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JHE DAILY NEWS. The Modern 1 urpina. "We find the following clever verses in tho ?TJornic Monthly : A gentleman turned Turpin once Kiel ed np a taw an" bobbery, By rid mc on Drown Beca to do Some blt- of highway roDbery, for whicb 'bey caught and brought b.m rn, Wi tn ca ige .tape and grand cuffs, Put letters on bis limb-, and on Bia wi lats a pair of handcuffs, Convicted bim of felony Along-wjgged Judge harangued him And quite regardless ol Ms woe. Tbey took him ont and hanged him. Ob, Hick Turpin 1 Unhappy Bk hard Turpin ! Bid Turpin lived In modern days He then had lound a nigh way To win a compel ene*, without Beeor?n? to the highway; And If he were a lively russ. And ono to turn a penny flt. A fnma cc and a rolling-mill Erected to bis benefit; Stolen his Utile cent per cent. Without the least objection; And white be plundered rgbt and left, Miscalled the thing- rretection. Oh, Dick Turpin ! That stupid Bichard Tun in I And tn ?->.>tker thins, beside. Xhe ?retched '?Tup?n bland ?red He merely robbed the men of wealth, . Xne poarhe aeverplnudeied; But these ara more expert than be, The* are the poor man's spoilers. And make their chiefest profits from The pockets of the toilers. To load tue rich man's luxuries With tax will not content 'em On iron, salt and cloth they lay Their tea Ties t per centum. Oh, Dick Turpin I Ton auTy Bichard Turpin f At bed or board, ia boure or (freer, Wherever we may turn us. We lind these robberies of the mill, These Turpins ol the furn? ce. On stalwart m a and wemen weah They lay their barden* heavy ; On a 1 we eat or drink, or wear, A contribution levy. They think to all this grin drug, we Have grown by cu at om callous ; Bo 1 orpin thought, the ?eekbefore B* swusg upon abe gallows. Oh IDi?ki orpin t Mistaken Richard Turpin I . Tosses RIK GOLD. _J [ OSE OF SOCIETY'S \QVEEXS, *>ne Former Urn. Ooaatrla)f--?Tlie Belle of Waaklsglon" in tho Past-A ?01 snpse of Mer now. :t . - ~ -tho Washington correspondent of the Cin ??-'rinaii Comme oial writes : *' A beaut un 1 woman is a beautiful memory. ?Let her bery herself in A nunnery, and we will rwoeerp about hex till she ie dead, it we can only '??teh A glimpse trf her rap and veil through .tho gratin r. > S it tin pr the ether night in the theatre, there was pointed ont to me for the .?rat time the once famous and fashionable Adele Douglas, the woman about whose beau? ties and grace? the young ladies of every city ta the conn rv heard aLd talked; around whom, "Int yeaia aga ponte society here circled like an eddy. Aa I looked toward the seat indicat 3 ed by a friend, 1 saw a woman dressed in plain Mack, with a Beman matron cast of face and j Dead, stiB fine and graceful-looking, with the -full ten vears upon her celebrated beauty, and . 'ag )t only as a faded ribbon calls np a i romance or a by-gone lashion. Nob more than the ordinary, she sat there fi looking not beyond the face of her nd far the looks sod smiles that in the j ? made her eye? tho centra of every aa Tho contrast of the picture with the one in memory recalled her romaneo-as real j ~ vivid a one M the best ont of George .Your hatty reader a of twenty-five remember tte name of her family well enough, lt waa flat of Outs, an old Southern stock here, that by Ute rute gad graoe of chivalry waa acoo noted srood, though oatie of its members ever grew to much wealth or prominence, and Adele's father held tor his life-time nothing more than ft BBjBjB^ota^bis Positionen a government depart jaaent here. Her mother's family was poor, and ran back for a generation or two in the dis? trict. So Ute daughter's fortune, aa the Span Jak say, waa the dower of beauty, and not much baa idee. But this she improved with grace and manners and a tolerable education . at the Ca tholio Seminary in Georgetown, and. carno ont upon eocufcy here a commanding ?omt?y-aired, etwemexmg belie-the rarest thing that ever happer t to girls born in Wash? ington. She attired a. J ear or two as she waa. Then, when heart? enough had melted, and knee? had gone down- like stubble before her frtaAehneeB, the