The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, June 06, 1866, Page 2, Image 2
The Daily News,
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE 6,1866.
ALI. BOUTS OF F AKA GRAPHS,
Steam orcnibuises ia Paris, H
Queen Victoria'doaen't take tia with Prince Teck. V,
Trial by jury balbeen introduced into Russia.
Passengers are "all in good health" who arrive in
New York now.
Why are Sumner's speeches like lines ? Because
they are length without breadth. ' 0
The whole. country is doing bonor to the memory of
Scott. . - '. " *
Talleyrand's memoirs will be published in Paris, Lon?
don and Vienna this month., '
..Cincinnati keepsn? record of its births,, marriages
and detune. ? iii ? *KV. ? ai ,-ts???
Dogs destroy nearly a million dollars Worth of sheep
. inthe^?nited Statesovery year; . . w? m?
-Th? vice rey of ^Egypt is ihe richest man in the world,
andbis.ppuatr&is the poorest. ." ,
^ir Myrtpnpel^.backedfPreMont in his sailroad put;,
chase; bu^wh^o.wijl back Sir Mor ton ? '.,
Atown'in'?Ve<mpni 'fias ^emjiuod ?5000 for n?glec?- ,
?^?i nBiwaysT ;;' "' ^ \ *
Another Newland-?vatto 'tragedy bas occurred in In?
diana,- (.???SB?I?..?I.i J.!':-.. -T./
' A child'has" been'norn in'Sandusky with a natural
"waterfall,': shaped in tho most approved style.
vHsmiil baa been testing the quality of bis shell ort
theTyne.{ . b,.M '
v The lass. to the. ship -yard, workmen of New York for
the^even weeks'strike is $M8,000;' ' , '
'Swimming is one of tile1 regular' branches of a Hono?
lulu iem?l?b??alttgs?hooli'-i <>!,. ^1.. >> ony.
.-Tb?cb?f?s?l?as'of bUsba?ds1 and wives to each other
' are gefmed'by .MsiiPreatioe as borne truths. . ;,
'iPreeidont Baez bos lefc. Porto Rico .to ita revolution
?fl&lr?J?o ,aJo?a?t>T ..'?-:u .??<. ".'-?? *
^.Herp^^sajd^o have boen the first victim to trichina,
fT?e?e&WaV;? sf? '?tdrm' ?n'NeW1 York a" few day*
JgSitu-j. iiyu elct'iu&lioilo.^e .Jseaouqi? . 1 .. u:
.iTHerebMb%h?, Neniatt/move^iedtl. in- Tennessee-!
Upon Memphis,. ,.-!,-;..?;!......,.' ?. ?.-.O: IJ . j
The ?lioenso..fees in New/.York already amount to j
.mm^utu-, ai:n^t,M? <??? , ... <
^,Near^, 7M0,r!Qerman^ haye inst arrived at New j
' There were 80O divorc?s in !'?hib: JasV year. Good ?
mWfdr^atlnWn'State.1 ?" -' 1, .'? *'v':?* ? ? * f
(?? l|^^fyWM^^M^ for italy, :
liAithundering big snake, just.arrived in England,'baa
claws of forty-horse power. ........
^^e" SWnc?s^'- Mary is inconsblable.J'Her'-prlnoely ;
lover has been'call?d io Austria to join his.regiment. a
"'The Christian Segist?rsays "Ecce ?Spino" should".b?. 1
m& ^PW?SjSg^M#WWsft$W>*$$ a, different ,
JWW#'?WW#? "??!.. ??i- wi
.. o (Tafe Democratic Central. Committee of Iowa: bas 0
called a State Convention,.to iiloet at. Desmolaos on the 6
? .\ltth of July. ..o??t,ir-.i ,! ':.-;.-!f.!, ,'! j,
SStbirrra?Ul^^ Vir
l'.nia, we conclude Ijha^ )tyse speeches aro all foolish. -
ffird^fhfetft!?^'J S '
self to his bed-post. Thoro was no bureau for him. y?
.IttSe. editob M? With ' OircUaaicoun try, paper advor
?h?lfea.tlQf.09O iuigroenbaeks? . flor^ihe.iilfcget/jem?
