most beneficial results, the
proprietor has been Induced TO ofsr 1t to the pub.
lic 1t is warraI,, ID 10 cure CULLs AND FEVER
ofhowevei long Landing, removing the cause and
entirely eradicating is ofeo,s nom tho system II
will PURIFY TIL BLOOD, strengthen the dtges.
tive organs. induce an appetite, and restore the
patient to perfect health. II is purely VEGETABLE
preparaiion, and 80 harmless that children Of All
ages may take II with safety. As . tonic MARHNdo
has no superior and for debility arising from the
efeets OF fever. or from other cause is invaluable
few doses ts sufficient to rshsty the most IN.
creduious sufferer Of its virtue and worth. An
Who try one bottle Of MARENGo Win be so much
pleased with its eject. that they win readily en-.
dorss Il, no HU4BUa. For, evidence OF it, efa.
cacy ana value, refer to MARRNGo circulars, which
contain eerlhcases Of we'll known and respectable
citizens. 'tiG it .H:ti.S, ~ IT 1888
MARRNao 10 . genuine Southern prepsrstion,
the proprietor and manufacturer being native and
resident Of oharieston, and 1t IL fuy guaraor ed 10
give complete and universal satisfaction,
ono HUMBUa. Try IT. .sa
Z For sale by all Druggists, aud. b, DoWiH 4
NOISE, corner Meeting and Hssel streets; dooD
RICH. w1SEMAN 4 CO., Hayne-street, and a. ),
LUHH, Druggist, Agent OF Proprietor, corner Of
King and Joh1 vsstss Charleston, g O.. - 81
June DAo u - : smo
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sihco 1860, tho course being from Putuey to
Mortlake:


COMMENTS OF THE ENGLISH PRESS. =.
ThS English press on Saturday commented
on the race at length:
The Times, reviewing the contest, says:
Tho Snferiority of tho Americans was in O
most pardonnble poiut-thl. steering. Their
coxswain undoubtedly lost fSround, but not
enough to account for the distance between
the boats at tho end OF tho race. Until the
Americans retrieve this defeat, they must &C.
knowledge that our stylo OF rowing is tho BEST.
The Americans raet rith perfectly far play
and II the Englishmcp 20 to America they wall
meet with similar treatment. May all our
futuro international struggles be conducted in
the same spirit, and which ever side wins may
tho vanquished have as little reason to feel
rogret Tor their defeat"
The News declares. if the Earvards did not
command SUCCESS, they deserved it, and hopes
tho American yachttnen on tho Atlantic may
aveuge tho noble defeat Of their countrymeu.
Tho Star SAYS: ''The Americans will long
remember the chiTalric bearing OF their oppo-
nents. who. though resolved to WIN, never ior-
got that the Harvards wero f,emen worthy 4
their oars. Tho strife between New and Old
England, on the.river from Viii the Pilgrim
Fathers started, has historic side, and ap-
peals to the imagination OF the youth of both
countries II New England had won, tho older
country would have shared in the triumph of
it's descendants. The fatca decided othorw,sa.
We ore sure that tho Harv'. 40 would soouer
DO beaten by .us than by any other natien on
the globo."
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Ausuet 80
a6 CARD-SOUrHERN LIFE INSUR-
ANCE COMPANY. ATLANTA nEpA nrAENr

=.
sS A CARD-sOUrHERN LIFE INsUR-
ANcE COMPANY, ATLANTA DEPARTMENT.
To the Peosi. South Carolina:
The above Company was organ zed I'm 1866 In
consequence Of the Wholesale forfeiture of Southern
policies by Northern companies. Tho unparalleled
of the enterprise has forced several of these
companies 10 restore their Sout.ern policies, from
The fact that they could not operate in our midst
without the appearance OF honesty.
We keep all our money ut homo to build I'M our
impoverished country-every dollar OF premium
being safely invested in the state from which It is de-
rived. The institution purely Southern and hence
Hhou'd appeal with great force to the patriotism and
and sympathy of every Southern heart
It's not our purpose to mako war on other COM
panies, but to exhibit the special advantages Offered
oy this purely Southern Company-founded on
patr1otf'H and Gold wealth. Its ratio of assets to
hap'hues-the true test Of company's sire ngth-is
second to mono on this continent, being nearly $500
to sI0O.
whenever and wherever have presented the
claims OF this Company. It has not only enlisted the
sympahfes OF our people, but has aso secured their
hearty cooperation. We have secured GOO polictes
In South Carolina since the 10th OF February. We
number among our Directors General Wade Hamp.
ton and Colonel VIM. Johnston, gentlemen we'll
known to every citizen OF South Carolina. We nm
peal personally to the people of South Carolina to
assist in pushing forward this deseryedly popuIar
Southern institution. JH MILLER
General Agent Southern Life Insurance Company,
No. % Broad street, augusta, Ga
y. Y. TUpPER,
Agent, Charleston, s.. O.
II. ". DESAUssURE. II. D.,
Medical Examiner
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lrlel AN OCCASIONAL coanrsposDrsr.l

