Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page. It is also available as plain text as well as XML.

THE DAILYJU?WS. The Monom at Washington. . . BY t'.'^O. TX?KNOB. ? crownless CO'UDID, planned by pride, ... And rJulshe i by the fate? I A world of patho? bows beside Thia 'ToJUBaiuHB" of the Sta'ea ! . Not Hie. whose cloudless glories rise A hove the osgleV ClUht ; ; Not THKI:H. whose A uiire l crimson cries v From every mountain heigh. ? Silent as Moionon. since ijie hour Thai closed iu rtswnles* bate g- I "J Silent for friese as Shin ar 'a tower, i Or UKI mor desolate 1 A wreck nf sovran swords and seals, Heaped from tbe blush of day ; A pyramt i of princ< ly shields, Most viki f thrown away I Not thither climbs the incense, stirred From ca' th a' morning's hour ; Not there the uest ol brooding bird, Nor DR sth of any ftowsrv. No warder walks upon the wall, iso wai?iuu UUK?O shift* Tbe treachery that slaughtered all . , These th rice anointed kings t. "Whose, rou-nml-.-d m.irb'oi gleam like ghosts Athwart their dorvjoh's gloom, Sublime m'mnnala 1 bannered hosts Their own tremmdous tomb I Bald Tyranny alone shall tread ' , I Tala consecrated spot, Whetac ismehutb fl-i? where hope Hes dead, ' And LIBKRTZ is not I The crowalc8s shaft I ' The shattered trust I Btiin, t3 riv.il these. , - Tho ?a cir.h shrouds not in the du?t Ot sixty centuries i Tonen HILL. Ga. ll AB Y SHOWS. |From the Londoa Saturday Review.] Most shows, t-uoh as those of horses, dogs and pigs, are a'weariness to the flesh, though they mav of some practical good, as a mos IIB of comparing the different decrees of progress, according.td va?ri6t'es o? method; but of baby shows not a lav ora ole. word can be said. .Not om y is there no good whatever in them, no uso or value, so far aa the ordinary purposes,-o exhibition go, bait they are posi? tively harmlul m soma sensoa, and aisguetnug in ali>., Imagine-a ?lim )0r of babies, of the, poorer ?lusses-which meuns doubtful cl?an iiuoss and exceedingly, doubtful . decency-^ emall creatures having large lunge, vary? ing tr om "three .weeks . to 'two*. Years qt age, cooped up -together..' bp. ? broiling day, in. a stony .v.tent with en Airman. temperature and defective ^titila tion, wirti a crowd ot' ? ret ?pie -parsing and repaving be? fore thain, theo.' .mothers (nus?iue<mothers chiefly) hot, exoii?d,. weary, bet ont liku docile animals behind a sn'gie fenoe. and then say ?what kind ot good .there can pa w jt at al!. Not the most enihu-dastic lover otuaDies can find any beauty or grace ?uT?uoh a show, and assur edly no phisioia" would approve it; while as to the compara ive anatomist and physiologist, if any one wishes lo seo how easy it is to de? grade mun to the level or The lower- animals. ?nd how verv ?light is tho barrier of ari lficial dignity aud individuality which separates him from his four-footed relatives, he has only to Roto such au exhibition na that got up at North Woolwich this last week. Ho will then l>e brought to a proper stato of anthropologi? cal humility, and be disposed to accept the theory of our poor relations and progressive development, ?:.'?! io snake hands with bis cousin ?he gorilla without more fc?kv 1 For A baby ehow is simply an exhibition, pf amma s -Of a Certain kind, neither more nor' less; and the truth bad botter be said ot it it once, . Save that they are bandied n little WOfe teri, ?erly, the b ibles aie J-yeat?d by tJje Vl&il0rfi ?Or all the world like the beasts in a oattle show. They are poked at and felt, and their points remarked and their flesh assailed, muon as if they wi re cows and horace, but of en ex? ceptionally fragile kind, their mothers share in tho ruliug feint, and tum up grimy lavers of smad petticoats to ehow the shape or fine? ness of the limbs beneath. Tho breadth of a back and tbs dimensions of a thigh are poults of which-they boadi with a quito- upotwus com? placency; aud when a knot of coarse.naen and groar y .' o stand bet?re One* of the chaira we ou. L?O ' p. ns-and disco- ; toe look ot the fleeu. uuu vA development for the a go, the clearness of the eyes, tho strength of : tho limbs, &c . ol the small occupant, the mother takes it all in as good part as a hearth ru? cat whon yon stroke her kittens, and apparently with much the same sensations. All the mys? teries of ?ii? nursery, generally held sacred from the prying gaze of tue profane world..here go iu primitive simplicity; and.any wavering young bachelor may realiza to the . lite the after-efforts of his marriage with a be? loved obj CL on small moans, and . pat it to himself whether this is the kind of this g he likes or not. To be eure, paternity may make some difference, but the facts ot baby nature are the same in b ith cises, and we. a re bound to say that baby nature and nursery mysteries are not particularly, appetizing.'to th? great majority of men. Whatever poetry or beauty lie* around the cradle of the first-born-and poets and artists inane ont that a great deal does he around it-is here vulgarized out of existence; and, if anything could make a mah a sworn eelebate fur life, lt would be a careful scrutiny of a baby show, euch aa we saw at Woolwich. As one passed chair arter chair of actively nursing motlier and placidly fe 'ding child. the finer abades ot distinction got lost, and one came at last to regard the babies as so many animals, to bo cared for hy tue intern able in? stinct of maternity truly, but having no chum to po tic Bonnmont, aud very little more indi? viduality than so many sparrows or sheer, save to their respective mothers. When i o asleep or sucking, they all kicked,' ai d screamed, and fought wildly .vith. space, with' more or less passion or vigor; they all clutch? ed vaguely at somebody's beard, or tried to put out their own eves, or to cuoke themselves with their fists; some laughed if they were