. gmyj^jjiysjk .Oh I be ^ a ';dupk/* pf, a man.- j
A Radical paper thinks the coun'trV v?gr?atef with'i !
fcnfcthe South'than with it"-v<wo-.think we have heard .
. It lo aa*ertAat''the pr'lcS'?b'w?s^ton for? a ?
one-hour_8?turday speech has been reduced to $80. \
Tba^sp^ohes ? .are jn^iisbed on shor^pUoe b^ re- ,
* ?'Ph?Werpniii ^? I
U sklrt.',K;Tlul8;iiims>may 'relieve some of >bur fair read- *
^^stb$^^'We5,J*:l*bW to&WWkfi!.-?l?oftWe.-.?r' f
... A ??wre.spontipnt writ?3. that the ?ad?es i?l'k of atarttn? i
a "water fatl" company- m opposition to "WatorVo?
*r," to?>olocated im "I: u.fe bay" territory au-tady ailed
up. No rita or Hats tj b? admitted in th? riot;. Eiillf
?nd -beara beware., t / ^ya^- . .
Tho leading ve;i?fe?f(?i|NHBB'tj tit &pr(itg/ield is an
onthiniiftiitlo Jiethodist, on?BoTaingies things business
with things spiritual at a late prayer ineetia? by crylcc
aisfffifM
mmm$tomi%~! in mhc.-w tat wi ,oo./iv.i?U'. owi i i
(./TboporaMeiibbing-ip .obediefloo.fp.fasbton,.*?vbe-i 1
themselves" With signifying', the Connection by a oonplo
WtWWt^-rtJhW wft^w:' ni ?aMi.?(0
laThe^residout of She, Credit ypncier inPariii^.abppk .
bands with Louis Napoleon's: opponent. Louis made a;
little speech at Aqxerro. thAinaritot rae Credit Foncier; ?
dr?ppedforlbly, abd'??Pr?sident got a flnan?lal shake!
^t^W^?m^Wlw^^ ^ ?ijis:' ...??n.&O
?tb'of Jdn*e tb?r? WlU be a graUd dinupif ?t 'Wil?i?s
Booms,>opteserlt Capt??n M?t?ry with-1*-testimonial,,
wnlohlwm take the monetary form of 3000 guineas. Sir!
VJpbn Pskington will preside." ^ '
'''> A-WestemtmWchWt;'o'?^ his'^ay to-New York, feil in
. with a Wdy?: ob.'the'Lake Sh?re road,-Who ingratiated i
.feers^f|utp>W? ?#jeQftonsuntU ,tb?y.'became, -rery, ?pa-j t
fldential. Sbo got possession of his baggage cheoks,' s
"just to take care of them, you know," left bim' at
.Buffalo/-and ordered the baggage,senfr-^fterher by thc r
next train ?OTO?neater. Thela?t s?eb bf the laerbbant, t
?JSlPh?i?6%ndklh?*?BVt??hks to Rocheifef, in a oon?id?ri 1
ably flXC!ted:?fame,.of miad.- Albany Journal, /ra: ; ]
v Complaint is mada that the Prince of Wales ls cavalier' 1
- and impatient in the performance of ht? public duties.
Af the Royal Academy dinner he gave tho word to the E
; Breakers to be brief,, ?nd spudged up the Arobbiship of
Canterbury i?'? manner that greatly flurried that digi j
^Stt^ genttenisn,; ;Lprd Derby refuspd : to be hurrledl J
and;#ired. his rhetprlo at . his leisure; but while ,Mr. '
' Disraeli was meditating something good in reply to an
unexpected toast,: tho Prince rose, and: tho assembly 3
. WS* OUt ?bort,, ?(?toraUy. the orators are disgruntled al 1
such disrespect, *ud lament that while bis duties are so <
?ht, and his pay io good, the Prince should alio w him- 1
f to tppear so bored. ; Td others his conduct does not; '
?j^MI? .". ? -j.-'.n V',"?,: \
RB?AOIOUS'LIBEBTY>ni SPAIN.-In spite of the rigors
P?f Spanishi law,- >he principles, of religi?us Uberty^oan.
