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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPY'S
THROUGH LINE TO
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN.
CHANGE OF SAILING DAYS.

Steamers OF the above line leave Pier <sF%%S.
No. a. North River, foot OF Canal street, NAlsAhS
New York, at IL O'Clock noon Of the 1st, llth and
21st OF every month except when these dates fnl
on Sunday, then the Saturday preceding.l
Departure OF LIST and 21st connect at Panama
With steamers for South Pacific and Central Amer
lean ports. Those OF 1at touch ut ManZanillo.
Departure or 11th Of each month connects with
the new steam line from Panama to Australia anu
New Zealand.
Steamship CHINA lenven san Francisco for
China,and Japan October !, 1869.
No California steamers touch Mt Havana, but go
.'i.--. r-,,n New York to Aspinwall.
One hundred pounds baggage Tree to each adult
Medicine and attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or further Information an
ply ut the COMPASY'S TICKET OFFICE, OH the
wharf, foot OF Canalstrcct, North River, New
forH: +. Il. BABY, Agent.
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aS- Persons depositing letters in the .Postoflicc
will please place the stamp near the upper right
han4corner OF the envelope, and they will also
please to remember that without tho stamp let
ter cannot be mailed, but will be sent to the Dead
Letter Oflce.
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IMPORTS.

STOcKHoLM-Pcr Norwegian bark Juvcnta-5057
bars nnd $50 bundles iron, to l. hdgcr & Cos 30I5
bars and 10 bundles iron, sos bars plough steel, to
iIari Coz 29l bars Iron, to- T Il Agnew; 1o,3G7
bars iron, 81 bundles irOn 1865 bars plough steel,
to NJ Frcdsbcrg nnd Bones, Brown & CO.
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pASSEN(,EtlS

. Per steamer Pilot Boy. from Savannah yin
beaufort an' Hilton lIcad-TJ Mccoy. u VI Davis
u u Hale AMI wii., Captain Icnngton Mrs Arm.
Howur Master Howard, i r Frip,, WnSiior
l3 on deck. " "'''
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CHANGE OF sCHEDULE
FOR PALATKA FLORIDA.
VIA SAVANNAH, FERNANDINA AND JAG

FOR PALATKA FLORIDA.
VIA SAVANNAH, FERNANDINA AND JACKSON
WILLIE.
The Elegant and Flrst-class ~n~rA
Steamer DICTATOR, Captain W. T. .asEtss.sSSSEz[ss
McNelty, Will sai from Charleston every TUES.
DAY EVENING, Mt O'Clock, for the above points
Returning the Steamer will leave Savannah
SUNDAY MORNING, at O'Clock
Connecting with the Central Railroad at Sayan-
nah for Mobile ana New Orleans, and with the
Florida Railroad Mt Fernandlna for Cedar Keys
at which point steamers connect with New Or
leans, Mobile, Pensacola, Key West and Havana.
Through Bills Lading signed 10 New Orleans and
Mobile.
All freight payable on the Wharf.
Goods not removed Mt sunset Will be stored Mt
risk and expense or owners.
]. d. AIKEN & CO., Agents,
oct@ South Atlantic Wharf,
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Royal. Miss LID
I vini;l
liolmrtsUn, Miss
e N
Robinson, Miss
Rachel
Robbins, Mrs
/ Anthony
Rol'erlsU.i, Mrs
I a NJ
Riley, Mrs Alnl-
I'll
Rilcy,Alis Mary
! Elizabeth
Robinson, Miss
Rachel
RainpauN, Mary
Seymour, Mrs
" W
Sawyer, Miss
Sarah
Sarvis, Mrs
Mary
Steele, Mrs Fam
ME
Steals, Mrs
Ella
Stafford, Mrs G
ScabrOOk, Mrs
Chains
SeafDrth, Miss
Caroline
SANDERS, Miss
Caroline
Scott, Mrs I.;iu-
RI
Scott, Caroline
ScainDrc, Mrs
Sllrcw'b,lry,Al
} Silailer, Mrs r
I Sllcapcard, Miss
Smoke, Miss "
I Smiling, Mrs
Nancy
Smith, Miss
| Patty
Smith, Miss Car
Olinc
Trout, Miss Sal.
lie \
7 TnnlIy, Miss
, Emma
8 Thompson, Mrs
Thomas, Mrs
Amelia
Thyme, Miss II
Tennett, Mrs X
Taylor,
Torlcy, Mrs Eni-
Nj m;t
Trout, Miss $ a
Terpin, Mrs FL
Il Thomas, Miss
Mary
J. vantinc, Miss
| Annie
D. Ward, Mrs f B
Ward, Miss
l-IWaring,Mr lIo-
ratio
s Warren, Miss
Kate
Watts, Miss VI
a
WitcOfskcy,
Miss NJ
l-iWitlers, Mrs l.
lWhitcsides,
l., Miss Katie
White, Miss
Emmy
Wicsinger, Miss.
: ID T.
r-WalSll, Mrs
| Mary
li-!Wackcr, Mrs Jo-
scl'hlile
SIS Williams, Miss
Sallic
IL Wilson, Mrs Ro-
s0
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a KnIghcs Song Threc IIundred Years
FINANCIAL and CoMarERc1A1.
The Money Market.

