The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, September 07, 1869, Image 4
THE DAILY NEWS,
Tbc Barefooted Boy*.
Dy the - worn Of St. M i nacl
The old dragon through I
Dy David bis sling,
And Ibo giamt h<> ?low i
Let us wriio us a rbyiuo,
A- a record to tell,
' Bow the South on a time
Stormed Ibo ramparts of bell
With ber barefooted boys I
Bad tho South in ber border
A hero to spare,
Or a boar! at nor altar.
Lot ita life's blood waa there I
And the black battlo-grlmo
Might never disguise
The smile of the south,
On the lips and tho cv.es
Of ber barefooted boys 1.
'lhere'* a grandonr in fight,
And a terror thc while,
But nano like thc ltgbt
Ofthat terrible emile
Tho smile of tho South,
When tho storm-cloud unrolls
The lightning that loosens
Tho wrath In tho souls
Of her barefooted boys !
lt withered the foe
' Like tbs red light that runs
Through thc dead forest leaves,
And be fled from hi? guns 1
Qrew tho ?mile to a laugh.
Bose tbe Isugh to a yell,
Aa Ibo iron-clad hoofs
Clattered back into bell
From ritf>barefcroltd boys I
RADICALS AT z.oaaEituBAi>8.
Bluer Attack on the Wisdom and Mon- I
etty of Mr. Greclcy-*-Dlrcct Charges of j
Corruption.
[From the Commercial Advertiser,' September 1.)
There io a certain New Yorkor who regularly,
after spending a month, moro or lese, io disel
pation and debauchery of every description,
walke into prayer-meeting and oxborte tho
brethren and stators with groat uuction to flee
from thc wrath to come, 'limo aud a gjin, after
? prolonged "HCUHOU" of rcyolry, during which
ho may have proved a etuinbling-block to un?
numbered repentant einnors, ho has entered
the pulpit, and with toare in bis oyes, remind?
ed bte hearers that tho judgment day ia com?
ing round, and warned thom to eteer clear of
the bottomloae pit. Wo are strongly reminded
of this gentleman's "Ireake" by Greeley's
"bugle cati lo action" this morning. Ever
nineo tbe war tbo Tribune philosopher bas
been doing hie utmost to demoralize tho Re?
publican party. North and South. Io this Btato
our-leodererfollowed his insane advice, and we
are now buried 30,000 deep under a Democratic
majori ly. Last winter he exerted all bis in?
fluence to defeat a tfuo and tried public eer
vant, and send to tbo United States Senate
one.whoso' gubernatorial Bignaturo had been
UH cheap as duplicate autographs. Days were
ppeut by him in manipulating members to
vote for thia arid that infamous measure which
Should rob ito taxpayer* ?2'1 put mpney into
the purses of hia friends, 'i lie esme sump- J
tuary l?gislation which baa overt hi own us in
Now York, Greeley bas endeavored to ingraft
upon ihe party iu other States. With bi', hue
uno cry of universal suffrage. a?? universal
amnesty be has demoralized tuo Republican
party in the Southern States, which started off
With: such bright auspices. Ho encouraged
tho split in Tennesseo, and Souter, mfuscd with
bin spirit, everywhere ignored tho disfran
aa chi no incut act, and, through bis newly appoint
gtfeFyTtfiCbTuL-nteScd the ballot in the hands of
after all tho daroago lum b\>ci\'c6mmir!fcr*;
niter be has prostrated the party, here
and elsewhere, and rendered the ratifi?
cation of tbe Fifteenth amendment now
n nc or tain, v. when it wiB before so cer?
tain; after, in short, indulging io a
protracted politioal debauch. Grcoloy alt at
onco discovers that there aro breakors ahead,
nnd vociferously calla for. action. "Tbe Fif?
teenth amendment," ho cries, "1B in danger."
"Once moro the rights of man aro assailed and
trampled down.' "Tho prayers of tbe gener?
ous, the hopes of the. oppressed, tho s'gns of
the Buffering, implore God to give us victory,'.
ic, .Vc. .Waking from his stupor and lethargy,
he wildly beatB hie gong, and implores the
"men.and brothren" to hasten . to the rescue
and doli vor us from the impending wiath. Hia
"clarion notes" and "stirring appeals," how?
ever^ fall flat upon those wbom they inspired
to act.on in other days. The people navo final?
ly found ont Greeley. Bis last political de?
bauch has been too much for them, and away
with bim they cry. Let him be pulled down
from the foremost seat which ho would still
occupy, and be thrust out of the Republican
sanctuary, to keep company with Chase, where
ever that may be.
TBE HATAI, DE l-E Sf CES OJP ORS AT
Ti II ITA i y.
How an Amectean Enemy Conld Operate.
A letter from London, dated August 16, con
taina tbe following:
Let us for a moment imagine that, in the
event of a war with England, America wero to
dispatch a large fleet of iron-clads to Ireland.
As a matter of oourse, our whole iron-clad
fleet wonld.be moved to the westward for tho
purpose of Jlefending^^R j-pftflt tue'Vl tritrican
fleet, consisting of a couplo or so of large
iron-clads andas many gunboats and monitors
i a bad been brought across the Atlantic,
wonld_pome op the English channel, destroy
Portsmouth, and then pass on to tbeeastward.
