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PHILADELPHIA, n vwyIbLMIES9TToE yIbLMIESToE AND BAL.
Commencing on Monday, June sth, passenger
trains win leave President street depot. Balti.
more, as follows, viz:
Way Mail Train foi Philadelphia and Way sta
tons at rs A. m This train connects at Newcastle
Junction with trains for all Stations on the Della
ware Railroad.
a. 80 m. connecting at Perryyille with train
Express Train for Philadelphia and New York
at AZ y, m. connecting at llmn Eton with train
for stations on Delaware Railroad, between vii.
min Eton and Harrington.
keeommoda alton Train for Port Deposit and intor.
mediate Stations at 9 p. m.
Express Train for fhiiadslphia at 8p. m.
Expless Train for New York at 8 :66 D, m, con.
Meeting at Wilmington with Express Train for
principal stations on the Delaware Railroad, daily
except Saturday.
ON SUNDAYS.
For Philadelphia and New York at 8; ;b5 p. m.
Through Tickets may be procured either at Pres
dent Street depot or at Ticket once, No l4 BAlti-
more street, Persons purchasing tickets at once,
Baltimore street, can have their baggage check cd
at their residence by Union Transfer Company.
WIN. CRAWFORD Agent.
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PuBLIc sAkE Is SE 9 coSBESSED sJS si1 . ;. ORDNANCE

pUBLIC SALE OF CONDEMNED ORDNANCE
L AND ORDNANCE STORES.
Rock IsLAED ARSENAL, Jan Is, lsto.
A large quantity OF Condemned OruuAnce and
Ordnance Stores will be offered for sale at public
auction, at Rock Island Arsenal, Ill, on wedneS-
day, April 7. 1850, at 10 0 clock, .. m.
The following comprises some OF the principal
articles to be sold, viz:
% Iron Cannon, various eallbers;
l,l00 Field Arriages and Limbsrs;
100 sets Of Artillery Harness;
1000 pounds Shot aud Shelli
5000 sets Of Infantry Aceoutrements;
2,2O0 Mcclellan Saddles;
700 Artillery Saddles;
1000 Halters;
100 Saddle Blanketsi
6,000 Watering Brides,
400 Cavalry Curb Bridlesi
2.0O Artillery Traces and Hames.
Persons wishing catalogues Of the stores to be
sold can obtain them by application 70 the Chief Of
Ordnance at Washin gton, d. G., or Brevet Col. 8.
Crispin, United States army, Purchasing OfGsr,
corner Of Houston and Greene streets, or upon ap-
Psa.Gn go e 81 tSis ATsS9 brs k9phAFS Gam
mAnding, febl I'd
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WReAAPPP!sENe PAPER KEPT FOR SALE At
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Wanta.

E2 ERsyE By "a sES
9Sp:HAsD ,QLoTHiSG, UNDER CLOTHING,
street, in tho second square above the Nortbsrp
.ide. se3i.n
WAnTBp-Nsw AND CAST .oPP CLOTHING,
Gle of value. .atthe old ed Merchant Pawn
broker Store Of 4, FULTON 4 Co 81 Ninth street,
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A UCTIoN SALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILD
~ lNGs AT NEW BBRNB. N. @.
VIII Sf s9ld The hshess sdsss 4 public sale:
named Government bulldinEs,. situated In and
around the city OF New Berne, N. O., VIZ:
one Warehouse, 40x2O0 feet;
One Stable, S0x0O feet;
One Hospital, lIxl37 feet;
Ono BArraek, Oxl0O feet;
one Oaheer's Quarters, Dx69 feet,
One Guard House, l2xiO feeti
one Kitchen, l2x20 feet;
One Blacksmith's Shop, 26x96 feet,
Possession giysp Immediately after the day Of
able time to remove their purchases.
Sale tO commence at 10 'closk m.
Terms: Cash In Government funds day OF sale.
For further particulars apply at the Office Of the
dersigned.
BY order OF Bvt. Brig. General
r. SAXT0N,
Chief q. M. Dept, Of the South.
y. A. HATHAWAY, 2l 1t. 10Th infantry, Breyet
Capt. U. =. A., Acting Depot O. N. feb3s.td
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Power OF tho South.