tickled, Sud some broke ont into a howl; all stared; and all were very wet about the month and chin; and the great moss of them seemed to sleep away the hours when not feeding, and when asleep they were at least quiet, though they looked hot and very uncomfortable, lue atmosphere of the tent was very close and un? pleasant, and as positive in its own way, if not quite so nasty, as the atmosphere bf a cow-house or a kennel. But the women seem? ed to like it; and perhaps nature, which tem? pers the wind to the shorn iamb, blunts their Benses to thin s whioh sicken strong men. In this show prises were effort-d for the bigg ott and fiueat babios of various ages, classified ac? cording, to certain conditions. And among these prize? was one offered tor "tripleta." Aocordihg y the demand, though a queer one, ' found a corresponding supply, and one poor, wretched cr? aturo, only three ?reeks confined, came io the show to be stared at and com? miserated for the three miserable abortions she held in .ber arms.1 Xuia seamed to ns the most disgusting uart of tho exhibition That a woman so aw uily chastised by fate aud an unfriendly nature shornt. be helped out of com? passion is:ono thing, but that a prize-should .. ha offered for a monstrosity is another. vVe do not want a n.e.? of tripktsr- Cert linly not. if they were to be hke those at North Wool-, wich, which -had a humiliating .likeness to small monkeys, and for which the best thing one ooukl wish was a speedy release from a cruel world, where whole men and women nod it bard to fig m ih ir wav but where a man or woman divided b;, three.would bo nowhere in tbe struggle, i ney Were fearful things to re? ir? rd as pou-a? lal Puliera and mot hors-?cire . ly humatv1 tho /were HO small and dark and dwindled; weighing only three pounds each when they: wero born .and apparently, not any? thing more u >w. Yet, tbe*a miserable little abortions, with their weak and haggard mo-, tbet, were aol tip .o a Buting tent for sill the <J?ys thiw preoioivx; sh^w lasted, for tho chance of a prize a* a rowar > b-r a monstrosity. But, indeed, what was to bo gamed by offor log prlleteatai ? W nat can they do? They encourage no better breod of babies, however well des ryed they may he. Given the best producer sud nouriHher of tho hunun animal to oo ? /und, an.I ho? will a pnza either en? courage or enable otheis to competa with her ? Beside-* wu t . ro rho grounds to gd upon ? The judges d<> not write up the place of living, ?ge race, condition and fo id of the father and mo her?-and nt they did how would that affect Others? iii ? wliolo thing is too absurd to b? argued about. T ach women a few olemopUry physiological truths about themselves and their outidro . i id some good ?mg he be done; but a prize for what is a mere matter of blind ijti.'irico - u>r oeriftin Chemical propor? tions nnkno vu, and therefore not to bo attained by o hors-is the most foolish of the many foolish ?eta of the pseudo-phi? lanthropy tli.it we know or. And though it is a mal'?i of fact tint certain wo? men produce fl u children, and certain Others' poor a d wretched little crea? tures how is a baby show to mend mat era if they are bid. or tocirry them further if they are favorably t We prest? we no one would: go ? so far as to *dvocal- means like those adopt? ad by pigeon fanc-iors abd stock raisers. Jli there sn> power or law to deny tbe righi. - or mon sud wo.uion to produce stuulod, afro lu? ton.-', rickety offspring, year after year, for aa lo. K nature allowa? Wo Im?vr what we hjiould do with an?male in such casen, bul we cannot (io the samo wita mon and women, and baby shows do not help us. lo1 that North Woolwich fchow there wero babies of all sorta, from the mohkey-lifce triplets w?i?hluK t?ree pounds each un to ai's Olios giantess ot nine months o?di with a thifcji (ts largo aktho larr,. est part of a stork may'a' arm; lix ru. bullet heaaefd of?at uros, as bald na rio many .coo.a, to a ciiil?us Azt?c-Uming little thing'with ?mat or black h??' ?a thipk and strong as a full crown person's; from ouo cleanly-made, lively youngster of nine mouths, with the intelligent eyes of a two-yoiir-old. to masses' of lump, jolly, with no more "intellect than HO many granting' pigs. But no one could propagate or abolish any of these varieties. The t hiek-rblahed monster must remain suf-generis, un'oss tho mother produces its like; so of the hairy type; so of tho lively kind, and of All oilier?. In fact, the question of ultimate uso met one at every turn; tor here was a show, v,ith prizes to be given to so many chances,, uot one element of tho whole concern being under human con? trol as wo exorcise control, or to be manipula? ted by seit nco or the will. It tho prises had been given, an wo -said he fore, to cleanliness and intelligence ofninuage-; ment, and had been preceded byinstruction, thors might have been tome goodin these show?; but as things are. they .are not only nonsense in themselves, but a very pernicious and disgusting, torin bf nonsense; doigg infin? itely more harm than good on what ?side so? ever .we regard the whole affair. A large hum? per of W?men and young ohildrop^iro oqngrer. gated together in bad air. and under, unfavor? able conditions tor health, cleanliness and.de coney; there is the cha-ice ol infectious dis? ease, always latent somewhere among tbe poor, even when not or* nly displayed, breaking but When too late <o bo isolated, and the conse ritent'oliance of a tearful disaster*; there is the eure distui banco to the habits and temper of the .?other, and the consequent disturb ance to the health ol' tho child; and all for the sake of a prize, which is burren of result a mero sum of money, which it were better to give in charity without tho.pretence of a claim of earning at ail. It is -to bo teared ?hat chil? dren are out doubtful goods io tho poor ?t t he best of times sud a quiver-full is by no moans tho prayer of au East-end artisan troubled to find br ead tor the hungry mouths about him; Mid-it people with much money have pleasure rp giving to lhotse with little, there are only j tho many to receive, and occasions never want? ing. But let the'tn tig bt done honestly, and with some judgment,' and let charily ahdalms giviog be called by their right names, and not ?los.