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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1871-11-09
Lice on Poultry,

Take out of the house every perch,
nest, box, or movable thing remove all
batteus, cleats, or any thing whereby a
crevice is made, so that the inside is
smooth. Then make whitewash of fresh
] me into which put one ounce of carboic
acid to pailful. Wash the house
thoroughly with this. Then wash the
outside. Then smear the perches with a
mixture of lard and kerosene oil, putting
it on thick, SO that when the fowls roost
they will get some of it on their feathers
Also, put some Of it on each fowl, under
the wings. This will clear the house. and
the hens will clear themselves if no
recruits are furnished from the house.
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Steam Food Preventative OF Hog
Cholera.

An exchange says: Several very ex
tcnsive hog growers of Henry Co., Ill.
say that feeding steamed feed is a perfect
preventive of the hog cholera, aud that
no one there this season. who fed steamed
feed, has lost hog By the cholera" We
seriously doubt if it is the food alone that
prevents the hog cholera. Our obser
walton is that with wholesome diet there
must be care, shelter, day pasturage and
good, pure water.
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Notice Of Application for
Re- charter.

Notice is hereby given that application
will be made 10 the next Legislature, by the
association composed of the Stockholders of
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A AGRICULT U Z A L.
Grimes Golden Pippin.

James Crawford, Augusta, Carroll Co.
O., has bearing orchard of over five
hundred trees, embracing about one hun
drei varieties, aud he places Grimes
Golden at the head of the list in point OF
hardness, fairness of fruit uniform bear
ing and superior quality, and adds that it
has not failed to give him annually, for
sixteen years, crop of fair and good
sized fruit.
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The Age Of Fowls.

The following will give our readers
who are interested an idea of the way to
jnd@e the age of fowls =
II hens spur is hard, and the scales
ou the legs rough, she is old, whether
you see her head or not, bat her head
will corroborate your observation If the
underbill is so stiff that you cannot bend
1t down, and the comb thick and rough
leave her, 20 matter how fat and plump.
for some one less particular. A young
hen has Only the rudiments Of spurs the
scales ou the legs are smooth glossy and
fresh colored, whatever the color may be ::
the claws tender and short the nails sharp
the underbill soft, and the comp thin and
smooth.
An old hen turkey has rough scales on
the legs, callosites On the soles of the feet.
and long strong claws young one the
reverse Of those marks. When the feath
ers are on the old turkey cock has long
tuft or beard, young one but sprout.
ing one; and when they are off, the
smooth scales 90 the leg decide the point.
besides the difference in size of the wat
ties Of the neck and in the elastic shoot
upon the nose.
An old goose when alive is known by
the rough legs, the strengh Of the wings
particularly at the pinons, the thickness
and strength Of the bill, and the fneness
Of the feathers and when plucked, by
the legs, the tenderness of the skin under
the wings, by the pnions and the bill and
the coarseness of the skin
Ducks are distinguished by the same
means, but there is this difference
duckling's bill is much longer in pro-
portion to the breadth of its head than
the old ducks.
A young pigeon is discovered by its
pate color, smooth scales, tender, coilaps
ed feet, AID the yellow, long down iu
terspersed among its feathers A pigeon
that can fly has always red colored legs
anc no down, and Is then too old for use
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Carriage, Wagon,

and, in fact, everything in his line of bu.
siness, at the shortest possible notice, and
on the most reasonable terms.
Carriages repaired, trimmed and paint.
ed in the best style Of the art.
Having frst-class material always on
hand, and none but frst-class workmen
engaged, the public are assured that none
but first-clas work will be turned ont a,
his shop.
In connection with his Carriage Shop
he has also a Blacksmith Shop, where
superior workmen will always be found
ready to attend to the orders Of customers
The public are invited to call aDd e1.
anime his stock before purchasing else.
where. VALENTINE KAUTZ.
September 10, IS67.-tf.
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RLANKs OF ALL KINDS for Sale al
Dthis Office. = Q .
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81 amt going to live long, mother"
said woebegone looking youngster, one
day to his maternal parent. "Why not,
pray :! Because my pantaloons is all
tored out behind" was the reply.
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Important to Every body.

