The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, April 23, 1867, Image 4

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TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL 23, 18G7. . . A JLIFK'S LOSS. Do yon remsmber tho ?nmmcr day You lound mo down by Uio ruined mill ? Tba ?liles wore blue, and the waters bright. And shadows glanced on thc windy hill. And the stream moaned on. You eat by my atdo on the mose grown loy, vfhere one whom I loved last night had stood I heard his voice, like an undertone. While you talked to mc in that solitudo, And tho stream moaned Cn. You did not tell mo your heart was mino You only said that my face was lair. That silk and satins should robe my form, And jowels should Hash amid my hair. And tho stream moaned on. You did not ask me to givo vou love You did not touch my lips or my brow Contented you were with my plighted troth And never a kiss to seal the vow. And tho stream moaned on. You went away with your lofty port. And smiled os you uttered your light good-bye, But tho wind stolo down from the frowning hill, And stood at my eldo with a gasping sigh. And the stream moaned on. You remember tho pomp of your bridal morn The jewels that mocked the bright sunshine The rustling silks-the ringing mirth The flush of roses-tho flow or wine While the crowd looked on. But I saw a sight they did not soe A guest they knew not of was there Heart of my heart, he came to mock Hy bridal vows with his pale despair. And my soul moaned on. You got that day what you bargained for My hair to braid your jewels in. My form to dock with your silken robes, My face io show to your haughty kin. But my soul moaned on. Tatt not of love, you come too late You cannot dispel my heart's eclipso Where your image should be a corpse lies shrined, And no voice, comes rrom the death-cold lips, -'?'.' Though my soul moans on. Some summer day I shall wander down Whore the waters flow by tho ruined mill Where tho shadows come, and tho shadows go, There at the foot of the windy hill. And the stream moans on. You will find mo there, 'neath tho whisporing wave, Colder and stiller than ever bet?re TLe dreams I dreamed and the hopes I hoped Will bo hushed to silence forever moro Though the stream moans on. . THE NEW ?COTTON LOROS." The Southern climate appears to exercise a most deleterious influence upon many of our visitors from abroad. While their physical condition is generally, benefltted by the sojourn, their moral constitution not unfrequently suffers a violent at? tack'of kleptomania {anglice-thieving), to which the whole man sometimes makes an unconditional surrender.- Witness the following delectable dis closures, which wo extract from the New York Tomes of Saturday : Further particulars have been obtained regard? ing the robbery, of Navy-Paymaster Belknap, in the Brooklyn Navy Yard, anaof the capture and identity of -the persons arrested. The1 robbery oc? curred four years ago, and amounted to $130,000 of money belonging to tue Government. Aa no ex? planation, could be given by Mr. Belknap, and the circumstantial evidence was against .htm, his dis missalfroui tho navy was recommended by Marshal Muiray,and he was dropped from the rolls. Since this dismissal, with the aid of friends and detec? tives, he has labored untiringly to erase the odium from his name by tho arrest and conviction of the guilty persons. The robbers, having evaded pur? suit for four years, have at last bean secured, and are now in charge of Marshal Murray and Colonel W'ooi' "Chief- oi the'Treasury detectives, and will .soon betaken to New York. .The persons arrested are the most successful and dangerous thieves and burglars living, having all of them been raised and educated to tho profession in England. The follow? ing are their names: Phil. Stanley alias "Fouriinger edJack," "Young Jack Adams," "Jock Wright," JJcc.; "Wm. Walton altos "Brummy," "Bob Smith," ?'B^'Srmtiij'?&c.; Joseph Buford alias "Popper Tjuint Joe,*' - ?fcc, and Jock Wright. Stanley, the master-spirit of the robbery, was a protege of ' old Jack-Adams of England, and was some timo since pardoned out of the penitentiary, to which he bad been sentenced for ten and a half years, for open? ing and robbing fifteen of Herring's safes. .He is very wealthy, as indeed aro all the persons, and did a prominent brokerage business for some time in Wall- street, under the nomo . of DeWitt C. Wright. The day after the Brooklyn robbery, this man,-having every appearance of a gentleman, accosted >f arah ai Murray on Pino street, -and' began' ' conversing .. about the robbery. Be stated, that Bellman "was a gambler, that ho. knew, him well, and that he (Belknap) j?had lost tho money in a Broadway hell. As he was passing, along, he remarked to the- Marsh al that "he was in a-hurry then, but that he'.would, duriog the-day, call at his office, and show'the Marshal the very plac? in which Belknap had lost his mo? ney phrthw night before. ,'He then 'passed along the.street, and Mr. Murrah has not seen, him since -nrttiTflie'chiyhe'arrested. JDJUCO. in South Carolina. Other persons, probably connected with the rob? bers, i.,reported the.- same story-'?? regarding BeUmap's -gambling,'1 not only-' to the. detec? tives'1 but" also ' to the Navy Department - bereif which waa the1, reason of. his m.sminsal; Stamen is. a man of the most faultless appearance, and moved in the best '.society. He. was heavily engaged iii cotton speculations in the South ; and became ?veeyricn. .: William Walton is regarded as ? - the- moat successful screwsman in the -world. There are few locks he cannot fit, having been at the business from cliildhood, Joseph Buford is a very-?xpert thief, and arr old offender. Jack Wright, -whose: aUases\yoxa .' correspondent; has been ? unable to obtain, ia the 'most 'daring burglar in the country, and .in . expertness is not surpassed-by oven-? Dan Noble: The de? tectives have yet some hope of - ascertaining the whereabouts pf the Stolen money, unless its identity has been lost during the long period since the robbery. CoL Wood,- in whose custody the prisoners are, was yesterday served with a writ of habeas corpus, ana appeared, with" :the prisoners before Judge Olin.; " The retum of Mr. Woodstates that,the prisoners were placed in his custody by 'Robt. Murray, United States Marshal 'for the Southern District of New'-'''York,- they hav? ing beeri arrested.. . by ' bim on a war rani0--issued ? by ? it' . Circuit. Court , Corarais ?sioner, on-; the ' * charge of : hiving'' stolen "from paymaster Belknap, of: the- Navy, the-'.sum of $130,000; that they were placed w-:his charge by said Marshal as his bailiff; that he was directed to. hringthem to.Washington, and" that he.has been, advised' that the: ^?.r?fcnf would be; here, an thel 16th tfciflk^'tT^'r"^""''?- rmriV: his custody. 'The counsel for the prisoner argued that, although the petitioners.?aa .beenfn?custody."two wfcekjfrthoy had not bad ah examination, and that they should "be discharged. TherpaiiiicrE.ers wore remanded "to, ] the custody of Mr. 'Wood! the Court reserving its - decision. ''*' '"-"'' ' V .*;.. - Ljprxem'Tnoi?rg;,'.;:'. i . '." . The kennon "EmM gives., the political history of this how important duclry" As' follows : .' ; "Luxembourg constitutecLfrom very old times,, an" integral part'of'the German^Ermp?rej.its.ill?s triousit??use gav?Germany four Emperors, one' jofiwbmn; Henry"VTL, though, carried; away by. a sudden, and probably violent death at an early age,. xank&.-among." the highest medisival 'monarchs. iMmrighiihe? Grand-B ;the House of Orange by treaties, and was annexed" to the King? dom .of the Netherlands' in -?815, it ' always ?nj?yiad ia-'sepfurate^Cora and- Administra -tioavand its Sovereign, by -virtue of .his'iGrand Ducal'titie^.'was'"admitted as ? member into the German confederation, and occupied in tho Bund a position analogous-to that of tue King of Den? mark as Duke of Holstein.-^ On. the-separation- of Belgium from Holland," TU; "consequence:' bf the' revolution of. 1830,.the temtory-br -Iiuxembourg .was divided between, the - two kingdoms. The " Belgian portion was altogether" released from all tierman connection; but the part which remained to Hedland, with the addition of some districts \ot \ Xi?mb?rg, was maintained in its former relations to the German union. " . ' As a member of that Union, the King-Grand ?DtiS&tookT??ft ifi th?'tt^liberatibfis which an?yed the greatest r/fiptber of; t&) Garnupi States with Austria against :PrtJssia h^the monthi.bf June of last year; and nrh**rm:tir\ titrtirfPif v?4^irny'iat' war with the latter power. Both belligat. nts, however, refrained ftott actual ^hostilities, tod, upon; tho coTM)lltt?ttn^^cir^e'??aty-oi Progne, the-King of thc "NetherlandB.conceived that the dissolution of tho German Bundr?lcased him from all obligations to G^rmariy; and even, it seome" hoped that the.Prus? sian garrison, which, ever since 1815, had occupied . -the^f?rfr?ssi olLnxenabouxg.m theaame of the. Confederacy, might be withdrawn. Tnere was soff?o'o^nfii?t of. opinion between the Dutch' Govi. ?Hfme?t and Count Bismarck on that - score", but - iHe^ttershowed very httle 'of' his.brdmary.'mpe * xiousrieas in his dealings with Holland, and, satis? fied With tho possession -of the fortress, .professed. his 'wiJUngness to. adjourn the settlement; of any ether, points in dispute. C?n-France Permit th* ?'ortrr*? t o Tb-e IMS* .; '.. mantled! '-'..;'!".