elegant and powerful Douglas bent too, and she lifted him up with her hand. Tba "Little Giant" was the pet and the Hon of theSeoate, a prince m wealth and power, and abe was of blood royal by the gift of beauty. , It was a coalition that Washington ''High Xife" could not resist ; so. Adele Cutts became tho elegant Mis. Douglas, i he Douglas, the ? ? ojooan r?gnante of society, the glass of fashion IL to which the polite world looked for ita man? ners. Douglas and BxeoMnridge, who qa ar ?Masa during, their last days in the Senate, were Damon and Pythias then, and built side by side' for their1 r?sidences tba splendid " TOW of buildings tn t bis city, since more fa? mous for the residence of Grant, and now of Sherman. Mrs. Douglas gave her receptions there. To be admitted to them was to be in Company; to be secluded was not to be known. A waive of ber dainty fin in those, days might 1 . have condemned you from the ton as effectu? ally aa the patrician. Ro nan ladies turned . the gladiator to death by their thumba. The ran of "Douglas Bow" made no pr?tentions wisdom or brilliancy, but senators and for* i ?ign ministers have sea-cely found since in the gay capital a reception room so graceful and ; KtraonvA as hers. 8he received every bady there, and never a breath of scandal blew over her fair repa ta lion. She was enviable. Wheo J she lay eiok io her luxurious home, the town '. ww m commotion as over a stn ck en empresa, and Franklin Bow, the capital and bot?is, vied with each other m wending condolences and kind inquiries for her health. She wat not lase the centre of society in her Wea tern Borne. Everybody gave hor recep? tion* when Bbe came to Chicago, Douglas' j _ Bride. _ fioaio ono has described her. to me BtandiDg, one of the first nights, among the Jad?es of the dressing room, a head taller than ..any o thar, nonchalantly di awing on ber kids, preparatory to the parlors, neg inafnufisenoe admired by ap. Her fine taste modulated every thmg. * Prom a pow giri ' stan went into erijoy ment of I fe* doh eeiktofB wealth step by step-nothing sudden or bigarre.. Ail thia was a ronaan? episode of fi ve years. Thoo ehe be - ?am? the widow of. Douglas, m proper mourn? ing, with tbe episode behind her. But widow hood, De La Barn? tells ns, ia the beet cos? metic, and she emerged, two or three years i ?ter from ber weeds, upon the ann of ber se? cond choice of husband, a quiet, soldierly gen* " ifoman, from a quiet department burean here fa Washington, arid 8 to le off with him and ber .heart; they say-into a quiet, beautiful home, I . sud we catch glimpses of her now a days faintly and rarely. Herb?me is an elegant one, petite and cosy, - a gift of Douglas to her mother, and not far j ?way frota the pj lanai one shu enters so often, Jong yam ago, with her more lordly, but, per- j haps, not more loved tom pa o ion. ? Passing it sometimes in the evenir g, yon catch the glun mei of soft lamps throuen closely drawn cur? tains. We w ll Lot tear them aside, though ihey eav that behind them are beautiful chil- ' .tren pJaymg. sud more happiness than ever the stately, courted Mrs. Douglas knew. < ?-The government paper mill, jn Pennsyl wania, h?a through tbe government agent stationed at the mm, transmitted the first ?ot ?if the new ard improved paper to tho Ameri? can and ISational Bank Note Company New Tor k city. There this pa pei will reoei v? ? por? tion ol the impressions in process of transl r i Into greenbacks or leg?l icoders and fractional currency. Secretary Boot well bas given to the companies tamed an order to pnnta por* tion of he new money. Tbey d > the work jointly by arrangement between themselves. Thau part otthe work is as rollows: Tn? b.-oks ot Ihe legal terxlers. from one lo one (boa* sand do"tr rous mc'naive, and the faces and backs of ira ct iou al corren cv. The faoes of legal tenders and tints and . sears are all to be printed IQ the Printing Bureau; also, the tints and seals of the frac? tional curreucT. As soon as the bank note company execute ?heir portion of the work, f he I paper h>-io be sent to the Treasury, and tho | - money ccm put ed and handed over by .?.r. Mc r*ttitBB. ot the bureau, to Treasurer Voinner. The firs) issue of this monev wal be ready for vnbhe use about the 25th of this moni h wheo all the present lega, tendere and fractiot al ?CBatwtiey will bc called in. The paper of tho tS?0*V9!J'Vl r* ??'