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Havana Market.

HAVANA, March 90.
sugsr stock in warehouses at Havana and
Matanzas 257 600 boxes and $4,000 nnds; receipts
for fhe past week at Havana and MataDzas, 81. 900
hoxes and $50 hhds; Exports during the week
from Havana nj Matanza', 81, sou boxes and
$500 hhds including 52oo boxes and $500 hads TO.
nntch standard, 9xal0k reals per atroba; Nos Is
to 20 Dutcn standard. 1lkal3X reals per srrooa
Holasses sugar frmer, but not qnotably higher.
MuscoY ado surar demand gooi at luI prices; IN.
rood refining, s1asX reals per srrooa; grocery
grades quiet and weak. Molasses clayed active.
SXaSX reals per keg. Muscovsdo buoyant at
5Xa8 reals per keg. Purpentne' lial2c per
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pound. Tar ss per bbl. Rosn demand. fair anu
market frm; sales at $sa8 rs per Dbl: Freignts
firm; vesselsin demand for the United states; per
box otsugar to Northern and Southern port, IN ~
the United States 81 coal 62h; per nogsnssas sa VI
Un ted States, IS soar; per hid Of molssses SO to
Northern and Southern ports In the United states,
So sTXa4 IS. Freights quiet and weak TO europe; 9
E,cSan0e aotiya. on the.Unitsd States, 90 days
c1rrencS, parasl premium; short sight 1a2E
premiuin; short sight, gold, 12H premium. on
p rio 8l/a9k premium.
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PaMenRoE1.

-oeper steamer Emile. from GeorRetown.S O.
miss MaSycS, DR. r Sparkman, Msrtha Nelson, i!
a Rainey, Jessle DeBabelop, Rsy A 1 carr "a Sana q
wife ReSsB "a. Williams Rev W HBrown, W d
Iones. r g Horry and son. Tm n H.zzard, A
Herios, " Lucas, Jr, and 1e deck. 49,.
Per steamer Water Lily, from Edisto, Enter
prise, Rockville, and Way LaDdtngs-Ars PecK,
COL VIM Whaley, Dr SeaorooK DrT Legare'
Clemments, BWhsley, WJen.dns.
Per steamer Pilot Boy, from Savannah via
Beaufort Hilton Head, &c-Mrs Allslon, Capt
Johnson, Mrs Baker and son, b w hather, Misses
"a J and J Cole, and on deck.
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Reheotions.
WRITTEN AFTER rHAsksarviEe DAY.

VINO steals the purse that holds my cash
seesis-Shakespeare tells meTdross and trasn.
wei 10 may be no serious loss,
But prefer to. keep my, ,srosa... ~
And my opinion would fain
Have had moment TO explain
TO somebody on Tuesday, when
he took my purse and four pound ten.
A'loss OF time is quite a. bad.
On Monday last watch had;
But must oandidlJ avow
That do not possess one now
Some one has Stolen my youthful nours'
And while regret my Thoughts deVours'
Oh don't wish that could eaten
me rufian who annexed my watcnl lf'e"c"'
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DOMESTIC Department.

10 cases Of the Latest Patterns OF CALIC0S
Q cases Of French Cambria, only ls cents
Q cases OF A French Percales only 22H cents
s cases Of 10 Shee Ing, only 40 and Is cents
Q cases 81 5.4 Pilowcastng. only 22h cents
90 cases OF and l. Bleached and Unbleached
Shifting, 10, IL, Is. IS and 20 cents
case orNNamsutta 4-4 Bleacned shifting, only
% cents by the piece
l case of 81 Bleached Table Damask, e5 and
l case sc 'ef'I Of 81 Unbleached Table Damask, so
100 doz.n Doylies, rs cents; 100 dozen Napkins,
o5o dozen Danssk Towels, So so per dozen; 100
Huck Towels. 81 per dozen.
For Cloths and Cassimeres, Ia splendld assort'
ment.) See Business Notice.
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r.,n vor,, Naval stores Market.