-ed over with this guasi-ph?anthropio. gua s {-scientific virnish. A baby show is a milich io vous shuni and a degrading exhibition; and the sooner wo have .seen the Hst of the kind the better lot all concerned. Commercial. ~ Exports. NE?W YQBk-Per etfeamphip saragossa-i baga Sea'' iNl?nd Cotto'n,1 l?biles Upland Couo?.Tl5l ?cs : Bice, J50'obis ftosin, 64 casks Clay, U? hales, !Yan?4? pblr F.oOT. ATnbla Ale, 12 Packages,: j ,2???itvateHue\oil8. n' " ?J? WILMlNt?l'ON; litTj-iPei" sehr Sarah Cullen-MO tons Phosphate t'oci. D?LAWV\BE CliY^-Pvr sehr Selah B Strong-211 tons Phos-pkwte Bock. Ciiari('ston.ti.nnonniiU met Marku. Si JFFIOK OF TBK i'UAKI.EH-lOir DA,lI.y HWn.l UHAttL?sxoM. Wcdnes.uap Kycpi.hu'.:Austaste, j. C*rrcN.-Tho bvismpWin tc?3 article was' nhim-,. portant, and quotations aro i omtnal, say: 1 UVfinPOOL CLSSSIfTCATIori. Ordinary to good ordmary.,29 ?C-SOif Low n.lddilng..,31 fe - idling...:..31>?fe3J . By Now York classification we quote: Middling ....."",,....,., i ; ?: i ,.o;} PioH.^The market for tb s ?rain W-JS quiet and to transactions of imp?rtame took place. We quote om nj on to fair clean karolina at 7>?@S; goo J 8,'4@ >>?o ?? Bs. ._: Markets by* Tclograpta. FOHEION MABKETS. LONDON, August 4-Noou.-Consol* 03. Ponds poet anc steady at 8''}?. Af ternoon - Bonds 83J? . Evening.-Consol* 92>a- Bonds steidy st 83??. Tallow 4Ss srdaAtls. . LIVERPOOL, augUft A-Nocn.-Colton firmer; up ands 12Jid; Orleans 13il3Kd; sales 12 OOO balee. Jt?crb unchanged.. Afternoon -Lani firmer. Tallow AOs fid. Evening.-Cotton a shade firmer. Tallow 47a. UAVBK, Aujust 4.-Colton opened with better; Lf 64??c ' " /' vf. FKANKFOBT, August 4 -Bonds t?B?i ? DOMESTIC MAHKETS. , , NEW YORK, August ;a^rio?h.r*'Stocks st'om?. Honey steady at!?s7?:v;;sr^og?;.,aj5? Gold 35%. Cotton steady ct 38a33)?o. Turpentine quiet at142a OJ?c Bosin uncaangei, ; j ; ; ' l Evemng.-Cotton firm; sales 1503 bales at 18S?a. flour unchanged. Wheit Li better far a moderate export deu,aod; So, 1 spring tl 03. Corn INSC i betted ; sound ??i 05U ' 10. Oats 2aS? lower. Mess pork heavy, ands alia Jo lower; nsw $3312?83 25. Lird tirm but quiet? .kettle 19^a20c. Whiskey ia fair request. ?rocitiei?rai'. i T?Kerttine 42i4JJ?c. Boa n $2 20a8. Erat gb ts. very flan; on cotton, b? steam. #4; on grain, 'by'bsauV-?X6- Boney very easy. Gold 35%. Governments strong. '62'B 25. Southern fceavy. BALTIMORE. August 4.-Cotton, nominal at 82??c. Flour dull and scarce; How>rd-sfreet superflue tos 5 50. Wheat firm; good to prime tl 55al 65; low rradea neglected. Corn dull; white tl 05; yellow (1 08al 10. Bye tl 20. Mesa pork firm. Paeon Sew live; shoulders 16.J?. Whiskey quiet at tl 16. CINCINNATI, August 4.-Whiskey d ill at tl 08. Provisions fir n and quiet. Mess pork t33 00. Ba :on, fchouldeia 15>?c; clear s.dSs I8^al9c; hauab 21c.' ) Lard lO^?c. i. . rj ST Lor/is, August 4 -Whiskey tl 06al 07. Mess pork quiet at $84 53. Bacon quiet: eli cuidar s 15c ;lear sides 19c; FU gar-cured hams 24a'~5o. Lard] inlet at iB^alfJc. LomsvnxB, August 4,-Bacon, shoulders 16e; clear sides 19J?c; hams 22)?a28)?o. Besa pork 133 60 I WILMINGTON, August4.-Spirits turpentine weak 33l?c. Bosin dui. Crude turpentine unchanged. Tar ?2. AUGUSTA, August 4-Cotton,, market firmer, but nothing doiog; seles 12 bales; receipts 16 balea; middling 31 y3c. HAVANNAH. August 4.-Cotton, receipts 84 bales; expor a to Kew York 188 bales. HOBOS, August 4.-i;otton, nothing done j re? ceipts 8 balea , HEW Oana ANS, Angnst A.-Cotton firm; aales 26$ bales] Gold 35)?. Sterlmg Kew York sight exchange }ic premium. *ngor%, ecn??n llaiae; prime lie. Molasses, prims f?rsaen?feg 88c. . , Bia ?ehester Cotton ttoods Mmrke*. MANCHK-TEB, July 17-Corrow OOODS.-lhere has bee t but little change in tbe j position of this market during he Wfek uow clusitig. i he advices from Calcutta, norn bay and China are more satisfac? tory than ihov have been, bu still tba quotations in these gr?ai marketa are BJ low tor M mchester goods that abi pera ootna om j export ut great los?, ano, therefore, they have no er coursgement to bey. ex- i cept on the o Tculatfoh that prices may go higher But buyers are not just now inclined to speculate under that impression tmcau-o Whatever ra -y ba their opinions as to the ultim its tendenov of prices under a deficiency ol cotton thVy have W'tneaaeJ the check given to speculation bv Un considerab e arrivals ot cotton during tbe last fortnight. Manu? facturera are quoting tbe high rates which prevailed eight or ten days ago for cloth, but the se prices are to aume ?Vent oui* nommai, and snob buyer* UH present themselves are abie iosnppiy their w.<nts on easier terms. Shirt ngs ofBMuohmike, of the vari? ous widths taken for India, are a good coil neglect? d and only a moderate busmsca can be done in wide labres of thia de scrip ion. Printing cloths also sell only to a limited extent. Mules and jae nata are not m much request, a nd rather easier in pri?es. T-cloths snd domestica are also slow of sale, but are not changed in v .lue. Borne trade varna, including ?9V* twist and 80'a to Au'a wott, are yi .Jidpor lb. Mater to purchase ta-da? than on Tuesday, and O'* to B2's water i wist, to ?hip tordhlna and the Cbn* nentof KUI ope have undergone ?boat tho ?ame de? cline i lie Vi cent fslhsrS oi Messrs. Livesy & I horpe has led to ?wo other stopp gos of mill owners at Preston-we refer to the suspension cf Mr. ??mes Naylor and Mr lr, T. dud oar. both of whoso credi? tors hav#r<celved notice to attend meetings. Macan Mavfeet, M A COB, August 2,--CoTTOH~ihe sales to-day amount to 3 bal??; receipts IO bales; shipment* notts 1 The ?ales for tbs week sum up 91 loares; re? ceipts 25 ?ale?; shipments ti bsles fha stock on baud I? so bgbtth.t itaaybs said thers lan?mar? ket-no quotation? to b? made. MACON COTTON BTATEMKST. Ptock Heptem ncr ls?,1808. 