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THE DAILY NEWS. The Magic ltsmdV BX OWEN MEREDITH. Bf woodland brit, by oe*tn bar, 1 he i nu a ut h br?ese our foehead fanned, And, undo, mun y e j olin w etsi, 1 We dropped in'o the meale load. There every sound ?nd every right Mcane in ?? then ?I hi or round elsewhere, Beeb twilight etar a two-fold llgbl, Uaoh rote a double reauefli there. ii y ocean >>ar, by woodland belt, ol Our ?fient coarse a airen led, TUl oars lu dawn beatie lo otell, yhrou?u tbe wild, wi^nj-yrork o'crhcad. A mu mur from tho violet vole? 1 A alo.-y la tho pouria dell I There H Au tv all her breast unveils, And ii u?i ; yours out all her abell. We watched, towurda tbe land of dreams The fair moon O raw tho ai ui murin g main ; A single tore.d fsilverbeaos Was made tho monitor's rippling chain. We hoard far off 'be siren's song; Worang t thc gleam of 3ea-mal" a bair ne glimmering talcs and rocks, among ; Wo mored through sparkling purple air. .f ben Morning roso and smoto from far, Oer ?tun harr? o'er lane and sea; And woodlaud bell, and ocean bar. 'J o ono tweet noto sighed "Italy I" AFJFAIKS I If THU STATE. Marton. Tho Marion Star kays : "We re?re-.. to learn from some ol cur beat planters that they are fearful thal their cropB wi 1 bo Boiiously injur? ed with tho rust. On some placations .the cotton is covered with '.boitoy dow,' the fore? run nor ot deo nbicb have made their appear? ance.' After this combination follows the rust. Wo are further informed by farmer a of OJ po rient?, that seasonable ehowera. will, prevent -therm: which wo Lope will como tn time to Bare the crop from any serious m jury." At a meeting ol a portion of tho citizens and planters of Marion on Monday, 2d iuBLaut.it waa.ieeolred that a committee .of ono.Tram each tow UH hip in Marion Couuty be appointed to take into ? consideration onr Bitnation in reference to taxes, and the propriety ot form? inga joint stock .company for. .tho purobaho and Bale of lands sold for taxes and. otherwise. That that comdiitiee report, at a meeting to be hel&at this placo on tho first Monday in Sep? tember next, tbe details tor snch organization under the above resolution. SOUTH EU y LIFE I NH UM AN Ci: COM? PANY. ' VJ . . tnt ' .' iTrom the Atlanta Conetiiution ] . Jvi Tb the Editor of the Constitution: You have generously tendered!.! the use o*f your commun, that I may reply to a - malicious attack,made by tho lusurauco' Times, Ot Now Jork, upon an institution with which .many honorable gentlemen in thia and other Southern States .re connected. ? < . [Btvi - Until suggested by friends not connected with the Southern Life Insuranoe. Company I -Use institution assailed-I bed not thought it necessary to reply, and for the following reasons i : t :? F?rBti AJl tte atente ? Of ' the Bouthern Life had bben dilled.to. nae tho ?r?ale in question sta they befit canvass ng . document with which they could be Brined, i ?J ) I . ^J??&?&i PlaS*i -Vu* supposed tbat a . juuruau niuwi uau no regir? for truth, and the ,. endorsement of which is a matter of mere bar- - gain and aal o; would produce no other effect by its attacks than the ono realized, via : the strengthening of the "?va'-cru Lue." I bad supposed that no Bouthern man could be mfluenoed by tito etatemeute of a journal which bad published, aa T' had abown in a for? mer oerd, twelve wilful, unmitigated false- , hoods, in the short apoco ot sixteen linea. , lu the next place, it oad occurred to me, that the very ammos of this editor, which ls so patent, bis hatred of everything Southern, hie contemptible thrust at the incapacity oz the Southern people to manage life insurance, his meek suggestions in another ar liol o of tho nnmo-paper, that all southern aud Western companies gire Up the business of life insur? ance to the North, and bus complaint of our elaniBboess, beoanse, forsooth, we presumed to retain Southern monoy in Southern States, would haye been a sufficient answer for every Southern mau. ?? For I these reasons I thought it unnecessary to write. At the suggestion ot friends, how? ever,- i roply briefly. ? ? ' The Times ' evidences its ignorance of facta, or its total disregard of t ruth, or both, by ita rofer?ff?e td' General"Gordon F, (Iranger as agent for this company. It is, however, as well supported here as elsewhere in its article. J General Granger has not now. nor never had, any connection whatever with this company. .' ? The'Tunes Baya the losses of tho bouthern . Life have been heavy, and compares lt with certain picked companies from the North, pe - The .loases have been heavy,.but the busi? ness bas been heavy too. If a merchant does one million of profitable business, does be not expect grouter loss in bad debts, ftc.,' than ' another who.does oae-teuth ! of the business? If a Lite Company insures 6000 lives, must it not have,of necessity, a larger number o? its insured