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Exports for the We..K ending April Fl

Exports for the Week ending April 2l'
L1vRRPovI-r.r s5p 5GSslsS son,hern chiei-lss ba<.
sea island cotton, iO57 bales upland cotto"- ssa
SACKS cotton seed, 626 bbls rosin;:.:. .fer ship
eclac-16S bags sea island cotton, .o9 bales up.
NEW CASTLE, ENG-Per BritiEn bark VIM Fisher
$40 tons phospharr rock.
DOMESTIC.
BosroS-Per schr Montana-40o tons phosphate
rock ll2 bbls naval stores, S. bales cotton and
rags, 357 empty carboys, l2 boxes mdse, trunks
ndse, casE hrass. casks aud 6 crates iron, ls,'
6ls feet lumber, half bbl grist.
Weop's HoLE-Per schr steelman-3so tons
phosphate rock. =.
NEW YoRk-Per steamship South Carolina-95
bags sea island cotton, 1863 bales upland cotton,
4O3 tierces rice, SO bales Cotton waste, so bales
yarn and sundries, 81 bundles paper, II packages
leather and hides.
BALTlAoRE-Per steamship Sea Gull-272 tiercea
rice, l53 bales cotton 5S bales yarn 2 bales rags
40 bundles paper, 7 rolls leather, 80 casks cay,
and sundries. Per schr A Hunt-400 tons
guano, inward cargo from Mobile.
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The arrivals at this port for the week has been
50 bags OF sea islands and Flordas and 3261 bales
OF uplands, against 163 bags OF sea islands and
Floridas and 1886 bales Of uplands the week be-
fore, and bag OF sea island and 1921 bales OF up
lands for the same week last season. These sup.
plies have come as follows: Say OF uplands, per
South Carolina Railroad, 2Ssl bales; per North.
eastern Railroad 21s; Peedee 12l; Georgetown l.;
santee so. or sea Islands, Savannah 80; Florida
4; Beaufort %.
The arrivals at the chief Southern centres from
the 18th to the Goth instant inclusive, as reported
BY telegraph have been as follows. This includes
all points but North Carolina and overland:
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New York Rice Market.

From the Journa! OF Commerce, OF the 10th
instant: Domestic is tribe hrrner, with good
jobhng trade. We quote G4a7ac Sales 225
casks.
From the Tribune The demand from the
trade Is more active, AMI prices arc higher ON de-
srable stocks, closing steady. Sales 800 casks
Carolina.at 6Aaa74c.
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Wilmington Market

WILMINGTON, April 20.-SPIKITs TURPENTINE.
Receipts 133 casks. Sales OF IS casks at 4lc per
gallon.
RosIS-Receipts eae bbls. Sales OF only go bbls
reported at SO 25 for Mol.
CRUDE TuRPENTISE.-Salcs Of 1873 bbls at SS IS
for virgin, 50 IS Tor soft and 81 20 for hard.
TAR.-Sales OF a3 bbls reported at 81 6j per hbl.
COTTON.-ReCeipts 81 bales. Sales OF ! bale At
16; Is AT Isl at 2Ola, and SIS at 2lc per ID.
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NorfoIk Market.

NORFOLK, April 2o.-CoTToN.-Receipts for
tho we..t are 2s7s bales, The market in the early
part Of the ,,,eek was dull, with disposition to
easier @ prices. T 10 lower grades are most neg
lected. and the bulk Of stock is Of these sorts.
Later in the week it became irmer again, and
the transactions In it are 20 oGas1c lor strict good
CoRN.-Receipts for the week have fallen or
and toward the close are not equal to the de.
mand-closing with sales today at an advance,
say 81 o3a1 06 for Prime white; 81 o2a1 o3 for
mixed, and 81 OF for prime yellow.
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Interior Cotton Markets,

MACON. April le.-Receipts today Sc bales;
sales III; shipped l25. Tie market continues
for middlngs. Offerings still very limited.
ATLANTA, April l9.-Thc market closed at 2oh
cents for middlings; 1919 for low mddlings; 1SH
for good ordinary, and LIZ for ordinary.
COLUMBUS, April 19.-Our market showed
strong demand and frmcr prices, but middllngs
are not quoted higher than 2O1s cents, and Tor
low middlings 20 cents. Sales 90 bales. Re-
celpts 104 bales. Shipments 3l1 bales.
MONTGOMERY, April l9.-COtton market quiet.
Low middlings In good demand at 20 cents.
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Passengers.

