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OTANDARD PERIODICALS
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!. The Edinburgh Review.

|. The Edinburgh Review.
This is the oldest of the series. In its main
features it still follows in the path marked out
by Brougham, Jeffrey, Sydney Smith and Lord
Holland, its original founders and first contrib
utOrs.
2. The London Quarterly Review,
which commences its lssth volume with tn
January number, was set on foot as q rival
thu ;. Edinburgh II resolutely maintains it
opposition in politics. and shows equal vigor iu
its literary department.
r 3. The Westminster Review
has just closed its 92d volume. In point of lit
ersry ability this Review is fast rising to leve
with its competitors. 1t is the advocate Of pc
litical and religious liberalism.
- 4. North British Review,
now in its Slst volume, occupies a very high
position in periodical literature. Passing be-
yond the narrow Journalism of schools and par
ties, it appeals to wider range Of sympathies
and higher integrity of conviction.
5. BlackwOod's Edinburgh Magazine
was commenced So years ago. Equalling the
Quarterlies in its literary and scientific depart
ments, it has won a wide reputation for the mar
ratives and sketches which enliven its pages.
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BOQUET OF PHL0xES.

IL Is most beautiful, as well as the most in
structive Floral Guide published, giving
plain and thorough directions for
Culture Of Flowers and Vegetables.
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Corn at Point Penalis, Florida, is
waist high.
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GET A BOTTLE OF DB. GOAD'S
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SCHWARTZ & HASLETT,

FORMERLY
B. a. FAHNESTOCK, SON & COMPANY,
Sole proprietors of
y. A. Fahrestocks Vermifuge,
{. L. Cations Dyspepsia Nemedy,
and c. f. Cations Cough Belsam,
Feb 4th-ly PITTSBURGH, PA.
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o WHY Do YOU SUFFER-
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The Southern States are beginning
to cultivate China grass. 10 be used as
a substitute for silk. A machine and
process for its preparation have al
ready been patented. The Louisiana
planters have already raised the most
of this grass; but they sell il in Lon
don, where it is worked into what are
called Japanese silks.
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ingston county, Illinois, uses about fif
ty tons of beets per day, in.thc manu-
facture of the saccharine staple. The
production of this kind of sugar is
now very great i'm many parts of En-.
rope, and is becoming rapidly dcvel.
Oped i'm this country. 1t is but little
more than half century ago that Ma.
pOlcOn bestowed reward upon the
man who made the first sample of any
account. This sample is said to have
been little black mass of strong SUI
gar weighing about two pounds.
The Pittsburg Dispatch states that
accounts from the rural districts, con-
firmed by appearances in the markets,
proves this to be what in Olden times
was called pigeon year, The woods
are filed with millions of these pas
senger birds, and piddle-aged men
are reminded of the time when it was
no uncommon thing to see great flocks
Of pigeons, so thick as, like the Per-
sian arrows at Thermopyla, 10 darken
the sun, and which the roosts covered
miles of forest and limbs of trees were
broken down by the accumulated
weight. r~
A New Orleans paper states that
Efingham Lawrence, owning what is
called the Magnolia Sugar Plantation,
has used steam plows for the last two
years in preparing his sugar and other
grounds. In breaking up ground for
sugar cane he plows from fifteen to
twenty inches deep, and when culti-
waiting between the cane rows, sub
soils to the depth of from twenty to
twenty-fOur inches. The yield per
acre on the steam plowcd cultivated
land was over $500 pounds of sugar,
while that on land plowed in the same
way, but cultivated by horse and
mule power, and receiving much
more attention than the other pro-
duced only LOO to $500 pounds to
the acre. His conclusion is, from two
years experience, that steam blowing
saves fully onc-half of the labor as
compared with the old system. while
augmenting the yield fully fifty per
cent.
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NORTHERN 4 EASTERN CITIES,

