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THE DAILY NEWS. Midsummer. 'Tislbo Midsummer t all the holy O?R bi Swoonoth around me with exceaa of light "Distill, d like dew drops irom the waning moon. And-pain and sorrow are dissolved quite. .fattie Midsummer 1- ?olemn oyes of stars IBoor. with dim questioning through fleecy bars Of cloud luna, which shall vane and vantab soon As after peace-be Ils cease the sounds ot wars. Darling I ay darling 1 ab, ?bat you wer? now Here where the night winds fan my fevered brow. While ever ad sleep's anodyne is breathed Ana the tired flowers to the soft spell bow. C J i : V'' Ah I dim desires stir in dusky cells Of the ?ad soul ; a dream of wedding-bells ?Metels o'er my wayward fancies love-unwreatbed, Ami the faint echo swellsand obos and swells. The sad wave pulses to tho moon in vain. Wasting ito life lu ono long eob of pani, And on the wlnd-bleaoood sandB In music dies, Like human hopes by doubt and terror slain. Bat, darling, with these strain H of sadness blent. Mingles another music, eloquent Of that dear place where shine your bless'd eyes, And all my heart rests still in deep content. We are not parted, though the hours roll Unshared between,us ; all our human dole I s but the shadow of that great tor aye Which holds the guerdon of the loyal soul. We axe not parted I doubt and woe and sin Boro, whore our steps are dark or ad, hem us In ; But Over alt shines still thc perfect day Which he that doth endure shall surely win. Abd sp? as wanes this calm Midsummer moon My Bps, erst mournful, chant a purer tua a. A bravo sweet song, its burden, bop* wad trcet, Human weer Life's day unto the afternoon. Though eyes grow dun ' and plighted hands do part, ?et shall the touch of Love's diviner art Klee trie thrill, till dust be JoinedAo dost. Abd Faith's foll guerdon crown the faithful heart I THE JEXQJJU8 FOR AMERICA.. (From th? London Hows.i Are we witnessing the beginning of an En Iflisbveiodufl ? Some prophets ot evil have orrg-forotold that some day our laborers wonld find tho way the Iriah peasantry found to pros Sirity and indapendeaoe, and that when they d so an exodus Wonld begin. * Whatever ' be tho'joxyjlaja&ti?o. of the fact, the increase of emigration from Liverpool io becoming almost alarming It in a Bingle week nearly seventy tight hundred persona cati find meftna to. set om on ? journey to the Western world, it is at least olear that a movement ? m in i progress which needs ro ?peoial government:aid to keep it gping,: Bu t it is very dp ubi ful whether th js Btoigfaiton touches the classes who. are sup? posed t? need it most. It is not Ibo ngricuitu -Xftliabore?, nor the ber ^dit H ry pauper of tho towna'who re burrving to Li ten-pool with hm fS96 to the W?st. It ie altogether anotb.pi ?Blass.. (Probably, most of tho persons who icrowded the to? Btes mera which lett Liver? pool last *v??lt were from the great oitifes and snannl&emripg towns of England ?nd Germ?-? My. Their,emigration is the late r?snit of tho ?ommersiiA ?anio. "Thtre is little to earn and nany to keep," and the moro energetic oarn .eru aro,pushing to other marked with their labsrjv oProhably ea far ?B rt haaret gone the -movement ia a beneficial one; buv it will be b?n?ficiai lust tb' proportion ?s il is spontane? ous^ It TB a natural movement of the popula? tion; wh?ob may be Aus^ptisly watched by patri? otic sta^pirtneh, but Bh??ld beltuef be encour? aged ppr , checked, 'j Many merchants snd ^maunfaeturers ar? already alarmed by it; and though we see little in it to, s canse, alarm, : nothing which threatens ns with an exodus of Sahoery we can well see that it wonld ba infinite-1 ly to the advantage of the country to find nome aea^hfjtj^g' these enterprising spirits ? od' AJSWAJRS IR TEE STATE. . i . Marion. MSioce the recent raina the crop prospect is "better, and there is now an expectation of a isatisfac i ?ry y i?ld of both cot fco n and corn. Th? Circuit Co art adjourned on