New York NaVHI Stores
NEW YORK, March 26.
The Daily Bulletin says: Receipts To-Day Iaso N
bbls rosin. Pei do spirits turpentne, ISL DO tar:
Spirits have been n far n demahS a 65s sea at
Tic the market closing at 7O<a71c for merchant.
able. able RosIns are fairly active without decided cd
change of values. sales 5000 bb!s strained az
So 50a3 60 2SO0 do on private terms; looo ools no
ar "a s7H; l642 do at s. 10 nat; 100 do at $4 Iar
Is lower sales 3s bbls iNewbern at So. Pltcn
ouIet and lower at 81 25a4 80.
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MARINE NEWS.
!. AR Rived YESTERDAY.

Brig Erie, Sears BoseonSl3 days; Mdse; TO
Roach 4 Mofe'r, Bollmann BROS, = u FranEe a
Kinsmsn i Howell, W Russell 4 CO. D b Stcox.
Robert White, q Wilson d Bro Experienced
| heavy westerly gale during the passage. On tne
10th Instant, John McO locn seaman Oh UasIes. Na.
towp Mass, fell from the topsail yard and was
iiIi .'Merchsut.Iane schrB N HAWKINS. New York,
days. Mdse, &c. To Roach 4 noastt James l,
Aoger & co, O D Ahrens. d co, ID A ANIME, Blum
Miller, E Brown, ,Bollmana Bros Bischo1 d
co, Bulcken d Wohltmsnn, W Bliss, q Bulwin-
| he, e r Cowperthwai Cameron, Barkley d CO,
sDa w% psness Sness i 6ass Ss9s psV Sas'
r Fowler i Bro: II Gerdts 4 co, Jos Gorham, =
dorsey Bro, Hart co, Hunt, Je1ords q
CO. Hurkamp CO, b Klatie & co. Liltenthsl&
CO. LBhn, p Lalahe co, W Marscher, 3 4
Hsrshan i CO, @ = Norton, T 0aksrott. Paul
4 CO, q Benedict d CO, Geo Prince, Q Railroad
CO Ravenel, Holmes CO, SIralng 81 % Jao saoas; az
Thomlinson 4 co, W Williams 4 co. Ihomp-
sor y co. II Wnern au Il CO, r. Wieters, Walker,
Evans L Cogsweli. Telegraph co. w Wton,
TsIskosi Yates K ng 5N Ss ESsson Es,ss
| Chalmers, O'Nelli, Order and others.
..Schr Rate Foster, RoseorooE, Balumore-o
days. Corn, foar, &c. To EnsioW co, Jno
Campsen CO, Burmeister Zerost, RaVenel q
co. ] r Pringe & son, A Tobias Sons, mordecal
| d co, II Bischon d CO, and Of hers.
Schr Ssllie BIssel, Davis, Little River, o. 271
bushels corn and 20 bushels rough rlce TO z
Butler L Son.
Steamer Emile - White Georgetown. 8 c.
II tierces rice, bales cotton, 80 bha rosin. mdse
and sundries. To Shackelford Kelly, Miss
HerIot, Caldwell & Son. Emanuel. Butler, a
T Carr, Pringle Son, Dawson, Mrs J
t stes1nr water Lily, Toglio Edlsso, Enterprise.
Rockville, snd Way Landings. Cotton seeo, eeo RgSs w
Whaley, widows Home T P smith, Robert.
SON, Il F Baker co, w Eckel co, Southern
Express CO, Order and others: -.
Steamer Pilot Boy, McNelty, Savannah Vla
Beaufort, Hilton Head and other Landings: 1s
bales cotton, mdse, DC. To Rayenel, Holmes CO.
Catholic, Orphan Asylum, d MCPHERSON, Ravenel
co. Paul We ch -Brandes. Mrs Galloway,
q, sgrove, W II Bird q CO, and Express co.
IN THE OFFING.
steamer, supposed to be the Virginia, Hinck-
ley, from Philadelphia.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
British bark New Republic Reynolds, the River
Platte via st Msry's, GI-Henry Card
Schr Ranger, Collins, New Urleans-street Bros
q w. SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamship James Adger, Lockwood, New York.
Schr Simmons, Young, Jacksonville.
FROM THIS PORT.
schr John Slusman Adams, at Baltimore, 25th
hstI sehr Eeryln, Pearce, at Boston, March %.
EGIEARED iFOR THIS PORT.
schr Albert Thomas, Rose, at Baltimore, 25th
March.
MARINE ! NEWS By TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK. March %.
Arrived, steamships San Salvador, Periere and
C1ty'of London.
Arrived out the Sidonia. ,.o,.o
Eyenlng.-Arrlyed, steamships Anglia Atlanta
and Samarla.
MEMORANDA.
Tn. schr Anna E Glover, Terry, from Boston for
charleston, arrived at Viney ard Haven 23d lnst.
LIST OF VESSELS
UP, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
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m,,nInp,on Market.

