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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-05-01

Beauty Is Potoer is clever Ibook, intend
ed to offer valuable suggestions to the ladies
by which they may tighten their lot and fulfil
more faithirlly rand cheerfully the duties
which Providence has assigned 10 them. The
author is desultory in bis Tor her) method,
but is warm and earnest in convictida. Re-
printed from the London edition by oIrleton,
New York and received irem. Bailey & Noyes.
Blue Jackets, or Jack Thompson among
the Heather Chinee. An exaggerated book
OF adventures, which illustI ates very well, al
SO, the tyr amy Of the English naval service.
1t reads like sailors yarn on the forecastle.
The author is Edward Greeny, and lthe pub
fishers are Tilton & Co. Boston, from whom
we have received 1T.
Desk and Debit is one of Oliver Optics Up.
ward and Onward series of boys books. 1t is
as well flushed as are the preceding books of
the same author, and will he warmly wei
coined by his troop of young admirers. Lee &
Shepard, Boston, are the publishers. The
book can be bought In Portland of Hall l..
Davis
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-05-01

"With the facilities of communication with
Portland which this city and the portion OF the
State east Of us enjoy (sooD t. be increased by
the completion OF our railr. ad connection with
Batb) we do not see why much OF the trade
which now goes out of the State may not be
done with Portland, TO the mutual advantage
Of all the parties concerned. Portland has
ample CONNER cial faciiiits for wholesale trade
and her avenues Of communication with The
west are being increased so that she ought Ia
be able to become the great distributing ctnter
for the trade OF Maine. just how the indncs-
ments otfs ed by the wholesale merchants ot
Portland to tbe retail traders OF Maine. in the
various lines OF goods, will compare with those
afforded by the Boston merchants. we are moi
pre- pared here to state but we see NO reason
why Portland may not be able to sell most de-
scriptlons OF goods as cheaply as Boston. TO
10 SO, and by Offering retail traders the most
favorable Inducements, to keep ,as much as
possible Of the trade of Maine at home, to en-
rich our own State, should be the aim OF Port
land and il Maine traders can save freight
and time oy going there, and at the same me
get as good bargains, they should certainiy ~ Im,
fer to buy in home market. RocSfdna ""
zette.
Somebody sends us tho above matAeo'
text for a sermou" but the aPpicatonl Is 81
apparent that we resist "call to preach on
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-05-01
The Disaster 70 Schooner Neu,. 60,
nnd Loss Of her Master.
LUBEc, April 2s, 1871

HP'i 20, lSIl.
The shooner General Meade, Allen. mas
ter, arrived here this morning from P,ov;noa-
town, having sailed for that port the 18th inst
with boat, crew and material to bring home
the schooner Nellie Staples which went ashore
az Race Point in December. Both vessels left
frovincetown Sunday, wind northwest. The
wind Increased at night, with heavy sea run
n'ng' and they found the Nellie Staples leaking
Dau'y. Tho leak increased very fast. and at
Midnight the vessel filled and capslz,d Fonr
" 'ae crew jumped into the boat, which wa,
ou oeck' and she Aoated out over the rails.
They with much difficulty cleared Tho h,o,
from the mast, the spring stay striking two os
them as they went out under it. Those IN ,hs
boat then succeeded in taking off two otbsrs
who had climbed into the rigging, which Law
nearly on the water, the vessel on her bsam
ends. Mr.. Samuel Staples, of the firm of
Samuel Staples & Son. who had been up to
settle the vessels business, and was In COM
mand, was at the wheel when she capsizsd.
he was thrown into the water, and although
be had hold Of a rore at one time, the two men
In the rigging were unable to get him cut of
the water After taking the mon off, the boat
remained In the vicinity, but heard nothing
rom Mr.. Staples, and at last relucta ntly left
the wreck, and went on board the Gsneral
Meade which vessel had been in company
"r' staples was we'll known as an energetic,
enterprising business man, and his los, will ba
severely felt in this community. "A
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-05-01
0tN. SHERMAN made a speech in New Or
leans recently in which he said that it always