-.'' ' r;~.\'.'.' i , [iVarii tte' Pant Z?te^AprUt.}]'.!'./.! '* ' " '?'?'? .-.? ' ? it; would already bo hard enough if - France had need ot- the -permission of the King of Prussia to /.,... ptm?ba8?.an insignificant territory' from' Holland,: ; asfd'wS'cannot admit it; but that Prussia should ventora to' .impose ou' France tte hamiliatitig towns "of ?^smahtling a fortress constructed ?>y Vi^? with French money, does.not bear a.. mo? 3&$B?B c^rmnatioa. .Lot us say frankly that we ^ouTdconsider the annexation or Luxembourg for ?-sum - paid - down, - sven ' without the consent of off?T-wa?cyijf -"?ggrandizemenfc the accrnisition is a 4*?W?Sfttibri; altogether, insufficient, for tho po ..--^fi^?takM'r np. ?y Frussia; as a policy of dtsthiOTestednesa . it would be a aerioua :mjs-! ?fi i i*if??."T%n"bc convinced Of this fact it-is bnljr. '?nece?ssary^to'^raad. the.Gorman journals; unam mous-i'ifi protesting against -thc* annexation to France of what they call a German territor^^To. .rua eTa t?sli ?f a war with Germany to recover jOur *omar:i^mtier? woTMbe the'logical coueecraence of ths-iexritonfil policy. To star np all Germany - airatnfrt-' ns-to throw all the populations of that ^Atryinto th?:a3*is?f C?nrit de BisrnAtck,for thfc :8ako of increasing our population by the two hrradred thousand - mba Mtanta of -Luxtiirtoarg, wd?d bb only s Dieeo- of ineonsfatency. ? But; to i ' .DUTchasethe D?dhyatthe priceof ahunnTiatmg coneeseion to tho King of Prussia would be a fault zCZ^Mii^th?t France is insulted by beine tl. onght Arable of committing ns not, thc*, .ore. ?riva a too ready ear to rumors devoid of.:?rodit : probability, but let us wait till the Moni te m %?^^?SD,:' . ? -. ,;'.:/.>?-.' - - ; ;;.-c.; :'_;/ 'i-'rOf^?aiementhiad?-??^ M^frS^-army is denied. Tt is formd^tbat len men hod been enlisted from Cuba m tho ' -ISijt?al atttlIery; and those nirm sncceeded hi en Siw?b? MoncaiT army^ withont^Xlrnowledge JPratsian. RolatIons -with France and Italy. [Berlin (Marek 30) Correspondence cf fndepen ? --" dence Beiges - TJicro ia reason to believe that tho best relations exist at this moment between Prussia and franco. Good hopes of pcaco aro overywhoro expressed. The Count do Launay is expected hero at the be? ginning of next woek. Ho is to placo his creden? tials in the hands of tho King of Piussia before tho arrival of Prince Humbert. The Provincial Corret-pondonco, speaking or tho ? treaties con Ludod with tho governments of tho South, in its torn affirms that there is no contract of special guarantee with Hesso -Darmstadt, which ia sufficiently engaged toward Prus? sia and tho Northern confederation bv tho provinco of Oberhassen and tho fort? ress of Mayonce. All I told von on tho subject is thus conti rm od. Tho ministerial journal also declares that the publication of the treaties hos taken place with a viow to tho affairs of Gornianv. Much notice has been taken of tho lottor of Victor Emanuel to Count do Bismarck in January last, which tho Prussian Moniteur has just published. This communication, very flattering to the Count, testifies to thc excellent relations between the two countries. Holland Not to Cede Luxembourg. [From the Independence Beige, March 30.] Om-correspondent at Luxembourg sent us yester? day evening by telegraph an important piece of I nows. The government of the Grand Duchy has roceivod from thc Hague an authorization to con? tradict in tho most formal manner all tho rumors relating to the cession of Luxembourg to Franco. He adds that tho greatest joy prevailed in the city in cons?quence ot that intelligence The Dutch official journal, which wo received this morning, continus this news, but with a restriction taking away indeed a httlo of its reassuring character, as it declares that thero ncvor could bo any question of such a proceccling without tho great Powers in? terested coming to an understanding on the sub? ject. From all this it follows that it tho cession is not already made, at least it may bo accomplisho and that the Boyal Grand Duke would not be tho man to throw any obstacle in the way. Thus are con? firmed, at least provisionally, the reserves we have here never ceased to oppose, not to the fact itself of negotiations between Paris and the Hague, but j to the news that these ovorturos had already- ended in a bargain by which Luxembourg was actually sold to France. THE Xew YorK Herald, of tho 18th instant, speaks as follows of the departure of the steamship Great Eastern for that port: Tho Great Eas torn has again started on a trip across the Atlantic, taking with her one hundred I and ninety-ono passengers and a small quantity of freight. At half-past eight o'clock yesterday morn? ing she passed tho lower quarantine, and there she was obliged to "lay to" and await tho five o'clock tide to float ncr over the bar. As by this time she is doubtless rapidly increasing the distance betweon this city and herself it may not be uninteresting to know whether the trip to this p ort will be likol/ to prove profitable. On entering the port she was registered at 20,152 tons, and on clearing she reg? istered 19,140 tons. Her tonnage duty on entering amounted to $6,045 60, and this, together - with harbor master's fees, health officer's fees, pilot's fees, stamps, permits, and other charges, amount to about $7,000. This only includes expenses on entering the port, and wnen ic connection with those are taken tho salaries of officers, crew and attendants, cost of painting and repairing, and other incidental expenses, it will scarcely be ima? gined tnat ono hundred and ninety-one passengers paying $100 each, could furnish funds enongn to meet the expenditures. A VEEMONT NUGGET-A "BepubUcan" lady, of j this city, lately returned from a visit to Brattle boro', where sno board a sermon which decidedly impressed her. As it is quite in the Vermont style ot doing things, we are willing to quote a singlo sample of its quality, just to show Connecticut people what the fashions are up in Vermont. The sermon was preached in the orthodox church, by tho Hov. Mr. Sheffield. In the oourse of Ms sor- j mon he aimed to enforce the idea that the world j has become exceedingly sinful of late:-and tho daily defalcations, murders, adulteries, and crimes of Congress, that all broke loose-upon' tho- land soon after the rise of Badioalism to power, would j certainly Seem to justify, that conclusion. To illus? trate' tho ' pitch ot- depravity, at which the people ' bav ; at last arrived, the Vermont preacher said: ? "The Lord Jesus Christ looks upon tho human race, at the ' present day, with the same feeling that -toe looked upon tue Copperheads, a year ago." - Wo aro told that the lady referrred to, albeit her? self innocently accustomed to believe the Badical presB and its stones that the said, "Copperheads" embody about the sum of all iniquity, lound this specimen of Vermont pulpit politics too strong a dose for her acceptance.-New Haven Eegister, OUB SENAIOB.- Eon. F. O. Weatherly his been ' summoned to appear before tho - Judiciary Com? mittees in Washington, - on the first Monday in May next as a witness. We do no. of conrse know what he is expected to prove, but surmise that he is to be questioned as to ? his visit to . Washington I during, the winter, and the conversation reported j in the papers at the timo to have taken placo be? tween him and President Johnson.-Eastern Jour? nal.' ? ? ..- '... : _'v y - -'? '_ .-'.?? '.'.' KETTIBK DAY.-Last Saturday was Beturn Day for | the District Court. Wo are pleased to be able to an? nounce that not a single case was sued. The Court will probably ho in session not moro than one day* as there aro but few civil or criminal cases on the Docket8.-;'i6ia. . . [.' Mn JOTES. C. TECHAS.-It is our painful .duty .; I to announce tho death of another old and respect? ed citizen of this District. Mr. Junes .C. Thomas, after a long and painful illness, died on, .Tuesday morning last. He was about 75 years of age, and has lived-in this District for many years.-jotd EDGECOMBE--Wo learn that the banner county, in cotton planting, Old Edgecombe, is going ahead, finely in preparing for a large crop the ' present ' year. With few exceptions the freedmen are at work and doing welt. In the usc of guano and other ferr tilizers, Edgecombe- is out stripping herself 'over all former years. The Bailroads and depots.are lit? erally blocked up with fertilizers. And this,' we sire glad to say, is not confined to Edgecombe. The farmers of Hal fay, -"Wilson, Pitt, \Vavne,Lenoir, Craven and Beaufort, are all exceling their former uso of fertilizers. We heartily wish tuarn success. -RaL Sentinel. - - - The Gainesville New Ere ?'"'"'