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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-12-08

BUY pair OF the new style Alaska boots
worn without rubbers or overshoes, at E. T
Merril's, 143 Middle street.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-12-08

Executors Sale.
E)UNSuANT to a license from the Judge Of Pro-
offer at private SALE at my Office the goods and chat
ess not ct aSs belonging to the
mainly OF Law and Miscellaneous Books
Portland, Dec. 8, 1869. d3tsNs
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-12-08

REV. z. G. PORTER says: "Having frequent
ly used Warren's Cough Balsam, can safely
say it is the very best medicine for coughs and
colds have ever used"
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-12-08

The Samaritan Association gratefully act
knowledge the receipt of $5s.79, as the pro-
ceeds of the address by the Rev. Mr.. Gibbs
Per Order.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-12-08

Thursday and Friday Afserneons and
Evenings, after o'clock.
"A great variety of Useful and Fancy articles,
Snanufactured by the Ladies' of the High Street
sewing Circle, will be offered for sale.
y, ~ p lea and Coffee, Oysters, Ice Cream and
JILL MWSireshments will be served at call, each day.
Inc public generally are invited, and no et-
iof Evil. WI, p nj spared TOT their entertainments
be obtained from the committee and at the door.
dc2sn1w
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-12-08

DIR. LAMB has house to let, and a good
house for sale. f4 Dec 8-3t
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-12-08

RENT.-We will call attention to the adyer-
tlsemeut signed rent in another column.
AS we happen to be well acquainted with the
advertiser, we would state that any one wish
ing good tenant cannot find better oppor-
tunity
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10 Printers.

A FONT OF NEW BREWER TYPE (2i2 lbs, can
fAN W PWIacnased at the PRESS OFFICE, PORT
LAND Name, at Great Bargain!
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Girl Wanted.
Executors Sale.

V1No DO the Homework in small family, apply I,
L CHARLES GUSTS 8 Co., 293 Coneress.st,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-12-08

The EerImArEs FOR NEXT YEAR.-The
heads of the various departments are prompt
with their estimates for the coming wear.
They are, in full as follows. -
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-12-08

1T is q fact that where low prices rule for
hrst class goods there you will find rush.
This is the reason why so many visit E. T.
Merrilrs new boot and shoe store, 143 Middle
ON
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-12-08

"A large "ss"rtmant ancy Boxes for holiday
presents, by the single one same as yy .ha
dozen. Kaler, Bowen & Merrill, No. Free
Street Block. 20 A
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wanted!
yr,wo roops with board for gentleman and lady
at west end. Address, II f., this Office, TOR on'
week. ....... oe'A"
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-12-08

A YOUNG MAN to sell few articles of every day
use IN every family. Sales and profits guar
ahteed. Address with real name and references,
hooVsntf H. H., Box 81, Portland Pc.
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TO Let.

A N unfurnished Front Chsmpes WIN S Seenss
"A adjoining without boaru' NO. 'sSco S''s'''
novSdtt
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DEPARTURES OF OCEAN sTEAMrRs
MARIN e NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND

Tuesday, Dec. =.
c..p,, s. ARRIVED.
Sch Erie. Staples. Boston, to load for Stockton.
sen Helen Mar, Ward. Boston.
sen vine Hodgkins, Trenton.
. sen mary II, Duncan, Lincolnville.
Sch Napoleon, Clark. Bristol-wood 10 q York
sen Ripley Ropes, Sherlock, Boothbay.
Schs jackson, Alley, and Banner, Rich, Calais for
Sch Matanzas. Braglon, Franklin for New York.
Sch Mayorlick, Dodge Bangor for Boston.
CLEARED.
Barque Ella. lnew, of Portland, 655 tons) w III
Lewis, Montevide0, tor 0rders-R Lewis IL Co.
Brig Eudorus, Haskell, Matanzas = Phinney &
jackson.
Sch Topsy, tBr, Fash, Granville, Ns-John Por.
te0us.
Sch Abbie, Davis. st John. NB-John Porteous.
SAILED-Barque R q W Dodge; brig Minnehaha,
and sch Abbie.
LAUNCHED-At Bath 4th inst. from the ward Of
ID y Baisdell, double deck three masted scbr of
ais TONS named Maggie o Fisk. She is owned by
the builder and Capt U b Fisk, who will command
her.
At Kennebunkport recently. from the yard Of
Crawford Il Ward, a ship OF 1925 tons, named the
Empire, owned by & G Lord 81 Co, OF Boston.
FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
Ar at Baltimore 9th, sch Samuel Gilman, Kelley.
Portland.
Ar at Philadelphia 9th, sch George Deering, Will
lard, Portland.
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SPOK EN-.

