The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, July 17, 1869, Image 4
TUE DAILY NEWS.
a- ~ A Oot Day.
The recent "heated term" seeme to have in?
apt red tho mow of our special suffering, poet
Hero ? nia? oomplaint,t jj ?"c >.?:2
? mut a plague's a eunimer breakfast,
Sat whaler, jen anm
' . .Bread and Lutterva nasty tiing. ,
Tcaet ie nie.i*r j?tiB<
Then, ho? to pasa tie time away ._..
Till dinner-there's the, doubt:
Iou're bot tryon Bia* ih:the house,
You're are'h?t if "y ou'go- bu t j
WheD dinner comee. Ix rd help us ?ll !
Such trying, such a stew:
k Y?a're.hOttfTeudOH'tlpucliablt,,
' "'Ten'rehotterlf you do:'
Thea,'titer dinner, what todo; -
No knowing where to move;
V The'gentlemen are hot below,
The ladles hot above.
And now the kettle comes again:
1 hit's not tbe wi- tb cool ODe;
TM makes an empty stos ach hot,
- And hotter stui alan one: ~
But then an evening'walk's the thing
N a* U you're bot before
The man who i weeta when be ii still.
Wilt when he Jt oves, ??eat mere,
.'?Ml BOW the anppo'a come-and come
To make baJ woTre. I wot; ? j .
for ?ip. er, ?Wie it beats the cool.
. -- -'. Will nevercool the hot
tto .
in* SjeSL wKirfi cbagr? tbe gold mm'? heart. |
^aVlpanotthehotajan; j
For hi? who,?? eau w. ea oat .ci hedi. ..
feststen times more when ia, . #
JCMPOMtANJ!
ii ??. x.t teas? : :
Jt J JJ HOAD
a Ti WV.
coirncNr
.ts A meeting o' th? preeidente and eurjerm
t??dent? of the vancraa railroads In the South
' ?rn States convened ID Columbia on Thursday
On motion of W. A. Smith. President cs* the
T?orth Carolina RuTr^d, WiHiaia. Johneton,
President ot the Columbia, Charlotte and AU
. ??ust*5lajlioad..waa called to the chair, andu
P. Hyde end 9. E. Allen were appointed eeore
-It?eSv c" .' " 2 ' - ' ; '
^<^0urJ*?ani6t?D, trpo? taking- the ?hair,
ja iah saeta is 11 n rrj 11 nt a r' *f-T^TT to bato
^BSt\^SW& o?aOT?'e
*. prfn-f K?xth ab?Taa lar as poesi?le to tarmo
aiae tba oonfLcting interests' of the vaxicrj
Jfcaee, .**?'? ,"iawoi?!l ii- .0- wino
idtm.i??bMtBMi de4eaTate?:T*0orted : P. H>
CTa^.^^^^ten^en^ ^^gJ?*J^WeB[
8. E. Johnson. Superin ter dent . ' Geoi
9** Baunx)ad;0laW^e^^
sus ??^^/?
M^Ef'?fn^Han^Bopexu?tendent. sviimi og
. AtgltfJ-jftiiohestfr Railroad S. L- Fremont
?.aO^^m?*?! ^m^th^teaudOTl^mS ??j 0
hna Railroad. A. 8. Buford, President Rieb
Toed ; also representing Baltimore Sloan
Packet Company. R. B. Pegram, Baner1
I a tendent Petersburg Railroad. J. fi. Gen
try. Auditor' ana t? enerar "Ticket Agen
Richmond, Frederi?kaburw and Potoma
JSB?. O^f fosV> ?r^eskAtlhfc ?PttataacP steam
era and Bien mond and Petersburg lUit
xo?sK'B. B~lW?y; Qoer?hTic?WkDdFT?gbt
Agent Charlotte, columbw and Angosta Rail
.<9iaa)jotB J:^Eoreafire. -OBuera!.Kreighl ant
Passenger Agent L'entra) Georg? Railroad
.Mb BcsokTJighK, buperia tend ant Chatlatte,
Columbia and Augusta Railroad. George Hull,
Receiver Wi 1m ID gt ea ead Manchester Railroad
H. P. Hammett. President Greenville and Co?
lumbia Railroad. . John A. Bradshaw, Old Do
OCMQW0, ache*}njt ? :. Messrs. Cram,.. Buford.
oM?fe Johnson, Rogers, Fremont, Gb jo apd
yjcr?mt following, oomnilttwi ?rsa. aajfroiBtssi io
arrange passenger ratea: Mesare. Powers,
Gentry. Dorsey. MnRari and Ohio.
On motion of Colonel Smith, the chairman
-waa requested tou fioxne a re poi t and r?solu
tiona relative to the Pacific RaLrcad ...
After ft roctas 'Of' several hours-, -fh e conven- I
?OD reassembled, when- lbs . Comm itt oe on
Schedule* reported that, owipg to tjbe absence
of the OfBoersof the:rca?!? between Mot gome. I
ry and Mpb^^thjBy ware; unable lo agree upon
a schedule at present.
Th? Committee on. Basaei) ger Bates submit?
tedareport^wbiob waawloptod, . .v
ie? to tramo a ached ole aa aoon as practicable i
mUmmk?ki?iSMmmm?m?iMaam ware;:ap?
pointed ft ot mmitte to devtao ?owe pian torprD
B^th^l^'^S?r^ ^net
Resolutions favorable to reduced ratee for
haamj??Pte*?wa?ior>ted- A roaoluaon waa
alfto adopted relative to the ?ppjntrnejat ot a
ri* report cw reeoiuttonH rilanve to the
-eoaftplction of the Paomo Baifroftd were adopt
ed^ Ad^aurned. .1 ; tr. ? 1 - enr* ,oaora . ? av. I .
.?M^flf^mreB ?r<t.jftsji' I.JL>P'>J-.': <H.-.:: .: .
?00 a Ama wt re QUJCSTJOJT. a.M
Tteift ai ?a-T^See-waVvS- ' be?
tween Soutar Tmaatl?M: aawl BHaj
laajBI Toang-llow Ut ProyketTmBca
ahoat Polygamy. ' iU .wau '
- Adi*pelo?datea Salt Lake; July ll, rayr :
Yeterdsy morning ex-Governor Oglesby,
Senator liumbutlano eeieral caber gentkmeu
ol the.party, called on Brigham. Young al his
residence, when the spoanftman^touwel James I
H. Bowen, mide .a. br iel address, ealing, in
aube tan ce, that we ooo gratula ted bim upon tbe
auspicious completion of . tho: rmlwav, which
bab rebe ved the Mormons of tberr profound
isolation, bioturht them in contact with tbe
QentilM. chea rMrjto^ereojl of : their goods,
?nd bsoeafted tho porohaaing power of their
aaJsHrrjiHttreftttrod to th? assistance they reu
J?mm m bau ding the road, and the oommer
^^MoUeoULOt the yiautera;. q^mplimented the
~ Ifoiinona on fhek~r?aten?i prosperity, and ac
knowledg>d the value of the.important ari ol
irrigation, which-they hld taught the Gentiles,
whereby Um great Amen cac desert waa made
io btosaam as the rose, and to yield rich bruits
hrnAeaTinS diso pies briefly welcomed the
pftT^QBP>?.Wft<l^ Mormon e
their aim was to Net? on diligently to per- i
form tbe part adot?xt tb them in the drama of
nie, havjBg ev?- ta view thongbts otman -nd '
ax>cul t%kepmdrwirai colonel f3oweu then u
trodooed tho gentlemen of the party, anda,
genetaJ eooversatioo ensued, lasung an buur.