1,826 Becelved uns week... -flt Bcceived prsvlouslir. 5?,639-68,6fl4 Ship^p?fS?r??^r.7 m.W^S9,T% ?tockonband.. 120 H-rb-1 t'i rj TC>-rr-? ? * * \*> . Wllmlnefaili Miirhct. . ?WILMINGTON," AumiiBf 9.-TuBjEwrpai-Is In moderate request/ Skies of 300 tfyii ut ?8 for virgin aifd 52 70 for yellow ?lip, per 280 RH. T?> srnuTs 'i MUPESXISK-Market firm. Sales report? ed of only 44 obis t 38.^c per Kallon. ?Ko!-??-Sales ot 611 bois at $1 05, tl 75al 80 for No 2,| and ?2 st for No 1. i< .TAH-2 J bb H received and sold at $2 per bbl. Consignees per Monto i'arolina ItaiitoaU Angnit 3 and 4. 35 balee Cottoc, 135 bales Domestics, 26 packages Bacon, 432 sacks Flour 2530 Melons. 132 bbls Naval >'b>res, 4 cars Wood. 1 car Lumber. 1 car Stock. To Bailroail Agent, stenhouse & co, Pelzer, Ko igors & Co. B O'Netli, Rtecke & Schachte. H Cobla ft Co J N Hobson, Kl nek, Wicken berg ft Oo, Hurkamp & Co, Goldsmith ft on, O Phillips, Graeser ft ?m?h, Hop? kins, McPherson ft Co, and W H Cba'ee. Consignees per Northeastern ltailroad August. ?. 6 balen Cotton. 629 bbis Naval Stores. 123 bushels Rice, cars stock, cars Lumber, cars Phosphate, Mose Sic. To J Marshall, Jr, Kin nm au St Howell, S JD stoney, Walter ft Cd, A A Goldsmith ft i'.o. Good? rich Winemau ic o t ol A P Blount, JD H Sllcox, P L Guilleoiin, Assistant Quartermaster, Clacina A ,Witio, Coben, Bauckel ft Co, \> H Qhafee Si Co, M Dingle. Jeffords ft <Jo, J V Harden, T Murpby, J C Hockley, Mantoue ft Co. and Bailroad Agent. . - 'it er."' Passenger^. . Per steamship Saragossa, for New York-Wm Gile, 8 shaw and lady, H MeFaling, J'H Devereux, C H Moise, Mrs L A Knigut, Mrs O H Groves, Mrs K bavage, ? Gould, J Cummings arudleUy, Mles.Mag gie McMillan, Mrs Kirkpatrick, D H Day and lady, and 8 steerage. M per Bteamcr Pilot Boy, from Savannah via Beau? fort Blufften. Hilton Head,ftc-A Hull, MT Poulitr ?and wife. Misa Robinson, L J Walker, H C Merill!, Mis Freeman, Mrs J G King and two children, E N Chtsolm, J D Stafford, F FUlbLd and son, and 32 on deck. , , M 'i ii ' i " T- "a1 /Harinr JAtmb. Hort or ?iiuri#*?t?>i?. _A.\ij?usf, ?. JPOit'A CJAJLIJHJ?S? FHA ?8 OF THE MOON. New Moon, 7th, 4 hours 46 minutes evening. First Quarter 14ih 7 nour 19 -nlnutes. morning. Kulr Moon, alet il nouis 3 minute* eveuina. Lani Quarter. 30tb. 2 hours, 38 minutes, morning. AUUU8T. BUS , MOOS RUSKS. : Uli IS. I, KXaas; HIGH WATE Ri r TiMond?y....| 6 15 Q..C? J 12..25 2..43 3 Tuesday..... 5 1 6 6 65 1.. 6 8..*3 ' 4.Wednesday.I 6, 17. 6 64 1..68 4..47 5.Thursday..., K. 17 6 63 2..43 6..46 eiFriday. 6 18 6 61 8..46 6..49 7IHaturday...| 5 19 6 61 Htts 7..33 S Munday- 5. 19 , ,C. 60 ,r7.A)9 8..20 Arrived testet un?. ..Steamship JW Everman. Hinckley, Philadelphia -left -atur?ay. > Mdse. 'To J no ft Theo Getty,: bali* road Agents, Walker. Evans ts Cocewell Holmes & Calder, ameron ft Barkley, C L Kornulneus, J ? os grove, L F Hober eon AWI' kel A Co, P Do u ahm, B O'Neill, J F taylor A ( o. G J JLuhp, P Walsh, E R ^M?e, Atlas Bro-n. Dovue ft Moise, Mt Duft Coben, "B Johnson ft Co. FogaxtieV Book tore, Marshall ft ?McMillan, w y fch-nerey, stenhouse St Co. c Hug. Bo lmanu Bros, M L?h ?, B Feidmanii ft Co, Je; fOid? ft? o i;ie< ke & .-chu?hte, G las Ipr, J N Ron son, c D Brahe ft Co, J D Aiken ft .'Ob. W M Bild & Co, 'Order, and others. sehr Aim s Deas, lrom West Point Mill. 30 tc? Ric?. To Cohen, Hunckei & o, and W u Bee ft Co. .v av an nah pilot boa: Neca. Usina, on a ern se. .' Steamer Pilut Boy, Peck, -uvmruab, via Beaufort and Hilt JU Rend. 29 tierces Klee, Mdse 'and Min? drie? lo J Ferguson, Budd St Blake, H E Vincent, THIA. Martin P 1 zekiel, H breen, Dr D D -aa.?. F Kresrel, i* Klattc & t o, A Barnard, Mrs McBride, J W Harrisson, au>l southern Express Co. AT QUAEANIINE. - rA Spanish brig, unknown. - r- Cl? a re tl li est?rela y. Steamship Saragossa, Ryder, New Fork-Ravenel $ Co: Sour ??rah tullen, Av??, Wllmitgton Del-H F Ba . ko? fe Co. Behr -elah B Strong, H urray, Delaware, City-H F . Baker ft Co. Nailed Yesterday. Steams-hip Sara^oeea, Ryder, New York. JP rom this Port. Brig Amrrious. Ban jslFrovi'teuce U l, July 31. Brig A bradshaw, . cir.-. Ja k ouviile Fia July 23. -div E Wa ermun, .v ai shall, New Y or?, Angust?, i a vor this Port. sehr Lilly, Hubbes, at Kew York," ??gSTrz. ?iiipnewi t>v i e'^ftiaph, SAVANNAH. August 4.-Sailed, steamship Rapid an tor New York, . ' , niemn" n n.a- ? " The Vark Wbiie Cloud, Freomin, previously re? ported as cleared for ibis |>oit, airived at Bolmes' Hole Julv 2.uh, tor ''hatlestown, Slate, and has Binco ari iv? d at Bos ton, Mass . PORT OF GEORGETOWN, S. C., AUGUST 1. ARRIVED July 29-B.-ig M E Daua. u'Neill. Bath. Me. . August 1-Sehr Emma. Mit bony. Baltimore. CLEABXO. July 31-Sehr J AI Richards, Irving, New York. Ail RT UF VESMCI.V, OP. CL H A RED AND SAILED FOR * HIS POA T. FOBfelON LIVERPOOL. The Hannah Lizzie, Ferguson, cleared.May 20 The Vineo, Ballway, sailed. .Joly 15 Britten brig Courier, Evana, sailed...July 9 j O O' M R * T I? "~ OOUDSPOBO'. ME. Scbr Velocity, Pinkham. sailed.June 15 FBANKJFOBX. ME. . - Brig H W McGilvery, stutts, cleared.July 1 9t I ir cn hu ? sbax?K . : Brig feusanE Voorhis, fulford, cleared..... .July 28 -.trw vnnr Steamship Magnolia, Crewel], cleared.July 81 Sehr Waneta, Featherstone, cleared.Tidy SI Sobr N W Smith, looker, cleared.July 22 Sc br B N Hawkins, Wyatt cleared..Julv 22 Sehr Geordie, Swan, up.July 31 Sob, Lilly, Hughes, up....AUgUft 3 PHILADELPHIA Steamship J W Everman. Snyder, cleared....July 30 Sehr amanda Fianna?ar, Colllra, cleared... .July SO BALTIMORE. ' !t * Sehr Francisco, Crowther, up.July 28 . NORFOLK VA. Behr Carrie, White turst., suiled... July 15 p H M 8 II JO RH C* ?. ,Ja7?r RECEIVED* '0HimA.VUT & CO.'