I maintain that in twenty-four hours from
leaving Portsmouth, London would b : at the
meroy of the invaders. There is uothing what?
ever to hinder or prevent bold mon from carry?
ing out this plan. From Portsmouth all the way
found to Ramsgate and Margate, with the
single exception of Dover, the defences of the
coast are such as would not turn back a baby
that had any pluck. At Doyr the guns of the
York can be avoided. At Sheerness we hase a
dockyard and a'fewrmen-of-war, but no iron?
clads. From Sheerness right away to London
Bridge there ie nothing hat forests of masts,
belonging to merchantmen in dock, to be seen
right and left of. the river., inviting.destruc?
tion, as lt were, from any bosUlo..vessels that
got BO far into tho bowels of the land. I am
quite sure that half a dosen gunboats could io
one morning utterly destroy many millions of
dollars' worth of shipping on their way from
Wool wich up to London.. And, as I eaid be?
fore, there aro no defences that could really
piewnt even a single gunboat from making ile
way up the Thames, and destroying in a few
hours half the shipping and three-fourths of
the most costly merchanduo in England; for
you must remember that nearly all our ware?
houses are built close to the river, and in
them are stored away millions npon millions*
worth of goods from every part of the known
world.-.,.,
England has never, since she was a natioo,
contemplated such a war as now hangs over
her- head in connection with- the Alabama
question. D?ring tho long war wo bad with
France our enemy had no navy that conld bo
compared with ours. Moreover, bo was de?
pending entirely upon the wilds of Heaven
or, indeed, we all were-before he could move
his ships about or as he wanted them. But
now it is entirely different. Steam bas not
only bridged over the channel, lt bas also
bridged over the Atlantic; and remember i hat
steam helps an invader far more thin lt does a
defender. In the days of soilings ships an in?
vader of the Thames might have a fair wind to
?Hart with, bot be in a terrible fix for coming
back. Unices fortune eo far favored him that
when there was s change of wind it should
Uko place exactly at tbo right moment, he
would, in all probability, fall into the hands of
bis onomy long bc foro fae could return. Bat
with steam it ls far otherwise. The same
power that brings au invader up the Thames
takes him down again.: And remember that
not only conld a fleet of gunboats ponetrate to
London bridge at all honre o? tho tide, but
tbat in doing so these, vessels could boro and
destroy far more prdperjy than the Alabama
overdid. . :r
Themoral or my etory so far Is this : What?
ever tanita Englishmen have, a want of calcu?
lation is not one of them. " When they bear of
a fleet of AmeiricaD iron;d*da .beingioff the
coast of Ireland, then the;Jearn ibii la urafc
Irtsb port on tho weat coast lhere aro men of
oura ^mb-xklnjr-mcn who"wilfii>a}*erni*#
With their Irish follow countrymen. When;
thoy know that tbe English fleet, hts g ono to
rrotect Ireland and that gonbora have found
their way up the Thames, tn, such' different
otees, I say, will not the Alabama hill be paid
down to too very last cent? I bcliove-indeed,
I am oertaln-tbat lt will, anff fbal it will bo"
2our fault-tbat is, tte fault of your diploma?
ste-if it is not.
-- passengers. "" rr
Per . steamship Bei ! 0011, ' from Ballimore-W
Wr.mpelmet' r. . ?v
Ter steamer Dictator, from PaUtka^via Jackson
*r^^O*B**^fi?^s!l*a1thb?nr37 A
McD-Tld, Ut* Travers. Vr WilsonL H K Potterer, M
llBud - za, K U ende 11, t w o Miste? Brake, Mr Blowy.
-M?os liMip.LsskJM?? Liaaie lry, add lion de??"'
I . t MISM .' - i ,. < ii I
VLompittfi?l.
if ? Import?.
LIV Eurool--Pf r British brig Courier-SO casks
Bottled Ale, to W H Chafcc & Co; 20 bundles
Iron, 1 bundle Frying Pana, 3 casita Hollo
ware, 1 cask and 1 case Hardware, to J & T 8 Ag
now; 1 Cask, 1 Case, 1768 bandies Colton
Ties, to Order; 603 ba?, ISO boadles Bar Iron, 195
bundles Hoop Iron, 37 casks, S cases, 1 barrel aud 13
bags Nails. 21 Anvil ?. 3 bundles Hoop Iron, 2 casos
Personal Effects, 1373 Iron Pots, IMG Camp Ovens,
31C0 Covers, 426 Discult Ovens. 10OO Spiders, SS skil?
lets, to J E Adner * Co; 100 bbls Porter, to Order;
1131 bare Railroad Iron, to Order; ISO bois Ale, to
Order; 4 casos Bottled Ale. to Order; 30 casks, 3
cases, 1 crate and 16 bans Nails. 26 Auvlls, to Hart A
Co; 6 casks. 1 crate and les 9 Hardware, to Bones,
Brown fi Co ; 15 ca-UH Earthenware, to W G WhiJdcn
A- Co. _
Charleston Conon, ll lee rind N?vi?) Stores
Market..
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS, )
CHARLESTON, Monday Evening, Sept. 0. j
COTTON.-Tbero was a fairly sustained inquiry tor -
tlie staple during much of tbo forenoon, but un?
favorable dispatches from Europe com log lo band,
the market closed quiet. Sale? about 100 bales, via:
I at 29, 3 at 30, eat 81, 8 at 31 >"', ll at 32. 4at 32.^,
II at 33J{, 7 al 24 at 33, 33 at 33Mc. We quote
I lYEr.Pi >OL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to pood ordinary.28 @31
Low diddling.31H<9 32
Middling.....33X<?
By New York classification wo quote:
Middling to strict tciddllog.33 @33>?
BICE.-The market being bare of this grain, there
were no transactions.
NAVAf, PTOIIKB.-HIO transaction? were light. Ibo
following U the sales: 27 bbls spirits turpentine, in
country package?, at Ssc; 67 bbls low No. 1 r?sin at
?2 26; 34 bbls No. 2 rosin at ?1 89. *
Marketa by Telegraph.
< FOREIGN MARKETS".
LONDON, . September 0-Noon.-Console 02J?.
Bonds 83.
Evening.- Contola DiJ?. American securities flat.
BoudB 83a.
LIVERPOOL, 6eptembor 0-Noon.-Cotton opened
dull at Parordsy's closing prices, but subsequently
declined l-16d; uplands l?^MSKd; Orleans 13?fd ;
sales 6000 balos.