Nov 10, NE OF Tuskar, ship Freedom, from Liver
pool tor New York.
Dec lat 40 So Ion IS 49, ship sooloo, from Boston
for Manila.
- Dec 2, off Cape Henry, barque A N Franklin, from
Genoa tor Philadelphia.
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Wanted!

A PLEASANT suit of rooms with board, In
"A private family or with few other boarders.
des.st' Address, g. w., Portland 7, y.
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IEMPLARs OF HoNoR.-We are requested to
say that tue repairs upon the Hall of Forest
City Temple are now completed, and that the
regular meetings will be resumed this evening
Members ofthe Order will please take due no.
fioa .A4
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FENUBSCOT COUNTY. N"
The Bangor Wing is informed that the Bumps
family didn't eat boiled lizard by accident, 50
that case of poisoning falls to the ground.
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To see the amount of -four that is daily rolled
IN and out Of the store of the ST. Louis FLOUR
Co., is evident enough that they sell good fam
lily flour for 500, Extra $3.50, Double Extra
$500. A splendid white Pastry 1915, and the
very choicest for $3.50, all aoarranted and de-
livered-next to City Hall, LaN If
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In discussing the causes OF the decline of
American commerce the report alludes to the
.act That very large amount of the foreign
sraee Is in English hands, and says that if the
onro Iorelgn trade of the country both of ex-
pos anu imports, were carried on in Ameri-
oze nnn p, the earnings would not be less than
~ s"rs;ou year: At present the freight of
coed 2S,OOOOOO Were this trade eIclns;veiv
in American hands, large part of this d;ffsr,
ence of $47 100000 would be due TO tha I Irer
States and payable in other conntr;os H TS:l
amount would be thus added to our ah;l;,r nus ~
pay for goods imported from those countries " "
As remedy the Secretary deems it essentiol
to our prosperity and the improvement of onr
national credit that the shipping interest of the
country be fost8red, not only as nursery for
seamen, but also as an essential agency in en-
abling the government to institute and main
tain specie payments. Every addition to our
facilities for the export of the products of the
interior is as advantageous to the producers as
70 the merchants and shipbuilders of the coast
But no specific recommendations are made by
which the desired object may be effected.
RESUMPTION OF sPECIE PAYMENTS.
Mr.. Boutwell, is of the opinion that it will
aos Dc wise 70 resume specie payments, while
70 large part OF the interest bearing debt of
me country is represented by five-twenty bonds
and heid by European merchants, bankers and
manufacturers The question that has been
raised in regard to the nature of the obliga-
~ ions y! assumed by the government in the issne
:. .nese ponds has undoubtedly deferred MANY
Investment, and consequently thew are Ia ynaIv
iou IN this country and Europe for specnla-
i've purposes. 1t is probable that from sevan
o nine hundred millions of these bonds are
low held In Europe, and to a Considerable ero
emu 'or tne purpose to which have referred. 1
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-12-08

Come and see the Holiday Presents we are
selling SO cheap. Kaler, Bowen & Merrill,
No. g. Free Street Block.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-12