? PKIfiPARftTICMiS IODIZED SYRUP OF HORTO KADISH VEGETABLE CAPSULES OF MATICO SYRUP OP HYPOPHOSPHiTE OF LIME GUARANA POWD?BS. All fresh from Paris, and for sale by or. H. BABS, May B j L , Ku. 131 MKBTINQ-1TB?ET, p| |l) b U O M K ,"... ant? retail by a;_Dr..H BlKB, June 31_No 181 Meeting street A GOOD COOLING SUMMER MEDICINE. MADE fresh every day, by DB. B. BAEB, May 36 -No.131 Meettog-atreet mO RKMOVJEJ OHEAIK SPOTS, i,, USE THE DOUBLE DISTILLED BENZINE, Prepared, and tor tale, wholesale and? retal), by DB. H. BA SK R. May 25 No. 131 Meitlog-stre?i. T O' il X te a it s JXP3J RECEIVED AND FOR ti ALE WHOLESALE AND HEZAIL CABBONA'aE OF AMMONIA PRIME HOPS CREAM OT TARTAR Iff... BAER, TJvutzgist, Wo. 181 MEETING-STREET. -, -1 tlB ATH T O W O il lt g I ; BUT FLEMING S WORM CONFE0TIONS, TU? Bast 1st Vm, They aro made of "Santonme," sud contain no Injurious ring. Bead what ono af Che most' distinguished physi? cians bf Richmond. Ta., says about the Lor.or.gea : i hive long used ?antonine, tbs active principle of European woim-fteed, aa an eflVtual rusedy for Worms te ?hilvirea. afr. Wa-nar L" Fleming pre? pares a Loaenge composed of 1* which ts a.very pleasant and palatable f rm m which to administer it to ?bi'dren. am) which may be railed os as prop? erly prepared. O. JT. M ANSON. M. ?. , For" cale hy DR, B. BARB. Wholeeale Agent, June 21 No. 131 Meetiog-Btrcet. ffegg, Cfrtffltitft Ctr._ SON'S TOBACCO ANTIDOTE. R 1 Warranted to Peino ve all Desire for Tobacco; It is Purely Vegetable and contains not liing ? nj rs r Ions. The following is one of thousands of testimonials that are daily received by the Manufacturer: BICHM NU VA . November 28. 1808. DEAB S ia-The "Tobacco Antidote" prepared by you accontiuor to the receipt you have submitted to me, and the ingredients ot which 1 have examined, is purely vegetab e. entirely bat mless, and contains nothing in the least injurious. It ls not disagreeable to the taste, ?nd as a hom? article, I hope you will meet with ready sale lor it, and I believe that if tbe iMicctions are followed, lt will do a'l you riulined (or ?. JOHN DOVE, M. D. MST Price 50 cents per BOT. The usuil discount to the Trade. BsT* For sale by Z>r. H. BAER, WHOLESALE AGENT FOB SOUTH CABOLINA. June 7 ~ry K. K I C H A U ' 8 GOLDEN ll E M E D I E S . ARK FOB NO OTHEB, "'AHE NO OTB EB, AND yon will save time health aid money. S1000 BEWABD for any case of disease in any stage which they fill lo cure. Dr. nrOH*U'S OOLDEA BALSAM NO. I cures Ulcers. Ulcerated Sore thront and Mouth, Sore Eyes. Cutaneous or Skin Eruption", Cooper Colored Blotches, soreness of the vcalp, scrofula, Ac ; is tbe greatest Benovator, APeiativo and Blood Purifier known, removes a I diseases from the system, and -leaves the blood pure and health v. Dr. BICHA O'? GOLDEN BALSAM No. 2 cures Mercurial Affections, Bbeumatism in all it forms, whether hom mercury cr other causes; gives imme? diate relief lu all cases. No dieting mcessary. I have thousands of Certificates proving the miracu? lous cures effected by these beiaedles. Price pf either Np. 1 or No 2, *6 per bot ti., or two bottles for $0. Dr BK HAU'S GOLDEN ANTIDOTE, a safe spee? dy^ pleasant and radical cure for all Urinary De raiments,accompanied v.l;h full directions. Price $8 per bohle Sr. BUlHAU'H GOLDEN I L TXTR O'AMOUB, a ical cure for Nervous or Gen. rul Lebiiitj, in old or )ouug; imparting en.rgv with wonde ful effect. Brice $5 i er bottle, or two bottles tor $9. On receipt bi price these Bern edi? s will he Chipped to $ny place. Prompt attention paid lo all corres dents. None genuine wirhoat 'ik<> name of '-Dr. BICHAD' i GOLI i EN BEMLD1ES, ?. H. B1CHABD3, Sole Proprietor," blown ia glass ot lot Ie*. Address I) lt. WCHAKDS. No. 228 V;irici.-8treet, New York Offieo Hours from :> A M. to ? P. M. Circu'ars sent ly > July 8 jg K CA mas p v i? WHAT MEIDT?INER I If O V T A K K . WHENYOUABKFXH US'TD BY OVEKWOBK of bea J or hand, and feel the need ol somethii-g in? vigorating, don't drink whiskey or any intoxica ting th'nu, whe her under the name ot Gittere or other? wise. Mich articled give just a- much c tren gt h to your weary hod and mind aa the whin gives to the jaded norse, and no mor?. Alcoholic stimulants are injurious to Nuve health, and are ALWAYS followed by tyLPBE>t*IN? BEAC1ION. 7A??T Dodd's Nervino and Invigorator is a TONIO and GENTLE STIMULANT which ls NOT attended hy BE ACTION.- . W. at it gains for yon it maintains, . Winn it i? freshes bodv or mind, lt refreshes wstb natural strength that comes to stay. Weare no? recommending tee iota: ism ip the interest Of ?ny ?nCtl?ih; but iong ena ex ended onservahon teaches us that he who resorts to the bottle for rest or recuperation, will find, UM he keen's atti, that he is kindling a Oro in his hones which will consume like the flumes of perdition. Torn from ti. l ake a tonio that will refresh -nd not destroy. DODD'S NBRVINB ls for sale by all DrufcSists. Pi-ice One Dellar. Seo Book of Certificates that accompanies each bottle. 7mos June 25 B K it G'S LMVKK8ALR?8SIAN HEALING SALVE. TH'S Y?LUABLB BEME?Y EFFECTES liim/meniw cures, am) tinv gatoctr tor itwlr? K'T?* reputation. T he discoverer oftbiB Salve has applied Ifwitb eminent s \cce#s in tboutauds of cases dur? ing the crimean War. and has. cured dangerous Wounds, in manv cas'-s considered mortal. Mb. E. ML HG ls the so e possessor ot the valuable secret of making this al ve; from -is experience in using it in Europe and'be success attending ita ap? plication there, he has been mduced to introduce it into theTJulted Mates IT u?l ItVES PAINI iho-e ?ho have Wou ds, Bruises Cuts of all kinds, oi Sures, I* elons. Scratches Musquito Bites. Fros? Kitten Joints, Hore Li s chilblai ?. Children's scorbutio complaints on Bead and Fa e. are i-pe ed il j cured. It has proved f great advantage to ladies, and ls peculiarly adapted for ?atbered breast?. Fore leg?, &c through confinement, and other causes It acts like magic tn removing Holls Pimpfes, and Culaneous Diseases, and bas been successfully used for Corns, .Bunionsand Sore Throat, by apply? ing external y every event g before going to bed. For sale by nil druggists. ; Price 25c. 6Qc, and ti? per Jsr. Office, N ?. 