Afternoon.-Colton flat. Mess pork 108i Cd. Lard
76s Od.
Evening.-Cotton flat; upland* 13>ial3>id; Or?
leans 18Xd; taloa0000 bales; for export and specu?
lation 3000 balee. Bed Western wbeat 10s ld. Fleur
35s Od. Corn 30s 84.
PARIS, September G. - Bourse opona excited.
Rentes 70110c.
HAVUE, September 6.-Cotton opened sud closed
quiet and rteady.
- FBASBJTOBT, September 0-Doited States bonds
ezcilcd at &}>;.
DOHKanO MARKETS.
NEW YORE, Septen.ber 6-Noon.-Stocks unset?
tled. Money 0i7c. Sterling, long 98S ; short ?j;.
Gold 37??. Cotton qnlct at 35c. Turpentine 42c.
?CJln steady; gond common 12 35; ntraioel *2 3j
a2 40.
Evening.-Cotton cfAIet and drooping; sales 600
bales; middling 35c. Flour, Elate and Western,
dull Bt noon's decline; Sou-hern dall and drooping;
common to choke < xtra $G 65ill 25. .Wheat dull at
2a3c lower. Corn scarco and lc better; mixed West?
ern $1IBal 20. Mess pork dull and beavy; new
Ino'p $31 60s3l 75. Lord a shade firmer; kett e IOU
a20c. Whiskey dull and heavy at tl lOJial 12
Rice quiet aud firm. Sugar qul?t and very firm,
Femme 42c. Rosin'$^35.8. ^rctgUtBatTrea7. ^S".
ney activo and closing sharp di 7c. Piacouutt nomi?
nal. Sterling flat and nominal at fi.'i. Gold alter
great excitement and activity closed qu'oier at 37 >i
Stocks weak and ' ?nscttlod. Governments weak.
'61's 22. Southerns dull.
BALTIMORE', Sep'emb-r G.-Cotton dui:;'low mid?
dling 31a34Kc. Flour dull ; Howard-atreet super?
fino $6*0 2d. Wheat dull ard receipts largs; prime
to choice red. fl 60al60. Corn Atm at fl lOal 20.
OalH dull at 68a60c. Bye fl 10?1 16. Mesa pork
134 60. Bacon, shoulders IC-"'ic; ban)s24a25. Whis?
key fl 13al 18. ***
ST. LOUIS, September G.-Whiskey fl GVJfal 10.
Mess pork dull at$33 '6a3lT Bacon ?tetdy; shoul?
ders packed 15J<c; clear sides :0c. Lard dull;
Choice tierce lcJ,l?c.
LouiBvixLE, Soctember 6-Provisions steady.
Meas pork $34. Bacon, ?boulder i 16c; clear aid's
19Kal9^C. Lard20o. Whiskey $110.
WILMINGTON, September G.-Spirits turpentine,
SSfc. Rosin steady at fl eua 6. dude lu-pern Inc,
$2 60a3. Tar unchanged.
A0QO8TA, September G.-Cotton, market firm;
salea 182 bales; middling 32c: receipts 166 balea
SAVANNAH, September G.-Cotton, receipts 819
bales; market easier; stock 360 bales; eales loo
balea ; middling 32.s?32?ic
Mouin;, September 6.-Cotton, sales 150 bale?;
market closed Arm ; low middling SOc; receipts 143
balea.
Hnrsay, Ferris dc Co '? Naval Stores Cir?
cular.
NEW YORE, September 4 -Srinrra Tenus
TisXv-r-J?iP.wanJ"sl?t>r\dexmruart>usir?o*s naa'bee?
marked by unusual ilullneaa. Salea amonnt lo 1260
barrels at 41 Xca42, mercbantable. and Include 350
shipping order 42 l?a43, and 200 New York barrels
at 48c. we also hear of a cargo at 40c, free of bond
this month at Wilmington. Receipts 1283 barrels,
No exports.
ROSIN-The Mgh ratea of freight now current.bas
checked any advances In common atraloed. but' all
parcels an iving have found ready buyers. - Pale con?
tinues in good demand and full prices aro paid; (ilea
amount to 13,000 bbl?, of which 3000 ara No 1 and
pale at ?2 30for black; $2 35i2 40 for common to good
strained; $2B0a3fur No 3; M Maa 60 for No 1, and
f 5iG 75 for pale. Receipts 8706; exports 8050;?stock
40,538 bbl?. . . *.
TAR-Ta in moderate supply and firmly held at ad?
vanced rates: rales are 630 bbkt aUf3 3Ua3 60 for Wil?
mington, and fl 70a2 85 for 35 gallon bbls; 1601 bbls
were sold in Wilmington on private terms. Recepta
165 bbls; exporta 81 bois; stock 6010 bbls.
Easton di Co.'a Cotton Heport, for alte
< I Week Kntllnfi September 3, 18(19,'
NEW YORE. 'September 4 ^-tua ManwsT.arln
oar last report the market dosed steady at 34>?c for
middling uplands. Saturday the demand was small,
but, owing to Ibo light stock, prices were well main?
tained. Sales 862 balea at E41?a36a. Monday the
market waa quiet but Ann. Salea 493 bales. Mid?
dling uplands 35c Tuesday Mhe market.was Arm
and unchanged. Hales 713 bales. Wednesday the
market was unchanged. Salsa 788 bales. i bur.,
diy the market continued .firm on account of the
small stork, eales 532 bales. Yesterday tba mar?
ket was quiet and steady.' Salsa 7?. bales. Mid?
dling 85o. \ C.j
liuring the week, wl'h small stocks and a mode?
rate demand, pi Ices bave been' firm at ase. Llver
P Ol declined to 13Xd on F a tu sd ay, hut recovered
to l3.s?TJ J?d f01 uplsDds. Spinaen took;only 32,000
bale? from that market, and their reserve In the mills
ia uow about 115,000 bales December contracta sold
?down to 26?o early In tho week, which attracted or.
dors from Europe. Under tba;rise in cold prices
advanced to 37Kc yesterday. *i
The stock in Liverpool is 170,000 bales larger than
last week, and the arrivals must have been over
200.000 hales this week. The stock lhere ls now
418,000 bales and there are 493,000 bales at ses. Tho
crop account? ? ro favorable, except in ?orne parts
of Georgia and io the coast counties of Texas. The
weather baa been clear and all banda are busy pick?
ing. We expect very free receipts this month and a
large increass in October over the ccrrespondlns
month last year.