die, than another which insures 600 lives! i.Tho Southern Lifo loBt more than ita picked company-the Great.Western- but it did vast-. --J7 morej asneas, Wby did not tb?e'ditor of JAB Times give thc amount of tbe business i ~ done by eaob. the amount of loss by each, and then draw the comparison? Docs not tbe merest child in figures uudorstand this to be the only way to get at the ratio of loss ? Yes; ba* it did not suit the purpose of the Times. T Bi the facts be known. T ns picked company is shown by the New York reports of 1688 to have received $60,817, - and to haVe paid out the same year in cash, tea 417. Thus expending absolutely over $8000 1 more (bari'it received. \Vbilo the Atlanta De? partment on gross premiums to the amount of nearly ?200,0.0, spent in loases and expmaes of every description only 30 per cent, ot its re? ceipts, and the wbolo company increased its asaots'-iu six months-over $126,000. Besides, the Timos knows, ad every insurance man does, that losses equalize themselves in the course of yean-sb that tho general average is pre? served. This is tho foundation of all life tables. As illustrative of this, the Atlanta De-, p?riment,' in ita immense business, receiving nearly ono thousand applications, bas suatnm ed but one loas-Amos ?. Ward-for $10,000 ?moo Us organization, and tbe other dep.irt mente losing io bot little greater ratio. Uer ce, the heavy accumulation. Yet. in the estima? tion of tho Times, the Southern Life is un? sound, and tho Great Western perfectly good. Why BO? * The animas of the article famishes tho sol ci? tion. The one is Southern-tho other Northorn. Again, this honest sheet, Boeing the absurdi aof its position, seeks to stab the Southern ifo by attacking tho integrity of its officers. It says the statement of our assets is "cooked np"-that is, JU(d tip to deoeitc - cot true. In other words, the officers of the company, In swearing to the statement of assets and lia? bilities, evtoro falsely-I'crjaed themselves. BOOB he intimate tbat by any possibility tho officers Ot his pet companies contd "cooa up" Btatemonts? No. How la this? Again, the animus of his paper in mirth ca tho roply. One set of officers uro l?outhern-~tho other North? ern. The Times says the Southern Life is ono on the high road to bankruptcy, hnt its pete are alt sound. Whst do the figures show? That tho Bout herd Life has $300 for every $100 of liability, wbilo Ibo largest companies io tho North havoless than $150 of liability; yet. in tho estimation of tho Times, tho Southern Lite is bankrupt, and his companies perfectly Sound. How so? Again, let tho animus of that paper answer. Tho ono is Bouthern-the other Northern. Tbs gist ot tho Controversy ls this-whether officers of Southern companies swear falsely, and officers of Northern companies truthfully. Whether tho gontlemen whose reputations are identified wiib this institution are to be be? lieved, ortho Tunes. Or, if outside testimo? ny is preferred, the Times, or the Bon thorn press. The Times says tho Bouthern Lifo is "totally unsound." The Memphis Appewl savs: "lt? easels are now over $500,000. .-- * * . It deserves the patronage of the Bouthern people, and ita business ?bows that lt ls getting it." The Memphis Avalanche is equally strong In its endorsement. Tho Atlanta Intelligencer says: "Ibis com? pany, wo do not besttat? to say, is one of the moat reliable as well aa successful tn not o o l y the South, but the whole country." The ConetituUon says: "By its tenability, liberal f eat aros, and ita patnotio object, lt is achieving a aucoesa unparalleled io. toe innate of life toeurAoce." " The Louisville Courier says: "WUK ampie capital anti liroe tvrplus, it ai once gooran tees to polloy-holders perfect security," end urges Routbero peoplo to patronize it, because k retains tho monoy at homo. .I might fill whole columns with extraote from leading loornals in South Carolina and elsevrhoro. but these m iv answ?r for an offset for tho Timos-possibly. Tho Times, however, ohsrsres that wo pay for these paffs 1 Bat is the Times paid for its po fl* ? Oh, no. Tbcse journals can be txnmht ; the Tims* oanuot. Howie this? Plainly, the o-ewer moat bo-theSd are Southern, that, Non betti,- . . Bot 1 deny that ono cont, WAR ovor paid for any endorsements I haVe quoted. 1 dui.pay soruonr. the Kout hem papers to insert u finner cord in reference to this B'OQO card; other? woDld receiro notliit p. lil propoee to continua to psy lo get these facts before the people,: Th* bou tb em Life ?B a o! o ti pay; it will make mouoy by spreading them before the COUP* aad it Will continuo to do it, . - Tliolimos w??? flud.,Iimsi" ? .. . . uoJ?i takena difficult ta-^ lu?'*}(D ?T? "?"u brama or in.c<^ittv eDOg(;h in tho SoUttt to manago iOBUrinooi tbat tho officers of thia com^Qyt at ucmp\UB( bare ewcrn false).