. Aa Senator Trumbull waa DI ti d. ag adieu to Mr.
"~lajbel?>?er reipjiked that, on retoro.ng
-fee, ne migm bear br some persons
. ,-font of Abe rerritorv, and, if dona; be
. it be eure it won d ba for Juat and good
ieasone. Ii saoh Federal offloialB are sent
hereav? B .metimee have come, thoy will bo
?uilty and m aa oiduriy way pat oat ol Uiuh
T;. god cause.
Heoutor l rumb a 1. Before you take any step
of that kind, ttiiuw me to request that yi,u
Ataba Apown \oux grievances io President
Grant. He m a jus man, intending to do jus
tice to ali; but he wit^tot permit a violation o.
Jaw iogj ujvau aLed. It will not be ?ate to
^molest paoJ<c ohio, rs in the diBchsrge of iheir
duties.
Brigham Young. What more will he do for
us: Lau Juli eoudd? Geuoral Giant baa re?
moved tue only offijer here who was a Mor
naoa, aad f-r no reutson save that be vasa
Mormon. . The United Sta:es jndgoa who were
Aera ?toma una agu aoted badly. I told them
what t u?oug (I or them, nud ibay left.
Senator Irsaabull. 1 You will proniiso obedi
enoe to ibe c netitution aod the laws of the
Union.
^Brigham Young. Adhertmoe to tho TJuion,
cerUinh. O aeuaonuut 0f Congress, how?
ever, we suai i not obu.?; tbtX ie theoue torbrd
dng po.yg?my. lt is not t.ght to interfere tai
tba mai terIt ?a mn cu be ter for a manto
have several wives support, honor and cb. riau
th-m tt.ati 11 ia i or a mau to deceive one and
ca?, oft* die .wu and rduse to support her.
Ssiie or Ti umbu I. that ie a matter about
wh rh wemtut duler. We think the national
rpvernineiit u.u ibo Slates eau rightfully pena
iawsagaih?: hf.ifD'.fti.'d. jostJv puuiab the Z
?ighaaaJtv/OMg. Yee. all the States have
?ara?*xu..e*>j?et and ?aah, wbeu a 8iate.
a??iLTi?l^^TT?8ht *? m4ke '?8 P1?'^
gay? gimy. rj'.td we came here ?he eub
JfJ^V^Wejny wa- not bru? obed. Itwasnot
??H we bed a reveiatjon ou tue subject. We
SSSL&S^^ ?V1? >nt?lercd with tn
3SW?g?yva.? U?nobod\,B busmiB*- but our
iwur, we.bftte. abonteeveniy thousand peo
pie. Congress think* we aro unable to take
care ci ours el ve* aa a State. "When we number
taree hundred thousand, as we soon shall, "
think we shalt be admitted into the TJnionV. ,
Senator TrumbtHl dono ?dea the dialogu?by
remarkmg that the laws, at all events, mast be
obeyed and upheld, and that the Cbicaeo party
was bete on a commercial, and not on a politi?
cal errand. i
Hr. YOUD?'s remark about expelling Federal
offlcere from the territory who do not please
bim, and-bis- declaration that Mormons woola
net obey ?he laws ot Congress against bigamy,
created considerable sensation among the
members of the party.
AFFAIRS JLff TUE STATE.
Union.
The UrnVrovilfc Times says: "Tho want of
rain is getting to be a serions matter, t-orne
portions of the county had a refreshing show?
er on Sunday last; but in this immediate neigh?
borhood everything looks parched up."
Kershaw.
Tho Camden Journal :*ays: "It | takes the
memory of the oldest inhabitant to recollect
warmer weather than we have experienced the
past tour days. 1 On Sunday, the therrnometer
stood at 104 degree* ; Mon Jay, 102; Tuesday1,
99- yesterday at 96V and' to^s?,*tflvo\flaak A.
M.' 86. Our friends from the country, all oom?
plain of the want of rain. In some neighbor*
hoods both corn and cotton are suffering very
much." .
Greenville. .-'"f!
The Enterprise says : ''We axe at present
enduring all the severities of summer weather,
the thermometer ranfriuR for the past few days
from 92 to 99 degrees in the shade. There
bas been no rain tn thin ??sitlon of the State
for the past throe or four weeks, and the
earth is consequently very dry. Crops every?
where on the road from Greenville to Ander?
son are at this time suffertnsr for iain, but can
wait without very semons damage a few days
longer."
York.
The Yorknlle Enquirer says: "Our county is
suffering for want of raul. The last genera;
rain was on the 18th of June, and vegetation
is beginning to ebow signs of a four week's
excessive warm. dry. spell.. Corp is twisting
up ?nd losing its health: color. VToleas we
have rain very soon, this crop which looked sd
promising a few weeks ago, will bo a failure,
partial n some localities and nearly total m
others. Colton baa,opt suffered much yet, tn?
it needs rain. Pastures are turning brown,
from the dying of grass, and even the bia k
bernes are disappearing. Most of the mills in
?b*-\ow*:X*rttfr*w oom
pelt?d to ator/g?TOoTO* for wantoTWAfer."
Ft?gefleld.
A letter of the 14th instant, from Edeefield
County, says: "We are suffering much at thia
time in our farms for the want of rain; in fact
it we do not get rain in a few days there will be
a failure in the corn crop, although some lo?
calities in the county have bad more nun than
oi hers, 3 et, at this time, all ?re ruinously sof*
feriDg^ifldjt?y.D-Wrb?^'A?airar?ltmless rain
comes soon. The cotton crop also is Buffering
m net), especially wa?re fertilizers were need
extensively, which will cause the young bolls
andfonnat?fatf ^Bffft? th* growth is entirely
checked at this time lue cotton where mi
fertilizers were used is not BJ bad off. as thia
cobteo ?,dJBrti RWW sx> fast, COTMSjuflntly the
stalk is not so full of sap, and does not suffer
so much from the torrid neat that we bave bad
for the past ten days, as the mercury bas
ranged from 92 to 102 in the shad?, and in the
SHU from 143 to 150. Our .wheat and oats crop
are roxy good." ?
THE FBXXCH CABLE.-A Washing ton dispatch;
* j^c^^retary"of State io-day'addressed a
note in duplicate to the British Minister and tq
the French Charge de Affaires here, informing
thom that the trill which passed the 8* nate last
winter, and only failed in the House for wantj
.af Oana, and which provided that na ioreigD
cable should be landed on the shores of thej
U ited 8tates without the conseatof Congress
an d without provision for reciprocity in the aeej
thereof by -the respective governments con?
nected hr aucbcabie. pu^ueeuoaabljembodied
the sentirjMDts ot Con4rr?*? on ?bis subject,
to which their attention is respectfully called.
Ibis now is aleo i J accord with the recent !
opinion, of Artornej-.G?usraJ iioar, who held |
that, although the State of Massachusetts had
given her oonseut to the landing of such cible,
yet it waa void until the consent of Congress
was obtained. Therefore, though the French,
cable may be landed at Duxbury during tho
present mooth, its operation is not certain for
some time. This cable company is exclusively
French io. it? oontroL^d it is atatedthat we
proviBkin'in its inlier requires a wire'tx)'pass
into the Tuileries. Congress will undoubtedly
insist upon a reciprocity in the nse of the ca?
ble between the-- United States and France.!