..i?P4H.?nt1^ivXolu.ded,fro^^^ in wblob 'ihe
^d?l?tWi'olvBlib?riyfajiVe dbTained ?f?bthdld. 'We'?hd
- there ar?lb Madrid bo leas than five hundred protest
.-ants of yariquSjnaitipnaUUep; they have twp places of
worship, one at the English embassy, the other at the
Prussian. Ia a.tour of observation through" Andulasla
Protestan^ w? found at Malaga, Cadlr, and Be ville.
There are also quite a number at Burgos/Santander
, and Tahvaa,.. , . ...
: / They have tba New Testament printed' among them
0 -.selves; .and, circulated in considerable numbers, seor?t
.ly of ^ourseu, Those in iladrid meet on, Sunday s In url
: vate houses, in small compaules, changing their placo
L .^natonUy.^^nd so long as they ayold.publicity they
.. are let atone, for the pressure of publie' opinion, oven
. . irfSpairi, is felt by tho olvll Siithoaties, and they are
.-afraid to enforce tho laws. . .. ?. ,-,
r,A,nnmber.crfppnYertedyoung,SpM arel prepar?
ing for th? ministry'ih the seminaries at Geneva and
P Jiaueanne;1 Tl??yipro^o?e to preaoh ' in their own coon
tryii, Theioity of- Pau, om the! frontipra of. Spain,;.con?
tatos a school for the children of the proselytes, These
results are owing a great OOP.1 to the labors of Matamo?
ros/ wnp wftfformerlyja Boman .flatholio. He. bas suf
.. Jerad persecution fop years, and has been' banished
1 fntmhisti?vlveland.- 'JJ: i ... , . -
PAS 3 A OKS FEO M ?.,P?NOH'f-r-."THINOS, NOT OKNEHAiLT
. K||OWN."-That th,e natural .element of, Anohovles is
'" ' That a but?her's shop in Paris i? sometimes called
an Hotel do Yeal. -
.. The amount of champagne.drunk by hireling walters
at an evening' party.
Where one t'pooket handkerchiefs go to.
What becomes, pf the stamp a received as change in
Bau of coppers.
The ultimate destination of pins/needles and olastlo
bands. ! ' .v-'
Of "things not generally known," the best example
would be "The Lancers." . . .
TOT HOMINES QUOT S5NTENTLE.
" Different people have different opinions..
Some Uko ringlets and some like chignons. '
, .^^f--?t?
A NEW:MINSBAU--Professor Wohler, of Gottingen,
has discovered-a now mineral in some platinum ore of
Borneo. ' It fciriris black, semi-metallic, very brilliant
grains, similarte'crystalized iron. The rpeciflc ?ravlty
varies from six to'faine. ? It oonsists of ;t compound of
eulphide pf Osmiurp and sulphide of Rut.ienium. This
is the first time that the platinum metals have been
found in combination with'sulphur,- and Will at once be1
: seized upon by the advocates of the theory thai the Sul?
phur ip tho auriferous pyrites oi Colorado is in chemical
combination with t he gold, as gold ia .classed by them
in the pUtlnum group. Wohler proposes the name
wlAiirite for the new'mineral, an account of which he
will soon publish in the German journals. .
SPECIAL NOTICES.
8}j?- T, fi. BYNNEB, IMPORTER AND DEAL- |
BR IN WATCHES and JEWELRY ; Agency for the j
?lptERICAN WATCH ; ateo, every variety of SWISS and
ENGLISH WATCHES, at the lowest market prices,
jf? 189 Broadway, Now York-establish ed twenty years,
trade Price Lists sent on application, 1
jjanuary 19 _ fmw6mo
^ ' JO" ?R1TFICIAL EYES.4-ARTIFICIAL HU?
MAN BYES made to order and inserted by Dre. F. |
BAUCH and P. GOUGELMANN (formerly employed by
ROISSONNEAU, of Paris), No. 699 Broadway. New York.