The subscribers would inform the pub, ic
very respectfully, that they are carrying on
the
sss, Boot & shoe Business
0ss- at their old stand, one door above DR..
S. Wallon's Office, on Elizabeth st. Strouds-
burg, Pa, where they will be happy to
wait on their old customers, and as many
new ones as can make it convenient to call
They have on hand good arrortment of
BOOTS & SHOES, ....
for men, women. misses and childrens wear,
Gum over Shoes and Sandals for men, youth
and misses. a general assortment of Lasts
and Boot-Trees, shoe Thread, Wax, Heel
Nails, Pincers, Punches, Eycletts and Eye
lett Sets, Pegs and Peg-Cutters, Shoe Ham,
mers, Crimping Boards and Screws, also, IL
ming and binding skins, good article of
Tampco Boot Morocco, French Morocco and
French Calfskins, Lasting and all kinds Of
Shoemaker tools, Ink Powder and Shoe
Backing, and Frank MlIer's waterproof
oil backing. All of which they offer for
alse at small advance upon cost. Give us
call, no charges for showing goods.
P. S.-Boots and Shoes made to order and
warranted.
CHARLES WATERS & SON.
,l-l>,r T,,, \
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STROUDSBURG BANK.

for the renewal Of the Charter OF said Bank
The name and style of said corporal ion
shall continue to be, The Stroudsburg
Bank
The location of said Bank shall continue
to be in the Borough Of Stroudsburg, and
county of Monroe.
The object of said association is, to con
tinue the existence of said corpora e body
as bank of issue, discount, ard deposit,
under the provisions OF the General Banking
law of April l6, 1880. and its supplements,
The amount of Capital Stock of said
Corporation shall be One Hundred thousand
Dollars (SlO0,0U0) in shares OF Twenty five
Dollars (S25) each.
BY order Of the Board of Directors.
& sSsgA, STOGDELL STOKES,
ID Df9soTE President
}. MACKEY. Cashier.
Stroudsburg Pa. june ID 6m.
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Found out why people go.to McCarty' to
get their Furniture, because he buys it at the
Ware Rooms of Lee & Co. and sells it at
an advance of only t,renty-t'ro and t,oo-
ninth per cent Or in other words, Rocking
Chairs that he buys Of Lee & Co. Through
the runners he don t have) for 81, 80 he sells
for So, so. Rqys him to b,ty some good Fur
niture.- 70 .---.-. LEE & co. -rf
Stroudsburg, Aug. Is, lS7O.-tf.
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steady; uiddluss lac; net receipts a5 bales; sales