?'-marked with a large .U. a,,"and ia kmiw-aa t?>? French silk pa Commercial. Kiporti. NEW TORE-Per Bteam-kap Magnolia-62 bags Fe? j Island Cotton, 318 baie* Upland Cotton, 79 tata Tam. 100 bbl? Rosin, 69 tierces Rice, 7 bales Leaiber, 63 packages r-nndiles. 78 empty Bar? rels, 3393 packs*es Vegetables, 208 Watermel? ons, 306 bundles Paper. Charleston Cotton anti Klee Harket. OtTICK OS THE CHARLESTON DAILI NEWS,| CHARLESTON. Wednesday Evening, Jone 16. I COTTON -Thia article continued to stiffen urder the advancing tendency of Northern markets and the light stock; sales 260 bales, viz: 1 at 26; 7 at 28; 5 at 28? ; 3at '.9; 6 at 29?; 33 at 30; 2 at 30?; 39 at 30? ; 4 at 30X; 108 at 31c- We S00**: LXVXSPOOL CLASSIFICATION. Ordinary to eood ordinary..28 @29? Low middling.30 ?3U? MiddUng.31 @ By Nsw York claseificatim we quote : Middling, nominally.81 ??33 Bio?.-With a lair inquiry prices were well sus? tained; sales 135 tierces of clean Carolina, say: 120 tierce* at 7j? ; 16do at 83?c %* m. We quote com? mon to fair ol-an Carolina at 7@7?; good, 7?@8c * ft- , Markets by Telegraph. FOREIGN MARKETS. LONDON, June 16-Noon.-Consols 92?. Bonds 80J?. Afternoon.-Consol* 72y?. Bonds quiet. Evening.-Consols, 92?. Bonds, 80 M . Bogar active; on the apot, :9a 6d; afloat, sos. LrvxBPocL, June 16- i>oon.-Cotton active; up- j landa ll?d; Orleans 13d; eales 16.000 bales. Afternoon -Uplan ls ll?d; Orleane 13?d; sales 20,000 bales. Bombay shipments to the ll th, 62,000 bales. Evenir g.-Cotton active; uplands on spot, 11%; afloat, 13d; Orleans, 12?al2?d; sales 30.000bales. Bread aturra quiet 1 ur pen ti L e, 37s. PABIS, June 16-Evening.-Bourse dull. Rentes, 701.37c DOMESTIC MARKETS. NEW YOB?, June 16-Noon.- Stocka weak and un? settled. Mon*y active at 7, vitb ? com misson. Sterling9%. Gold 37>?. Cotton firmer; uplands 83. Turpentine drooping at 43 to 18?. Bo.-in firm; strained $2 40 to 245. Ever lng.-Cot ten firmer and in good demand. Cales 4800 bales. Mid<ilingB ?la31? cents. Fleur firm for shipping; other pro dee heavy; superfine $4 75a5 10;.ct mmon to fair extra SO 2Ca$7. Wheat a shade firmer and in good export demand. Corn duil a-id 3 to 3c. lower. Perk a tbade firmer at*32;4'i .33%. Lard quiet; kettle 20v.c. vi hitkey firmst $1 02?al 03?. Tice casier; Carolina Sa9c. Sugar quiet Coffee Aim. Molasses dull; Muscovado 63a 65. Turpentine heavy at 44?. Rosin steidy at $2 30af8. Fieights Aro er Governmenls closed atrongtr; C2'e, 22?. Southerns firm. Money re? laxed after thrt e o'clock rad was freely offered at C to 7 per cent. Sterling Armer at 9?. Go!d acive at 38. Stocks unsettled and a shade stronger. BAXTZMOBK, June 10.-Cotton very flt m at 33c. Flour very dull and favors buj era. Wheat firm and u Deban ged. Corn, white, $102 ; yellow 93. Foi k firm at $83 50. Paeon active. Shoulders IC? Hares 21 ?22. Lard fiim at 20. Whiskey firm at fl 01. North Carolina-, new, 65. CrscTHHATi, Jone 16.-Whiskey 95c, and in cood demand. Fork $33; oloring dull. Lard held at 19?c. Bacon firm. Shouluers ll ?c. i ides 17? alte. ti. lone, June 16_Whiskey 94aS4?. Pork firm at $83?. Bacon firm. Shouldera ll?. Clear sides 18?. Lard, kettle, ?. Keg 30. LOUISVILLE, Jun?-10 - Providions very firm. Perk $33. Shouldtrs 14?c cides 18?c Lard 19c. Whis? key 94c. WILMINGTON, June 16.-Spirits turpentine dec? tn ed to 38 eta. Rosin steady ; strained tl 80. Crude turpentine lower at $1 65*2 66. Tar unchanged. AuocBTA. June 16.-Cotton market very firm; salea 46$ bales; receipts 5fi bales; middlings Sic. ?AVANTAH. June 16.-Cotton market very firm and active- middling? 81c; sales350; receipts 360; ex? ports Ski Motm.r, June 16>- Cotton in active demand ; mar? ket bare; sales rt a tri ct ed and conslgnmsnta low; ; middling 30a30?c; receipts 41 balea; exports 53 bales. Nxw OaxxAxa, June 16 -Cotton in fair d<mand asad advanced lc; middlings31?a82c; eales 869bales; receipts 46 bales; exports 2664 bales. Go'.d SP?. Sterling K\. Kew York eight ? premium. Sugars nominal; common 9?al0?c; prime 13x13?. Mo? lasse? nomina!. . _ ._ Wilmington Alana et. WILMINQION, June 15_TUBPZNTlNE-Is w.