There is more truth than poetry in the
following characteristic article from Brick
Pnmeroy's paper, :ho New York Democrat.
The facts it presents afford abundant food
for thought to the people of the South, as
we'll ae wholesome warning to the pros
porous communities of the North:
"a few years ago New York received forty
times as much cotton as Baltimore. Last wear
it has received only nine time as much. This
fact is terribly suggestive to Northern mer-
chants and capitalists. Suppose tho Southern
people should resolve, with entire unanimity,
TO trade no more with the North-that they
should make Baltimore, and Charleston, and
other Southern ports, the depots of all their
trade with Europe and the old world-what then
would become of our commerce? Where will
Boston, New York, Philadelphia and the lesser
cities of the North fud the great staples of
commerce which have hitherto employed moro
than two-thirds of our shipping and of our me-
chanical industry? The South has only to es-
tabish direct trade with the Old World. to
strip the North for all time Of two-thirds of
it's commerce; and then half Of the other third
may be diverted from the North or East by a
rail- Dad communication between Norfolk, Vir-
ginia, and the Great West. With such a rail-
road Norfolk would be far more natural and
convenient entrepot for all tho Western and
European trade than New York That the
South has this game in it's hands, if 1t chooses
to play it, no one will doubt. And, therefore.
every hour the Northern people permit this
horrid Congressional persecution of the South
ern people, they are establishing the strongest
possible motives for their own ruin. If the
South had, twenty years ago, established di-
rect trade with Europe for all her staples, the
North would never have acquired the wealth
and power to subjugate the Southern States;
and, although We have plllaged those States
with our armies, although we have burnt their
fences, rifed their parlors, stolen their horses,
destroyed their implements Of husbandry, and
murdered their population, the soil that has
produced more than two-thirds or all the ex-
port wealth of the United States still remains.
Thank God, we could neither shoal nor burn
thatl'
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Toibert's Testimony.

We have no hesitation in declaring our
belief that the deposition of VIM. X. Toll
bert, which we publish in another column,
however accurate it may be in respect to
his own part in the killing of Randolph, is
tissue of misrepr so far as it
pretends TO describe the state Of society in
the up, country during the recent political
campaign. We shall be little curious to
see how the Republican law officers of the
State mean to deal with this confessed as
sassin, who has shown himself so Jealous
and plant witness in defaming the people
OF his State Fiat justitia, ruat coelun
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GEORGIA is certainly awake on the sub,
ject Of cotton manufacture. In every CON.
siderable town in the State the papers are
urging the people 20 invest their money in
cotton factory, and in very many iustan-
ces the movement has been begun with an
earnestness that is q safe augury Of suo
cess. In Savannah, we notice this erection
OF extensive cotton mills has been under,
taken by responsible parties; and it 10 ALEC
in contemplation to take the splendid build
ing erected by Messrs Lamar. Low and
others for Touring mill, and recons,ruc,
it TO suit the new purpose. Large sub
scriptions have already been made, and The
papers Of our sister city are very sanguine
Of the success Of the enterprise.
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is rung. At the moment of death, particularly
OF death by some violence which finds the body
in full vigor, the brain, exerting itself with
spasmodic intensity, causes those brains which
are connected with it by affinity to feel it's pow
or, and thus to perceive the presence Of the
person to whom it belongs. Such oblique
methods Of communicating between brain
and brain, If such there be, would, in the
opinion of the writer. probably but rarely take
effect. The influences would be too minute
and subtle to tell upon any brain already pro-
occupied by action Of it's Own, or on any but
brains of extreme. perhaps morbid, suscepti-
biity. But if, indeed, thers be radiating from
hvng brains any such streams OF vibratory
movements, these may we'll have an effect, even
without speech, and be, perhaps, the maodus
operdndi Of '"the little flash-the mystic hint
OF the poet-of that dark and strange sphere
OF half-experiences which the world has never
been without. The theory, to which it's pro-
FOUNDER gives the name Of "brain waves" is
an ingenious one, and may yet receive sclen-
tifc confederation. That this materi Il world
has within it host Of forces not appreciable
by the cOarser senses, and that mind can act
on mind without audible speech or visible mo-
tion, and at distances beyond the rea oh of
sound or sight, is getting to be generally con-
ceded. But how, or under what conditions,
this power exhibits itself, is still an interesting
subject Of inquiry
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lost aao ..SDuub.