260 B iwery, N. Y" None genuine unless countersigned K. BEBG'n ?MVEtiti?L B?H ?IAN i'HALING HALVE, No 2C0 Bowery, New York. For s?)e by JOHN F. BEN KY, No, ? College Place, I> ew York. atnth ly July S -!-. ?:;-) i:;:', BOTST?!} r. :: i 1 j": .?-rmr ROS AD ALIS, ? ?^^A**% VW /AW BOSADALI8, Sold by I ; GOODRICH. XV IN RM AN St CO., Direct importera of European Drugs and Chemicals, J|ay8 ??-^iw^yT^'''-'' CBABLESTON.O. T^OR THE KAI?. ? . j . , JVS?AW&VFP, V PH ALON'3 CHEMICAL H AIR INVIGORATOB AYER'S HAIR Ylt?OB , MON IGOMEBVa H AIR RESTOBEB HALL'S SICILIAN HAIR RENEWER CHEVALIERS lilPB FOB THE, H A IB ' LYON'S KATHAIBON . j ! B?BTtVB ?BIt'OPHiSBOUS BREVE'S AMBROSIA EXOfeliSIOB HAl#?QNItf' .' SAVAGE'S ?BSLNA ' BATCHELOB'S HAIR DTE HAWLEY'S HAIR DYE HAMBLETON^ HAIR STAIN POMADES, PHILOCOMES HAIR OILS , BANDOLINE COLOGNE WA 1ER MAGNOLIA W?TEB PLOBtDA WA?EB BAY RUM. Ac., Ao. For ss]? by ?r? li. BA Kit, .' |. (inYiw'MnVii?hu n JI ? LI. in I Q ILA ?. . H I'^?J'?--4sV iP^fT? " ? hm ? ? i L i> E B. POBTBAIT AND PICTURE EB AME MANUFAO TUttKB, CB AR1.K-?T0N, S. 0, LOOK?SG-GLASSES of sN si* s fitted to Frames. ^nly 16 ?so fmw8mo f> BIT BM, ^TAA. ?, ; lUttNKBANDDK^LEBmttORY, And ?anufsctuiesyA nxLL?AR?) BALLS A NV ?UES, ? ANI) IMPOBTKR OK BILLS ABB ObOTB, OD?, Letterl Chalk, sad tiZliszi K^^?ppS?*??,;? .^.?t.tp??LTA'rV ..'I ' P-'/ ' w?aO?.. . Pt?j3, Cljtm?folj, (Elf. . WHOLESALE AND DETAIL DRUGGIST AND APOTHECARY s. K. Corner af KIng mut John-Sts. SPt?OI ??, AND PERSONAL ATTENTTQN GIVEN.TO PHYSICIANS' PRE3CR PT IONS. DEALER IN FOREIGN AND TOMESTIO DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, FANCY GOODS, PERFUMERIES, SOAPS, PUFFS ARD PUFF '" BOXES, TOILET SETS, rfc. PAIENT MKDICINKS G1SNUINB BAY KI M. LURK'S COLOGNE IS UNSURPASSED BY ANY O THE H. A.TRIAL WILLR?PAY YOU. ; .... ; GERMAN COLOGNES. LUHNS FLAVORING EXTRACTS Have no equal for strength and purity, and ought to ba used by all SODA WATER DEALERS AND ICE CREAM MANU? FACTURERS. Mr. E. H. JACKSON, Proprietor of the Charleston Hotel, says: "I recommend your Extracts without hesitation to the public for Ice Creams, Jellies and Pastry." Mrs. H. M. BuxxERFiKt.?. Proprietreea of tho Pa? vilion Hotel, says: "They are well worthy thafattcn taon of those who deal in them or use them " These Extracts are put Up ia small vials, by the dozen, for the trade and family use, and ID pint, quart and half gallon bottles for manufacturers. Congress anet High it oe I? Spring Waters CONSTANTLY ON HAND. r. Any art'cle desired, hot in Stock; w Ul be procured to order. Goods delivered in the city FREE OF CHARGE. June 8 ? DAC tulhs 3mo K ? '., "cmiEs SCROFULA, DYSPEPSIA/ LIVER COMPLAINT, NERVOUS DEBILITY, RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, EID?I?Y AFFR?T?0N9, EUUPIIONS OF THE ^ KIM, AND ALL Obstinate or lone slandin? diseases of the BLOOD. LTVi B, U1*TN<BY ORGANS, NERVOUS SYSTEM. &c. It purifies and enriches the Blood, pradicates all Syphilitic or t-croiulous Taints. Restores the Liver and Kidney s to a healthy action, aide digestion, reg? ulates the bowel", and invigorates the Nervous Sys? tem, fi ES- NOT A SECRET QUACK MEDICINE.-?? . FOBMTJL V AROUND EACH SO ITLE. necoiijiiiruiici hjr the best P?iinician?, eminent Divines, Editors, Druggists, Merchants, ?c. ?ST THE BEST AND MOST POPULAR MEDI CINE IN USE. IKFPAKED ONLY BY J. J. LAWRENCE, M. D., (An experienced and well-known Physician and Chemist,), j Laboratoryaad Office. No. 6 Main-street, Nour OLK, YA. Price Ohe Dol'ar per bottle!"" ' For tale by GOODRICH, WINEMAN A CO , DOWIE A MOI>E. Chorearon, S. 0. And Druggists everywhere. July 36 DAG lyr ft S Alum, & DjryPieter .ViflriW si I) Are most desirable for qviality, llTii?h and price. / ' .i. . .?-? MARVIN'S . ? ? ?' TS7? SPHERICAL BURGLAR med SAFES Cannot be Sledged! ; "Cannot be Wedged ! Cannot be Drilled S BANK VAULTS, VAULT DOORS* ? EXPRESS BOXES, FAMILY pLATK RAPES, 1 ??W??*ATlON LOOKS r-;l?ay?^'forae?^'ogit4rt9 ' & OO., 1 (oldest safe manufactureT) ? DJBM?.I (*W Broadway, New Task, x?v^i? ^ 4721 Chestnut&, Phllav Wfi?honM?^1o6BaVkk st., jClevel?*d,? And for tale by our agents im ist principal oitiet throiigiwrat JJba ' FOB SALK BY I'Win,* M. BIRD & CO., mjL ?03 EAST J?ATs tJ?AHLBITO?. ?ecember 88 if* Prunn, Cljcmirals, (Etc TO B VB lt A?D A O C E , "?T"l^ FROM WBK. H MASKIND S?FFER 0% H OVOR A ,AW part of tun globe, IR the WW MW j. consequence of a diseased action in ;.;3 Bav/ tbe system. Induced 0v tho IH.IM.II ?H M? yous miami or vegetable di cay Ibis . -i ? jBg^y exhalation ls evolved I.y tho action M of solar beuton wet soil, and ruses W with the watery vapor f.oin it. Whllo the ?un is below Ul? horizon this vapor Unger? near the earth's surface, and tho virus Ls taken with it through the lungs imo the blood, lhere it acts aa an irritating poison on the internal viscera and excreting organs of the bod*. 