?? thai the pop? ulation of Alachua county is now about 11,500 .5500 whites and 6000 colored. In I860, tho popula? tion was. 8232, and if the Era is correct .in its esti? mates there has been "again of 8268 since &en';. Says the St. Augustine Bxaminer, wo are' happy to learn that Mr. Foster has made arrangements to budd a hoi ol capable of holding from , two hwi dred asid fifty to three hundred persona. The budding: will be erected this summer. ....- " COMMERCIAL. l'l Imports. ... ... ''?;".."'...'"il. GABDENAS-Per Spanish brig TIradabc-^-191 Mida aid : 101 bbls Molasses, 30 dozen Pineapples, to Bonafnnt & salas. ?-.. - ?..?'.? r-"-- ? ;, .;-:-;v.'-.-::rJ\ ?j arne Charleston Cotton Market. . OFFICE OF THE GHAKLE8T0N BAILY ?TEW8, ! CHA riT.ESTOH.. Monday Evening, April 22, 1887. ) Tho market was irregular, with prices rather firmer on the better qualities, which were most in demand, gales 143 bales,'-say 13 at 23>?; 8 at 23=?? ; 36 at24; 27 afc3t'^?-60 at25c ;W6"qjiote:". . _.... .... %. ,^?0%'' ; Strict Middling ;..., .25 ; [COEBESPOHSENCE DAHT NEWS-l ": '.-''A :\ ST. T?OSIAS, W. L, March 13,18677 .."??'?-.'? ' [EXTHACT.] ; The cargo of Fitch Lumber ex Emma Wadsworth was SOM at sss ^ M. . . :. '.i::1' ? SeW Torie Markie*.'^-c.*. .'?'").'." r . j '"'.' " '"' '" MONET HABKET.' . ? The New. york 0?n?wercioi Advertiser, ot " Saturdjj, \ the20thinst, says:. . * -.s...- -si " I Wail street continues excited -respecting th?'?on?t?o'n ' of European affairs, and operations ire held In suspense ' until the receipt Of news indicating moro fully tho proba? ble iosuc of the situation. Ia lieu of- the regular' morn? ing dispatch hy the cable, a iwUucatlon'wM received-to the Su??? ?hBi the line was down east bf Port Hood. . 'This was construed aa evidence that there was nowa on tho market, it having lately beedina' a 'pretty g?n?ral rule that when there is "news of ' Importance ' "the wires are down," the singular, circumstance: In the:case being that private parties generally have tho Intelligence at the thoo the. wires are hot working, and that'the'wire* Usually got mto worldng order about on?P.'M.- '. ~'J - ; < Money continues'easy, with a tendency townfd lower rates. A considerable proportion of the current loans on stock collaterals are done at Spar cent; 7 percent'being almost an exceptional' rafe." ' On'Governments the rate is ian per cent. The' foreign banltorB:app^' ?> liberal balances, which they oro lending at - 4a5 per cent for round amounts. .....a.... .' -, ,'._. ?.'> t Discounts are moderately active at Zj^l for- prime, names. j 'i T\Z'.'.e - *-' ' ' *i ; Korajgn ?tdhM^i?KttQMai???S UU&t^SMMji fffr prime bankers' sterling. 6C day?. ! The Kow York jTim*8 bf Saturday. ' AprA 20th, men? tions that we hear cf no Cotton faltares In Liverpool, and no additional suspenaioris hore: About ten days ago a heavy speculator, who- had drawn about ?90,000 pgainst Cotton, was advised (probably by Cable), that his bills would not bo accepted fe over ?d. .fc.Bl on his con? signments.. He thereupon stopped payment hera, and the Scotia brought notice that the bfll? had been refused acceptance in Liverpool.- TM? drcumatonce about s dif? ficulty of.ten days' standing veoteiday. gave-rise totha; rurcor- of heavy Cotton failure*' The'more'recent Adi-' bro of another cotton househere (large factors forTeras, Kew Orleans, Ac.,) is supposed to havo aggravated the decline in Liverpool, when- made known and acted upon ' on Wednesday and Thuradxyv- ? - ESODTJO MARKET.... , ?NEW V?HK, April F." M^FLOUB, 4?-The Flour market ls duB,. and common grades are ScalOc lower. ?. >', ''r:v '?..'' : :<'>?; <; -:-? ? - . . i The sales sro 6000 bbls at $10 ISall 26 for ?uperfiine State; 311 25al2 30 extra' Slate; $12 40*13 SO for choice State; SlOall- -for ?uperfree Wdstern; ?ll ?40al2 90 far.' common to medium ^extra..Western; $13 lOalt 60 for choice Western; S12 2<JalS 2d for common 'to good fthip ping branda extra roundhoop Ohio; ?ma $13 80al4 "76?& iradobrands, theina?^clCTmig^nuiet a-t'l-, ulJ. ? ^kruthom. Flour? dnll.--8i?csISO bbls, at Sri2?l3'40 tor conrm^r^.$?36pia7.Ba?irtsiber SBoeWeSs^^? j CaH?brrdalflourmichBngod. Sales 600 bbls sad sacks tt$15SUM 99." "; ,."?..>,. ... ; ,.v m^sia l?wcr. Sole?'7200 buaheb. AmbcTWhite?^adlajTat ig^^^s^oa -^wtra-wat$a65. ^jo^^e?ittk' I .Tho Cern market' iav without decided chance. Sales ;i8,0C0 bUBhe!sat El 30?, for Mixed Western, in ?tor? $13? for do, afloat; ?138 for Bound Yellow, ta stor??ana f.1 '-;>,tl 28 for now Mlird Western ot tho rtflrcod depot ..-.-' ., ! . ..'.:.... . OATS are firmar and rfufot. Salfitf 36,000 bushels* at 72 :a76ctorWesto-tn,and78a?06forhew. '.'. '.C.'.:. j*. ;,-. ;. I Bilttt~rftoBltM?i^P9W Btnee" ; our lost 73 tierces CtroSna at lOa?lc - - . COFFEE-Tho market lu rather heavy, with a moderate i business doing* Sales duce our last 2O00 bogs Maracaibo loh-^-vatotennB. ... ?. ,.>. I.- SuaaB-rls ton^with, a prette ..good demand, ?ale.. i ataca our lost 1500 ?hhSB at lioUJ?c for Cub?; ?OValio tfdrPorto Elco, -md l20 boxeaHavua-atlOXtUirx&.i i<ii MoutssEB-Is In request and firm, with -ales since our ta? aoffa^-Coavaf 6MMb.X' '-:-.; , i p-e6vraTO?8-Tho Fork - ruE-kct la' haavy ind lower. ? ! Sale? 4560 bbls ot $23 fjOtEJiRi for new Meas, clo?lasr at Prime, and $2175s33 tos PrtooMeei. Beef is firmer. Sales 635 bbl? at *13o21 for new Phah Meas and $10a23 60 for now Extra Mesa. Tierce Beef ia ijuist Sales 160 toa, Prime Mess, part et$5460, :.->r-''.'.v^ \ ' . :v"' Beef Hume ore on changed at M Oui": Cut Meats aro steady, ?ales 1G0 pkgs at 8&a9>ic for j Shoulders, oud 12al3c for Hams. Bacon is quiet and steady. Salea 270 boxes at VJMa lOKc for Cumberland Cut, und ll "??o for Bellies. Lard in firm and quiet. Sales 3.10 bbls ut 12 *r,al3.<?c for new, and 13; ; c for small lots of prime kettle rendered. Butter is quiet at llcaHc fer Ohio, and 25ca30c for State. Cheese is steady at 1 Seal8 V,c. Whiskey ls quiet -?nd unchanged. Sales J501 >bls Stato, in bond, at'25c. HICKS, AC.-The fellowing relative to Hides, Leather, Ac, we take from Messrs. Bull k Co.'s Circular: The receipt? for tho weak have been 00.433 Hidos, being chiefly composed of shipment? from liueuos Ayres, Montevideo ?nd Kio Grande. Tho sales during tho week have been largo, footing up 83.630 Hides and 250 boles, part to arrive, leaving the stock on hand 123,000 Hides and ISO bales. FmsionTS-To Liverpool, 22,000 bushels Corn at 4o5c; 100 bales Cotton at >?da3-lGd; and per steamer, G.500 bushels Com ut S,S,d; 200 bales Cottun at ??d. A British brig, to a direct port in Ireland, with Corn at ls Od. Corros-Tho market is without decided change. Sales 1,200 bales at 20c for Middling Uplands. Messrs. Cornwall & Zercgo, iu their Weekly Cotton Circular, thus quote tho market: Wo havo to report for tho week au unsettled and de? clining market, closing with quotations fully 2,'.. cents per pound lower tha t tho opening prices of Saturday. Tho continued decline in Liverpool in tho absence of all power or wish on the part ol speculators or holders to sustain the market, has carried prices lo a lowor point than thomosiiuveteralo bears havo prophesied wo should roach bolero the noxt season's crop was put on tho mar ket. Tho losses on cotton have been so very heavy and so disastrous, that commission houses do not hold cot? ton on which the margins arc swept awuy by thc decline in prices, and our market is well supplied with offerings of cotton put on tho market to bo sold. Thc sales con? tinue largely for export. The dry goods market contin? ues so un Ba tlaloc tory, and the manufacturers, sharing in the goncral losses from the decline of cotton and goods, have become cautious buyers, and ora not tempted to purchase even at present low figures. Thc exports this week aro 14,503 bales. Tho engagement? for next week. 9000 bales. Freights by strom, ,lad to 5-lCd; by sail,!>?d to 3-lOd, dull. Too receipts of cotton at ali ports for tho week ending April 19, about 25,000 boles. Wo have, during thc post week, made a thorough can? vass of all the public und private Cotton warehouses iu New ?ork and Brooklyn, also every pier on which Cotton is being received, and find the stock to be os follows : In storehouses, 125,000 bales; on piers, 1000 bales ; on ship? board not cleared, 9000 bales; iola!, 135,000 bales. This 'canvass shows tho stock to bo much less than tho esti? mated amounts. Our lost canvass was inadu in Septem? ber, or seven mouths ago. Our stock at that time wu? 100,000 bales. Our receipts since havo been 6:10,000, mating a total ot 620,000 bales. Tho exports to Europe have been 315,000 bales, leaving a ba.ance of 305,000 boles, from which deduct the present stock, 135,000 bales, shows 170,000 bales hove been forwarded to other points. The great difference between tho actual and tho estimated amount of atoct ought not to occur, and to prevent any such errors in tho future wo shall ourselves take account of the stock ut least quarterly. Tho Cotton Goods market, in sympathy with the Cot? ton market, is unsettled, and prices are somewhat lower. [from the Independent.'] NEW Yous Dire GOODS MJUBCT-For tho week ending Tuesday, April 10.