*; Til on whose high sud rosponsiblo poeitione aa rai'r?ad und bank presidents indicated the un? limited coufldonoe of the country in their eorri mon senso, integrity and financial ability. It will not be cosy to convinco tho South that tb? lone list of Southern gentlemen connected with this institution aro engaged in a grand ' 'homo to defraud the widows and orphans' of ? the South; or that they will Bettie lesa fairly with policy-holders iban companies from tho li roe a' section - some of whom 'boast o' aoouranlated millions by the forfeiture nf. rebel pplicioB who bavo ono price for the North, another for the South, uud who bavo ondcovorod to pur? chase tue policies of rebel widows for a con? temptible pittance of Ibo sum insured. Ho mts takes tho Southern people when be supposes them so ignorant of life insurance aa to believe a company from the Rortb, with lesa than $150 of assota to $100 of liability, ia stronger and safer than a Southern company, whioh has $300 for every $100 or liability. Or when he imagines the South so JVorf/i-elxuch aa to believe, becauso a company, bails ft o m that section, it can pay its president, BB a Bel? ar;. $25 000 of tu o policy-holder?' money, and another offers agents forty five por oent. oom miesloDB, and yet be more economically and better ruanaaod than a Southern company wbiob pays ita president- who in. financial ability ia , the peor of any-only $3000, and ita best agents less than one-half of tho above oommisBton: or that a company (rom the North, which pava fifty to fifty-seven per cent, to ile atookholaere, is better for tho insured than the Southern Life, wbiob, uo'.witbstand iog ita rapid accumulations, .has not paid one (loUar to ita stockholders but has paid Jorly per cent, toils po?toy-.'to?ders., The Times boganihe war upon Southern in? fatuations abd, strikes the Southern Life only 'booanse it is the pioneer. Tho succeed of this company baa checked tb? drain of money from our section, h ci co the limoB*. complaint ol sec? tionalism. We make our humble acknowledg-. menta of being intensely sectional, if on honest effect to retain Southern money, afc home bo eeotionol. - lu conclusion. 1 acknowledge my indebted? ness, o the Times tor tho opportunity he baa afforded for getting these tacis before Ute peo? ple. The Southern Lifo invitee its further at? tacks. If the solid .OBseta of this company, and ita patriotic purposes, do not commend it to the confidence and support of our peoplo, it vrJU never ask tho .aid oMbo Times. If such sheets can destroy the confidence of tbe foo th ern peoplo in the directors and stockholder H of thia company, then, indeed, bave theso gentle? men lived to little purpose. Respectfully, JOHN B. GORDON, President'Atlauta Department, Southern Life Insuranco Company . [Adverttsemont. Camm crci al. J ' Kxporte. NEW YORK-Per Vteaioehlp SAracoesa-18 bales j Upland Cotton. 370 bbls Rosin, 39 bale? Domes Ucs, 70 Packages, Co calka Clay, 40 crates Fruit, 01 aaoks Cotton Seed, sud bundrles. Charleston Cotton and Uiee Marlie t. JKFIUK OF TUE CHARLESTON DA IL Y NEWS, I CHARLESTON, Wednetday Evening. August 18. I . COTTON.-Th ? supply of tbls article haa become so light as to prevent purchasers from operating to any extent, and there were no salea daring the day. We^ quote nominally * . LIVERPOOL CIA8SDTOATION. Ordluary io nooU ordinary....28 4*30 Low middling.'..SI A . Mlddhng.91 ii? Dy New York elsssiSeation wo quote ? aliddliug nominally.83 63 BICE.-The very limited supply of this grain now within reach of purchasers ls held ao firmly that buyers are unable to operate and business in the article is at a stand, and quotations quite ucmhaal. M er tte ta by Telegratpji. - . FOREIGN KARKETH. .. , LONDON, Auguat 18- Noon.-ConsolB iV,i- Bonds 80,K. The weather la favorable for ?ropa. , LIVERPOOL, Auguat 18-Noon.-Cotton active; Spumds'lSKd; Orleans 18?i(d; salsa'16,000 bales. Corn 81a Cd. \ ", Afternoon -Cotton active; uplands lBXalSJa'd; Orleans lSXalS?,d; sates 20,000 bateau Lard 77 a Sd. Evening.-Colton doned sctlve anc^ excited; up? lands 18Xd; Orleans lS^?^aales .40,000 bales, In? cluding 8000 for speculation and export. DOMESTIC M A UK T.T3. * NEW Yous, August 1?- Noon.-Stock* dull, bnt^ fir m. Money steady it 7o? Sterling, long 9X ; short iOX.'. Gold 31%. Cation firmer at SDXaMo. Tur? pentine 43c. Itosin steady. Evening.-Octlon Ko bettei ; sales 2800 bales at Sic, Flour heavy] superfine State f6aS SO; common to fair extra fjouthero $6BJa7 30. Wheat dull and j Sase lower during the day. Corn scarce; mixed Western 9119al 33. Beef quiet and unchanged. Pork heavy at ?33*33j;. Lard steady at 2OK*20>?c. WhlskfMi 17a i 17,'?. Bice and sugar steady. Borin S3 30*8 00. Freights a shade oast er. Qovernmenta stiong and advandDg. '<3's33. Southerns stronger. Money continues easyat6*7e. Discounts dull. Sterl? ing dull st 8Ma9J?. Oeld fluctuating, bul closed firmer at 33*,. Stocks closed unsettled. _ llAXTiMOilx, AufiiiBt 18.