Two daily Express Trims run through
from Mckenzie to Louisville. as follows;
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AN NFoRTUNATE SELECTIoN.-Iar-
son Green, who had the habit Of
drawing upon a box of sermons be-
queathed him by his father, who was
also minister, upon one occasion got
hold Of a sermon, by mistake, which
the old gentleman had once preached
TO the State Prison convicts. Ii
opened well, and the congregation
were becoming deeply interested,
when all at once the parson sur
prised them with the information that.
had il not been for the clemency of
the Governor every one of them would
have been hanged long time ago.
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K. c. BROWNING, Gen. Agent,
81 Cortlandt St., New York.
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PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

Victor Hugo is to take second wife.
Mr. Ole Bull sails for Europe next week.
Charles Reade is handsome, but, altnough
past the meridian of life, he is still bachelor
-Dore took full surgeons course OF anatomy
In the Paris HOSPITALS, to fit him for bis artistic
career.
Miss Abbie whinnery, in letter from Paris,
under date of March II, says: 81 saw, at the
opera, the Princess Alice daughter Of Queen W.. .c
torIa. She is very plain and hsmely. she wore
,,v -neesed white silk dress. Trimmed in blue
She had chestnut curls, and wore blue feather
and few diamonds in her hair. A diamond
,oct,ace plistened about her throat. Her shoul-
aers are not pretty, and her back, which was
visible half way to the waist, Is ugly.n
Prince Henri Bourbon's death was delieatelY
and ofncially announced in Madrid as having oc-
Cured while shooting at mark"
-Petrusset, the lion killer, giant IN 1olm anu
strength. is one o. the curiosities OF Paris. ne
has chamber carpeted with the skins Oh nons
slain In Algeria. His gun can hardy DC nl'eu oy
an ordinary man. ,ona
Among the intimate friends OF Pierre Bona
narte who attended the mock trial at Tours was
the notorious Alessandri, director OF the bastia
prison, who was employed as spy oy LOUIS Ns'
poleon for the detection Of the orsini conspiracy.
he is said to be blood relation OF the murderer
in Charlottesville, Va, on "Wednesday, upon
the return home Of party Of young ladies and
gentlemen, who had been practictng at targe'
with pistols, one Of them, Miss Eveline Goodioe'
laugh,ngly pointed pistol at hersell, ana was
making some playful remark, when the pistol e4-
ploded accidentally, the ball passing 'drec.is
Through her heart, causing instant death.
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conv-nt to pe educated. But the pledge has been
Srokep, and last month she was 80 injured ln ba
" ore that IL was thought she would be cripple
for le and so suppose her life will be held thus
cheaply by her inhuman father until she is Grip.
Piled, or death intervenes and sets her free lfom
daily contact with The things she loathes.
knowing this, and that there are parallel cases,
as for instance the apprentices the Hanlons nave,
one cannot but wish that freedom might always
be,the reward Of bravery, and wonder wnlGG is
the most to blame for this cruelty to these gIs.
the Frenchman, DeLave, or the real power oe,
hind the throne the public, who patrontzes ana
app.auds these itfe.impering performances
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Markets by Telegraph.
FOREIGN


