The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, April 23, 1866, Page 2, Image 2
JTh? Daily News.
. MONDAYJIOB?fa?a. APBLL 23J.666. :
^ sxvm BOOK TA BUS:. :"j
; TAB LOST CAUSE.-The publishers, ?.B. TREAT;
. & Co., sent ns their Prospectus, announcing that
**The Lost Cause, by E. A POLLAKJ?, ia the orjly
staniford and o: ueial Southern hiato ry published."
"TheTe are already in the field no leas than fifteen I
?UBto' isiof the war, arranged by Northern writers jl
and teeorreotly understand the great struggle [
ihrongh which we hare passed, we moat have the ]
facts and figures as presented by a Schern his?
torian-for we can only arrive at thjjraih by a j
knowledge of the events as seen by u?tF parties J
1J theDgraggle."'-.'* * t
The^rook is toJ>ejf3Qrapiete Jn.o?e large royal j
octavo vol?me of eight hon ired pages, a-ni to be j
embellished with twenty-four steel portraits of
diatingm^hed Confederate leaders Price $5, pay-[
?ble on delivery. [The book ia iaaned only to
subscribers.] -
A handsome specimen sheet, containing Chap?
ter L, together with e o vor al very finely executed
engravings, accompanies the Prospectas, This is
the introductory chapter, and gives a brief review
of the origin of the American Union. En postant,
the author secularizes a great many members j
of the^Simerioaa hagiology. Of Mr. CAUBOUH, he j
nays: 2_
"His explanation of the true nature of the Union
iras a model of perspicuity,-and an exposition of
the profoundest statesmanship. In opposition to
a certain vulgar and superficial opinion, that the
State institutions of America were achoo La of pro?
vincialism, he hold the doctrino that they were in
no sense toa tilo to the Union, or malignant in their
character ; that they interpreted the true glory of
America; and that be was the wisest statesman
who yould constantly observe 'the sacred distri- j
button'.of power between the General Government j
and the State o, and bind np the rights of the St ?tea
with tho common welfare.
Mr..PoLLAED'5 style is pleasing, and the book, i
we feel assured, will be rea J " with great interest
by everybody "on our side;" and indeed by all
Who aro sufficiently free from prejudice to ac
jmov&dge the necessity of riding both^ides, in ?
order to arrive at something like truth. '
Let no one oast .this book aside disdainfully,
ind call it a "one-sided affair." Of. course it ls
one-sided. It b professedly written from a South
ern p?int of vi?v. Bat it is not one whit more
Jbi&aaed than either HUME'S or 'MJHUTJLAT'S Histo-'
Ties of England, both of whom w cte many years
after the events they reoord had transpired. His?
tory never has been, and in all probability never
will be, written by a perfectly impartial hand.
Haman nature is ever the same, semper et ubique
-in ali times and in all climes. A historian should
Jbe a ?mking man; he should be familiar with the
springs of haman action, and with the leading
principles of government in its varions phases
and ramifications; and if he could be- endowed with'
intelligence superior to that of the actors in the
drama he records; and if he were free from the
imperfections of our? common nature,-he then'
might sit in judgmen^on kings, , heroes and peo
plea;-and, Bhadanaanthns-llke.pass sentence apon
them, and upon the events to' which ~ they gave
rise. But until euch a pellucid source is discover?
ed we taust be contant to quaff from the same
turbid springs, where we and our father? before'
JU have drank in our knowledge. - * .
THE GALAXY, ia a new candidate for pTbjjgavor;
SB illustrated magazine;*Published fortiWUy by
i$Q American liewa Company, m New.4ork, ats
.w?nfr-flve cents a P amber. We have seen no th-?
log as handsome ? ' ule. GCUOXXL t iiMg all the
- it host of n.agazin?8 that HMigMfcriodUl
ecclesiastical influence, and so thoroughly imbue
with the historio epiritf which is yet ? entirely frfl
fr om "the irrational assumptions by which th
method falsely called 'historic'has recently bee
marked." i .
^ Article VL ia on the Poems and Fables ?
BOBEBT HENBTSON, au early Scotch poet, whoa
compositions haye never before been collected
Article VU. TEf?'EccIesiaitical Commission; am
Article YUL Reform and Political Parties, Tb
Jaut, at this time-is of peculiar interest, as man1;
persons are but very imperfectly acquainted witl
the precise nature of the reforms recently pro
posed in Parliament by Mr. GLADSTONE.
Mr. JOHN BUSSELL ia the agent for L. Soorr i
Co.'e reprints.
Corinne or Holy. By MADAME DE STAEL. -
Mr. COUBTXNAY, in Broad-street, sent us this book
a new edition (in.English), of au approved Frencl
classic. We shall not make ourselves ridiculous
attempting a review of Corinne at this late day
like the western country editor, who a few ye art
ago! had a "first-rate notice" of SHAKSPEABE,
Mr.! COUBTENAY thought it possible there might
be some young ladies in the city who have not
yet read the book, and it was for their accommo?
dation he procured the present supply.
TEE RICHMOND MEDICAL JOUBNAL for April haa
reached ns. One of its editors, Dr. ?. T. GAIL?
LARD, is an honored son of this State. The num?
ber is well filled both with original and selected
matter. The Journal ia very ably conducted;
and it is evidently the design of the editors to do
all in their power towards elevating the standard
of medical education in America. There is along
and earnest editorial on this Bubject in the number
before us. From a New York letter we have
some interesting particulars relating to the last
session of the medical colleges in that city. The
number of students in attendance was larger than
over before The Bellevue Hospital Medical Col?
lege graduated 170. The College of Physicians
and Surgeons had an attendance of465, and gradu?
ated 120. The University Medical College gradu?
ated 75. The other schools are not mentioned.