-Cotton fir pi il our dbl) and wcakC .Wheat lower; -prime red91 60; good tl 10 si 65. Cora Arni ?nd scarce; white SI 13al 14. Oats duU at 63a58c. ..ProTtjioua easier. Pork 934. Shoul? ders IC Kc iu 20o31e. Whiskey $117al 18. CrNOTMNATi, Auguat. 18.-Whiskey firm at,$1 ila 1 IQ. Provision! quiet ans ur chan (_ ed. No sales of importance. Corn scarce at 95a9flo, j RT I.OUIR, ?uguat 18.-Corn dull; yellow in sacia 90a93c; white hi.bulk 87c. Whiskey firm. Pork quiet at $8t 36. Bacon ateady at le^olCc; clear alles 19?c. Lord lOKaaOc. ,T- ' .?..,..,.*...:. V LouisviiXJt. 'August 18 -Corn very flhni In bulk 80aS6c. Pi oy isle?a very ora.' Meis'pork 984*34 60. Sb ouid era ) QKc ; clear aldea 1 OXc Lard apxe. WUi s key $1 10*1 ll. . WlUt?OTO?, Auguat 18.-Sarita turpentine 39Ko, Rosin steady at''fl 60*4 35. Crude turpentine $3 60 aS. Tar 93 80, ? i AUOUVTA, Auguat 18-Cotton firmer; s il re 60 bales; receipts 14 balea; mlddllogs 81>?e82o, f? .' SAVANNAH, Auguat 18.-Coif n receipts 33 bales. Exports 114 bales. Mon.LE, August 18.-Cotton closed firm; aalea 120 bales; middlings 30c; receipts none; exports 93 bales. NEW ORLEANS, Auguat J 8.- Cotton dull; sales 80 bales; low midd Untie nominally SOC; reoeipU 19 bales. Sugar dui); common llj<c; prune 14J4>14Kc. Molasses Inactive; rebutted COalOo. uold3'4H> New York sight exchange Kc premium, Sterling 46K. Racine tteius. JPorr. ot UhiiriMRton. August 19 fDivr c;Aj_.misfjL?a.i*. FHA CS OV THE MOON. Kew Moon, 7tb, 4 boure. 46 minute*, evening. Pint Quarter, 14th 7 hour. 10 minutes, moruing. Full Moon, 31st ll boars, 3 minutes eveuing. La at Quarter. 80tb. 3 hours, jg m rout es, morning; SUN ami. J arra MOOM SETS. BIOH WATXr. 1 ll , Monday.... 17iTueaday..;. 18 Wednesday, 19 Thursday.., 30 Friday. 2! nai?blay.,, 33 Sunday. 6..25 6..A3 6..16 6..41 6..36 ?..40 5..27 ?..89 6..37 6..89 S..23 6..S7 6,.39 ?..80 13..38 1. .14 a.. a 3. .97 9. .61 7..ll 9..80 9. .87 4. .89 6..88 ?..30 7.. 3 7..4? Arrived y es te rd ut y. Steamer Fannie, Adair, Beaufort Mdse. .To Agent, Southern Expreas Oo, and others, Clerred Yesterday. Steamship Saragossa, Ryder, New Torfe-Ravensl A Co. . Sailed Yesterday Susann hip Saragossa, Ryder, New York, t .rream thu Bteaaaahlp 1 W Xv arman, Blacklay, 'Philadelphie, August IA ... Bric Manaartino, 8. ear, Kew Tork, Auguat 14, niV?XNAB, August 18- InlrM steamships Amer? ica norn Bri-more; Ton? wand a from Philadelphia; Ban Salvador from New York. Cleared. steamship RauMkn' for Hew York ; ship JobD Barbour for Liverpool; ac bx Ell* lor Porta? mooth, H H_ iOamaiataieeeper -oom aaiolinti imnroao A aicraist 17 aad 18. . 37 balee Cotton. ?8 balee Domertl.?, 678 sacks .Corn, 820 eaoka Oat?, J.7 aarka Wheat, 80 laoksgce Bacon, 180 bbl? ^aval SiSiee, 6 cara Wood, Siam Lamb r, 3 care Rievee, 3 cart Mock. To Railroad Agent, <. W McffunB O N Averill ? Soo, Weal A ion?-?. H Coola k Oo. Goldsmith & ?on. Hopkin?. .MoPner eon ?? i o. It Htiro i . o, B O'Neil], H i- Bater & Go, J BR Sloan, ano Wilna A Cbirolm, Consignees per "Vortheastcrn ll a Uro ed August 18. . ?TS WtKeva?'^orc*. l?0bu?h?ls Bice. Lumber Toda<-co, aldin ke. To J -mit", M JDiDglo. J var ?ball, Jr, H D Stone* Blonmro k Howell, J V Bar? den. JOH Clendon. W & Ibo??? J r*biiTiB/rJ I., jerveV. A a ObloWf b A Oo, li ?'oben * Oo, J Wiley, bart k Oo, Jeffords A oo and B F M rn Que Paks?aisr?i*. ',tM :? '"^ " Fer steamship Saragossa, for New York-Mm Richarde and daughter, L W Joh* BOB, U H Caulfield, O T Donan, Be J alcott, and 7 In ?ferrage. . Per steamer1 Fannie, from Beaufort-W J Whip? per, 0 Dunn, J Sinaii, and & Rub.mon. K Progs, (?ljcraic?ia, (Stf. CURES SCROFULA, DYSPEPSIA, LIVER COMPLAINT, NKKVOBH DEBILITY, RHEUMATISM, NBURAXHIA; Kl DH EV AFFBOnoNB, EBUPXIONB OF TBE SKIN, AND ALL Obstinate or long standing dixalea of the BLOOD, LIVER, URINARY olioANH, . ai NERVOUS SYSTEM, Ac. j lt purifica and entich?e tho Blood, eradicate? all Syphilitic.or tcroiuiquB Taints. Ii ea tor ea ibo Liver i and Kidneys to a healthy action, alda digestion, reg? ulates the bowels, and invigorates the Nervous Sys? tem, j . t . .. j , , jj ii -, ;., 49- NOT A SECRET QUACK MEDICINE.-*? FORMULA AROUND EACH BOTTLE. ., .. Recommended by the best Physicians, ?minent Divines, Editors, Druggists, Mmha?ts, Ac, . ?r- THE BB8T AND MOST POPULAR MEDI CINE IN USE. .- . . PntPABKD OHL y BT J. J. LAWRENCIUM. D., (An experienced* end wcU-?mown Physician and Chemist,) Laboratory and Office, No. 0 Main-atreet, s. ". Noaroijt, VA. Price One Dollar per bottle. For sale by GOODRICH, Wi H BM AN k CO , DOWIE A MOISE, Cbor'.estoa, 8. O. And Druggists everywhere. July ?6 DOC lyx JgJB tARKEUt, - ?.?