Friday. One ?ase of burglary consumed six days and ended ia ^acquittal, iso" civil ? bufeiness waa diepoe The Wipusboro' News eaya : Wo had Cooa Bion:to visit the neighborhood of Horeb a few ?fay? ago, and most say the farmers of that section have gone earnestly to work. Their ?jrops &rein fine condition, well worked, no na??, ana ftrOWipsf rapidly. H the seasons HMnficuogood, our friends in Horeb ^ttign will have no causo jbo ?Cmplein. -The fact that tho Fifteenth amendment fco the cob?tHution wm have a serious effect upon the representation of some of the Northern States, under tho appointment of the next cen? aos. B?eins to have been overlooked until re? cently, wheo, it wad brought to tbe attention of the Census Committee. In case the Fifteenth amendment ia not ratified'before the oeusos is taken.' gnu the apportionment for the next ten ?oars made, the colored pebble lb the Northern ?States will not be included; aa heretofore, in the basis of representation, because: they are not allowed to vote. This? it is estimated, will deprive the larger S tatas of from one to two ?embers at Congress each. i he di Bf ranchi se menfcof tfeds'e wiso participated1 io: the rebel - lion ita tho Southern States will have no effect -?pon the representation from that section, as -they are coon ted in the game, olass with crimi 'JteJa'ih the apportionment. Kapert?. MKW0A8TLB, ESO-Per british bark Marla-991 tens fiouib karolina Phosphates. JSXW YORK-Per t-teamsolp Sa agossa-30 la s Sea Island Uo?ton. 473 bales Upland Oottou, Ul tes Bice. 36* bales Do nestles. lSfl? hbls and 4^0 crates. Veaetablrs, -10 bbls Flour, 1 box . PhOS ^AL^M?-Per1 * eaD^btp' Bea' ?uil-488 bales Wpland O otton, 187 tierces Bice, ll biles Domes? tics, .6 bales Bags. 6 balei Hideo snd Skins. 8 bale* Leather, ?17 bbls and 490 crates Vegeta? bles, AB? Sundries. CMsvrleston Cotton and Ii iee AI avrit et. OFFICE Of TUB GBABLE8TON DAILY NEWS, I OHaatBsrow. Wednesday Evening, June 23. f OO*SOB.-The market was without animation and Xhera wa? but little done Bales stout'' 25 bales, via :' A at88j 1 at 20J4; 8 at 2?%; 6 at 80 J?; 1 at 31c. We ?mote nominally 'n lAvamrooL OLASSESTOATION. Ordinary to aood ordinary.38 <?>?9>? LowiB'idlbig...............30 @?0>?i Middling..81; ?B- V By SleVtotk classiSoat?cn we qnpto : Ricw-WUK in fair request at steady pr?ceo, Salea about 62 tierces of clean Caro,ina; say 25 at 7%; 14 at ? i-!5; ?3 at 8c ty lb. We quote common to lau? rean Oaroltaa at 7J??7&; grK>d 8@8>?o ff) S?. M M ?set? tey Telegraph. iiXJUEIQK MABHET9. . LomoOM, Jan? 28 -Noon.- Conaols 98, Bonds steady at B%, ' Sugar, afloat quiet and steady. JLrvKBPooL., Jun? 23-Noon.-Cotton quiet; up? lands 12Kd; Orleans 12)?d; sales 10,080 bales. "Wheat buoyant; red Western 9s ld. Flour 29a Sd. Afternoon.-O ot I on active; sales 12,000 bales. Bed If esters wheat 0? Sd. Kwenirg.-t.ottoa a shade easier; uplands 13J?d; CM? eas \tii >. Lard 72a. Common rosin C4s 9d. OAT'ds, June 23.-Cotton active; on the spot If S&c; afloat li U.%c J ? JMBST1C M\BKETS. , ", Vans* Tote, Jone 2t-Noon-> tock s feverish. Money &otlve at 7, w?h 1-33 commission. Sterling ?X* <*U a duh at 88o. Turp?n loe at ?la41>?e. Mosto favor? buyers; s tramad ?2 8Ba2 40, Ewswtft- otton dull and hot vv; tales 600 bales; middlings 39?aB3;. Fiou-, supstflae s?tate ts 10a fl; ?Mam?n to tair extra f? Boa?. VSTh?wt ?loaed less ss?tive and fha noon advance partly loar, corn ?losad *oU Fork lower at taa so. Lard heavy; Bettle ll*K*W%a. Whiskey heavy kt SI 02. Tur? -pentbie ?MaA?o Freights firmer. Ooverument?? ?IOM? steady. U'l i 22>?*. Sontttern weak. Mo ney eastersfterbank boar* and bountiful at f, Vu ..?lili ten try. Sterhng ?o?d 87. Btoolts doeed* rJUBk. BAiarsSOaa June 23-notion unchanged. Flour active at fall prices. Wheat firmer; primo valley tUtsl IS. Co?? da?; white BOaOlo; ysllow 88c. ; Pork firm at ?84? Bacen firo>; sdiouldors lft.l/JAic. SATd ft -so. Wbiskey unchanged. CraamiAn. Jua* 2a-rTour advanced ?Sc. "Wh skev duli a* ?4o Wes? pork. 884.. Bacon, shoul? ders ?X?; ?ie?r ?ldas'lSJt'?. ?