,a ..gf.i,- FOREIGN. -
LONDON April o7.-Noon.-Consols ~. Bonus
ss,z. Tallow quiet Common ros!n quiet.
HAyRE, April 27.-Cotton opened quiet at II SIC
on spot.
Eyening.-Cotton closed nat.
LIVERPOOL, April 27.-Noon.-Cotton quiet; up
lands 11Id; Orleans 1sd sales 10000 bales.
Corn 2ss Sd.
Accommodation dull; uplaEds 11al1iid; Or
leans 11Xd. Beef lOss Cd. Lard 7os.
Evening.-Cotton steady upiands II to llHu;
orleans 1lXd; sales 10000 bales; speculation ana
export 2o0e. Common rosn As Cd to As 81. Tur-
pentine l9s to 1ss Sd.
] PARIS, April 27.-Bourse opened dull. Hentes
74f SIC.
HAVANA, April 27-Sugar, large speculation
and demand; buoyant at s14as3sc Sterling In
change 147kal514.
DOMESTIC.
NEW York, April 27-Noon.-stocks strong.
Money easy at sac per cent. Exchange, long, NJ
9: short, OK Gold 14h. Bonds Hlz; Tennessee
ex.coupons 5e,s; new 561.; Virginia ex.coupons
| esA; new soy: Louisiana old I6tS; new 70; Le'
! wees eIghths 90; Alabama eights 1oS; Georgia
sixes Sc; seycns o4lI; North Carolina OH Al;
South Carolina old SO; new SIX. Flour shade
| better. Wheat 1c better. Corn dull and droop'
me- Pork steady; mess s2S 2jc. Lard steady
at 16,5al6%c. Cotton quiet and weak at 2i3sa
ssZc. Turpentine quiet at 45c. Rosln quiet;
So o5 for strained common 81 Oh; for good strain
tee-es-lalI-- -Era!ghts frmer.
Evening-Moncy 4a5. Sterling 9haei4. Gold
14k Governments buoyant; sixty.twos l47s.
Southerns strong and higher. Cotton dull and
heavy; apiands osasc; Orleans 2s2sc. Flour, State
and western, shade frmer; Southern quiet.
Wheat 1a2c better; good export, milling in de
mand. Corn and oats unchanged. Beef steady.
Mess pork s2s 37aa2S so. Lard frmer; kettle
1sa<a17hc. Whisky lower at 81 o5al o6. Rice
lower at sa7c. Sugar firm. Coffee quiet and
firm. Molssses dull. Naval stores dull.
BALTIMORE, April e-.-Flour fairly active and
firm; receipts light. Wheat steady and unehang
ed. Corn advanced; white 81 1la1 IL; yellow
81 1oa1 10. Oats 62as5c. Pork $40. Bacon ac-
tive. Shoulders 1shc. Lard l7c. WhisIey
81 DIAL o5.
CINCINNATI, April 27.-Corn unchanged; supply
better; sales at sSaeoc. whiskey 1rm and in bet
ter demand. Mess pork held firmly at sos; demand
light Bacon held higher. Shoulders l2c. Clear
rib sides IeXc. Lard held at loA.
new ORLEANS, April 27.-Cotton quiet and
weak; middllng 22a4c; sales 25oo bales net re-
ceipts 2seo; coastwise 81 total 1850; exports to
Barcelona 445; stock l4,4s1.
GALVESTON, April 27.-Cotton dull; good ordi-
nary 1sSc; sales so bales; receipts 1861; exports
coastwise l16; stock Slo6.
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Havana Market.

HAVANA, April l2a.ESuGAR.-An qualities have
slightly advanced, and there is an improved de-
mand; holders demand a further ADVANCES; ex-
ported during the week from Havana and Maran-
zas 10000 boxes and 4so0 hhds.. OF which $500 box
es and 5000 hhds. were to the United States. Nos.
10 to IL firm at 7XasH reals per arroba Nos. 10 to
20 firm at 9j6a11h reals; Nos to 10 molasses
sugar active at g. 6HaIA reals; musCovado sugar
Hrmer at 7ha7I reals for fair 70 good refining.
and SaSK reals for grocery grades; the stock OF
the latter is scarce.
MoLAssEs.-Cayed active at 51s reals; musco-
vado active at 6]z reals.
LUMBER.-White pine quiet at S2s SO per NJ;
pitch pine steady at S25 per NJ.
SHooKs--Box in demand at 10al1 reals; hogs.
head steady at SO Is; empty hogsheads in demand
at 81. Hoops dull.
FREIGHTs-Steady. There Is no demand for
United States; per box OF sugar to Northern and
Southern ports, slal l2H; per hid OF sugar @ to to
per ton to Falmouth or orders, .4oai5 shillings;
there is surplus Of tonnage to all ports.
ExcHANGE.-On London, 14tsal5 per cent pre-
MUM; on Paris 90 days sight, L4alA per cent.
premium; on the United States, 60 days. sight, In
currency, s2las per cent. discount: do, short
sight. 61a7 per cent. discount; do; GO days. sight,
IN gold, 3a3% per cent. premium; do, short sight,
5a5IS per cent. premium.
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Mrs D S Pope, Mikell, s Mcolennan, W wha-