>h out change in price. Sates of 110 bbl-, at $3 fur virgin, $3 70 tor yellow dip, and $160 lor hard per 380 tba marrs TOBPZNIZNE-Fas d?climd and market closea dull, hale? of 175 bbl? at 39c, ?cd 150 obis ut 38?o per gallon. Roam.-feiea to-d.y of 138 bbla at $1 76 for strained; $3 26, $2 60, $2 76, ?312?a3 75 for No 1, and $4 25 for pale. I* TAB -71 bbla sod at $2 25 per bbl. BAT.-330 balee Northern ? old from wharf at 65a 70per 100 Tbs. Macon Cotton Market. MACON, June 14-COTTON.-The condition of the market tl, rough the week now closed has hardly va? ried-the almost uniform report from say to day being that there was but little stocks offering-de? mand good-market firm Atihe close of our last weekly review, middling* were qnoted 37?c, re? maining at that figure until Saturday, when the price advanced ?c To-day we note a runner advance, middlings being BO? QUO ed at 38?c The receipts today amount to 19 bales; shipments 00 ba es; Biles 5 balea, lhere elpta h .ve been heavier this week than for aome weeks ptevlou*. amounting to 211 balee; ahipmt ute v89 bale?; eales 139 bales. OOTTON STATEMENT. 9 * Stock on band September 1, 1868.1,336 Received this week. 211 Received previously.68.028-68,239 59,665 Shipped this week..... 389 Shipped previously.: 8,629-58,816 Stock on hand.. 747 I onsut neca per >ontn (molina Kail road - Jone IO. 167 balea Cotton, 88 balea Domestics 16 packages Bacon, ll bola sugar. ?CS bbla baval Mores. To Railroad Agent, G VT Meflen-, H Q-rdts ft Co, Clag horn. Herring k Co, H Coma k Co, Courtenay A; Tienholm, Johnston, Crews k Co, C Litschgl. Gold? smith Ss tor, J A Quarkenbu3h, J Marshall, and Kinsman ft Howell, Consignees per Wartneaatern Railroad -ts June IO. 16 baTes Cotton, 160 bossela Ble?, 487 bble Naval Starrs, ca,' s Lamber, Tobacco, Mdre, fte. To J Mar? shall, Jr. 8 D Money, Kinr-rmn ft Howell. Mar\ ci ft Salters, WM Bird ft < o, bischoff ft Co, J A Quack enbash, Thurston ft Holme?, Riem an ft berger, M Gold-mith a Sora. Mowry ft co, BolmeB ft Calder, J 8 r-ct I rm or, thuolm Bros, W H Ch alee ft Co, Moffitt ft Wharton Wagener ft Mon ees, and Order. ??-"?"-"-*-*?*-*-*-*-*?*-"?*---*-*-"-"?*-~-*-*?*-*^ Passengers. Per BteaunahipMagnolia, for New York-Mrs Gif? ford and maid, a AtcEelby, W H Brown G C Whar? ton, Professor a Gaguier, Hrs fitzpatrick and two' socs, J B Pier-on, M Bailev, Bev J O Schachte, Mrs Dennis, two child- en and nurse. Miss Anna C Weir, Treeton Rion, A W Wardell, and 26 in steerage. Fer ?teamer I rollie, from Gt-orgetown, S C-P G Fitzsimone, W B Moore, J W r'oru, B Andersen, O Bourke Mi-s N Mccrackenand servant. Mrs l dward Guerard and BOO, Mies A Pucdt Mi.->B Mary Barr, A ~ Gaillard, F "rei hi 1 rn, and 3 on deck. Fer steamer Pilot Boy, from r<avauuah via Beau Bead. Beaufo t, I disto ftc-c W Ha rold. Mrs i bas Banten. J*t oenatd sud wdV, L M ferryer. O D Na? thans B i-hifflt-io. D H A- iso Hy, H T ravage. H O Fletcher, L spencer, A Montan T t Bacon. J. hu F, Chaplin, F A Whitmy. fe. s Ku", Pli kiel. Rev Ur Waiker and wile, Ma?ter G 'lffln. G Griffin, P Bogera, J M Phillipe, J tarneit, eight ? S toldiers, and 4 on deck. Port ?>i CtiHi-lesTon. June 17, PORT UALWXUaK. faa LB or THX MOON. Last Quarter, 3d, 3 sours, 1 u-inute. mo nlng. New Moon, 9th, 10 koota, 43 minutes. eveniLg. First Quarter. 16th. 0 hours. 0 minutes, evening. Full Moen. 28d t boure 19 minutes moraine. JUNK. SUI LISES, i rana MOOR TUES, HI*. H WAIL?. [ 14 MJud.y.... 4..62 7.. 7 I lt.. 6 16 Tuesday...., 4..63 7.. 8 ll..47 16 Wednesday. 4..53 7.. 8 Horn. 17|Tburaday... 4..63 7.. 8 12. .27 18?Fridar.....? 4..03 7.. 8 1.. 2 19iHatarday...l 4..(8 7.. 9 :..4v 20 . 4. 63 7 . 