-Thc prices of Brown Shootings and Shirting? axe generally about HQ lower than lust week; the stock on hand is light, and sales are restricted to small lots. Bleached goods continue very active for standard moites, and prices remain unchanged, except for inferior grades, which arc a suado lower. 1'riuts con? tinue active tor best ipring styles, with no surplus stock on market; others less desirable are accnmninlatiiig in stock oud tending downward in prices. Denims are steady, with no quotable change in prices.. Drills are a shade lower, with restricted sales. Stripes and Ticks uro ic C-'r demand and aro a traction lower. Corset Jeans seu mora- freely at current prices, printed -Cloths aro weak, wita - Tight transactions. Ginghams in good styles sell moro "freely, and prices are steady. Cot? ton boga aro in 'moderato demand at more easy prices. Printed.lawns, newest patterns, arc selling quito freely; othira lower and neglected. Rolled jaconets wanted at unchanged prices. Cambrics aro selling slowly at a little lower rate. . Silesias oro firm and active. Muslins delaine continuo in very activo demand lor best spring styles; others are lower and pressed on the market, i Cloths and casHimerea are not in groat demand; the stock is large ' and prices lowor. Flannels arc fiat, with moderate solos, mostly in small lota. Carpets are selling quito freely at firm prices - lor now styles, Foreign goods generally lower, except those of newest, styles. The auction roSfus aro ulled with second-class goods. Which oro selling at a loss. Our importers have hitherto Dccn nailing to sell at some sacrifice, hoping to make up the same in remitting at lower gold prices. In that, for the present at least, they are disappointed. [From the Shipping Lint] BOSTOX BOOT ISO SHOE MAUSET.-For tho week ending April 18.--Business iu the boot and shoe market for thc last few days has shown somo improvement, and o better feeling is' observable with dealers and manufacturers. Representatives or the trade from the We.-1, now hore for tho ' second timo this spring, take hold rather more {reply than on tho occasion of'their first visit, and. speak moro encouragingly of business at homo. This, with the orders received, lias given more activity to thc trade than' there has been for thc last'month. Prices, although slightly advanced and firmer, ore as low as can bc ex? pected, with thc present aspect ot the market for loather and other materials for manufacturing. There is a lull and seasonable assortment of'goods on hand, and the present seems as favorable' a moment for purchasing oe can be expected for tho next few weeks. Boots and Shoes now being manufactured ore costing from six to ten per cent, moro than those- made during the winter months on account or the advance in stock. Total ship? ments by rail, 13,105 cases. Total shipments of Boots and Shoes by rail and sea for the week, 10,772 cases. Correspondence of thc Journal of Commerce. HAVANA, April 13.-Our now tariff goes into effect on the 1st of July next, subject to revision every six months, ? as experience may provo advisable. In relation to ship? ping, Spanish and foreign, the edict covers as follows: i 1st. Foreign vessels entering and sailing from Cuban ' ports -with cargoes, will pay tonnage dues, i's 35 per ton, covcrinf all port cnarges, according to Spanish; measure-. ; ment; Spanish vessels pay il 35 per ton. I . 2d. Foreign vessels entering with cargo, and leaving in i ballast, poy ?2 SO per ton ; Spanien do SI 30 per ton. " 3d. Foreign vessels entering m ballast, and leaving I with cargo.32 por t?n, ic; spanish do CL . Ith. Foreign vessels loaded with stone coal in quantity equal to or greater tl tan their measurement, will pay ton? nage according to measurement given in their register, or have other effects on board lover said coal cargo, for each ton 50c; Spanish vessels, with like conditions, pay the same. The foreign vessels, with lesa cargo of cools than th? measurement, will poy 50c per ton for the space occupied by the coals; and tor each not occupied with coals, tl 50 per ton; Spanish vessels, like conditions, pay for tho occupied SI 50 per ton, and disoccupiod G2c. ? -.'.?' Foreign vessels, coal loaded, lees than measurement, ; and laden with other effects in any quantify, win pay for the space oe, upicd by the coals ut ?1 35 per ton, and lor every other ton t'2 35 each spanish vessels, same ' con? ditions, for spaco coal occupied at 73c each, and all otaer tona at si 35 each. J {?tb. Teasels (foreign) coming in ballast and taking away full cargoes of molasses will pay for each ton of measurement soc per tom Spanish on same conditions, 37e per tan. . -, 6th. Foreign vessels which enter in ballast and take away fruits of the country will pay fox each ton of cargo $2 ; Jar each ton not. occupied fivo cents.. Spanish Sametorma si, and five centsibr each vacant ton. 7thv.I'oreign .vessels: entering and leaving in ballast, five cents per ton measurement. Spanish-Tho same. 8th. Foreign vessels in transit and Spanish do. enter? ing port five cents-per ton. . ??. .-. v - . .stn. Foreign steamships making regular voyages, no matter from whence; or what nationality,' wQI bo exempt from all duties if they bring or.toko away no more than - six tons of cargo, being dispatched with preference when they bring maila or correspondence. I 10th. The foreign steamships not corresponding to tho above conditions, and import or export more than six tons ot freight will pay $1 60 for each tom Spanish .steamships, lite conditions, will pay ?2j?c'p'er ton'; :. llth. Refers only to Spanish steamers m employment of tho government. - \ 12th. Foreign steamships arriving, not embraced, in the conditons of Nos. 9,10 and ll,, will pay according to flag und place of departorei discounting the tonnage space occupied by the machinery and. firemen, 62Xc per ton. ,,. " :._.,'. ... " ... 'W' ' 'AU goods and prodece interesting to tho trade and com? merce of the United States wfil be' carefully noted, per W ?to^A. fm- InfamnHnn ntjtmrtMmt. Consignees per Soutb Carolina. KallroiuJ. ; Apditsa. - ".--'Y . i 149 baies Cotton. 66 boles Yarns,' 40 bags Bough.- Bice, 37 bags Fess, 42 casks Cloy; 3 bbls Spirits ond,26 bbls Crude Turpentine, IA bb is Rosin, 2 cars: Lamber. 1 cor Wood, 3 cars a?a?qnj Ac- To F-H .TrenhnlfflyBoHrrmun Bros, R E Agent, Cameron, Barkley A'-Co^E H Rodgers & Co. W C .Courtney & Co, G H Walter A Co, G W Wil? liams *. Co; H L Jeffers Sf-Co, Willis k Chisolxn, J G Gibbes; J Fraser k Co, W Roach, M Goldsmith k Son, A Robinson k Co, G E Pratchett, HTrenchord, "W Lebby, C Pooser, WH Dawson, Worfllaw & CoieV,-Boper i: Stoney; J i J D' Kirkpatrick. Adorns, Frost t?Co, E Welling-' - - . i ii. ... :?^.passengers.' '<-.. '?'Sec steamer Kate, from PnlatinV Jacksonville, Fer? nandina via Savannah-M'as Sallie D McBae, X H Stayer, M Tracey, Bev Dr Barker,.RL Williams, H Reynolds, B q Richardson, J Cahill, Vjsjjfudolph/C M Taylor,! Mr Bates, L Winthrop, S' g;lff?iming,Jtf Taylor, S Turner, and 4 on deck. - '',"'??".?. :'/'"? , Per steamer Eliza Hancox, from Savannah; via Beau? fort and Hilton Head-GE Carlton. FA Cover, O F Reed, W S Abbott, 3 A Engelhart, lady and 3 children, T W Ry? al!, J Bronson and lady, 0 Wagstaff and 2 ladies, H A Ep ton and 2ladies, GA Allen, L B Lovolord, B F Blount, G W. Harris, J S Hammond, F A Hickson, Br - Farnsworth and lady, A G Parsons,'J Franz, R G Holmes, E J For? tune, P Brodie, S G Trott and lady, and l&dockv ; Fer steamer Emilie, from Georgetown, : 6 C-r-A ,M Morgan. J Carney, J C Wells, B Caldwell, Capt Farrow, S GCongdon and lady, rt norris ana. lady, W Lowndes, Mrs Buzzard, Mrs Sharnion. Miaa Lowndes,.and 26 deck. I" " P?Bfrf CALENDAIS. / : ?* ' ?i OOBBECTED W1?UU.Y. .. -j . ,V*-,| 1 ' PHASES OF THE HOON. Hew M. ?th, 4h'. 44m.': even 1 Full M iath, 'Eh. 46m. even First Q. 11th, 2h. 49m. morn j Last Q. 26tb, Sh. 41m. even 22 Monday.... S3 Tuesday.;.; 34 W?dt?jd?y. 35 Thursday... 26 Friday..... Ht Saturday, ;. 38 Sunday. ? SUS. ' "-'-'?'?' BIKES, j SETS. 6. .34" 6. .23 B,.ai tl. .20 6..19 tfc.WS. 6..17 C. .34 6. .35, 6.:85' '0..36 ' 10.. 1 10. .49 ll..41-; Morn. 13. .25 : IV. 2 1..42: .9..47 10. .37 11..U uv.es 12..44 1 1..50 '2. .46 ? _ jp ?'?ir' "?y ' "? EARL g s T O k' '. ':? , ACTlvet?YcatcriiSjr. ."_ '; ? Spaniah brig'Tibidabo, Geln, Cardenas, C days. Mo? lasses and Fruit -To Borrafiurt k Salas.- - ? ? i. Behr Mary E Banks, Smith, Norfolk, Va, 4 days. Corn. ToBl?l?y &C*t?ghtomr .' --.?-*. *.:?.' . .. Sehr sontee, Prince, Wilmington, H 0. 