>-'' WHAT MEDICINES Tl O V TAKE. : .WHEN YOU ABE EXHAUSTED BY OVERWORK of bead or hand, and feel tbe need of somethlrg In? vigorating, don't drink whiskey or any Intoxica Ung thing, whether under the nam? of Bluers or other? wise. Suda articles, give Justa* much ttreogtb to your weary body and mind an the whip gives To the faded horse, and no more. Alcoholic stimulants ore injurions to Herve health, and are ALWAY8 followed by DEPRESSING BEA Cl ION. Dodd's Nervine ?nil Tliyigoratoi* ls a TONIO and GENTLE 'STIMULANT winch 1? I NOT attended by REACTION. Weat lt gatos for yen it maintains. When stn freshest body or mind, lt refreshes with natural strtogtb,that comes to stay. We ore not recommending teetotalism In the Interest' of ?ny faction; but loog sud extended observation teaches na that he who resort rio The bottle for rest or recuperation, will find, as bo Veces atlt, that he. IH kindling a uro in hi?- bones which villi consume like the flames of perdition. Turn from it. Take a tonio that wiU refresh end-sot destroy. DODD'S NERVINE ls fonsie by all Drugoists. Price One De llar- Bee Book of. Certificate? thai1 accompanies each bott] ,7mos June 35 K-1 SON'S TOBACCO ANTIDOTE. Warranted lo Remove all Desire for Tobacco. a It la I'dJ-ely Vegetable aad contains nothing Injurious. The following ls one of thousands of teatlmonlsls 'that are dally received by the Manufacturer: RICHMOND, VA.?November28. 1868. DEAS Fra-The "Tobacco Antidote" prepared by you according to'the ieee!pt you have submitted to me, and the Ingredient? of wblcb I have examined, is purely vegetable, entirely harmless, end contains nothing in the least Injurious. It is not disagreeable to the taste, ?nd as a borne article, I hope you will meet with ready sale for it, and I bellevo that If the f directions are followed, lt will do all you chimed for I i*,'-- JOHN DOVE. M. D. ' Price SO cents per Bos. The usual dlscounl to the Trade. . ? For sale by Dr. H. BAEB, WHOLES AXE AG EN I FOR BOUIH CAROLINA. Jone 7_ KR O'S t.viVKltSAIi RUSSIAN HEALING BALVE. i THIA VALUABLE BEMBDY HAS KEF EC TED Innumerable corea, and has gained lor itself a great reputation. The discoverer of thia Salve bsa applied ttwith eminent cuecet? In tbomands of eases dar? ing the Crimean War, and has cured dangerous wound*, in many casts considered mortal. MR. E. BERG ls the sole possessor of the val uah] o secret of making thia fralvej from Bia experience In using it In Europe and tho success attending tts ap. -plication there, he has been Induced, to introduce lt into tbe United Mates. IT RELIEVES FAIN I Thote who have Wounds, Bruises, Outs of all Hods, or Sores, Felons, Scratches. Mosquito Rites. Trost Bitten Joints, Hore Libs, CMlblsiChildren'? Scorbutic complaints on He?d and Face, aro'speodlry cured. It haa proved nf great advantage to ladies, and ta peculiarly adspted for pothered breast?, sore legs, Ac, through confinement, and oilier causea It acts lfke magic In removing Boils, Pimples, and Cutaneous ? Diseases, ead bas been i iuocessfnlly used for Corns; Bunions and Bore Throat, by apply. lng externally every evening before going to bed. For sale by aU druggists. Price 25c. OOo., and tl per Jar. Office, N >. 260 Bowery, N. Y. None genuine unless countersigned E. BEHO'S UN TVEKHAL RUS? SIAN t HALING SALVE, No 360 Bowery, New York. For aale by JOHN F. HENRY, No. 8 College Place, New York. . stutbly_Julys: - ROSAD ALIS, ? ?l . V*5& ill ROSAD ALIS. Sold by GOODRICH. WINKRAS * CO., Direct importer? of European Droga and Chemicals, Maye tiuthlyr Oeu\BXJ?T0X, 9. 0, ' Tm: 'i,YK?>i.i\x KKii ni.izKu" is ni A mo KKUM TIIK PIIUHPIIATKB tip South Carolina, and la pron J uri c< ) br various Chemists one cf tho brat alana- cs known, oui j ur prto to Fomviau Guano lu lt? FI KI tLi7JN'.i PROPER i LBS. These PUO.SPII ATES aro Iho remains of extinct lam! 'and KI-Q an'maW, and pb-Bcea quhlltlee of tb- greatest value to ihe agriculturist. We annex tho analysis or Protestor 6"EP?RD: "LAHOR ATOUT OF TTL? M mic AI. COLLP.UK OP SOUXB C .11101 JUA. Analyie. of a s nalpie of CARBUNA FEU .ILlZEIt, personallv selected: Moisture bxolled at Vii dea V.?...10.70 .Organic Matter with some water of comblnailoo exnuliel at o-low red betti.I6.cn Fixec lucre ! ie . ts.?. .OG 80 Ammonia.,......"....'. .?.flO Phoaoboric Acid-Soluble. G M.Equivalent to ll 27 Solub'oPbospbato of Lime. Insoluble..... 0.17.Equivalent .o l i.4.1 Insoluble (bone). itu-r^fi. '18.13 . '.4.7CFbnspbnlcof Lime. Sulphuric Acid.......ll 01.. ..Equivalent to 23.09 Sulphate cf Limo. BnTpbste or Potash. /:.;.<.t. HO Sulphate or .-oda:.. '..;. 3 00 Band.11.1.0 On the etrenstb ol tbc.-e result-*, I ara ylsd to certify lo the ?iiprnority of tho CVROI.TNA FERTI? LIZER, examined. - 60 O. U. ("BKPARD, Ju." JEST* We will turnish this excellent FERTILIZER lo Planters and others at ?ac per tin or SOOOlbs. GEO. W. .WILLIAMS & CO., .. ... ... : hu. WJ alfi . : FACT ORS; g?usc-farnistjinr} tEco?s, (Etc. otio 0< ESTABLISHED 1833. ?E? . A . D U O , MAM KAI TIF lt Kit OK PLAIN AND STAMPED TIN-WARE, . * * r ? a ? .. ' I .? AND WHOLESALE D KAL KU IN JAPAN NEP-W^JeE, HOUSE-FURKISHING ?J00DS, &c, Noa. 18 HATNE'ST?EET AND 580 li I V G-ST UK F T, CHA ULKSTOX, 8. C. RO0FINO AND GUTTERING DONE. August 3 S?lts. MARVIN'S Alum & Dry Plaster FIRE PROOF SAFES Are moat desirable for quality, finish and price. ; MARVIN'S SPHERICAL BURGLAR AF ES Cannot be Sledged! Cannot be Wedged ! 