The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, June 10, 1869, Image 4
THE DAILY NEWS,
? ' OntheS?? ?horr.
Tim sir it gray. Trill? Ipwyri?g doods of lead
And ?caree a break & brae;
Hen penciled down with rain, and overhead .
With ?liver gleams shot through.
" Upon the rocky share I sit alone ;
The dark green sullen sea
Along th e shore makes a perpetual moan,
| ABO struggles restlessly.
Noiseless aa pic tore? on their wings of white
The distant vessels glide.
By purple inlands valr*d In dreamy light,
Shat suent there abide.
Acroai ta? purple thoth? of sunken reeks
The toppling racers break,
. And suck and toar, and beat with caeselesa shocks,
S Th* uara <Un*? weedy base.
Heaved by the lifting swell, the long green nag
Of sea-weed fl ats and falls,
. And down meir shelf the raking pebbles drag,
. . as back tba surf-wa ve crawls.
FOREIGN ITEMS.
' -Fancy drinks are called in Paris "grog
Jjnarioain."
i -General Moltke said, the other day, he was
afraid there would be a terrible war in Europe
n it fail.
-Baron Anselm de Rothschild has given
! two hundred thousand florins for the erection
?fa ho-ni'?i in Vienna lor the Jews, to contain
- j>? hundred bede.
-1 ne ix-i ii a gossips pretend to bo scandal
iz3lby the liaison between a handsome oap- ;
-^jiln of the Boyal Braecona and a good-looking
, widow from Savannah.
-Ihe Bishop of Oxford, some timo since,
made the remark that it would have been a J
blessed ttiDg for thousands of people in Eng?
land to have been born in Calcutta, for then
abey would have had some chanco of being
brought within the means ot grace, whereas
In England, they were entirely neglected.
-The Emperor of the French recently ex?
pressed himself in favor of women being en?
franchised. He remarked be bad in France
mora women on his side than men. Perhaps
he thinks, too, that tbe woman's rights agita?
tion w ill split the Opposition into varions fac?
tions, andi thereby strengthen the government
aide.
-The expenses of the trip of tho Empress
i Eugenie tb the Holy Land and Egypt are esti?
mated at $2,400,000 francs. The Emparer, jus I
. .?sid, WM at first greatly startle 1 hjpin estv
' bi tant bill, which, owing to the depleted con* |
dition of the Imperial treasury, he could ill
afford to pay; but the Empress did not tire of j
' urging him to consent to the journey, and, as
usual, he finally gave way. The Empress will
be conveyed bj the Beine Hortense from alar
'? settles to Corsica, and thence to Alexandria.
; " -A candidate for the French Corps Legis?
t latlff goes, during the late campaign,toaship
t builder's Tard, where he chats mt h the work?
men and effers them coffee, ftc., which they
- are glad to accept. When it is .time for leav
t ag them he pays the bill (a hundred onus of I
coffee and thousands of drinks,) and says to
- them, "Well boys, now that we know one
another, I hope a ll of you will vote for me."
"We should tike to do SO, sir," replied one of
* tbs workmen, "but we onght to tell you that]
all of Us here ar? Belgian e."
ji'^VtQsear Commettant, tho feuilletonist of the
OParis Si?cle, says be overheard tbe other day
:^he fellowing conversation between two dis-.
: tingaJahed young diplomats, A very tall and
dry gentleman, a sort of Don Quixote in mod
1 ern costosas; suddenly enters the room. "Ob,
, look at that fellow ; what a ridiculous head he
J ~bsagot P exclaimed one of the young men.
"Why. that is my father;' replies the other.
"You do not say-that ia your father ? Well.
r then, if you should eeo my Eather, i could tell
you you would find bim look a thousand times
"more ridiculous." "Ah, bab, yon astonish
J????!fik *' !8J*e Marjj truth ? Where- |
upon these two excellent sons and rising dip?
lomats cordially shook hands amid loud j
"laughtor, sad parted company.