Upland A Mobile. Nsw
- _r J. Florida. Orleans. Texaa.
oSo?? Or'-"" *80* ~ tS0H~ - *81
diing...- a34 K - aSttf- 134 V - ?95
Middling- a35 - .35?- air* Z gola*
Rales of the week 4066 bales, including 3293 to
spinners, 774 to specula tors
. Gro?s receipts at this port for tho week 3359 bales
Hine? 1st September 053.641 bale?. - . -
1869 1868
!??A'?. Wvsrpo?l/..:.. HW.... ile 000 611.830
Afldat from India...:. 402,000 818,000
Afloat from America............. 11,000 Vsoo
Btoikin London.? 28,160 ?VlOa"
Afloat for London. 80.000 103,000
8toci in Havre... 41,76') 40.872
>&!ioay.OTJUrt*-' .. ?*. V" ". ..1W?.?I8 1?847
Stock in Bremen.e,79i 'IB.738
Afloat for Bremen....... 1,600 7.41*
.8 tock in Uni tod States port?..... 10,639 SB JSi
etook in the Interior towns. | 013 1,98?
li L^-J1*W.J.,?..1,118,871. 1,446,483
Jj Baflcleticy in visible supply . 819,163
.t.-'Sfm0*' 00,ton b*w br ????bester Spinners et
balea; middling Orleans now 18?d, thenll>id. r,
W l- '*,jf>t m,', .
Vf'llaaingtoxa Matracet. 9i f.IJ.M
WltMINGTON, .September 4 -Ttawwrna-ls
nnchanged tn prlea. with .alas of Ot?^jatfO loi'
^ram rn?Mi?Tiiraxl.1?
KVaVp?^'f?W
Consignee* per Bootra cai ol mu Railroad
September 4 and 6.
488 bales Cotton, 161 bales Domestics, M6 sacks
Bran, ?90 obie Flour, 367 caaka Clay. 101 obis TfiaTal
Blores, 6 cara Wood, 4 cara Lumber, 3 cara Staves.
To Railroad Agent, Goldsmith * Bon, Pelzor, Rod
uors ft Co. Stenhouse ft Co, J N Robson, Campeen ft
Co. Froit s Adger, Reeder A Davie, Utsoy 4 Kenyon,
Dowling ft Co, A J Ballnas. Howry A Co, Johnston,
Crews ? Co. W ltosrb, J ft W B Armstrong, Courte?
nay ft Trenbolm, Cleghorn, Herring ft Co, Knobe?
loch ft Small. \v w Smith, G W Williams ft Co, O H
Walter ft Co, liavenel ft Co. Wordlaw ft Carew. W G
Whildcn, W C Dnkea ft Co, Caldwell ft Sou, J Mar?
shall, and J R Pringle.
JBtutnr mcms.
Port ol Churleston. Bept'r 7.
~ Jr?OXrtT CAXjfiiN UAH.
PHA-EJ OK-TUE MOON.
Kew Moon, 6tb, 13 boura, 40 minutes, morning.
Flrat Quarter, 12th, 4 hours. 3 minutes, o voulu g.
-Full Moon, 20th, 3 hours, ai minnies, evening.
Laat Quarter, 381b. 4 hours, a minuten, evening.
Ol
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Ol Monday
7 Tuesday....
8lWedncsday,
Ui Thursday...
10 Friday.....
ll|8aturday..,
12 Sunday.
SUN
6..80
6..40
0..40
6..41
6..43
6..43
e..43
et TB.
a.. io
0..16
0..14
6..12
8..11
0..10
0.. 8
0..66
7..4?
8..16
8..60
0..39
10..33
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mon
WATKB.
8.. 3
8.. 48
9..31
10..31
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Morn.
13.. 4
Arrived Y'rn tr. rd ny.
Bteamablp J W Everman, Hinckley, Philadelphia
left Tbnrsday, P M. Mdse. To Jno ft Theo Getty,
Railroad Agents, H Eiatto ft Co. A R Lewin. BoU
mann Broa, P Walsh, J Hurkamp ft Co, J Tbomeoo,
H F Baker ft Co. J Bussell. Fogartle's Book House,
Holmes' Book House, Dowle ft Moise, Cameron,
Barkley ft Co, Stenhouse ft Co, E Batea ft Co, Kins?
man ft Howell, C Lllicnthal ft Co, Charleston Sul
?hurte Acid sud Pho-phate Co, J R Pringle, Jeffords
Co, G H Walter ft Co, A W Eckel ft Co, J A Cook
ft Co. L Maun, Ntulvuli ft Hannam, L Elias. Men?
tone ft Co, W Bteele, O Bing. Adams, Damon ft Co,
Col J A Yato^, B O'Neill, J Cosgrove, H Gerdts ft Co,
O Platcher, J E Adger ft Co, H Blachoff ft Co, H. Bul
winkle, P Scbuckmann, J a Fairly ft Co, E 8 Burn?
ham, Order, and others.