1800 bushels Bough Bice. To Boper A Stoney. ??; Steamer Hate, F Peak, Palatka, Jackson vino, Fcrnan dina via Savannah Cotton and Mdse. To 3 Mahoney, ' Jr, Boper *? Stoney, G H Ingraham, King A Vsnxdng, Cohen, Hauckel ti Co. , ' I Steamer "EBza 'B^incox, Elchardson,-Savtanah, -vi? Beaufort and H?ten- Bead. .44 bales S I Cotton and' Mdze. To"' Ferguso?'?? Hohnes; Adams, Frost ts Co, B?vonel& Co, Lanrey A Alexander, Quartermaster- -' S 1. Steamer ^"^i TH?!?, n^mrg^tr^mn^t-q-.ty, ' ..-^a tF"^H; ?Bice; 38 sacks Blee Flour, 36 hbds Molasses, 60 bbls Na? val Stores,' Ac. ToW W. Shackclford. Thurston & Holmes, 'A Lorycs, MeGority k Delgnan, J Minta, Risley Ar Creigh? ton, B Harris, J (B Bringle, J S Torrey, and others. ' - IK THE OFFD?G.. ' ' V : Stotmship Falcon, Reed, Baltmioi^left^oiy;: Corn ?ad Mdse. ? TO Mordecai A Co, Courtenay k Tienholm, a??totlierA ,?-'.;. ..-' .'": .:.?:':??': . '-;--.*; ..'?.)-.?. : -:uv)-J*ayw ?IrtagjjWea?'-,^, <!?&$?l&?:$: ?^>?aax?eld,. lUay, Jackecivin?. Apr? 16, .. '?' -_. Cleaiea for ttl^jP?o^:-j;'? .''.tV Steamaliip Granada, Dursley, at New York, April 20. - jBcqtr Lacy 3> HlgtTj""?-rr*. atFortland, Mo, April 17." " ?\.\~.%.ik)mfa0?me , Brig Froctor, Coombe, trom Wlnterport,,Mo,' wa?a* Bet fast, Me, 3th inst, andjMttWI ilor ChaiOostori. ! ', i. , : .tow OB' TSKSSEl.S ?-'?'f?-?iX?X?&. ?XD SAILED FOR THIS POBT. !: ; .,: ... . .. .> roBttiGs. " : I-"'. ",?i?i-% .:'.;^>'-v'r' ?'??evoL ' '".<??*JZ?;.' Whip Anefla*Conner,, sailed.....-March alf ?Br bark Th? Queen, Stuart,Boiled.......?.March;'-! 1 Br berk Fine del' Air, Evans, cleared.March So Brig Dcposcho, Lubke, sailed.?Feb Itt : X sooTHairrToji.1 . \aM8^ inwiocn, aisrtca,.'???*.. j........,,;,,..""^?b v$ j DOMESTIC. BELFAST, Ur. Brig Proctor, Coomb?, sailed.April PORTLAND, MK. Sehr Lucy D Higgins,-, cleared... 1.April 17 BOSTON. Brig Wm Mason, Small, cleared.April Brig Melrose, Crabtree, cleared.April 12 Sehr .Tos Loug. Perry, cleared.March 30 Sehr P M Wheaton, Ireland, cleared..April 12 MSW XOIUf. Steamship Granada, Hursley, cleared.April 20 Sehr N W Smith, Tooter, up.April IB !4cbr L S Davis, Bishop, cleared.April 15 ?chr W F Cashing, Cooli, cleared.April 18 rnrLAiiELriUA. Sehr Mary E Long, Hurdy, cleared.April 10 BALTIMORE. Steamship Champion,-, to leave.April 20 ! Sehr Wm James, Outhcn, cleared.April 15 Sehr J F Fariand, Avery, cleared.April 15 Sehr Ida Richardson, Bedell, cleared.April 15 Sehr Fannie A Bailey, Chapman, up.April 10 Sehr Lilly, Woolford, cleared.April 17 Sehr Oceau Pearl,-, cleared.April 17 Sehr Tennessee, Creed, cleared.April 17 ?chr Miltou, Corscy, cleared.April 18 Sehr Eleanor T-, Toots, cleared. April 18 MISCELLANEOUS. )LD ESTABLISHED DRUB STORE E. H. KELLERS & CO., (LATE PJIIS ?SS DOUX) WHOLESALE AM RETAIL DRUGGISTS, No. 131 MEETING STREET, Third, door above iVIarket, HAVE LATELY RECEIVED LARGE ADDITIONS TO their usual stock of pure and fresh DRUGS MEDICINES DYE STUFFS EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN FANCY GOODS FINE SOAPS TOILET POWDERS POMADES COSMETICS COMBS BRUSHES EXTRACTS, kc. I Comprising invoices from the most reputable ?nanu I facturera. On hand, all the principal PROPRIETARY MEDICINES, Including Preparations of AYER, JAYNE HALL, CHEV- j ALLER, DAVIS, WRIGHT, HOLLOWAY, &c Also, large assortment ol SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS TRUSSES SADDLE BAGS MEDICINE CHESTS GLASS METAL AND GUTTA PERCHA GOODS GLASSWARE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Great attention is paid to the importation and selcc I tion of PURE AND FRESH DRUGS, and none other ore allowed to go. out ol tho Establish ! mont. . - . PRESCRIPTIONS compounded ?with accuracy, aud tho public eau depend fen'the utmost reliability in the execution of orders. E. H.KELLERS, M.D..:.1BAER, M.D. I OLD BIP VAN WINKLE GIN, GOLD MEDAL SHEBRX,. POET AND MADEIBA, ? HARVEST BOUBBON, WHEAT NTJTBXE?iT, OLD HOMESTEAD BTE.; F- ADDITION TO OUR BUSINESS OF SELLING WINES, otc, in origma! packages, and in order to ? insure to consumers Pure Liquors Tn a compact and con j veulent form, we commenced the enterprise of bottling and packing in cases our well known' ?Wise.-:, 2rsc?c3, Whiskies, Ac, and have cent them out in a style that ; would preclude the" possibility Of their being tampered ! with before reaching tho parehasor. The general appre? ciation and gratifying success that has rewarded our efforts has encouraged us to maintain the standard os re? gards quality, also to make increased.efforts to retain tho ! confidence and patronage which has been so liberally be? stowed upon us. . BINLNGEK A.CO., '. [Established 1778.] ? " Importers ot Wines,' Ac, No. IS Beaver street. New York. The above popular goods are put up in cases contain j lng one dozen bottles each, and ara sold by all prominent | I Druggists, Grocers, Ac. - ' ' - Opinions of the Prcis. Tho name or Bintngor A Co., No. 15 Beaver street, is a" I guarantee" of the exact and literal truth of whatever they represent.-A". F. Com. Advertiser.. \ '.?, ,| The importing house of Bin inger A Co., No. 15 Beaver street, is conducted upon principles of integrity, fairness' and .the highest honor.-?. ?T. livening .Express. ..' GOODRICH, WINGMAN & CO.. No. 163 MEETING STREET, :v : - -.- . opposite Charleston Hot /-.r - - c ?. and- k r > BOWIE ? MOISE, ; SlJCCESSpRS TOSISG c. CASS?DEY, ' ' ''^ ~Na I5f MEETTN6 ST?EET, ..... ...... TOolesale Agents, Charleston, a C. . January Sp '?'['?.', '-.: ? '.Vr&n6mW\ "" KRAUSHAAR & C?v '?".".".'.".'-'? EHB MOST iiirsovim. . ?HIS AND .BQtt'iSa'-':'... foil iron Frame and Crewing Bass, MANUFACTORY* AND WAREHOUSE lo. IV West Iloaat?nistrest. ?o,H NEAR BROADWAY. NSW YORK. ? j VUE UNBEB^GNEB, MEBLBima^ff Tj?FFIRM 04 J. KRAUSHAAR-A 0a,-?<rj>rac?e3l:r>l?s> maktet sad as Buohtavo had a large e^iper?eficyhr'd?nnectlci with aome .ol the beat EetablishmenU in this connte! ; and Europe. "-Their ;1 ?%no> aise Bladenbt inerely fer l them, hut ty tliem, ai. dander their lirrn^rriaja pfersojo? ? supervision, aral they;allow nai ais!?rur?eii?a to" leave tli?ii : f40tory:a?*F^mtomre^daottbolr pa^? slang tl , they have a power, evenness, firmness and round neel oj j ??ne. an?aaticiR~.?i? tct;?h^tssaio?M.3?HloI? >no.-?astia. nest ought to,be satisfactory to-the- jmbUcii-aB; wea > that darabOlty In construction, which ananias it tort (natl in tu -?and te^ithsbmd sudden changes of tem jeratuxe and esposare to extreme neat tut cold, whit] ate sometimes unavoidfJale: '. They will at HU times bs happy tosca the prafeiMica. - ind the pnhUo it their Wasrocas, and invite compart : eon between their ??11 Pianos! and thote ol any. ?tia'-. AUTON KRAUSHAAR...TOBIAS HAMS! CHARLES J. S0HONEMANK." " " '-' *'"' ' ! April2? . : .- . AMERICAN L?1? PENCIL: NEW YORK. Factoryj Hodson City, N. J. NCT. WatiHV -810??*, NEW YORK. ? ALL STYLES AND GRADES OF LEAD PENCILS < of superior quality are manufactured tnd offered at fair terms to tho Trade, The public are invited ?to give the AMERICAN- LEAD | fPiai?lL the pre ierence. _ __ .' " , _ .. . , . i THE PE^t?r?S^ABE TO BB HAB' AT ALL>THE PRINCIPAL STATIONERS AND NO HON ?TAv?; ..j i \l: -DEALERS.^ ":.';'!,\$ . ASE FOB THE "AMERICAN LEAD PENCIL. " , . ... . ... . 'XEsruiuiKui.'1 2 ?'%{ ! ? SBIBTfTOI2>"9C^OTT?Pro:$C?PO^;; ' ) ; YAIX COLLSGK, November 10, 1868. ) t Z have always recommended the Faber Folygrade ! Lead Pcnc?a as the only pen cils flited for bo th. oma m en? tai andV mathemattiLa drawing; vujt after a thorough trial of tho American Polygrafie Load Pencils, rnaii ufacturod by tho Ami rican Lead Pencil Company; Ne? York, I-find them superior to any pencil tn use, even to the Faber ol'tba oU-SngBsh Ctumbexland liead ' PeacIE being a saporior pencil for sketching, 'nrhanvratal and meclionitsu ?a-awing, and ail tho ordinary uses of alead 'penen. ?ZrFtf't'f ?.! ?"i' 'V.TI : These pcncfle art Very ?muiy graded and. have a vary smooth lead ; evan Usa aoftnspjienet'B hoU tho point well; they aro all thct can be desired <n s. pencil. Itgivosnio great plcasuro to be nblo to' asauro Americans Slat they willnolcng?r be compel lcd to depend imaa Germany or :any?th??tee3gnniat*otforpen^ .-i",:'.;-; ' Professor of Drawing, ?ck.? " . ' . Ali rKSCTLS ABS BTAMPED! "AMERICAN LEAD PENCIL OO.- N, S." . i- None genuine without t ie 0200t tamo of the firm : I rook to it . . .: . <*""> ? , ? DcceniDBT l8 . ,'. ^^Sr?ii^:tMi^^niin tr?a:- :>?.V:V>.a '' Sn?* ?ra?oriaa, Chow? 'Jana, ?ta?, ??tu; ^ sta, ?o a mtvuMSWiozer~ COAOPSPS^MAS ';".:';.:>.-;:,...:'?'-- '....-'..."/.MW ; y}..\.-<?P:i'}ir-' MISCELLANEOUS. TEMPUS CUfiASpiJFPHl SOS IS ASSOI. RODRIGUES nimm EL?XIR mmi FOR THE CURE OE CONSUMPTION. P.UNS ES* TUE CHEST AND SIDES. 