Per steamship Tennessee, for New York;
McGiney, ii DonOghue, u D0noghue, II Curtis,
Mrs NJ Pemmerlnan. Miss Harris, II Pemmer.
man, + Carn, Mr and Mrs Bishop and servant, Mr.
reJerSey and son, l. Truman. II Truman, IL
BayIeyIA c Cor,les, Nolan, G l. Miller, L Adams
] Murcllison, Johnston. Mr. Schroeder. Collier
Mrs Collier, Mrs ScUyal, p E Gleason, j Sheridan,
+ Clyde Barnes, und on deck.
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Stocks OF Cotton in the Interior Towns
not included in the Receipts.
Exports.

Exports.
New YoRK-Per steamship Tennessee-ls2 tcs
rice, 81 bags sea island cotton, 125 bales upland
cotton 2O1 bbls rosin IL bales domcstics e. casks
clay. IS packages ruit and vegetables, q pack
ages .ntres.
PuILApELrIIIA-Pcr schr C Raynond-40O
tGns phosphate rock. =. Per Schr l. Sturlevant-
s. Isl Icct boards, $1,000 feet sawed lumber.
NORTH WnYNOCTII, MAsS-Per schr Contra!
AInerlca-G50 Tons phosphate rock.
WILMINGTu.;, DEL-per schr Island Queen-SS
600 feet resawed, sl,5l6 feet hooring.
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The market during the past week for all classes
Of securities continued dull. Sterling rated yester
day at 22S@227S. In domestic exchange, the
banks were purchasing sight drafts on New York
at par to y, and selling at s@7l premium. Gold
bought at II and sold at 12h. Banks discounted
on good collaterals, at per cent. per month.
Southern Bunk Bills.
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FINANCIAL AND coMMERoIAL.
SOUTHERN BANK BILLS, STOCKS, BONDS, &C

REPORT OF THE NJ A R K T
FOR THE WEEK ENDING APRIL elsT, 1870, PRE-
PARED EXPRESSLY FOR THE NEWS" BY I. S.
K. BENEFIT, STOCK BROKER AND REAL ESTATE
AGENT: no. 40 BROAD STREET.
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FLeUR.-Market steady. We quote superlne
a 50. eNtra IS. famIfY Sc. fanny sG IL

81 so; extra S.; family So; fancy sc 70.
CoRN.-Sales to day on wharf Of 1000 bushels
at ST 10 per bushei; shipments 300 bushels at
Sill. sacked and delivered in depot. We also
heard OF several small lots selling from store
1T 81 Is.
WnEAT.-Wc quote huying prices as follows:
Mediterranean CSC; red 81 Oj; white and amber
81 10a1 Is.
OATs.-we quote at 15c, sacked and delivered in
depot.
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Gates.

TERRING'S PATENT CHAMPION
SAFES
Have never been opened by Burglars. Awarded
the Prize Medals at the Worl,l's Fair, London;
Worlds Fair, New York; Exposition UnlvsrseGe,
Paris; and Winner OF the Wager Mt the recent In.
ternational Contest in the Paris Exhibition.
BURGLARPRooF VAULT DOORS.
WALKER, EVANS L C0GSWELL,
Nos. Broad and 100 East Bay streets,
apr19 tuwf3DAc Charleston, s. c.
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NoTE.-We have deducted from New Orleans
53o os4 bales uplands, from Mobile 900 bales, from
Savannah 1855 bags sea island and II bales up.
land and from Charleston 1896 bags sea island and
l5s bales upland-the quantities received at those
ports from Mobile Florida, Texas and Savannah.
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POET CAL AR.
MOONS PHASES

MOONS PHASES.
First Quarter, sth, II hours minutes. evening.
Full Noon, 18th, hours, d minutes, evening.
Last Quarter, 72d. II hours. minutes, morning.
New Moon, 30lh ] hour, II minutes, evening.
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Nashville Market.