-The French Atlantic Cable, lt? reported,
' is new completed, and the fleet of vessels ?n
gaged to lay it will Bail on Juno 20th. lbs
main portion of the cable, 2752 miles in length,
is placed on board the Great Eastern, which
Teasel will atart about five and a ha if miles from
Brest, picking up the heavy shore ends. The
?thor vessels are the Fcanderia, of lbOO tons,
?ad me Chiltern, both being fitted up with
. ajrappeng inns, buoys, and mobing up ma?
chin ory, and carrying the sections intended to
l>e laid between the Island of St Pierre to the
?wast of tbs United States, a distance of 600
Tnflea. The depth at which the cable will Be
between Brest and St. Pierre is not yet ac?
curately known, bot will be fully ascertained
' before tbs expedition starts.. From St. Pierre
to the United States the whole distance has
"boen sounded, and tbe cable will lio in shallow
water, the greatest depth being three hundred
and sixty fathoms. The Great Eastern, it is
; -expected, wiri oocrrpy eighteen dava inlaying
tbs deep sea cable, and when this is effected,
tbesnooessof the work will bo considered ss
.certain.
-That charming French lady, Madame
"Olympe Audouard, who lectured in Kew York
in her native language with such sue ces a last
autumn, has made a great impression upon
the people of Boa thom France, and especially
of Marseilles, by some recent lectures which
...she baa.deli vex ed there noon the United States.
As tbs Phare de ilaraeille reports : "She de?
scribes, with tbs enthusiasm of conviction, all
-the-attractions of that distant country where
nature is prodigal ot har gifts and tbe unman
mind is enfranchised from all ancient pre j adi?
fesa/' To aar appeal m favor of emigration to
America, soma five hundred workmen are said
to bare responded. In their organization ore
included skilled mechanics of almost every
trade. At the head of the enterprise is a Mr.
Pannus, and every person i% required to fur
. nish satisfactory proof of character and capa
city before being admitted to join in it. The
design is to found a French city it some suita?
ble point in the Weet; and should the first
comers be but moderately fortunate, we are
assured that their numbers will soon be great?
ly enlarged by additions from France.
Piara FaemoKB.-A Paris correspondent
says:
The Empress appeared at a late ball at the
Tutieries with her beautiful bloude hair
smoothed plain over the head, and rolled
around in two heavy plaHe fastened with dia?
mond pms. Her Majesty being generally the
"tjiaas or fasuion," we hope that the reign or
dishevelled locks is on the wane, and that tho
cia-a io coiffure of bands and plaits may once
more grace the heads of the fair Bex.
The -a-ta tor disorder is not alone reserved
for the head-dress, but extends its seen io to
thereat of the toilet. Uresses, petticeais
basques, shawls, mantles, are puckered and
tucked up into festoons and draperies; not long,
sweeping, graceful draperies, but a succession
of short F- ku i s. short basque*, flounced and
lorbe.owed with ribbons and long ends. The
bright Diva, La Patti, wore at a concert a few
evenings since, a costume which will give a
trae idea of the eccentricities of the modes.
There is firnt a long skirt of pale blue silk; a
second shorter, of pin?; and white striped silk;
a third of gray crape, a fourth of puffe of white
tube, a h?ib cf white silk; the corsage of white
silk has blue ribbon ruches, and aronui ihe
waist t he. e is a w.de blue ribbon sash. Square
caenmere suawls are fastened no in festoons
with ribbon. Blaok lace points and shawls are
treal eu in the same unceremonious manner.
' Ch? ne crape of all colors forms a fi vori ?o mate- |
rial tot Ol esees, but only for short costumes,
as a noli silk underskirt ot petticoat is neces?
sary to oupport and Bet off tho crape For hilf
- toilet pisiu odored cashmere, generally black,
JOT mantelets aud pelerines, is preferred to mik.
Jet ornamenta ?re discarded and replaced by
jibbon ruches and fringe*.
Bxpsxts.