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Cooper Colored Blotched. *orenesnof tho Scalp, fe ro?a la, Ac: ta the greatest Renovator, Alterative and Blood Purifier known, removes all dlseasea from tho ayetcm. and leaves the blood pure oud health v. Dr. ItlUHAU'.H GOLDEN BALSAM No. 2 curr* Mercurlil Affections, Rheumatism ia all it* forms, whether from mercury or other causes j gives imme? diate relief lo all cases. No dieting necessary. I have thousands of Certificates'proving the miracu? lous cures effeoteo by these Remedie*. Price of either No. 1 or No. 3, ts per bott!;, or two bottles for .9. Dr. RICH AO's GOLDEN ANTIDOTE, assis, spee? dy, p'easant and radical cure for all Urinary De ragemente, accompanied with full directions. Price $8 por bottle. Dr. RICH AD'S GOLDEN ELIXIR D'AMOUR, a tadlcal cure for Nervous or General Debility, in old or joeng; Imparting en. rev with wonde:ful effect. Price SS per bottle, or two oottlesfor 19 On receipt ol price these Remedie* will be shipped to any place. Prompt attention paid to all correa flouts. None genuine without th* name of "Dr. RICHAO'd GOLDEN REMEDIES, D. U. RICHARDS, Sole Proprietor," blown in gin* of bottle*. Address D. B. B1CHAHD3. No. 228 Varlck-streel, Nsw York Office Hours from 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. Circu'ars cent. ly July 3 ARMY'S PUUPHYLACT1C FLUID. letter Jron Hon. AU J. H. St-phtnt, ?/ Otorgia. CBAWVOBDSVCLLS, Ga . September 29. 1888. _ Darby's Prophylactic Fluid ls an arllcIOgOf littlS?] cost, bat ureat value. Ile domestic as well aw medi ; cloal rees are numerous, wbite lu specialties are I most wonderful I have not been without lt for ten years, and no bead of a lamtly who can afford to have lt should be without tt. ALEX. H. STEPHENS. THU IVO.XDEHFIlb PA.nil.Y M KIM. ?JINK. teller from the Suraeon-Qtnrral of the tate Confeder? ate Statet. RICHMOND, VS., January lt, 1889. JOHN DAUBY tl Co., No. 160 William-street, New Yorki Oentlemm-I bave received your letter of the 16th of December, 1866, calline my attention to your i (Darby's Prophylactic) Fluid. I moat rheertully ?ute that the Fluid was furnish- | ed to, and extensively used by, the snrjeons in ohsrge of general hospitals in tba Confeder?is ser? vice with great benefit to thc patients-al) the sur? geon making a favorable report-a' great deal of lt waa uteri lu toe hospital*. ., ! Very respectfully, your obedient eervsnt, biU'L PRESTON iloORIf, M. D, TUE A ?TOM? Ul.NO DISINFECTANT. EMOBT COLLEGE, Oxronn, GA., December 28,1868. Prof. DABBY. Dear Slr- Having not been en? gaged ? for many year* in tbo active dulles of tho Medical iirofo'slon, ( am only att?'Crucially acquaint? ed with tbe olaime ef your Prophylactic Fluid, bul I am well acquainted wllh Its chemical clemente: While, therefore, I cannot speak experimentally of tho value of ibo compound, yet tho disinfecting and therapeutic trope rites of the ?gents employed in its composition, together wllh the well known reputa? tion ut Ita discoverer, as a obemlet, authorise me to regard Us merl tr a* of a high order; on the whole lt muet be considered ss a valuable contri out lon to the das* of articles lo which lt heh ugo. These views, I may add, are sustained by the testi? mony ot many cmpetont Judges, who have tested , tts propoitle*. Believe me, dear eir. ' Yours, rc? pc-tin! Iv, A. MEANS, M. D" LL. D. CUU KS BUHNS, WO L IV DH, ST1\GS, ?C. ALABAMA IMBAXX HOSPITAL, I TUSCALOOSA. December 22.1808. f Meters. JOUHDABOI at Co., Ko. ?eO.WlHlam-atreet, New York: ' aertlc.nm-1 received your circulars of the If th Instant, asking an expression or opinion from me aa to the merits of your Prophylactic Fhvd. 1 be pre. partnon hts been so generally used by the profes? sion sod public at large, and to universally esteem, ed, that lt teems td me to need no' further recom? mendation. . . ' As e disinfectant and remedial agent too, when in dicabd; lt la not, excelled by ao y .sim Uar preparation. We nae permeanganlc preparations very extensively in ttrtf hr.spitsi, and oonlffint db wi omet them, l cbnsfee* yews tao bett and most elegant piepers.' Mon Of tbs kind mejinfaxitirred. - Respectfully yours, Aa., " P. BRICE, M. D,, ' Bup't and Physician Alaban a leaane Hospital. DOWIK d? MOISE., t WHOLES ALB DRUGGISTS, May 26 lothsSmo* agent? for Booth Carolina. ?fi-?.'.ie'.V^'., sbpERI?R TO TH? BEST IMPOSTED CO ^?WAT?. raaoufa^^d^wboU-,. Pru?S, (Etjrrat wis, (Ctr. rjt ? H. 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J. li V H W , WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST AND APOTHECARY 8. R. Corner of King sand ?To lin-Sta. SPECIAL AND PERSONAL ATTENTION UiVEN TO PHYSICIANS' PRESCRIPTIONS. DKALEB ni F0M301? AND DOMESTIC DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, F J* NCY GOODS, PERFUMER* S, SOAPS. 