The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, July 20, 1869, Image 4
THE DAILY NEWg.
A Picnic.
'. B? MO?T1MEB COLLIHB. .
?Hie Uke is calm. A crowd of suiiny f?c*B
And plumed heads, and shoulders round and
Arem?ed in the waters. lhere a^ Waeea
SM merriment lu thone sweet pyes of Muht.
Lie empty bumpers round ; in shadyjdacea
The hungr> throw themselves with ruthless miaht
On lobster ealads? while champagne to cheer 'em
Cools In the brook that murmur* sweetly near 'em.
Green loagues of park and forest lie Pround;
Wave stately antlers in the glimmering distance;
Up from the dusky arches comes a pound
That te ls a story of old Pan's existence.
And now in MUIR tue Bummer wind is drowned;
Mow comes a call that conquers ail vesistanoe
A dance upon the turf! up, up, insianter I
Away With quart led pie and stained decanter.
Broall bands ar? linked, and dance divinest tresses,
And agile feet fly do?n the pleasant glado in
A merry m^a""T*, through ,b.? deep recesses
How gaily trip they, youth and laughing maiden)
The eh-hen turf is Bwept 1 y silken dremen
The woodland breeze with many a jest is laden,
And lips are curled, and haughty heads are tossed,
too, ..... .
As none could picture, them but Ariosto.
. COTTON.
Th? Trodt la England and America
Will ' Prices advance ?
' The- ifnrWa 'States Economist, (New York,)
of the 10th instant, dise?ases tho cotton ques?
tion aa follow^:
Advices from England show that there is no
abatement m the extreme depression that has
characterized the1 cotton trade fot Borne time
past. Erom the cornmeL cement of thc present
?ear the rade has been' duller than has been
nown at any period pince the gloomy days of
Bhort supplies during our civil war. The pros?
pect, amounting aimoBt to certainty, that the
.supply of r ott on from all source s for the cur
Tent year would fail below ' the average de?
mand for consumption, maintained prices of
the raw material, ind even advanoed them to
rates that absorbed the pronta of manuf.c
giere. 'The latter lound it impossible to effect
len' at remunerative prices; and were com?
pelled fo make a reduction of wages, to the
amount of Irom fife to\ ten per* cent., which
.was finally carried after ,a ''et rite" of et me
weeks' duration. But the reduction of wages
was not equivalent to the advance in the staple,
lind the result is that manufacturers were
farced lo cont mm- operations in many cases at
D positive loss, with the WOTS? alternative ot a
suspension of work-cotton machinery being
BO fine and del cate, that'll iapidly deteriorates
When it? disused. , .-,
: ,0> couim; ?his condition of affairs could not
last forever, and the news bj mail and cable of
failures In fd anchester, and depression m the
cotton trade generally, creates very little sur?
prise. '1 be tact is, tho supply of cotton at the
present time. is. inadequate, und the usual re?
built ot limited Buppliou is st en m tho advance
of prices. The deprotsnn must therefore con^
tinue until consumers, o? cotton are pom polled
.io yield to the necessities ot manufacturers.
The indication a now are that the latter con?
tingency is the more probable. The supply of
Cotton, thia lear is not likely to. exceed last
year's average, while it niay fal) below it. It
M: afl vet foo Koon to predicate au j thing of the
American crops. But unless' disasters occur,
it maj be expeoteet to be fully up to last year's I
euppiy. Bui tho excess can hardly be expected ^
to reach one hundred thousand bales. At
present-tho crop looks well, with not more
; than the nerta! report* of disasters : at this pe?
riod ot the tear. July is the critical month,
and a few weeks more will pince us in a position
. to make mpre reliable estimate*., ; ,7 ....
, , The,grounds' for anxiety in the English Cot?
ton. ti'ade consist in the probability of only, a
-TOry alight it crease in the supply of Ameno in
cotton. auid the certainty of diminished sup
- pU?t? lr dm ot her sources. Notwithstanding ad
the efforts ot English capitalists, for the last
.'?Kntyea
this year will f?l? below th? proceeds last year.
This xeaolt paralyzes the trade and accounts
?o?. its i depression. On the 26th of Jnne, thc
?took of cotton of all kinds cn hand in Liver
Ki*we?>888,480bal PS, ngainst a stock ot 607,
m the corresponding oeriod last year.
'.Hfcre w^haTeaVre^ruction of no leti? than 218,
850 in the stock < on band. Th? colton at sea
.wt Oreat Britain, June 24 was : American
East India, 620,000; total. 599,000
ba>tj. A? the same period in 186?, tho total
amountjof cotton at Bea was 587,000 bales. The
following table sbowB the changea in tb?
Dur
kett Jone 24, ae compared with the same date
in 1868 :
JDeoraaso o? exporta'..',. .'.bales. 864.450
l?crele of quant it jtaken for conBtrmp- .?
tao**.. 1?.........tiv'.Vi. * 139,910
''.l)<e^?^b?ex.K)t?;..:;.,.;'.;...:;;..i.. < ?tl.?7C
Decrease bf stock'.'...'.,.'....... \. iii A-? 1 218,850
?ipy?itf0?oiajy?nTitt^ .v.:;'. ^ ' :? .. H?a?? }
c Tne amount of coif on on band m liverpool
and at sea. June 2?, 1868. exhibits a* grand to- |
. tal of 887,480 bA?es, whioh, at. .tho. average
weekly consumption, in 1868. of 53 880 bales,
leaves only an eig?toe&weekB' available supply
for consumption in Great Britain. The conti?
nental shipments would reduce this estimate
somewhat. The balance ot cotton ip come
forward from East India will not make mor?
than a few weeks'difference m the supply.
The present condition ot the American mar?
ket precludes further exports to any extent.
On the week ending July 8, the total Btock in
all Ameriem porta amounted to only 5? 938
, tale*,. against A supply 95 081 at the same
period in 1888. Take it altogether, according
to tba average of last year's consumption,
England has not much more than twenty weeks'
snpply of "otton on hand and at sea. The
consumption this year is, of course, below
the average of last year. Otherwise, by the
time our new cotton crop begins to come for
? ward Mano nester would he very nearly reduced
to its last cotton bale.