SCOTT'S MONTHLY MAGAZTNE for April, is on our
table. This magazine is published in Atlanta,
Ga. \ Rev. W. J. SCOTT editor, and J. J. TOON (a
former resident pf Charleston, and known to
many of our reader?), ia the proprietor. Mr.
SCOTT is in the city now, and preached ia Trinity
Church, Ha sel-s tr cet, last night. It is the design
of the conductors of this monthly to nuke it a
first-elans literary-magazine. Thia,.?deed, is in?
dicated by the motto :' "Sic ilur ad astra."
?VThe contenta of the april number are aa follow? : -
Briarbrook (Jcatin?od), V.-??issC. Wi Barber;
The Arrival of the Mai^bj- !Leroy;. Hugh Miller,
by Rev. Atticua G. Hcygood; Adventures in South
America, by an ex-Offleer U. g. N.r Music, by
President Thomar, of-"Emory College; Bong of the
Cholera (Extract); Aphorisms, by J. R. Barrick;
Decisive Battles of the Revolution,, by W. 8~ B.;
The Doom of Rosalie, A Prize Story, br C S*. Dod.
Jr.; Women of France-Joan d'Aro and Charlotte
Oorday, by Sybil: History of Words, and other
Signs of Ideas, by Rev. F. R. Godding; Our
Tripod; Tho Modern Theatre; Monthly Gleanings,
Renews, Notices, etc. * ?
Mri SCOTT, we believe, is canvassing our city for
subscribers to his magazine, and we recommend
him to the kind consideration of ?hr citizens, and
:iiop>he wfil meet wit?encouraging success.
I Tfec Civil Rights BUI rn Mtmphii. "'
Thc, Memphis Commercial (of which our old
friend, JOHN HEABT, ia editor); of the lSth. say?
that- . .
Memphis ie honored, insomuch aa within its
limita nae occurred the first test-case aftder the
Civil Rights Bill-that of Bob Church - it?vHch a
learned jndge decided, in substance, Jha/C <S^n
aro born free and i**10 hir^Jj:- Ma
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jjPjP^ECIAlV NOHOE?/_
^M'?f A'iS-?kjf?y o ? LIBA"
an Essa7 o* Warning and .last-jtUcn for Yoong 1
also, Diseases tod' Abuses' trina .prostrate the
powers, with rira means ofV?lle?. 1 Sentires of cl
In soded le]rtar envelopes, jAd?^ess^Dr. ,T. SKII
HOUGHTON; ^^^?|n^3lW?toI^ E
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BEA TED Toilet Soap.?j sncjg nnjfvBri?al dem
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sm?jtK&tliiltS n&Wf,*a?;raatly scer^eS?
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ear HILLS HAIB DI^-JTFTY CEN?
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Druggists and Fancy Gooda stoles everywhera .
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and best in the world I The Dnlf-trne and perfect H
DYE. - Hannie^'Bailaban j ^ ?rodi
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little acorns grow." TS s worrtd%s5e ino wa to
oman noe spring from ci>ue?>o small-as to aid
efy detection, Thn vo>anie?.of -scientific !ore?thal
the tahlee and ah elves ci the medical fr ?.temi ty onl j
to prove and etabora^"t|ia*e^fact?r^'
Thea guard-tarsal vga wills yon may) Thesmal
pimple on the??n ls a teltole and ts di ja tor of dise!
It may'fade ant?die away from tho surface of the bc
butti wJIreach the vitals, perhaps, at lau. arid di
be the reen?- and final close. JIA?GIEL'S BTLIC
DYSPEPTIC, a=d DIAKBHUA PILLS cure Where
orn?is fail. While forJVns, Scalds, Chilblains, Ci
and ali abrasions of the itkis, .MAGGIZL'S Salve ts
fallible,. 'Edd by J. MAQGIEL, No. 43 Eui ton-stn
New York, and all DmgyUts, at 25 cent? per box.
asfftsmber 36 s. . \ _ . . -ly
tar Tl B.-BINN^j^OBTE?..AND IDEA
EE TN. WATCHES and* JEWELRY ; Agency far i
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ftjpUVBroadwa?. Ne*$s&-?-e?Cabllahed twenty yea
Trade Primula* sent reapplication,
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?T ARCANA ? WACHES-WHOLESALE Al
LETATL.-The cases ot these Watches are manufactui
ot* different nje??, into willoh gold is forced by mea
of extreme heat and a at&faoe left of 18 carat gold, whi
ls lasting end e'egani. They are gotten up tn, bar
some'sty lo. and are equal in-appear ance and finish
Watrhijs costing four tuas? the pHc* asked for thai
They are aU excellent, time-keeper, and warranted
aobU; We self '
Gents' large ?ire Detached Levers, ? uu?og
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t " Flatulency and Indigestion. ,
G " Nervous Affections,
. " Excessive Fatigue and Short Breath.
: "; Pain over the Eyes. *
, " Mental Despondency. . .
!! '* Prostration; Great Weakness. . "? .
" Sallow Complexion, Weak Bowels, Aa ?
Which are the evidences of
LIVES COMPLAINT AND DYSPEPSIA.
tt is estimated that seven-tenths of all adult ailment
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Kp the entire system and exhibit the ?hove symptoms
7 After long research, we are able to present the moa
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?' 8, .? Choleia Morbus, Nausea, Vomit?
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General Debility, Physical Weakness 50
Drop?y ?nd Scanty Secretions. 'SO
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Kidney Disease, Gravel. ' ?0
Nervous Debility, Seminal Emla-'
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