<a>d held at lO^c. Louianroxa, Jane ?3.~Prov?^iouB nra. Mess jsetk 88 CO. .aeon? akonlders 14Kc; ?lear aides iSM-iBSSo Waiskey vasa a? sa?. ?CTx WKM??^to . Jua? J8.-?pfnti> turpeabne e!os?d j nSJStoadysA 88o. Bosun quiet St gl Ma ti. Crude f turpentine ntcady nt S3 65R3. Tar steady at SS 30. Cotton, middlings 80e. AuituBTA, Jane 28- Cotton market quiet and irre? gular; middlings 30*<,'?3lc. S A VAN HAU, June aa-Cotton remains firm; mid? dlings 31o; ?alee nominal; receipts lia balee; ex? porta 472 balee. MOBILE, June 23.-Nothing done in cotton and market nominal ; middling 29)ja80. j NETT OMJCAITB, June 28.-Cotton easier; mid? dlings 31 ??c; sales 170 balen: receipts 47 bales; ex? porte 4166 bales. Gold 37}?a37??. Stelling 50%. Kew York eight 8-iso premium. Sugar and no Ineses nominal. Coffee dull; fair U^alO^c; prime lC.S.nie^c; Btock in first hands 17,700 sacks; eecond hands 22,000 sacks. Wilmington Market. WILMINGTON, June 2Q -TrwJtKT?nt-Only 160 bbla. received to day, which changed bands at $3 for Virgin and 2 6C for yellow dip, per 280pounds. HriRvre TrmrENTtNE-Has dcolir.od in'price; ?alee of 266 bbls at 38c. and 120 bbl? at 37>?c per gallon. UOBIW-Sales of CST bbls at fl 80 for strained, tl 8fial 90 for No 2,12 for extra No 2, and $4 26a4 60 for pale. TAB-87 bbls received and sold at $2 26 per bbl. Consignees perSontA tsiauus ttntlroael Jane ?3. 209 bales Cotton, 18 bales Domestica, SS sacha Flour, 63 bates Waste, 1 car Stock. To Railroad Agent, J N Robson. JohnsfOD, Crews A Co, KUneman A Bowell, Goldsmith A bim, ClnRhoro, Herring A Co, Courtenay A Trenholm, C N Averill A Bon, Pei? ner, Rodgew A co, W C Courtney ft Co, G W Wil? liams A Co, A B Mulligan, W E Byan, E J Wise, and J Bid Sloan. . Consignees per Northeastern Hatlr9?4! ?iOB? gg. 8 balea Cotton, 70 bushels Bice, 613 bbls Naval Stores, ears 8tock, cars Lumber and Wood. Md BP. Ac. To J Marshall, Jr, R if f louey, Blas mao A How? ell, W H W41 BD., W M Bird ft Cu, Bischoff ft Co, Q H Walter A Co, Holmes A Calder, A Gnnn, Wsgeaer & M on see?, W Green, Heeder A Davis, W K Ryan, G w Williams ft Co, 9 ? erguBon, M Israel, J Oampaen ft CO, W B Bratlsford, J M Caldwell A Bons, A A Gold? smith A Co. J V Barden, Captain Christian, Mowry A Co, li Welling, B F eimmons, W T saunders, and Railroad Agent. foe song era. Per steamship Saragossa, for New York-Mies af 9 Marsr.all, Mies Ffsk, L Coulon, A Simmons, J Kil? len and (bree irlanda, ead H stewart. Per steamship Sea Gull, for Baltimore-Miss Barry. Ii Lunnemano, J Wiengss. BeV L.Muller, Mr uld Mrs l. Chup?n. Mr and MifS J J Outerbrldge. ' ?Per steamer Pilot Boy, from havannah via Hilton 3ead, Beaufoit, Ac-J If< lend, J M Curtie, Major h ?xr one be, H Burroughs, J etewan). RR Madison, ? J Mtirphv, Mrs Io tell and servant, Mrs Wol ?a?mjpter. Miss XL vans, Misa R Alfred. Mrs Gould, ?na b J| Landon, J A iden, 8 D Gilbert and servant, 3 Jj Hall and wife; Mles Larapson, and 7 on deck. Per steamer Emilie, ir?un Georgetown. S O : P litton. ?, ?ichjlOWBBi, J 0 Dean, Mrs F Eat tai lng. Rev A G Oatt* J A Bonito, BO Barney and Wife, nd 4 in. steerage. dorine Hemj. fort ot Cktarlesttoix. June i2<L. FORT CAL.JH;NDAK. TBA ES or Tint MUON, .ant Quarter, 2d, 2 hours, 1 minute, morning, lew Moon, 9th, 10 houri, 48 minutes, evening, "irst Quarter, 16th, 9 boara O minutes, evening, l'ail Moon. 23d. 8 boure. 19 minutes, morning. sun HIBBS. I BETH, noon .BUBS. HIGH WATER. tl Monday.... 3 Tuesday.... 13 Wednesday. 14-Thursday... IS Friday, .??vi U Saturday.,. 17 ?Hunda*, j... 4..64 7.. 9 4..B4 T..19 4.. 54 7..10 4..64 f 7..10 4..B4 7..10 4..E5 7..10 4. SS . T..10 2. .89 Bises 6..6S. 7..S2 e..io 9*.2* RV- 3 6..18 6.. 9 7.. 