Per steamer City Point, nom Palatka, via Jack
sonville, Fernandina and SaSannah-W B Norris,
D Gill, II Hanckel, Jr, h Wagner, Whft,
ney and wife, ] Bartlett, W n FrIsburne, s
Hacker, r O'Brien and daughter W Ferguson.
Il Sheldon, Mrs Mitchell, " Glider ana wife, 3
W Bull, Miss Torrey. Mrs Loring and son. Boil
ior. Mr. Cater and wife, Major Webb and wife, ]
Patterson, wife and family, Miss q and N MazycE,
Miss Balfour, G Hudglns, ] JLachicott, W Dickson,
A g Trueblood, Pace, Bernard, Mrs Has.
kell, Mrs Keagle and son, II G Wightman DR. c
Smith and wife, W Barth, Colonel Gilmore, Ar
Vaux, and deck.
Per steamer Argo from Bull River, Edisto, Sc
NJ Emery. Bailey, Rev @ B Northrop, D J Quig'
lev and 10 on deck.
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Interior Cotton Markets.

MONTGOMERY, April 25.-The market Is quiet
and steady at 2o%c for low middllngs.
ATLANTA, April 25.-The market. closed at elc
for midGllngs; 20 for low middings; 10 for good
ordinary; 18 for ordinary
light offerings; middlings oSk, low middllDes
2014c. Sales ls2 bales; receipts 70 bales; ship
ments $40 bales.
MACON, April 25.-CoTToN.-Receipts to-day ~
bales; sales SSi shipped 266. There is no change:
whatever to note in the tone Of the market. II
continues .hrm, With good demand at 2lc for
middlings =
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Receipts by Railroad, April ~.
souTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

z se4 bales cotton, IS bales domestics so2 sacks
Oil meal, Q cars wood. To Railroad Agent Grae-
ser Smith, Pelzer, Rodgers co, " W Smith,
L Meyer. Bowling & co, Reeder d Davis, Kirk
patrick 4 Wltte, ThurstOn S Holmes, W X Ryan,
J E Sloan, Wiss co. Shackelford & Kelly,
J K Pringle & Son, A B Mulllgan, Frost & Adger,
W c Courtney & CO, Gibhes & co, Caldwell It Son,
e Walter 4 CO. and G A Trenholm j. Son.
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New York Rice Market,

From the Journal Of Commerce. OF the esth in
stant: The market for domestic is dull and
heavy. The demand Is limited, and while former
prices are quoted, holders are more anxious 10
realize.
From the Herald: Carolina was steady and
firm, with sales Of SO packages at 624aIllc for
common 10 prime.
From the Tribune: The demand is moderate at
former prices; sales so tierces Carolina at 6a7c
from the World: The market without change
In price, with fair retail trade dong sales OF so
tierces Carolina at 6HaTc.
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Where I.
TRANSLATED FROM HEINE.]

Where shall be the wayworn wanderers
Last long home and restful snrineF
In the South lane. under palm tree'
. Under lindens BY the hhine!
sha,, in n desert somewhere
Dc entombed by some strange handf
NJ, Seside the moaning seacoast
slnmber, buried in the sandY
An well there as here, above me
Shall Gods heaven beam as bright,
And the stars for deatn lamps ger me
shall be hung throughout the night
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For Cleaning WINDOWS twithout waterD re-
moving Stains from MARBLE and PAINT; Polish
Ing KNIVES, tno scratchinga Washing DISHES,
scrubbing FLOORS, FLOOR CLOTH. TABLES,
BATH TUBS, &C.; Polishing Tin, Brass, Iron,
Copper and Steel Wares; Removing Gums, OIL,
Rust aud Dirt from Machinery. Indispensable
for House Cleaning, and all uses except washing
ciothes.) 1t costs but few cents, and Is sold by
all good Grocery, Drug and Notion Stores.
For sa!e by GOODRICH, w1NEMAN Il CO.,
Wholesale Druggists, and D0WIE, NOISE &
DAVIS, Wholesale Druggists, Charleston, S. C.
mch1 tuthBmOs
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Passengers.