9 2..19 ll..20 Mon. 12..16 1..15 2..10 3. .20 4..21 vmvro Tr estera??. Briliah brig Clitfion. WilltamB. Liverpool-sailed i pril 12. Assorted Cargo, 'i o naven ti ft Lo, and others. . Steamer P lot Roy, Pi eft. *-*vmuan, via Beaufort Bluffton, Bilton He ?a, Ar. 66 bbl? Four, Mdse' ard Sundries. To J Ferguson,.ll M Bird ft Oo, O col cock, Stenhouse ft Cc, W M Lawton, F X Regan, M o Heft ft Wharton. Hopkins, McPherson ft Co, Rev J R Walker, F Kreaael, Bavenel k Co, L McLain, Scrathern Express Co. and Order stumer Emilie, Lewie, Georgetown, SC. 8 balea Cotton, 46 tierces bice, and MdB? To 6hackellord ft Kelly. 3 B Pringle, Terry sr Nolan. B F Huger, M Goldsmith 4 Son, Ostendorff k Co, O W Wi llama et Co. Mowry ft Co. Denny ft Perry, E N Tbnretoo, J M Eas on ft Uro, G A Trenholm ft bon, Mrs D E Buger, and 0 D Ahrens ft Co. ?neared Yesterday. S(eamahip Magnolia, Crowell, New York-Bavencl ft Co. Sailed Yesterday. Steamship Magnolia, Crowell. New.York. 8ehr N W Smith. Tooker, New York; Sear Matilda Brooke, Jones, Jacksonville, From this Port. Sehr Henry Allen, Tatem, Baltimore, June 14. Sblpnetvs by I e'najrapla. WILMINGTON. Jone 16- Sailed, steamers Faniti ?md Bebecca Clyde for New Yoik. Weather clear-wind west Thornton) rtrr 80 de? grees. - SAVANNAH, Jone 16- irrived, Pan Jacinto from New York; North Point from Baltimoiei Uporgv Durkee from West Hartlepool; brig Nadt Hr?ni from Rio Janeiro. Cleared, bark Onward for Havre ; sobr P M Wheaton for Jacksonville. lil ST OF VKSSKI.M UP, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR 1 HM IVA T. FOREIGN LIVERPOOL. . The Hannah Lizzie, Ferguson, cleared.May M The Minnie, Robertson, sailed.May i:t DOMESTIC! ?OTTO lt. Brig A mari CUB. Hand. up..Junr 0 Bohr Frank Palmer, Latham, cleared.May ni HO SPORT, Mr. Brig Monica, McCobb. aviad.Jnn? 0 H*W TOBI Sobr Clara W Elwell, Child?, cloarcd.Juno Tl Sehr Grace Cliitou. Oils, cleared.Juno li Sehr Margaret ft Lucy, Crosby, cleared.Jua?? 8 Sobr T D Wilder, Heather, cleared.Juna 9 Behr Lilly, Hughes, cleared.Juno 6 Sehr M E Taber, Aldrich, cleared.Juno 6 bohr Rockingham. Nick eraon. cleared.June 0 Fobr 8 H Cady. Wood, up.Juno 10 Sehr C S Groves, Weavea, up.Juno 10 PHILADELPHIA. Brig Josie A Devfreux, Clark, cleared.June 0 BALTIMORE. Sehr Shiloh, Hubbard, up.June 10 frog!, (Camira!6, (Str. J? I 8 O S ' S TOBACCO ANTIDOTE. Warranted lo Remove all Desire for Tobacco. It la Purely Vegetable and fontaine nothing Injurious Tho tallowing is one of thousands or testimonials th tare daily received by the Manufacturer: MATESVILLE, S. C., December 28,1868. I certify that 1 have heon using Bison's "Tobacco Antidote" for two weeks, and find that the prepara? tion will certainly overcome the desire tor chewing tobacco. 1 therefore cheerfully recommend all who earnestly desire to abandon thia filthy and health destroying practice, to nae tho "Antidote," and they will find it a comparatively easy matter to overcome the haoiL J. A. MAYE*, M. D. AS* Price 50 cents per Bo-. The usual discount to the Trade. AS" For sale by Dr. H. BAER, WHOLF8ALE AGENT FOR SOUTH CAROLINA. Jane 7 Imo 'jpo RE MO VP: O ?EA SK SPOTS. USE THE DOUBLE DISTILLED BENZINE, Prepared by DB. H. BALK, May 26 No. 131 Metttog-etreet ROSAD ALIS. ? iROSADALIS. 6old by* GOODRICH. WI ?V E .11A \ d( CO., Direct Importers of European Drugs and Chemicals, May 8 stuthlyr CB ABLESTON. 8. C. 1 rp H K BISHOP PILLI TUB BISHOP PILL: THE BISHOP PILL.I A Purely Vegetable Pill (Sugar-coated.) "COSTARS" BISHOP PILL, "Ie of extraordinary efficacy for Coetiveneae, Indi? gestion, Dyspepsia, Headache, Nervous Debility, Liver complaint." "The best PILL in the world." Nodical Journal, September 8. TRI T H E Ml TRY T H E Ml A?- t, ll Druggists in CHARLESTON sell tb cm. "COSTAR'S " STANDARD PREPARATIONS ABS f "Costar V Kat, Roach, Ac. External's. ?tostarV Bed Bag Exterminators. "CostarV (only pure) In?cct Powder. "Only Infallible Remedies known." "IS yearn established In New York." "2000 Boxes aud Flasks manufactured daily." "111 Bewared I of spurious imitations." "All Druggists in CHARLESTON sell them." For S3, $?, $3 and S5 sizes, Addrcse - "COSTAR" CUM PA AY. f?o. 13 Howard-street, -New Yon., Sold in CHABLE6TON, S. C., by GOODRICH, WISEMAN A CO. March 23 DIO ITT R ? BADALIA Purities the Blood. For Sale by Druggists Everywhere. July 3? vic Ijt T ? HAKE II Si Q.JUS2 RECEIVED AND FOR SALE