1UITICULTY I.? lUtEVIH INO-, l?RON'CHITIS, CATARRH, ASTHMA, COUUHS, HEMORRHAGE, ami all affections of tuc Lungs. This (Treat revivilyer is offered to tho public, that all who will avail themselves ol' its remedial power uiay be beneii tied. r-t It only requires a fair trial to confirm its invaluable agency m diffusing througU cacli ebauucl of thu human organization a restored vitality, lt iminor?tes and em? bues tho Eungs with h-althful elasticity ; restore? warmth, which is their essential element; rouses the sluggish ves? sels into activity; heals Hie affected lobes; purifica aud enriches the blood; regulates Ibo circulaiiou; induces freo and easy respiration, and expels, through its admin? istration, each and every conconittaut disorder present in the mnlady recognized as Consumption, and hitherto doomed hopeless and incurable. This compound is i>er!ectly safe, possessing neither narcotio nor emetic properties, which uufortuuatcly are always employed as essentials ni every preparation for Cough or Lung affection-a m?state which, too ofien iu its irritating and debilitating consequences, ouly con? duces to much general derangement of the system, de? stroying appetite and creating au injurious nervous ex? citement, augmenting suffering with lroqucut fatal re? sults. Under the influence of this approved and invaluable Specific the most distressing Cough yields, difficulty in breathing and pams and soreness subside, hemorrhage Ia arrested, and health and strength re-established. PRICE EOR SINGLE BOTTLE 5L25. Sold by tho Proprietor, northwest comer SOCIETY AND MEETING STREETS, and the principal Druggists. April 2 ly EXCELSIOR I_EXCELSIOR ! CHASTELLAR'S For Removing Superfluous Hair. TO THE LADIES ESPECIALLY, THIS INVALUABLE depilatory recommends itself as being un almost in dispcnsible article to femalo beauty, is easily applied, does not burn or injure thc skin, but acts directly on the roots. It is warranted to remove superfluous hair from lew foreheads, or from auy part of the hotly, completely, totally and radically extirpating the same, leaving the skin soft, smooth and natural This is tho only article used by the French, and is thc only real effectual depila? tory in existence. Price 75 cents per package, sent post? paid to any address, ou receipt of au order, by BERGER, SHOTTS i CO., Chemists, March 30 lyr No. 285 River st.. Troy, N. Y. ^g??. . -TTrHTSKERS and MUS- ?Jgt&?. ?pe(& VV TACHES forced to (?sp^SV Sm_IM grow' upon the smoothest fe,,?!** M_ r face lu from throe to five *w SaBtM weeks by using Dr. SEVIG- Se&gg IKHHL N E ' S RESTAURATEUR ?KSjL WiffriiTTlhi fi*T?TT.T.ATwi.-. thc moat /e&tl&f??^ ^TpffBr88'**'" wondorful discovery in mo- '^^raw' ^^pT . dorn science, acting upon Vj** tho Beard and Hair in au almost miraculous maimer. It has been used by thc elito of Paris and London with tho most nattering success. Names of aU purchasers will be registered, and if entire satisfaction is not given in every instance, the money will be cheerfully refunded. Price by mail, sealed and postpaid, SI. Descriptive cir? culars and testimonials mailed free. Address BERGER, SHU TI'S & CO., Chemists, No. 285 River street .Troy, N. T., Solo Agents for the United States Mardi 30 _ry : '^Sr%l ' ~R EA UT Y_Auburn, jggSi ?jHBy -T? -0 Golden, Flaxen, and fff^Ss?i B?f<& ?S Silken CURLS produced by ?K. . JE'?S? tho use of Professor DE- H=LI SH BEEuT'S FBI8EE LE JgJ CHEVEUX. Ono applica- ^RE^AT ?j^f___^^SN tion \rarranted to curl the ^fiSfH&^jfr '._. T T most straight and stubborn TX^TW*^ hair of either sex into wavy ringlots,- or heavy massive curls. Has been used by the fashionables of Paris and London, with the most gratifying results. Does no in? jury to the hair. Price by mail, sealed and postpaid, SL Descriptivo circulars mailed free. Address BERGER, SHOTTS & CO., Chemists. No. 285 River street. Troy, N. Y., Sole Agents for the United States. March 30_ - - _iv THE BEST TONIC SOW Di USE ! Novemlfor 27 * OFFICE OP CAPTAIN OF POLICE, 1 C?HARLESTON. S. a, .Aprai2,1B67. f rrVHE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE IS PUBLISHED JL. for tho benefit of all whom it may concern. ! . . ._ . C. B. 8IGWALD, i , i . - Captain of Police. Be it Ordained, That from and after the first day of January next, evory perara keeping a shop Or-store, or engaged In mercantile business '?in .tho. Citf. of. Charles? ton, shall post up. and keep posted up, lu some conspi? cuous place, at his or her business stand or stand?, a conspicuous Sign Board or Plate, containing hi?or her givenjiaron and.surname,.and, in.case of- a partnership, the given nairne and surname of caebmcmber of the.flnn; anjd every person' so. offending, or making default herein, shall forfeit and pay to the City, a- penalty of fifty, dollars for each and every, offence , or default, and in addition thereto a'further sum of fifty dollars for each and every month during'which the provisions of this Ordinance shall "remain not, .complied with: Pravidrx), however. That nothing herein contained shall apply to the special partners of a limited partnership. Brtiff??Decexebei 2,1851...i . . Extract: from Ordinance Battled Ncn?mberp?Oi, WOO. t SEO. C. No cloth awning shall bo put up tu suchaman? ner as ttfobstruet feoi^peeserigers; -and no sign-board shall be erected otborwaee than thirteen feet from the sur-. nice of ,^e)ground.o? .foot pavement * *.* under a penalty oTTwenty Dollars for each" and every dayr while any such awning or sign-board, fixed or form? ed otherwise than as herein directed^ shall so remain. . !?_.:."?'_.; , ? ,.* .....". * ...*. ... .?"..,? . j SEC. 6.^?o person or poisons wn'osoeVer ehaTJ^ for''.'the p?r^8e=?f' exposing any' goods. '.ooU^oaities, or'other artlcloo'for sale, place, or caused to bo placed, any such goods, commodities, or other articles whatsoever, or any ?table, bench, ?itali-board,, box. or other appendage, in any street, lane, alley, OT public thcjroughraro, or any " ibot-pavement within the City, under . a penalty of Twenty Dollars fox each and. every such offence, and . for each, sn3 fveiy.night or" day, aa the case ; may be, on ?whlch'Bny auchoffence' is-'eoriinnttea':' ' Provided, how? ever, -ThatVendue Masters-shall be permitted to. expos? 'before their stores such goods and commodities aa .they sall at public auction, but notate take up more room than tue front of their respective.' vendue stores, and to' the distance of-six feefheyondthe same. -?'-' . . - ; SEC ,6. No person or,persons .whosoever, shall suffer, -any fire wood, coals, goods, wares, .mexchandlse, ..car? riages of tmyaeacripuon,-or'anyother' matter or thing,' to him, her, or them belonging or consigned, to- lay or stand for a longer space, than lour hours, in any street, lane, alley, or. public thoroughfare within the City, un? der a penaltyof-Tw6-BoUoT8, with- cos?a, for every hour that any :BUch article or thing ahaU so lay or stand be? yond tho above mentioned tune : excepting materials for building,, in'.'regaria tb .which, the fodowing regulations, shan be observed, naatrty-t-Wfccn any person br persons' shall erect or repair any house - or- other- building, upon .-.any. r street,., Ians, alley, or., opea court, ?vjrtLh?h*" "the city,' he, " "she, ' or they., shall, .make application for the uso of BO- much of the street or- public way aa.shall:not exceed -ibo front of tho lot on which such, building- is to be erected, nor-extand. more than six feet info the street; which spaco such per? son or persons shall forthwith enclose with a sufficient fence, at least six feet high, in order to deposit within the same the requisite materialafor. boUding.and repairing; and such fence, togetherwIth'tho'renMtaing material, he. ' che erthe; fcliall'rcrj?GVei? ???u ?a the work be ?nnmed. - or whenever the Mayor ?.Shall,.rt. lire it, on pain of for? feiting Two Dollars Jbr every hour that such fenco or such materials aliaR-"a?terwaroT ?remain unromoved; and oh pain; also, of: having tho same removed at his, her, or their expense, by the.City anthoritlen, ?, ;. ?. ?. j Aprfl 13 , , '...:. 16' ?..V.1..V-.- .-j :. PirBI,H- JiOTilCE_ e: . ! /.-a, j-, . ur OFFICE OF CITY TREASURY, \ ' y '_.7*. " **".. ''January3,1807.? "DUBTJC NOnCE 33 HEREBY GIVEN THAT UNDER X the following Ordinance licensee havobcenpreparod fer delivery from this Office. S. THOMAS, . . ! .. .,, .:?" City Treasurer. '"" : ??& \. Se a Ordained hp^Oie-ifetyorahd Aldermen in - City.Council attemZled,-That,from <and after.theifirst day of January,, licenses shall bo taken out lor all carts, drays and wagons,' used for private and domestic purposes, in tho same manner, and according to- tho-same provisions now of force Inrelatico. to carta, droys.and wagons. 1st or driven {for. hire;, except giving bonda^. And .each such cart, dray or wagunrafiall - be' providod with a badgo con- ' taining the number, thereof^and marted - JViiole, to be placpdon the outaide of theehaft.,;-.; . ? . ..i,, . Bsa. ?. No person shaU be toteii'by ?ho Treaeurer as . suraty Co any bonrrtrnder" the Ord?i'ance con?ermhg^M^^^^ censes for carts, drays, wagons and other carnages, un? less he or sha be a, freeholder.. , - .:.';?., i-.-.; i SEO. 3. . Tie following shall hereafter be the rates fdr licensee-for irabhe ona private carts, drays, wagons, tic, lnslndtria the howes;or mules used thereof, which shall be fros from other taxation: ?QBfJO CU33S, PBAIB, ETC., OB THOSlc -ClfXOVED IK UH .? BU^XVEBd-WBAXEVXE,'VOS ?tOE iirKTCCTOtt-DTprirBCT. : Fox every.cart, dray or wagon, drawn by ona horse or njnrift,>|ff,'Y-1-'-"--?? ?