0 -?..48 8..81 fiiU e.; 68 ?mweyl'^easlcraia^i. * '.' Sehr Lilly, Hughes. New ' Yo A-15 day*. Mise, to W Bosco ft Co, Railroad A pents. Adams, Demon fe Co, J S adger A Co, B Bischoff A co, E Bates ft Jo, Bollmann Broa S Brown, Be.huse? ft Bmz<ke noy er, A Bischoff. Can eran ; ft Barkley, Olaciue A gitte, J O H Claussep, ; J A CqoB ft Co, H R ; Cowpe - thwalt, Courienay A 1 renbolm. H Cobla A Co. W B Dhatee ft co, McDuff Colen W 8 Corwin iii Od, TM Dater, J Campeen ft Co, bowie & Moise, J B Deve .eux, O Oeaskoff ft ?p; J B Duval k t-DD; pOUgla?n !? Miller, 8 Gerdte ? to, JGorbanuPL ?ui0en>in. Holme? A' Calder, Hart ft Cp, ?J W.HarttOt?B^j?urr ^taa^^^W ^ ^ipin^ ?e^T lopper ft^Sotia. A ^obtaf Son? ?eraor A Sacker, w ogener & Mcnsees, J N M Wohltmann, P Walsh. W L Webb. P Landen ville and H^? Walker ft Co. The Lilly experienced head wlndsali the pas lage.:> ? ' "; ;?nxfi r.a.* . Bcbr Margaret ft Lucy, Crossley. New York-i-16 Says. Hay. TeX J Kerr ft Co. Ike M ft,JJ had a continuation of head winda emce leaving New York. behr Aiin^Deka, iront Weet Peint Mill. 91 tierces Bice. To O T Lowndes, and Thurston ft Bournes. : : Steamer Pilot Soy, Peek, havannah, via Beaufort. Blufften. Hilton Hean,'Ac. Mdse and Minardi. To J verpukot), * D Aiken ft Co, Moir, tt A Wharton, II teamer Emilie, lewie, Georgetown, S C. 39 tes ^ceJ?4fXJ0blaNa.vaL fefores. Mdse. AQ,. To Shackei tord ft Kejy, Thur,-ton A Holmes G,H Ingraham ft. *0n, Col O' J WaWer; Terry1* N???nJ B OStrtlf? J B? Pringle, P G FltzsinionsyPmckney Bros, Mrs D a Buger. , . ., T -.. ,. ., , -, ~, ..... . , ? - ? ' "? J C?rared Yesterday. Steamship Saragossa. Ryder, New York-Bavencl A Co. Steamship Sea Gull,. Dutton, Baltimore-Courtenay I ft 'rrenhoim. ? ,<'...."'. British bark Maria, Webster, Newcastle, Eng-J ft T Gett*. .siled Yesterday. steamship Saragosaa, Ryder, ^ew York. Meamshlp Sea Gull, Dutton, Baltimore. Srhisn bork arndell, iupllu, a Port ia Great Britain. ri Kron? uita.renra.. : J ts Un ship Prometheus, Gray, Philadelphia, June 19. Up Car tn is Port. Brig ? Bradshaw.-, at New York. June 21. Sailed far thia Fort. Brig Manzanillo, Spear, from Bockport, Me, June 12. Snipnews by le'ngraph. ' WILMINGTON. June 28-Cleared. W P Clyde for Nfew York, and Pioneer for Philadelphia. SAVAITMAB, Jone 23-Anived, America from Bal? timore, and >an Kalvador from New York. cleared, orig M E Hines for Boston. Sailed, 'lena wand a for Philadelphia, and brig Tah* gier for Boston ' WST OF VKSSKL8 OjP, CL S A BSD AND SAILED FOB* j BIS POA T. ?'? y rc FOREIGN . ? '. : I.IVKBFOOL. The Hannah Lhtaie. Ferguson, cleared.May 20 The Minnie, Robertson, sailed.May 18 DO MEST I O BASSOS), Brig Americus, Hand, up.June 9 Behl- Frank: Palmer, Latham, cleared..May 31 ! I OOUDSBOBO', MB. 8Shr Vulooity, Pinkham. sailed.June 16 i ? Cy .sw soBK* ' ' "> -,, '. Brig A Hiadahaw. ?v............. .*... .June 31 Seor Clara W Elwell, Childs cleared.Jane 12 Bohr Grace . H ton. Otis, cleared..June 13 flobr'TD Wilder, Heather, o'eared.. .Jurie 9 Behr MEI aber, Aldrich, cleared..June 5 hctir Rockingham. Mlckerson, cleared.June 9 ?ebr 8 H "ady. Wood, up.June 10 Bohr C 8 Grove. Wen ver. cleared.June 19 Behr Wm L Siringa, Halsey, np.? ...June 17 Behr Mary Stow, Bankin, o eared............June 19 PH ILADELPHI A Brig Josie A Deverenx, Clark, cleared.June 6 BALTItatOBE, Bcbr bhiloh, Hubbard, cleared.June IS Sehr E J Palmer, emoot, cleared.June 20 KATH TO WO S M SI BUY FLEMING'S WORM CONFB0TIONS, The Beat tn Uso. They are made of "?antoniae," and contain no injurious ''mg. Bead what one "f the moat dtsHnguished physi? cian? ci Bielamood Ya., says about the Losen gee : I have long used tantonina, tea active principle of European Wmm-Heed, aa an effectual r reedy for Worms ID ehii iren. Mr. Wa-ner I,. Vleming pre paree a Lozonge composed or lt, whtek ia a veiy pfsasaet ?nd palatable t rca m which to ?draintoter , it tj sb? Jaso sai waaia aiay ao tallad aa au pas? ?I er?y prepared, . O. E.. sf AM SOU, M. JD. For sale by V; on. H. DAER, Wbotoaale Agent, June 21 Wp. la^Meetlng-ifreet. rjpo RV Hin asTgt? at**, : A 0;? TEi, 3^ffl9PE WMm PUBLISHED A\l *Jt*?tXv 8, C., i: parier ad ?m?lagas as an adwfaeiDg a?ediana. lanna : jretiruary xi Proicvi******.' lt