The bill which passed the Senate was unani?
mously reported m tbe House Committee on!
Forek'n Affairs, and only failed because of
wont of time at the olose of the Bession.
Hmmttthl
jmOX OP THB CHARLESTON DAILY NKWs, I
fABUMTO?. Friday Evening. Joly IA j
COTTON.-The ojjrex?tiona, wera limited to about |
100 bales, prices remAin'lng without Important alte?
ration, a he sales were 9 at 30.1 at 81,18 at 81X. 3
at 32, 3 at,82X, 71 at SS, We quote;
?t?Ai" ? ritiiToor fctJiBttTioAtao?;'' "
Ordinary to pood ordinary.80 @32
Low middling.....jnW(S -
Middling...................... .J83 @
By hew York classification we quote:
Middling.88!?@
Bier -This grain was in good deaanad at firmer |
rates, an improvement of about s'c fi a being
realist* in some oases; ?alee 200 tierces of clean
roes at TM. 73 a? 7>iK 21 at.7*. 10
I. 10 cf 11/3, ? 'm 'i?Mt* terms
We quote comrron to fair clean Carolina at 7??@7X,
good 8?8>4-c V Bi.
Markets by Telegraph.
TX)REIGN MA RESTS.
LONDON, July 16-Noon -con-ola 93. Bondsb2K<
Fine rosin I??. " ..-.-<.
Evening.-Co a s o'8 93 V- Bonds q ii et at 82 \.
LmapooL, July 16-Noon.-Cotton quiet; up?
lands 12Xd; Orleans 18S'd; solea 10 000 balea; aaloa
of the week 73,000 bales; for export 12.000 balea; for
speculation 8,000 balee; stock 882,008 ba'es, of which
2.0,000 are Ameilean. Finar 23s.
Afternoon.- Cotton ad?it 627,800 bales, ef which
23. too ar a american. Lee? favorable Manchester
advices have canted a dullness. Bed Western wheat
B6>8X Tallow48s Sd.
Evening.-Cotton cloie! steady; upiauds 12S' ; Or?
leans 13Hd; sales 10,00p balee.
nivaic, JulyCelt* quiet/ and ettady.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
Now You, July 18-Noon.-tecka steady. Money
7. Sterling 9?. Gold 3BJT Cotton quiet at 34Ke
34).'c Turpentine i2}?c Bo in in fair request;
good Btralned ?2 *0?2 35.
Evening.- i ott an dull and unchanged ; salea
760 bal? e ; uplands 34>?a31 Kc. Flour and wheat un?
changed. Corn closed duli; yellow Southern SI OL
Mess pork $84 37a t. M Lard a ?hade easier; I9?ia
10>{<? lor kettle. Whiskey quiet; Western 61 05^.
Naval atores and freights dull. Moner 7 and steady.
Discounts dull Exchange qmet Oold3C. Bonds
Uro p; '62'* 23Xa23>?; j-omum-ns heavy and lower
BALTIMOBJ;, Joly 16-Cotton unchanged. Flour
low bnt erm. Wheat weak and lower; prim . to
choice uew red 81 60A1 65. Corn advanced; wir te
Mil yeilow $1 io. Pork quiet at 834. Bacon active
md advancing; clear 18,wii8jjc; shoulders 18A?a
16}?C. bama 22>?a33o. Lard dull at 19>?a20c. Wuis
L' F une lia ns d; eiock scarce
WnamioTos Julv 16- Sprits turp?n tone sieady
at 88&c Bosin quiet; No 1 $3 E0.8 CSl**. ( rude
turpeotln? $2 G5a3. Tar sieady at ?2 20.
Auoi STA, July 16 -Cotton, market fi mer; sales
U8 bates roceipts 20 biles; middling 3'Jc; 6toclt on
ba id 660 ba.es.
MOBILE, Ju'y 16.-No market; no off-ring sloe?;
receipts. CG bales; receipts for tue week 231
b .les; experts to Great Kr iain none; coastwise 1212
bales; stock 3233 bales; saiee for the week 630 balee;
to-day 30 bales; low middling nominally 30c.
Mw OBLSana Julv 16- Sales lor the week 835
baKa salsa to-day 12 balea; meddling 83Kc. Gold
KtcrUag 60 New York sight Jj premium,
u. ..ul) and uncnanged Mo asses, fermeuti
10*01 Whiskey, Wesierti rectified, $112al 16. Coffee
HOBSI ll
Wilmington Market.
WiLMING los. July 15.-SrmiTS TUBPCMTINX.
?ales o 360 casas at 38>?e.
Kosct- -Ates of 165 0 JIS al S3, S3 60a3 76 for No 1.
. BUDE Trna BKTINH -500 bo:s changed bauds at
'3 tor v.rgii, and ?2 66 for soft
A AB -only 20 bbls repot ted at ? 2 20.
Interior Cotton Marketa.
MACON, July 14-ihe ede- to-day amount to 88
>aex; recopie 7 baio.-; ehiyn enis 22 oates, Mid
Ihags are quoti d si Sic dtuck on hand 289 ba vf.
< uLlMdC-, July H- soles 48 balee at 28*c.
at.ddlii.ge are held at 31c. Receipt? 2 bates.
Smith, Kdwarda dc Co.*a Monthly Cotton
?taeia^air.
LTVEBPOOL, Joly L-Ino*prospects of our mar
ket are at prenant ol the most alarming kind to tbe
consumer; the excessive deficiency of supplv be?
comes each B'ontb more appevent, and the difficul?
ty of tiding over tbe interval between 'his aud the
arrival ot next season's crop is more obviuui. In
deed we tear it cannot be dewed that the trade bave
to contend with the moat trying emergency since the
close of t.jo American war.
We took occasion in our last issue to remark that
we would probably have a deficiency or supply till
the end ol this year of 260,000 balee as compared
with last yeai. Ibeae figures appear still to give a
fair repr?sentation of the case.
Tbe total amount In Liverpool and Lon?
don 24th june wu below last year.
balee... 182 000
Th* excess sfliat (taking latest India
mail dates) was.bales 62,000
Liverpool a visible deficiency of. 120,000
Since tLen *e have received by telegraph
nearjy the complete exports from Bombay
during June, ai d lt appears there will bea
defic t as compared with last-year of about. 120,000
Which w'U make the total deficit.250.000
We take na account ol the shipments during ul y
and Attust ts these were ?mail last year, thouah we
believe will be even smaller tbls year, and we asaume
no change in the supply from other sources, and we
suppose th? trlide to hold about ' the sime stock ss
at this time last yenr (it is probable that they have
increased their holding- 40.0 0 or 60 OOO bales from
the lowest point of our market ai the end of May,
when they bad no surplus stock whatever.) It,
tnerefore. we reduce our stock at Christmas to 250
000 balea, against 362,000 bales last year, we will still
have to reduce the deliveries 160,000 bales below
what they were in tbe seiend half of last year, or
about 6000 bales weekly. 1 hie is a serious reduc?
tion, and it remains to be seen whether present pri?
ces, which are about 2d rer lb over the average of
the second half of last year, will suffice to effect it.