GIN. SHERMAN made speech in New Or.
leans recently in which he said that 1t always
gave him pleasure TO visit Louisiana and 10
meet not only the members of the Union al
my, but also his old friends upon the Other
side. "Gen. Bragg and l" said the General
"are close friends, and know Gen. Besuro-
gard very well, but have not had ihe peas
ure Of meeting him this time. gen. al, iiouu ,'N
called upon me today and l intend 70 eau up
on him tomorrow" In aludlng 10 tne mar
tsr OF reconstruction, Gen. sherman said that
II, !, rs. ~ most delicate and difiicalt problem 10
salvs England has been endeavoiing to re-
son.,ruct sow.I Scotland for 200 years, aud still
~ falls 10 detect the marked characteristics
~ Scotchman. II a people liked 10 have
i, ws made for them, they liked to have some
thing to do with tho making OF them them
selves. In time, h, thought tue people OF the
South would come around all right, but theJ
wanted it to be seen that the work OF recon-.
rucion emanated from themselves. His re
marks were received with applause from time
to time, and at their close he was presented
with three well filed csnteens, bearing upon
them respectively, sour First Drink, 1S40':
"March to the Sea, 1862; "Our General, 1871
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FOR SALE.

Two of the Best H Ouses i'm the Best Situa.
tiOn i'm Kni9htville, Cape Elizabeth.
- best OF well water, large csterns, and pumps in
sinks; thoroughly finished throughout, both two
story; one has a two story bay window, seven large
ranged tor one family; nice stable and shed at
tached, and garden with five prime apple trees. The
ranged ior two families, nice garden with six prime
apple trees. Lots large and adjoining. This loca-
tiOn is near the Portirnd p U. either end of
the city, and close by the business part OF the city,
Portland and Ogdensbnrg Depot and Dry Dock.
will sell the above $1,000 each, less than the same
as well located in Portland can be bought for.
Apply TO e.. #. FOSTER,
ap7tf 20 Commercial st.
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House for Sale.

A TWO STORY HOUSE, located in the vicinity
convenient or two families; good garden spot well
of excellent water. Price $4,000.
Apply to VIM. H. JERRIS, Real Estate Agent.
apr26d
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EDUCATIONAL.
Mass. Institute Of Technoloov.

Reom;s;snce H1aminations,-June s and Sent 2s.
tiAISmAge, tion. AIesSm-.A g lS years. A good English Educa-
Comrses "a 70 eluadratics and Plane Geometry
ing: Cbem;strmn, Meehanic"l, and Mining Engineer-
Science Architecture; Nataral History: and
for besides shorter
technical work. and or the study Of rGa speSia
SaMIIfET y ana iurther information apply to PRoT
'AUn1 snri1a,,. 1ha,,SEELAND, Secretary, Boston, Mass
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Rricvx Homso for Sale
Rare Chance for Investment.

RY provision Of the act OF Incorporation of the
- town OF Deering, the town farm Of the town of
Westbrook must be sold. This farm is situated on
the road leading from Portland TO Stroudwater Viii
lage and adjoins the New England Fair Grounds. 1t
contains ABOUT 81 acres, with frontage of l8 acres
on main road to Sro utlwater, the balance IrOntng
river at this point is naygable for vessels drawing
twelve feet of water. Will be sold in pats If desir-
able. For further particulars inquire OF Cyrus
uel Jordan, Wo0dt0rd's Corner, or James Pennell,
Ssaccarappa, or Samuel T. Raymond, Cumberland
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Sealed Proposals

WILL be received at the Insane HO: pital, Au-
'! gusta. until May is, 1871, for furnishing the
material and doing the brick OF the Hospital
Chapel. Said chapel is to be 42x70 and 20 feet high
tories The building will require 60 thousand extra
faced brick and 140 thousand com non hard burned
bri k. Proposals will also be received for doing the
work without finding the materials Plans sufficient
to give an idea If what is required may be seen at
the office of tile Insane Hospital.
Letters should be marked proposals for Brick"
and addressed to
VIM. B. LAPHAM,
Building Committe,
Augusta, Maine.
April 28, 1871, ap29eod2w
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ron. NeALE!