The? American market corresponds in many
respects to th? English. Tempted by high
S-ices, we have sold too much cotton, and
tve Bcayceiy enough for home jons ump ti OD.
n'A** manufaottirers reduce th "ir productions
during the next few months, the price of the
v -Sf*Wi material must advance considerably above
present rate?. We notice that the National
Association of Cotton Manufacturers and Plant?
ers, at their meeting in thia city last week, re?
commended manmaoturers to curtail opera?
tions, on the ?round that the max mum of
snpply during tho interval before the new crop
?ornea forwajd will barely cover tbe minimum
of consumption. A stoppage of machinery is
therefor? t rged ss essential.
/ Arelfewof the cotton trad* On both sides pf
i the Atlantic indicates ah onward tendency of
pnoeB. Boothera planters will have the ad?
vantage ot throwing tbe lr new crop upon I a
high market/ Whether prices can be maip
tsined depends of course noon the actual sup?
ply. But. JaJging from the most probates
H estrmat e? af production in the; South sud in
Basi ?udia. ?Le yield is not likely to be suffi
nd cientiy in excess of last year to warrant anti?
cipan one or any co. eiderable red not iou-ii ut
"S?-'P present quotations of tho maple,.
?0mmrrnai.
-^sports.
?XnL^pi ?PHiA -Per sybi' Grace Clifton-100,000
feet fe low Pine 1 umber, 20 000 ieet Yellow Pine
' Bio? Bg
BALI IMO? ? -Per Bibr Zcta-IM-CBO tons Phos
p?tate Boj?. ? *'
l?ar??aion Coftou ainsi lt ted filacltet.
OaTPioa o i un OUMUIMON i MI. Nfc* Vt
l'UABLKSXOB, ?lo? day Rvenfna. Julv 19. ?
Corro?-The market for lid? .article waa dull,
with ra ncr ieee fiucuass in ) rit o ; tacBx8bales,
triai 7 at .ia. 80 J?; 13 at Si; ?1st lt', 9 at tt>?;
. att^M) 1 .tai". Wequnte:
V LlliKBrOOL elAHbllflOATtON.
Ornm.?? iu o?d <>?'h na rv..,.SS ii 08
IJO? vt'- diing.?XAUA_
J*1 Nen YorS, ?i *iuaini we .piote- :
Mytdit. ? ......... ......<...^? 88^a
Bios -*, h re wan but JUl o o*eitn& ?blob wac
.malu lirra y *u.i vhere were no tranoaenoue ita
i 4)Bsaa na?uiavany edmmou to f ir e tan caro.ma aa
?h,WK; ?oou sjiaa^o.tj).?.
marKct? hy i tlpgrapto,
,' ? . X'oiii-.?ow MABK?rB.
Leemon. July lil-Noon.-counole, 03^. Roads
. tY?% ?? i?.l#W" dniL m?r, afloat eaeier. Pino ro
, mia 1. a ?J. i?rp. tttne 2?^ ? i.
f ... Alter?oapa-r>na r doh ?t Ois^a 3d.
i . iii?vi'fili?g.-Convois 03X. Son?? quiet and eteadv
- *?*.'-' '
Lavaweoon, July lO-No?n.-Oottoii ?uleAt up
lacd? llljiSt Oceans 130; ?ales 8000.ba?*8. Bcd
Variai wheat 9a Ida Bs 2d.
BTi-ntna.- oiton ejniei; nplands ?aj^d; Oalsana
MAi ato aSOO ftaiec
?Ava* A. Jany IS.-Tba sogar stock tn Ike wsrs
JftoMMMin H?v?n* and Mitanaaa i- 8sx,tso bese?;
i sf thc nee? to IsfSUjB ports WM? 39,000
tooxc* ?nd 3600 hlidn, to tho Unitod Kates 3500
boxes ?od 1100 btadt. Sogar dna, but tbe luminous
fun ill ; Kos 10 to 13 unchangeJ ; Koa 16 to 20 quoted
at 9'ialO*.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
?tvvloii, July 19-Hoon.- Stocks unsettled
?nd Irregular. Money steady at 7. Sterling 10.
Gold 36*. Cotton quiet at 84*aS4*c. Turpentine
42*a48e. Boein steady; strained $2 30
Evening.-Cotton dull and lower; sales 185 bales
at 34 .Vic. Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat quiet;
red Western ?1 60al 66. Corn lo better; mix d
Weatern tlal 00*. Mesa port $82 60 Lard, set
tie 20a20*c. Whiskey Armer at $1 OtVal 00. Freights
unchanged Governments closed firm. '62'? 23*.
southern dull. North Carolinas 4b*; Tenne esees
62*; Virginias 66; LoulsianaB 66aC9; Levees 66i67.
DAJLTSKOBE. July 19.-Cotton dull and non in al
al82*s34c. Flour quiet sod dull; Howard street
superfine $6 60a7 Wi > extra J5 75a7. Wheat firm;
red si 60al ?0; choice 8T6& Corn higher; white
?1 lOal 12; yettoiwM ?I2?l ?8, Provisions unchang?
ed. Mesa pork qmiet at S34. Bacon active; clear
sides 18*c ; ham* S0*s2Sc Lard doll at 19*sS0c.
CINCINNATI. July 19.-Mels pork t33. Kulte meats
18al6*c Lard firm at ?9*c; no eales. Sugar-cured
hams firm at 21 *a2.d; stock tight
ST LOUIS. July 19 -Hees pork $32 26aS2 60. Dry
salted meat?, 17c refuged for clear sides. Bacon,
shoulders 14*c; clear sides 18*c. Whiskey dull at
$1 02.
LOUISVILLE, Joly lt).-Pf o vision R very fir r. Mess
port $33. l jird 19*c. Highwinos firm at $1.
WILMINGTON, July 18.-Spirit? turpentine 38*c.
Bosin steady at $1 66a3 76. Crude turpentine $2 66a
3. Tar quiet.
AUGUSTA, July 19-Cotton, market ?tlff; Bales
70bales; receipts 70hales; middltng 82?32*c; hold?
ers very Arm.
SAVANNAH, July 19.-Thc offering stock of cotton
lb very small; middling 32*0.
MOBILE, July 19.-cotton, sales 100 bales; de?
mand light with only one buyer; low middling 90c;
recoil>iB 48 bale*; expona 448 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, Joly 19.-Cotton steady; middling
32*<-; Bales 126bales: receiptB 263bales. Gold35%.
Sterling 60*. Kew Tort sight *o premium. Mo?
lasses, pr me fermenting 03c. Whiskey *112al 16.
Coffee, falr.l4)?aiC*o.