The following letter from correspondent at
orangeburg Courthouse will be read with in
terey:
We landholders are considerably stirred up by
the action of tho Equaiziron Board In quad
ruplipg the assessment OF real estate. AT o
meeting. called to consider the m after, com,
mittee was appointed 10 visit the board, ana
was instructed 10 solicit the AID OF the mem
bers Of the General Assembly in having the
assessment aoated. A, well might ,ne Daa.
and phow that the blood flowing from ITS
wounds would prove fatal. That board Was
created for agrarian purposes, and tn g raising
of o ,sessment on one class OF property alone Is
but step to Yards the long promised dis:ripu-
ton OF landed prop rty. intended to furnish
each freedman with at least "lorty acres. IN rs
h likely that any demonstration from the
victims will change long settled scheme! 1t
is evident that 1t will not. And yet our people
needlessly humlliatc themselves by appolntln"
committee, composed IN part OF tnose VINO
ought tor ever to be ostracised from decen'
society, aud ''cap the climax OF policy" by n
yItins the members of the Legislature and tine
scalawag, ana carret.baggers to aid IN re- re-
moving o tax which gives them their pay ~
and ste3hugs.
I feel greatly discouraged at the weakness
of public sentiment, and find my fears con-
frmed that in losing our cause We nave also
lost our character as people. Certain it Is
that the argument OF "poic7, which has here
tofore been peculiarly Yankee, and the so
called" yielding to the logic Of events" both
but recently acknowledged By us as OF forco I'm IN
| the decision OF any question, but roW almost
| universally adopted as true guides OF action,
have wrought most pernlcious change in ths
tone Of public sentiment, the mAEe to be de-
plored, that now of oil times we need Q heal
thy, strong public sentiment: I am glad to say
that the action OF the meeting was rather by
sufferalce than by assent, as most lett whsn
the tendency of resolutions was seen.
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dentially BY the plaintiff. in medical oonsulta-
tons, OF hind seriously to damage her charac-
ter. The doctor seemed reluctant to testIfyr
but beng directed by the court that he must
himself, he gave some guarded answers which
tended to imply doubt Uf the chastity
of the plaintiff. After being once fined twenty.
five dollars for contempt in prolonged
hesitation at some questions, he positive
refused to answer any direct questions as 10
the result OF his medical examinations IN the
plaintiffs case. For this he was to jail.
two days in succession. The effect Of the an
swers he did make, and OF his refusal to testl-
fy beyond certain point, however, tended se,
riously to iniure Miss Craig's case If he should
be believed, and her counsel preferred 10 taKe
the ground that his testimony so lar as II went
was false, that the plaintiff had never cons ult-
ed him medically at all, that he was suborned
by the defendants wealth, and that his refus-
ais to proceed came from tardy consclen-
tious reluctance to blast by perjury the char
acter of o virtuous woman.
The correspondence is all published and is
very loving. Amanda writes like person OF
education. F. P. 8. writes after this style:
BOSTON MASS Oct q 1866
Monday 10 o'c a. m.
nv Dear and best Beloved and respected and
Honored in my hart to Amanda Craig my
dear you must pardon me for not written you
at Chicago before I left that Place left the
second day after wrote you my Love my hart
has Acked and I have fealt bad for 80 doing
Butt uncle Elisha coosed me to 90 with hun
East to see Doct Warren and done 80 shall
leave in few days for Chicago and then tor
your place I hoap will gett a few lines tom
YOU at Chicaeol cannott run the risk OF Sur
eacle operation until have my matters all set
tied it Is o great risk so says Dr Warren ana
others Butt I cannot Putt it off Longer than
next spring at the tartherest Move viii write
You from Chicago and Lett you know all OF me
particulars about v hat my doct says NANCY
now you have all my Love and Esteem anu
respect Keep a good heart in order TO Keep up
YOUR spearitts I have looked at your minlture
at least 12 Dozen times how love you ana
Won don't Believe one word of lit how want
to hear from you know the way feel their is :
letter for me at Chicago from you WISH
had wings would fly to your arms and see
you for that is nearly all the happiness nave
is in your company yours as eaver you nave
had all of my love and sincear regard and
hoap always will you write me 30 1 can get.
YOURS against I arrive at Chlca go my love ana
regard and good wishes to Your mother and
father and beloved Brother yours as eaver
E. P. s.
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Markets by Telegraph.
FOREIGN MARKETS.