THURSDAY, October Z.
We have no change TO report during the past
week; the few transactions have not affected the
price OF securities, and the quotations given be-
low are therefore strictly nominal There IL, how
ever, better feeling with both buyers and sellers,
and the general Impression Is TINT the bottom has
been touched. AMI securities will soon appreciate
In value. Money Is 1 to ~ q cent per month on
good collaterals.
SOUTHERN DASH BILLS.
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nranchcstcr Cotton Goods Market.

MANCHESTER, September 2l.-Our market for
yarns has been very mt to-day with scarcely
anything doing. In shipping yarns, to make
sales to any extent, considerably lower prices
would lnve to be taken. This branch OF the mar
ket closes very tamely. In home trade yarns also
there is very little business practicable and prices
are In favor OF the buyer. At the same time there
% Is no eaggrness to press sales on the part OF pro
done since Inst Tuesday in the class Of goods suit
able to India and especially In 39-inch shirtings,
and stocks have been good deal lightened; but
these sales have only been effected at reduction
III price, and decline has been gradually taking
place from day'to day. The prices Of all descrip-
tions OF goods are quoted decidedly lower to-day,
and rs Is usual under such circumstances, In nat
market, values are exceedingly uncertain antl ir-
on the part Of buyers. The feeling OF depression
Is general, and We hear OF but few sales having
9een effected up to Int hour this n afternoon %
e."i paee, and anas Inc ten%eacy a%ons mos The
results may be expected from this course
district, which in 1860 was supposed to con-
sumo about $4,000 or $4,000 bales OF cotton per
week, has increased so as to require least &C, 900
bnlcs, while the supply OF cotton IL less than II
was In 1850 Either spin,llcs and looms must
therefore be stopped, or more cotton must be OBJ
long as these conditions remain. ANY increase
Of price arising from brlskness OF demand would
G the The to
have kept pace for the past seven months with
the production, but the value OF cotton more than
keeps pace with the price OF manufactures, antl
hence prontless business and general disHr-
pontmcnt.
SEPTEMBER 22.-The market has no strength OF
its own, but Is influenced by the Liverpool cotton
sales. To-day the sales are little larger and
prices tribe stronger, and in yarn and cloth sell
lcrs trim their sails accordingly, and the market
Is more cheerful. Very little business, however,
has been done, though sellers ore more willing to
sell Mt yesterdays lower rates.
Wilmington Market.
WILMINGTON, October 6.-TuRrESTIEE-Sales
Of 90 bbls Mt 81 SO for virgin and yellow dip, and
81 SO for hard, per 280 lbs.
SPIRITS TURPENTIE-SaleS today OF $50 bbs at
4lc per gallon, market closing steady.
RoslS-Salcs OF $50 bbls at 81 65 for goOl
strained, 81 so for No ., and 81 so for low No1.
TAH-32 Dbls sold ut 81 SO per bbl.
CoTT0S-Sales Of 182 bales Mt "a X, 2I1a25c for
mixed grades
HAYS2le bales Eastern sold from wharf ut 81
1915 per 100 lbs
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p RT G. Il IL L " ID Il X 4.
M1fRINE NEWS.
EsToN, OCTOBER s..
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