Fiirlties?the BSoo? grap, .Camin??, mc ry H BS B B 9 TM H '*1 0 K , " LINN'S V.BGET ADIE PILLS, TOB BALI BT AU. JiBUOafiTB, AN? BT W. T. .INN, Druggist, Corner ot* Coming aid Cannon streets. June ll_ ino* I fi? O ft ?8 TOBACCO ANTIDOTE. Warranted to Remo vt all Desire for Tob?cea It la JP sire ly Vegetable a td couta inn notHlaafx ??Mario??. The following ie ,uc of thousandspf testimonials that are daily received by the M ann fte turora RICHMOND, VA., Novonbor28, 1868. DKAB PiR-,The "Tobacco , Autidou? prepared by yen aoeordlnx to the receipt you havt submitted to ' me, and the ingredients of which I biro examined, ia purely-vegetable, entirely bai mlesA*and contains nothing in the least injurious. It ia nd; disagreeable to the taste, ?nd aa a home article, I lupe you will meet with ready sale lor lt, and I bellere that if the directions are followed, it will do all you claimed for lt. JOHN D? VE, M. D._ MB" Pri?e SO cents per BOT. The anal discount to the Trade. J&* For ?ale by "* :! Dr. H. BAER, WHOLESALE AGENT FOB SOUIH CAROLINA. Jone 7_imo jp R B S ll D lt DU S . JUST RECEIVED, ORIN AULT A CO.4! PREPARATIONS I tODlZED SYBUP OF B?RSE RADISH r?GETABLE OAPSULES OF MATIOO JYBUP OP HYPOPHOSPHITE OF LIME 3?ABANA POWDERS, All fresh from Paris, and for sale by Dr. H. BABB, Af ay 8 Ko. 181 MEETING-STREET. F O Ki THE HAIR . JUST RECEIVED, 'HALON'S CHEMICAL HAIR INVIGORATOR AYEB'S HAIR VIGOR MONTGOMERY'S HAIR RESTORER BURNETT'S CO0?AINE I ALL'S SICILIAN H AIR RENEWER . CHEVALIERS LIFE FOR THF HAIR CHALFANT'S COCOA CREAM LYON'S KATHALRON BARTY'S TRICOPHEROUS REEVES AMBROSIA SXOELSIOR HAIR TOSIC SAVAGES URSINA } " C BATCHE LGR'S HA IR DYE Vjl I ... . HAWL?S?.SAIR DYE J lA^r^ON'S HALE STAIN ' PO??b|?3, PHTLOCOMES . . " HAIR OHA BANDOLINE VN COLOGNE WATER vJfiAGNOLtA WATER :.v , FLORI DA WATER x ' BAY BUM, &c., Ac. For sale by Dr. H. BABB, May 8_ So. 131 ItfEETING-STBEBT. HO B A r K B K S . 'JUH1 RECEIVED AND FOR ?SALE ; WHOLESALE AND RSI AIL : JARBONAIE ur AMMONIA rr.iME HOPS I CREAM OF TARTAR j H. BAEK> druggist, No. 131 MEETING-ST BEET . Marah ? / ? ? ? -_?_' EOS AD ALIS. ? sota by m GOODRICH, WWW EM AN ?Si CO... direct Importers of European Draga and Chemicals, May8 ?tuthlyi ! CHARLESTON. S. C. J-^AKBTPS PROPHYLACTIC FLUID. Letter from Bon. Alex. H. Stephens, oj Georgia.* CxAWTOBDfivrxxJC, Ga. September 09.1868. Darby'a Prophylactic Fluid la an article of little sost. but great value. Ita domestic as well as. medi? as al nt ea are numerous, while ita specialties are noat wonderful' I have not been without it for en years, and no head of a family who can affoad ;o have lt should be without it. % . ALEX. H. STEPHENS. rHE WONDERFUL. F*AMIt.Y- MEIJI. CIN re. -..????> Letter from the Surgeon-Oineral of thc late Con feder? al? States. . tl - L '. RICHMOND, Va., .Taodavy 14 1869. IOHN DABBY & Ga, No. ICO William-street, New York: ' ? Gent?emn-l hara received your latter of the 15th )f December, i860, caning nay attention to your Darby's Prophylactic) Fluid,. I moat ehe*rtu!5y state that the Fluid; ^'fHTolsh ?? to, and fetiaawvaly used. hr<-the-SliiirwHis in 'barge of general noapltala In the Confederate .?.> rloe with great benefit to iba patients-all the mr ??ona maWhft A favorable report-a great deal of lt safe, usedlathehospitals. V l - ???T 3! ''. ?:*l lor?l Very respectfully, y our* ohedlen tee* vant, &I? 1 : '1 21 HAM'L PRESTON MOORE, M. D, : ? -, liafsai . i ? .. vi_'::,--i?:yi'i t-..:.:' :. ' fiat spi TltB ABToJ?FgH*ft<* . r>i? INT ?BXSff A^TT...: BM?HY CoxXE?ii, OXJTOBD. GA.. December 28, 1868. Prof. PABST, Dear fi^rr-davlpg not been en? gaged for many years bs the active duties offne 3edi cal profession, I fem only BuperficieBv aoquaint I with the ohvraa ef your Prophylactic Fluid, but im well acquainted with its chemical elements 8e* Value o? ^tbe^compoltatf ve^the^^nfMt^andf erapeutio properties ol the agenta em .ioyed ip tts compOFition, together with the well known reputan lion jf its diBOoverer, as a chemist, authorise