The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, March 03, 1866, Page 8, Image 8
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H Tif1 Measles.
H A mor?ha.rk .aUd^powner nf Boston has :
he foHowMj TB?ijji.i?fat to him from Engla
H vhore it Wa?^nrrii?he? by Mr.^iaririn, mom
H , of the JJosajMs^^
H t aa *^,&;tfe'?na-.,t?'?i will effect a revolution
I A*10 aa regarda tha?preventfon i
I ' V^^^^K ?* fa*iU pox> b?fc^*^S.of meae
m ^ilavtffl^ howler mahgr^t?ftype, ii
I ^fi^Jig" an^-ej^aor'dinary tl
Hw ^S^mwS?mw^0 ^eeas^^01Pate(?even bylho m
?-?^BHWV? ap/1T*01100 ot fever orirritati
H -. v I^IHHlw^ pether cooarring; in faruil
H^NtBa^HflHHIIIM^^?! tho5 subjoined mode?
Hi '4?3^>B ^^H?^%^ fk rilce 00 entered on : Tato c
I ',??<. ^^MSf|^^A5er^ foxglove or digitalis (va
^J^^^^^^HmOnta:Kn3eatie3s?-tho dark shoe
^rwMarapSS^hfof sulphate.of zino (this f
^""*nraas whit? vitriol). The
Bfrofla?.t.jpr?ughly in a ?iortar or otb
l^^^??r with four o?' five drop3
HyBSS?n * noggin (or about fo
BSSjpwit.fr.- laouie , syrup or auge
BffjyjBI IHHESS^'^A0^6, a;i^ two teaspoo
^K?B^%;.y}S ?fcond hour, until-j
KKBHHBBy^fe^ Thus conduc
EgSjgry ,'a ??'.^H?p^^y magic, will resul
S???&lmv& so auspicious w
?BEWMMttfand, ?fooiih. It-may, h?weV?
Wp" ;;^'iirihet- t&'iip?e,.that should tho boi
BBB?ffc?\: - >^ procr?as of che diseaBe
; ^^a^ib7j??jam6n-then a drachm <
t^HsK'?8r?WBtof jaiap (formed of tv,
Hufl^Kf ^Ttna^ui i^p of j?lap), and or
gp^i:*^ t:^g^ a^abpye, formed into
'HHKt?^^'B^?'r eh??aa be> given lo a
?^>?h*6?^lta to a child. Thia sin
^?^tio5Uj%?TO!totUer form or arfcicl
Hutmedicine*, cipa
MMjtf, remain noi
k^afuilowa
VMJt
& SEL?,
Importers & Wholesale Dealers j
IN
IILLINEEY,
mm ii mi GOODS
Nortel Cor, ?Uw an?lartrt Sis,
TJP%T?TBS.
THEY WOULD CALL THE ATTENTION OF THE
Public to t^eir WELL-SELECTED STOCK now lu
Store and arriving by every stcuner. Having superior
purchasing advantages, they are enabled to offer to the
trade generally a line oHGoods that cannot fall to give
satisfaction 1 a every'particular. The tra i.' aro respect?
fully invited to examino the Stock, consisting of a foll
and varied as8ortm*T.t of ? >
BONNET i AND HATS, trimmed and untrimmed -
RIBBONS, of all descriptions
FLOWERS, French and Domestic
DBE8S CAPH, BUCHES, NETS
VEILS, of newest disi^T < ; LACES
CRAPES, SILKS, CORSETS. SKIRTS
WHITE GOODS, LADIES'. COVERINGS,
And aU other articles to be found in a first-class Whole?
sale Establishment. Having been engaged in this City
for the past twelvo ytare,' in thia lino of business, are
well acquatated^ri?CthjB'wsht? of the Southern trade.
. February 20 ? - _tuthalmo
Mrs. S. "WATTS,
HAS REMOVED TO KO. 2Yf^2lTO-STBEET, -ONE
dootsouth o? I?arion's.:.U?nfe?aone4^EsUblIsk
ment, and will open a completo STOCK O F ilTLLlNERy,
DRESS AWFA'SjT G?OD?. .inelnd?i-r tho-newevt 'sTid
moat-faslib^ble::sp>iBg.styles ?t trtmme|L>ahd?un
trimm'?d ; HATSV -BONNETS, RIBBONS, .5 FLOWERS,
PEATHEBS^ . OB^A^NTS.' tc-, at prices to suit
patKn'??-Hatsaid Bonnets fronV$l andtrpwards; Her
NEW ESTABLISHMENT has been fitted up'with special
renesto th&exiflbi?onof ;tnerSTOCK, and ior-the
co of, vi?it?rsuiating their selections. ?
intends visiting NewYork-ia^aj3Bjr;:
mentsibr the earli?sfr'r?gnlar
Fashions and Novelties,
twenty yea?.in"
' giveth*
of tho
I
TO ?LAFT?ES.V~
RHODES'
?BR-PHOSPBffl OF LI?.