NEW TOBE-Pe* steam*hip fara* o?aa-395 bale?
TjpltDd Cotton, ?9 tierce? Bice. 89 balee Yarn, ia
bondie? Paper, 12 casks Clay, 38 jack?K?* Min?
drie*, 341? Ebie Potatoes, 1242 boxee Vegetables.
BALTI MOKE- Per steamship Fea O oil-108 tleroee
Bice. 446 bales Upland Cotton. 271 tble Bosin.
27 balea DomeaUca 89 bales Baas, 4 bales B ides,
226 boxes and 365 bble Vegetables, 20 pacaages
ETUI dries.
Charleston Cotton tad Ktce Barkel.
OFF10B OF THE CHABXB8TON DAILY NBWB, j
CHARLESTON. Wednesday Evening. June 9. i
. CorroN.-The Inquiry for this article ?aa moder?
ate, price? being without alteration, but purchasers
could only operate to the most limited extent for
want of stock. Sales only 61 balee, T??: 2 at 28; 4 at
38J?; 23 at 29; 12 at 29>i; 10 at COc We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to Bood ordinary.27 @28>i
Low rblddling..99 @
Middling..29X@30
By New York classification we quote;
Addling, nominally..30 V@
Bi cac-The market lor thia grain was quiet but un?
altered. Sales 84 tierces of olean Carolina; say 10
tierces at 7*' ; 6 at 1% ; 18 at 7J?. We quote common
to fair clean Carolina at 7?74,; good 7%d8c.
Marketa by Telegraph..
FOREIGN MARKETS.
LONDON, June 9-Noon. -Consols 92%. Bonds
80*. *
Evening.-Sugar afloat easier at 28s 9d to 29?.
Turpentine 38a 9d. Bonds W%.
LIVERPOOL, June 9-Nevon.-Cotton quiet; up?
lands UXd; Orleans 12d. Sales 10,000 bales. Bom?
bay shipments to tie 4th ere 80,000bales. Bread
cttiffa quiet.
Afternoon .-com 27s y j. Lard 71s.
Evening.-Cotton quiet; uplands ll It'd; Orleans
12d; sales 10 000 ba'es. r
HAYER, June 9 -Cotton opens quiet and steady.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YORE, June 9-Noon.-Stocka feve ish and
unsettled. Mosey steady at 7. Sterling 9% Gold
33V- Cotton quiet and firm at 81c. Turpentine
drooping ut 41 Vc Bosin declining; strained $3 30
Evening.-Cotton firmer and active; sales 57fl0
balea; middlings 31V- Flour favors buyers, with a
moderate demand; superflue $4 12Ka6 20; common
to fair extra Southern $6 SO as t>0. Wheat lc better
and in good export ard moderate home demand.
Corn la2c better and in good home and moderate
export demand ; new white Southern 98- Pork ac?
tive at ?317-?- Lard steady. Whiskey quiet at 98
Groceries quiet and firm. Mo - t naval stores heavy.
Turpentine 44Ka45. Bosin $2 25a8 60. Freights
duB. Governments closed steady. '62's22# Sor th?
orns heavy. Money tight at 7 najp centra ?b ast
ceptio^^ComeaiseJan j?. ^erling?JWV1C%.
o Jm- iV ^fMtn^L?s *Sk and #nv % ?
BALTIMOBX, Jnae 9 -Cotton SI. Flour % to %
lower. Wheat weak, but prices unchanged. Corn
Brm and higher; white 90 to 92; yellow 85 to 87
Pork Atm. Bacon active at 14\: hams 20 to 21.
Whiskey flat at 81. Virginia's, ex-interest, 48>?;
CINCINNATI, June 9.-Whiskey unsettled and held
at 94 with no sales. Mess pork advanced to 33 with
a moderate demand. Ba co a shoulders 14; aides 17 ^
to nX; barns 18J?.
fr T Loom, JUDO 9.-Whiskey firmer at 94c. Bork
armer at $32V- Bacon fir uer; shou'de.s, 13%?