fhssA At PresumpscOt Falls, in Falmouth, house
w;;: and lot; house 10 story 32xl8, wood shed
ssk and stable 34x12, all in good repair, lot "a
square rods
Also two good field, all for ave hun ired dol
lars. For particulars inquire OF
CHARLES ADAMS,
F.. ap26slw on the premises.
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FOB SALE.

d.. One Cottage House, with good outbudings,
R#::. and eigot acres OF land well stocked with
HssA Fruit Trees, situate in Gorham Village, near
the seminary.
For particulars enquire on the premises or of G.
A. BRADBURY, Esq George W. Lowell, New
Custom House, Portland.
ISAAC MCCLELLAN.
Gorham, April 10, 1871. ap11eoddwtf
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r. DR. = a l. n

4 VALUABLE building lot, 50xl00 IT,. pleasantly
"A located on the south-westerly corner of State
and Deerng Streets. For particulars Inquire OF
JOHN T.. RROCTEk,
ap19d3w SO Exchange street.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-05-01

For Sale or to Rent.
1EA House, IS Park Street. Possession given in
Wsk II. o. CONANT,
apr19itf No. 1853 Conn mercial st.
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For Sale!

IN Cape Elizabeth. on Meeting House HilI one
mile from Portland fine plot OF land containing
about 103 acres with superior Barn thereon. For
Sale low and ON liberal terms. Inquire of
JOHN G.. PROCTER,
90 Exchange Street,
Portland, April 10, 1871. ar19d3W
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For Sale.

nNE of the best and most desirable lots of Land
" in Portland containing about 5000 square feet
situated on Congress ct, opposite the Plymouth
hurch. gas
A very desirable Lot on Dee ing Place, c0ntaing
0bou $500 sqr jeet The above property will be sold
on liberal terms of payment.
Inqnre OF JOHN G. PROCTER.
ap18d3w SO Exchange street.
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Farm for Sale.

Real Estate, Dwelling HOuSes.
Mills, store, Cooper shops, &c.,
For sale Mt a Bargain.
& HE above Property consists OF three DwelI;po
Houses, with Stables attached; 100 acres os land
In lots TO suit Also Grst Mill, shngle and Stave
Mill situated on the Little Osipe River, and as good
Water power as in the State, together with Mil
Cooper Shop, Blacksmith Shop, House and stable''
wlsn ~ acres OF good and, Iruit trees &c. There IS
Lost omce connected with the store which are both
do,ng good business. Terms made easy.
G. Ihe above property is SITUATED at Nason's Mills.
Sou,h a. LMington, York county, Maine, in pleasant
location and good neght0rhood,
Mouiu exchange i0r real estate in Portland.
inquire OF A. HI. WATSON,
or, JOHN l.. DAVIS, on the premises,
Or w. II, JERRiS, Portland.
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For Sale.

Brick House for Sale.
THE good brick house on tho westerly corner of
L Oak and Pleasant Streets. Contains ten rooms
overlooks the bay and ocean. Terms very favora-
ble,t
Apply to W. H. JERRIS, Real Estate Agent,
apr22s3W
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Real Estate at MOrrilTs Corner
EyOR Sale. one story house and lot for $i100; or
Il two additional acres for $16CO. Also half
apl0d-3m Real Estate and Loan Agent.
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REAL ESTATE.
Island Property for Sale.

A Farm on Long Island, seven
ANMA-G miles from Portland contains from
dEA1 2rSR 50 to rs acres: has from 1000 10 20OO
l&uEIAG cords of wood. rice cove and
- plenty Of sea dressng.a Good loca-
Apply to WIN. HI. ,fERRIS
ap25-eod3w&w1t* Real Estate CANT
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HOuse tor Sale

49, House No. 25o Cumberland street, second
III: door from Green. II not sold on or before the
kB first day OF May will be rented.
Apply 10 AK. SHURTLEFF,
ap13dtf 1-2 Union Wharf.
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Brick House for Sale or Lease.
{.A The centrally located three story brick
: H;;; House, No IL Brown street; contains twelve
ss4 rooms, gas and plenty OF water. Terms ia
vorable. Apply to FTI
WIN. II. JERRIS. Real Estate Agent,
ap2sd Next east of City Hall.
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Wanted Immediately
A COMPETENT meat cook in first class Hotel.
IA 10 such permanent situation will be given
and good pay For particulars enquire at this office.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-05-01