WHOLESALE AND REI AIL : CARBON ATTI OF AMMONIA PRIMS HOPS - m CHEAM OF TARTAR H. BAER, Druggist, No. 181 MEETING-STREET. March 4 progs, CtKutualS) Ctr. ry li K BEST IN USE, LINN'S VEGETABLE PILLS, M AMUTAC ITT RES AMP SOLD OMIT BT -? W. T. LINN, Druggist, Comer of Coming and Cannon streets. June ll_Imo* Q J. L V U ll, WHOLESALE AND BETAIL DRUGGIST AND APOTHECARY S. K. Comer of King and John-Stn HpliOl Al. AND PERSONAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO PHYSICIANS* PRESCRIPTIONS. t'ICAl KU IN F?BE10N AND DOMESTIC DH VHS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, FANCY GOODS, VERFVHFKIES, SOAPS, PUFF} AND PUFF ?OXES, TOILET SETS, rfc. PAIENT M KUI Cl.N KS ?KM IM; BAY Kl'M. LU H N'S COLOGNE li UNSCIIPAK8lfD V? ? NT OTHER. ATRIAL Wil l. REPAY V? U. NEUMAN COLOGNES. LUHN'S FLAVORING EXTRACTS Hov- uo equal lor strength and purity, and < ugbt to tv UHrd by ai: 80PA WAI RR DEALER* A.\D ICE CREAM MANU? FACTURERS. Mr. li. II. JACKSON, Propiivtor of tbc Charleston Botel, sayrecommend your l.xiractc wilbout healtaUou lo tbc public for Icc Croaros, Jellies an 1 Pastry " Mr-. H. M. I uL-rtnriELP. Propletreajoi the IV vilion Holli, ; ; *.] bey aie well worthy the atten? tion cf tho:, who deal in ihein er uso them " Ih se Extraet.i are put up iu small vials, by tho dozen, for thc trido and family use, and in pint, quart and half guyton bottles for manntac'iircrs. Couarm and High Hock Spring Waters CON8I AN 1 LY ON HAND. Any art'do desired, no: io Stock, will be procured to ord?r. Gooda de'ivered in the city FREE OF CHARGE. June 8 DAC ? tulha 3mo D A lt li Y'S PROPHYLACTIC FLUID. Letter from hon. Alex. H. Sl-phens, of Georgia. CSAwronnsvtLLX, Ga . September 29.18C8. Darby 's Prop?ylacUc Fiuid la an article of little co.-1, but crcat value. Ila domestic aa well as medi? cinal uses are numerous, while ila specialties are most wonderful I have not been without lt tor ten }ears, and no bead of a lamily who can afford to have it should bc without it ALEX. H. STEPHENS. THE WONDKHPIL FAMILY MKDI. CM IC. Letter from the Surgeon-General of the late Confeder? ate Stotts. RICHMOND, Va., January li, 1869. JOHN DABBT A Co., No. 16U WUbam-street, New York: Gentlem n-l have received your letter of the 15Th Of December, 1806, callina my attention to your (Darby's Prophylactic) Fluid. I most cheer: ally sute that the Fluid waa furnish? ed to, and extensively used by, the surgeons in charge of general hospitals in the Confed?rale ser? vice with treat benefit to the patients-all the sur? ge or s making a favorable report-a great deal of it was used ia toe hospitals. Very respectfully, your obedient servant, bAM'L PRESTON MOORE, M. D, THE ASTU.WSIII.NO DISINFECTANT. EMOBT Comos, 0 rpo SD. GA., December 24.1868. Prof. DABBT. Dear Sir-Having not been en? gaged for many years in tbe active duties of the Medical profession, I am only superficially acquaint? ed with the cla'tns ef your Prophylactic Fluid, but am well acquainted with its chemical elements While, therefore, I cannot speak experimentally of tbe value of tbe compound, vet the diemfectcng and therapeutic properties ot the agents employed in ltf> competition, together with the well known reputa? tion Jt its discoverer, aa a cnomit t, authorize me to regard its meriti aa of a high order; on the whole it must be considered as a valuable con tri au t iou to the class of articles to which it belcnga. These views, I may add, are t-uetalned by the testi? mony ot many competent judges, who Lave tested its properties. Believe me, dear slr. Yours, respectfully, A. M KANS, M.D., LL. D. A CUBES BUHNS. Wui'SUS, STINGS, Ac ALABAMA INSANE HOSPITAL, I TUSCALOOSA. December 2'.?. 