me to regard ita merit? aa Of a bink order; on the whole it muet be considered aa a valuable contriouiion to the Blaea of articles to which it belinga. These views, I may add, are ?uetftined by the testi? mony ot many competent judges, who Lave tested Ita properties. Believe me, dear air. Toura, respectfully, A. MKANH, M. IX, LL. D. CU H EB BURNS, WOUNDS. ?TING* die ' . ' ALABAMA IN BANK HOSPITAL, 1 TUSCALOOSA. December 11.1868. j Mesera. JOHN DABBT A Co., No. 100 William-? treet, New fork: - - ,tier-tUmen-I received your olrealara of the nth instant, asking am expression of opinion from me aa to tba merl te of your Prophylactic Flu d. ? he pre* paretPon bas heen Bog .nm.iliv u*ed by tho profa? nion and publie at larg?, and BO universally enu tun? ed, that it ?coins to mo to need no further r^om oond?Uoi). j Aa a disinfectant and rome.!lal agent too, when in diet* U.h fttnof rtreelMdltt any eiuinar pr?par.Uion, Wena? perm ?ange nie prep? attona very extonnt*oly in thia h ?p<tal, and conA-jnaft do without thom. I oonalder yon* a tae beat and moat elegant raepara tion of the kind manufactured. BttpaoUully yours, Ao., P BRIC?. M. P., tr' Sup't and Physician Alabama insane Hospital. ... . DOWS li. & MOISE, WHOLESALE DRUGGIE, Mayas tntkagmoa i genta for honth fag#gjg BETWHBN KfHO AND BT. PHILM?." LUKTBSB OE MVXBK DXSOR1PTXO? ABl PU II.UI NO MATERIAL, ?>IMB and PI Aff?Eh IBO LATHS. PAINTS. OILS. OLASSB^ BHANOLBJ. j i lao (iXiOOVK AND lOHODB BOABDSV, Aw'4 VOS3 ^Sb??? ^ ** ^ ^thAlyi ; ywfltj g|iiifilif Ct*. ?I. h HHS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DIIUO?IST AND APOTHECARY 8. ID. Corner ox* Kins; and Jonn-Sts. SPECIAL AND PERSONAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO PHYSICIANS' PRESCRIPTIONS. ?KALEB TN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRUGS. MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, FANCY GOODS, PERFUMERIES, SOAPS, PUFFS AND PUFF BOXES, TOILET SETS, de. PATENT MKDICINKS GENUINE BAY RUM. LUHN'S COLOGNE IS UNSURPASSED BY ANY OTHER. A TRIAL WILL REPAY YOU. GERMAN COLOGNES. LUHN'D FLAVORING EXTEAOTS Have no cquM for R tr er g th ?od purity, and ought to be used? by all SODA WATER DEA LEM AN?> IOE CREAM MANU? FACTURERS. Mr. E. H. JAOKHON, Proprief r of the Charleston Hotel, ?aye: "I recommend your Extracts without hesitation to the publie for loo Creams, JeBlee and Paatry." Mrs. H. M. B?LTEBFIELD, Proprietrese of the. Pa? vilion Hotel, says: "Ibeyare well worthy the atten? tion of those who 'deal ha them or use them " These Extracts are put tip in small vials, by the dosen, for tho trade and family nae, and in pint, quart and half gallon bottles fer mann facturera. Congress and High Rook Spring Waters CONSTANTLY ON HAND. Any artfcle desired, not fn Stock, w Ml be procured to order. Goods delivered in the city FREE OF CHARGE. June 8 nae tuttis 3mo ?S O L O O N E , SUPERIOR TO THE BEST IMPOSTED CO? LOGNE WATER, manufactured and sold wholesale apd retail by Dr. H. BABB, June gi_ No. 181 Meeting-street. rho REMOVE GREASE SPOTS? USE THE DOUBLE DISTILLED BENZINE, Prepared, and for sale, wholesale and retail, by DB. H. BARB, Maj 25 No. IS! Meeting-street 1 rjni H K BISHOP PILLI TUE BISHOP PIJLL? THE BISHOP PI LL. I A Pu rel V YepetaY.ln Pill < KTI crmr^~l?W ) "COSTARS" BISHOP PILL, "Is of extraordinary efficacy for Costiveness, Indi, gestion^ Dyspepsia, Headache, Nervous Debility, Liver complaint.''. "The best PILL ia the world.' Medical Jtntrnal, September 8. TRY THEM! T RI THEM! Ail Druggists in CHARLESTON sell them. "COSTAK'S" . STANDARD PREPARATIONS ARB. . "Costar'*" Rat, Renen, die., Exter mi'cs. j "Costn?'a" Bed Bing Exterminators. ?.Coatar's" (only pure) Insect Powder. "Only Infallible Remedies known." ? "18 years established in New York." "2000 Boxes and Flasks manufactured daily." "111 Beware ll I of apurions imltationa." j "AUDrugm^ Vor $1, $2, $3 and $5 sties,, Address . . ?COS^Ali'V'^?MyX?Y, No. 13 HowratdfSfjreeik, New'.York? Sold in OB ABLEST ON, 8. C., by . GOODRICH? W1NEMAN d* CO. March 23 'DM ljr AY ER'S SA RSA PAR I L> L. A , ^ FOft PUR1F?1NG THE BLOOD. . TU* SEPUTATIOK I _ this excellent medicine etx ?