NASHVILLE, April lS.-CoTToN.-The market
was quiet and unchanged to-day Us follows: In
ferior l21za14k. ordinary 6Xal7 4 geod ordinary
1SHa1eh; low mildling 20a20Hc.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept !, 1869. ...None
Received today. y.......................2
Received previously. Al ,0G0-49e2l
4a,22l
Shipped previously ................ IS, 744-35 115
Stock on hand I46
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SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
Steamship South Carolina, Adkins. from New
York, April o.
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NHANGE OF. SCH EDULE.
5@ I I9 E5'zEE7... s

ATLANTIC AND GULF RAILROAD, !
SAVANNAH, January Z, 1S7D.
On and after SUNDAY, the 9th instant, Passen.
ger Trains on this road will run as follows:
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAINS.
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The stock of the article in sight at the latest
dates was as followf:

Excess in visible SUPPLY. "a, AT
The stock Of cotton held by Manchester spin
! hers at :the mills, now $4,000 bales; same time
1869, 20, 600 bales. Middling uplands, now l11sd,
then 12isd.
THE -CoTroN MARKET.-In consequence OF the
interruption Of the holidays the business has been
limited at some Of the leading markets, but prices
OF the article have shown steadness, and for good
grades rather stronger figures. The rates at Liv-
-. cc..ool and New TTurk for this period have beei
Il I'd for middling uplands at the former, and
23Nc, advancing to 2aHc. at the latter.
The following statement will show the business
at these points: On Friday, April l5, at Liver
pool, there was nothing done being Good Friday,
and at New York tae same cause operated to
close the market At the former, on SATURDAY
and Monday, there were no sales reported. Al
the latter, on Saturday, the article was quiet ou'
strong at 234c; sales 1000 bales, and, on Mouuay'
continued firm at 23Kc; sales 1oo oaies' "a
Tuesday the former was quiet at lsu, Sales
10 900 bales; the latter was steady at o2j<c sales
1900 bales On Wednesday the fory. er was steady,
uplands 1lSd, sales $4,000 bsies; the latter was
steady, AID the article in good demand at 2a3sc,
sales 5000 bales. Yesterday he.former was more
active at 11od sale9 Is 900 bales; the latter was
frmer at es1c.
The transactions in this market, for this period,
have been as follows:
On Friday, April Is, being good Friday, there
was no market; sales only 27 bales at 2lHc; quo
tNions nominal, say ordinary to good ordinary
ls@2okc; low middling 2lc; middltng 2lkc;
strict mIddling 22c 2 ID.
On Saturday there was q fairly sustained in
qulry the market showing no alteration OF note;
sales 900 balcs ordinary to good ordinary being
quoted ut 1S@2o16c; low middling 2lc; middling
Ike; strict middllng 22c q ID.
On Monday the demand was rather active, and
the better grades in some cases improved &c 1t
ID; sales 400 bales; ordinary to good ordinary
being quoted at 1s@2os; low middling 2l@2lA;
middling 21H@21I; strict middllng 22@22i&c
q ID.
On Tuesday the inquiry was fairly maintained,
good qualities being quite firm; sales 400 bales;
ordinary to good ordinary being quoted at 1922;
low middling 2lX@71H; middlng 2lX@22 and
strict middling 221ic q ID.
On Wednesday prices were flrm stock light and
inquiry good; sales 200 bales; quotations as be-
| fore.
On yesterday there was good demand, the
better qualities improving about &c. q 10; sales
about 500 bales, say at 1919; 80 at 21 Sc at 2lH;
10 at q Is at21S Il at 2%; 20 at 22 2l at 22E;
126 at 22Hc. Wequote:
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MARINE NEWS
ARRIVED YESTERDAY

cHAnL sToN, APRIL %.
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CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.

Brig Josie A pevereaux, Clark, at New Yorl
April ls.
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POETRY.
WHAT THEN!