WALHALLA, 3. c., AuguSF 27.-The weather
has been very dry and hot hero for several
weeks until yesterday, when we we're favored
with good rain. The crops arc looking bad.
and there is great deal OF complaint that
there will be not much corn made. Some far
mers say they will not make any corn at nli:
but. as general thing. those that are expect
Ing TO make com to sell always soy that, oil.
though will admit that there will not 90 much
corn be made as there was las. year.. ia
Taxpaying is still going on, the time for col
lecting having been extended. A. great many
OF those that make application for reduction
OF their taxes, through the county auditor.
nave had their taxes reduced, while some come
DacK aisapproyed am told that some would
close thsir petition by saying, II am good
MAGICAL, AMI have always been one, y thereby
expecting to have larger. reduction made; but
tho state Auditsy should have said that politics
had nothing to CO with that, and cent thanf
spa6k disspproved. Retty hard ,pn Snider. AS
SCISSORS nave been apposoted for next year., o
Inc courthouse and JAN are being built as
rapidly as can be. The cotnthouse has to be-.
accoraing to agreement, completed far enough
70 hold court in at the noxt session. Our town
is improving III the school line. We have Two
female schools, ona male school and one color
ed school, which was opened last Monday. I
do not know the school marm's name. but sho
is expecting largo school; price of tuition 30
.cents per month. Wo are being reconstructed
here, like lawyers get to hoayen-by degrees.
We must now learn to cay kcounty, keow. kin
oer' guess, and 30 on. Let us have peace
our Postmaster, A. e. Norman, has been re-.
moved. ald Alexander Bryce. Jr., has been ap-
pointed ins'ead. The new postmaaer has not
entered uponhis duties, but will as soon as his
commission srrives. The change causes a
good deal OF Dissatisfaction. The cause Of re
movai ts not known, unless 1t be that DR.. A, E..
Norman is no Radical. 'efl7
heard this morning ths. Mr. NV. Water.
man, brother-in.lav to Governor 4. K. Scott
IS going 10 commence work on nlDIok's creah
ttressel next Wednesday. ~ 4 III
Fl We were trying to raise o fire compa,y here ,r
some time ago. but It fell throuRh, cause. n AZ
gof '.monish.r = Money .is very scarce hers,
Times hard, and worse coming. Corn selling
lat 81 76 per bushel. ESuit. we have none this
year. in this vicinity, but good deal has been
spared In the mountains. ard peaches are
brought down aud selitas u per busbei. z.
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aS- A REGULAR HABIT OF BODY Is
absolutely essential TO physical health and ciearness
OF intellect Nor is this all. Beauty Of person can.
not co-exist with an unnatural condition OF the bow
els free passage Of the refuse matter of tho Eve
tenn through these natural waste pipes 10 as neces
sary to the purity OF the body as the free passage OF
tho ohh OF city through It's sewers Is necessary to
the health ofits Inhabitants.
Indigestion Is the primary cause Of most of the
diseases OF the dschargiug organs. and one Of It's
Dost common results Is constipation This com.
plaint, besides being danserous 10 ITSELF has many
disaareeable concomitants-such az an unpIea SAINT
breath, q salow sAin. contaminated blood and bile,
hemorrhoids, headache, loss OF memory, and gene.
raj debility. 40 t e
HosIETrER'a srOMAoH BIrTERs remove all
these OWLS by moving their immediate cause IN /
the digestive organs. and regulating the ton of the
intestnes The combination OF properties in this
celebrated preparation is one Of Its chief merits It
Is not merely sdmulant or tonis or an antl.bii.
fous aaent or nervins, or blood depurent or I
cathsrtc, butal these curative elements judcicus.
blended In one powerful restorative It lends &C.
vity and sgor to tho inert and enerysted sou, aoh
relieves the amentaiY canal ofits distractions and
gives tone to The membrane which lines It gently
stimulates the hyef, braces the nervee aud cheers.
the animal spirits. No other remedy possesses such
variety OF hygienfo virtues II IL TO those ehArsc.
terisdco hat n owesis prestige ~ household mo
dicine. Exprdeuce has proved that 1t 10 a harm.
less ~ II 10 efcscious, and bsnce Il 70 as DOB ular
With the weaker sex a With tho stronger.
HoSTETTER's STOMACH BfTTRRs IL sold irr
bottles only. and the trademark blown In ths elss1
and enzraved on thsiabel, with our steel enRrsyed
revenue stamp over the oorh, u test Of gsnuinsnss
Beware Of eountsrssits. ps9 9 AuSsit a F'
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FRAUDS IN THE ,corrox TRADE