steady; middlings lac; net receipts 95 bales; sales
savsNNAH April 2a-cotten in. moderate de-
1aand; middhngs 1Sxc; net receipts 9sS oa:es;
exports 70 Great Britain sssp, coassWise 240; sales
AUGUSTA, April 2a-ootton market unchanged
at 1870 for Liverpool mlddlings; sales 26l oases:
GosIls, April 2e-cotton quiet and steady;
middlings Axe; net receipts sS1 oaies' exports
NEW ORLEANS, April 2s.-Cotton nrm: MO.
dllngs 14Ha14Hc; net receipts 2o27e gross receipts
2476 bales; exports TO Liverpool 244, Amsterdam
1920, Venice $40; sales 7400; stock ls2S8S.
GALVESTON, April 26.-Cotton steady; COCO o or.
stock 1851.
PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
LONDON, April 2s-Noon.-sugar on the spot Soe
vi E svGi1 cut as Cd. Short ribbed
new YoRK, April 2s-Noon.-Flour and wheat
dull and unchanged. Corn q shade hrmer. peas
| Sl7al7 rs. Lard quiet. Turpentine quiet al GA
EyeninR.-Flour, Southern dull and declining;
common to fair extra S. 6oa7 70; go d to choice
81 l5ae. Whiskey 92haeSc. Wheat lac lower;
winter red and amber Western 81 6Ss1 IS. Corn
| closes heavy and lower at 74a7ohc. Pork nr1er,
SI7al7 80. Beef quiet. Lard, Kettle INC. Tnr'
| pentine quiet. Rosin heavy. Tanow frmer., -
BALTIMORE, April 2s.-Flour slightly laYols
buyers. Wheat steady and firm. Corn q snaos
sic so. Shoulders Sc. Whiskey scarce at s2hssSc.
CINCINNATI, April 26.-Flour dull and drooplng;
family SO lxa8 40. Corn advancing. SOC froSIs.
ions unsettled, quotations difficult: Ness porK
SIT So. Lard lie. Shoulders &c; sides sdgHe, a..
| asked; sales OF clear sides at sAc. wnisAey
INV 6RIEANs, April 2s.-Flour, super scarce g
IS rs; Others plenty and dull; treble 30
corn scarce and dull; mixed ana Yellow Sa I1sIZe:
e, Innis s3ss5c: Galena Gsae6c. Bran none here;
last sold at 81 so. Pork dull and lower at $40 goa
I0. Bacon dull and depressed at 1Aal0c; sues
| Joke; hams 161c. Lard dull and: lower at leAss
lie: Seg l2Hc. Sugar steady and In fair demand;
common 7iza7Xc; prime 9zsal01<c; choice 1oXa
loXc. Molasses in good demand and scarce;
plantation reboiled 3oa4oc; cistern bottom Na6oc.
Whiskey dull at 9ocasl o5. Coffee inactive at
1da15c. H. SIS
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Markets by Telegraph.
MONEY MARKETS.

LONDON, April :e-Noon.-oonsols ssAass%.
Bonds Din.
Evening.-Consols e3x. Bonds soa&i.
NEW ORLEANS, April 26.-Steriing commercial
Kew YORK, april 26-Noun -Freights quiet.
Stocks very strong and active. Governments and
States strong but duh. Money steady. Gold l0E.
~.SterlIng-loug 10, short 1ox.
acknowledgements unsettled. The noticeable
EVENT. 10 day WAS q sale of United States ponds at
mar fer gold. Money 4as per cent. Sterling nrm.
Gold 10Kaloxc. Governments OF y. Southerns
Arm but dull, little change in rates. The export
or specie was over 5000
UHa2lx. Sight e premium. Gold II.
COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, April 24-Noon.-Cotton opened
quiet and steady; uplauds 7Hd, Orleans 7Sa7xd;
sales 10, 600 bales.
Eyenipg.-Cotton quiet and steady; uplands
TX, orleans 7Xa7xd; sales 1900 bales; spec0.
1ation and export $500. ,
NEW ToRK, April 26-Noon.-CGtson qufeti MID
dliDgs 15Hc; saes 1000 ba!ea
Evening.-CottOn easi.r; sales 322 paRs at
1bxc.
BOsroN, April 2e-Cotton duii; mi6dlings l6Ae;
gross receipts 1855 bales; sales $50; stock l4,5e.
BALTIMORE. April "a. Cotton in good export
Demand; uplands mldJlings 14Ke; net receipts
100. gross receipts l+5 baies; exports coastWtse
$50; sale, 11oO; stock S285.
NORFOLK, April 26.-Culton Grm; low niddftngS
13ze; net receipts ~ balea; exports cosstwise
:677; salts 300; sock s7s0
WILkIhGroS, April &.-Co,t0a antt and
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Passenxers.