GTRAYED ERpM The SISTEsa OF
~ MtRCY Queen-street. large BLACK DOG
may como in possession or him will please return
nun. February "a
STH YED 1NrO NIX EAKRa I'M SANS
" sOUCI >TREET. within City Boundary, q cow
Inc owDer 10 requested to cal', prove operty and
pay expenses WM ROLLIN.
February "a t gr 49, m ~
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Qopartnersbip laotice.

~~
NOP PAIsTMESSIiP NOTICE .-.T II H.
~ Undersigned have formed n Copartnership un-
oor tho hrtn OF KNOX DAILY & co, for the purpose
OF carrying on the General uetion and Commission
BUSINESS, at No. 100 MEETINGS. ST Rect, corner of
Wentworth. JOHN KNOX Va
EDWARD DAILY
(To reside in New York Ci,y)
WILLIAM KNOX
,GopsiGnments solicited and prompt returns made
All goods consigned 20 Us will be fully covered by
insurance. February 23
IT AW WNOUICE.-THE UNDERstGNED
A nave this B. da, formed Copartner>hip for the
pracice OF LAW AND EQUITY in sumter and ad-
joining Counties and in the United state. Courts for
the District OF South Carolina, under the naue and
style Of RICHARDSON u MOSES,
JAMES = G. RICHARDSON
MONTGOMERY MOSES.
Sumter, s. c., February 8. Hebruary9
AW N ON @ Z .--McNIILLAN KING
Law Partnership.
CAMPBELL 4 sEABRCOK, LAWYERS
JAMES b. CAMPBELL.
HENRY SEABROOK
MCMILLAN KING. Japuarv,
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IlDants.

WANTED. A SMALL HOUSlN IN The
w LOWER part of the city below Broad-st- &c ct
prttcrred) Rent must be lnoderate. Ad dress LOOK
BOX No. 80 Charleston Postoface
Eehruarv
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i. q. q. Z

I.O. -. r..
SOUTH CAROLINA LODGE MOL
'H'HE REGULAR WEEKLY MEETING OF THIS
O'Clock precisely.
BY order. IT. w CANNON
February "a W secretarv
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Scr Sals.

a4U4 @DGkA. N- hehb
T,OR SALE. A LOT OF NICM BRuTx E
IL KENTUCKY MULES. at p. WR,T'S TABLES
lQUEEN-SJREET. o. February al =
A r. PHIvATAa SALh, A DEsSlwARLE
~ hOUsE Ind four acre LOT in the Town Of
The Hocse contains seven IN rooms on one floor.
ceied and papered. and two good altos; fronts
south with piazaas to the sOuh and rst and is in
good condition. requiring but alia trepatrs e
The Ri chen CON aims tkree 10y rooms.
Tho location of these prenlses is one OF the best in
AIKEN Cd uased on hil the nor,heaa tern portion
OF che town, canuan ing fine view OF the sarnc,
and only abcut ten OO) Minutes walk from tn !.
depot l q U
For fur.her particulars, apply TO
4EORAE d. CONNOR
February IL No. III Broad.streot
sGTEAM ENGINES rSpR SALE UAEAp.
~ II appl,ed Tor ifnmediateiy--
~ One Ia horse Portable ENGINE
E H. Ono A-borse Port bio Engne.
Ax10, sf4
~ One 6horeapower ENHrNE In good condition
CAMlokOM. BARKLEy A To-.
NGrtheast oorner Mestang and Cumberlana- -atSssts.
JAnuASy 10 7 M n
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@eetiaas.
ATTENTION.
MECHANICS OF CuAnIpsro,

*]'-O1H'hR'KNo O1 O1ANLFOION.
"A MASS MEETING OF THE WHITE LABORING
IN Mechanics OF Charleston is called THIS EVEN
ING half-past Seven O'Clock. at Masonic Hail. corner
hlng and Wentworth streets. to h.ar an Address de-
mVered ny MIR. RICH'D +. TAEVEErICK of Detroit
ne subject of address, "Rights Of Labor"
February "a ~
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WANDO FERTILIZER