Ladies' Linen Handkerchief &c ec. 1Ac 1ac
l5c, 17c, lso, 20c, 24c and from 25c to 3Oc
Ladies' Embroidered and Hemnled Hdkfs,
Sc. 15c, 17c, 2ec, 22c, 25c, 2Sc 3Oc :,5c 4bc and
from Soc to $l75 wv ANU
Gents' All Linen, HemlnaeL Hdkf.,. 1Cc. 17c
zoe, and from rs to soc. ~ Nv
~ 1-Gents Imitation Silk Handerchiefs for 15c.
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STRANGERS651Ssn CITY

Ri. , please remember that the best place to buy
Doo's and Shoes is at 1872 Middle Street.
"p@s"eou aw M. G. PALMER,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-08-05
wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, August 3-TuRPEETINE.-For
this article steady demand for distillers purpos-
az has existed throughout most OF the week, and
ali brought In up to the close Of Wednesdays bu-
siness found sale at former quotations. To day,
Thursday however. there Is some dullDess, and
the price has declining tendency, s. rs for vir'
gin and SO Is for yellow dip being the highest o..
fers made, bat no sales reported. per 28o lbs re.
ceipts continue light, owing mainly TO the low
stage Of the water courses, and reach only 1873
bbls. ..-...,.-
SPIRITS TURpENTINE.-On Friday last the mar
ket opened brisk, and tbs price advanced censs.
sales being made at So cents. On SATURDAY IL
ruled auieS and nothing Yves done, but on Mon-
day one lot sold at the same figure Since IN n
the market has ruled quiet under the advlces rom
abroad and on Wednesday sales were mace aG
SO cents, being decline OF cents.closng dua
at this price To-day Thursday the price mas
further declined, and the market 1s quiet ae 40
RosIN.-During the week just ended the market
for the lower grades has generally ruled qules at
ahont same prices but ut the close there is some
dHiIness manifest, and BUYERS are not disposed TO
onerate at last price-S2 IS for strained. FOR the
medium qualities no demand worthy OF note mas
existed. and but small sales have been efected.
For the Hner grades thers has been affair request,
and parcels when offered have generally found
sale At present, however, there Is scarcity or
vessels, and medificulty Is experienced In ship.
ping, which has caused buyers to hold OF.
TAR-Is being brought in slowly. and the mar
Eet rules dull at decline. Receipts for the week
are only 46o bbls which sold az 81 49, So eoaS3 per
Dbl, closing dull at 81 Is.
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Yew YorRRice Market.

sssFrom thsBaii# B6iietin, "Wednesday, Augusta:
The demand Is not very quick but still may be
called far, and The market remains firm for all
good stock. Some poor and irregular lots OF do.
mes,ic are sttll reported as715asc. but the bulk
sens at ABOUT Ssasl4c, with 90 tlerces changing
hands today or foreign we note some $40 bags
Rangoon at 6,sa75Sc, Patna nominal. The stock
to-day is 46o, ,ueroea Carolina, and 10, 600 bags
cleaned sEast India = L%5 c'-.s-1' - = 60 -.
From the Journal Of Comm cree: The market for
foreign is quiet, but,we do not learn OF any dec-
ded changeih values. The offerings are moderate,
bat the d-mand is light. We notice sales OF 500
bags at 6Xa7hc for -Rangoon, and. 6ala7Ac for
Patna. Carolina Is Hrmer. The reduced stock
leads some to fear .an insufficient supply till the
new crOpycomes tO hand, and,. In consequence,
buyers are more liberal and holders are increasing
their prices. I'VE not ce sales Of 12o tierces at S
a9Ic. The eek sonShand to day Is $50 uerces
Carolina and 10, 600 bags Rangoon and Patna.
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receipts by RaIlroad, August 4