- .w.-., -/i-.- ; ' For every cart, dray or wagon, drawn by" two horses or mules, sso. ..*'-:- . ; For every bach and carriage with two wheels, $20. ? For every hack and carriage with four wheels, flo. ' ; Fox every stage or., omnibus (except line omnibus), withtworhorses, ?50. iM?^sS.i -V,~? .' '-. .i J -. For every stage or OTunibus (except lino omnibus), drawn by four horses, JC0. j Fer every truck drawn oy two or moro horses or muleo, ?60. . ? - '--; ? ,-' -_- , t i For every expresa wagon, drawn by two or more horses dr mules, ?60. . '?'.' ?" .- .? : -) ? ? j Bsxan CASTS um PBXVATE CAKTS, DUAVS, rrc. ; For ?very bread cart or wagon, $c; ; For every cart, dray or wagon, used ,igr private or qa** ? mealjoaHirpcaes, and-not to- bo employad in the transa portihg-b?-goods,"wares,- Tucrciiandise, lamber, or aay other commodity, for compensation, cither directly or indirectly for tho same, shan pay fora license tho sum ot exclusive Of-?he/hoxro'oxnulje.-' .-ri --.-, > -v-' -? : . .-Raaueclffl etty rco?helt tUi? iBth?ay of January, [i? e.] in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hun- , ' ?0?* ^^'d:X>?^ . ri-.'. ;.Bytheltayor. . ..j.-.x . : ... ...-^ i itonary'?.. .-- ' .?? W. HV SMITH. Clei3t of ?Council.- ' ?.'.?.*'.-.<. JT1B& 1.0ABI. .-?:.-?'- y " MAYORA LTY OF CHARLESTON, l" ' '.^ ' Om Hiix, November 0.1866. f . A^tTiEERSONSDESTROUS O? BEBUlXDrNG TN T; 3E J\. Burnt Districts nra Wost? Places of the City: un? der "An Act Of tho Germai Assembly, giving authority to the Oily council of Charleston to proceed ia the mai. tar of ?Fixe Loan, with a view to.aid in building up the City anew," are hereby notified that tho form of aupli ?uoa ^rloaa?.can be-obtaiuod at th? office af thc dieri if Counoh; between the hours of 0 A. M. sud 2 P. M, Aild4>pltact;i.A-i must be flied in the above tocaiofl?* ofBoe, as the Ccanmltleo wC mart overy Monday to con ?Idee the same. ', .;,.:;? - . By order of tho Mayor , W. EL 8?tTOT, ' . jiotwftwfXO ',:-?;?.-.-,.:, caexkfrt?oxaorj, BHUGS, CHESS! - ALS, ETC. MOTHERS ! MOTHERS! MOTHERS! YOUR ATTENTION IS CALLED TO MRS. WINSLOW'S. SOOTHING SYRUP CHILDREN TEETHING! rpHl-? VALUABLE PREPARATION IS THE PRE JL SC'RIITI ON ut ono ol' til? l'est female physicians ami nursers in lu? '.'nit. d Slain*, ami lias been iised lor tlnrcv years with ?cver-l'aili:e: saictv ate! success by mil? lions ol' mothers Tor tie ir ebitdr-ii. It not only relieves the eniM irom pain, but invigorates tho stomach uti.! bowels, corrects acidity, and (?ives tune and ?Mi* rgy lo tuc -whole system, lt will also instantly relieve WHIPING IN TUE BOWELS AND WIND COLIC. \V# beti' vc it is tho br.ji and surest remedy hi the woit-.t, in all cosesof DYrfENTi.iti" AND 1 M.Vit H? (EA in claTUIriMi. wliethcr it ari-es leum Teething, or from tiny other cause. lie sure and asl; for MKS. WINSLOW'S SOOTlllSG S?KVP, Having tho lac simile of CURTIS ?: PERKINS on thc wrapper. ALL O'l'nEP.S ABE BASE IMITATIONS. Tor sale by thc Wholesale Agents, BOWIE & MO??vtv, No. l.-rl SIKETINv. STISKET, OPPOSITE CHARLESTON HOTEL. April 11 tb nu 2nios "EXCELSIOR" DP WATER. THE WATER OE THIS SPRINrt IS BELIEVED TO bo unequalled by that ot any oilier in the far-tamed valley ol'.Sar.-.loga lt? virtues are such us nave secured lt tue high encomiums ot aH who have used it, possess? ing, as it does, in an eminent degree, cathartic, diuretic, alterative anil louie qualities. Prom SAMUEL HENRY DICKSON. 51. D.. Professor Practico of Physic, .lellersou Medical College, Phila? delphia, formerly of charleston, S. C.: Pin?AiiKU'iilA, November 15, 1SG.". I havo been for a year or more, past in the habit ol taking tho wstcr ol' the "Excelsior" spring ol' Saratoga. Accustomed during the great portion of my invalid lil? to use the diit'ereut waters of the several fcu:;tainn which boil up alon;: that remarkable valley, dependent, indeed, upon them tor much of tao comfort 1 enjoy, 1 am satis? fied that tho Excelsior Water is as well adapted t,s any other among them, if not moro ?-o, lo Uto purposes for which they arc generally emi.loycd. li ?;- very agreeable, strongly impregnated willi tiie cari.,;.nie acut, lively and sparklin-/. * * * I can heartily and conscientiously recommend it to nil who need a ...cnl:-.- cathartic and diuretic. SAMUEL HENK.' DUTSON, M. I>. The Water is put up in Pint an t Qa-xi. bottles, aud packed in good vnior for HU? ppm;-, i'..:* in boxea ol four ilor.cn each, aud Quarts in boxes ot two dozen each. SOLD AT WHOLESALE I!? mm k co., Importers and Wholesale Druggists, No. 103 MEETING STREET, OPPOSITE CHARLESTON HOTEL. BOWIE & MOISE, No. 1B1 MEETING STREET, Opposite Charleston HotcL And for sale by first class Druggists and Hotels. January 12 Gmo FOUTZ'S CELEBRATED HORSE AND CATTLE POWDERS. EltS. YELLOW WATEI TEMPE! t, FEVERS. POUNDER, LOSS OF APPETITE AND VI? TAL ENERGY, &c. ITS USE IMPROVES THE WIND, IN? CREASES THE AP? PETITE-G IVES A SMOOTH and GLOS? SY SKIN-and trans? forms thu MISERA? BLE SKELETONS __ INTO A FINE LOOK LNG AND SPIRITED HOES?"" This preparation, long and favorably known, ?will thoroughly reinvigo? rate broken down and low-spirited horses, by strengthening and cleansing tho stomach and intestines. It is a sure preventive of all diseases incident to this animal, such as LUNG FEVElt, GLAND HEAVES, COUGHS, DIS? TO KEEPERS OF COWS THIS PREPARATION IS V; , t INVALUABLE. It in ?k??&t} creases the' quantity fx*r_*^-i II i" _m i_ and improves the quail I*3^^Sii->3i^'4 *>' of the MIL E. It *|aj?^^^^g?S5ea^?g'....?a has boen proven by ac ^v5t?t?!SEaSS?'^i?'^?? 1 tuaI experiment to in \^I^^^^SK^^^1?H H creaso the auantity ot \0??^rf6?^ri^?8 MILK and "CREAM TatKr>,"""H??^'^?1^^T twenty Tier rant, end iP..? ??&?'?^tiV make"the BUTTER '^^iggi^?i^^SicKsS&f. i telling ca?lo, it. gi vee ?r--^?i?^^S^2?S?i?p22-: them an appetite, oos ena their hide, and makes them thrive much taster. IN ALL DISEASES OF SWINE SUCH AS COUGHS ULL< ERS. ' IN THE _' ' LUNGS. LIVER, Ac, ~^*T^??"4?^.i^?v "' this .article Bots . as a W^^?-\^va^K!?ii^^ specific. By putting from one-half a paporf?i^m^'ti^?r&^S?sS^^A " to a paper in a barrel^>^-??S^^*??f\ of swill the above dis- ^^u^^?}w^Sf%'*'?'~^^?_ esses win bo eradica- _ <?f*"> >"%?^'*Jk?>.?,"-jLHs= ted -or entirely pre- "^.^n'*^i*iftr'-T iMWi5 vented. If given in a-S^^3aS^?&--?.L.J" ' time, a certain preventive and ?are fox ihn Sog Cholera. PREPARED BY S. A. FOTJTZ ? "BRO., No. HG FRANKLIN STREET BALTIMORE, Ma.,.,-,! . j '' ; FOR SALE BY 7 " DOWIE & MOISE SOUTHERN BMG ROSSE, m. M ??E?TI?f6 STREET, ; OPPOSITE CHARLESTON HOTEI?. March 23 - ? '? I ? : . ' stuthSm? rrnns DELICIOUS TONIO,! ESPECIALLY DESIGNED JL for theUBe of tho "';'. '""'. Medical T^?f?^i?tf^n is now endorsed by all tho prominoat Pliysldans, Chem? ists and Connoisseurs, as possessing all those intrinsic medicinal qualities (tonic and diuretic) which belong to f[ . OLD AND ??TRE GIN. ?V We trust that our established reputation-founded upon eighty-eight years of exp?rience-abundantly vin. dientes our claims to public confidence, and guaran* tees the excellence of this Standard Ar?clo. - Put up In cases containing one dozen bottles each, and sold by all prominent Druggists, Grocers, Ac. ' ' V ?' A. M. BIN TX GER A CO, : [Estabnahe?lt78.1 - ~ 'Sole Importera, .. i?. ; : -. No.J* Beaver street, New York. ?' j . . ..;.,Opl-atoi?*:ia*tl?e Pre??." . . ;Tht> Wf'-iw-'.T'r Trt TP*.v?r ntrect- have ft very high .-r?putation Jo sustain, as the oldest, and best house tn New Yorfc-^ms-Joi??-/.'., - ?'.-"' ' - .?.' !Tho house ot.A. J^;. Pillinger.* Ccu, No. IS Beaver street, has sustained, for s> periodjrfei^tyyyarB. a repu? tation that may-woli Wenvfcd.-^Jv.' TT Evening Pott, :;? MO1R?;;WM .* I 'Cv ?jl; ?-t??'..-': ".JiQtlN;lftEETdNGlIERElEE,v, . Opposite Charleston Hotel. -{ ' ; ?p. . - - y.'^' . :?7Aaa?l-':>r -i ""..:~?..' DOWIE & MOISE, SUCCESSOr TO' KINO' jg CASSTDE'Y. " ' ..: .:. ' ' '? i , " : -NO. 151 MEETD?G 8TRE-ST, ? . - ,-!rThol?^Agtfflts,Clt?dei January 29- ?".... . .tothfl Brno .. : When by the nia df- Da^ JO?rNVXJXE^ EXimB?r-wyri', -aiibp.porn^n^ , The astonishing success which has attended this-In vjdunble medicine for Physical awl Nervous Weakness.' General Dcbmtyand P-wtralian^Losa.Of-Musculer En? ergy, lmm>tency,.or <uvy of to tod^s<TO;ion,.. rilpders. If the most valtiable' ^a?nui?n ever uiscoverca.- - .- . ..'.'.. .?..'l-rs. S^.,rt tit win remove att-newontf rtfoitixin^AHpTim,^,- _. ctomor^iucaMcUy^ ry^coi?Mato?,^thimgljts..of B^'a?sW?cuon?T??rB*^^ affig A^rlt-w?l??a*mr^t*il-^^ ^.tWMen, Ije ht?t?gW % more by "Quack '' Doc guess. A perfect Curo is i?uar-4-teed tn every mstanceT Price ?1, or four bottles to ono address M.. . One bottle ls imf?clenr 4o *ficct> a atueti ia art crdtoary' .C?sea. , j*. --^rf-^Vliri.- ? * - v- -/ " ?", .> - i ALSO. DB, JJOfiSvTl^ PTLXS.' tot th?v V^^i?la^j^e ot GonoilrhrBa/Gh'sii'I?W ttr*lT)lscliargo-oa?^^ tho Kidneys and Bladder. Curos.