ap MSse se"n F. 1no o'S!FH Tco pnieS e,ty
Norwegian bark juventajaSrlglt, siockhoim-
63 days. Iron. To Fredsburg, j r Adger &
co, Hart & co, II Agncw, and Bones, Brown
Mercrln,s' Line brig Mary NJ Francis, Francis:
New York-5 days. Mdsc. To w Ronch & co, j T.
mcito Pioneer Co.oncraiivc Association, ii BIS.
choir & CO, a BIscholr, Berbussce lsurkemycr,
& co, W II Chafcc & co. II Cobia & co, l. Cowpcr-
twait Cameron l.arkley & co, W $ COrwin 4 co,
Dowie Noise, J b Duval 4 Son, II a Duo, Dou-
& co, p l. EuI!lcmin, c Gravclcy, Gorham, Hart
4 co, {! lIeesGman 4 Bro, g $ llacker, llurkamp
CO, + Kerr Il CO, II Katie & co, q KerrisOn, q j
|. Lawless, q iillenthal, MeDur Cohen, Muller,
road Agent. c CPlnckney, Jr, Rieckc ( sciachic
stcnhousc & co, W shepherd, W Steele, Ii Slender,
Won Santcn Small & co. Tobias Sons, Tclc-
Gs ossMe MS" MakSr DasssT msssr
w Williams & co, w q Whilcn IL co, J IL wurli-
mann,.w J Yates, u S Quartcrmaster, and I N
scr wcnonah, mitchell, pa.imorc-s days.
Corn and mdsc To Islsey & Creighton, s II Mar
shall . Mortleeai : GO, Il Buiwinkle CO. KM But,
& Wittc, W II Chafcc < co, Goodrich Wlneman &
co, and II wurhmann.
and m,lsc. To N Goldsmith & Son, Knobcloch &
Small, Ostendorn & co, II White, a LANCER, ID
Kcnrlck, ID ii ScoX, auu Order.
Schr Thomas BooZ, SUmers, Phlladclphia-07
hours. Coal. To II Baker & co.
Steamer Pilot Boy, Peck, from Savannah, via
Beaufort and Hilton Head 60 bales sea island cot
ton, bales upland cotton, mtlse and sundrics.
To ] ID Aiken & co, a Med Wragg, DIR NJ Cohen,
w Is Williams & son. w Lawton, w Gurney, 7
ID Clancy & co, Rccder Davis, T. w BeEQer, ]
Matthewcs, Mrs ID f. IIuger, " lieriot, Hop
kins, McPherson & Co, Ravcnel & co, w C Bee l.
co. w NJ Bird & CO, Southern Express Company,
Vincent & Brown, " Kressel, Dr st Ravenel,
and q II Glld,lcn.
Boat from Christ Church. 0bags sea island cot
ton. To Gaillard & Minott.
Boat from Christ Church. bags sea island
cotton. To w Gurney.
Boat from Christ Church. bags sea Island
cotton. To Roper 4 St0ney.
Received from Chisolm's Mill--2 bags sea island
cotton. To Chis0m Bros.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Charleston, berry, New York.
Schr Y Turner Graves, Ruatan, Hon.
FROM THIS PORT.
,,,pIio Josie a D0vercauN, Clark, Boston, Oetoi
UP FOR THIS PORT.
Ship Gorilla, Say, at Liverpool, September 90.
The Apollo Jorgcnsen, ut Liverpool, Septem.
brig Josie y Dcvcrcaux, Clark, at Boston, octo.
Der ).
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Brig c Williams, Thompson, at New York, Oc-
toberI
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MEMORANDA,