: IA, bales cotton, g. bales goods, 80 bbls four,
2 cars STOCK, ss packages bacon: To Railroad 4
Agent, Bart 4 CO, Kanapan1 Gonzalez, W
Bee & co, Crane, Boylstou j. CO, Frost Adger, q
a walter Il co, :Peizer, RODGERS i CO, Mowiy d
Son. Sloan s Seignious, Wiss s co. G Fouln,
Street Bros & co, Rayenel co. a Blschon GO,
JOH Claussen, o Wieters. Laurey q Alexan.
der Gerdts & CO, Fl Cobia i co, Tiedemau, CAL
der & CO, Macqueen & Riecke.
August sd-e5 bales cotton, e5 bales goods, 7S
bbls naval stores, 16 cars lumber. TO Ralroaa
AGENT, Brig Simons, Kinsman & Howell, Bart d
CO, Kanapaux i Gonzalez, Frost & Adger, G Fol
lin, Pelzer, Rodgers & CO. Stefens. Werner
DucEer, d Cobia i co, f Bedford, kGnck, WICK
enberg & co, Feldmann i 90, G II Walter co.
M TrIess Goldsmith Son.
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New York Naval stores Market.

From the Journal OF Commerce, Wednesday,
August 2 The market for spirits turpentine is
unsettled and much lower. The arrivals were
comparatively large TO day. aud to induce busi-
ness cully Sc per gallon lower prices were accept.
ed SAt the close the reports from the Southern
markets are somewhat discouraging the supplies
at Wilmington being larger and more difficult TO
dispose OF, ard this feature helps to throw the
market here In the buyers favor. Sales are $50
bbls. in merchantable order, opening at $50, and
selling down 10 55c, closing at about the lower
53c. The business for August delivery yesterday
footed up 800 bbls.l RoSins-The market FOR
strained is dull. There Is more Offering at lower
prices but buyers are scarce. The fine grades
to the:home trade. Sales embrace 400 bbls strain
ed at IS 10, and 1000 bbls do on private terms,
and 100 bbls paeat s675 We quote strained Of
Tered at S3. No Q s3 25a3 go. No 3 75a4 So pale
81 T5a5 So extra pale IS 75a7 IS. Tar is quiet the
business from the jobbing Trade; so bb,s Washing.
tor were sold at S. so. 49,
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coa1a1ERc1AL NEWS.
vhs Charleston Cotton. Rics and Naval
stores Market.

yhs Charleston Cotton. Rics and Naval
Stores Market.
OFFICE CHARLBsToH NEWS.
FRIDAY EVENING. August \, 1s11''
corroN.-The market exhibited quiet cnarac'
ter, with limited inquiry; sales about lao oales
say IL at Is, II at 10. Tat 1e4, 1s at 1915 u az
Tx, 40 at 1s. We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to good ordinaEy......15 @16K
Low middling. ................iaatsg-
Mfddling ........... O.
Strict middling ......... nominal -.
Rrcs.-The market for this grain was without
transactions OF note. eas'=H9
NAVAL SroREs.-There we're no sales reported.
FsBIsHrs.-To Liverpool by steam, direct,
nominal on upfands via New York, "a
on uplands, Id on sea islands; by sal',
on uplands and sea islsnds, nominal. To
Havre nominal. Goaatw,se-so New YorE
by steam, 10 on; uplsnds and xci on sea
Islands; 81 as p tierce on rice: by sail, hc on
cotton;- p tierce on rices 600 z barrel on roslp'
sz@s p on lumber; $s@1o q on timber.
Boston. by sail, Kc. 2 B on upland ooteon
To Providence, by sail So n on ooaTds' NC
p b on cotton; by steam 81 bale on New
York Rates. To philadelphia, BY steam, ~ 9 10
ON dpisnda; BY sail, s7R!lM on boards: 20 on
un,ber; So = ton on cay, and $3@s 80 on phos
pilates. To Baltimore, by steam, hc p b oy
sail, .3a 6o@1 a n on. boards: >sa8s 2s,F ton IN
pndsphste5 tock. VESSELS are In sdemandS BY
our merchants to take lumber freights from
Georgetown, s. c., Darien and satila, River, Ca,
and Jacksonvile, Fla, to Northern ports, and 81
@12 p II are the rates on lumber and boa.da.
ExoHANaH.-Sterllng 60 day bills 2@22X.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. The sanks are pur'
chasing sight checks on New York at par; Gays
Y on; 10. days Il of; Is days-oG; 20 days-- on;
so days -ofr. They are selling sight checks ct X
pre- MUM.
GoLp-l161
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Passengers.