1'UFFS AND PUFF] ? BOXES, TOILET. SETS, de. PATENT MEDICINES O KN Cl."MK BAY uria.. LUHIS'S' COLOGNE li UNSURPASSED UT ANY OTB ER. A TRIAL .FILL REPAY YOU. ? GERMAN COLOGNES. LOHN'S FLAVORING EXTRACTS Have no equal for strength and parity, and ought to be used by all SODA WATER DEALERS AND ICE CREAM MANI FA0TUBEB9, Mr. E. H. JACKSON, Proprietor of the Charleston Botel, aays: "I recommend year Extracta without hesitation to the public for Ice Cream*, 'elites and Pastry." Mrs. B. M. EoXTEnnxLD, Proprletreas of the ? Pa? vilion Hotel, aaya: "They are well worthy the atten? tion of these who deal In them or nae them " These Extracts aro put up in amaU rials, by the dozen, for the trade and family nae, and in pint, quart and half gallon bottles for manufacturers. Congress end High Hock Spring Waiters CONSTANTLY ON HAND. Any arfcle desired, not in Stock, wMl be procured to order. QoodS delivered In the city FREE OP CHARGE. June 8 ; ._PAP_tnths 3mo ' |^ KVKtVAND AOVE,, FROM WHICH M ANKIND SUFFER orer a large port of tbe globe, ls tbe consequence of a diseased action lu tho system, induced by the potion tousrniatm ol regetablodecay Thu exhalation is evolved by tho action of solar heat on wet aotl, and rises with the. watery vapor fiom il Whilo tbe sun ls below the horizon this vapor lingers near tho earth's- surface, and tho virus ls taken with lt through the lunga imo the blood, liiere lt acts aa au irritating potion on tbe internal vlrcera and exrrellng organs of the body. 1 ho liver become* torpid and falla, to secreta not only this vitus, but also the bUe from the blood Both the vlruB and thc bile accumulate In the circu? lation, ?nd produce vio eut conaUtutional disorder. The spleen, tho kidneys, and the stomach sympa? thize with the liver, and become disordered afeo. Finally, the instinct of eur organism, aa ir in an at? tempt to expel the noxious infusion, concentrates tbe whole blood of the body lu the internal excreto? ries to. force them to easFft out The blood leaves ths surf| ce, and rush ea lo tbe central organ*, with congestive violence, let* is (he Chill. But In thia effort U lette. Then tho Fever follow*, in which ibe blood leaves the central organs and ruahe* to the surface, a* if In another effort io expel the irritating notion through that other great excretory-the skin. In thia abo: lt fail?, and the system abandons the attempt oxhauated. and watt* tor tbe recovery ol strength to repeat the hopeless effort another day, TbeBc are Ibe flt* of paroxysm* ol Fever and Ague, Such constitutional dlaorder will of course under mine the heall h if lt ls not removed. We have labored to timi, and have found an anil (l0,*' AYEK'8 A tl CK CURE, *** Which neutralize? tbls malarious polaon In the blood, and aUmnlaios tbe liver lo expel lt from tbe body. As it should, ro it does euro ibis ?filleting disorder with perfect certainty. And lt doe* more, or rather doea what la of moro arrvlce to Ibopo aub* ioctto this infection. If taken in stasonit expels lt from the avalent a? lt tsabaorord, and lau? keep? tbosc who UBC it Ireo ?rom il? al??ete; keep? tbe aya tem In heallh although expo? cd ti ibe dtaeaso. Con arqucnU. ll not only cm ea, but protects front, tbe grc.it variety ol affcc'io i's wblcb oro induced by ibu malignant Induoncc, such na ltchilttcnt rover. Ci,ill Fever, Dun.h. or Maskod Ague, Periodical Headache, or Billons Beadacho. DJli?ue Fever?, bouralgla, Rhcun ati'in Gout, H'.lniinets, Toothache. tanche, Catarrh, Asthmn, Palpitations Painful Affections of tbe tipleen, iivaicrie?, Coltc, Paralyaia, and vainiul Affect ona i f the stomach and Powels, ail Of which, w h nu a ri .i hg f rt m ihi' cause, will be found toa* Birnie, moro or lees, the intermittent type... "Itali "AGU E CU RR. " removes the cause of these dc. -rige mend ard cure? the disease. ?'; - ' -lbj*1 lt accomplish IB by atimuUUitg tbe excreto? ries to expel tho vim* frouKlhe system; and titeso. organs by desreoa becomehabiied to dotbt*. their ilnee.ol their own accord.. Hepce artie? what w? term acclimatation. Time may accomplish Ute sams end, but often life" I? not long enough,or Usacrlfleed in the attempt, while this 1 Agua Cure" does it at OMe^anllwIihlaafely. We baye great reasonito be Ueveihli is attirera* well a* safer remedy for the whole das* of diseases which are canst fl by ?th? ml? asroaUo Infeottan. usn any other which has bean di ?covered i and lt has *uil another Important sd vantage to Uta publie,' which ley that lt is cheap as WeU"g004'. . ?*xpAasn B"T Dr. J. CATKitiirjn;, I.?welt, Bf ?aa ' Practical and Analytical Obemist*. Pfloe One Dollar per bottle, i Bold at Wl?b?raa?r.