THE WANDO MINING AND MANUFACTURING
COMPANY offers to the Planters and Farmers of the
South their Fertilizer known as the .wANDo FER
TILIzLR." which the experience of the past season
has proved to be one Of the most valuable in our
market 1t has for its base the materials from the
Phosphate beds OF the Company on Ashlo, River
and is prepared at their works at the EAST END OF
HAsEL-sTREET in this city. In order to guarantees
its uniformity and maintain Its high stsndard. the
ompany has made arrangements with the distn.
gui. he'd Chemist. DR.. c. q. sHEPARD Jr who
carefully analyzes all the ammoniacal anil other ma
terial purchased by the Company, and the prepared
Fertilizer, before being offered for SALE The Com.
pany is resolved to make an article which will prove
to be ''CompIete Manure" J" and give entire salts.
faction.
For terms, circulars. and othe, information apply
to VIM. G. DUKES CO., Agents.
No. 1Souh Atlantic Wharf
January Inwf 3nos
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Amusemsnts.


THsGATKE.
LESSEE AND MANAGER. JOHN TEMPT ETON
LADIES GALA NIGBIS, AND MOST POSITIVELY
THE LAST.
Mr. u Il. Whiman's CDequaled Spectacle with all
his Gorgeous Scenery Costumcs Trans
formations &c.
The Wonderful Star Danseuscs,'
MILE DIANIi MILE SOnLKEl
From Royal theatres of Europe and Niblo's n Y
FORTY ARlISTES, DAN ;EUSES
AND DRAMATIC CORPS.
Tuesday, Wednesday,. thursday, Friday
and Saturday Evenings,
February 90, "a, 25, 26, 27, and
saturday Afternoon ut 2-HaH Price.
shakspearc's Gorgeous Pageant,
M!DSU MNIEle NIGHTS DESEANI!
The famous Cinderella Ballet, ana The
WHITE FANVN!
Constcat on of Beauties and Star Attractions
never cXcclled America
G,t seats at once. Great Fashionable Nights
February 2}
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pisselntion Of Gcpartnersbip.