Easton di Co.'s Cotton ft ?port, tor the
Weela ttndln? JrUy lo,ISO?
HEW YOKE, Juiy 17 -THE MARKET.- In our
last report the m rket oloeeo quiet at 84*a34*o tor
middling upland?. r-a>urday,j pi ices were without
material cnange, the sale? orin* confined to 816
biles. Balders did not press, ?heir stocks.. Minda>
the inarki t waa quiet wi b s < all offerings, sales 607
I .bales, 'luesoay there was more 'activity bm ?t eas?
ier pt loee. Hales 2169 odes at 34*o Wedneeda ?
i there was more doue, and prioes were quoted a
? ?bade firmer. Balee 3t80 balea at 44*a34*c 3 hurs
I dav thei martel, w?s. quiet and meativ. ??ales 941
. balee. Yesterday the market waa quiet and steady
! at 34*a34*c. Hales 610 bales, j
. puring tbe week our market, baa ruled steady,
with only a moderate . sprming anti *pecuiativs de
IUUU I . a ho quotations are the same aa tb'de ot ,la?t
week. Thfi- has bean an active dem ind i or' lu-uro
delivery, pricesoioBing a< IOC for October, 'a7*o ior
November. 265a..27c tor December, an 1 voe for Jan?
uary, If ihcee priese we o ?ny indication of the
mir* ol value for th we mont ?B. we mliht congrat??
lalo i he planters on the prospect before theos; bu?
{?rofl ta of $60 or *60 a nate are almost too good to
ast lo a. Liverpool hts shown strength thia week
by an advance of *d,onui lands apo *d ou > ilea,, P,
: with receipts ol 80.OOO bales. The aifiVo ice between
uplands and Orleans is now *o or *d greater than
USUS, ibis can., be a tributen to tho arrival of the
new India crop, which intel loren with upland* more
it han with the be vy Galt cottons. Tbe bask rate
mn s I) on reduced to S pi r cent. I
, ?bera have Deon received at the ports since let
Sepiemter, 2.033,084 bale*, ot winch export era have
taken 1,424.093 bales, apina* re 612,167 bale. ; and the
BLOck? are 81770 oales smaher than ai tuat date. De
, ficit m receipts a- compured ?uh last var 63.801
balee. Deficits in shipments io Liverpool 230,428
bales.
Upland & Mobile. New
! - Florida. ' Orleans. Texas.
Ordinary.- ?28 . XOOi a28*- a28* - a28l?
Good Or- *
dniary.- a30* ?- a30*- a80& - a31 <
Low Mid?
dltng... 83*aS3* 83)4?33*33*a84. , 34 a34*
Middling 34*a84 u RAi?aJUV-H4?<o3K -*n
Sale? ol tue weet 8,623 balea," including'44i?"ip
.pinners, 419* to Bpeoulators, and nothing to export.
HWifatr; moil trn .? . ? ? - tt '
Gross receipts at this port for the week 2062 bales. <
?ince lstbeptember 634467 Dales. ^ , . -
? '?. . . i rr I860, i 0 , .1808. I
Stock m .liverpool.r. 382 000 663,000
?float from India... 666,000 6J0.OOC
Afloat from America. 26,000. . ai.OOO
Stock in London. 01,620 , .86,099
Afloat ior London.. 45. otk? lia.000
Mock InHavre... .43,*U, 43,669
Afloat,for Havre. 136,119 87 888
Stoeifln Bremen,11.620 10.604
Afloat l'or KrPTrjnn attn ? ?28
stucs m United SUtes ports. 40 418 08 608
Stock'is tbs Interior towfitfJ. 3 e s 8 018
v Total...........;i;sii.tos 1,608.749
Deficiency In visible supply . 25.',866
8tock of cotton held by Manchester sidnners at
tbe milln, now 126.000 bale-; same time 18.8,120,000
osles. M i idling Orleans*, now 13*d, then U * d.
?. fi 'io '' f". '?iii ??i<i"fiir:E -?o i ti-n r a . .: '
M ?xray., aTenrta *f to.'u Naval Stow?
. .Clj^sxlsur. t .".
'?':NKW y<fttifi!'.'Jnly i^-r-sru^ TWENTT^
a he sil vano? note i in our last w*e not ioDg auVteu
ed. Andihe bualnes* ot the we*khas been but mode?
rate, atfo?hUsig to 1660 hms. at 42*a48* merchant,
chiefly 42*a43, and inclndo 950 shaping 43*. and
-V60 to arrive 42a 42*. mostly** The itartet cio?es
firm at the lower Baures, as the etock 1B light, and
burk Of that alt at being sold, or wanted fox ship?
ment. Receipt* 2281 tb I s. Export? 92 boin. ' J
BOBIN-Of all grades has been in good demand.
1 he aales amount to' 18.000 bbl?, of Which 8000are
No 1 abd nala at $3 26*2 80 for t cannon to good
atr*ylne<U 82 86 for a cargo alongside; 12 40a2 76 far
>.o l;'$8ft4 60 tor No 1; $6a6 for pals, and $6a7 26 for
fECod.&le, Jtxtra pa'e robin ls quite scarce, and good
nts find ready .ales at full price". Beeelpte 17,089
bbla; exports ?200 bbl*.
1 Aa-Has b< en in al'ghtlv better demand at low
prices. We note Balee of 957'obis at $3a8 26 for Wil?
mington, an i S3 60 for 36 and 27 gallon bbla North
county. Beoeipts 3.^86 bois; expon a ll 6 bbla.
iomiKiieespersoalb < uioiin? KstilroaK*
July 18.
' 60 balea Cotton Cl bales Domeptio., 17 balee Ra $r..
297 bbls Naval Stores, 2 cars'. titave?, 2 cars Lumbar,
1 car Stock, lo Hoilroad * ge/ t, H D Stoney, Gold?
smith & i o, B0PK12., McPhereOQ & Co. K uoiumi &
Howell, J B Printie & Bu winkle, W C Courtney &
. o, Thurston & B?hnes, end Pelzer, Bodgers k Cr.
^Bartttc ttru?.
H*>rt ol Criurlnstou* July SO. ]
t-Olrfcl' CJ^Vi^HiJM U A. ?t.
FHA EB OX THE MOON.
Last Quarter, 1st, 7 boura 27. minutes,.evening. I
New Moos, 9th, 8 boors. 14 minutes moinlng. .