1 he liver becomes torpid aud fails to secrete uot only this virus, but also tbe bile from tho blood. Both the virus and tbe bi'.c accumulate lu th" circu? lation, ?nd produce vio'ent constitutional disorder. Tho spleen, tli? kidneys, and the stoni ich *ympa thize with tbe liv r, and become disordered ale?. Finally, the instinct of our organism, as l. in au at? tempt to exDel th? noxious infusion, concentr?tes tbe ?bole blood of the body in the internal excreto? ries to force them to cast it out. The blood leaves the surface, and rushes lo the central organs with congestive violence. Ibis ie the Chill. But in this elfo rt it (ails. Ihen tbe Fever follows, in which the blood leaves the central organs and rut-hes to the outface, as it in another effort to expel thu irrita.lug poison thrriiinh th*t esh^r great excretory-the altin. Tn this also lt fails, and the system abandona the attempt exhausted, and w its lor tbe recovery of strength to repeat the hopeless effort another day. These are (be fits pt paroxysms ot Fever and Ague. Such constitutional disorder vin of ?ourse under? mine the health if it ia not removed. We have labored to hud, and have i mud an anti? dote, A"V IClt'S AGUE Cl'RE, Which neutralizes this 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 i>erfeet certainty. And it docs more, or rather does ?hat ie of more service to those sub? ject to this infection If taken in season it exuels it from the system as it isabsoroed. and thus keeps tbose who use it treo .rou. its attack?; keciie the sys ti m in health although exposed to the disease. Con? sequently lt not only eui es, but protects from, the great variety ot atTrotio s Which aro Induced by this malignant influence, such as Remittent Fever. Chill Fever. Dumb, or Masked Ague, Periodical Headache, or Bilious Headache Bilious F?-ver*, c eural ula, Rheumatism Gout, Blindness, Toothache larache, Catarrh, Asthma, Palpitations Painful A fleet loa R of the pleen. Hysterics, Colic, Paralysis, und painful Affect ons . f the Stomach and Vowels, all of which, wheu arising trcm thie cause, will be found to as? sume, moro or less, rho intermittent type. This "AOUfc. ell UE " removes the cause of the&e derange? ments ai'd cures the diFcuse. Ibis it accomplishes bv stimulating ibo excreto? ries to expel tho virus from the system; ard those organs by decrees become hubucd to do this, their rlB.ce. of their own accord. Hence arises what w terin acclimatation. 1 ime may accomplish the same ond, but oUeu I fe is not loiig eunngb, or is sacrificed in the attempt, while this ' Ague Cure" does it at once, and withsafoty We love g-eat re son to bc li< ve 'his-its a suror as weil as safer remedy foi tbe whole class Of disc?ses which Are caus- d t.y the mi? asmatic In eefi n. than nay other which hns beeu discovered; and it has still anolher impoitaut ad? vantage to thc public, which id. ihat it is cheap as weill as good. PREPARED BV Dr. J, C. AY K it ? Cu., Lowell, Mas? Practica] and Analytical Chemists. Piice One Dollar per bottle. Sold at Wholesale, by DOWU & MOt-E, Charleston, South Carolina, And by Retail Druggists ? very where. JUDe26 Die hlotbamoc T UK Bl SHOP PILLI THE BISHOP PILiLt THE BISHOP PILL.) A Purely Vegetable Pill ;Sugar-Coated.) "C?STA1?V' BISHOP PILL, "Is ol extraordinary efficacy for Costiveness, Indi gestion. Dyspepsia, Headache, Nervous Debility, Liver complaint." "rho best PILL in the world." Mcdtvat Journal, September 8. TRY THEM! _ TRY T HB MI All Druggists in CBARLESION eeJltoem. ?* COST AU'S " STANDARD PREPAB ATION& t ARE "Costar'?" Hat, Hooch, ?Ste.. External's. "Cottar's" Bed Bug EiUrmlnatort. "Costar's" (only pure) Insect Powder. - "Only Infallible Remedies known." - ?IS years eatabltehed bi New York." "3000 Boxes and Flasks manufactured daily." ..Ul Beware ll I of spurious imitations." "AU Druggists in CHARLESTON ?ell them." v For $1, %9, fi and f6 sized, Address "COSTAR" COMPA?Y. : flo. 13 Howard-street, Kew Torie. Bold tn CH ARLE9TON, 8. C.. by OOUUH1CII, WISKMAN St CO. March 23 0*0 lVT OSADA li IS trifles tile Blood. grpf>-'tMU? ky.-fj?riBiisftiste ?'BSreryW?te**). JT^ ABBY'S pftopiiVL.itncjnaiD. Letterj rom Hon. Al fx, H. St phent, of Georgia. CBAWFOBDSVIXLE, Ga . September 28,1868. Darby*? Prophylactic Finid loan article of little cost, but great value. Its domestic as well As medi? cinal use? are numerous, while it? specialties ore most wonderful I have not been without lt for teni year?, ind no head of a family who can afford to have it should be without lt. ALEX. H. STEPHENS. THE WOW DE li F IL. FAMILY MKD1. . CMIB*'. Letter fron **? Surgeon-Qt n,?r?i of t\e late Conferer - ? ? ate Staut: RICHMOND, Va., January 14,1809. JOHN^DA?UVY A CO., No. 160 William-street New ' Ge?t?tii'n-I have received your letter of the 15th of December, 1866, callina my attention to your (Darby's Prophylactic) Fluid. I moat rheertully sute that fbe Fluid wi? furnish ?d to, and ext elusively med by, the surgeons in chsrge of genera hospuuls in tba Confed?rale ser? vice with treat benefit fo the patients-a]l the sur? geon s making a favors bl? report- a great deal of it waa uee.i lu the hospitals, ... , , /..rr.. vOTy respectfully, your obedient eervant, SAM'L PRESTON MOORE. M. D, THUS AsToft?SH?SO DISINFECTANT. EMORY COLLEOC, OXFORD. WA., December 3*, 1868. Prof. DAUBY. Dear Sir-Bavins not been en? gaged for many years in the active duties of the Medical profession. I sm only superficially acquaint? ed with the dann* ef your Prophylactic Fluid, but am well acquainted with Its chemical elements While, therefore, 1 cannot speak experimentally of the value of tb? compound vet the disinfecting and 'therapeutic properties of the egentw employed in its composition, together with tho well known reputa? tion of ita discoverer, as a chemist, authorize me to regard lt? merit- a? ot a high order; on the whole it must be considered usa valuable contribution to the class of articles to which it behnga. These views, I may add, are metalned by the testi? mony ol many c mpetent judges, who have tested ita properties. Believe me, dear sir, Tours, respectfully, I j : A. M fe ANS, M. TA ? LL, D. tWt&KS BURNS, WOVBia?S. STINGS, ?e. ALABAMA INSANE HOSPITAL. \ TUSCALOOSA December W 1868. J Mesan. JOHH DABBY & Co ., No. 160 WtMarn-street, New York:. ... Gerttentn-l vcceliM your elrouTsrs of the V th instant, asking an expression of opinion 'from mea? to tb? merit* of your Prophylactic, ?hr?. . ike pita? paration ho? beenweo g neraily used by the protea, sion and public at large, and to universally esteem, ed, that it seems to nt? to peed BO further recom? mendation. As a disinfectant and rente J lal agent too. when In. dlcat- d, lt ls not rxcc'.'e d bv SOT similar preparatias. Wense permenng?nlo prop?'