TNHE COPARTNEKsHIP 1RsKpTp-
Il FORE listing under the name of GOUDKOp
q bEUIHNt is this day dissolved by M utllal con
sent J. he name Of the firm will only be used in
Hquda'lon +. GOUDKOP.
j. S. BEUrhNER
Charleston, 8. G., February 20, 1869
MIR. F. GOUDKOP WILL CONTINUG TIE BUsI.
NESS ara all persons indebted 10 the late firm of
GOUDFOP & IEU IHNER are requeste to settle
their accounts a d all those having claims against
'hep present thcm tor paymont to the uudersig ned
February "A F. COIIDKt,p
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VHNO RENT. The STORE AND RESI-.
Il DENCE, corner Of King and Lamb ,l-st Gets
Inquire OF p O'DONNLLL. on the next Lot north
OF the above Irehrmarv o.
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ITO RtNT. TRA les Ig A B I. E
Il DWELLING HOUSE. No 80 Go ming tre t
containing seven square rooms two atlcs pantry
kitchen. and all ne 'essary on buildings; Immediate
posf essio gwen. Fur particulars. apply at No Z
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WANTED, SUBSCRIBERS FOR ALL
w THE LEADING MAGAZINES AND NEW 8.
PAPERS. at publishers rates.
CHARLES G. RICHTER
Apr1l III No. 16l Klnn-skrc.t
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w ANTED, TO HIxE. ~ HOUSE tuN.
w TANNING not less than six rooms in tho
western part Of the cty, eiow Clhoun-. treet and
convenient to the City Railway. Must be In good
repair with dry lot. Address, stating te ms and To-
cation, to BOX No. 27s. Charl ston Postofice.
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WANTED. A YOUNG AND ACTly lG
W. Woman to do Housewotk Must come with
good references Apply at the no thwest corner of
KING AND NORRIS STREETS.
February O ax
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81
The MANAGEMENT has the honor to announce that
the ne GRAND OPERA will appear in this C ty for SIX
NIGHTS ONLY, March l. 2. 8 4, s, G, with the fol.
lowing grand ia ont of Artists:
r., % PKIMA DoNNs MARIE FRIEDERICT,
Inc Drllliant Pr1ma Donna and unrivallcd MARCIA
RITA inFAUS1l
PhIMA ,1' Donna lS!. CLARA LANG zItGLER.
PRIMA DONNAS SECUNDA MATIIIL DE BERGER
BERTHa ROUGE
TENoRS-FRaNz HIMMER, the greatest Dramatic
and Heroic Tenor in the United States.
JOHANN ARMAND
he sweet voiced Tenor.
HEINR ICH lEINECKE,
The brilliant Baritone.
JOSEPH MEINLIGH,
Inc great Basso and the un urp sscd Saras,ro, in
the Mag Flutc.
WA. BACH
The famous b $50 Buff.
FULL CHORUS ND OR HES7RA.
a. FREDlGAM. .............. MUSICAL DIRECTOR
The following Grand Operas will be presented:
MONDAY, MARCH 1,
Flowto's charming Opera,
MARTHA.
TUESDAY, MARCH2,
f IS n ID "A LO
We d NESDA Ar, MARCH 3.
Carl Maria Won wcser's masterpiece
DER FRElSCHUIZ,
(rhe free Huntef.>
THURSDAY, MARcH 4,
FAUST.
FRIDA r. MARCH s.
M A GIG + L. TIE
SATURDAY., MARCH G,
FL II * % " A II q R f.
The management will spare neither pain. or ex.
pense to give the Operas perfect as possible
Arm Chairs AMI Reserved seats. .s2 90
%" oea's. l 90
The sale Of Tjckcts +o. +bc -; M,; 10
mcnce o. "WEDNESDAY MORNING. at 10 O'Clock pre-.
cisely. Tho saic OF ii kets for >lngle Nigh will
commence on 1HURsD. " MoRNIN0 at the same
hour and continue du"ng the week. at Ho mes'
BOOK House. where the lbrettos OF each Opera may
also be obtained.
H. oRAU, General superintendent.
+. GkEENWALL, Agent. February %
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MtANTED, AGENTS. To SSH. Ts9ec
~. Nv AMERICAN KN1 TING MACal vE Price
S25. The simplest. cheapest and hest Knitting Ma
chine ever invented Will knit 40 900 stitches per
minute, LiheIa! Inducements 10 ageuts. Address
AMERIGAN KNITTING MACHINE COMPANY.
Bos on, ,fMass., or st. LOUIS, MO- N
Eahrnarv ON
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rEND RENT, nOUSE SUHTH E AsT COR.
Il NE& OF Queen and Trapmann Streets con ain.
ing four SOU are o, atties and dres sing rooms
with oistern and gas Rent moderate Apply Mt the
stOE s TORE. No % Market street.
February 23 thstu4~
THO RENT, UN G. ROOM. TO OWE Os TWO
j. g.ntemen Apply at No. 14l MARKET.
STREET. February 20
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A GENTS WANTED.--S75 CO $500 PFGss
"a month, or a commission from which twice
thao amount can pe made by selling the latest i'm
CHINE; price $18. For circulars and terms address
G: BOWEns CO., No. $40 South Ihird-street,
Phila pelphia, Pa. 3rno Decelnbar q
WANTED, EVER YBODY Ts, SrrT,-
CHARLES Q. FIGHTERS Select Library of New
Books contains all of the latest publications.
April 81 No. l8l KTNG-STREET
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TFo RENT, TWO IL TH:EE. sssNpuS
IL with Pantry tw, Kitchen looms and wood
house, In one Of the pl asantest residences in tho
c1tV. Apply at THIS OFFICE. 3* February "a
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Nn Rfnt.