An old man crowned with honors nobly earned.
Once asked youth what end in life he sought
The hopeful boy said, a. would first be learned,
would know al that all the schools er taught
The old man gravely shook his head:
"And when you We learned all this, what then z
he said.
"Then" said the boy, with all the warmth youth,
"rd be a lawyer, learned and eloquent;
Appearing always on the side of truth,
Ny mind would grow as thus twas early bent"
The old man sadly shook his head:
"And when you've done all this, what then ~
he said.
81 will be famous" said the hopeful boy;
"Clients will pour upon me fees and briefs;
Twill be my pleasing task to bring back JOY
To homes and hearts near crushed with darkest
griefs;
But still the old man shook his head:
"And when all this is gained, what then?" he
said
" And then I'll be rich, and in old age
Twill withdraw from all this legal strife;
Known in retirement as an honored sage,
I'll pass the evening of an hOnored life.
Gravey again the old man shook his head:
1" And when you've done all this, what then ~
he said.
" And then-why, then | know that must die
Ny body then must die, but not my fame;
Surrounded by the fallen great I'll lie,
And far posterity shall know my name
Sadly the old man shook again his head
"And after all this, what then ?" he said.
"And then-and thenr but ceased the boy to speak;
His eyes, abashed, fell downward to the sod
A silent tear dropped on each burning cheek;
The old man pointed silently to God,
Then laid his hand upon his dropping head,
Remember, there's place beyOnd" he said.
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a Hard.Shell Exhortation.

A hard she'll who spoke in meeting out
West, thus directed the attention of his hear
ers to the importance ofsearching the Scrip
lures
" Not long since, my hearers-ah, was ri
ding along one of our great rivers, surrounded
by dense primeval woods-ah, stopped at a
rude log hut by the low river side-ah, and
there found poor family in great ataf-aic-
ton ali. They were all sick-ah, and was
informed by the mother-af1, that they had lost
their fnetooih comb-ah. They was ignorant of
the gospeel-ah and didn't seem to care about
heavin or the precious word Of life-ah for the
woman did nothing but lament the loss Of
their fine tooh comb-ah.
"Haye you bible in your cabin, said l to
her? Said she to me, yes theer yit is up theer
on the " catchall," pointing to a narrow shelf
over the smoky fireplace, but We don't read
into it much, ain'tread any since our Bill died
with the ager about sewing month ago-ah. Ny
hearers, got on the top of dye-tub-ah that
stood in the corner, aud reaching up TO the
shelf-ah, took down the blessed book-ah,
and what do you think it was opened to-ah.
What do you think found there to satisfy the
longings of the poor sinful woman-ah. Oh,
my breethering, it was the long lost, the long
wanted fine tooth comb-ah. say, my hear
ers, sarch the Scriptures-ah. If that poor
woman-ah had done this-ah, how her mind
would-ah been eased-ah, for she would-ah
found her fine tooth comb-ah, her childrin's
heads would a been sleek-ah, and she--and
she would-ah had peace with her Maker-ah.
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SPLENDID ExmBITIoS.-SAN FgAycIsco,
April 23.-Blossom Rock, the most dangerous
obstruction in the harbor, was blown up to-
day at 2 o'clock. Twenty-thres tons Of pow
der were used. When this immense amount
Of powder was touched of, the water, appa-
rently 100 feet in diameter, was thrown 70 the
height of about 100 feet, the centre being filed
with smoke and stones, the latter going far
above the water. Between $4,000 and so, 900
people witnessed the explosion. The explo-
sion was scarcely perceptibl. iu the city. Only
deep thud accompanied the blast.
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4 Tilted swain spi:efaily says Eve did
no. know as much as her llughtefs Of tie
present day. Had they been in her p'a-'
instead Of bsiBg 'scs.'es tbey Hcz4a ha's
cs-sirss ks 6frI'
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Ministering Spirits.