1868. J Messrs. JOHN DABBT A Co., No. 160 Wtlliam-etreet, New York: Gentlemen-I reoeived your circulara of the 1( th instant, asking an expression of opinion from me as to tbe m?rite of your Prophylactic Flud. The pre? paration bas been BO generally used by the proles aion and public av large, and so universally esteem? ed, that it seems to me to need no further recom? mendation. As a disinfectant and renae liai agent too. when in? dicar d, lt is not excelli d by any similar preparation. Weuaopcrmeanganic preparations very extensively m tbtri b> spitaL and cou d not do without them. I consider youie toe beet and most elegant prepara? tion of the kind manufactured. Respectfully yours, Ac, P. BRICE, M. D., Snp't und Pbyaiolan Alabama Insane Hospital. DU WI IC Si MUISK, WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, May 25 tuths3mos l genta for South Carolina. YEK'S SARSAPARILLA, FOB PURIFYING THE BLOOD. THE REP0TAT10N ibis excellent medicine en Jove, is derived front us cures, many of which are ) truly marvellous. Invete? rate cases of scroiuicuH disease wbeie the system seemed saturated with corrup ion, bare been pu ti?ed and cured by it. Scrofulous affections and disorders, whict were ag grava'ed by tho scrofu? lous contamination until they were painfully afflictiog, have boen radically cured in such great cumber- in alm< ttevrr? section Of the oountrv, that the nubile sc.rzely need to br informed of its virtues or use?. Scrofulous poison ia one of the most destructive enemies of our race. Often this unaeen and unfelt tenant of (he organism undermines the constitution, and Invites the attack ol enfeebling or fatal diseases, without exciting a suspicion of its presence. Attain, it 'eena? to breed infection tbrouub the body, and then, tm some lavorable occasion,rapidlydeveloi* into ono or other ot its hideous forms, either on the rarface cr muong thc vitals. In tho lutter, tubercle? moy bo suddenly deposited In tho lungs or heart, or tumors formed in tho liver, or it shows ti* presence by eruptions on thes Lin, or loni ulcerations on tome I art of tho body. Hence the occasional uso ot a bottle of inls .SARAPARILLA is anlsable, even when no active symi toms cf disease appear. Per? sons atnie' o with the fol owiLg complaints generally Pnd inmediate relief, and, ot lenjMB. cure hythe use ot thia SARSAPARILLA: st. Anthon? 's Fire, Rose or Erysipelas, Tetter, Salt Rheum, Scald Hoad, Ring Worm, -oro ty es. Sore lars, and other erup? tions tr visible forms of Scrofulous di^se. Also, m the mere concealed forms, aa Dyspepsia, Dropsy, Heart Di ta-e. Fits, Epilepsy, Neuralgia and the va? rious ulcerous affections ot the tnu.-cular and ner? vous ev stems. sypbilia or Venereal and Mercurial Diseases are cur-d by lt, tbough a long lime ia requirec foi sub? duing the<e ob-t nate lnnladi s by ti' y medicine, But long continued use of thia medicine will cure the complaint. Leucorrboa or Whites, Uterine Ul? cerations and Female discasBe, are commonly soon relieved and ultimately cured by its purifying and invigorating c?v .L Minute Directions for each case are found in our Almanac, supplied gratis. Rhea, matism and Gi>ut, ?.ben caused by accumulai lons ol extraneous matters in tbe blood, yield quickly to lt. as also Liver Complaints, Torpidity, Congestion ot Inflammation of the Liv? and Jaun lice, wb>n aris? ing, as they often do. from the rankling poisons is the b ood Thia SARSPARILLA is a great tesiorei for tho strength and vlvorof tho system, lbosc who are Languid and LUtlo e, Despondent, sleepless and troubled with Nervous Apprehensions or Fear* or aLy ol tba affections symptomatic of Weakness will find immediate relief anl convincing evidence of its iLStorativc power upon trial. r HE p A HUD BT % Dr. J. C. AY Kit Ot Co., Lowell, Blass Practical and Analytical Chemists. Sold at Wholesale, by DOWIK A MOI^E. Charleston, South Carolina, And by Retail Druggists everywhere. Marth 2G nae thatn3mos i Progs, (Ojtmif?b, (Cte. J~^R , O . S. PROPHITT'S FAMILY MEDICINES 00N HISTING OF HIS CELEDEATXD LIVER MEDICINE, ANODYNE PAIN KILL IT, ANTI-BILI0?8 FILLS, AGUE PILLS, Dysentery Cordial, Female Tonic AND PURIFYING PILLS. THE EXCELLENT REMEDIES OF O. S. PRO PHUT, A!. D., need no recommendation tbeir well Known power in removng the diseases pe? culiar to our Sou i hera climate having already estab? lished for them an eu viable reputation in Georgia and the adjoining s-tates. AB the majority of perBons living in tho South ore predisposed to disease of the Liver, it ie granted by all intelligent physicians that most of the