We incline to think that some farther rise win be
necessary, at Irait m American cotton, to put the,
ream ito pressure upon consumption.
lt is In American cotton that the deficiency is
most alarming. We can now count almost to a bale
the supply we can have till next crop arrives, for it
ia evident that scarcely anything more can come
from America out of the present crop, as stocks in
the ports are reduced to 76,000 ba es. indeed lt ap?
pears probable that we most ship as much cotton of
the better gr.des to the .-tai es aa they can aend us or
toe lower grades, wh;ch are unfit for tnelr con rump
Hon. !
Our supplies promise to ba aa follows:
Stock american, June 21..balee..211,000
Afloat toat date. 70,000
Further supply till November 1, s?mese hist
year, say..'... . 20,000
Totalauppiy 6uNovember 1 .311,000
Deduct for stock in Liverpool ? 0 vern ber 1.... 20,000
'< otaLeva/laMe for consumption and export. . 291 000
say 16,00t balea per week against deliveries of 2.',ooo.
balea per week during same time last year. VJ
We do not see from the above bow we can allow
for home consumption, for the next four month a,
more than 13,000 to 14,000 balee ?rn,rican cotton;
per wees, whereas the areqantr.ra'e ia probably 22,-.
rOO bales per week; and the situation is the-nore'
critical as there is alto a sortons deflciapcyof Braail.
cotton lo ebntet'd with, the stock of it being only)
71.900 hale.-, against 186,000 bales 1 ait year. Except j
during Ins height of the American war we have not.
had to face such a ata va ion eppjuhj of Jean ?spied j
cotton, and it is most impon ant for the trade to
begin to ?conom at lU-u e at once, lest f traun- prices;
be reached later fhi the autumn.
On the other hand, lt mus. be borne in mind that
a long period of wretchedly baa trade is undoubted?
ly b : fire our spinners. Toe consumption will bave
to be cot down sooner or later through their inabili-!
ty to meet the loas on working, and when that period I
an- ves then wit! be an augmentation ot the failures
abroad v alarm >ngl> frequent Ihe danger of n akingl
bad debts ia attracting attention OD all sides, and wei
fear tbe .rsv ty of the situataou will increase for an!
inoeflnite. time to come 1 be question of miking
caah payment upon delivery the rule of the trade inj
Liverpool ia seriously de**1 ed, and lt Berthe-uot nu?
llit ely that a movement may bs made ere long m that
direction. ,.: ".'7 ? ..: : DK KUH VA.MX
The accounts of ibe gr wing American crop hara
imp'oved of kite. Hat tt lt stu; thought to be twq |
weeks behind laat year's crop.
Kew York, Hlee Market.
The Journal of Comm rte, of wednesday, the
li th iu.tant, reporta th; t the local trade is ve y light
for carolina ano Kargoon, but froto the out ol town
dealers ibero isa good demand, and the.aleck of |
Carunna hems very smaTI full prices are current.
Itatgooa is plenty ard barely ready. We notice I
sales of SO ca?ie Carolina at 8Jia8#u. and 150 bags
Bangoona! 7??a8c currency,'drily paid.- Wo quote
< aroiiua at 8>?a3.-, and Rangoon 2 ?;*3kic gold for |
lots lo bond. . ... _."-.. . _.,
The New Torfe. Vegetable and Fruit
Marfc et.
The Journal of Commerce ol Wednesday blairs
that the main supply ia now. from near points, and
Southern produce ia being crowded u of the mar?
ker, with diminish*! arrHrab, Norv,ia nock sells as
follows ; Potatoes, $2 per bbl fox prime and 50c?$T
iortaierior lota; tomatoes at $1 60*1 76 per bosbet
crate; cucumbers at tl 60 per bbl; apptes at $4a8
Bermuda potatoes at i 5*6 per bbl.; onions af ?8 per
bbl. Lo g Island an ) Jer-ey potato s $2a2 60 per
bbl. Connect cut o lons $6 CO per bbl, $>a0 per 10Q
ouc ches ; cucumbers 75catl 1 er 100; green com $1? 6a
1 1J per i ushel; apples at (6 50*8 per bbl, the latter
unce for selected lota; string beans SI per two bushel
bbl; peas 76ca1 per bag; squashes 60o per basset;
strawberries 12}?J15C for pints; currants common,
at Hal J He; cherries, do. at 16aI8c; blackberries at
S6a7 per bushel; whortleberries $5?7 per bushel;
raspberries Antwerps, lOaUc per quart, Jereey \
blackcaps. "Doolittle* " 20 >25c per quart; comoon
kinds at Ha12c; chem**, ?our, I6AI80. The small j
lots o; peaches lp th ls week -from Charleston were
easily pkced*att4a8 per crate; some carly "Bale"
eachea are ejpectod m from Delaware thia week.
Southern pears a? Il at 82a4 per craie.
Lon signets per S ou to (ai o li na Hail roa J
??? July 16.
28? balea Cotton, 68 bales Domestics, 100 boxes
Candles, 216 sacks Wheat 160 sacks Bran, 273 bbls
Naval c tores. 4 oars Wood. 8 oars Lumper.. To Bail
road Agent, Werner k Bucker, fi ('oma ft Co Gold- J
raits ft eo". Biecke ft Hooachte, H tmiwtoile, F D j
O Kracke, Clsgho-u. Herring ft Co, Pelser, Bodger?
ft Co, Kirkpatrick ft wtite, W O Courtney ft Co, u H
Walter ft Co. Johnston, Crews ft Co, Hopkins, Mc?
Pherson ft Co, J A Qusckenbusb, Kinsman ft How?
ell, and B O'Neill. j
Passengers.
Per steamer Pilot B y, from Beaufort via Edieto
J F calvin, Mrs Btown, Miss A ' Brows, J B Mat?
thew, W Hum?, Jr, J Apple, J J Mlkell. wile and
son J Mitchell, Dr T P Mlkell, Mrs Carroll, Misa
Mackey, J Harvey, Col J Wbaley. ii L Marsteller,
Miss Loper, and 13 n d ck.
Per steamer St Helena, from Edieto and Rock vi De
H L Swinton, H B Swtn on. B J Wbaley, b Howe, :
B Seabrook, and 10 ?n deck.
Racine ttuw.
Hort ol CJrmr lets t on. July 1.7.
. FHA n or rex noan.
Last Quarter, lat, 7 hours 27 minutes, evening.
>'AW Moon, 9th, 8 hours. 14 minutes morning.
First Quarter 16th 1 hour 18 minutes, morning.
Foll Moon, 23d 8 hours 34 unnutes morning.
Last Quarter. Slat ll hours, 45 minutes, morning.
|?*? 4 anne. T ^ |
lil Monday.,.., ft.. 2 7.. 8 | 9. .47 10..14
13 tuesday...., 5.. 3 7.. 8 IO..27 H.. 3
14 Wednesday.I S,, S 7.. 8 H.. 4 ll..56
15 Thursday... 6.. 8 .7.. 8 12.. 12 Mom.
16 Friday..... . 6.. 4 7.. 7 Morn. . 12..60
17.Saturday... 5.. 5 7.. 7 12..2? 1..68
18 'ni?!?...., s. g 7.. ? 1.. 0 2..57
Arrived Yesterday.