First Quarter. 16th 1 hour '.8 minutes, morning.
Fall noon. 23d 6 hours 34 minutes morning. I
Latd.QnarU r. Slat, ll hourn, 45 minute^, morning ^
t jroxT. f 'iibb? f teen ?
3 ' amas, j sara j niara. J WATS*?.
19 Monday....r 6..? 7..'6
20 fscs?ay....j 6.. 7 7.. 8
21.'Weaui8day.l 6.. 8 7.. 6
22 Xbursday...! 6.. 8 7.. 4
23 tridav.I 6.. 0 7.. 3
24 saturday...! 6..10 7.. 8
25 'iiitxiav.I 6. 10 7.. 3
1..42
2..27
8..16
BlBOB.
7. .20
7..B9
8..as
3..(?r
,;,4..67
6..68
6..40
7..20
8..ll
8..40
Amvetf vestero??.
Sehr Ann R Deas, trom W st Point Mill. 66 tc?
Blue. To J Iranion k ti olmes, and W 0 Bee k Obj
Cleared Yestertfaty.
behr Z.'taPst, Tuompaon, Bal'imera- Buley &
creighton.
Sehr Grace clifton, Otis, Pbiladelpbia-Bltloy av
Creighton. si ?-i?,
?Rlled Yesterday. : "
Vehr Mary H tow. Rankin. Norws>?, Conn.
Sehr o ll ('adv, snub, New York.
f sum Iktis ^JBBL
Stcamnhtp Mag?olio, Cnweli, New York, July if. i
Ntsab'ahlp ? atcm. Uor-ey, UuUiniOie. July 18 . | -
h team-hip coi Lloyd Aspinwall,t McCarty, Port au
' Priace, Ja vT. . . , . ?
, . Cleared tor tttisr Ftert:1 .?"
Brig Harnpdoi , IVrkiui, sc Aew Yorlt, July 36. J -
Sinpnewn t?> ? e'^rjfcBU?'"*'' ~ i .'"
WDsMtOfrON. July Vj-Arrived, etcninors W D
Olydo tom Nit? York; Plonger from l-hiladelphla.
.-?. VANNAH July 18-ar m veo ..bara Dearing ?rom
Portlaia. _ ([ j? i
sienanrirta, j
The ?Iranii-liii? Fa'con. rsptafn Horse--, from tai?
port, which arrived at Baltimore on Hudd?y. feil,m
with, iff the s-rvlup Pan boal, tbe ateamsbipC ly
of Max oo with proponer disabled, and tdwe? her to
Ham^iou Boadt. !
lbs aonr h s soo?, ( hand W, from Georgetown, u c.
for boston, wi,h putt ot her ,rew slea, arrived at
Holmes Bois Ja/y if. j
he fchr Palma Pen roo, from Ge urge! own, S C,
arrived at Me? Ho, k an y jg. , ?
! ,jj ,M A' n A $?.0 ? tu ..;:nf, I
Furifiee the BlMd.
?** avale toy ttraggiai averywsaore.
/Sthccilontou?.
nCOHES OF COHNS AND BUNIONS
HAVE BFEN CTJRKT? RY MONS. BRR O ER,
during tbe lait eight en months. More can stu! be
so by applying now at No. 20 WaNTWOUTH
STREBT. tusa*_ Joly fl
A .VSK.EUb I * V ?B KT T I O S .
_HOU91iKK.EPER8 WHO t>0 THEIR OWN COOK?
ING with Kerosene or Oas stoves, bave, heretofore,
felt the want of a PERr EOT BAKING OVKN.
DU VAL'S PATENT BAKER?
attached to their stoves, will bake Bread, Biscuit,
Pies ac, and roat-t Poultiy, Beef, Potatoes, lie. io
perfpotion. A full supply of KEROSENE and GAS
?roVE?, of f lit) beet kinda, together with Utensils
for every purpose, tor sale, at wholesale and retail, by
July3
tuihs
J. B. DUVAL ?fe SONS.
A RP nts for the Patentees.
J|BFI1 ED FAMILY LARD,.
PACKED Bk
PROCTER & GAMBLE,
V i -v V i ?I-II'A T'?.
,Da?ct t ?ci .nr?cilita .(..I 'i'
MW Aak yonr Grocer for oar Brand of
Lard In tbesc Packages.
Packed in 8 ib. 5 lb, JO lb Caddies; 60 lb Cans for
shipment. Cheapest modo for pelling Lard. Eend
for Price List. ' i.
h old toy Grocers aaa Charleston.
Mai 29 _Btnth8mo
DIAN O' S t- P^i AlOSI!
GOLD MEDAL FOR T8C8 DAS JUST BEEiV
AWARDED TO CUAS. M. ST LEE F FOR
THE BEST PLANOS HOW MADE,
OVERBAL1TMOR? PHLLADElV
PHI A AND NEW YORK
PIANOS.
OffFIOEAXD WAREBCOM. Ko* 7 N. I-JBERTS
STREET,; ABOVE Bi L1IMORE-STHEBT,
. BA LT 1 MLOH ?. Itt?.
STitFF/t,PIANOS BAVE;ALL THE LATEST
LimproveoQnt, including tli? Agraffe treLle, (tor;
Mron'te, and the improved French Action, tully war.
ranted for five years, with privilege of exebanuf
within .twetye, mouthe jil not .entirely satisfactory tc
t'ttiCiiafefal'. -tnumi-?uu?o? ITlHIlOg UDO faTlOr VT .
nans always on hand from 950 to S300. 1
no. ?ATS oon nano? IN us?t ,
General Bobert E. Lee, Lexington, Va.
General Robert Ransom, Wilmington. N. 0.
General D. H. Hill, charlotte, N. C.
Governor John Letchex, Losing ton. Va.
Mesura, R. Boxwell A ?kHia, OLarlotte, N. 0" Fe
male Senilnary. '?
C. B. Riddle*, Female College, Kittrell's Bprinjgsl
N. C. ..... , I f
Bishop Wilmer, New Orleans, La. ... v
Max StrakObCh, Italian Opera.
mot null <s sons, humier. e. C t
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IFANG Y GOODS,
PERFUMERIES, SOAPS, PUFFS AED PUFF]
BOA'ES, TOILET SETS, rfc.