FOREIGN MARKETS.
LONDON. June I.-Soon.-conso!s 92h. Bonds
qliet at 80.
Evenins.-Consols s2H. Bonds 80. Sugar quiet
and steady, both on the spot and afoat. TaLow
43s Sd.
LIVERPOOL, June ll.-Noon.-Uplands 11%d; Or
leans 12d sales baes sales OF the week 780CO;
for export l2C0o for speculation 10 QUO; stock on
hand 4S5 900 bales of which $4,000 are American.
| Afternoon.-Stock afoat 6S6 600, OF which $4,000
are American. Breadstnffs heavy. Red wheat Ss I'D.
Old corn ess Cd new 27s Cd. Tallow ASs 9d. Cot
ton shade easier. Manchester advices less favora-
BILE. Bombay shipments 10 the 9Th, according to prt-
yate adyices, are l8,0C0 bales.
Kvepns.-Oott,n quiet; uplands 1lAd; Orleans
l2d; sale. 10 600 bales Lard 7ls Cd.
HAvRE, June II Cotton opened quiet.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK, June 1L-Noon.-Stocbs feverisb.
Money active OF 7. sterling 93S. Gold 3sH. Co..
ton quiet; midoliuss SIX Turpen,ine Grm at Al y
| to As. Rosin frmer At 50 30 for strained.
Eyening.-Cotton hrmer; si'e5 1901 bales at By
Flour heavy and lower-superhue 81 soa6 10; COM
mon TO ir extra southern s6 625s6 rs. Wheat be IVY
and cent lower Corn eeut better and scarce.
Pork firm at s31 l21s '31 Is. Lard fsm-kette le}aa
1s%, Nhi,kpy duh at s6a97c Rice qu!et-Caro-
llna 8a9c Sugar trm-Muscoyado lie; Hlvan. l3c.
Coffee steady. Molssses irm and quiet. Turpen-
tine 44Ha45 Rosin 81 20 8. Freishts dull and ur-
changei. Money eauer. E1'hauge frlper at 91S
Gold buoyaat ut S9,l t39x Boads dull and lower
BALTIMORE, June 1l-Cotton firm at Sic. Flour
active AMI fayors buyers Wheat dull and weak;
prim ,white 81 sc Corn steady. Pork $50 CO. b.
cen active aud advancing; shoulders 14Aal6 cents
Hhiskey in far demand ss 90ssl.
CINCINNATI, June ll.-Whlskey unsettled at va
s3s; no sales. Bless pork s22 25a3S. Bacon firm;
shoulders 1Ial4<c; 81 les 1sc. Lard 19c.
ST LOUIS June ll-Whiskey firm at sic. Preyf-
sons advancing. Pork held at sSS. Shoulders,
14h; clear sides, 1sa'sH; 100000 pounds have
been taken by the government at 1s1c. Lard quiet
ut Ike
LOUISVILLE. June 11.-Provisions active. Pork
sSS. shoulders 14Kc.; Gear si6es 1sAc. Hams 10
a1sK Lard 19il9Hc.
WILMINGTON, Juue 1L-Spirtts tur )entine weak
st Aoo. Rosn quiet at 81 7ol6 80 Crude torpentine
Unchanged at 81 90 . TO. Tar s225
Augusta, June 11.-Marset hrmer; sales 200
bales: receipts 125 bales; In'ddlings. 2s15a29Hc.
..yaNsAH, JLne 1I.-Msrke; quiet; middings.
asxa2s.; sales rs sles; rec ipts So2 bales.
Moaus June ll-Receipts for the week 902 bales.
Expors to Great Britain 4o87; 10 other foreign ports
$50 bales ooeawisa 1895 ps.es. Stock 17,747 bales
s,es tor the weak 500 bales Sales 10 day l7Oo and
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As already bri. fly announced by telegraph,
In the case OF Mss Amanda Craig, OF Cincin-
natl, 70. e. P. Sprague, of Chicago, for breach
OF promise Of marriage, which had been on
trial as Wheaton, Illinois, for several days past,
the Jury on Tuesday rendered verdict for the
plsinhG awarding her the sum OF $1OO. .OOO, the
amount claimed by her for damages. Counsel
for Sprague moved for Few trial. This suit
Has brought by certain Amanda Craig, a
school marin OF Cir cinnati. against one
sprague, rich shoddyite of Chicago. Amanda
is represented as being soft and plalntlve,
little touched with melancholy, and brown
curls. She is not yet twenty-five years Of age.
Hpras ne is Atty-two ana no beluty elther--a
little. dumpy, drled-up, handy legged chap,
with Q tuft Of gray beard en- his chin.
Amanda met the defendant tor the first time
in 1859, while teaching school at Cincinnati
he invited her 10 the theatre on that same
evening. ..nd visited her frequently until
1881 aud 1882 when he made overture, OF
marriage which were not then accept
ed. On the pIln.iple, however, that faint
heart never won Ialr lazy, no Continued
h;s n rseyersnce was crowned with Success
they b,cams Engaged. The Iai l5!h Of tn, the fol- fol.
lowing september was appointeI Tor the
eoDsummation Of their wedding bliss;
but % %s,rague's heart failed him, and he
turned up missing until February 20 1853,
when he returned 10 his alee once more,
giving s,ckness as an excuse for his long ab-
senOe All now went we'll until april, ,o;,Csa when LIE LIE
h;a sff3snced who found him living on terms
Of in,,mac. with servant girl. After much
frIbular1on and solemn promise 20 reform,
M. rsi red IN to bus former place In
her afsctions; but as soon a' he got out OF her
oIutoass he lncoutinently cleared out. and She
Saw ~. ...g mole oi hlm until 1857. Az no
then showed 10 inclination to pelform hIs
promise and marry her, she sued HIM with the
resu above stateL, Some Of the letters pro-
auced IN evidence are exceedingly rare sDeci-
mems in the wss-his Of orthography and
hers Of loveior" q 'etry.
The ouly EXCEPTIONAL feature in the Tn u Is IN
regard to- the testimony OF ply ic au.
doctor Was cliled py the defendant, to testify
thst sdrnieslons mad been made to him conf
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aco bae. sfter the close Of the market yesterday
Market Arm and active. Low middlings 2'%AS''
Receipts 90 bales. 40, ..,,s.
NEW oRIaANs, June 11.-Receipts to-da! 4S7 bales;
for the week. GROSS 2251. net 1900 bales; exports
to-day 27s3 for the week to Great Britain 1882 oaes
to the continent s5s7; coastwise 1898 bales; stock
4o,7s4; sales to-day $50 bales; for the week iloo
bales. market nrm and steady; middhng 2s1ac'
Gold ssH. Sterling SIX. New York sight exchange
At mar snear nominal; common ska1oH; prime
1aXs1an Mo1asses fermentng 45ab5c.-
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nrrIycu Yestcrday.