Steamship Sea GuU, Dutton. Baltimore-left Fri?
day. P M. Mdao. To Mordecai ft Co, Courtenay ft
Trenuolm. Bailroad Agents. Btoll. Webb ft Co, W W
Brown, Chapman, lf?caer ft Co, ? & H Flsobor, J F
O'Neill ft hon, Bavenol ft Holmes, W klareehur, ii
Kio tte ft Co, W Bunt. G W Steffens, W G Wbllden ft
Co, A Toblaa' Bon?, W M Bird ft Co, J Camp a en ft
Co, P Waieb, R ft A F CaldwoU, 8lrauia Bros, Pel
zer, Rodgera ft Co, W Barral ft OJ, D Briggs, J H
Graver ft Co, J Ferguson, W L Wobb, J O Ollen, J el?
ford a ft Co, W B Chafeo ft Co, T Al Bristol), Tide
maun ft Co. O J Lunn, J D Aiken ft Co, J A y molt?
en bu ?L, J H Murray, Bart ft Co. H Cobla ft Co, Vin?
cent & Brown, X Tupper ft Sons, Urs At A Snowden,
P P Toale, Steamer Dictator, J <: Blobme, and others.
Steamer Dictator, McNetty, Palatka, via. Jack? on -
ville, Fernandina and Savannah. 3 bag? S I Cot?
ton, and Md?e. To J D Aiken ft Co, Kirkpatrick ft
Witto, W M Bird ft Co. J N Bobaon, M H Wallace, W
shepherd, J Levotsohn, L Cohen, Budd ft Biak?, J
J Purse, J M Eason ft Bro, T Meit tier, J ft T Gotty
and others.
t-'chr Mary Stow, Rankin, New York-4 day?. Gu?
ano. 3oW Ito ch ft Co, T J Kerr ft Co, and Ball
road Agent.
Sdbr Ann 8 Deas, from Weat Point Mill. 73 tierces
Rice*, lo UT Lowndes.
From tnts Fort.
Sehr Bull?te,-, Boston, Sept 2.
Vp for thlawFort.
Sehr Matoaka, Fooks, at Baltimore. Septa.
Cleared for this Fort.
Steameb'p Manhattan, Wocdbull.atNcw YortaScpt 4
'snipnews by le^carapaa
NEW YOKE, September 6-Arrived,slcamahlpa Geo
Washington, she-mau and City of Wasbtnatoo.
NORFOLK, stptem^er 0-The British bark Eira
has been lost on Body Ishnd. The captain, bia
wile and five othtrs were drowned.
SAVANNAH, September 0-Arrived, steair-blpaShcr
^mr?.V??r^^r^uuSr??/j??<. Aa**..
Sailed, balk Johann lor Bremen.
ihi?f?u?ii.
|TEW B O U T El HO lt T II !
THE ST. LOUIS
ISON MOUNTAIN AND SOUTHERN RA1LWA
Ia now open for bualneas from
COLUMBUS, EY.. TO BT. LOUIS
Makins the quickest, eilest and only all rall rout?
to SI. Louis.
Passengers taking this route avoid one change
cars and a tedious river transfer of twenty miles
and arrive In St. Louis FOUR AND A HALF HOURS
in ad vanos of any otb er Road.
A3* Trama leave Columbus upon tbe arrival
trains on the Mobile und Oblo Bailroad.
' W. R ALLEN,
Sept 1 Imo Oeneral Ticket Agent.
j^bUTII CAROLINA llAll.ROAIJ.
?ENKRAL SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE, I
_-?p*v.wam. JUrf, AVHIV." aVVa, l'a
P ISSLI.'OKR TRAINS 'ur the South Carolus Rail
road will run aa follows ;
FOB AUGUSTA.
Leave Char lomon_.8. SO a.
Arrise ui Augusta..4.45 P.
Connecting with trama for Montgomery, Mein ph
Nashville and New Orleans, via Montgomery an/
Grand Junction. . _
FOR COLUMBIA.
Leave Charleston.,...9.f0 A.
Arrive at Columbio,.j,.'.6.10 P.
Connecting with Wilmington and Manchester mn
road, anc camden train. -
FOR CB ARLESTON.
Leave Augusta.'.,...9.00 A.
Arrive et Charleston.-..'..MO P.
Leave Jjjblumbia.?......,7 45 A.
Arrive at Charleston.8.10 P.
AUGUSTA NIGHT EZPBESB
-tauwoATs KS cup nm. i v
Leave Charleston.7.10 P.
Arrive at Augusta.6.10 A.
Conneotlng witta trains lor Memphis, Naabvlll
and New Orleans, via Grand Junction. ; >
Leavo Augusta.'...4.10 P.
Arrive at Charleston. ?>?.4.00 A,
COLUMBIA NIGHT EXPRESS.
(SUNBATS EXCEPTED.) .
Leave Charleston............6.05 P.
Arrive at Colombia......,.,.,4.46 A.
Connecting (Sundaya excepted) wltb GreepvlUo eui
Columbia Railroad.
Leave Columbia.6.6J p.
Arrive at Charleston.6.80 A.
j ' SOMMERVILLE TRAIN.
Leave Cbarleatoo.3.ss p.
Arrive at Bnmmervlue. 6,to'p.
Leave Summerville...?.7.10 k, U
Arrive at Charleston....... ."...*. ..8.25 A; U
CAMDEN BRANCH. - , ^ .
Camden and Columbia Passenger Trais? on af OH
SASS, WKPwawATsaad.SATUitnAza^couneeta wi tb
up and down Day Piaiengeraat Ringville.
Leave Camden.....-,..\,.:",..ABS ?_
Arrive st Conimbla....'......,.ll.wi A.
Leave Columbia. 7. .J..';...... 13.30 p.
Arrive at Camden..'.T.CJ P.
' Blamed) . H. T. PEAKE,;
April 10 - General 8uD*nn1eudent.
foiiprss (Carlas.
Yy C. A LD B JV St co.,
*No. 3 4 4 ?lN E-8T BEET,
NEW TORR Ol rr.
W. O. ALDEN, lw.-V/?a,
WM. ULLI OTT, ) Mew *OT**.