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13 UNSURPASSED BY ANY OTHER. A TRIAL
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LUBN'6 ELAVOBING EXTRACTS
Have no equal for strength and purity, and ought to
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Hr. E. H. JACKBON, Proprietor of the Charleston
Hotel, says: "I recommend your Extracta without
h?sitation lo the public for Ice Creams, Jellies and
Pastry."
Mrs. II. M. BTJLTHBFTBU). Proprietress of the Pa?
vilion Hotel, says: "J hey are well worthy the atten?
tion of those who deal in them or use them "
These Extracts are put np in small vials, by the
dozen, for tba trade and family usc, and in pint,
quart and balf gallon bottles for manufacturers.
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Goode delivered in the city FREE OF CHARGE.
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J^ARBY'S PROPHYLACTIC FLUID.
Letter from Hon. Alex. H. St phem, of Georgia. ?
' 6HAWroBDevHUB, Ga september '?9. 1868."
Darby's Prophylactic F mid is an article of little
co.st but croat value. Its domestic aa well as medi?
cinal raes are numerous, wbi.e ita specialties are
most wonderful I nave not been without it for
ten sears, and no head of a family who can afford
to have it should Oe without it.
ALEX H. STEPHENS.
TUB WONDKBPlb PAP1II.Y M KUI.
CINE.
Letter froto (be Snrgeon-Geverat of the late Gonfaier
? at* States ? . I
RICHMOND, Va,, January lt, 1869.
JOHN Da?aix A Co., No. 160 WHham-street, New
. York:
G?nOeta-I have recel fed your letter of the 15th
or Doc ?an ber, i860, calling my attention to your
(Darby's Prophylactic) Fluid.
I most rhee rt olly sute thoa th? Fluid was furnish?
ed to, and extensively u\ d by, the sur-eona in
charge of general hospital, in tbe Confederate ser?
vice with Rreat benefit tome patients-ali the eur
geors making a favorable ?port-a great deal of it
wea use- . io tbe hospitals. Ev
Very respectfully, year obedient servant,
i : SAU'I; PR?te'lON MOORE, M. D,
X?IBlVSTO^rksm?VO
EMOBT OoLUt?xi,' ?xrOnfi. (JA., December 3H. 1868.
. Prof. DAUBT. Dear fiJpVtiaring, not been en?
gaged for mkny yeUrs in .the active duties of th?
Medical profession. I am only supe rn dall v aoquata t
oa w.ih *,iic uI.'O,H et your irrophyiuctic Fluid, but
arowell acqnalnted with Us chemical elements
While, tbel-etore', I cannot dpeak experimentally of
the value of the compound vet tho disinfecting and
meiapentl? proOftt0e?aiAVa.fK'ine abiimvoii tm ??
oo.t-k -'i<&>i ?ogewier With, th* weit anown reputa?
tion' of ita discoverer, as a chemist; authomeme to
regard its merit* ss of a hlph order; os the whcU it
must be considered aa a vuoVale eontrtohtion to th?
class of articles to which it belinga, .t nu, u>
These views, I may add, are raetalncd by the testi?
mony ot many competent judges, who have tested
its properties, . , Believenne, dear sir. T
Yours, respectfully.
A. MEANS, M. D., LL. ?.
CUBES Bl'RSIH, WOC?i>S. STINGS, &
. . Al^ABAllA lHSAWK HOBPlTaU, 1,
? ,:; ii ! ? . ' TPSOAXOOGA. December ia, 1868t. J
Messrs. Jons DAB?T ii Co., Ne. 160 William-street.
New York:
Oer.Hern?n-I received your circulara of the M th
Instant, asking an expression of opinion from nib ss
to tbe merits of your Prophylactic Fluid. Tko pre?
paration BM beeja . so generally used by .tho profes?
sion and public at large, sud so universally esteem?
ed, that it seems to me to need no further recom?
mendation, f- "" 'i
Aa adiainfectant and remedial agent too. when in?
dicated, lt is not excelled bVSny similar preparation.
We nae permeaaganic preparations vary exteusively
m this hospital, and cou'd not do without them. I
consider youie toe beat and most elegant prepara?
tion of the kind 72-nulac turad.
Beapeetlvj^--osra, fco.,
r F BRICE M D
Sap'tand Physician Alabama Insane Hospital.
DOWIK & MOISE,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
May 25 tnthaSoaoe f, Agente fox South Care Una.
EVE R AID A. Ck CK,
FROM W OTOH M AN KIND th HF BER
over a langa part of the globe, is the
consequence of a diseased action in
tbe system,, induced by the poison
??nie mistan of - vegetable St cay 1 ms
exhalation le evolved by the action
Of Bular heated wet soil, and nasa
, wish' th* watery; vapor f-om it.
While, the cns. ls bolew t-ie horizon this vapor
lucers n?ar 'ho eartb. ? ?urfaco, / and the virus
is taken with it through .?be lunga in?o the blood,
lhere it-act?:-an' UT -l.irf . tjoinon on the
internal vi??a?Tsnd ,exrxe< .'ag organs of the body.
1 he liver beco'nW-ton-Id'^nd'fails to secrete not
only; this v^U9?.but alap tho bUe from the blood.
Both the NrirOftWd ttar; bll? aceuaiulate in th? eircu
lauon, ??nd; produce xlo ent constttn.ional disorder,
The spleen, ike kidneys, and the atom cb sympa?
thise with tbe liv >.:and become dlaordered also.
the.whole blood of tho body in the Internal excre.o
nes td force theta' to cast it one Tt.e blood leaves
the surface, end ?s?he? lo ike central organs with
congestive violence. Int? is the CbiU But in this
?Tort it latia. .2^^JfPJt*^m^^^P^^h9
blood leaves the central, organs and ru?bes to the
?Ulfare, as it in another effort to expel 0>e irrita-log
poison through" tb at .oh- r great excretory-tbe akin.
In thia auto ll fails,- and tn* a?etem st and ns the
attempt exhausted, and w it* for ti e recovery of
strength to repeat ibo hspelee* effort another day
Ibes- arc Ibo fits ot pro ox y em01 Fever and Ague,
"-neb con et it ut ion? I disorder will ot course under?
mine the beallh If His not removed. , -'?
We have Jaooreti to and, and have found an anti.
dot?, . ,1 ./.Fi
A Y IBIS'S AGUE CTRR,
Wbtch h efatml1ai?i this malariotf? poison in tho
blood, an sUmuiatCH tho ?ivor 10 expel it from tbe
-body Ar, it t-houKi, o ii doe? cure thia aflbcting
diaorderwt^i>?*i0ct^ ^And n.doeamoe.
or rainer <?o? s whit fa of ni<?re service to thoa* out?