WILMINGTON, March 2S.
TuRpESr1NB.-Saleso OF 3lo bbls at S. oS for hard
and IS O5 for yellow dip.
TAK-Sales OF so obis at 81 SO per ool. N x,,,,
.CorroN.-Sales OF l38 bales, as follows: ~ Dales
at aoc. 10 at 20Xe, 81 at 2lc, and 66 at 70, 20x,
2oH, 20x AMI 9lc per 10. 49,
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New York Rioe Market.

New Ysrk Rice Market.
NBw YORK, March 26. :
The Daily Bulletin says: The dem md rom o tne
trade is very fair, and in small lots conslaerS-
bic amount Of stock changed hands. Ine stocS GS
Soreign siso man n.ged Without trouble Win
owners owners not not at all dlspose1 to part with e their
goods except at full rates. Sales OF 90 tcs Ga5o so
ina at sasKc, and exc for very choice, and ZSo
bags Ransoon, 6Xa7Hc.
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"a RIBBONS, LACES, &c.

1000 pieces OF SILK RIBBONS, s, 8, and 10 cents
all colors, shades and styles
1000 pieces OF SILK Ribbons. IL. Is and 20 cents
all colors, shades and styles
1000 pieces OF silk ribbons. 80, 40 and so cents
all colors, shades and styles
100 pieces Sash Ribbons, only $l-Rll colors,
shades and styles
Coats,s Cotton, spools for Is cents
$1,000 worth OF Real Gulpure Lac, all widths
great bargains
$1,000 worth Of Hamburg Edging and Inserting
CLOSING out sale.
The very latest styles OF PARAsoLs, just re-
caived and sold very cheap.
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CARPETS and MATING.

100 pieces a. WHITE MATING, only 27k cents.
The balance OF our Brussels and ingram oat'
pets will be closed out at cost.
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White GOODS Department

200 pieces OF French and English sSwiss, from IL
to SO cents
100 pieces Check and Stripe Cambrlcs aud Main.
socks, from Is TO 40 cents
200 pieces Marse lies aud Piques tn satin stripes,
figured, dotted, lowered, boriered-an ele.
- CANT selection at very low 0gures
Is pieces OF the "Noveltyn Boulevard Piques,
something new and elegant
cases OF Honeyc0mb and Alendale Quilts,
ats so worth So
100 pieces 10, II and 12.4 Marseilles Quilts, from
$2up
1000 pieces Mosquito Corded Nets, at only 80 cents
worth 81
l60 pieces Bob!net, very cheap.
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The Charlsston Cotton. Rice and Navs
stores Market.