^r ?T " 1 And by Ba tail Dregglata i . Jane 3S ..... .ne? Q F* . PANKRIJl', Apothecary ona Chemist, No. 138 Meotiiig-Btveet CHARLESTON. f3 - G rip?fi ADVEBTlSEtt BEOS TO CALI. AITEN TION to hie etoch of tl?? best Imported and ?cicca-. Uc CHEMICALS, DRUGS, AND PATENT MEDICINES. DEA i H TO FLIES. ?SIC LIGHTNING LIGHTNING LIGHTNING t LIO HTM FLY PAPER FLY PAPEU FTik PAPER FLYPAPER.. SURE AND 8PEEDX DE8IRWCTI0N TO? THIS TROUBLESOME YIS1TOB. rm PUK SALB BY THE SHEET, QUIRE OR REAM,, 0B~Z" TUB ADVERTISER. tj MANUFACTURER OF PANKNIN'S HEPATIC BITTERS, Which have estahliehed Tor themselves a reputnlisn surpassed bj none. Through constant effort and attention be hope* to ni eilt a con Un nance of tbe public patronage which bas hitherto been extended to him. rebmarj ic_tntbslyr ?jy K, O . 8 . P It U P ll I T T . B FAMILY MEDICINES CONSIBTTNO OF HIS CELBBBATED LIVER MEDICINE, ANODYNE PAIN KILL IT, ANTI-BILIOUS PILLS, AGUE PILUS, Dysentery C?rdiri%FemnIe Tonic AND PURIFYING- PILLS. TBE FXOELLENT BBMEDIEB OF ' O. S. PBOPUriT, M. T>., need no rerominendatlos their well known power in removing tbe diseases pe? culiar to our Southern climate having already estab? lished for them sn eavlable reputation in Oeorgla and the adjoining states. As the majority of panons living in tbe South are predi?po?ed to dfseaso of the Liver, lt la granted by all intelligent physicians tk.it most of the pains and aches of our people are duo to orgtnlc or tunctionel ?if rangement of that Impor- ? tant organ. Prophitt'a Liver Medicine and anti BUlous pms sbnke directly at the root of tho evil. ThtTy cure the Liver, which In nine cases out of 'ea, Is st the bottom of tho Coupbi. Dyspepsii, Colic, Sick Headache. Bheumauem, Constipation, Men? strual Obktmciione, Ac, so common among our people. Earache, Toothache, Acute Bbeumaticm, Neuralgia and bodily pains of overy kind flee before IM HU'MITT'S PAIN KILL LT like chaff before the wind. - f. PKOPHITT'S Ll VIC lt SIEDItlXK. Dr. Frophitl-Baviug used this medicine suffi? ciently Ion? to test lie virtue, t nd to tatisly my oftn mind that it bi an invaluable remedy for Dyspepsia -a disease Iront which the writer has suffered much for six years-and being persuaded tbat hundreds Who now suffer from this annoying complaint would be signally beneficed, as he has been, by its use, we deem if a duty we owe to this unfortunate class to recommend to them tbe use of this remedy, which bas given uot only himself but several member* of blt family thc greatest relief. Stats M. W. ABNOLD.sBS Of the Georgia Conference. ^ DOOLY COUNTY. GA , April, 1867. Tbta is to cert ii y tbat I was confined to ibe house, and moat of tue dee to my bod, and infferlng the greatest agony Imaginable ?Ith Rheumatism, for Uve mouths, and alter trying every available reme? dy, with no relief, I was cured with two boittes of Dr. O. 8. Prop hi ti's Anodyne Pain Kill It, each cost? ing fcfty eenie only; lt relieved me almost instantly. I therefore recommend lt in the blgbeet degree to others suffering from similar dliejse. I can say that it ls one of tbe best family medicines now out, certain, Yours truly, w. A. FOREHAND. CovutoToir, OA., July V, 1867. Dr. ProphiU-Having used your Liver Medicine foraaoro'tnen ajear in my family, I cbtcriully re? commend lt to all persons tuffertng from Liver af? fections, Dyspepsia or Indigestion in any form. I alec recommend your Dy?ntery Cordial as the best remedy for Ibat disease O. T. B0OEB9. ?TAKionnviLLE, Puru Alt Com* rt, Oct. 1, 1867. Dr. O. S. FropAiM- Dear Slr-1 hi? ls io certify that I have used your Aime Fills for the las! ten yo.rs. and 1 have never failed lo curs .ho Ague in a single instance with them. They el ?tye break the chills the first day that they are Riven. I can recom? mend them ae belau tbe .>eat sane medicine that I have ever found, end they leave no bad effects follow? ing them, aa Quinine. Ac. Yours respcallully. A. WE8TBBOOK. PUTNAM COUNTY, OA, fontein ber 92, 1868. Dr. O. S. JYopRiK-rlr-I hsve u?ed for the last two years In my ramtly you' Liver Medirme, your Fain Kin It, and your Female Topic, aud I bave nc fears In adying that they are tbe bett medicines I have ater'uted for the Liver and Stomach Neara gio aud Rheumatic afflictions, U eade che, Colic, and pains of every kind are subdued bj them. Aller using tbr? meoiomea'solong, I cheerfully recommend tbem lo soy Slid every one, and to all that are afflicted, se tho heit and, safe it rem?di?e for all tbe diseases for which they aro recommended, Ac. Yours respectfully, JAMES WEIGHT. UH, PHOPIllTT ? KKMALE TONIO. This Medicine, with ita associates, is a safo and certain MMni sil enrabie diseases to which re? l?ales alone ara Mable. It ta-elseen exactlent pre? ventative Of Nervous Blindness, or Nervous Dis catea tor either male or leasts lila A powerful Ner? vina Tonic letting op a full and iree circula ti oa throughout the system. . i . ?? 'Ail of the above Medicines sold by Druggists andi Merchants a".neraliy thron ghoul the Southwest. ED. S^B??tNH^M,. .TiioleMle.naBeuaAg,?!, ??io . I vuear Citron.) l'-lf? -i-vt :"-to . ., OhArteston,8, a