AprilU : : -. - v - lyr
AV AWAY WITH SPECTACLES.-T^OLD E?Efi
made, new, without Spectacles, Doctor or Medicine
Pamphlet mafled free on receipt of ten cents. Address
B,B, F^OT-E,. M.>.i'No.vai8P Brea?way, ^ew Yorki..,,.
j ?NovemberB-K :>?. ??iji.-n- -.?.i-' ? '??' ' ^ '
i Timi. M A RRI A G E ? ? D C EL IS A? Y,
aa Essay, ?f ^arning abd ?nSir?c?pn for.Young M?n.
?IBO, Dtee?seq'.?n?d .Abuses Wbich'prpBerate the vital
powers, with sure means of relief. Sent free ofcharge
in sealed letter envelopes, : Address; Dr. J. SKILLIN
HOUGHTON^Howard Ass??lati?n, PhU?d?lphiai Pa'.
Apri??7 . Arl.'T .? P ix!_3mo.
:'m ITCH I ITCH ! ITCH! SCRATCH!
SCRATCH !1 SCRATCH 1 WHEATON'S OINTMENT
?W?1 clothe itch in 48 hours. Also cures Salt Bheum;
Ulcers, Chilblains, and all Eruptions of the'Skln. Price
W eenie. For'sale by all druggists. By sending 60
?pnts ibiWEB^S^ POTTEB,;SdIe Agents, 170 Webing.
jtcn street Boston, it will.ko forwarded by mail, free of
portage, tpiriy partbf theUnited States.- 1
J?dne4, - ' ,j,.. . : ,, ' : .-. .. . .gatos
j~; l^.'O?l^A'il?^.HOlSffl Y SQ AP.'-THIS OELE
BBATED Toilet Soap, in such universal demand,
s made from the Choicest materials, ls mild and
extremelybeneficial in ita action upon the skin. For
Bile by all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers,
l^r?w^':i'':'A^':'uA, Cr:..... . Vf* '.
^CHEAPEST.ST?BE,IN"..HEW TORE TO
BUY 'CHINA,'.i GLAS84 STONE WABE,; OUTLEBY,
3ILVER -PL ATED WARE, Ap. Always oh hand, that
pppu?uy nsw, and beau iKulv^hitfli ^ae Parisian Din
nor, T-ea and Toilet Set?, handsome BB China, same
?oloia#d"^ ^11 .ani^iee if
toa. don't purchase'. Goods sent all over the wprid,
B-io-J , 'HADLE1*S, COOPER INSTITUTE, '
'kjtilM . ?:rstutb8^n(i{;:::;Middle'0^the?BI?CIC. "
l,:mfiiiot?)t;?M:fBM D^TJP' ^?^A? i
i?d best in the world I The only true and perfectHAIB
)YE. .Harmless, RellsbleandInstantaneous. Produces J
mmediately a splenjb^d ?Black or natural Bip wa, 'with- 1
ut injuring the hair o? akin. Remedies the lil effects 0 '
#ddyes,. ?plf?f $t>r)^^ j
mitlAMA.BATOHELOR. .Also, oj. ,." '/.',! 'j", -,
REGENERATING EXTRACT OF MILLEFLEUBS, ?.?< ]
(toft ..?!^^!^?^^ttt**MI Cfefj HfK. ,., j
Ki: "oak' itt .'..i'J' OHABLftfl BATXJHBEOSj '??W York.,
'imM? i.'":.' 'jT1;;;,'/11 "';;,'^y '
lttk*pro*gfcw/<UW i
Ample on the skia is a tell-tale a?fi. indicator o? disease; '
t may fade and.tU&aw&y iron? .the surface .of the body, ???
?ht it. will reach the ;vitels; peVh?ps, ?Lt last, and death ?.
>Y8PEPTI0, and DIARRHEA FILLS cure where all
al?bl?, . gold bp J.MAGGIEL? NO.48! Falt?n Weet, <
?^J?^?t!?^^^W^^h ?* 2? cents jeer bo?*** " ' h
"A smile was on her, lip-health was in' her' ?ook,? 1
itrength was'i? h?r" step, ?nd7lh~her 't?aMs-Pniir?A' 1
noa Brr?sS8i',-'i.'''!-' avail h?: ?m'XV?l .?Ki ml' cr? i '?