Per steamship South Carolina, FOR New York
III Zsieda, G A Roberts, W F BisseA1 W A Hus.
sey, rs Greenough, Mrs h Kessler, E 2 Hatha.
way, Miss Lines, MISS Taylor. " Morey. W H Cros.
sen, Mis- Whitta, F II Lord, q H Korsten, F Sleig-
litz, ] @ West Mrs Matthewes, ] HeissinE, Mrs
Petit, sc Brldgton, II aud Mrs W ARIZONA az
child, Miss BrIuglun, Mr. and Mrs, Partridge, Mike
Read, J Kanheriy, c F Mazyck, " NJ Little, John
Love, J French E Touchburg, Mr and Mrs a. H.
Perdy, Z brooks, Mr. and Mrs a II Thomas, /
English. Mrs steward, W Maurice, J X Maurice
Mr. and Mrs F Booth, Miss French. Mrs Jones, s
B T.auner, Mrs f B Seabrook and servant, Miss II
A Maurice, Mrs Bosworth, Mrs D BlUhme and four
children, aud - In steerase. (.
Per steamer City Point, from Palatka, via Jack
souyilIe, Fern and S~ayennsh-J Henry
and wife, Dir II Richardson AMI wife, MIS- ID Il
Gweelzer, E P Hathaway. w. Nauk and vile, MI
Walsh and wife, Mr. Gorham, E Ludwig and
wife, N Holbert. 8 G BIgelow and wife, g ToTA.
send and wife. Mr. B Maurice and wife, W Maurice,
J o shaw. J Murray, w P Jacques and wife, ] 8
Sleeper, W Crawford, and p deck.
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,RI6R.-There were no TRANSACTIONS reported,
the market remaining quiet but trm.
NAVAL ~SToRKR-The business In these articles
were unimportant
iFRRIaHrs. TO Liverpool, by steam direct,
nominal on uplauds via New York, IA
on uplands ; Id on sea islands; by SAT,
1@I.lsd on uplands, IA on sea Islands. TO
Heyre pomina,. 'U~oasswise-to New York,
BY steam, nc on uplands and &c on st
Nlands; 81 Is 2 fierce on rice: by sail, nc p ..
cotton; tie,ce on rice: DOC p barrel on ros:p,
37@s = u on lumber; 5000 p on timber. !
Boston, by sal, &c p b on upland Cotton
10 Providence, by sail So p N On boards, &c
p h on coston: by steam 81 2 bale on New
York rates. To Philadelphia, by steam, &c p 10
on uplands; by sail, 81 p NJ on boards; 80 on
timber; So = ton on clay, AID ss@s so. on phos.
pilates. To Baltimore, by stem, &c 2 10 by
SAL, SO SCOT ? S on boards; saga Is p TON OF
phosphate rock. Vessels are in emand by
our merchants 10 take lumber freights from
aeorgesown, 8. C., Darien and Satiaa River, Ga
and jacksonville, Fla, to Northern ports, and SIC
ol2 p n are the rates on lumber and boards.
misunderstanding 60 day bills COX.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. The kanks purcha>e
night checks at Y OF tc par, and sell al X pre-
5nium.
aoLp-l09l1.
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

-,
oonu Ann n IN eI y d. = Wv
Schr Greyhound. SImons Santee. 200 bushels
rongh ,ice To w g Re-. & CO.
Schr r l. smith. Robinson, Baltimore day s.
Railroad iron. TO U Railroad Company. Vessel
to Master.
S.Ecp Sr 1 H. " :; p.a u co '"D'
io Sssan u,ep ,siv POINT Vincent. Palatsa. ya Jack.
sonyiIie. Fernandina and Savannah. : bags
sea. island cotton, 1876 packages mdse. To Ravenel
q 20: G'h ingnanam q San, " rda = q ,oSia
yMmtZ, VI Weoo, fi1.hne! blos, fn,aaet pAia
Steship Sompany : r - = nm 4 mccnriv :
Faas, Rev E w Rc~e, r Middleton, and others.
Received from ChlsolIn's Mill. 1s ties rice. To
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xecsip,s by Railroad: april 2e.