14; aides, 18al8^c Lard, 18 Vc
' LouiKvtLLK. June9.-Provisions advancing. Me-'S
pork, $32. shoulders, ll; dear tides, 17.Kcl8;.hams,
19:. Lard. 19c.
WrutovaTOM. June 9.-Turpeatine steady at
40. Bosin quiet at SI 7GaS3 60. Crude turpentine
lower at 81 65a$3 70. Tar unchanged.
AUGUSTA, June 9.-Cotton dull. Fa!es 130 bales;
receipts 33 bales. Middlings 23c.
BA VANS AH, June 9.-Cotton quiet but very firm.
Middlings 29c. Sale? 125 bales ; receipt s o 54.
MOBILE, June 9.-Cotton quiet; sales SOO boles;
low mlddbng 27 V ; receipts 130; exports 4087.
NEWOBXXINS. June 9.-Cotton Vc better; mid
dungs 293 29 V ; eales 1300 balts; receipt? 137; exports
10O. Gold 38V- Sterling E1V- New York sight
exchange .Va.v discount. Sogar nominal ; common
9V?io.V; fine I8ai4>?. Moiseses unchanged.
Havana Weekly Markets
BATANA. June 6.-The following la the cloping
report of the markets tor tho week ending yestei day; :
SUGAR-Stock in warehouse at Havana and Ma?
tanzas 309.000 boxe?. 21,000 bbds. ; exports of the
week from Havana and Matansts to foreign por a,
41,000 boxes, 2060 bb de.; to the Un ted fe tates, 7000
boxes. AH qualities sl'ghtly declined ; market
closed quiet and non mal at 8Va^V reals for No*.
10 tol2, and OtfalOV real? for Nos. 15 to2>, Dutch
Standard, per arroba. Molasses sugar buoyant at
6>?a7?? reals; fair to good refining muscovjdoes
dull at 9V'a9 reals per arroba.
MOLASSES aedv? ; clayed at Ga6V reala; mus?
covado or common 6,Va7V reals per xeg. iiousy
steady at 4Vi AV reals per g. Hon.
Box abooks declining ; closed 9al0 reals. Bom?
bead shook?-market snoplicd ; quoted at 62 12V;
empty hogsheads In ?to ?and at *3J3 25.
Freights ste . dy at last quota'icns.
N?aliville Cotton Market.'^
NASHVILLE, June 6-Carron-Market strong
and attn advancing We quote: Ordin?r? 24 j? eta;
good oid.nrry 26a26; low middling 26 v*27.
XASHVTLLE COTTON ETATfcMXNT.
Stock on hind september 1,1868.60
Receive to-day. 309
Be eel ved previously.50,280-50,489
Total. 60,649
Shipped today. 97
Shipped previously.48,833-48 930
Stock on hand....1,619
Macon Market.
MACON, June 7.-?'OXTON- lhere bas bees a
good demand tb? pact week, and prices have ad?
vanced from 25J?c-the quotation ror mlddlinc at
the close of eur last weekly review-to 27 Vc, the
figure at which the market closed to-dav. From our
exhibit below, lt will be seen that the stock in this
a ark et is now verj small ihe receto? to-day
amount to 33 bale*; shipments ?6 bales; aa'es io
bale?. The receipt a nave b-en very light this week,
summing np only 130 bales; shipments 556 boles;
sales S14 hale?.
MACON COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock Septem Der 1st,1868. 1.336
Received this week. 130
Received previously. 57,893-68 038
Total. 69,354
Shipped thia week. 556
Shipped previously. 57,973-58.639
Stork on hand. 836
JBarinr tos.
.Port ot Charleston. June IO.
FORT CJkAuKNT>AA<.
FHA ES OP THE MOON.
Last Quarter, 2d, 2 hours. 1 minute, morning.
New Moon. 9tb, 10 boura, 43 minutes, evenlug.
First Quarter. 16th. 9 hours. 0 minutes, evening.