A few bot^e?'rfpriANT???k-BrriiiM '? . ' ; ;'
Will cure Neryous Headache.
" CoWffitr?mitf?s'MdFevBrteh'Ut?s/'1^ ! .<
" ', Sour Stomach and Fetid Breath.'. I*ii' J ?I
.
" Excessiv'e'F?dgaO'sa'd'Bhtirt Breath; :'* M
?. Pato ovor4he?Eyes.' :iMit f,i?a v ..; ... / I
" .rV#at?f?mtnfaBm?,v ?...-KVi) ' ' v, . 1
.? ? Prostratipni Great Weakness. , ' J
' ?? . ..SaJldwtfefiJlexlo?;WeBkB?'wels;'4'os'!& .'. <
.Whiohareth??Vid'?n?fesOf-JO'I il 1W1 . .???-,.?
LUffiR .COMPLAINT AND DYSPEPSIA, .
It is estimated tbat seven-tenths of all adult1 ailments ..
troceed fronl1 a deceased arid- torpid liver,. The biliary ,
leoretlons.of the iiyer ovorflowiflg intp the stp^ch p.di- >i
ion the entire system .and exhibit th? above symptoms.
After long research; Weir? Wbfe;idTt?s?htrrther; most
emarkable cure for these horrid J nightmare diseases,
heworld has.ever prodqcecti ? jWitbia jone yesr ?oyer six .
lundred and forty, thousand persons have taken the
?LAHTATfON BIHEBS, and b??ittu'?n8tanb6?'0f ?oniplitint
las con?o to ottr knowledge I - "i ,io?<?.ojfii xu'?i-.bsfi i
lt ia a moBt effeotual tonio and agreeable stimulant, .
raited to all conditions of Ufe.
The reports that it reli?s upop mineral substances for :
ts active'properties, a?e' wholly false.?" For tho satis- .
aotlon pf the, public, and that patients may consult <
heir phy eici?n s, we append a hst of its' comp ono nts. i d
OAMSATA : li AUK,- Celebrated fer over two hundred '
rears in the treatment of Fever and, Ague, Dyspepsia, 1
Weakness, etc It was intraduoed into Europe by the '
^}^^ y'^ ^ }^y}^^V^i Pira, in lfl40i'aad 1
if?rW8MS,aoJd by the Jesuits fer* th?(en?mbui price oj
'tthiin wight in tilwr, under, we nams,.0f! Jetuit't Wov>
Urs, and was finally mau?public by Louis XVI, King
)f France. Humboldt makes especial reference to its
"ebrifuge vnalities^nrlng his ? South, Amerioan gravels. > '
OASO?RCIJLA ?ABKi-For ? ?i?rrhoi! colioi?nd!diseases |l
5i the stomach ai\d bowels. , "" j '/
DAKD?LIO??-For inflammatibn of'the'lo'ihs an'd^rop- il
Meal affections.--' ; 1 v<''-.*' ir ,.>?<??<< "tl) 7. :?I?J >J'?
CHAMOMILE FwwaaotnFor.en?eebleddigeBtiim, r.v, ! ' '?'
LAVEHDEU FLOWEBB-Aromatic, stimulant'ahd tonic- >
aighly tovigorattog?t?^?ryo?Bdebility, iRl n',r?j I. ?
WINTER??BEEN-For t?r?fi?ai theuiuatism, ?te,' y i*.
ANISE-An aromatio carminative; creating flesh,
oausole and milk; much used by.toothers nursing, i .r, ;
AIBO, clove-buds, orange, carraway, coriander, snake* t
rOOt, Sta, ! jr , , , I
r' ?.T.--(-l890.---X.
.Another wondftrful ingredient, of great use a'mongf 1
the Spanish ladies of South 'America, Impartittg beauty :
to the complexion and brilliancy to the mind, is yet un->
known to tho comoieroe of the world, and we withhold
its name ipr the present.. ? '.
' IMPORTANT CERTIFICATES,' <
RocHRSTBBt.N. Y , December 28,1861.