SUCTt ChhOLINa
aa5 bales cotton, 81 bales dcmestics. eco bundles
paper, ~ cars lumber, wood sad slaves. and sun
dry packages mdze. To Railroad Agent, A 3 Null
ligan, Frost 4 Adger, G W Williams 4 co; felzer,
4 Seiynious, W W Smith, G h Walter & co, L-D
Mowry & Son, A ] Salinas, W G Bee i co, tn
Panknin, P B Lalane. CSallman, A De carsdatX,
NJ Goldsmith.& Son, B o'Neil, h Cobia 4 co, JET:
(ords' Il co. G A Trenholm 4 Son, A Schmidt, CIV
witte. E NJ Hacker. " Courtney, 4 Z Granger.
Mallonee, W Hockaday, e Leviuwood,J 9 Schir.
mer, F K Houston, and Stenhouse d co.
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new York Rice market.

From the journal OF Commerce. April "a: The
market remains strong. There 10 more inquiry
for prime Carolina, AID full prices are bid, but
the scarcity OF the stock prevents many transac-
tions; 20 tierces. mainly to arrive, sud at SHas1s.
Inferior stock Is neglected. In foreign there is
the usual business 40 former figures. We learn OF
sales Of. 2to bags, duty paid, at 7a7iac. currency.
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interior Cotton Market.

wINNsBORO', March a5.-Sales OF the past
week 80 bales at 8 to 12Ilc.
COLUMBUS, April 24.-Our market Is very quiet
for want OF orders; middling5 l3c; sales Go bales
receipts 46 bales; shipments lo bales.
MONTGOMERY, April 24.-Co.ton quiet and 1t
tie doing; quotations unchanged.
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON. April 2o.--sF1RlTs TuRrEN
r1SE.-Sales OF 40 casks as follows: % at i5, S at
l6 and IS at 47c per gallon. Marker quiet.
~RoSIN.-Sales OF Is bb!s n So so for No. j.
CRUDE TURPENTINE.@Ssles oil $50 bblS at Sd o0a
a co for virgin, So 70 for yellow dip and 81 IS Ior
hard.
TAR,-Sales Of 100 bols at 81 GO per Dbl
~CoTToE.-Sales OF 63 bales as follows: 8 at l03a.
s at II, at l2h, Is at 1s, 10 at lSA anc 81 at lShc
per ID. :
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FARES GREATLY REpUCED.

Steamers o! the aoUve line leave Pier 6HRN.
No. ~, North River. foot OF
street, New York, at II O'Clock noen, d tile 18th
and Goth OF every month except when thes.
dates fall on Sunday, then the Saturday proceed
ing.
ers for South Pacific ana Central American Horts.
Departure OF 18th touches ut Kingston. Jamaica.
For Japan and China, steamers leave. San 'Fran.
cisco FIRST Of every month, except Wden II TAILS on
sunday; then on the day preceding.
No California steamers touch a. Havana, bu'
20 direct RON New YORK to- Aspihwall.
One hundred pounds baggage free to each adult
Medicine and attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or other Information app,
al the COMPANIES TICKET OFFICE, on tile
wharf foot OF Canal street, North River, New
icrk. T. +. 4, BABY agent.
july1oiyf'
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MEMORANDA.

NEW YORK. April 2s.-Arrived, Mon gomerg.
Arrived out, We, er 0ceanica.
SAVANNAH, April 26.-ArrWel, schrs Jas young,
Boston; May nuwer. Huntsport, N s.; CoQuette,
Ba;aeoa; steamships Oriental, h ston; Tonawan'
da, Philadelphia; steamer Mary Draper, Jackson.
willie. Cleared. ship Tneobuld, Liverpool; scirs
David Babcork, Elizabeth, C; II q Fay, Balti-
more.
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RAILROAD COM.
N PANY.ie e:+ ~ q. -