NORENT. PART OFT THE TWO AND A
a nall story DWELLING, situated No. 90 Went
worthstreet. Inquire on the FREN1ISrs, or ut 10.
272 KLJG-STREET. Feb,n,rv ol
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NEW YoRK, No. SO CEDAR.srREKr.
Novsln DER 26. 1867
UDoLPHe WoIFE, Esq. Present:
Dear Sir! have submitted to chemical analy sis
Two bottles OF "sCnieda,n SchnApps," which took
from fresh package in your bon ed warehouse anu
fud. rs before, that the spirituous iIquor Is iree
from injurious iDgred,entt fAisidcalion; that it
has the marks OF being eyed aud not recently pre-.
pared py mechanical admxture Of alc0hoi and 81 o.
mates.
Respectfully, FHED. u. MAYER
Chemist,
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26 RINE-STREET, NEW YoRK.l
November 21. 1867. (
UDoLPHo WeLFE, Esq. Present:
Dear Sri have lnI lie u chemical examination of
samp'e Of yous Schiedaln scnnapps, with tue in
.ent Vt Determining Ii any foreign injurious sun
stance lad bees added to th simple distiled spirits
lhe examination has resulted the conclusion
that the sample contained no poisonous II .rmful
admtxture have unable to discover ANY
ttaee OF tho deicterious substance, wich are en-.
ployed IN the a;iuiterasion Of liquors would not
hesitate to use myself or to recomm. nd to others.
tor medicinal purposes. the Sch Schnapps as
an excellent and unobjectonabie variety OF g1h
'| Very respectfully yours,
(Signed,) CHAS. A. Sicily, Chemist
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WANTED, BY A LADY ACCUsTOm-
W ED TO write for the press. employment on
one or more Literary Papers or Magazines, as
WRITER OF SKETCHES, POETRY. &c. Address
Miss K E. W., Postofdce, Charleston, g. G.
October &
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feel bound to say. that regard your Selma ops
as beng in every respect pre-sminently pure, and
deserving OF medical patronage at all events IT is
the purest possible article OF Holland Gin hereto
tore unoDtainaole and as such may be safely pr,
scribed by physicians.
DAVID l.. MOrI. M. d.,
Pharm0ceuiCsl Chemist New Ynrlr
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i. W
UDoLPHO WOLFE RsQ: ta
Dear Str-rDe want Of puee Wines and Liquors
for medicinal purposes has been long felt by the pro-
iesslon and thousands OF lives have been sacrlfcea
by the use 0dulterXted articles D. lirlum tremens
and other diseases the praiE and u rves so rife
In this country, are very rare kurope, owing in
great degree, to the difference N the putty Of the
spirits sold.
We lave tested the al artacles imported and
sold by YOU INC udiny your Gin which you sell uu-
der the name of Aromatic ochieuAm ,cbnapps which
we consid, justly tried the high reputation 1t
has acquired in this c0untrys and from your long
pc iencs as tOreign import r, your BOttleo WInes
and Liquors should set W th the Same demand.
We would recommend you 10 ap, ,,oin come OF the
"a agents TOR ho SAFE OF your Branl ltes and Wlnes
wnere he profession obtain tho same when
needed tor medicinal purposes.
Wishing you SUCCESS la your new enterprise,
We re,iain your oOedieut servants,
VALENTINE MOEr NJ. ", Professor Of Surpery.
University Medical College. New Yolk.
J. M. CAHNOCHAS, III. d., Professor OF Clinical
surgery. ,argoon-,li hiefto the state Hospital,
LEWIS a. sAYit. M. IL, No. 70, Broadway.
F. i'E WEE nj D.. NO. 70i broadway
JOSEPH WOls;,iiK, al D.,s.>o lkd Nintl.street
NELsON III EAJ.Es M ID, No. ~ Bloaker.strcet.
JUHN O'ALIL Y, Al. D., No. $50 Fourth street
B. l. RAPHAEL III d., Professor Ot the PRINCIPLES
and lracuo., OF cur cry, New Yurk Medical Col
lege, &c.. NO. 9l Nlntu-etreet. and Others.
The proprietor also Offers for sale h9a
J; BOTTLED WINES AND'LIQUORS. s7:
Importeo and bottled b. ninsalf expressly TOR ma
dlcana zach bolc hts his certificate Of ito IN,
raty CDUARfSU WOLFNE.. v3
Ncverahsr "a 10
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WANTED INlMEDGATELY,B BY GEN
w TLEMaN, suite of ROOMS. plainly fur.
nished and in good locality; down town preferred
An abundant supply Of water must he close at h nd
Address; stating location and terms A. p Oface
fSAhY NEWS February l6
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SIDES, SHOULDER ), FLOUR.

SIUES, SHUU LDEK !, ELUUR.
Sc, Sc.
Do HHDs. CHOICE c. r. SIDES
AV 20 hhds. Choice Ribbe sides
80 hhjs. Choice sh ou ders
15 hhds d. S. Ribbed Sides
10 hhds. D :. shouloers
20 box D. s. Bellies
20 Doyes Choice Strips
600 bbls Flour rine super. Extra and Family
81 sacks lilo Coffee.
To arrive. landing, in store and for sale low bv
re ruary ~ JEFFORDS & co.
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ID u IL MI B A ILL.,
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OFFICE OF UDOLpHO WOLFE.
oo!e Impo' ter Of the Schicddm Aromatic Scbnapps
No "a Bcavcr-street. 7
NEW YORK, November g. 1868