MessrSj P. H. DRAKE .& Co.-I have been a great suf
ferer from Dyspepsia for three or four years, and had to
abandon my profession. About three months ago I
tried tba Plantation Bitters, and ;to my- great joy.I am
nPWrnearly a wellman. I have recommended them in'
several cases; and, as far as I 'knbwV always with stghal
beaeflt. '.'.' Af I am, retpeottully yours, :
. : .:, ?..Rev. J,8. OATHORN.
'PHi?ADELPHU,'l'??h Month, ?7th D?'y, 1862.
RESPECTED1 FBI?ND :-My' daughter has'-'beeh < much
benefltted by the use of thy Piantatlpn Bitters. Thou
wilt send me, twp bottles more,
Thy friend, ; ASi 'CUBRIN.
.1 SHERMAN HOUSE, OatCAOo, 111,, 1
" " " February, ll, 1863. /
MESSES. P. H. DBAKE & Co. :-Please send ns another
twelve capes of your Plantation Bitters. ->!A's a morning '
appetizer, they appear to have superseded everything
else, and are greatly et>teemed.
Yours, &c, GAGE & WAITE.
Arrangements are now completed to supply any de?
mand for this article, which lias no^ heretcfore been
possible. 1 ' .r - , '.
The publio may rest assured, that in ,no case will the
perfectly pur? standard of tho PLANTATION :BITTEH8 be
departed from. Every : bottle bears the facsimile of our
signature on a steel plate engraving, or m cannot t te gen?
uine, . .". ; .-. ... .. ,. '.'
Any person pretending to sell. PLANTATION B?TTEBS tn
bulk or by the'gallon, is a sutiridler and inipost?rs lieu ah
of refilled bottles. See thal our Private Stamp it, ,Cantnl
TILATED over every cork.. ... r
Sold by all Druggists, Grocers and'Dealers throughout
the oountry, <? il' ".;-f
/P. I. BRAKE & GO., New Torfe..
April 20 ., iniWlyr f;
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PRIVATE PARLOR No. 3s
(SECOND FLOOR,)
LATE OF BERLIN, PRUSSIA,
IMPORTANT NEW INVENTION.
AUSTRALIAN CRYSTAL.
SINGLE AND DOUBLE VISION
SPEOTACLDS.
THE ONLY PERFECT LENS IN EXISTENCE.
Superior to any other in use-constructed in accordance
with the science and philosophy of nature in the pecu?
liar formof a ,, '';
- CONCAVO-CONVEX ELLIPSIS. v,
Admirably adapted to the Organ of Sight, and perfectly
natural to the oyo, affording altogether the best artlfiolal
help to the human vision ever invented. ' ??? > ' ?o (
Sold only by the Professor" of Optics arid Speoatc??
Manufacturer. r" '. . . ?'?
THE A?DVANTA(JE8 /
Of these. Spectacles over ali others, aro : " " ., ! '
1st.-The only trae Lens known, being
perfectly free from chromatio light so well known M be
the cause of injury to the vision, and: which makes the
Bbang? from Spectacles to Ol?sses of stronger powers so
often required,'while both near and distant objeotn are
wen with equal facility through the samo -Glasses.
any length of time at one anting, giving astonishing
Blearneis o{ vision, particularly by ' csndle.?r other arti?
ficial light-comfort to tho spectacle;W?arer hitherto un?
known. ?. ...,.. j "a/."....'(>/, '.
3d.-When tho eyes ache or pain through
the action of o bright light,- such BS , is reflected ? .{rpm
mow,.< sonny weather, whito paper/ '.and in reading,
Evrititig or sewing, or viv?.colored bodies, these lenses,
oy softening; the rays; effect a most agreeable sensation
md give great relief. . . :. .. .. II
dth.-^Iii all nervous affections of tho eye
Sousing dull and startling pams lb the eyeball or tem'
ale, appearance bf luminono and dark spots in the afc
[rioopnere, aching or feeling like sand in the eye, the
llsturb?d nerves are quieted and soothed. ... "' -y - ;l
^th'.-t?riouna hy peculiar1 machinery, got
ip at great cost, mathematically calculated expressly
tor the manufacture of this lons, So as to produoe it with
be true spher.col accuracy, and it? focus, is ot the exact
JCUtre,.a point?t vital importance,,, and. which bo other
.edspossesses?.'..i ?if-'j .;....'. Lax -I ' : :? :y. ii. .