?fions very extensively in ibis hospital, ?nd cou rt not do wlihoat them. I coaelder yours tue best and mott elegant puyara ?on of the kind manufactured. Beaiieattully yours, atc., P. BRICE. MY D., Bsp't and, Pbyalsian Alabama, Insane Hospital. HOWIE * ?.Ol??. WHOLESALE DKU3Q181P, May28 tuthafimoa i gent? for South Carolint>. ' .f1.; j ..' . .".~'"'i. ' ' frogs, QLI)cm?i*c!3, (Etc. , Q V . I? A N K N I N , Apothecary ami Chemist. No. 123 Meeting-street CHAKLESTON, S. C . mUJS ADVERTISER BEOS TO CALL ATTEN? TION to bis stock of tue best lu ported and Domes? tic CHEMICALS; DRUGS' a AND PATEIST MEDICINES. DEATH TO FLIES. usu LIGHTNING LIGHTNING LIGHTNING LIGHTNING FLY PAPER FLY PAPER FL i PAPER FLY PAPER* SURE AND SPEEDY DESTRUCTION TO TbxS TROUBLESOME VLSHOB. FUR SALK BY THE SHEET, QUIRE Oft REAM, B"ST THE ADVERTI SER. MAN?FACTUBER OF PANKN'l N'S HEPATIC BITTERS, Which have established for themselves a reputation surpassed by DODO. Through constant effort and attention be boi.es to merit a continuance of the public patronage which has hitherto been extended to him. Febmary I? tuthslyr ~T-y K , O . S . PRttPHITT'l FAMILY MEDICINES OONSISTTNQ OF HIS CELEBRATED LIVER MEDICINE, ANODYNE PAIN KILL IT, ANTI-BILIOUS PILLS, AGUE PILLS, Dysentery Cordial, Female Tonie AND PURIFYING PILLS. TBE EXCELLENT REMEDIES OF O. S. PBOPHITT, 'M. D.v need so recommendation their well known power in reniov'ng the diseases pe? culiar to our Southern climate having already estab? lished for them an enviable reputation m Georgia and tbs adjoining H ta tes. As the majority ot persons living in the &outh are predisposed to dl?ease of the Liver, it is granted by all intelligent physicians that most of the pains and sebes of our people are due to orrvale or nineth>nal derangement of that impor? tant organ. Prophet!'a Liver Medicine and Anti BUiouw Pills-startle directly at tho root of the evU. ThflV cure the Liver, which in nlno cases out of en, is at the bottom of the Corni bs. Dyspepsia, Colic, Sick Headache. Rheumatism, Constipation, Men? strual Obstructions, ?rc, to common among our people. Earache, - Toothache, Acute- Rheumatism, Neuralgia and bodily pains of every kind flee before PHOPUITT'S PAIN KiLL IT like chaff before the wind. PROPfHTT?S LIVffiK MKDICII?K. Dr. Prophitt-Having u*ed this medicine suffl ciently lon* to test its virtue, . nd to satisfy my own mind that it is an invaluable remedy for Dyspepsia -a disease from which the writer bsa suffered mud? for six years-and being persuaded that hundreds who now suffer from this annoying complaint would be signally benefltted. as he has been, by its use, we deem ft a duty we owe to tbfs unfortunate class to recommend , to them the nts of this rem ody which has given not only himself bat several members of hts family the greatest relief. t. M. W. ARNOLD, I Of the Goorgia Conference. . DOOLY COUHTT, GA , April, 1867. Tbti is te certify that I waa confined to <he house, and most of tbe thro to my bed, and suffering the greatest agony imaginable with Rheumatism, for Sv? months, ahd after trying every available reme? dy, with no relief, I wa? cared with two bottles of Dr. O. S Propbitt'a Anodyne Pam Kill It, each cost? ing tfty cents only ; it relieved rue almost instantly. I therefor* recommend it in the highest degree to? others suffering from similar dise se I can say that it is one of the beet family medicines now out, certain. Yours truly, W. A. FOREHAND. COVINGTON, GA., July 9,1867. Dr. Prepaifv-Having used your Liver Medicine for more than a year in my family, l cheerfully re? commend it to all persons i ufferinR from (.iver af? fections, dyspepsia or Indigestion in any form, X also recommend your Dysentery Cordial as tbe beat remedy tor that disease. O. T. BO0BB8. * KxANFonriVILLE. PUTNAM COUNTY, Oct 1,1867. Dr. O. 8. Prophttt-Dew Slr- l hi* ls to certify that I have used yt.ur Ague Pille for the last ten ye re. and 1 have never failed to cure .he Ague in a single instance with them. They alwtye break the chilis the first day that they are given I can recom? mend them as being the >eat ague medicine that I have . v ar found, and they leave no bad e floe ts follow lng ?hem, as Quinine. &c. Yours respectfully. A. WESTBROOK. PUTNAM COUNTY. GA. September 72,1869. Dr. O. is. jprophitt-?lr-I ?ave used for the las* two years in my family vou Liver Medicine, your Pain Kill It, and yon Female Tonic, and I have no feat s in saying that they are tbe best medicines I have ever used for the Liver and Ptoraach Neuralgic and Rheumatic . unctions, Beadaohe, Colic, and pains of every kind are subdued by them. After using the medtcines so long, I cheerfully recommend thant to> any atid every one, and to all that are afflicted, aa Hie? best and safest remedien for all the disease* for ' which they ar? recommended, kc j Yours respectfully, JAMBS WRIGHT. OH. PROPHITT '? tcBtf ALB TONIC. This Medicino, with ll? associate*, IS a safe and certain remeey foe ?Il curable diseases to which Fe? males alon? are liable. It is also se excellent pre? ventative Sf Nervous Blindness, ar Nervous Dis? eases la sttosr malewr len ale It ls a powerful Ner? vine Tonie., setting np a full and free cumulation throughout the system. ~~. aU ot tbs above Medicine? sold by Druggists aa? Merchants generaliy throughout Ike southwest. ?D. S. BUJRNHAM, . Wholesale jinn Retail Agent, Hilo. AM Klug-afrcftt, fne?? Calhoun.) Charleston, 8. a Pr?nared only Hy Da, O. 8. PROPi?TT April 16 atushftaoe Oovtagton, Gs.