Full Moon. 23d, 8 boure 19 minutes morning.
7 Monday. 4..63
8 Tuesday.... 4..CU
9 Wednesday.! 4..53
10 Tnursday... 4..62
11 Friday..... 4..52
12 Sitnrduy... 4..62
18 <4>inri?v.1 4. 62
4
7.. 5
7.. 6
7.. 6
7.. 6
7.. 7
7.. 7
3..18
3..56
sets
7. .40
8. .88
9. .32
10..20
6..47
6..31
7..18
?.. 4
8..49
9.37
10..37
Arrived Yesterday.
Fchc B N Hawkins, Wyatt, Boston 10 days. Md?e.
Io Wm Roach & Co. li Paul & Co, J Heines, Adams,
Damon & Co. E It Co* i- erin wait. 1) A ?ile? x, J E
Adger & Co 5 C B B Agent, R Whi'e, P P T?ale R
T Lan vi Ho, J Burkamp fi . O, J TbOm-03 & O. EF
Chapeau, O Voigt, W B Wells, M Drake, ii yo d
-icith A on W J Walch, U O'Neill, G H G?dden,
Ruff & Do wie. Greeter At mi th. O D Ahrens At Co,
I Luhrs, P > Guii.emio. Niemann & B >rg.-r, Klines,
VVirkeuLerg ft Co. H Gerdts ft < o, BPeldmunnft
Co, Uart fi Cn, R White. L b cordroy fi Co, Sulphu
ric Acid Company, ano Order.
fr chi- s B Franklin, Mull Gardiner, Me, 10 days
Ice. To A Gase k Jo.
Per steamer Pilot Boy, from * a van nah v a Beau
h rt and Bilton Head. 50 bali s Upland Cotton 69
Qblfi Potatoes, 42 bola Flour, and Sundries. To Jno
ferguson. U A lrcoholmA- son, U if Baker & Co. \V
M Hird & Co, stenhouse k Co. li throoka, fraser k
DUI, Moffett k Wh?rton, Hopkins, McPborsoi. fi Co,
I E Adger fi Co, James Adger, southern Express
"ompany, KJiucI;, Wickenbe g fi Co, and i r Eave
Del.
Steamer Marion, Foster, Sanlee. 660 bbls Naval
?tores, .?bingles Lumber, and >undries. To John
Ferguson, John M rsbull. Kini-mau A Howell, Gali?
bi d fi Mlnott, Goldsmith fi Sou. WO Bee s Oo, and
Drde>-.
fechr Ann 3 Deas, irom Weet Point Mill. 130 tes
Bice To O T Lowndes, W C Bee fi CO, lt.jston ft
[finniss
CT? a red Yesterday.
Steamship Saragossa, By der, New lark-Bavenel ft
Co.
neimen lp Sea Gull, Dutton, Baltimore-Courteaay
ft Trenho.m.
sailed Yesterday,
iteamsbip Saragneaa, tu der, New York,
teamship Sea Guli,Dutton. Baltimore.
lr I ai k Dalkeith. Anderdon, Liverpool,
cor J M Bi bards. Irving, Bucfcsvtlle, S C.
Krona this Paru
trig S P Browne, Eeene, Ntw York, June 6.
Cleared tor this Fort.
Brig Jos'e A De vere ?ax, Clark, at Philadelphia,
jone 6.
Sntpnews by Telegraph.
Ni? YOES,' June 9.-arrived the Germania, Pal
myra, Columbia, Henry Chauncey and Bremen.
WHJOKOTOK, June 9.-Sailed, Pioneer, for Phil?
adelphia. .
SAVAIOULB. June 9.-Arrived, steamer Eltheroe,
from New York; s ch rs Carne M Bich, from Bock
land, and Savannah, from Baltimore. ?
Bailed, Bodella Bleu, for Baltimore; Isabel for Ca?
rlen.
' LIST OF VKSSKLS
OP, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR i BIS POJiT.
FOREIGN
uiaaroua.