J. M. MORGAN, tete of Charts*! an. 4, O.
Negotiate Sales of SOUTHERN REAL ESTATE,?
ana oTchangns of thH aame tor Merchandise, Ac. 4*
? Refer to Meaars. Oe5. A. Trenho'.m A Son, Chariss
top; 9. ?.:,*.?.;?-<" '-^.-- - Septs
^jwA a LE: sr os A ? TX iv u if* u RAL'
' ! WAREHOUSE AND SEED 8j*OHB "" ; 1
A'iBiaiiLt^il [IMPLEMENTS, ' GAB DEI
? " '. SBBD??. ?t?. . V?
??t]?i3DE'8 TB?N8P?f ANX???POR 8?LE.
? '&t"i?n4' i '-'at?. ?>raosj?,.
.Marong ^, . . * Am,
J T. HU 31 P 14 ll K VS,
T? ll OK Efl, ? UO?IOTf?E-K AND COMMIS,
rATjEB OF BEAL ESTATK, 6TO0KB. BOSDS, 81
' CUBIT 1X8 AMI) PERSONAL PB O PBBT?
. rio? a 7 BROAU-? TH KET; 1 .
\Ki\ ? ." 'Mnottacao ic^ti Ot --.'-.
/crlUtjtrs.
TUB "CAKOLONA. FKBTILIZKH" IS MARE HKOM Till. PHOSPHATES CP
youth Carolina, and la pronounced bv various chcmiBla noe of ibo brat Af anu'es known, onlv interior
toTcruviBu Gaano la Its Fr.RTIL17.ING PROPERTIES. Tboao PHOSPU vi au arc Ibo remains of extinct
lind and ava animals, and pesera quallliCB ol the greatest value to thc agricultural.
Wo annex tbe analysis of Protestor 8HEPARD:
"LADonATonT op TOE MEDICAL COLLEOC OF SOOTH CAT, OLIN A.
Analysis of a sample of CAROLINA FFHllLIZER, personaUy selected:
Moisture expelled at 218 deg F.j.10.70
Organic Mailer with some water of combination expolie j at a low red beat.10.00
Fixed lugredloiita.;.00 SO
A m moula.t. -..*. 2.G0
Phosphoric Acid-Soluble..".....'...?.,... 0 00.Equivalent to ll 27 >-o:ublpPliospb?o of Lime.
Insoluble. 0.17.Equivalent to P1.43 Insoluble (bone).
13.13 74.75 Phosphate of Mme.
Sulphur'c Acid.t;.:.11.01.Equivalent to 23.0-5 Sulphate cf Lime.
Sulphate of Potash. Ml
Sulphate ot' roda. 3.50
Band.;.11.C0
On thostrencth ol the-e result', I am j.T?d to certify to thc superiority of thc C\ROLTNA FERTI?
LIZER, examined. C U. SBEPARD, Jn."
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$OT We will furnish this excellent FERTIL'ZEU to Planters and Cheri at ?tfO per tou of *20W) lbs.
GEO. "W. WILLIAMS & CO.,
/.neust 14
FACTORS.
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_Sales. _
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Are most desirable for quality,
fini?h and price. /
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( 266 broadway, Now York.
Principal J 721 ?he.tanf ?t, Phlla.
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P ii V K. ll ANO AUDI;.
"1mr-**~Bv FROM W[JICU MANKIND 6VFFER
H ~B over a largo part of tim globe. IH tbe
^B_^^ j cons?quence of a diseased action in
?~~^m\f tbo system, iuduccd by tho poi-on
I yous tntonni ol vegetable decay. This
-?TaTL ^?^^s ixhalation IH evolved by tho action
M of Kolar beaton wet ?oil, and riten
W wltb the watery vapor feom lt.
Wiitin the san la below Hie horizon thlH vapor
lingera near tho earth's surface, and tho virus
Is taken it through tho lungs into thu blood.
Ibero ls acts aa an Irritating pot-on on ibe
interned viscera and excreting organs of tho body.
'1 he liver becomes torpid and falls to secrete not
only this virus, but also tho bile from tho blood.
Both Ibo virui. and ibo bile accumulate lu tho circu?
lation, snd produco vio'ont constitutional disorder.
Tho spleen, the kidneys, and the stomach sympa?
thize with tho liver, and become disordered also.
Finally, the instinct of our organism, as if in an at?
tempt to expel tbs noxious infuslou, concentrates
the ?bole blood of the body in the lutcrnal.excroto
riea to force them to cast it out. Thc blood leaves
tho surface, and rushes io the central organs wltb
congestivo violence. Ibis IB tbo Chill. But in this
effort ll fall?. Then tbo Fever follows, In which the
blood leaves tho central organs and rushes to the
surface, as it in another effort to expel tho irritating
poison i brough that other great excretory-tho akin.
In ibis siro lt falls, anti tho System abandon 9 the '
attempt exhausted, and waits for the recovery ol
strength to repeat the hopeless effort another day.
Thea? are Ihe fits of paroxyema ol Fever and Ague.
Buch constitutional disorder will of coutse under
mino the health if it la not removed.
We have labored to find, and have found an anti?
dote,
AY BK'S AGUKCURE,
Which neutralizes this malarious poison in the
blood, and stimulates the liver to cxpol it from the
budy. As it should, ro it doea cure this affllcUng
disorder with perfect certainty. And it does more,
or rather does whet is of msro servlco to those sub?
set to this infection. If taken in season it expels
lt from the system as it ls absorbed, and thus keeps
those who uso it Irco I roto its attacks; keeps thc sys?
tem in health although exposed to tho disease. Con?
sequently it not only eui en, but protects fro ai, thc
great variety of affections which are induced by this
malignant influence, such ss Remittent Fever, Chill
Fever, numb, or Masked Aguo, Periodical Headache,
or Bilious Headache. Bilious1 Fever-, hcuralgla,
Rheumatism, (lout, Ullndno-a, Toothache. Faraohe,
Catarrh, Asthma, Palpitations. Painful Affections ol,
tho Spleen, Hysterics, Colic, Paralysis, and Painful'
Affect ons t f Ibe Stomach and Rowels, all of which,
when arising frc ra thli? cause, will be found, to as?
sume, more or lees, ibe Intermittent typer This
"AOUE CORE," removes the causeof these derange?
ments and enron the disease.