Ott?.-Proof of sope?iorlty over tho old
dnd of Spectacles, They aro used exclusively at aU the
l?spital? -for diseases bf the eye, in BerUn,' Prussia, and
usswhere^ ?l . ".'f/y..)'f'-';'''"'j-. ":\ '?
.. .?..?..i-K?'.?i.'i! -?t|???t#s?.# . /; ?iWiLii<>l:i'.t?: sd/ .'ton ill nun, ?
From Medical ^enWemeni?Profesfiors;: of ; the highest:
)pthalmic talent lniOnarleston, 8. 0;, and to tho Union, ;
. ii'.l'? ! v:-'jltf.i.'!<i? :?(ill?:;?_ -,-i>i ?a HY?'? ti '?*",!? - ;'. ?
. ...W.u.;. ?? i .'CHARLESTON, Bl?O., Moy 28tb,! 1866. .'
I have examined a i great1 variety of -Glasses J manUfoc-. <
ured by Professor M. BEBHH?BD?, and>in\)ustlc8 to the ?
Professor must say, that hts Glasses are of aheupbrior -j
mallty, adapted to meet tho wants of almost every eye, }
vhere the vision is in any way imtferfepbui TheKProws
tor selected for me a pair of his AdstroUan Crystal
Jliss?siWhlbh'are?f?.-vei<y? superior cjuallty ahd?wor*> <
nanBhipi rendering vision very dlstlhct, almost BS per
'cet as In youth. I, yield .this testimony ' In favor ot the
?rofes8or8GlassesmoBtoneerfubyi"
"' ' ' ^Ijitt.^n B. GEDDINGS, M, D. j
I cheerfully concur in the opinion, above- expres?e?'?i
b?'yalu'e.of Prbfe^ ?Ij'fjwf,'* tm" their;
jonstructed upon the best established and understood'
principles of optics, and .their, adaptation to the human I
;ye in its different condition's of'vision la soperfeot, as ,
o'rend?rf sight'??y-Wi?bOUti effort. '!In?: tty opinion:
aone btbe?s sbonld afc used Since the eyes once used iq 11
bose do not. seem-to'- grow old, ' abd by having o focus
kt any'pblnf of the lUrface;lhey- appear to reB? o'er the -
^ye?'tolhelr?y'ottthfulenergy.'"?' -?'i ? . .. yuiM?<? !. 1
: ?. ??-t-'-i ' n\: <.. ii ? ? '.- i.-TrL. OGIEB, M. D. j -
. ::>J:. ,,- ;.- 71 ... ? ' : :'.. <{: ? ? ? ? p'-. HJ ii.ij; 1 :
; CHARLESTON,' B. 'C., May 28 th j 1660. ?
' I bave'examlned Professor .B??E'NHABDTS' v?ry comt
Jleto'assortment of Spectacles and Lenses. They'are
Stter'^pted thatijany l have bt?t?re sein tb remedy
fie impWeollonjof Vision that can'?b b?nefltt?d by the
ilse of GKassek,';.Thepureness ab,d cl?arness ?f'the Crysr
lalii?ed, is ab .item ?or thy bf special attention, as t can
testtw'ftb'm persona! ?xpepleho?.'j T r?commen? Profet?
lor WIS^WMM^WW^I 8n4 W^at oheerfultiesB,
ib'^i-pj^W? Of me pwMov-' '.!'? , '?. ?'' ' '."
,t;*^^JJup^^.ijayinr,M.D; ,
. . '' ] f] CHARLESTDN, 8, Ci, Moy 28th, 1806.
I have examined a'great Variety',pf Glasses manufac?
turedby ?professor a, BEnNiunbi, and consider them
superior in-quality and Adapted to meet the wants of
almost every eye, In Which there ls a defect of.Vision. I
&??rfully recommend professer., BEBNHAUDI'S Gloses
to those feqniring ???istanc^. , ' . ; ?