The reunion Of parents and children in
heaven, as well as of other earthly friends. is
a cheering and delightful thought. And the
idea that our departed friends may sometimes
be near us, or wait to welcome us on the bor-
ders of that spirited-land, is well suited to i'm
press the mind A little girl in family Of
our acquaintance, a lovely aud precious child,
lost her mother at an age too early to fix the
loved features in her remembrance. She was
as frail as beautiful aud as the bud Of her
heart unfolded, it seemed as if won by that
mothers prayers to turn instinctVely heaven
ward The sweet conscientious and prayer
loving child was the cherished one Of the be-
rcayed family. But she faded away early
She would lie upon the lap Of her friend, who
took mothers kind care Of her, and winding
one wasted arm about her neck, would say
"Now tell meabout ny mamma" And when
the oft-told tale had been repeated, she would
ask softly, "Take me into the parlor l want
to see my mamma" The request was never
refused and the affectionate child would lie
for hours contentedly gazing on her mothers
portrait. But
Pale and wan she grew, and weakly
Bearing all her pain so meekly,
That to them she still grew dearer,
As the trial hour drow nearer
The hour came at last and the weeping
neighbors assembled to see the child die. The
dew Of death was already on the flower, as the
life sun was going down. The little chest
hcaved INDEPENDENTLY. Do you
know me, darling?" sobbed, close to her ear,
the voice that was dearest but it awoke no an
swer All at once a brightness, as if from the
upper world, burst over the chilPs colorless
counteuance. The eye-lids flashed open, the
lids parted, the wan cuddling hand few up,
in the little ones last impulsive effort, as she
looked piercingly into the far above. Mo-
ther " She cried, with surprise and transport
in her tone-and passed with that breath into
her mothers bosom a distinguished divine
who stood by that bed Of joyous death said:-
If never believed in the ministratiou Of
departed ones before, l could not doubt it
now"
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SALE SET AsIDE.-The sale Of the proper
ty of the Funkstown Manufacturing Company,
made some time ago by the trustees appointed
for the purpose, to Mr.. Oliver Lantz. Of Balti-
more, for the sum Of S50.o5O, has been set
aside by the court, upon the ground Of the
inadequacy of the amount bid fer it it--Eesa,-
tern Rs-a,d.
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VIRGINIA FREE PRESS.
HrERNIS.

~s-The Pass Pass ia published weekly a, TrO
Dollar. aad Fifiy Ceuis per oHnaH "a ddsGnes.
e~THREE DOLLARS ii not paid in advance
~ one Dollar aad Fifty Cents for ear month
trs~The terms Of advertising are, for square,
one inch, or less, Oas Dollar and Fi,y Cents for
three insertions-larger ones in the same proper
zion Each continuance FJty CeRts.
7zss-No advertisement 20 be considered by the
month or year unless specified on the Manuscript
or previously agreed upon between the parties.
1S-An advertisement not marked on the copy
oraspeci6ed number ofinsertioHs win be continued
unul ordered out, and payment exaeted accordingly.
7E-REsCLAR ADvERrsExENrs.-To avoid any
understanding on the part Of the Annual Adver-
-ssr it is proper to state dtinrtg that their pr-
viIege only extends to their immediate business
Real Estate Legal and an other advertisements sent
by them 70 be an additional charge, and no varia-
;ion.
"a Obituary Notices gilmore than fvelines will
De charged for.
JOB WORR--Posters. Sale Bills, Circulars.
Cards &C., executed promptly, neatly, and at iair
prices.
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PIANOS. PIANOS.


n he different FAIRS bali iH tis South, az
october gnd N0rem5r, 1869,
For the Best Pianos over Eight different New
York Philadelphia and Baltimore, Pianos.
OrF!tr AND NEW W,rrE00v No. NORrH
LIBERTY Sr.. BALTIMORE, MD.
CTIFFF'S PIANOS have all the latest improve
- meuts. including the AGRAFFE TREBLE,
Ivory Fronts and the Improved French Acton
fully warranted for Fire Years.
Second hand Pianos and Farlor and Church Or
gan, OF my own make, always on hand, from SO
% $500.
Esters.s who have our Pianos in use:-
Cen. r. L. Lee, Lexington, Virginia. Gen.
r.bt. Ransom. Wilmington, \. C.. Gen. ID. 4.
HuI Charlotte, y. C. Governor John LGtcaer,
Leyir-t4r. Virginia. B. :. Harrison, Warren
Fbr. John b. Packett. John Burns, Andrew Al
driF-e. Charles L8ngdon, Thos c. Lakeland, DR..
C.-dell Wm O.. Butler, Thos. y lsbell, OF Jeiier-
s.u County.
send sa- "a Circular containing zoo names OF per-
cons iu the south who have bought the Suet Piano
since the close of Che War.
TERMS LIBERAL. A call is solicited.
December 8, lSi3-ly.
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TIE CoSyELLsvnLE RAILRoAD.-Thc work
of extending the Connellsville railroad to Cum
berland is being pushed forward with vigor,
and the progress making is in the highest de-
gree satisfactory. We learn from the officers
of the company that twenty-four hundred Ia
boring men and upwards of four hundred
horses are engaged upon the work.
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D. j. D.
Bo'aS' B BAITINoRE b BI1TERS'