Jo. 11?; ibis infection* If laxen. In ?aeon lt cxio u
t from th? ? v Blom aa it is B Visor ut d. add thu* keel a
ibSBO who useit, free ,ron? j*dquacks; keeps tho iy?? I
t< min health although wjfpo-eM t? the ciscase. Cob
it-quanti it not o, <jr'u es, bnt protects iron , the
.rro^.t.variety of Ut), clio . which sra induced hy this
meibuian: intlneiioe. sucb ac KemtUent Fever, ci.ill
FriVf*. iiho.b, or Mas! ed Ague, Periodical Headache,
or . Bilious Headache Bl i ua F<-ver% r etuah-l?.
Rheuti-atH?f: Gou-, B Indi et-s Tootbactie >ara< he,
I Catarrh. ASt??mM, Palpitauons PainfulniTwsonit of
the picen. Bvatcrics, colic, Parslyr?, fiid i'aini?i
Affeot ona - f the stomach and vows s'.'aii of wh)cb,
whf" arinug iron ibis cause, wi a lie fund to HS
sume, more or less, ho i?term tient type. Tb"
o<wana by dev rees become babnoi 10 do thia, tbeir
end tun oneil 1 ft. ^ hot lo-.g enouorb.or i*? *r?ad \
in the attempt, wbUe trna . ?gue Curt " doc? U >>\ \<
?rv e, and with safely,.,, We bava g eat re Bon to be?
ll-ve bin ?B a aarsr Ss WA'il sa safer remedy fo- the
?wbbis otase of das sal? -?hieb are ?ra? d ? y the ?i
rnoo^^?'?
?antsge to thepuMic, ivhlch ia. ihut it ia cbcjp ss
weUasgssti^ M.-?o.;'i'-..": . -. 1 1 >; #
|-t?'j. c. AYa.HM*Tft^^'''?sv?i
FxsebVeJ and AnelyHcsl Osesauta.
Pfioa O?* Osilar per bott!*.
Sold St Wholesale, by
DOWJr * MOI<t%
olmalestom, South Caronss,
And by BtbdH Drosslet? every whare.
IssoW sae statMsaoa
jr^tt?. O,. S. FllOFHLITT'S
EAM??/Y MEDICI N ES
CONSISTING OF BIB CELEBRATED
LIVER MEDICINE,
ANODYNE PAIN KILL IT,
ANTI-BILIOUS PILLS, AGUE PILL?,
Dysentery Cordial, Female Tonic
AND
P?BIFYING PILLS.
TUR VXOM,I,I.NT It K M IC J) I IC S OF O. 8.
PU0PBJT1Y M. !>., nocil no recommendation
their well know? power tn removing tito chicases r<e
nullar to our Southern elimalo having already estab?
lished tor them uti enviable repulMloo iu Georgia
and tba adjoining Muten. Aa llir majority ot persons
!:vi::g te the *o?t*! ?rr preih-pft c;? t? ut^cs?e Qt t?i?
tiver, ltln grantedi by all intelligent physician* that
most of the pain* und aoboaoi our Beanie are du?
to orgrolc or mnctlobal derangement of flint impor?
tant organ. Frophitt'a Liver Medicine and anti
Bilious Pula strike directly, at tba root of the evil.
Tbev cure the Liver, which in nine cases out ot* en,
is at the bottom of fhe Coughs, Dyspepsia, Colic,
Sick Headache. Rheumatism, Constipation, Men?
strual Obstructions, Ac, so common among our
people. Earache, Toothache, Acute Rheumatism,
Neuralgia and bodily, pains of every kind flee before
PKOPMlTT'f* FAIN KILL LT
like chaff before the wind.
PHOPHITT'SLlVEK MEDlClNK.
Dr. FropMtt-Having used thia medicine suffi?
ciently long to test its vtrtuo, i nd to satisfy my own
mind that it ls an invaluable remedy fer Dyspepsia
-a disease from which the writer has suffered much
for six years-and being persuaded that hundreus
who now suffer from thia annoying complaint would
be signally benefltted, as he has been, by ita use, we
deem lt a duty we owe to tbls unfortunate clans to
recommend to them the use of this remedy, which
has given not only himself but several members of
his family the grea;est relief.
V. W. ARNOLD.
Of the Georgia Conference.
DOOLY Corran, QA , April, 1867.
Tbis is to certify (bat I was confined to the house,
and most of the titre to my bed, and suffering the
Srostest agony imaginable with Rheumatism, for
ve months, and after trying every available reme?
dy, willi no relief, I was cured with two bottles of
Dr. o. S Propbitt's Anodyne Pam Kill It, each cost?
ing fifty cents only; lt relieved me almost instantly.
I therefor* recommend it in the highest degree to
others suffering from similar disc se I can say
that it is one of the best family medicines now out,
certain. Yours truly, V?. A. FOREHAND.
COYTHGTON, GA., July 9,1867.
Dr. JProphiU-Having used your Liver Medicine
for more than a year in my family, I cheerfully re?
commend it to all persons suffering from Liver af?
fections. Dyspepsia or Indigestion in any form. 1
also recommend your Dysentery Cordial as thc best
remedy tor that disease. O. T. ROGERS.
STANVOBUVILLE, PUTNAM CoxnrrT, Oct. 1,18fW.
Dr. ?. S. tVrophitt-Dear Sir- lui* ls tocerhty
that I have used yoar Ague Pills for the last ten
ye ire. and 1 have never failed lo cure .he Agu? in a
single instance with them. They al ways break the
I chills the first day that they are given I can recom?
mend them, as being the oeBt ague medicine that i
have ? v sr lound, and they leave no bad effects follow?
ing them, aa Quinine kc.
YOurs respectfully. A. WESTBROOK.
PUTNAM; OOTTWTX, GA. September 22,1A68.
Dr. O. fi. Pnphitl i-f. lr-1 have used for the last j
two y ara in my family yen Liver Medicine, your
Pain Kill It, and yon Female TOD!?, and'I have no
feats in saying that they are tbebast medicines I have
! ever used for the.Liver and Stomach N eura g o and
Rheumatic afflictions. Headache, Colic, and pains ot
every kind are subdued by them. After using the
medicine? solong, I cheerfully recommend them to
. any and avery one, and io.ail i hut are afflicted, as (be
beet and safest rem?di?s fdr all the diseases for
wbich they are recommended, ko. i
Yours respectfully, Jj JAMES WEIGHT.