The schr Jonathan May, Neil, which sailed from
yesterday. huving experienced heavy northeast
gales
Schr Jessie L Leach, Chiltls, from New York for
charleston, before reported ashore Mt Cape Henry
ana which 1t was Thought would be totnl loss,
has been got or by Mcssrs Baker, and was taken
10 Norfolk yesterday tith) morning.
The brig Monica, for this port, was loading Mt
Belfast, Ne, September 80.
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AllS.un, Miss
NIFTY
Barns, Miss Sal
lie
Bee, Miss Mary
a
BeatlOn, Mrs ],
Blake, Miss Kit
tialln
Bolton, Mrs VI
B0cn, Mrs Mill,
Is, ullEliSi, Mrs
Caroline
Brooks, Mrs S
Brothers, Miss
l.
Brouglllon, Mr..
| Jane
| Butler, Betsy
| Butler, Mrs Ell,
| Buggs, Mrs
| Laura
Bush, MissAnnt
| Canty, Mrs lllcl
| CnnOlt, Mrs Il
| Cantwcll, Mrs
| Chrpentcr, Mis-
| a II
Campbell, Mis-
| Chcncllc, Mrs
| Chalmers, Miss
| COr'lrOy, Miss
| julia
! COsgrOvc, Miss
| Kate
| Cobia, Miss N
| Cooper, Mrs e
| Dernty, Mrs
| DcMac0lnlJ, MI
| DuNca,lN, Mrs
| Annie
| Denny, Mrs
| John
| Dunnorc, Mrs
| Eve.
Earle, Miss VI
Folllling, Mrs '
| Fnrabcc, Miss
| Tanning, Miss
| Margaret
| Fitzgcarleil.
| Miss Fanncy
| FitZgearlcl',
| Miss Margar'
Foster, Mrs 81,
Snll
Fortune, Mrs |
Frcntlcr, Mrs
Charles
Fuller, MrsRos
anna
Gartncr, Miss
Sarah
Grant, Mrs All
| nett
Goft. Miss MAJ
| NJ
| Hard, Mrs B Z
| Haywood, Mrs
| Harrison, Mrs
| n
Haywood, Mr.
Emma
Ham, Mrs w :
| Hoyt, Mrs Al
| lhcus e
Hogan, Miss VI
Isaac, Mrs T
Jones, Mrs Lo
| lisa
Johnson, Miss
| Fannie
Johnston, Mis-
J 4
Johnson, Miss
Johnson, Mi
| Robert
Johnson, Mrs
Jones, Mrs II
Jalnisoil, Mr.
Mary
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Or ORGETOWN, S.

WAVERLf, KEITHFIELD AND BROOK GREEN
MILLS, TOUCHING AT SOUTH ISLAND.
The Steamer FANNIE, Captain c. rN
G. White, is now receiving freight 9gse-ssSss=S
at Accommodation Wharf, and will lea We on M0S.
DAY MORNING, the 11th Inst, ut O O'Clock.
Returning, will leave Georgetown on WEDNEs-
DAY MORNING, the 18th Inst, Mt O'Clock.
Freight must be prepaid.
For freight or passage, apply to
THURSTON 4 HOLMES. Apcnts
Adger's North Wharf,
n. B.-Thc FANNIE will leave agnin on FRIDAY.
the 18th Inst, Mt O'Clock a. II. Returning will
leave Georgetown on MONDAY, the 18th inst, at
O'Clock 4. NJ. octs Q
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W0MEN'S LIST.

Jefferson. Mrs II
kinInr, Mrs
EliZ;l
Kennedy, Mrs
Mary
Kramer, Mrs II
Lee, Mrs l:liZ;l-
! beth a
iazcll, Miss Sal
| rali
Lilitlcilliall, Pau,
Lewis, Mrs An
nle f.
iIalsocllc, Mrs !:
iLariilar, Mrs jill
Lol'cy, Mrs Phil
lins
I.,lchclls, Mrs
! Metiia
Miller, Miss Bet
Scy
Miller, Maria
Miller, Mrs III.
| len
May, Mrs Ann
: Mazyck, Miss NJ
, Mcllrtcns, Mrs
/ Julia
. Moray, Miss
Anney
Melirtcns, SUI
| liailc
'Michcal, Mrs
/ May
Mills, Mrs T
J McGuiic, Mrs
Magratll, Mrs j
Minis, Mrs l.cya
Middleton, Mrs
a
Mitchell, Mrs a
Marshall, Mrs NJ
] Munzcnnicr,
y Miss T.
Murray, Miss
u Sarah u
Muller, Mrs Ma
l'ia
Murphy, NJ N ]
/ NJ
MSbutHtNts HtiS'
4 NJ
McCOr,l, Miss
| Louisa
Norris, Mrs Re-
hccca
Ncsllt, Mrs
FL Mary
iPolntcll, Miss y
rurccll, Mrs
Bridget
Prince, Mrs F. ]
y r0hlc, Mrs G |.
Polite, Mrs Pol
lyann
SiPhillips, nlrsAb
Pougll, Mrs Latl
r3
Patterson, Mrs
Rcbecca
Pontlcrs, Mrs
! Maryann
i I-iPinckney, Mrs
Chnrlott
Quinn, Miss Ma
i-I ria
Rainc, Mrs Sl'
san
Ranilll, Mrs
5 Margaret
Rain, l,arbnr.y
R Polt, Miss llal
s rict
Ready, Mrs FL
~ Jane
Redmond, Mis-
FL Mary
Reclcy, Miss f
len
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PASSING THROUGH