*lTcctcd in from ono to five days. They afa .preparod from vo?EtaUlo extracts that aro harmlesa on Ilia system, and never nausoato tt? stomath qr ImproanatA. tho lires*. No ohansb oC dis, is necesBary.while using them, nor dooa their action in any aarmrre'intfxJui-owith basinces .purettits. - Price'*!. pKt?kf***,-rf-'*..' ' ".'.".'- Mi ? : EifBet-S? <lio above-mentioned articlo* ieni-fh-aGBfUr any address, citweiy scaled, ana postpaid, by mail o .. exproao on receipt ofprico. Address ??Jl ordors to ,': . .-.-^. BTCBOTat. 8HUTTS A CO., Oiemlsts, .'-'?'. ..W-w'-^Jr- rv. H^WBl^atrs^^H.-f, DRUGS, CHEMIGALS, ETC. DR N. A. PRATT, (SUCCESHOR TU PRATT ,t WILSON BIOTHCRS.) WHOLESALE ?RKil?ST, ANALYTICAL ANO CONSULTING CHEMIST, m. 23 HAY NE STREET, CHARLESTON, S. C., DEALER IN DRUGS, CHEMICALS, PAINTS, GLASS, AND DRUGGISTS' SUNDRIES. Analysis or Ores. Soils. Fertilizers, Ac, made with (Tri aient cure and a-curacy. Chemical advice given in all branches Di thc sriciici-, on moderate leran. Hr. F. OLIN DANN ELLY in connected with the above I houw, anil will bc pleased to Hen bis numerous friends and ftc :-iaintanccK. Htuthtimo March 1?! A Treacherous and Deadly Foe! f PAIX AND NOISES IN THF. HEAL). Dr. Norton's New Remedy FOR CATARRH, AND MOPE OF TREAniENT LS THE ACME OF 1'EKFECTIO N. IT BREAKS #P TBIS TERRIBLE DISEASE AT ITS rountaiu Head, and remove* at once all the wretched symptom* of this loathfoiiio malady, such as Pain in the Temples, Offensive Discharges, Obstruction of thc Wreath? ing Tubes, Repulsive Breath, Snapping Sounds in tte Ears, Absent-Mindcdness, Mental Depression, Dimness ol Vision, Soro Throat, Hacking Cough ; restores tho nonso of Tanto and Smell, and permanently cures the disease tn j all its types, forms and stages, with nusolute certainty. This remedy and mode of treatment, like thc .disease, is peculiar. In oonsints ot" the inhalation of harmless li? quids from tho palm of thc hand. The immediate reuet it affords is alono worth ten tames the cost of the reme? dies. Korton'B Now Pamphlet on Catarrh is out. Informa? tion ncvor before published. Call at our nearest Agency, >r send a sunup for it. Prepared by GERRIT NORTON. No. ll Ann-street, New York. Drs. RAOUL & LYNAH, CITY APOTHECARIES. November 1 tlmtuttmo Agent for Charleston. ?-THE SALE OF THE PLANTATION BIT? TERS is without precedent in the history of tho world. There ls no secret in the matter. They are at on oe the : most speedy, strengthening health-restorer ever dla I covered. It requires but a single trial to understand this. Their purity can always be relied upon. They are composed of the celebrated Coliaaya Bark, Cascarilla Jork, Dandelion, Chamomile Flowers, Lavender Flowers, Wintergreen, Anise, Cloverbuds, Orange-peel, Snake-root, Caraway, Coriander. Burdock, S.-T.~1860--X. &o. They ?re especially recommended to clergymen, pub ?irspeakers, and persons of literary babita and seden? tary life, who require free digestion, a relish for food, and clear mental {acuities. Delicate fomales and weak persons are certain to find In these Bitters what they have so long looked for. They purify, strengthes and invigorate. They create a healthy appetite. They are an antidote to change of water and diet. They overcome effects of dissipation and Ute houri. They strengthen the system and enliven the mind. They prevent miasmatic and intermittent fevers. They purify the breath and acl-Uty of the stomach. They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation. They cure Diarrhea, Cholera anil Cholera Morbus, ITaer core Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache. They ore the best Bitters in the world. They moke the weak man strong, and. are exhausted nature's great restorer. The following startling and emphatic statements can be seen at our office. . Letter of Rev. E. F. CRAKE, Chaplain of the 107th Kev York Regiment: NJKAB Acaula CREEK, March 4th, 1S63. Owingtto the great exposure:and terrible decomposi? tion after the battle of Antietam, r -wss utterly prostrate ed and very sick- My stomach would not retain medi? cine- - An article called Plantation Bitten*, prepared by Dr. BRAHE, of New Tors, was prescribed to give rn? strength and an appetite. To my great surprise* they gaye me Immediate relief. Two bottles almost allowed mo to Join my regiment. * * . * I have since seen them used in many esses, sud am free to nay, for hos? pital er private purposes I know of nothing like them. Bev. E. F. GRANE, Chaplain. Letter from the Bev. N. E. GILDS, St. OlalrsvBle, Pa. fjjconjam? -.-you wore kind enough, on a, former oc? casion, to send me a. hali: dozzen bottles of Plantation Bitters tes $i ?0. My tri?e" having derived so muet? benefit from the use ot these Bitters, I desire . f.r to continue them, and you. will piesse send us bottles more for the money, enclosed. . . . lam, very truly, yo-rs, H. E. GIL"-?. Pastor Oer. Bet Church, BoTiTtf""' Hoses, Srrgguu.rimpEKT'B OFFICE, 1 CrKOrcsAxi, OHIO, Jan. 15th, 1883. j : *?. ? . ..;.?; . '?*. ???? ? ?... ia*i: ' I have given your Plantation Bitters to hundreds ot eur noble soldiers who stop here,-more or leas disabled from varions couses, and. the eflect la marvellous and gratifying. . ? ... .. Such a pr?par?t! cn as this ls I heartily wlau in ??cry family, In every hospital,and at.hand on every battle Held, ' ' Q. W. B. ASDBEVB, Superintendent. DT. W, A, Caans, Surgeon of the Tenth 'Verrnoiit Re? giment, writes:-"I wish, every soldiez , had a bottle of Plantar?an .Bitters, They ore tho moat effective, per. feet, and harmless tonio I ever used."' -: ? . ?., .., i ;*?rU Wn-r^iu^s HOTEL.?' .' WASBIXOTOK, D. C.. May 22d, 1863. ? j .? UEXTLEHSK:-we require another supply of your Plantation Bitters, the popularity o, which daily in creases wita the guests of on house. . - Respectfully. SYKES, CHADWICK A CO. ?rx.fte. " 'ftc ' fte. .' ? Ita' ' Be sure that every bottle bears the facs?mile ot our signature on a steel plate label, with our private stamp '"^I.^-.-ia? DRAKE & CO, ' '.? ? i .: M. . . '.vHo. 202 BROADWAY. H. Y. Bold by all respectable Druggists, Physicians, Grocer 8aJoozu, and country. Hotoladealora. Aprti.ii> ' . '.I'.; j '.'I".'' . thSfaOTg; CHEROKEE C 'tTi??' : Jjf; - OTK ?BEAT i <? ?'.?'-? Vtof^K ?HDIAN MEDICINE, %j$Qi ~M?LH- pures all diseases caused by: ^tl/ST' t t&.jtt ???i-obus?, viz :- opermutor~ Y^WI^?mk- -<i'he<t, -Seminal -Wettinesx; %r3y&^^? Might - ZBiU?iime, Loss of aGgc^HLiB Memory, Universal Lassi ^^^^S^'-t^itiPaiits^Vit-Saele,IAr? J^Sig&^&t^ne** of Vitien, frematura ^^^0^e^old Ade, Weale Kerr es, Z?jfl \^J^^f?P)'?^McntU Breathing, Pale Counte &. fS'xSssieiSSr nance. Insanity, Conmrnp- . v?m^?^ Hon. and. all diseases that fol - low as a sequence of youthful indiscretions. .' ..The.Cherokee Cure will roati.ro health, on4>lsor, ; Stop the emissions, and effect s permanent eura : after au other Medicines havo failed:' TMrty-two> ? paso pamphlet sent In a scaled envelopeyfreo to any i ^Pr?wtZperbotfle, or three -bottles fer $3! . Sold ' '? byaU druggists;, or wIH be sent by erpross to any : portion of th? world, oa rsoelpt of price, by th? tole proprietor, "?? ' . ; I)r/W.~B*;HE?WIH| 37/Watkar 8ti? 5. t ' _ Cherokee A?emedy, i ' "^*"55Si"^~ ' /"'Cures atf' Urin^ Co?-' ' jfL. tep ,3^;'"pla(ntaiVizi'^i^.JjV?afi?? . ] ii Qi JE?U I?. W?'ia'vy?, Retcnlion ~ cf Wk&^SS?ffe ?Wm,- SirU-turiis- of Out ?? -^wtS$a!?Ellly*^ mdaltdlseaa?alhatreqniT? ;. yBBSBa&l'ltP: ^ a diuretic, and when used ia i 11 | -^r ? t conlnnction with the ^ _ ioesnotflrilto oar*(?o?<^^j(?(sf amAaUUur : com Discharges la Mole or. Female, curing rtctnM ettH?tnfrcmmuft?thrt^??y?,^-lt^^ ? Whits* tn Female*. Tho- two medicines used in. conjunction will not foll to remove this disagreeable . eomplaiut, and in those cases wheryothernwdiciiua have been^uaed. without success. ; " xiiff?i?mf??tyB Sottl?, feSTThreo' tMOei,'A ; t?oCatmic*uChtrt?~*Jtamettv,'' - . i-<?e???Vare to. be found in,eU; well regulated drug ' '.. st?re?; anil ore r?eomme?d?a by phyalefansjand : I 'iri^MU iS over ?ie world, tor thelrintrlasio worth . ? 1 asl merit Some unprincipled deaiera, however, ? . try to deceive their customers, by ?oiling cheap ?nd - '* j -w4HMe?<?mp<>anAv-ln order to rnake^money-r- ' in Di? se of these.! .?*.not-deceived. lithe drng ' gish* will not buy"them for yV., wrfib to uajwd w? : : will staad thom- io^ yon by exnrece,'.?SgfiWg*Ss 1 itadftco lremobaeryatiori. - ^?^.^^y^ffJS " j which tho linman iystem ls subject, andWTf-M . JpIoisMl?roeei*tmIand et*prielt?tat^tj*io M . or iren??me??n adores? g .p^phlshfrea to wery iady, an? ?snUewi? h? ti? .. ; ! , iind. iddtesa ali letters for.l^pwobv medfeihea, ?2 i *Srsdrlcti, to toe-?oWpiogrfetor, -. r.r-^s^- .>'?> ^fjf-'' j -~<?*-"Bft'W. KramBWiHia? .V?Jt?r^BwH. "XHJ: DAYEG?,Y?)OT6l?MoEENZ?S, : a^^^^?g^j_ | nn our. ?OL T?OH BUSINESS of Mearr."- B1BSBT, FRJUa "2Esa ft ?LARDK3H, w? win attend to tte oon*?wffC post due tad maturing claim? throughout thsUnOafl .' ateaa^iGonads. , ooMJoaaituiBsa sos ALS. xmrxncx?