j,
cHaRLEsroN, s. ca February II, 1s7l!S,
TrainsleaVe Charlearon Daily. at,ls NJ no
p NJ = IL frg.' eN - Il I'D vi
Arrive at Charleston i:3o A.. D. 'taondays eA:.
'e Prain doe does mot not leave Charleston s:soP NJ, srs.
n,vs -: III .Tf!' lot ~. ~. -
Tram leaving st,l2 II makes through connoc.
tion TO New York, via Richmond and Acquia
Creek only, going through IN AZ hours, WITHOUT
DETENTION On. SUNDAYS. -
Passengers leaving by $3.50 P. n. Train have
choice Of route, via Richmond and washington,
FRIDAY by this Train lay over on SUNDAY IN Bal
timore.i Those leaving on SATURDAY remain sun
DAY In Wilmington, NO. ~ -
This is the cheapest, quickestand most pleasant
route 10 Cincinnati, Chicago and other polnts
West and Northwest both Trains making close
connections al. Washington with Western trains
S. ). SOLOMONS,
~ - Engineer and Superintendent
p. L. cLEApoR, General Ticket Agent.
fphl1 --a--%+ +-
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.,x1so1A1 AxD ooMMERoLAL.
Exports.

rxx yosx-per steamship South Csrolins-s
hoss sea islanI cctron, 80 bales upland 'cotton,
10 esies domestcs. $50 bundles paper, ~ nsES SSs
rice, 1855 bbls naval stores, he empty cafoSy n,ses
packages cotton seed meai, 40 9oS on'
M packages vegetables and sunoites'
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POET CALEND4R.
MOONS rHAsKS.

Full Noon. 5th, 9 hours, 8 minutes. morning..
Last Quarter. 18th, o hours. 81 minutes. morning
New Noon, 18th. ! hour, AZ minutes, evening.
First Quarter. eth. 6 hours. Is min Ill rs. evening.
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HHnn.
Brig G 8 Berry Bradley, +ciearet..:.."".'Aprtfo
- WNTU8a0s. -. IT -
Spanish brig IsabeIits, Bosch, sailed .s!!!Aprh.1s

DOME 8 THO IL:
GERM BOSTON
Ship WestsrnrSt5L sS6rower, bi&r6ds..-. April Q
Schr vraie, Mason, cleared. ~
NEW YORK. -.
Schr N " Smith, Tooker, cleared.........Aplli I,
Schr Lilly, Hughes, !!
Schr a @ Sheppard, Clark, IL
Schr L Wells, Wells, ~
PHILADELPHIA.
Schr W G Dearborn, Scull, up............ApEi 7
Schr Annie Msgee, Young, cleared-......Aprl 9
Schls KRusseil, 6mith, upsa.s~...A.:sAYrels
Steamship Falcon, Haynie, to saii........Aprl ~
Schr PL smith, -, 10
Brig Ellen Maria, Hoxie, cleared ..........Aprll ~
NEW ORLEANS.
Schr Lucy D., Hall, cleared.-........Aprh 70
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INCLUSION TO SAVANNAH.
FARE FOB. JRIP: 81.
~AB ntssRTat kaaA-

The Splendid Steamships ! POINT ETE$*a
and DICTATOR will make EXCUR SAlRaG6
SONS 10 SAVANNAH, as per below sclleuule,
giving visitors an opportunity to spend q day, or
more.If u. desired AT savannah; .sr
,SSns oaatfaras RtsskyAas1k
steamer CITY POINT, FRIDAY NIeHT, April
Steamer DICTATOR. TUESDAY NIGHT, May cd, at
Steamer CITY POINT, "WEDNESDAY NIGHT, May
s.eapsscnYssofNH F.pAr NlaHT, Ssys':ssa -
~ Silso'eoeA !. IL II 81 :
LEAVE sAVAHNAH FOR CHfRLBsTo&:
Steamer DICTATOR, SATURDAY MORNING, april
Goth, at O'Clock. -
Steamer CITY POINT, TUESDAY MORNING, may
ID, at Z O'Clock.
Steamer CITY POINT, THURSDAY AFTERNOON, May
18th, at { O'Clock.
Steamer DICTATOR; SATURDAY MORNING May
RAvENEE & CO.,
apr26-lo Agents.
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LIST OF VESSELS
CLEARED AND sAILsD rcR Tells fort.
F Q Z f G y