LONDON, August So.-The Times to-day in
Manchester Cotton Trade Report says that it
ia admitted that tho returns OF tho sales of
cotton at Liverpool were ia sified every day
last week. Tho figures really amounted to
little more than half those given to the public,
and, as The result, there il something ike
panic at Manchester, aud for the present there
is no disposition to do business either on the
part of the sellers or the buyers.
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1S SOLOMON'S BIrTERS.-rHIs PRE-
FARAT1oN. compounded by one Of our Oldest and
most esteemed druggists has, during the short time
In which IL has been offered to the public attained
reputation which has almost entirely driven ont OF
market the various tonics and stmusnts which for
few mon'hs by exorbttant putting and heavy I'D.
verlisiig, succeeded In building u profitable busi.
ness for their protectors.
hosomon's bitters are not OF the hashy style de.
pending upon large advertising. bought pufrs and
fictitious recommendations for sale to q gullible
public Their composition Ia well known to and sp.
proved by many Of our best physicians aud The pro.
pre.ors depend upon the Intrinsic merits OF their
medicine to make IT as popular as it is curative.
They do notpretend to offer a medicinal nrenor,
ton that Will cure all the ills that flesh js herr TO
but they do contend that the judicious use OF these
bittera VIII greatly alleviate human suffering md
pr1ng very maDy to stnte Of comparative health
who have long been strangers to that great blessing
One good genuine Recommendation Of any pro.
fessed curative is worth dozens or hundreds Of
bought certificates. and the Messrs. sOLOMoNs
have only published q few ont Of the husdreds of un
sohcited testimonies which tho have received. We
this morning give copy of letter from Hon. ALEX.
u. STEPHENS. whose peculiarly enfeebled condition
or the past six months has been known TO the whole
country. His few earnest words will 20 much fur.
.ner W cohnrm the good opinion already existing as
70 me beneficial qualities of this medicine than
would columns Of stereosyped recommendations
nom unknown parties: tr. -.2j. .cis.'.t -.
LrBeRTY HALL, s,1 s5oul ~
CRAwI2arsvrLLE. GA Aug Ist u. 1860.
Aessy& A. a. .SS6omons q Co., Drroyists, sdsannah.
Gd.:ig ~ ~ r.5l1 tr 7N L|ea
dzNTLrhEs-Pleafe send me half q dozen bottles
OF your Bitters. hayo been using them Ia,ely
upon the Recommendation OF fiend, with decided
beneht, In giving tone 10 the digestive organs and
general strength to my system. Send W Express,
with value endorsed, g. o. D.
. Yours respectfully,
Z tsigned) ALEXANDER a. STEPHENS
AupustI limo
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Special uotIfss.