8 teamer Pilot Boy, Perk, Beaufort via Edi st o.
Mdse and > audrie*. To 3 Fer. wu, bombera Ex?
prese Co, Susan Chapman, B ? Adams, A a Chisoim,
an?1 J adger ft Co.
stemier St Helena, Elliott, Edisto and Fockvllle
2 hal s cotton, Mdse and Sordries. To J H Mur
r>y, H L P Mc ormlck, Bavenei i: Co. Lancaster k
Howe, J C H ClausBen, and Carsten s Jacobs.
Sailed for this Port.
Brig Jennie Clark. Boberts, from u^v ma, July 7
Steamer 'itv Point, McNeity, lrom Wilmington, N
C, July IC.
Shipnews I? ic'^trapu.
WrxarrNQTOX, July 16-"'siled, Fairbanks lor New
York; i.ity fomt tor ( h^rleston.
Weather clear-wi'd bW. thermometer SO.
nenin II .<?
The sehr Franronia. Lenvttt, from (reorgctewu, fi
O, a ir. ved at Bath, Me, July ll.
Ld ST OK VtbMMKLS
CP. CLEARED AND SAILED FOR . UJS PVJxT
FOREIGN
LIVERPOOL
Tho Haaaah Lizzie, Ferguson, cleared.May M
The Vince, Balluay, up.June 12
BATABA.
Brig Jenni9 Clark, Boberti. sailed.July 7
b nat B * 1 if
GOLDSBORG', IIB.
Scbr Velocity, PiuUhain stile<i .June 15
FILAS ITO ET ACE.
Brig H W MoGilvery, Mutts, cleared.July I
Sehr Stampede, Stratton, cleared.July 3
. MaS
Brig Bampden. Perkins, up.June 30
scnrN V Smith, looker up.July 12
Sehr Wm L sj rings. Hala y, cleared.July 6
sehr My rover, Brown, cleared.Jory 12
PHlLvDELPHLA
Sehr Sarah Cullen, Avis, m>.July 1
WILMINGTON, H C.
Steamer Citv Point ucxeliv, sailed.JnlylC
WHIOaT. WHEAT I
WANTED TO PL <Ca .SE, IO,OOO
Brune. O ?ol E ww ?..*.!..
July 5 mwfC JOHN CAMPdEN & ca
Gr .
JT. L. U H N ,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DRUGGIST AND APOTHECARY
S. E. Corner of Kins and John-Stay
SPECIAL AND PERSONAL AITENT?ON GIVEN TO
PHYSICIANS' PRE8CR PTIONS.
SEAL EB IS FOREIGN ASD EOMESTIC
DRUGS,- MEDICINES, CHEMICALS,
FANCY GOODS,
PERFUMERIES, SOAPS, rUFFi A AD POFF\
DOSES, TOILET SETS, dc.
PATENT MKDIl'IXES
GEM I V K DAY Ul M.
Ll'HN'S COJLUG^?
IA UNSURPASSED BY ANY OTHER. A TRIAL
WILL BEPAY YOU.
GERMAN COLOGNES.
L?HN'? FLAVORING ETT3ACT8
Have DO equal for strength and purity, and ought to
be used by all
SOBA WA TEB DEALERS ARD ICE CREAM MANU- |
FACTUREES. ?i
" Hr. E. H. JACKSON, Propiietor of the Charleston
Botel, says: "I recommend your Extract! without
hesitation to the public for Icc Creams, Jellies and
WehT-"' . .
Ure. H. M. BUXTZEFIRLD. Proprietress of lb? Ps*
rillon Botel, says : 'They aie well worthy the atten?
tion of those who deal in (hem or use them "
1 hese Extract* are put up io small v?ale, by the
dozen, for the trade and family use, and in pint,
quart and tal/ galjan bottles fcn-msnufaci urerf.
?.Wi ' hi
Congres* av nd HiRh Uoeh Spring Waters
.?COSSTAJSILYOKHAN?.
Any arfrle desired, not in Etoci, will be paacured
io order. r ? ', * '? "'? '' ?? ,
Goods d s'ivered" rn I he city PREH OF CHARGE.
, Jsjas s.;->'-';--^jj,^ ? . I fathaSmo
A ?TJ Bi, !
'.'U^m^K^uh?tim> SUP FEB
. over a :*rge part of the globe, fa the
, i consequence of ? sUeeased action in
^tbesyetetsfMdUsedJty fha patton ,
i mia-m ot vegetabla-drcay ibis
io? ? evolved t y the achoo!
heat on wet:So>tand rises
s=s -with tbe :w?tery vapor fi om it-i
While the ann is Delnw We horizon this vapor1
UnsWisWMti.^e.fa^V.aurlaie,. and- the ytrua
is taken with it througti the .largs uro the bjood.
lhere it acts aa an nritattng pet-un on the
internal vlf eera and excreting organs of the boiv.
The liver becomes ton id and fails to secrete not
only ttis'vmrs. "bntalso the bile from the blood.
Both the virus and tbe bi'e accumulate 1? th? -circu?
lation, and produce vio eat constitutional disorder.
The epleen. fbe "Kidneys,' amt- the. atom ich sympa?
thise with the liv r, and become disordered alao.
Finally, the instinct of ?ur organism, as i, ID an at?
tempt toexoei the noxious .infAstoa,- concern rates
the ?hole blood of the body in the internal excreto?
ries to force them to cant a out. The blood leaves
the surface, and rushes lo the central organa witb |
congestive violence. Inls is the CbilL But In this
effort it fails. 1 hen the Fever follows, in which the
blood leaver the cutral organs and roches to the
surface, aa ll In another effort to expel the irritai lng
poison tb rough that other great excretory-tbe skin.
In thia ala? U fails, and the system, abandona the
attempt exhausted* and wats tar the recovery of
strength to repeat the hopeless effort another day
These are the flts of paroxysms ot Fever and Ague,
such conatttotlonel disorder will of conree under?
mine the health if it ia not removed.
We have laoored to find, and have found an anti?
dote,
A Y K. K'S AGUE CT RE ,
Which neatraHiee tb ia malarious poison in the
blood, and stimulates the liver to expel it from the
body. As it should, io it does cure this afflicting
disorder with perfect certainty. -And it dees mot e
or ra th er does what la of mere service to those sub- '
jectto this infection. If taken tn Reason it expels
it from the erstem as it is absorbed, and tbua keepa
tbose who nee it tree'lrom lt* attacks; beeps the sys
Ita m health although expo-ed to the disease. Con?
sequently it not only cures, but protects from, the
great variety of affection, which are induced by this
malignant influence, auch sa Remittent Fever. Chilli
Fever, Dumb, orTias?od Ag?e, Periodical Beadache,
or Bilious Headache, Bilious Fever?, f-euralgta,
Rheumatism Gout, Blindness. Toothache. Xarache,
Catarrh, Asthma, Palpitations Painful Affections of
the - olen, Hysterics, Colic, Paralysis, and Painful
Affect ons < 1 the Stomach and Bowels, all of -which, :
when arining from thia cause, will be found to as?
sume, -more or lees, the intermittent type. Thia
"AUUE CUBE." removes the cause of these derange?
ments and cures the disease.