Ihls it accomplishes by allmulallrg tbo excreto?
ries to expel the virus from tho system; and these
orgocB by deurees become habited lo do this, their
office, of their own1* accord. Hence arises what w?
term accumulation. Hmo may accomplish the same
cod. but oticn I-fe ls not long enough,or Issaorificcd
in the attempt, while Ibis ' Ague Cure" does it at
once, and with safety. Wo I ave gi cat reason to be?
lieve this ls a surer as well os safer remedy for the
?bolo elans of disease? which are caused by Ihe mi?
asmatic in'cctlnn. than any other winch lins been
discovered: and il has -till another Imp?t loni ad?
vantage to the public, which ls, that it is cheap as
well as good.
rnEPAUED BT
Ur. J. C. AYERdiCO., Lowell, Jlas? .
".Tactical and Analytical Chemists.
Pflce One Dollar per bottle.
Sold at WholiBBle. by
DOWD, At MOISE,
Charleston, Sooth Carolan,
And by Retail Druggists everywhere.
Jane 20 nao _?tntb3mo?
-J-^ K , u . s . PRUPHITV*!
FAMILY MEDICINES
CONS18TINQ OF HIB CELEBRATED
LIVER MEDICINE,
ANpDYNE PAIN KILL IT,
ANTI-BILIOUS PILLS, AGUE PILLd,
Mysentcry Cordial, Female Tonic
AND o
PURIFYING PILLS.
THE EXCELLENT REMEDIES OF O. 8.
PltOPHlTT, M. D., need no rcrommendatior.
their well known power in removing tho diseases pe
culiar to our Soul hern climate having already estab?
lished for them an enviable r?putation m Georgia
ond the, adjoining Etales. AB the majority of person,
living In the Routh arc prodi'po>ed to dl-ease of .ie
Liver, it is granted by aU intelligent physicians tbat
most of tho pains ai^L aches of our people are due
to orgtnic or functional derangement of that Impor?
tant organ. Prophill'l Liver 'Medicine and Anti
bilious Pills strike directly at tho root of the evil.
Th Jv cure the Liver, whicb tn nlno caseB out of 'en,
is at the bottom of the Coughs, Dyspepsia, Colic,
Sich Headache, Rheumatism, constipation, Men?
strual Obstructions, Arc, so common among our
people. Earache, Toothache, Acute Rheumatism,
:<cujaigiu ?nd bodily pain? of every kind Ute before
I'll Ol'MITT'S PAIN KILL IT
lite chaff before the wins*.
PHOPIIITT'8 LIV BK MEDICINE.
Dr. Frophilt-Having used this medicine suffi
dendy long to teat ita virtue, ind to satisfy my own
mind that lt Ia an invaluable remedy foiwbyapepaia
-a disease irom which the writer bau suffered much
for six years-and being persuaded tba! hundred*
f ho now soffer from tbtajannoying complaint would
ty signally beneflttcd, arne has been, by ita use, we
deem lt a duty we owe to thia unfortunate clan to
recommend to them tbe uso of this remedy, which
has giten not only himself but several members of
his family the greatest relief.
M. W. ARNOLD.
Of the Georgia Conference.
DOOLY COCHTT, GA , April, 16G7.
Thia ii to certify tbat I was confined to ibe house,
and most of the Urne to my bed, and suffering the
?%ej>lfi"A.AR9PX Imaginable with Bbeumatinn. for
dy, with no relief, I -i-^'SR.Pverv, available reme
Dr. O. B. Prophitt'a Anodyne Pain BJilX~<&ctt'f.o.4(
ins ?fly cenlBonly; it relieved me almost Instantly.
I thereiore recommend it m the highest degree to
others suffering from similar disease. I ran say
that lt is ons of the beat family medicines now out,
certain'. . Your? truly. W. A. FOBEHAND.
CovrjtOTOW, OA., July 9, 1B67.
Br. /YcpAfi^aHsvlng used your Liver Medicine
for more than a year in my family, I cheerfully re?
commend lt to all persons tnffering from Liver sf
feciiona, Dyspepsia or Indigestion in sny form. 1
also recommend your Dysentery Cordial aa the best
remedy for tbat disease. O. T. ROGER?.
SIAMTORDVIIXS:, Puru AU COUNTY, Oct. 1, 1867.
Dr. O. S. Prophttt- Dear Slr-a bis ls to certa t j
that T have used your Ague Pilla for the last ten
yo.rt. and I have never failed lo cure the Ague In a
single Instance with them. They alweya break the
chills the first day that they are given. I can recom?
mend them as being the neat ague medicine that 1
bave ev ir found, and they lea.ve no bad effects follow*
lug them, as Quinine, Ao.
.' Tours respectfully. A. WESTBROOK.
PUTNAM COUKTT. OA. f OOtember 33 18C8.
Dr. O. S. PrdpMU-fU-l bare used for the last
two yara in my family youe Liver Medicine, your
Pain Eil) It, and your Female Tonio, andi have no
feat Bin Baying that they aro tbe bett medicines I have
oior n?td foi* the Liver and Stomach. Neuralgic and
Rheumatic afflictions, Headache, Collo, and patos ol
every kind aro subdued by them. After using the
medicines solong, I cheerfully recommend them to
ans and every one, and to all that are afflicted, aa (he
I hear and safest ' rtnitOlea for all tbe dlseaiea for
which they are rocoramon 'ed, A-c. .
Yours re?T*etmJIy, . JAMES WRIGHT.
[ ' fjt?i? itoqPKiTT't! FEMALE TONIC.