Per steamer Emile. from Georgetown. 8 c.
Mrs q O, Miller, Master W Miller, Mrs W N Haz-
zard, Miss Weston L Harrel Rhd vile, A Nor;
gan, and s deck. 60 >:
Iandinp and Chisolm,s Landing. &c-J A EN-
mons aud wife, G Waterhouse, Harrison, Major
J jenkins, Cap ain Castle, B Ablewhile, A Haoe-
nichJ a Marshall, and deck. '-'-f
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Interior Cotton Markets.

,1,s .t-.s Interior cotton markets..
MONTGOMERY, August 2.-Cotton Is dull. and
prices are unchanged from yesterdays quota
tions. Low middllDgs l6Za1Tc.
COLUMBUS. August 2.-Our market .is dull;
hell at 17kc IN warehouses without offers On
thestreet sold at l5zal7c; sales bales; receipts
l2; shipments II.
ANDER oN.Auguss 2-To-day mtddlings COM
manded l6h to l7c-
YoRKv,LLE, /? ngust 2.-Cotton ls to It cents,
with but little offering.
CHARLOTTE July al.-Sales on Saturday Of q
bales. and for the week l43. The market Tor the
week showed q quiet and dull character. and In
some instances prices le:eded fraction. Ne
quote somewhat nominally, middling ful style,
l9c, Low middling is sc, good ordinary l71ac.
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Chipping.
NOR NEW YORK
ON WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 9. AT HALF
PAST 10 O'CLOCK A. M.
NEW IRON STEAM L1NE-EsrABLIs HE'D 1870

The Splendid New Iron Side Wheel Steamship
SOUTH CAROLINA, Beckett. Commander, WIN
ssii for New. york onW WEpNEsDAY eth August, at
haIf.past 10 O'CLOCK a. NJ from Pier No. 2, Union
Through Bills Of LaGing to Liverpool oy
WILLIAMS s GUI0N STEAM LINE. 10 Geaos'
burg, and to GLASGOW, by ANCHOR LINE: STEAM
SHIPS. To New England Cities as usual.
Insurance by Steamers Of this Line per CsnS; In1
yery fine Stateroom accommodations, apply to
WAGNER, HUGER j. CO., No. % Broad. street.
or to VIM A. OOURTENAY, No. Union Wnafl'
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nHE UNIVERSITY MEDICINES,

THE UNIVERSITY MEDICINES
~. PREPARED BIZ THE
NEW YORK MEDICAL UNIVERSITY.
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF. CANCER
PLANT-Price 50
Cough Linctus-Priee 81
Dilanthus Extract, for Epilepsy, St. Vtus Dance,
Spinal and Brain Anectlons-Pflce 81
Catarrh Specifc-Prce 81
Hydrated Oxynel, for Consumption, Broncnitls,
Whooping Cough, &c.-Prtce 81
Pile Extract-a never falling Pile cure-Priee So.
May Apple Pills, for Dyspepss,I IL dorpiaity ~ OF tne
Liver Constipation Con- = &e:mprice asn,s 'o cents
superior to Vichy, Kissingen, Seltzer, &c
Five Minute Palm Curer-Prce 81 o,..u..
Ethereal Phosphorus-Prlce So
Lithia-for the Kidneys-Price s.
Kaap for Ssantyi9g
compleXlon-Price 81
Amaranth-for the Hair-stops falling haT-Price
SeuralpIa-RheumatIc Elixr-Prlce So
Fever and Ague GlOb1les-Prlce 50 per bog.
For sale hv DR.. q. BAER,
aprsl No. 1sl Meeting street, Charleston.
To st Re O. EIy D,
CARBOLATE OF LIME, the best DIsinfectant
and destroyer OF Rats, N &C Bugs. Cockroacnes,
SC. small quantity placied where they frequent
Pendleton's Panacea, or vegetable Pain Ex
tractor.
a fresh supply OF F1emings Worm CONNECTIONS
the most reliable In use. .
Also fresh supply OF SEAL OLEUM, the grea
remedy for Rheumatism.
For sale, wholesale and retail, BY
Dr.. q. BAER,
10 yao No. l3l Meeting street.