^?A^%^V^4ofs, .ia.dsrivad.Xroin. xu. ^ Ja Jj^8' maDyj>oi 'wWch are ^^Hr^??P^*a,e cases of Beroi ulcua ??' ?wf^S 2 jHL cormp lon, have been pu? flMfgft ?TfffMro ?ieee and, cu.-4.vjr lt. ^WBW-^?* ,. Scrofulous affections and ii i iwiiiiTlffl?i" J1-'-?g J?SMB*W?I#?I^ grava- ed by tho sororo . 4PPI?PlaMM**2;i lons contamination uart)' ot the co un irv, that the pabilo scarcely need to bf utfoisirtof tsasWsi* toiVfiteifr -xii ...A ? Hcrofolous poison is one of tho most destructive enemies of our race. Often this unseen ?nd unt?is teas m of the orjranisttf undermiovs tho constitution, and i^vit?? the attack,ot enieebjtyg or fatal diseases without exciting a suspicion of Me presence. ARAIS, rt seems to breed infection tt>rou?b the Body, and then, on some favorable occasion, rapidly dev ?lot ? into one or other oi ita hideous forms, either on the surface orsmong the vitals. , In the latter, lab?reles may Be raddenly deposited in the lungs or heart, br tamera formed In the liver, or it shows tba presence by eruptions on tbpskiUj or iou! ulcerations on acm? part of the body. Hence the occasional ase ol a. nettle of thia SARSAPARILLA ia auvlsable, even when no active aymi'tome of dlseaae appear. Per ?OB e amie! e with the fol ?wiDg complotai* generally end ; iran ciliate relief and, at length, cure bs the nae' of thin SARSAPARILLA r Ht. Anthia v's Fire. Hose or Erysipelas, Tetter, t-alt Sbepm, weald Head. Ring Worm, irpro JKyes, SpreiUra, and o-her erup? tivo* OXJtwblg JutBUL Ot ScBSfulous dUft'O*. Also, m the more concealed forms, ss Dyspepsia, Dropsy. * Heart Di ease, .#?*?,. fept3??pAy, Neuralgia, and the vv nous ulcerous affections of the muscular and ce*? vpussjiM&a.: . .. .. '. : tluOXri r-ypbiha or Venereal sod Mercurial Diseases are cur-d by lt; taottgh ? 10hg dme ia rt^aiiaea SOL Bhb during these obat. nate . maladi. s ny a-, y aa edieine. But lon? continued ne? of this medirme wth cure ara com moni; ?cou I relieved and ultimately oared by ita purifying and' invigorating eft ot Minute Idmtlons for each ease are round tn our.. Ainu ase supt lieu gratis. Boen ntatism and Gott?, when C5^jjjjT ty sa>v^wa?Tt^avtIcsras? ^*>s fAr the strength and vtvof or tn? system, iwntrwxii ata Languid ?a*-LLrtlea, Despondent, Weepies-., sad troabied ?nih Noirrous A ppreh ensiona or fear?/ or atv ol the affection* eytt^Wttttr*. Sf Weakness , mil find immediato relief and oonvindng ?Tidenot of Its lestoratlvs cosjr r upon trial. c. Jlrog?, C?icmifQ??, ?tc. F. PANKNIR, Apothecary and Chemist. No. 133 Meeting-street CK-A-R li, KS TON, S . C. fJlHE ADVERTISES BEGS TO CALL ATTEN? TION to his stock of the best Imported and Domes? tic CHEMICALS, DRUGS5 AND PATENT MEDICINES. DEATH TO FLIES. USH LIGHTNING LIGHTNING LIGHTNING LIGHTNING PLY PAPER FLT PAPER I?.? PAPER FLY PAPER. 8TJRE AND BPEED? DESTRUCTION TO THIS T30UBLEB0ME VISITOR. FDR SALK B'S THE SHEET, QUIRE OR REAM, jSY THE ADVBKTI8BR. MANUFACTURER OF jPANKNIN'S HEPATIC BITTEBS, Which lmve established for themselves s reputation surpassed by none. Tbroogb constant effort and attention be hopes to mei it a continuance of the public patronage which baa sdas^esn bman ?trended to him. February M :_ tn thal yr J^K . O . IL TRVPHITT'8 FAMILY MEDICINES CONSISTING OF HIS CELEBBAXED LIVER MEDICINE, ANODYNE PAIN KILL IT, ANTI-BILtOTTB PILLS, AGUE PILLS, Dysentery Cordial, Female Tonie AND PURIFYING* PILLS. fT?Q?. EXCELLENT REMEDIES OF O. S. PRO A PHJTT, M. D... nejed no recommendation 3air watt known power in removing tho diseases pe liarto oar Southern climate having already estab? lished fdr them an enviable reputation m Georgia and the adjoining h tate?, A? the majority of persons living in tho South art? predisposed to disease of the Liver, it te granted by ail intelligent physicians that most of the pains and aches of