UR/PROPHltT'S PEMiLB TONIC.
Thia Medicine, aitb its associates, ls a safe and
certain remedy for all curable diseases to which Fe?
males alone ara liable. It ia also aa excellent pre?
ventative of Nervous BliBdneas, or Nervous Dis?
ease* In ?Uber male or feb ale It ls a powerful 'War
vine Aonia, setting up a mu ana wee cir?.ulationj
throughout the system.
all ot the above Medicines sold by Druggists and
Merchant s generally throughout the rion th wert.
?L>. S. BURNHAM,
Wholesale and B?tail Agent.
No. 4SI King-afreet, (near Calhoun,)
Charleston, 8. C.
Prepared only by ' Da.' 0. 8. PROP HOT".
April 16 atnthomos / Covington. Ga.
'sr', ''sr A ti K NI N ,
Apothecary and Chemist,
iNfo. Meeting-street
OHABLBSTON. S.? <?
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TUB BISHOP P?LL1
A Purely Vegetable Pill (Eugar-Coated.)
"Is of extraordinary eflloacy for Costiveness, Indi*
gration, Dyspepsia, Headache, Nervous Debility,
Lirer complaint." "Tbebeet PILL in tbe world.'
Medical Journal, September 8.
TRY THE Ul
TRY T H E Ml
49- All Druggist? in CHARLESTON sell thom.
" COST AR'S "
STANDARD PREPARATIONS
ARE
'.Cohtar's'' It nt, Roach, ?fcc. Enter mi's.
"tostar'?" Beti Bas; Exterminator?.
..Costavr'a" (only pure) Insect Powder.
"Only Infallible Renieriied known."
"18 year? eetablifhed in N"ew York."
"2000 Boxes and Flaabe manufactured daily."
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"All Druggists in CHARLESTON sell them."
For $1, $?, $i and 85 sizes, Address
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QOLDBN REMEDIES.
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?K co REWARD for any case of dlaeaae in any
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Dr. BICH?.C's HOLDEN BALFAM NO. 1 cures
Ulcers, Ulcerated Sore Throat And Mouth, t-ore
tye?. Cutaneous or Hkln Eruption*, Copp?r Cmered
Blotches, -oreness of the ^calp. fcrofaia, kc : ls tho
greatest Renovator, Aheiative and Blood Porilev
known, removes a i diseases trom the system, and
leaves tbe blood puro and healthy.
Dr. RICHAU'f GOLDEN BALSAM No. 2 curps
Mercurial Affections, liheumrUism in all it- forms,
whether f. om mercury or other causes; gives imme?
diate relief in all cases. No dieting ntceseary.
have thousands of Certifi?tes proving the miracu?
lous cures effected by these Remedie?. Price of
either No. 1 or No. 2, to per bottle, or two bottles for
$f>.
Dr RICHAU'S, GOLDEN ANTIDOTE, a safe spee?
dy, peasant and radicar cure for all Urinary De
ragementa, accompanied with full directions. Price
93 per bottle.
Dr. RICHAU'S GOLDEN ILIX1R D'AMOUR, I
?adlcal cure for T?ervoui? or Gemral Debility, in old
or >oong; imparting entrgv with,, wonde fol effect.
Price 86 uer bottle, or two bottles for $9.
On receipt ot price these Remedies will be shipped
to any place. Prompt attention paid to all correa -
dents. None genuine without the name of "Dr.
RICH AU'f* GOLDEN REMEDIES, D. V. RICHARDS,
Sole Proprietor," blown in glass ot bot les.
NO. 228 Vari^k-Btxeet^NewYosk
Office Honrs from 9 A. M. to 9 P. M.
Olren1 a EH rent ly July 3
I S O N ' S
TOBACCO ANTIDOTE.
Warranted to Remote all Desire
Tor Tobacco.
It la Pnrely Vegetable and
?aol hing 1 nj orion*.
contains
The following in one of thousands of testimoniale
that are dally received by tho Manufacturer:
RICHMOND. VA., November Q8. 1868.
DEAR fut-The "Tobacco Antidote" propared by
you according to the receipt you have submitted to
me, and the ingredients ot wbichT nave examined, !
la purely vegela/b e. entirely i har raleee, and contains
nothing in the least injurious. It ie not disagreeable
to the taste, ana aa a nome article, I bops you will
ni ?et with ready aale f or it, and I believe tait if the
directions are tollo wed, it will do ail yon claimed tor
it . JOHN DOVE, M. Do
SST Price 80 cents per Bc. The usual discount
to the Trade.
For sale by
Dr. H. BAER,
WHOLESALE AGENT FOB SOUTH CAROLINA.
June 7 .
r> JB CARE * . U L.
-WHAT MEDICINE S
! ; ir o t TA K ?.
WHEN YOU ABPFKBAUSTED BY OVERWORK
of head or hand, and feel the need ol ?omethli g in?
vigorating, don't drink whiskey or any intoxicating
thing, whe her under the name of mitt-re or other?
wise, hnch articles give ju*t a? much strength to
your' weary eod< and mina as the whip gives to the
jaded horse, and no more. Alcoholic ttJmulatrts are
injurious to Nerv? health, and are ALWAYS followed
by DFPRES??J?G ?EAC?I0N.
Dodd's Nervino and Invigilator
ia a TONIC and GENTLE STIMULANT which is
NOT attended by REACTION. W.,at vt gains for
-yen it maintains. When it rt freshes body or mind,
it refreshes with natural st rei'gi h that cornea to Bray.'
Weare not recommending teetotalism in tbe interest
of any faction; but long and extended observaron
teaches us that he who resorts t? 41M battle foi rest
or recuperation, willana, as be keens ?tit, that he
ia kindling a Sro in' his nones which will consume
hke the flumes ot perdition. Turn- fromit. Takes
tonic that will reireau and not destroy. DOD D'S
i?ERViN ls lri forea?? by AU Druggists. Price Ope
Dellar. See Book of *'errtft>atea that accompanies
euch bettie, hu I 7mos > < . | June 25 .