PeT Steamer Pilot Boy, from Beaufort, Edisto.
Ssesh &C. SS93M4s, 2 Ezekiel, W Warden, H "
Sapu i Siaho9San, Mrs Crawley Cr0well, II
SaFy' ba'y' captain Joe Brown. DR. T Miken,
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CHARLESTON, May IS, 1855

danger IrOm NB use. htuu EHe lUHUWmg certlH
Gates:
CHARLESTON, May 16, 1885,
Mr.. ]. B. RUSSELL, one OF our careful aud intel
ligent Pharmaceutists and Apothecaries hus sub
mitted to my examination the formula for the
preparation Of o Soothing Cordial prepared and
vended BY him.
1t affords me pleasure to express favorable
opinion of its safe and efficient adaptation to the
particular cases Of the diseases OF children, which
1t is designed to relieve.
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Having had occasion to prescribe RUssELL's
Soothing Cordial in severe cases OF Bowel Com
plants in children and delicate females, have
been much pleased with It's effects. / consider 1t
a valuable medicine in all cases, in which 1t may
be advisable to avoid the use OF anodync and par
Iicularly for family use, as It is perfectly sale
". T. WRAGG, N. j.
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COMMEROIAL NEWS.
The Charleston Cotton. Rice and Naval
Stores Market.