The Charleston Cotton. Rice snd Naval
stores Market.
OFFICE CHARLKsroN EBws.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, March ~, 1877.
CorroN.-The ears transactions were on the
baaIs OF about 2lx cts for mlddlings, but with
GOOD inquiry and better dispatches, factors were
enabled to harden their rates about H@Hc p 10.
sales about 800 bales, say at 2okc, at 2oh' ls
at 2l, at FIX, IA at 2l4, 11e at 2l1, lSo az 2ls'
2a2 at q, 1888 on private terms. We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
ordinary to COED ordinary. .....0 @2x
LOW mtddhny. ...............Li1gAiN
Mlddlin2 %,
Strict middlng ............ nominal
: :. 5G;Rs1cs.-This grain was hrm Sales about 200
sesues Of clean Carolina; viz: at SC, at s, ls6
at sX, S at sx. sat 8 s-lec b.. We quote COM
mon to fair at KIOSK, good s7I@sxc-
NAVAL SronRs.-There were no sales reported.
Crude turpentine may be quoted at Sc p barrel
for virgin, 81 so for yellow dip and So for hard.
rs.IaHrs.-To Liverpool, by stesm direct, nomi'
roI an nnlands.. nominal on sea Islands; via New
York, "a on uplsnds. Id on sea islaads; oy Ssll'
b.1e@Xd on uplands, on Bea Islands nominal 10
Hayre- on uplandA Coastwise-soNe YORK Dy
steam Nc on uplands and 1c on sea ialands; ~
tierce On rice; BY sail 10 p b on cotton;
tierce on rice; 4oc q barrel onrosin; ~ = ID on
lumoer; $40 r II on timber. TO Boston, py sa'i'
70 d ID on upland cotton; rosIn Csc; resawed
tufr 80 soalo so; phosphate $5@6 so. To ProVi-
dence, By :susn sou n on boards. &c. r fs on
cotton; By steam 81 p bale on New York ratea.
10 Pnila aaslphis, by steam ;Kc,T b. on. uplands;
by sail, $sN II on boards; 50 5o@1o ontimber; So
per ton on clay, and ssa$s 50 on phosphates. To
baltimore, BY xeam Kc y n BY sail, 50 So@7 p
n On buards;' ss@s 50 .on TIMBER ss 25 p
tos. on phosphste rock. j Vessels are in ide-
mand by opr. merchants to take lumber frsishss
from Georgetown, 8. O.. Darlen and satilla River,
ga, and Jacksonville, Fla, TO Northern ports,
and Slo@12R II are the rates on lumber and
boards.
MISUNDERSTANDING eoday bills l9x@lsh. /;
DonssrIo ExcaARsE..Thsh BANKS purchase
sight checks on New York at u on to par, and sell
lat Y premium. 81
uoLD.-SK@1l! i'-i 80 : -
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NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.

3, bales cotton, as bbls naval stores. = bbls OF
wbisSey. cars lumber, wood, rough rice, mdse,
lie, TO Whilden Jones, g W Williams co. "
G Courtney i co, Mowry & Son, Barden Parker s'
Frost. .AdSer j. co. Wilcox, gibbs q co, N,S maTn'
Damon co. 81 L Chisolm, Mitchell, o Call
lard, P Porcher. F wehmann, e Wellng, hall'
road Agent and others. ..a.,
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cOnTuERCIAL NEWS.
HxDOrCS

= Exports.
NEW oRLEASs-Per schr Hange7-4soo bushels
COW peas.
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Receipts by Railroad. niaroh ~.
SOUTH CARoLpyA RAILROAD.

ss7 bales cotton, s5 bales goods, 100 bbls nour,
1 car stock To Railroad Agent Pe.zer, Roagers
l. co. A smith, Frost, Adger Z co, A. Salinas,
Geo W Williams & co. Geo q Walter d co. Crane,
Boylston d co. Johnston. Crews CO. " Ryan,
@ + Wieters, Tiedeman, Calder co. a Leldlng,
" 9 Courtney CO, Eachman co, FDC kracAe'
T, II DeSauSSQre,
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Br bark. Harvest Home. Dlckey, sailed. ..!an ls
The Caff Dobein, Stenan, sailed. d........ Jan 10
Sohr Henrietta. Burnett, cleared. Dec IL
The Medway, McAillan. sailed. March
MoNTBV1DH0..
Bark Rio de la Plata, -, sailed. Jan 2e
MILFoRD.
The Lalis, Goudy, sailed. .........-........Feo2 "
DOMESTIC.
BOSTON,
schr A Glover, Terry, cleared. March 10
NEW YORK.
schr Ingraham Packard, cleared. .March 9s %
Schr James Wall, Grover, cleared. Marca 90 90
Soht Sohr Ton Mnrn Hatch mr., March l9
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nor WRIGH IT'S BLUFF,
AND INTERMEDIATE LANDINGS ON THE SAN
TEE RIVER.

The steamer BENNErIsvILLE, -
Captain ]. T. Foster. ,is now re.
ceyng Freight at Accommodation Wharf, and
viii leave on SATURDAY NIGHT. the 30th inst
Freight and Wharfage prepaid.
For engagements apply to Captain on board, Oh
to = = RAVENEL, HOLMES j& CO.,
mcn1s !. No. Ut East Bay.
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The schr Anna E Glover, Terry, from Boston FOR
arrived at Viney ard Haven 23d inst.
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Kidder's Electro-Magnetic
Batteries.