aP TAXES TAXES l-COLLETON
coUNrY.-The time for paying State and County
Taxes without the additional twenty per cent bt .
been extended until the EIGHTEENTH DAT OF SEP.
TEMBER. JAMES ". aRAoR
August 81 Treasurer @ o..
I aS- OTICE.-APPLICATION WILL BE
made at the next session Of the Legislature for the
Renewal Of the following Certificates fo- State SIX
Psh CENT. STOCKS, all issued for construction
OF New State House: No. 50, dated 22d September,
1s8s rojeemaole In 1862 and standing on the books
of The State Treasury In the name OF j. Fisher,
Treasurer OF Southern Mutual Life Insurance Com.
pany. issued under Act 1859. for Thirteen Hundred
and Fifty Dollars and Certificate No. ss, dated soth
September. 1853. for Five Hundred and Thirty Dol.
lars; and No. 81 for Blk Hundred Dollars, Doth In
name Of Southern Mutual Life Insurance Company,
aad issued under Act OF 1881.
The three certificates Transferred on the back to
E E. Jenkins. Executor. by said comp,ny, bat not
transferred on the books of tho Treasury.
e. 4. JENKINS,
Executor Estate General u. Jenktur.
august Sl 1amSmos -,
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DECISI0N IN TIE CASE OF .M,LEoD
rs. C4LICOTT.

WAsurNaroN, August S0.-The Law Times
publishes the decision in the case Of Mcleod
vs. Caiicot, Treasury Agent in South Carolina,
Federal District Court, ChiefJustice Chase pre-
siding, to tho following effect: "No treasury
agent Isl justified in receiving. mnch less seiz.
ing, property In the Southern States, until
June 90th, 1867
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A5-'ph ho Relatives, md Friends or mr..
and MIS- W. D. RoD1ssoN, and of ". j. and q, G.
RonRsoS. are respectfully invited to attend tho
Funeral Services OF Mrs. ". D. ROBINSON, at
northwest cornor Warren and Thomas Streets, THIS
AFTERNOON, at hakpast Four O'Clock.
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@BATCHELoR,s HAIn pYE -rHIs

~ BATCHELOR's HAIR DYE.-THIs.
splendid hair Dye 10 the best In the world; the only
true and perfect Dye; harmless reliable, instauta.
neousi no disappontmenti no rdicplous tints; rom.
edies the III effects OF bad dyes, inyigorates and
Leaves the hair soit and beaulful black or bro wn.
Sold " al Druggists and Perfumers, and propsfly
applied M Bstehslor's Wig Factoty, No. - Bond.
street. New Yors, lr .MaY Is
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BOILER EXPLOSION.

PHGE1xVnLE, PENN, August 3o.-The boil
: ers Of the Ph@nix Iron Company's works ex-
ploded to-day, killing twenty persons and in.
juring many more.
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August 10

nTNOTICE. PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
cEiVEn for the purchase OF the following STEAM
PILOT BoY.-Low pressure engine; 90 inch cylin-
der feet stroke; capacity ]10 tons; length l12 feet
beam 70 feet; depth of hold feet
FANNIe.-Low pressure engine. q, Inch cylinder;
feet capacity 14o tons; length I43 Get; beam
~ feet; depth OF hold feet. -
MAkIoN-LIght draft; high pressure engine, 10.
men cylinder, feet stroke; capacity 12o tons
length 100 feet; beam as feet; depth of hold feat
sAMsoN.-Low pressure engine, SAX inch oylln-
der 10 feet sroke capacity 22o tons; length l42 feet
bcdm rs feet; depth Of hold o feet.
Also. Pilot Boat YOUNG AMERICA. as abe now
lies at Palmetto Wharf. 5'|
Also one LIGHTER Of lao tons CAPACITY.
One LIGHTER Of 80 tens cspacity.
wM. p. HOLMES.
$40 ISAAC BROWN,
August 20 Executors Ratate Jobn tsa,,,,,
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I. 9nnfral Rotiffs.

HS Tho Relatives, Frtendss nnd Ac-
quafntanees CT MIR. and Mrs. C. H. suHRsTrpT, and
OF hrs. B. ETrNEn. AID Mr CHARLES RoEsLEn md
Family arc respectfully invited to attend the Pune.
raj Of the Infant Son of the former. CHARLES at
Four O'Clock THIS AF1EnxooN, at No. 7la King.
street, without further invltation.
August 81 =
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srTHR NEATFsr. THE QUICKEST AND
TIE oBEApRsT.-THx Nxws JOB OPR1oR, No.
iAa EAST BAY, having replenished It's STOCK With
nsx and large assortment OF material Of the nnest
quality and iaest styles, 10 prepired to execute at
the shortest nettce and IN the beat manner, JOB
PAINTING Of every description.
your orders elsewhere.
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MarrieD.