The Charleston Cotton. R1ce anu NaFai
Stores Market.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, April q, ls7o.)
CorroN.-The demand was only to limited
extent operators desiring lower rates, but factors
make concessions sparingly transactions,
however were on easier terms. Sales about 22S
bales. viz: % at 1e; at 20; 16 at 20; at 20a;
at q; at 21; 81 at 211 at 2l2; le at p; As at
22n; u at 22,t;4 at 22,5.; extra staple at 2ac
We quote;
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION
Ordinary to good ordinary. ....Is@9
Low middunS ............ .........Saasy
Mi6dling g..............".....G .G g.
Strict middlng. ........'..''--~ee--'s
R1cE.--This grain was frmer, but the business
was moderate. Sales about 4S tierces OF ciean
Carolina. say 81 tierces at exc . 10, anu L
at 6Hc 2 ID.
NIvI1 SroREs-There was moderate business
doing in these articles, say bbls dull rosin al
CO. 70 No. at s3 so; SO low pale at 81; 50 NO. az
e. e,.1s No. at 81 80; 81 extra No. 2 at 81 10.
FpK1ours.-To Liverpool by steam, I'd b on
nnlands. and 11Sd on sea islands; by sal '-loa g
b on upland cotton, and "a = ID on SEQ
ia,and cotton. To Havre, by steam, nomi-
nal: by sail, nominal at nc on uplanas
and 1Xc on sea islands. coastwise 70
New York, by steam, 1zc . fb on upiands
and &c ON sea Islands; by sail, &c q ID On up
lands. To Boston, by steam, nominal; By sail, II
axe a n on uplands. ToPhnadelphia' by steam'
xc a h on uplands; by sail, somewhat non'
Inal. To Baltimore by steam, h@Ic 2 m Oh
uplands; by sail somewhat nominal.
Misunderstanding 60 day bills 2sA@23%.
DOMESTIC ExcHANeE.-The banks purchase
s,cbt checks at par TO u premium, and sell At u
OK premium. Outside they purchase at par u
Y premium, and sell, at s@32sc premium.
aoLe.-Buying at II and selling at iS'
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8oOS,s PHAsEg.
MAEINE NEWS.
CHARLESTON. S. c., APRIL 2s
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
British bark Parthian. Dlekman, Balnmore-o
days gIo gses F0rest State I6 shuS Sns' wi days
C;nano. To Street Eros & co, and " Williams
" schr Sch S Sharp, Webb, Philadelphia-S days.
0?s,i Ssnr Angie Piedmore, rleamore, Rappahan-
mock, va days. Corn. To Kerr Y Sr co.
Commercial Line schr Joseph Seger, EMS. s. new v
York-1o days. Mdse TO TmsnoSx koaen e., Con.
zales. D Paul 4 co, 4 Quackenbush. E II card
ner, Tupper Sons, Fl Bulwinkie co, Sten-
house & CO, Bischof co. knooelocn q small,
JAppe. Heath oa W0asmShni ME1n5gGS bros asvgh
Veal s. Son, and Order. Charles cray, VI NC"
York, steward, died on the passage; ,,,p 60
Schr Ann S Deas. Garbati, west foiht MILL oN
tierces rice. To Ravenel d co. 1,,-
Steamer City Point Peck, PalatEa. wa JACK ;S.
sonytlle, Fernandina and Savannah. 10 ealss
cotton. &c. To ] D Aiken i CO, Rsley d Crelgh,
ton, Kirkpatrick Witte, hinsman prevst Can
tain c Sellene, " Slenson. and " lockwood;
Steamer Pilot Boy, White Beaufort, Edisto
&c. ID bales sea island cotton SO packages Sun Sun
Sins' McPherson Il CO, W Kressel B Adams,
McLesh, Gaillard Mnott, and Cameron oafh'
ley Il CO. ,.,oo pivor rio
GEORGETOWN. bales eAtton, 1S9 bbls naval stores,
mdse and sundres. To Ravenel homes,
Waiter & ca, l. MowrS &c Son, Frost q haser, = =
Marshall Jr, " X Ryan. Campbell bataeh q
Parker, S Stoney, and Order.
Steamer Argo. Boyle Bull River, Edisto;; &c;
Mdse, To Douglass Nisbet. Bates co, ) Il
Caussen, NJ McGorty, o Bailey, and others.
Received from Benefits Mill. 100 tlerces rice'
| To w Bee i co.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Brig & Il Crowley, Crowley, Wilmington
| CIV Roach l. CO.
FROM THIS PORT
schr Georgia, Brler, Boston, April "a.
| Schr Montana, Parker, Boston. April "a.
UP FOR THIS PORT.
schr Myrorer, Brown, at New York, April 20.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
schr H L Slaight willets, at Richmond, Va
As schr - g l. E corson, Brown, at Philadelphia
| April "a. r,,,c Dopr
steamship Tennessee, Chichester. from New
York, April 81, P NJ.
MEMORANDA.
The schr Lamartine. Moss, from BucEsyille,
| C. arrived st New York April "a.
The schr Merrill Hart. Rowiey, from Bucks
| villn e n for ThOmaSton, Nc, arrived at HOMES
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Railr0a1s.

SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE, !.
SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD Co.,
MILL ST. DEPOT, CHARLEsToN, April Is, 1870. } :
On and after MONDAY, 18th inst, Tri-Weekly
leaving Charleston on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS
and FRIDAYS an q returning on TUESDAYS, THURS.
DAYS and SATURDAYS. Freight received up to 2
O'Clock P. NJ, on TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SAT-
uRDAYs wifi be forwarded by following day train.
c. 8. GADSDEN,
apr18 Engineer and superintendent.
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CHARLESTON. s. c.. Isl

CHARLESTUN, ,. C.. lbbS.
certify that I have most successfully used
RrssELI'S Soothing Cordial In tile Summer Com
plants OF infants He has fully exhibited the in
gradients OF his remedy, and tiie tedious method
OF preparation. recognize the prescription
containing no anodyne whatever-as most safe
and e!hcacious one In bowel affections OF children.
When much pain or restlessness attends the alec-
tion doses of paregoric can be added to the pre-.
scribed doses Of the Cordial according to the age
Of the patient. The compound, though more
ditlon Of anodyne.
In the Diarrhoa OF the aged, in increased doses,
it is Of great value as q remedy; never disagree
proving digestion, and acting Us q SLOW but cfil-
cient astringent agent.
:. ". NJ. FITCH, M. D.