I' THE STANDARD M?OTEE. >
rpHIS LONG ESTABLISHED AND SUCCESSFULLY
XfHried Manure in all the Southern States, iortcotton,
oom, etc., for a Beries of y cn ra before the war, will be
sold to planters, payable-out of the next crop-for ac?
ceptances on factors. Fiice, on time, $65; cash, $62 60
per ton. It can be applied broad-cast, in the blUor
drill, or as a top dresitng. It can be procured, as usual,
from B. S. RHETT k SON, Sole Agents,
j Marchs_atuth_No. 125 East Bay.
! LUMBER! LUMBER!
WE ABE NOW PREPARED TO FURNISH THE
bf st quality of Lumber, of any dimensions, at our
Circular Saw Mill, foot of Boaufaiu-street, at reasonable
rates. Satisfaction guaranteed. Always on bandi Saw?
dust and Slabs, at low rates.
March 3 5?_HUDGINS, OWEN k CO. lmr'
HAY! HAY! HAY! t
e fifi BALES PRIME EASTERN HAY, IN LOTS
tJ\J\J to s'uit purchasers. For sale by
WEST k JONES,
March 3_2 . Offlco cii Brown'i Wharf.
HAY, COEK, OATS AND BEAST.
I f\ s\ BALES N. R. HAY
J.\J\J - 4000 buB?els Primo White Corn
3500 bushels Prime Oats
; ?OOObnshelgvBran.
Lu store, and for salo by
C. SAHLMANN,
j Marchs 3 . ~ Corner Reid and Meeting stn.. ,
% SEED R?CF!~SEED RIGE?
' ?A/??; htisB^;^*:mi^?\v-?xfa .Rica
.^.i^^'??NCFSffix^Btr^fflQa?'. ...
' "Marchez S No. 7 VanderhorsVa Wh'af ;
COEN, OATS; HAY ???D SEAN.
OA A A BUSHELS B ?IMK WHITE COHN : '
25\J\J\J 1000bushels Yellow Corh
li CO busbe?s HoaTjr t.a?i : ? vi
300,.bales of Prime Hay.
Foi tait? tow by' WILLIAKTKOEAN; ,"- '.
? . ' . .Corner of John and EtoDoth,*tre*3ts. ;
FebruarylS
BB.A?T, PLOTlE, COF?PEB,
BUSHELS BEfvN .
CO obis. Bal tin loro Eitra Flour
iftba?fl primo ?Rio Coffee . ' .
;I0 hblS; Crush'?i OSn^ar
?0. boxes Fnm?;r and, Rosin; Soap .
:*? Aita No. 1 alexei
?MefeLargi' :??E?? Herrin g/s
" h Soda
CHAMPA60?E,
?ic>, &c.
15 caseB Hoot, Llebfraumfloh
. 25 cues Hock, Olesenlmer
25 cases Claret, St. JuUon
60 cases Claret, PauUac
25 cases Claret, Margaux Modoc
10 cases Claret, Chateau Leov?le j
20 cases Sherry, Amontillado 1
20 cases Sherry, Oloroso twlaow Harmony
25 cases Superior Pale
25 cases Fine Table J .\?
IO cases Very Superior Port Wine (Coksburns) j
25 cases Booker's Bitters
6 cases Swiss Absinth, Pernod's
25 casks R. Younger's and Allaop's Ale
10 casks Hibbert's and Byass'Porter.
1 ALSO,
6 QURTF.R CASKS FRENCH WINE VINEGAR
10 cases Superior balad Oil, containing 24 flacons
each.
AND,
5 TIERCES DAVIS' DIAMOND HAMS
20 kegs Dutch Herrings ' i t
. 60 Edam Cheese " . * '
100 Sap Sago Cheese. .
S?ch3bJ 2 RXIN?K, WIOEENBERQ ft CO,
BREAKFAST BACON STRIPS. .
5TIERCES OF EXTRA QUALITY BREAKFAST BA-.
CON ^4^^^3SS)BB.
No?. 14? and 14? Meeting-street
; March 2 a
BACON FOR SALE.
i LARGE QUANTITY OF BACON AND^COBN FOR
J\_ sale. Persons wkto^t0J^^^:,,!?^^|?";/..
March 2 6 . ? Morganton, Bnrk? Couaty/N.-Q. ,
B??^RIORi B^WINE.
W.^?^"*** 3- Browu?Co.'sWhart...
tfC?RFALEOT ! SCARFALETTI!
EACC0: : ?ANTOTIE & CO., v
Sol?'Aga?tofoTCh?rleaton:-. : .
February 15 - 2mo . and Safe ot SouthCarohnA.
":I^NksNT,S ALE,
OF iJIKECT IMPORTARON, "
O rx CASKST3^NBOT?ftOB?JTO^Sttit?^
"V?T r^? ... BOBERT-StUBB& CO.,
- , Agenta o? J. A lt. Tennent,
? February 6 '' '.> ,'' . . - Bre^-8, .Glasgow.