WhsnkEKeFRoST sa1 e. mon Ihur.day. 2Gih inst
daughter Of the late Dr.. b. r. Pnosr
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SPARKS FROM THE H1REs.

The British brig Ann Eliza, from Liverpool
Tor Baltimore, is ashore at Cape Charles, with
ten feet water in her hold.
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THINGS IN TIE MoUNrA1ns.

The weather and Crops In JynIhalla-
FaSan& Taxes-l am N Cool Ola Radi-
ai-Improvements in Town-Remo.
vas and schools-rhe Brother-in-Law
of tho Governor.
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FOR NEW YORK.

REG ULAR LINE EVERY WEDNESDAY
,.1SSEI sApaEEosHSp HE sHpLEHDID sTEMaRIP
GE&llEMsS Will Leave vsnderhorst's wiIsrf or,
o'clock p. M. RtVENsT ioos' az
-N6o-s - Agents..
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Sptfial Aetifts.


as-A HANDSOME NDUCEMENT.-EYERY
person who sends IS 90 to the "XII CENTURY"
Publication Company, in this city, receives that
superb Magazine fer ono year. and copy Of either
OF the Wavorly Novels or the works OF Charles
Dickens that may be designated Specimen num-
ber with premium list o6 cents,
August 81 tuthslno
@CONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP CHAM
PIoN. from New York. hereby notified that
she Is This DAY discharging cargo at Ad2ers South
Wharf All goods remaining on the wharf at .uneet
will De stored at expense and risk Of cons,gnees.
JAMES ADaER & CO.,
Augueto Agente.
So CONs1GNEEs PER STEAMSHIP FAI,-
CON, from Baltimore, hereby notified that she
's THIS DAY discharging ergo at Pier No. i, Union
Wharves. All Goods not taken away at suneet will
remain on wharf ut Consiguees' rish.
MonDECAI & CO,
hu ute Sl Agents.
a5- ONSI NEES' NOTICE.-CoN-
SIGNEfs5 per Steamship sARAao3SA arc hereby
notified that eho is THIS DAY Ischarging ut Wander.
horsrs Wharf. Goods not removed by sunset will
remain on wharf at owners risk
RAvENEL & CO..
h16uet oo Agents.
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TACIFIC NAIL STEAmSEIIf, Ct,Mpy..
THnoTeH LINZ TO
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN.

THnoCGH LINZ TO
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN.
CHdNGR OF SAILING DAYSi
E6-Rsca STEAMERS OF THE Apov-
I.ET&Y@ line leave Pier No. a. North Rivs,
EElgniEMGXN foot OF Canal.street, New Yort ~
SrEtaes69fa@ IL o'clock noon, Of the Let IIth snd
ilat OF every month Except wher thesc dates fall
on Sunday then the Saturday preced.ne)
Departure OF lat md 21st connect al pannrr. ,,,,
steamers for South Pacific and Central hme,,.n
ports. Those of 1st touch at 8fanzanilIo
Departure Of 1lth OF ench month coprect. WITH
New Zealand. a' " -"aua s1o
Steamship CHINA leaves s,ryrv- c,.coJ.. s,,,--
d,ro.t tCnornia steamers touch at Havana but On
"'. S iioIn New York 10 Aspiuwau.
>resto, ,nnuaeea pounds baggage free TO each adrn,
sor Psssnge Tickets or further information apply
al inc COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE on tbs wharf
1907 OF EaEatstreet, North River, New York.
Marcn - lyr F. r. BABY, Agent.
FUR BEAUFOR1', EDIsTO AND ROCK
WILLIE.
aalSh THE STEAMER PILOT BOY.
sSzskQszsS Captain FENN PRcK. will leave for the
ABOVE points on THuRSDAY MoRsINo, Mt O'Clock
O'Clock i "
For Freight or Pasaaae. apply to the
=, OFFICE OF THE AGENCY
o1sus'o oi 2i: Accommodation Wharf.
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aSS EXTRACT FROM A PRIVATE LET.
TER FROM HAWAII, SANDWICH IsI,ANos.-