BKRG'SUNIVRHBAL RUSSIAN
\. m ..!.... ..??ir^WQ WWi^- '"-' : j S:
Vais VALUABLE-' REMEDY HA* EFFECTED-'
i mnproeroble cures, and baa gained tor it?. 1? a great
reputation. The discoverer of this Salve hoe applltd
itwitb eminent tracee** in thousands of case* dur-,
mg the Crimean War, and has cured dangerous
?.?onda, lu,manv cas? a considered mortal.
MR. E. BERG la >he BO O possessor ot th valuable
sr cret bf making thia > aire \ from . la experience in
using it in Europe and tba, jra/uwes athmding ns ap?
plication there, he his been induced to Introduce lt
into toe U. iCed - tates IT I<KI ICVRH PAIN t r
3 hoe ?ho have Wou' da, Biuites Cuts of all
kind?, OLS res, aiilon*. Scratahes Musquito bites
Fros Bitten Joints, i?oreLi s Chilblai ?. Children's
t-corhutio complaints oh Head and Fa e. are ?>p*cdu>
cured, li h.IB proved t great advantage to ladies,
and is re uliar.y adapted for fathered orea?t?, ?oro
leg?, &o. through confinement, and omer causes
li ?ct? Uko rm gio in removing Boils Pimples, and
Ontanoous Discutes, and Lae been succe-sfhi.y
n?ed forj\?m? nonio IB and 8or? Throat, b? appiy
.iiig exi. rnal y evwv . fui u before going to bed.
li ?8??"'f:??i UjarngHiaia , Prim* 23o. Soo . and 81
per ?Tar, Otte?. W . ??6 ? wer?. N. X. None pennine
JW e^countereigwrM K. BKRU'o VMVli LS ?L RUS?
SIAN $ AALLNG **Lt*h *n:-.flI8, Bowery New
??Tk' , ^ sloth fe, t, ....Jnlyat
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NORTHEAST CORNER
Meeting and Cumber land Streets.
STEAM ENGINES
GRIST MILLS
CIRCULAR ?SAW MILLS, and
MACHINERY.
January 1
HI YB IJ KAU,
ZINC PA I NTS,
COLORS, VARNI8HES, BRUSHES, ?c., Ac,
RAW AND BOILED LINSEED GILS.
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Northeast comer Meeting and Cumberland street?.
January 1
O'"
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7?0 GALLONS P?BE WINTER No. 1 LARD
OIL
600 GALLONS PUBE WINTEB SPERM OIL
600 GALLONS PURE MASON'S SPEBM OIL
600 GALLONS PUBE MACHINERY. OIL
1000 GALLONS WHITE OAK LUBRICATING
OIL
800 GALLONS REFINED NEAT8FOOT OIL
800 GALLONS TAN NEB'S (STRAITS) OIL.
CAM CC RON. BAHKLKV *i CO.,
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Jannarj 1
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WROUGHT AND CAST IRON PIPING,
STEAM AND MALLEABLE CAST IRON
FITTINGS, tor a loam and water.
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January 1
B
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500 BOXES IC 14x20 ROOFING TIN
300 BOXES TX 14x20 BOO FIN G TIN
100 BOXES IO 28x20 BOOFING TIN
60 BOXES IX 42x20 ROOFING TIN
26 BOXES IX 12x12
25 BOXES IX 14x20
20 BOXES IX 10x20
20 BOXES LXX 14x20
20 BOXES LXXX 14x20
20 BOXES IXXXX 14x20
BLOCK TIN, TINSMAN'S SOLDEE, SPEL?
TER dre, acc.
IN STORE AND' TO ARRIVE.
CAMERO ?. liAKKLKV Sf CO.,
Northeast corner Meeting ?nd Cumberland streetB.
January 1
B
RASS WORK
STEAM GAUGES, GONGS, GAUGE COOKS
STEAM BIBBS AND SIOP COCKS, STEAM
WHISTLES
GLOBE AND CHECK VALVES, OLL CUPS
WATER GAUGES. GLASS GAUGE TUBES1
MERCURY GAUGES, LOW WATEB DETEC?
TORS
COPPER AND BRASS WIRE.
CAMUS RON, BARKLKY & CO.,
Northeast Corner Meeting and Cumberland streets.
January 1_
B
I? L. T I N Cf B E L T I N C !
5000 FEET OAK-TANNED LEATHER BELT?
ING m
0000 FEET li UM. RELT1NG, 2, 8, 4, and 6
PLY
250 SIDES PATENT DRESSED LACE
LE Af HEB
300 DOZEN METALLIC-TIPPED BELT
LACING
100 BOXES BLAKE'S PATENT BELT
STUDS
150 DOZEN TOLLMAN'S BELT HOOK8
760 YARDS GUM PACKING, 1-16 INCH TO
- ilNCH THICK
TUCK* PACKING, i INCH T? H INCH DI
' AMET?R
SOAPSTONE PACKING, i INCH TO 1*
INCH DIAMETER
WHITE AND BROWN JUTE PACKING
ITALIAN HEMP PACKUNG
BUBBEB AND LEATHER HOSE
MANHOLE AND HANDHOLE GASKETS OP
ALL SIZES.
tAMSROH, BAHKliKY & CO.,
Northeast Corner Meeting and Cum bar land streets.
January 1
JHorljinern, Castings, (Ct*.
)HCBN1X IRON WORRI.
JOHN F. TAYLOR & CO.,
SC7CCE8SOE8 TO
CA M KRON & CO.,
Engineers Boilermakers &t?,
mt. i, 6. 8, 10 and 12 PSITCHARD-STREETK,
OTEAS THE ?BT DOOK,)
Charleston, S. C.
:. '"'J ? site :tr. et :T ... ." : I ? . ? '
STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS-MABINS,
i STATIONARY AM* PORTABLE.
! RICE THRESHERS AND MILLS OF EVERY
DE&CBIPTION.
a I ..m . H'ff i-ri.i : waa ' . i - io
SHAFTING, PULLEYS AND GEARING
IRON FRONTS FOB BUILDINGS,
CASTINGS OF EVERY KIND IN ?ON OR
BRASS.
We guarantee td furnish ENGINES and BOILEB.9
of aa good quality and newe J, and at aa lot? rates as
can be bad in Mow York, Baltimore or Philadelphia.
' ".? . . ?.: : ?? J? SR
AshcrotVs Low-water Detector,
rv . ; ,/?; : :i '10 'i . . tl . jfi ,
THE O?SLY PJiRFEOT SECURITY AGAINST
DAMAGE FROM W?W WATEB ?R
THE BOILER.
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