TNKAVELLERS PASSING THROUGH
CHARLESTON EN- ROUTE TO FLORIDA
AND AIKEN,
And other places, should lay In their ,cEffre
supplies Of Clarets, Champagnes, Cor -NAlEN4S1
dials, Brandlcs, Whskics Wines, Canned Soups
and Meats American and English Biscuits, Dc
villcd Ham, Tongue, Lobster, Durham Smoking
Tobacco and Imported Segars.
WM. s. CORWIN & CO.,
No. 2T5 King street, opposite IIasel,
Charleston, S. G..
Branch Of No. 900 Broadway, corner goth street
New York. sept28 6mos
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Comparative Exports OF Cotton AMI Rice
from tho Port OF Charleston, from Sep.
tcmber to October 2, 1869.
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pY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, October 7-Arriyed, steamships
Fairbanks, liammonia ana Bremen.
SAVANNAH, October 7.-Arriyed, ship Thompson,
bath, Mej bark Sirlnn Star, Providence; schrs
Frank Herbert, New York; il Franklin PhIladcl-
pllia; Mary w Iiuppcr, New York. Cleared, steam
snip Herman Livingston AMI bnrk Lnmplghtcr,
New York.
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, Tic new a American Bark ANNIE TOR til
NEn iShhy master, having two.thirtls car S5Agf;
go mchrly ON Donrd, IL now rapidly filling up.
For engagements OF above nnply to
oct1 WILLIAM ROACH & co
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Gl)ippina.

FOR IL YRE DIRECT.
The splendid New Al American Clipper III
brig MARY NJ. FRANCIS, Francis muster SSHiI
tl30O bales capacliy.) L.. now ready Ia rccTivc
freight ami be despatched forthwith
For engagements, apply to
Oct8 WILLIAM ROACH & f,n
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FOR LIVERPOOL DIRECT.

WTANTED, $50 TO 500 BALES COTTON
w TO FILL UP.
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&Str mad en- aber sreiete oerf@tebene mRufsr sn 8reapfdaen. 2reus'
pfueen, @dbanfepfueeu, &c.
Senbet fir un1ere Yret6ltfr
re- Befeuunen peten prompt teprg. 2aramap, Nerrine S 60.
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@auf &al1es 9auS,
Soitpb Yenbel

Ct Vloup, Mimi.
Dteits neu etnsertGtese Sat- uub Rpataus faun
Met(enben uab Rohedu6ern betems. e%rnpfpbleu rerbeu.
Die Oar Tt trDhlbefeut. WuSaeiethnete 6tauunoen.
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Mir ,1n6en uns felbft fhaesn.
(Letrus protect ourselves.)