49, I@s ~s
Boaas BALTINoRE BITTERs' B
BOGGS' GERMAN TONIC BITTERs are daily
growing in favor. We would especially call the
attention Of Grocers Liquor Dealers and Druggists
10 them. As they are made Of the purest liquors,
being favored with vegetable touics and made un-
der lEy direct supervision Of farcgular
GRADUATE IN MEDICINE
AT TIE
UNIVERSITY or FPENNSYL YANIA,
can be relied on as a very fine Tonic and peculiar
ly adapted to
GENERAL DEBILITY, Loss OFAPPETITE
Dy,peUsiG. F9dfolence, Torpid Lirer, JdVHdIcc,
Eerer and Agts, aud Chronic affections.
They improve Digestion, correct Baiary Derapge-
meats and gice tone to the entire system.
We have room for only few certificates, from
some ofour most prominent citizens, to which we
respectfully ask ysur attention. See what our
Doctors. Lawyers, Diyines and Merchants think
and say OF them:
For F,rer and Ague Bilious Fever, aad other Fo-
briie Diseases.
Read below the Certificate of DR.. J. l.. Warteld,
an eminent Physician in Frederick and Carroll
Counties, Maryland:
wEsrmxsrER, ND, Sept. C, 1865.
Gentlemen: This is to certify, that have used
' Bgyy.' German Tonic BiHers" in my practice
for the la, two or three years with much satstac
tion. and look upon the preparation as safe ana
valuable Tonic. | regard it as particularly suited
% of disease occurring in malarlous districts
of country, and especially such as require the en-
ploymcut OF TOuics after other appropriate treat
mcat j. L. WAKEFIELD, NJ. D.
Fer Debility, Dyspepsia and Diarrhoea.
hos
GcaNcmen: was lately cured Of Fever and Ague
bv the use of small quantity of Boggs' German
Tome Bitfcr,." I also recommend their use IN ca
ses Of Debility, Dyspepsia, or Diarrh@a
w. 4. FISHER,
Attorney at Law. No 43 81. Paul street, BALTIC.
For Dyspepsia and General Debility
Read the Certificate of Rev. r. J. Keeling, Rector
Of Trinity p. T. Church, Washington CITY
WASHINGTON, August %, 1865.
Gentlemen | have been induced to try your
" Gsra1n Tonic Filters" in my family, for the re-
liefof Dyspep,ip and General Debility. have n"
hesitation in recommending them as the bestl have
met with Your :" Biuers" possess the desirable
properties of a corrective stimulant without the
Objectionable alcoholic taste so noticeable IN other
preparations Of the kind. One member OF my
family has received almost permanent relief from
ChrOaic Dyspepsia from the sse of this medicine.
Yery respectfully yours,
r. J. KEELING,
Rector Trinity tP. E. Church, Washington City.
Enquire Of your Grocer or Druggist, or OF the
Proprietors, at their Laboratory,
No. } NORM LIBERTY STREET,
BALTIMORE. ND,
WADE. BOYKTN e CO.,
Wholesale Druggists.
For Sale bv
AISQUITH 4 WASHINGTON, ! lcsar,..to,,n.
W. =. MASON. .......................
c. +. BELLER Harper's Ferry.
And by Druggists and Grocers generally.
February Z, ls7O-6m.