-. Arrived Yesterday.
Steamer Emile, Lewis. Eosto. &dse, &c. 10
Shsckelford Kelly, Holmes 4 Calder, NJ McGorty,
II selprook, Kinsman 4 Bowel, and Howe.
steamer Pilot Boy, Peck, Button, via Beaufort
and hilton Head. Mdse 10 J Ferguson, Sou hern
Express co, Adger & 20, II Robertson, Kinsm IN
Bowel, and Courtney & 20.
Cleared Yesterday.
schr Strong. Murray, Delaware city-W Roach
schr Mlunie, Hudson, Jacksonville, Fla.-wm Roach
T. Co.
Sailed Yesterday.
schr Daybreak, Blake. Bucksvile, C..
Schr Norris, Artis Jacksonville, Flo.
From this Port.
Steamship james Adser. Lockwood, New YoEk.
Steamship prome.beus Gray, Philadelphia June ..
British brig Terealna, ll!is. Elistol, May o "a.
schr Talbot, Packard, Philadelphia, June o.
Up for this Port.
schr Clara " Ewell, -, at New York, June 8.
Cleared for this Port.
Steamship Magnolia, Crowell. at New York, June o.
Schr Margaret Lucy, Cros ~ at New York. June D.
schr Wilder, Heather, at New York, juno y.
Shlpnews by Ie'cGraph.
WILMINGTON, June l1.-Arrived, steamship Lu-
cille from Baltimore.
SAVANNAH, June H. Arrived. steamship Leo from
New York.
LIST OF VESSELS
OF, CLEARED ANo SAILED FOR BIS t'oh T.
FOREIGN
LIVERPOOL.
The Hannah Lizzie, Ferguson, cleared ..... May ~
The Clifton, Williams, sailed April lO
The Minnie, Robertson, sailed. May -
DOMEST
3nsT5E.
schr Frank Palmer, Latham. c'eared.. .hay IL
srT PuCS
Steamship Magnolia, crowel, cleared; ...'..June =
schr Marraret Lucy, Crosby, cleared June .
scbr 7 D Wilder. Heather. c.careo. June y
schr Lilly, hughes, cleared. June .
Schr M Juber. Aldrich. cleared June .
scnr Rockinchnm Nicserson uT. .Juue 4
Schr Clara W Elwell, -, ....June
PHILADELPHIA
Brig Josie Devereu1, Clark, cleared. Juno
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-12
Uruas, gEmil als, Gtt.