80 ~ ."}r .
Der pbyljde Bau tes 1fartnen meni9li9en
@.iens 1T iberaQ p%erpunbbar. l1nl .r RGrper 1T
pon, BET Natur nit elmer semi6en n~egatiptn &C.
malt strleben, tpel9e Jpn bis 3u e,ntnn gemiGtn
@rabeE 9ege, ungefunbe &tnfaHe {@Gbt. Dieter
@1ub 1T tebp@ unpoQfomnen unb man tann ii9
anf i'm III u%useunbsn @esenben pber unter TN,
fdnbeu auBergetrDbnli9er @efabr ni9t nit St.
tpiBbeit SerlaGen. @s 1T beBbalb. Gin Mft ttr
Wetsbett, btr 8lugbett, bee %8eiunben Renl9en-
.Serfanbes. i1 9e9en fM9e Guentualitaten III
fGiben, tnbent man etn @e9tn m ittel i'm
8praus ntnrnt; NIT atberen @orten, inbemt
man. bas Sslena nit 9otsttsr's Masen-
b%itttren fartt, benz belten @9ubuittel' gseen
tpel@es te in ireenb einent Qaube In @tbrau9 &C.
meitn| 1T. Nlspeilmittel fir III Observation-Disclosures
e6 teine Nebi3in, bic I4 nit ibnt nte1en fanr.
Wer an l1nstrpauli@teit leibet, Fat (@ biea itlbi
auau19reiben,, menn ct tit einem 'Ebeile Der @eit
ppbnt, TO pfetttD~ sra genbittere
III baben III, benn 10 getuiB ais bic Welt benebt,
10 gewiB wiirbt bieles unf9dBbare @t6rtemi It,
tel unb bic t.@dfte perbe1trnbe Mrauei, einen
Ma9en, ber tn l1nprbnun9 9efcntme, IL, in zeinen
%9elurben 3ufanb 3urudpereben. Sir NerYe,-
f4wa&e tpirb es ebenfaQs gang b~elonetrs eu1pfpb-
len, 'unb in ;,GaQen BON gaifppfung bietet Is
f@neQe unb efettscle 6ilfe. ,+~~,
:@eeen Bi,ber unb GrSReln 1T Der Bittert
tpirtunssrei9er ais Bic grUBte Auantttat BON Gbi~
nine, uns'bie gefdtrlt&ftt Sale BON @alenfeter
fnb turG bic 1punterpuqeu Gigeni9aften be5tlten
turirt suurben, Diejenieen, mtldt bitit Mebi3in
eitraal a1teepenbet baben, tperben f@ nit .tiner
anetren, 3ur 1eilung' berjentsen 8el9~erben te.
bttutnt pel@s 5pf etttr's Btttere su be-
i&widtisen prattubirt. Dtnjtntaen. ,ptl9e, ben.
Gtrfu& rt9t senia&t baben; empfebltn ,miir BON
san3snt '5etssn, ben *8ittertn fefert ~ 9ptubt-
reu, .@tseun ibre @erbauunseursane f@ nt@tiu iibb.
rent nOrmalen 3utanbe 4btRnben. -, M .f[,. :. ).
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@a8Dtmstom $amS.
Mtnneapplf1, Minn.

3tt{a iuattti 5etfa iu&teH -,..5 - .
Sd Bin thinner s~erenast uub Iufts babel,
Htuf aud reat ~treu3FseI 'ntaI fetas
81 tetre I'm Baittnetsu 5aufe 'ma1 eta;
BraeR TT, wer's tenu etbta o.'. 60.
g..tlt& Der petttl BET atesaG beltett, "a
Stets tat Der an 5aub, mas III suhuf&eu Il.
Ct etbt etnta auseesetaneten Itf&, y .'."t
Beefaeat, paatten. &raut uab 6alGi.
uub Gutt petS, pas Ct font nt&t nod lat -
Det&e 1.tten, marin unb pet6 wte bet S&uee, "
Eeeuu's tatt, etntu gunfa 800 gDeisteu. &afee pbe1 1bel
6swtt I'M Sunauaer ~etstaltes Bier, -.
Die ftinftn unb befeu 2tau6re Fns t NAN ttee.
uab betn Btsatlea IL ter Peter eta ltteraltr
Ct {&retbt ME ~ steI, nod III reuts an.
wenn's alte 1unbeu, stbt Ct germ Grettt
pnb seAuet uur ben SANG eew6tuIt&tu 9rsft
uub ertru fet's benz Barmer nod sefaet;
IN gutter stan uub frtfde Qaeue
ubet man tetn PETER auf Der Sttat.
u fatterm bic Rhae. O&fea unb Yferte
Int staue plas fur etne game 5eerbt.
Rum Mu.ter, Tp@ter, Batter unb Sstu,
Rpusrat bin III BEN 5utel bes Wafbtneton.
DIR Peter label ereetenf tin,
Ct serfprtat tets lufts uub fbet III fetn.
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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-09-18

Messrs. NOLAN II Bros, Wholesale Druggists,
Wheeling, Va, say, under date of July "a, 1865,
that they can safely recommend the Gargling Oil
for more diseases than 1t IA recommended for
From j. X. FISHER, UniontOwn, Pa, June 81,
1857 Gargling Oil is doing much better here
than formerly since lis virtues have become known
and the bottles put up for Family Use, without
stain, are much sought for.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-09-18

From DR. T. W. ELLIS, Ga, Jan. g. 1s59-If !
could receive both boxes Of the Gargling Oil it will
not be too much, as | think could soon find sale
for 1t all the inquiry being frequent since 1t is sup
posed that b ave 1t fer sale.
From DR. WIN. = MCCALL, Chamois, Mo-, Nov. 8,
1S6S-vour Gargling OH is taking the shine of from
all tho liniments Of the day. If you desired them,
could procure dozens Of certificates from those
who have been cured by 1t.