1 his ll accomplishes by stimulator g the excreto?
ries to expel the virus from the system; and these
Organa by de*rees become habited to do this, their
rfflce, of their own accord., Hence arises what w
term acclimatation. Time may ar comptoir the esme;
end, but often I'fe is net long enough, OT fseacrifloed
In the attempt, while this ' Ague core", doe* rt at
once, and with safety We bare g 'eat re ?on to be?
lieve ibis is a surer as weil aa safer remedy for the
whole claaa of diseases which are eau* d by the1 .mi?
asmatic imecti .a. than any other which hts peen
discovered; and it nae still another impo' tant ad?
vantage to the public, which ls, that it ie cheap ae
well as good.
PBtPAUDOT
Dr. J. C. AY EH dc Cl?., Lowell, Mass
PnK-Ut-sl and Analytical Chemists.
Pfioe One, Dollar per bottle.
Sold at Whoif sale, by -
DOWIfc A HOHE.
Charleston, South Carolina,
And by Be tail Druggists everywhere.
June 96 pac stntb3mo*
rr\ H K B1?HOP PILLI
TUB BISHOP [FILL ?
THIS BISHOP PILL!
A 1 uroly Vegetable Pill (Suf-ar-Coated.)
"COSTAIiV' BISHOP PILL,
"Ia of extraordinary efficacy for Costiveness, Indi
geeticn, Dyspepsia, Beadache. Nervous Debility,
Liver complaint." "Ice best PILL in the world." .
A'edical Journal, Srpttmber 8.
TEY THEM!
IE ? THEM!
?e^All Ditjpcisis in CBAF.LEoTON selltbcm.
"COSTAE/S "
STAN DAIM) PKFPA??ATIGiNfc
ARS
'.< ostar V Kat, Roaela, d.c.. Kxtermi'F.
'?LO-ta r's*' Uta lins I ?termina tors.
"CoetarV icnly purei Insect Powder.
"Only infallible Rfmo^ic- known."
'18 year- egtabli-hed in New York."
"20C0 Boxea and Fiasse manufactured daily."
"111 Beware 11 1 of epurinu? imitation?."
"All Druggists in CBABLifSlON sell them."
For $1, $?, f ?; gnd $5 BIZCS, Address
"CUSTAK" COMPANY,
So. 13 Howard-street, Ntw York.
Sold in CBABLESiON, 8. C., by
OI'OUKItU, WlMJ.tlAN Ai CO.
March 23 DAC lyr
P O I A O A lil i
Purifies tbe Blood.
For Bale by Drnasrfetf EverywDer*.
Jui*>* 1)1
QI Ht ATE OP MAftvKMl.
A GOOD COOLING BUHHER MEDI INK MADS
rresh every day, by Da. a. BAIE,
May -?5 Bo, 131 Heedn?;-B.reet,
c.
Pqflfy fy?tuly (Ctr.
F . PA -\ K; S I J?.,
Apothecary and Chemist.
?So. 123 Meeting-street
CHARLESTON, S. C.
fJliiE ADVERTISER REG3 TO CALL ATTEN?
TION to bis stock of tbe best Imported and Domes
tic
CHEMICALS, DRUGS
AND
PATENT MEDICINES.
DEATH TO FLIES.
?TSE
LIGHTNING
LIQ BINING
LIGBTNLNG
UGBTNLNG
FLT PAPER
FLYPAPER
FIA PAPER
FLY PAPER.
BUBB AND- SPEEDS DESIK?CTION TO
TBiS TROUBLESOME YI8ITOB.
PUK SALB Bl
.j*?.iuK Ma x. >....': t-: i.- ':? irii
THE SHEET, QUIRE QR REAM,
B7 THE ADYEETISEB.
}'"'? i? i- 'i'i.4 it* ?' :K--:? "V."
f
IlANUPACTDBEB OF
PANKN IN'S
HEPATIC BITTEKS,
I "Vbkfi' lave e?tabli?hcd#or themselves a reputation
. . surpassed br acne, '
Through constant effort and attention be bop?? to
merit a eontinnaooe of the public patronage which
baa hitherto been extended to him.
february is _- _tutbalyr
H , ? . S. P?VPHIT li 'S'
FAMILY MEDICINES
OOSaiiTTlTO OF HIS CBLEBBATED
Ll VER ' MEDICINE,
ANODYME PAIN KILL IT,
ANTI-BILIOUfl PILLS, AGUE PILLS, .
Dysentery Cordial, Female Tonic
. ' AND;
PUBIFYINO PILLS.
THE FXC1LLENT REMEDIES OF O. 8.
PBOPHTTT, M. ix, need no recommendation
their well knowe power ls rcmovng the diaeaeea pe?
culiar to our Southern climate having already estab?
lished for them an enviable reputation m Georgia
and the adjoining state e. Aa the majority ot persons
living m the south are predl"poed tc disease ol the
Liver, lils granted by all intelligent physicians th.t
most of tbe pains and aches of our people are due
to orgtnlc or iuncd> nal derangement of that impor?
tant orgiin. PropUtt'B liver Medicine and Anti
Bilious Pilla strike directly at the root of the evil.
Tb ev cure the Liver, which in nine cases out of en,
la at the bottom of the Coughs. Dyspepsia, colic.
Sick Headache. Rheumatism, Constipation, Men?
strual Obstructions, kc, to common among our
people. Earache, Toothache, A cuto Bbeumatism,
Neuralgia and bodily pains of every kind flee before
PrtOPHlTT'S PAIN KILE, IT
like chaff before tbe wind.
PHOPHITl'? LtVBH MEDICINE.
Dr. FrophiU-Bating u-ed this medicine suffi?
ciently lon.; to teet its virtue, < nd to satiety my own
mind that it is an invaluable remedy for Dyspepsia
-a distes se 'rom which tbe writer bas suffered much
for six years-and being persuaded that bundie ?
who now suffer from this annoying co "plaint would
be signally hen B? ti ed, aa he has te? n. by its use, ? e
deem lt a duty we owe to this unfortunate class to
recommend to them the.use of thlaremedy. winch
has given not "only himself but several members ol
bia family the greaest relief.
M. W. ARNOLD.
Of tho Georgia Conference.
DOOLI COTJKJT, QA , April, 1867.
Thu is to certify that I was confined to the hou?e,
and most of the dre tony bed, and suffering the
greatest agony imaginable witb Rheumatism, for
Uve months, and alter trying every available reme?
dy, with no relief, I wa? cured with two bottles ot
Dr. u. S Prophiti's Anodyne Pam Kill It, each rott?
ing tfty cents only; it relieved mo almost instantly.
I therefore recommend it in the highest degree to
others suffering from similar discse I can sa\
that it is one ol the best family medicinen now out.
certain. Tours truly, W. A. FOB EH A ND.
COVINGTON, GA., July 9,1867.
Dr. ProphiU-Having n*cd your Liver Medicine
for more ihan a year in mv family, i ebeertuny re?
commend it to oil persous -uHering from Liver ai
fictions Dyspepsia or Ind;g??t1on in any lorm. 1
also recommend your Dysentery Cordial as tuc best
remedy tor ihat disease. O. T. lto?fc??.
siAKFonnvnxE, Puru AM COVXXT, Ott 1.1BCT
Dr. 0. H. lrophitt-Vtw Slr-J hi- ts io certify
that I have used y><ur Ague Pills for >he los, ten
ye>rs. aud 1 have m vcr fulled -o cure he Ague in a
single instance with them. They a' wt vs bn.ak the
chi is th, first day that they aro given . I can recom
j mend them as IKiu- tbe -te: ague medicine thai i
bu ve v ir found. and they leave no bad effects follow?
ing them. Cb Quinine kv.