None but the Purest Drugs used, and satlsfac.
ton guaranteed, both as to price and quality.
Orders are solicited from Druggists, Physicians,
Country Merchants Planters and others. with
the assurance that they shall receive prompt
an, oor,rr, m =, en- tinn -. richf aInuu -
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PORT CALENDAR.
xnnNIa PHlaIs.

Last Quarter, I'd. 2 hours. o minutes, evening.
New Noon 9th. Z hours 81 minutes, morning.
Emll Moon. oath. hours, "a mtputes, evening.
Last Quarter, 3.st, hours. Is minutes. evening"
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LTERRPUOL.

LIST OF VESSELS
UP. CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
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The nne Steamship FALCON. Hsynie, Com.
mander, will sail for Baltimore, on SATURDAY,
March both. at half.past O'Clock A. M.
n Philadelphia Frelghts forwarded TO tnat
CITY by railroad from Baltimore without aadl.
tional Insurance. and Consgnees are allowed am.
pie time to sample and Sell their dooas from Tue
Railroad Depot in Philadelphia.
For Freight or Passage amply to
PAUL G. TRENHOLM, Agent,
mcbo2-7 No. q Union Wharves.
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NEW YORK. March %.
Arrived, steamships San Salvador Perlere ana
Cltyof London.
Eyen,ng.NArrlved, steamships Anglia, Atlanta
and Samarla.
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Caution

JONES COMMERCIAL COLLEGE in st
Louis is the best institution of the kind il
this country for young lady or gent 10
obtain a business education. d&w
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rheTosles-rhe Kisehen.

Burnett's "Cocoaine, For Identifying
renewing and perpetuaiins the growth Of the
human Independently acknowledged to
he ''the bes, and cheapest hair. dressing in
the world'-Ientirely free from cotOrisg or
irritating matterl-a certain remedy for dan
druf, and irritation OF the scalp-"Kallis-
TOM cooling, fragrant beautifer of the skin
removing pimples, blotches, tan and sunburn,
rendering the skin soft and smooth-aD un-
failing antidote for the bites Of mosquitoes
and other insects,-[peculiarly adapted to
bathing infants 1-"Florimel,,' an exquisite
handkerchief perfume,-'Oriental Tsoth
Wash"-for beautifing the teeth and gums
"Burnett's Unrivalled Cologne Water" and
"Burnett's Superior Flavoring Extracts"
for aavoring Soda Syrups, Ice Creams,
Custards, Pies, Blanch Mango, Jellies,
Soups, etc. all known as 'Burnett's Stand
ard Preparations" were submitted, years ago
to the public, in the belief that their quality
would insure success. In this the proprietors
have not been disappointed. Their sterling
merits have stood the test of time, and the
popular judgment has been rendered in their
favor. They are now considered to be
standard" articles, of superior merit, and
large sale, by all druggists IN the United
States, and in many foreign countries.
"Burnett's Superior Flavoring Extracts"
are also equally popular and staple among
select family grocer. They are put up in
five sizes.
Beware of weak, impure and 6icti-
tious brands. All of Burnett's Preparations
lin full assortment are for sale by all the
druggists, and Burnett's Flavoring Extracts
BY al the leading grocers in Leavenworth
ndSt. Louis, at Manufacturers Wholesale
and retail prices ian 1914 snn&w
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
Infection in the Air,