THE EXCELLENT REMEDIES OF O. 8. PRO-
i PHITT, N. D., need no recommendation
their well known power in removing the diseases Pc
cular to our Southern climate having already estab
lished for them an e1viable reputation In Georgia
and the adjoining States AS the majority of nersons
living in the South predlspo ed to disease of the
Liver it is granted by all intelligent physicians that
most OF the pains and aches OF our people are due
to orr snic or functional arrangement OF that impor
tant organ. Prophit's Liver Medicine and Anti.
Bilious Pills strike directly at the root Of the evil
They cure the Liver which in nine cases out Of en-,
is at the bottom of the Coughs. Dyspepsia, Colic,
Sick Headache. Rheumatism, Constipation, Men.
strual Distinctions &C., so common among our
people. Earache, Tpothache. Acute Rheumatism,
Neuralgia and bodily pains Of every kind flee before
PROPHITT'S PAIN KILL 1T
like chaff before the wind.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-12
1IA NOS! Plan s!!

GOLD MEDAL FOR 1868 HAS JUST BEPl
AWARDED TO CHAS. NJ. STIEFF FOR
THE BEST PIANOS NOW MADE,
OVER BALTIMORE. PHILADEI-
PHIA AND NEW YORK
PIANOS.
OFFICE AND WARERCOM. No. N. LlBERI p
STREET, ABOVE BALrIMoRE.sTREET,
BALTIMORE. Md.
sTTEFF'S PIANO' DAVE ALL THE LATED
Improvement including the Aerado treble, ivor.
fropte and the improved French Action, fully war
ranted Tor ave years, with privilege Of c1chaba'
within twelve months il not entirely satisfactory
purchaser. secopu.handed Pianos and Parlor "
gans always on hand from $50 to $500
RETEnEEs WHO HAvR OUR PIANOS IN Use:
General Robert L. Lee, Lexington, va.
General Robert Ransom, "llmin :ton- NJ "
General D. H. Hill, Charlotte, N O.
Governor John Letcber, Lexington. va.
Messrs. R. Burwen eons, Charlotte, N. c'' fe'
male seminary.
NO.
Bishop Wilmer, New Orleans, La.
Max Strakosch, Itali IN Opera
Messrs PeJso3 & Sons, sumter. 5. G.
Charles spencer. Charleston :. G.
Send Tor circular. Terms liberal.
Octobor %
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PRopH1r1,s LIVER MEDICINE.

DR.. Prophitt-Baying used this medicine sufH-
cently long to test its virtue, nd to satisfy my own
mind that 1t is an invaluable remedy for Dyspepsia
"a disease from which the writer has suffered much
for six years-and being persuaded that HUNDREDS
who now suffer from this annoying complaint would
be sgnally benefited as he has been by its use, We
deem It duty we owe to this unfortunate class to
recommend to them the use Of this remedy. which
has given not only himself but several members OF
his family the greatest relief.
N. W. ARNOLD.
Of the Georgia Conference.
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GERMAN COLOGNES.
LUHN's FLAVORING EXTRACTS

LUHN'S FLAVORING EXTRACTS
Have no equal for strength and purity and oughtto
be u.ed by all
SODA WATER DEA LERs AND ICE CREAM MANU-
FAC1URERS.
Mr.. E. a. JACKSON. Proprietor Of the Charleston
HOTEL says: al recommend your Extracts without
hesitation to the public for Ice Creams, JeIlies and
Pastry"
Mrs. H. NJ. BuLrERF1ELD. Proprietress OF the Pa
vilion Hotel, says "Ihey well worthy the atten
ton of those who deal in them or use them "
These Extracts are put up 10 small vlals, by the
dozen, for the trade and family use, and In pint
quart and half gallon bottles for manufacturers.
Congress and High Rock Spring Waters
CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
Apy article desired, not iu Stock, will be procured
to order
Goods delivered in the city FREE OF CHARGE.
Junee DAG tuths 2mo