GEO. W?IELIAMS & Cf',
WHOLESALE MERCHANT,
CTHARLESTON, .*"? ?M
mgmt_ rm SALE- LOW, FOB CASH :
.^WnlBtslJ^Mfc"- TTTTT'T1' SALT
" - : ???iMS^MltfMI
February 22
THE ENTIRELY1
Jag American berk
has two-thirds of ber j
_ kare Immediate di?
patch for th* ?Bore jorfc.^.
ForFraigh?^gagame?i?B, ?ppr/tb *
THAD DEUS STREET. .r.
j_ .. No. 74EartBsy.
FOR BOSTON-TO SAIL OS TUES?
DAY THU 6TH INST.-The schooner SED ONA,
i a large portion of her cargo on btard, sud
? take light freight only, and eail as above.
For Freight engagements apply to
XHADDEDS STREET,
ZJarch 3 _ No. 74 East Bay..
TO SAIL SATURDAY, .Ul .11 ATICO.
^ FR EIGHT FORWAKBED THROUGH TO
>LTVLRl'OOL AND HAVRE WITH QUIOK
?DISPATCH AT LOWEST KATES, AND ALL
POINTS NORTH AND EAST 0. 8.-FOB NEW YOU R.
MERCHANT'S.LINK.-The elegant clipper sehr. S.
C. EVANS,Hammond, Master, is cowmotiving cargo at
Adger'a Wharf. For balance of cariro, apply to ' V ' :
WILLIAM ROACH, ?
CnrnerAdger's Sooth Wharf and Bast Bay: ?'
P. 8.-The WIDE WOBHD will succcod..
February 24 j. _
"FOR ?KW YOHK.-THU F'OjSfc
fi mt class Schooner S.. G. HART, John WAU,
?Master, having a large portion of her cargo ott?
?gaged, will have quick dispatch for the abo io
port.-- ' ^33*?<?
For engagements of Freight, applv to
CHI SO LM BROTHERS,
No. 32 East.Bity, corner Adger's Wharf. t
February 23^ . .".*
FOR SAVANNAH, -
TIA BEAUFORT ANT> HILTON HEAD.
CAPIAIN W. . T. NcNELTY,
TTAVtNG HANDSOME STATE-ROOM iACC._
XX DAMONS, will receive-?'Freight at Acco?nwii
tion Wharf. THIS DAY, the 23d inst,rand
Tr/E8DAT'MORNlNO,.the6th inst, at 8 o'clc
neottag at Savannah wi:U -''ieainer LLT2TB V;
forJSortoa.
F?rFreighfc or Passage, apuly on board, or to <
FERGUSON A HOLMS?,*?}
' Accommodate- "1
N. B.-Freight and Wharfage must be pron
" 2- \, '
FOB NEF YORK./f
FAK9 F^B.*DTJCfEI>,a70 84:0.
JSE^EGTmAJi UNITED STATES mBi'lJSB
^ OF FIKST-OLASS STEAMSHIP?i__
GCANADA, I HUAKK?Crry,
Ali?^,.^RA. I ANDANOSLA.,
TBS STEAMSHIP^
THROUGH LINE
I TOTJCaaKG AT
PORTS,
i^^l^^^L No. 12 NORTH BT7EB, FOOT OF
; CTaaaPttrcot, at 12 o'clock noon,-on tho 1st, 11th,
jHI cf every month (except when those dates fall co
plMp;:-and then on the precocity,' Sarorday), the
AratffALL, con aectlng-tJta Panama Railway, with ono
aM^mpany'ii Steamships from Panama for SAN
f? tSCO, toueting at ACAPULCO.
-'Tj?KotlZONA, connecting with GOLDEN CITY.
^SrjTR? CHAiJNOEY, connecting COLORADO. ?
.??EfiWYOBE., coaneciin?? with &INSTITUTION.
SsSEfcan?red :?oundsJBae?ati?- allowed each adult,
jjHMjsjB?sters accompanying baggage through, and
ayjym?fllBa and children' without mala protectors.
*B^?r<vt>?ve<l on tho doch the day before sailing;
MBmaxaboats,. railroads, and passengers who pr?te
lyj^^eriencoC surgeon on board. Medicine ?nd at?
UKguV?cr vrjil bo placed cm the line January. 1st, 1886\
? mffKlEXs&hL toleaus to AspluwoU, n?? Havan*.
fttttMgK^?/^'^^8 01 further information, apnly &
' r?BlSifti^S?^ajtjOilcii,. on ilia iVhari, t'oox1 OT. .
Ss1LB?r^01iT51iIVER HEW YORK,
IMBWgJfeffitt, /.*? w- c' BWXQWK At??tre. . '
'??'PHin;?.ffiL,
ruer L?ne-slreot & Railroad Avenue,
S-^^SkV <;HA KIDSTON, s. c.,
: &?l&?& ?R?ESUMED BUSLNESS AT THEIR OLD
JQyTAND, are prepared to. BUILD RAILROAD
. fiAttshort notice. -.;
' AJnds of LUMBER, ? such as Flooring and Lining
' ?loai Shelviv.p, Jfo.,adteseed in the>best manner, on
'- reat?lo terms.
? ASWbr tho sale of George .>- LobdeH'a celebrated