' Yours respectfully. A. WESTBROOK.
PUTNAM TOUNTT. GA, September 22, If09.
Dr, 0. A'. FrophiU - ? vr-I have u- eo for the tesl
two y ar? in my family von l iver Medicine, your
Pain Kill Tt, and you Female l orie, and I have no
fea> a in saying Ihat ihey are thebes! medic.nts I have
e< er mud for the Liver an-i ?toniarh Neuro g c auo
Bh, Baaste afflictions, Headache. Colic, and palus ot
evei y kind are subdued by thom. A Ker using the
medicines solong. I cheerfully recommend them to
any and every one, and to all ibat are afflicted, as the
best and safest renn dies for all the disease- for
wbicb 'h y ure recommended, kc
Yours reepectlully, JAMEs WRIGHT.
UH. PROPHITT'S PRAHLE TONIC.
This Medicine, ?Ith its associates, is a sale and
Ci rtain remedy tor all curable diseases to wb cu Fe?
males alone are liable. It is ai*o aa exzellent pre?
ventative of Nervous Bliconeee, or Nervou? Dia
casea in either male or is'i ale It is a poweriul Ner
v.ne Tonic, setting up a full and tree cirulafaon
throu bout the system.
a tl ol the above Medicines sold by Prurgists and
Merchants generally ihronghoul the southwest,
ED. S. BURNHAM,
Wholesale and Retail Agent,
Ko. 121 King-atieet, (near Calhoun,)
Oharlesion, H. 0,
Prepared only by Da. O. S. PROPHITT.
April 10 stuthomoe covington, Ga,
Prags, (Cljem???b, (EU
JJK. H I C H A C'S
G O LD BK EE.M.EDIE8.
A-K FOB. MO OTHtB, XABJS MO OTB KB, AND
yon will save lime health aid money.
$li GO SEWARD lor any case of disease in any
stage which they fail io core.
Dr. BICHnTJ's GOLDEN BALSAM No. 1 eurea
Ulcers. Ulcerated Sore 1 hroat and Month, t- ore
byes, cutaneous or Hain tra pt lon-, Copp*r Colored
Blotches, oren es - of the - calp, Hcrofaia, Atc ; ia tbe
greatest Renovator, Al eiauve and Blood Puriner
known, temovea a 1 diseases from the aystem, and
leave? tba blood pure and health v.
Dr. IUCHA?*? GOLDEN BALSAM No. 2 eurea
Mercurial Affections, Rheumatism in all it- form?,
whether f<om mercury cr other causea; grves Imme?
diate relief in all ?ases. No dieting necessary. I
have thousand* of Certificates proving the roiracn
loua cures - effected by these Remedies. Price of
either No. lor No. 2, S5 per bott!:;, or two bottles for
$9.
Dr BICHAD'? GOLDEN ANTIDOTE, a safe spee?
dy. P estant and radical cure for all Urinary De
ragements, accompanied with full directions. Price
$3 per bottle.
Dr. BICHAUM GOLDEN ELIXIR D'AMOUR, a
?adical cure for Nervous or General Debility,;in old
or >oong; imparting cm rgv with wonde fal effect.
Price $0 per bottle, or two bottle? for 19.
On receipt ot price these Remediee wiU be shipped
tb any place.' Prompt attention paid to all corres
dente. None genuine without ins name of "Dr.
BIOHAU'? GOLDEN REMEDIES, D. B. BI CHARDS,
Sole Proprietor," blown In glass of bot les.
Address D B. BICHA KDS.
No. 238 Varfck-etreet, NewFork
Office Hours from 9 A. M. to 9 P. M.
Circulars sent_ly July 3
JJ I S O ? ' ?
TOBACCO ANTIDOTE.
Warranted to Remore all Besire
for Tobacco.
It ie Purely Vegetable and cont? In a
nothing injurious.
The following is one of thousands of testimonisls.
that are daily received by the Manufacturer:
KICHH KD VA , November28. 18*9.
DEAS Sra-The "Tobacco Antidote" prepared by
yon according to the i ere! pt yon have submitted to
mr, and the ingredients ot. which I have, examined, |
ls purely vegetabe. entirely bat mles*, and contains
nothing in the lea at Injurious. It ia not disagreeable.
to the taste, sud aa a home nil rle, I hope you will
meet with ready sal? lor Jr, and I believe thal if tb* j
Erections are followed, It will do Wyon riefte?! JOT,
Ut JOB N DC VE, M.D.
sy Price 50 cents ptrBov. Tbs usnaidiscount
I to the Trade.
S-aT For sale hy
Dr. H. B?JEB,
WHOL^ SALE AGENT FOB SOUIH CA BOU NA.
Jnse f_ ' , . ?
IlKCAKKFUL
WHAT MEDICINES
YOU T A at is . I
WHErt-YOU AB F EX BI USTED BT ?YFhWOBE
ol bead or baw d, and feel the need ol wmetbirg in .
vin orating, don't drink whitley or an; Intoxica Ung |
thins, whr her under the name ol hitters or other- :
wise, tnch articles give yost af muru strength lo
?our weary t od - and mind se the whin giveB to the
ided horse, and no more. Alcoholic stimuli ms aro
tnjmicras to Nerve h esl th, and tte ALW AY*'?llowed
byDtPBEShlNUBEACJIOH. . . J,
Budd's Norrine and Inrigorator
is ft TONIO and GENTLE H TIM CLAN I waich as
NOT attended hy hEaCIION. Wi at it pains for
yon itmalnfalre. When it n freshes body or mind,
lt refreshes wi>h natural strersrih ihat comes tos>sy.
Weare not recommending teetotalism in tte interest
of any faction; but long and extended Observation
reaches ut that he wba resorts to the bottle for rest
or recuperation, will find,, as he keens at ii, that he
ls kindling a Ore in bia bones which will conanme
hkethofl?mes of perdition. Turn from lt Take a
tonio that will refresh and mot. destroy.- DODD*?
INERYIKK i? for sate by all Drugs lat*. Price One
Dr Uar. See Book of certificates that accompanies
each bettie. Tmos:.. Jane2?
L, Q ROSAD ALIS, s
ROSAD ALIS.
wrW. J "
GOODRICH, "WI WE Bl A Si ?fc SSO.,
Direct Importers, nf Europeau Drugs and Chemisa la,
May8 sruthlyr CHARLESTON. 8. 0.
-QARBY'SPHOPHYLACTlt FLUID.
Letter from Em. Alex. E. Sipftmt, of Georgia. .
CKAwronDsvaur, Ga September 29.1868.
Darby's Propbylactic Fluid ie aa article of little
.coat, but great value. Its domestic as weil as medi?
cinal nea are numerous, while ita specialties are
. most wonderful I have not been wi thoa t rt for
ten years, iud no bead of a lamily who can afford
to have it should be without it
ALEX H. STEPHENS.
THE WO.VDEKFCL FAMILY MK DI.
CINE.
Letter from ft? Surgeon. Otu nal of Uti late Confeder?
ate Statu.
BicBMOxn, Ve., January li, 1869.