The Hannah Lizzie, Ferguson, cleared.May 20
The Chiton, Williams, sailed.April 10
Ihe ninnie, Robertson, sailed.May ia
DOMS8TIO
BOSTON.
fichr Frank Palmer, Latham, cleared.........May 81
Sehr Anna E Glover, Ten y, cleared.May 18
nw TOES.
Sctir tilly, Hughes, cleared.June 6
Sehr M B Taber. Aldrich, cleared.Jone S
Sehr Margaret k Lucy, Bay, up.June 4
bear Rockingham, Nlckereon. up.Jane 4
PHILADELPHIA.
Brig Josie A Devereux, Clark, cleared.June 6
BALTIMORE.
Sehr Kettie Richardson. Davis, up.May 28
I onsi?neea per sonni (molina Railroad
Jane 9.
813 bales Cotton, 85 bales Domestics, 30 packages
Bacon and tard. To Railroad Agent, Graeser k
Smith, Clagbxrn, Herring & Co, Go dsniith k son.
B O'Neill, ti W Steffens. E J WISP. Frost k Adger,
Kirkpatrick & Witte. J B E Sloan, Pelzer, Rodgers k
Co. Johnston, Crews st Co, j-hackelford k Kelly, O H
Walter k Co.
Consignees per Northeastern Railroad
Jane 9.
6 bales Cotton, 60 bushels Bough Bire, 437 bbls
Naval Stores, cars Lumber, Stock, Phosphates, ste.
To Seeder k Davis, J W Barden, J Marshal). Jr,
Kins man k Bowell. 8 D Stoney, Wogener k Mon .
sees, Or T s thompson. Moll, Webb 3 Co. Adams,
Damon ft Co. M gs P Wrellen. Frost k Adame, Mof
ffett 6 Whartoj, and Biilroad A^ent
Passengers.
Per steamahip Saragossa, tor New York-Mrs B
Bequest, F Brown, 8 M I ookp, Miss Cecile Kearney,
A 1> Bicker. E P Bicker, B S tender and lady. Miss 8
A Plummer, C E Wai-hburne, J A Griswold, M
O'Brien. Mrs O'Brien, and five steerage.
Fer steamship Sea Gull, for Ballimore-Cant D
N Ingrsham and family, M J Gannon, Miss Trent,
Mrs snowden, Mrs Lt Smith and son, Mr and Mrs
Cohen, and three deck
Per steamer Pilot Boy, from Savannah via Beau,
fort and Hilton Head- 1' T Croning. Mrs Phillips
and daughier, Miss Hayes, W 8 Basti-', W H Ander?
son, P P Toxle, McD Coben, P Meiteler. P Vt antone,
H Jackson. D Callahan. R 0 Starr, U D Minor, Mrs
L Ch eves and daughter, a Stanard, JB Boseman.JD
French, Hiss Se j Te, Miss Rollinson, J Heriot, Miss
Dailey, M its Qlbbes. D A Jennings. W B Bey ward.
Jr, Wm Hume, Jr, Mrs McCa?e and daughter, A O
Jones, 41 HanckeL J Apple, L B Betd, and 23 on
deck.
grnfltS (EiKWMHi (gtr.
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. THE BEPUTATJOI?
' this excellent medicine en
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_ rate cases of Scroiulcu?
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Scrofulous poison is one of the most destructive
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Rut long continued us? of this medicine will curs
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Dr. J. C. AT BR ?St Cu., Lowell, Mass .
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
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Charleston, South Carolina,
And by B?tail Druggists everywhere.
Mar<s> 25 nan tbstoSnios
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I ? Y THEM!
AW AH Druggists in CHARLESTON sell them.
?"COSTAR'S"
STANDARD PREPARATIONS
ABS
"Cottar's" Kat, Itoacn, ?fcc External's.
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TJMlBrsPKOPHYLACTIC Fi.l'IU,
Letter fro* Bon. Alex. H. StepKtns, oj Giorgia.