?ix Kn! ., W. H. HUGER, M. D.
',' ; '-. ] 0HARLE8T0N, p. C., May a8tt,'l86$ . .
, I have examined an extensive assortment of abuses
in the possession ot Irofepsor Bk^nuiDT, and oonsider
[hem or,; superior Jquahty.r0rrbey, are, adapte^ .tb
?very age ?nd.suitabfe, to, tbe .varita defects.of visi?n,.
Iji wbloh.giasB.es ave Jj^lcajadi I toke great ploasura in
recommendijig ljiemtp the attentioo pf those In need.of
suohartlolep.. :!? ? , ;,R. A> E^LOOB,>?, D, :
,/? 'f?iu'sl?n 0HA^Ll^^':?.'0^?^'^,;i8yi !.
.We have examinedfh? Lenses of Prof. BKBNHAIIP?,
andiconslder them superior to any we have seen,, Tftey.
are admirably adapt?! not ' only, to improve the imper?
fections of.i?B?lred ijght, but to relieve the weariness of,
vislon.wbiQh. conetapt study .produoea,, Many.,of tho.
Glasees aw of ?e,Wi?4d mgfnipfls.cpntelyatce. We cor
dially recommend t^?Protesftor,.to alliboae who require
spientiflo.opijtoal as^lpance.., 1. , -.j ,
: ELIAS H?RLBPOi, ; M,, D. :..-i. - -.. ?ft . ,S , ' I
., (WILLIiMiO-HORLPIiCK,/M.V.lu' ?,,,<. . , .
,WM. TwiWRAGG, K. R.... -.""H I - : . ."
P. PEYREPPRUHER, M. p., ,, ", "". ,
P. M. BOBERT808, M. D.s .... ,>. ' ,','
CHA8. HANOKEL.late Rector bf St. Paul's Church,
Radcliffeboroujjh, Oharlhstbn.
THOMAS SMY.TH? D.D.,' Pastor of,2d Presbyterian
.?Church. ' tji| i. ?. ?; .,.
J. 8. HANOKEL, Professor. ,
W. B. HOW ?, Rector St. Philip's. .- .:.
CP. GADSDEN, Beotor St. Luke's. ri
Testimoniale similar to tho above may. be seen at Prof.
BEUNHARDT'S offlce/f?om ; .' ''-rn , !,, ..' ?
JOSEPH H. PLUNEETTi' Pastor, of St. Paul's, Ports
month', Va;-' t .> 1 . .i' ,
Hon. JONATHAN WORTH, Governor of North Carolina, .
Hon. A. G. CURTIN, ?overnor of Pennsylvania, .
Hon, O. P. MORTON, Govorbor of Indiana. I . . : :
Hon. H. A. 8W1PT. Governor of Minnesota.
Hon. A LEX. RAMSEY, Ex-Governor of Minnesota,
Hon. RICHARD YATES, Governor of Illinois.
H. SEYMOUR, Governor of New York.
R. E. PEVTONi Governor of New York.
' And other distinguished gentlemen.
Many years ofpubllo practice and study in the hospi?
tals in Europe, adjusting spectacles to patients under
every aspect pf defective vision, as well as experience
in an extensive, loUg-establiehed business in his optical
stores, both here and In Europe, Prof. BERNHARDT con?
siders it a sufficient guaran tee of his ability to apply such
glasses as are best calculated for the assistance or re?
covery Of imperfect sight.
Office Honrs from 9 A. M. to 5 P. lil. .
MILL? H??SE, LADIES' ENTRANCE,
Second Floor, Private Parlor No. 3.
. N. B.-Owing to.engagements ' elsewhere, Prof. BEEN
HABDT will be able to remain here but a short time only.
May 31 . Imo ]
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CAB1XKT MAKER AND UNDERTAKBJR,
NO. 571 KING-STREET.
18 PBEPABEB TO FURNISH FUNERALS WITH
, Oofflns, of various styles and qualities; Glass
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