our people are doe to ord tn io or luriotlonal derangement of thai impor? tant organ. Prophet's Liver Medicino and anti BiUonaT F?la. atrike directly at the toot of th? evil. Tb ?V cure the Liver, which ia nine ?ases out of en, is at the bottom ot tho Coup bs. Dyspepsia, Collo, Sick Headache. Rheumatism, Constipation: Men? strual Obstructions, Ac, ao common among our people. Earache, Toothache,, Acate Rheumatism, Neuralgia and- bodily pains of every hind flee before PKOPH1TT S PAIS KILL IT like chaff before the wind. PHOPHITT'S LIVER MEDICINE. Dr. Frophitt- Having used this medicine suffi? ciently lon? to test lb? Virtue, end to satisfy my own mind that it is an invaluable remedy for Dyspepsia .-a dheaeeifram which tho wrttar has suffered much for six yoara- and rwtpg persuaded that hundreds who now Buffor from this annoying ?oo.p?aint would be signally tenefitted. as he has boen, by its nae, we deem it * duty W? owe to ibis unfortunate class to ' recommend to theta tba ase of this remedy, which has given uO< only himeelf but Heveral taembarB ot , bis family tho greatest relief. ! j ;, . Of rhe oodrgi? corutaincc l ,.. . DC.OLY COUMTT, QA, April, 1867. r 'Thu is to certify that I wa? confined to the bouse, land most of the titre to my bed, ?nd buffering the Kffiwes* flgwy imaginable with .BJjaamsMsnu *m flWmon^imd^itar trying every, ayoliabla r?mel dj, with' no relief, i. wan sured with two bottles of if* ?l? "Sr***1!!!!^&W?ft5<W iML^aaoh ros?, i?? f.Ry Mnts owly j it relied me almost instantly. J therefore recommend Um the highestdsgggsrw: 'others aaffering from similar disease. I caa say . that it h*one of the bestlamlly medicine? now out. certain. Toora truly, W. A. FOREHAND. ... COVIBOTON, GA,, July 9, 1807. Dr. Prop/tf^-Having used your Liver Medicine for more than a roar bi my family, 1 cheerfully re? commend it to an persons suffering from Liver af? fections. Dyspepsia or Indigestion in any form. 1 also recommend your Dysentery Cordial as the beat rem?dy tor that disease. , O. T. BOGERS. SSAXftXHMVVXU,?, PPT?AM COUNTY, Oct t, 1867. Dr. Q. 9. rVoasttt-Dear Sir-1 his ia to certify that T have used your Atnie T ills for the last ?en ye.rs. and 1 have never failed to cure the Ague in a single instance with them. They al ?tye break the chhia the first day tagt th ?y aro Rives. I esa recom? mend them as brina tbs oest agaa medicino that i hitve . v er found, and they leave no bad effect? rbllow ntf them, ss Quinine. &?. I Tours respectfully. A. WESTBROOK. PUT*AX roOTrrr. tr*. September 92,1868. . Dr. O. 8. rropMU- -tr-I have wed for the last twoy>ars in my i&mily you' Tiver Medicino, your PMaXtll It, and yon. Female Tonic, and I*avo no toa ? S in aaylng that they are tb e b?st medlcinea 2 ha ve e?or usfd for tb? Liyor an i Storaerh Neara g ? and Rbi Ooantlc afflictions, Headache. Colic, and p?lns ot meaTsu^^fo^ at y aad ?very.ona,, and io all that ara afflicted, a? >b* beet ?nd safest remedies tot all the diseases for which rhf-y are recommended, kc I TBluaiespsoafuUy; r- . -F?M?9 imtlGHT. t U1? PBOPUITt'A sfBM kid tfOHlC. i This ?iedjcb?o. witt? ita aatftotatoa, is a safe and cat tab remedy for all curable fllssasss to which Fe* u slea ahme wt? Hs bte, ? ?ie??f ?beats saaWont pre vi stative of Nsrvoas BHsoaass, or Nervous Dis? ease? lu either mai? Ol lea, Sie It ia a powerful Ner? ves Tonio, setting np a full abd iree eirvuUtton Bilk, ?, MUMM H AM. - ''wMii^isittifB);. No. *81 Xbjg^oet, {asartjtt?houn,) " .i . o j? .' ? ? '> K t, ii : Ohasisaton, 8. Ol Cl)7na, (fiHatswarc, <Etr. ?S?pD^?T, CH?5?? GLASSWARE, A LARGE AND WELL SELECTED STOCK, IMPORTED DIRECT FROM THE POTTERIES IN EUROPE TO CHARLESTON. FOR SALE AT No. 255 KIN O-STREET, CORNER OF BEAUFAIN, WHERE FAMILIES CAN BE SUPPLIED WITH EVERY ARTICLE IN THE ABOVE LINE BY WILLIAM G-. WHILDEN & CO. Moy 20 tuthslmo Jl?WUlttttfll. POCKET COEN SHELLEE. Malleable lion, Coppered. H OUSMAN'S 1HPBUVBD PATENT, 1866. 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