Br ship Island Bone, Mcclellan, up..... April 6
Br bark yinco, Robson, April is
CARDIFF.
Norwegian bark LUCENT, Nielsen, sailed Jan 2e
The Jean VIVIAN, hrtWer, sa1!t d........., jap IS
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rh. Charleston stock and Bond Market
April "a.
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m E S T !. M o N a l. S.
Il -
Read a few OF the Testimonials In regard to. the
EFFICACY of that STERLING MEDICINE,
OLD CAROLINA BITTERS.
A few Certificates from the many in our posses.
sion from persons who have tested the
OLD CAROLINA BIrTERS
FROM THE POSTMASTER AT TUMBLiSG
TUMBLISG SHOALS, S. c.. April 8, 1870.
Messrs: GOODRICH, w1NEMAN K Co., Charleston
esntlemen-Tnis is TO- inform you that about a
year ago l was IN delicnte health, worn cut Win
old age and hard work., Weighing one hundred
and twenty five pounds; upon request com
menced using The l. BlEIEt6 Al
ter using Dlne bottles, :Gt as wen ara viSoIons
os thirty years ago-went TO Work ami male
money. | weighed. AFTER using the above, one
bundred and .seventy.two pounds. l have since
peen strong nul hale. Accept. gentlemen, m!
thanss. anu success say I to the OLD oARoLlSa
BlTTERS.
lslgned) RANSOM ralLLPs. !. NJ,
| FROM ANDREW CHAMBERS. IRWlST0N, GA.
lRwINTUN, Ca, september %, 1865.
Messrs. GOODRICH. WIEEAAH & Co.:
Gentiemeii-.wren IN your city, Two weeks ago
your Dr.. Service gave me . oottleo OF your ceie'
braIed CAROLINA BlTrEHS. which ! brought
| home for my fmher, whose health was very feeble.
After usiug It he was so well pleaseu WIFI Us
effects. thai he considers them almost inuispenss,
Die. Please .iud enclosed sixteen, tSl6) the price
OF two cascs: dlrect them w. J. Chamters q Son,
No. 10, C. r. \. Yours. very respectfully,
iSiencd) ANDREW ChAAbERs.
ANOTHER VOICE From GEORGIA.
FORT VALLEY. Ca, Septeinberl5 1859.
Messrs. GOODRICH. WlNEMA Az X Co., Charleston:
G~cullc,nen-l lake great pleasure In informing
you that my wife has experienced great nenen'
from the use OF the OLD CAROLINA BlTfERS
II IN certainly a geusl medicine, and ] would :
pleased II you wound send NE another dozen I'm.
med!ateiy. Respectfully. &c, .
fSiynedl iSo. A. HoUsER.
Sold rs al druggists IN Charleston. The trace
GOODRICH. WlNEMAN 4 c.,
PrInci.al Drpor. M. 3 HaTne street
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-04-27
rhe Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
Stores Market.

The CharlestOn Cotton, fe1ce HHu N"'sa
Stores Market.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NBwe.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, April rs, ls'L}
CorroN.-There was q steady and rather fair
inquiry for his staple, the general character OF
the market remaining without change from pre-
sious figures. Sales 600 bales, VIZ: 4 at 10 IS at
II, 5 at 1lh. lcs at Tx, 81 at u, q at 1eA' Ill
at Tx, 9 at lex, ID at Is, at l3X, IL ats u, 20 at
1sx, 90 at 1sx, 8 at 1875, 81 at u, II at lax. We
quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
= Ordinary to good ordinary .....I1hgla
Z Low m1udung. ....Io1@-
Il MilSlins $500.
- Strict mtddhpg 49,.
p,er lThere we're no transactions reported,
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MARINE NEWS.

CHARLESTON, S. c..........ApRlL 81, 1871.
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