CRAWFORD KV ILLE, Ga , September 29.1868.
Darb j'a Prop by lac tic Fluid is an article of little
COPt, but great value. Its domestic as well aa medi
anal naas aro 'numerous, wbile ila specialties are
moat wonderful I nave not been without lt for
ten years, and no bead of a family who can afford
to have it should be without it.
ALEX H. STEPHENS.
THE WONDERFUL, FAMILY MEDI.
OINK.
Letter from the Surgeon-Qrnrral of th: tatt Confeder?
ate States.
RICHMOND, Va., January 14, 1869.
JOHN DARBT k Co., No. ld William-street, New
York:
Gmtlew\-ii- I have received your letter of thc 15th
of December, 1866, calline my attention to your
(Darby's Prophylactic) Fluid.
I most cheer i elly state that the Fluid was inrnish
ed to, and extensively u'ted by, the surgeons in
charge of general hospitals in tbe Confed?rale ser?
vice with great benefit to the patients-all the sur
geor e making a favorable report-a great deal of it
was used io tne hospitals.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
SAM'L PREsTON MOORE, M. D,
TUB A STO A IS M IK (i
DISINFECTANT.
EMORT COLLEGE, OXFORD. GA., December 28, 18C8.
Prof. DARBT. Dear Sir- da".<! not bren en?
gaged for many years in tbe auwa duties of the
Medical profession. I am only superficially acquaint?
ed with tbe cla'ms ef your Prophylactic Fluid, but
am well acquainted with its chemical elements
While, tbcrciore, 1 cannot speak experimentally of
the value of tbo compound, yet the disinfecting and
therapeutic properties ot thc agent* employed in ito
composition, together with the well known reputa?
tion of ita discoverer, OB a cuetnist, authorizo me to
regard its merit: as of a high order; ou the wbolo it
must be considered as a valuable coutrioution to the
class of articles to which it belcngs.
These v,nws, I may add, are ms tamed by the testi?
mony or many c mpetent judges, who Lave tested
its propertice. " Believe me, dear sir.
Yours, respectfully,
A. MBA NB, M. D" LL. D.
CURES BURNS. WOUNDS, STINGS, die.
ALABAMA INSANE HOSPITAL, )
TUSCALOOSA. December 22 1868. J i
Me?HR. JOHN DABBT k Co., No. 160 Wlilkm-etrect,
New York:
Gentlemen-1 received your eireilax3 of tbo 1'th j
Instant, asking an expression or opinion from meas
to tbe merits of your Prophylactic Flu d. J he pre?
paration bas boca BJ g.-neraJly used by tho proies- .
sion and public at lone, and so universally esteem?
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m eada ti on.
As a di.-iufectant and reme.lial agent too. when In?
dicate d, it is not excell> d bi any similar preparation.
Weuse permeangonio prepa>aiions very exteusivcly i
in this h sp-tal, and cou d not do without them. 1
consider you-s Lae best and most elegant pteparo
tion ot tho kind manufactured. ,
lVcfipectluliy yours, Ac,
P. BRICE, M. D.,
Sup't and Physician Alabama insane Hospital,
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JUSTING ACCOUNTS of Merchants and others, 1
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DH. 0. S. PROPfllTT'S
FAMILY MEDICINES
CONSISTING OF HIS CELEBRATED
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ANODYNE PAIN KILL IT,
ANTI-BILIOUS PILLS, AGUE PILLS,
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AND
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TOE EXCELLENT REMEDIES OF O. 8. PRO
PHTTT, M. V., need no recommendation
their well known power in removing the diseases pe.
collar to our Southern climate having already estab?
lished for them an ei viable reputation m Georgia
and the adjoining .-tates. As the majority of persons
living in the Routh are predispo-ed tc dl?ease of the
Liver, it is granted by all intelligent physicians that
most of the pains and aches of our people are due
to orguilc or lunctional derangement of that impor?
tant organ. Prophitt's Liver Medicine and Anti
Bilious Pills Btnke directly at the root of the evil.