At this season the vegetable word takes . new
lease Of fife but to the sensitive and delicate mem
hers Of the human family il is tine Of danger and
often Of great suffering. The moisture which rises
from the earth and hangs suspended over il in the
form Of morning and evening mists and fogs, holds
in solution, SO TO speak, the mephitic elements
which produce fever and ague, remittent fevess,
rheumatism, and many painful nervous disturb
ances, and which agsravate dyspepsia, biliousness
and all minor Affections Of the stomach and the
bowels. This. therefore, is critical period Of the
year. season when the renovating, refreshing and
purifying operations Of the mightiest Of all veset-
able tones and Alternatives, HOstetter's Stomach
Bitten, Is salvation to the weak and the best
rty for the continuance Of the health and vigor II
the strong. Nov is the time not only to protect
the system against the common ailments of the sea.
son, but to prevent the disorders incident to .
warmer temperature. Let not the exhausting
heats Of the summer months End you unpreparsd
to meet them. course Of Eostetter's Bitter.,
commenced now, will pat all the ysieal energies
in fighting trim. double the capacity Of the inter
nal organs repel the Of disease refresh the
brain and clear it Of all by oobwsbs,
and place the whole physic in an attitude Of de-
fence, with every available point fortified and
guarded and nearly invulnersble TO unvhoie-
some influences as II is possible for the human
structure to be. tu-th-sat&w
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LeavenwoIth as manufacturing point
now leads oil the other cities in the Missouri
Valley, and is destined in the near future to
take prominent place among the gaeat man.
ufacturiDg centres Of the Union. Oar sue
cess in producing something tina. other towns
purchase Of us, gives influence and priestage
abroad, and indicates solid growth; q
growth that cannot bs disturbed or injured
by a railroad company, or retarded by adj
verse legislation Towns that are kept alive
by ,hrongs of transfer; visitors, and periodi-
cal excursions, annual expositions, and fire.
quent impositions, are apt 10 decay when
the visitors leave town, and people
grow too wise to be imposed upon. On the
foundation of manufacturing Leavenworth
can erect the superstructure Of a magnificent
and wealthy city, that will outlive all the
towns now claiming TO be rivals. We are
glad TO record the fact that the Leavenworth
Carpet Mandatory intend TO enlarge IFS
faculties for making carpets by the addition
of new buildings, and improved machinery.
This enlargement Will render necessary the
employment of still greater force of men,
and while returning revenues to the owners
will bring to the city industrious and skill
full mechanics.
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schenek.s pulmenie syrup, ss.-wsed

schenck's Pulmonic Syrup. Ssa-Weed
Tonic. and Mandrake Pulls are the only med
but two thingsto do to make the luags heal.
First, the liver and stomach must be got into .
good, healthy condition, for when the lungs are
Wasting the Whole 10y Is lasting ana .nd o as1 no
nourish the body. II the stomach and liver arc
loaded with slime, It lies there and takes the place
OF food eo1seqaenty the Patient h. no appetite;
the food, which lies in the stomach. md spoils or
sOurs and passes Of without nourishing the system
SCHENC6's MANDRAKE PILLS act on the
SEA-WEED TONIC is a very pleasant stimulant,
which, iftaken directly aer eating, unites with the
gastric juice and dissolves the food producing good
PULMONIC SYRUP. the food is turned into good
blood and the body begins TO grow: As soon IS the
patient begins TO gain in flesh the matter in the
lungs begins to ripen, ana they heal up.
This Is the only way TO cure consumption. No
one was ever cured unless they began to gain in
flesh. The second thing il, the patient must stay
poItsnt Tor them 10 prevent taking cold when the
lungs are diseased. ''Frcsh air." and riding
about are all wrong, and yet, because they are in
walk about the room as fast - the strength viii per-
nit TO get up good circulation Of the blood.
To those who can afford il, and are unwilling to
winter months to Florida, we'll down in the State,
where the temperature 10 regular. and not subiest
10 such variations as in more northern ATTITUDES.
can recommends good hotel being Kept at the
former place by the Messrs. Peterman, while the
accommodations and ID vantases Of the Latter places
are such n facilitate the recovery Of oil Who par
take freely Of my preparations and follow the I'd.
vice have laid down, and which il 1Ore fully set
forth In the circular accompanying my medicine.
that person in any part Of the world can readily
be cured BY strict Observance Of the sane:
J. II. SCdENCK, u. D.
Price Of the Pulmonic Syrup and Sea-Weed
Tonic, t1.50 per bottle, 81. 50 per half dozen.
Mandrake Pills, Is cents per box.
Prepared and for sale by
J. H. sCHENCK SON.
Northeast corner OF Sixth and Arch-sts, Philadel-
phia, and by druggists and dealers generally.
COLLINS BROS,
ST. LOUIS, No.,
mar,-5OdSw Wholesale AGENTS.