e1s EXTRACT FROM PRIVATE LET
TER FROM HAWAII, SANDWICH ISLANDS,
Although the eruption Is not so violent
DOW, the volcano Is fearful sight to behold The
rivers Of lava still how, and the smoke from the
CT. Ter ascends In awful msjesty. During tbis VOL
canic uphoayal It has veen very sicily here. A
peculiar sort Of low malurious fever, which has
grown out OF the fou', condensed yapors Of the vol
cano has prerailcito an alarming extent and at ono
timait was feared II would depopulate the islind,
But fortunately. sea captain calling here for sup.
phes) distributed PLANTATION BITIERs 10 the
suffering. and quick and thorough cures were the
result. Tho news spread Ike wi,dnre. Mes,rss.
iCbtDG-Takin Co Commission Merchants had these
Buffers for sale. In shor, time their ONCE was
besicged and their eupply exhausted. A a.eamer
Was dispatched to San Francisco by. order OF the
Hospital Department, aud o new and enormous
supply obtained az soon AZ possible. From that
moment the scourge was stayed. Not another fatal
case occurred, and the epidemic has now entirely
disappeared. - Is this wonderful remedy
known In your cityi hope so 70. Ills sure cure
for all fsvers and miasmatio sicine.s. You nay
tell your friends SO for me- . H.2MaC r
MAGNOLIA wATER.-superor to the best i'm.
ported German n Cologne and sold at hall the price,
N014OGs-13 4hEhESh SONNIA9, WIFE
OF OTTO soNNTAa, Dyer and scourer, residing q.
No. 1&l Market.street, Fouth s'ta do hereby give
notice that will carry on business rs Sole Trader
in one month from the date hei..I
Auaust25 limo THERESA soANTAa.
Observation-Disclosures, D. O.,
@AY as, 1868 --DHAn sm-I deem 1t due to you to
report the beneficial effects OF your RosADALls IN
my case. At the epening OF this month wis prop.
bV zeal 10,
lion TO household duties. Ny attending physiciAn
brought me bottle Of your ,Rosadalis, which had
the desired ei'ect; It strengthened my system, and
has restored my health. We aie using this medicine
10 our family with very happy results, and cannot
regard 1t otherwise than truly valuable medicine.
Yours respectfully, q
& S- ALICE o. REYNOLDS.
No. 2si New York Avenue, =
For sale BY GOODRICH, wINRMAN k CO., I'm.
posters Of y DDrugs and Chemicals. charle,ton, g. O.
Au6uatW -, AZ as!S q .stuih8 80
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ME- w YORK AND CHAR EsTOn
STE A II SHIP LINE.
CABIN PASSAGE 500.

AEf-Ae.s THE SPLENDID sTDEwBFRI.
IXG sTEAASH1P CHAMPION r. "
S4MH&8 LOCKWOOD. Commander, will san
sa,sssf=sressk> from AdRer's south Wharf on Sat:
ehpAt oep,emoer 4th, at O'Clock, p. H.
chased on board after sailing " A-'Ae's paf-
yes. SA 'no 5'oaneC
,I through b,lls La1ing given for Cotton to-
ihrougn Bllls Of Lading given to Liverpool.
IT Marine insurance by this liue y per cent
ap Inc steamers OF this line are frat class n.
respect and their Tables supplied with nil
kets. " Suariestoh mar
For Freight or Passage, apply 10
JAMES ADGER CO.. Apeuts
corner Adger's Wharf and Fast Bsv, irInsst,tr
"a, - Inc steamship CHARLESTON Yil follow and
4 ~ 1n iohsDA1 September T. at halfpast O'Clock
-. -.
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BALTIMORE AN ID CHA AitLEsrON
STEAMsHIpgLINE.

k~S0 THE STEAMSHIP FALCON
IHAi& ~ Captain HoRsEY. will sail for Baitl.
EElY1lf4SdY more OH FRIDAY Sd September at
s.-SzeSkds-- hnlfpast o'clock r. Al, from
Pier No. /, Union Wharves
81. Through Bills Iading signed for all classes of
Freight to BOSTON. PHILADELPHIA WHINING.
WEST. ~ "
For Freight or passage. apply 10
COURTENhY K TRENHOLM
hu6ore OIL Union wharyes..