Thev cure the Liver, which in nine cases out of en,
ls at the bottom of the Coughs, Dyspepsia, Coltc,
Sick Headache, Rheumatism, Constipation, Men?
strual Obstructions, ftc, so common among our
people. Euracho, Toothache, Acute Rheumatism,
Neuralgia and bodily pains of every kind fl> e before
PIIUPHITT'S PAIN KILL IT
like chaff before the wind.
PROPHITT'S L1VEK MEDICI* E.
Dr, l'mphiU- Bavins u cd ibis medicine suffi?
ciently lon? to text its virtue, i nd to satisfy my own
mind (bat it ls an invaluable remedy lor Dyspepsia
-a disease from which the writer has suffered much
for six years-and being persuaded that hundreds
who now suffer from this annoying complaint would
be signally benefitted, as he has been, by its use, so
deem it a duty we owe to this unfortunate class to
recommend to them the use of this remedy, which
has given-not only himself but several members of
his family the greatest relief.
M. W. ARNOLD.
Of the Georgia Conference.
DOOLY COUNTY, GA , April, 1867.
Thia ls to certify that I was confined to ibe house,
and most of the tice to my bed, and suffering the
greatest agony imaginable with Rheumatism, for
I five months, and alter trying every available reme?
dy, with no relief, I was cured with two bottles of
Dr. O. 8. Prophlti's Anodyne Pam Elli It, each cost?
ing fifty cents only; it rebe red me almost instantly.
I thorelore recommend it in the highest degree to
others suffering from similar dise i se. I can say
that it ls one of the best family medicine* now out,
certain. Yours truly, W. A. FOREHAND.
COVINGTON, GA., July 9, 1867.
Dr. Propnii -Having used your Liver Medicine
for more than a year in my family, I cbeermliy re?
commend it to all persons suffering from Liver af?
fections. Dyspepsia or Indigestion in any form. I
also recommend your Dysentery Cordial as the :<est
remedy lor that disease. 0. T. B'jQER?.
t-TANTOIir.VILLE, PUTNAM COUNTY, Ort I, 1807.
Dr. O. S. I'rophitt-Dcu Sir-Ihii is to certify
that I have used your Atrue Pills for ibe lost ten
yo rs. and 1 have never failed io cure .he Ague in a
siegle instance with them. They a? ff cys break the
cbids the first day that they are niven. 1 can recom?
mend them as beiua tho ?cst aguo medicine that 1
have . ver found, and they leave no bod effects follow?
ing tbem, aa Quinine. Ac.
Yours respectlully. A. WESTBBOOE.
PUTNAM COUNTY. GA. Fentember 32, lsGs.
Di. O. S. Prophitt-^v-l have used for the last
two years in my family von- Liver Medirme, your
Pain Kill It, and your Female Tor. ic, and I have no
feats lu saying that they arc tbe bast medicines I have
o? cr used for the Liver an t Ftomurh Neun g e and
Rheumatic afflictions, Headache, Colic, and pains ot
every kind ure subdued by them. Alter using tbe
medicines solong, 1 cheerfully recommend them to
any at.d every one, and io all ? hat are afflicted, as the
best and safest remedies for all the diseases for
which (hey are recommended, ie.
Yours respectlully, JAMBS WRIGHT.
JJR. PROPHITT'S FEMALE TONIC.
This Medicine, with its associates, ls a safe and
certain remooy tor all curable diseases to which Fe?
males alone are Kable. Tt is also an exzellent pre?
ventative of Nervous Blieonees, or Nervous Dis?
eases in eitner male or lea ate It is a powerful Ner?
vine Tonic, setting up a full and lree cumulation
throughout the ST? em.
all of the above Medicines sold by Druggists and
Merchants generally .hronghout the -outhweat.
ED. 8. BURNHAM,
Wholesale and Retail Agent,
No. 431 King-street, (near Calhoun,)
Charleston, S. C.
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