JOH? DAKOI at Co., No. 160 William-street, New
York:
Gentlem n-l have received your letter of the 16th
of December, 1866, calline my attention to your
(Darby's Prophylactic) Fluid.
I moat chem nijy PM te that the Fluid was furnish?
ed to, and extensively med by, tbe surgeons m
chirge of general hospitals in the Confed?rale ser?
vice with great benefit to the pa>i?nia-all the eur
geoi e making a favorable report-a great deal of it
was use-i io the hospitals.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
t?AM/L PHE-ION MOOSE, M. D,
TUE ASTONISHING
DISINFECTANT.
EMOBT COLLEGE, (.XTOKD. GA., December 24. 18t?.
Prof. DABBY. Dear Sir- <.avii not been en?
gaged for many years in ibe act. .- duties of the
Rledlcai profession. I am only supcrfidallv acquaint
ed with tbe cla'ma ef your Propbyiactio Fluid, but
am well acquainted ?ith its chemical elements
While, tlieretore, 11 unnot speak experimentally of
the value of tbe compound vet the disinfecting and
therapeutic i roperttes ot the agents em-eyed in ita
comporition, together with the well known reputa?
tion jt tts discoverer, aa a chemist, authorize me to
regard Its merit' as ot o hisb order; on the whole lt
( must be ron-iaerod as a valuable contribution to the
class of articles to which n be. enge.
These views, I a av add, are sustained by thc testi?
mony ot many c- mpctent Judges, who have tested
irs propel ties. .believe me, dear sir.
Yours, respectfully.
A. ttlr.AN.S, M. D., LL. D.
CUHES BURNS. WOUNDS, STINGS, &c.
AH BA MA INS AWE HOSPITAL, )
Tust ALOOSA December li 1868. )
Messrs. JOHN DABBT At Co , No. KO William-street
New York:
t?ei-tlemea- 1 received your circilars ot the ll th
instant, a-kin^ an expre-sion ot opinion Irom me SN
to tue merits of \our Pro, liylacrlc Hu d. J lie pre?
paration has ber n So g ni mil) UNCO by the p>o.le?
sion and public at lar-jc. und so universally eSL< em
ed that it -time tc me to need no furl hw recom?
mendation.
As a disinfectant and reme liai agent too when in
dtcat ?, it is not exce l- n b\ any similar prepanlion
Wonse pormeangauic preps arion* very extensively
in thin h sp'tal. and coud not do without them. 1
consider you-Al t>e best und moat elegant pi titra?
tion ol the kl un manufactured.
Uespectluliy yours, ic.
P BRICB. M. D.,
6up't and Physician Alabama inaane Bospita'.
mi WIK & .in MS p.
WHOLE-ALE DhUGGlSlS-!,
T
May 25 tnths3mo8 Agents for South Car- lina.
O B?K E lt S .
JUS1 RECEIVED AND FOR bALK
WHOLESALE AND REI A IL
CARBONATE OF AMMONIA '
PRIME EOP3
CREAM OP TABTAB
H. BAER, Druggist,
No. 181 MEETING-STREET.
Marchi
^,JEETING-STRKKT FOUtkDHY.
THIS ESTABLISHMENT IS NOW FURNISHING
THE IMPBOVED
'MCOABTHT COTTON OIN, y
STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS, of W&O?8 ai??
on hand
IMPROVED. VEBTICAL AND HORIZONTAL CORN
HILLS, SUGAR' MILLS, SOGAR BOILERS
AND PAMS, ol sil Bise*
BOBBE POWEBS AND GIN GEARING, fro? ? to
16 feet In diameter
IMPROVED LEVER COTTON PRESSES for Hind
power, SAW and Rice Mills
MACHIN EBT AND CASTINGS of all de* erl pf iona
made to order a
Particular attention poid to CLiTf oil?
SOCHE FRONTS AND CASTINGS FOR BUILD.
IN GS, -GRATINGS, . -
CISTERN COVERS. SASH WEI?HT8? afc., ate,
WILLIAM 8. HENEBEY,
MA CB IN IS 1 AND PO UND EE.
No. 814 MEETING-STREET, 1:
CHAXT.F.STON, P. C.
Augusts_-mw*
PU CE N I X IRON WORKIi '
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. : *.' ._ .-...CV J
JOHN F. TAYLOR & CO.,
roOGE8t*?8 TO ?
CAMBRON ?k CU,,,,,,,,;.
Engineers Boilermakers &tH
Abi. t, ?, 8,10 and. X? PRITCBABD-STREET8,
(REAS THE DET POCK,)
t Osmil ?
STEAM ENGLNErj AM>?OtL?BS-MArHHB^
STATIONARY AND POBTABJLB.
RICE TBTtfSS?IERS AND BILLS OF EVE BY
DESCBIPITON. ,. -, .
I SHAFTING, PULLEYS A?D QEABW*
'. '."i .... - . r. .T?baaH .non a-oi
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?.i ? At
CASTINGS OF EYEBYELND IN TB?N Oft
' BEASSE'" - . : ;&
.... ? .: . ...alvin-, mi . n
We guarantee to farnish ENG t N ES and BOIL RB 8
of a? good 'ju a li ry and power, and at asJow isles a?
caa ee bad tn Mew York, Baltimore or Pbiladelphi?.
AQESTS FOB tri
.ia|b
Asheroffs Low-wa ter Detector,
THE ONLY PEBFECI SECCBIIY AGAINST
DAMAGE FBOITLOW, WATBBTII
? ;-zu ?> ..: . . V- 'A' WK
THE BOILER.
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. 1 . vi:: ihr D?w .
REPAIRS PROMPTLY ATTENDE* 90. :
May 17_ PAC_amos
mon * TO aso
horse power, intruding th?
eatsanatea: Corliss Cut-off
Engines, -Ilde Valve Eta
Honor? Engines, Portabit)
Engines, to. Also, Oren*
I ar Malay and Gaag Kaw
Mills, Sugar Cane 1 us.
r hairing Pulley?, ic. L*4&
sud Shingle Mills. Wheat
and Coca -Mills,1 Circular
Paws. Belt ia?, Aa? San?
for descriptive Circa*-- tsA
b.oK : I! . . Price Hat
tTOQD 4 M?NN STEAM ANGINE 09,.
February 18 . 6mos . etica, New York..
Salts.
PATENT
Alum & Dry Plaster
FIRE PROOF
SAFES
Are most desirable for quality,
fen sh and pri?e? /
MARVIN'S
SPHERICAL BURGLAR
HHS
Cannot be Sledged! *
Cannot be Wedged !
Cannot be Drilled!
BANK VAULTS,
VAULT DOORS.
EXPRESS BOXES,
FAMILY PLATE SAFES
COMBINATION LOCI.S
Please send for a catalogue to
MARVIN & CO.,
(oldest safe manufacturer?)
Prinrinal (265 Broadway, New Tort
And for sale by oar agents in tbe
principal cities throughout jthe
* United State? *
FOB SALE BY
WM. M, BJ RD & CO.,
No. 203 EAST BAY,
SJHAKLK9TUN.
December ?? lyi
?* O A. ? G N B ,
MTPl-BTOR TO TBE BEST IMPORTED 00
I OGNEWATRB, manufactured a.;d sold wholesale*
am? reta-: bj Dr. B. B th H. ?**
June 31 No. 191 Meeting street.