pains and aches of our people are due to orgtnlc or innctional derangement of that impor? tant organ. Prophitt'a Liver Medicine and A uti BUTous Pilla strike directly at the root of the evil. Tbc v cure the Liver, which in nine cases mit of en, is at the bottom ef the Coughs, Dyspepsia, Colic, Sick Headache. Bheumatism, Constipation, Men? strual Obstructions, Ac, BO common among our people. Earcche, Toothache, Acute Bheumatism, Neuralgia and bodily pains of every kind flee before PKOPHITT'S PAIX KT LL IT Uke chaff before the wind. PHOPHITl'S Ll VE ll MEDICINE. Dr. Prophitt-Having u'ed this- medicine suffi? ciently long to test ita virtue, md to satis ly my own mind that it is an invaluable remedy for Dyspepsia -a disease from which the writer has suffered much for six years-and being persuaded that hundreds who now Buffer from this annoying complaint would be signally benefitted, as he baa been, by its use, we deem it a duty wo owe to this unfortunate class to recommend to tbem tbe use of thia remedy, which has given not only himself but several members ol his family the greatest relief. M. W. ARNOLD. Of tho Georgia Conf?rence. DOOLT COUNTY, GA , April, 18C7. Thia ia to certify (hat 1 waa confined toibe house, and most of tbe titre io my bed, and suffering the greatest agony Imaginable with Rheumatism, for five months, and alter trying every available reme? dy, with no relief, I was cured with two bottles ot Dr. O. H Propbitt's A nod j ne Pam Kill It, each cost? ing fifty cents only; it relieved me almost instantly. I therefore recommend ft m the hlgbest degree to others tuffering from similar dise ?se. I can say that it is one of the best family medicines now out, certain. Toura truly, W. A. FOBEHAND. CovrNOioa, GA., July 9,1M7. br, ProphiL-Having used your Liver Medicine for more (han a year in my family, 1 cheerfully re? commend it to all persona suffering from Liver af? fections. Dyspepsia or Indigestion in any form. 1 also recommend your Dysentery Cordial as the beet remedy for ibat dis case. O. T. ROGER?. f-TANFOF.nVILLE, PUTNAM COUNTY, Oct. 1, 1867. Dr. O. S. Prophitt-Dew Slr-lhii is to certify that I have used yuur Acne Pills for the lasl ten ye irs. and 1 bave never tailed to cure the Ague in a single instanco with them. They al ??ya break the chilla thc first day that they aro given. I can recom? mend them aa being the .lest ague medicine that i have i ver found, and they leave no bad effects follow? ing them, aa Quinine, Ac. Yours respectfully. A. WESTBROOK. PUTNAM COUNTY, GA. September 22,1?C8. Dr, 0. S. Prophitt-Mr-I bave used for the last two years In my family von* Liver Medicine, your fain Eill lt, and your Female Tonic, and I bave no feats in saying that they are tbe beat medicines I have e?er ua-.d for the Liver and Ftonia, h Neura'g-o and Rheumatic afflictions. Headache, Colic, and pains ol every kind are subdued by them. After using tbe medleinee solong, I cheerfully recommend tbem to at. y aiid every one, and to all that are afflicted, as fbe beat and safest remedies for all the diseases foi wbich they are recommended, Ac. Yours respectfully, JAMES WRIGHT. UR. PROPHITT'8 FEM ALE TONIC. This Medicine, with ita associates, 1B a safe and certain remedy for all curable diseases to which Fe males alone are liable. It ia also an excellent pre? ventative of Nervous Bliedneee, or Nervous Dis? eases in either male or texale. It ls a powerful Ner? vine Tonic, Betting up a full and free ein. ul a tl or. throughout the erstem. All of the above Medicines sold by Druggists anc Merchants generally throughout the Southwest. ED. 8. BURNHAM, Wholesale and Retail Agent, No. 121 King-street, (near Calhoun,) Charleston, S. C. Prepared only by DB. O. S. PROPHITT. April 16_a tuteemos_Covington, Qa. F. PANK.IIN, Apothecary and Chemist. No. 123 Meeting-street CHARLESTON, S. C fJIHE ADVERTISER BEGS TO CALL ATTEN TION to his stock of tbe best Imported and Domes tic CHEMICALS, DRUGS1 AND PATEIST MEDICINES. DEATH TO FLIES ?SE LIGHTNING LIGHTNING . LIGHTNING LIGHTNINC FLT PAPER FLY PAPER Flit7 PAPER FLY PAPER. 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