I ' TMs .Mediatas, with its' a??octatea, ls a saf? and
certain remedy for all curable diseases to whtcb Fe
J males alon's are Kable. Ti la 'also an excellent prc -
I venutlve of Nervous BM od ne*?, or Nervana Dis
ca? ta in either male or female, it ia a powerful Ner?
vine Tonie, setting up a . full and free circulation
thronnhont life Bjaiom.
All or the above Mediaines ?old by Drugglata and
Merchants generally throughout the Southwest.
ED. S BURNHAM,
Wboloaale and Retail Agent, -
No. ?31 King-street, (near CalbouD,)
. . Charlea ton, 8. C.
Prepared only by DB. O. 8.. PBQfHITT.
April ie srathoinoe Covington. Ga.
.jQ K . KIO II AU'S
. G OL DE N REMEDIES.
ARE* FOR NO OTH> Il, TAKE NO OTB EB, AND
you will save lime, heallb a-id money. ? . <-TT
siuo REWARD for any care ot disease in anv
-tage which they fill lo cure.
Dr/ HIOB iTJ'.-i GOEDE1 'BALSAM Noi l cursa
?lcera. Ulcerated-Sore 0broil. and:Mouin. Foro
Eyes. Cutaneous or Hkln Emption-, Copp-r q-jiored
Blotches, -'oreoe. v ot the ? cal p. fcfoti rn, 8 cM^iH e '
greatest Renovator, Alteistive 1 and Blood Flunflsr
P?!,rn^Je?.0.T*., <-,U***eA. from the ayr tem, ami
leaves tba blood pure and h ea) th v. . ? .*< < . . - . ^
' Dr, RICH AB'? GOLDEN li ADHAM No. 2 curei
mnmu Affections. Rheumatiam in ?il it-ronni,
whether fiom mercury or other cante*; givesim m e
'd?ate relief id all eise*. NoMlmtm?r necessary. I
ibave thou pan di of Certificates proving tba miracu?
lous; cures ? effected by Ibm lt? toed ?es. Price bf
either No, 1 or No. 1, 15 per bot Uo, or two bottles for
st
. BICHA ITS GOT.DES A NTI DOTH, a safe.' ?pee
dr. pleasant and radical cur-? for all Urinary De.
roi-onentf, accompanied with full directions. Price
IS per bottle.'' eui or.:., -r.. ...1 .. . ~y J.D.
Df.-IUOHAB'd GOLDEN, tLill II D'A MUCH, s
1 adipal ?ure fat heryona or ?ob?rai Debility, In old
evicting; Imtd*llng vUtgf Ml'wotide.foi itkt?tj
Price Mperbottle, or two V*??* fm- $0. /.'.-?m. v
dent-. Nose cenolue wiihcmt th- nani* of fi Pt.
IMl?
a , 'A*lrm! wiil ,i .'.JO; B. RIOBA-KDR. i
>eClicu)arslebt. .ta Jk*y-8'-,!t'*
K
Prags, vT^mi?Qis, (Ctr.
OH KOOI
ON ACCOUNT OF TIIK G HEAT NUMBER Ol'
WONDERFUL CUUE3 OF OUiJTlNA iE
AND INVEIERATE CASES OF
SCROFULA
DYSPEPSIA
L1VEU DISEASE
KIDNEY AFFECTIONS
GENERAL DAD HEAL Iii, &C,
MADE 1>T int
CELEBRATED " K O S K O 0 ,"
IT II Ay WON Til Li ENVIABLE REPUTATION OF
bf-iin- thc beet aud most popular Medicine iver (lin?
eo ver ed.
lt ta dally proscribed by physicians, and reece:?
mended by many thouaauda of our bcHt cUiaeos.
For sale by
DOWIE At MOISE
Cbnrlestoa, S. C.
And Drngc'ot? and Mercbants everywhere.
JW LADIES BUFFERING FROM ANY DIS?
EASE peculiar to their roi, can .'<. restored to wealth
by using DB. LAWRENCE'S "\ IMAN'S FRIEND."
It purifies the secretions, and restores the system to
a healthy condition.?5?
For sale by
DOWII?** MOISE,
Charleston, S. C.
July 16_nao_tyr
I S O ?V ' ?
TOBACCO ANTIDOTE.
Warranted to Remove all Desire
for Tobacco.
lt ia I'ttrely Vegetable and contain*
nothing Injurious.
,Ihe following ls ono of thousands of testimonials
that art; dally received by th? Manulacturer:
HiciiM 'mi, VA-, November28. 16G8.
DEAJI Sin-The "'lobucco Antidote" prepared by
yon- ^rtilng lo tho iccript you have submitted lo
me. . tho Ingredients ot which I have examined,
ia purely vegetable, entirely bat mlc?s, and contains
DOlbing in Ibo least injurious. It is not dlsagTeeablo
to the tasto, sod a? a homo article, I hope you will'
meet with ready salo tor it, and I believe lhat if tba
directions arc lollowed, lt will do all you rl?lm>d lor
H. JOHN DOVE, M. D.
OS" Price BO rents per Dot. Thc usual discount
to the Trade.
? For aalo by
. Dr. IT. BAER,
WHOLfrSALB AGEN I FOR SOUTH CAROLINA.
June 7_.>_?_
"OK CAilKFUL.
WHAT MEDICINES
V O V TAKE,
WHEN YOU ABEEXUAUSTED BY OVEhWORK
of heat) or hand, and feel-the need ol someiblrg in?
vigorating, dou'l drink whiskey or any intoxica ting
i thlnK, whether under tho- name of Bitters cr other?
wise. Such articles-givt> just a? much strength to
your weary body and mind as Uie whip gireB to the
jaded horse, and no more. Alcoholic ttimulants oro
Injurious to Nervo health, ond are ALWAYS followed
by DEPRESSING REAOTION.
Dodfl's Nervine and Invigorator
ls a TONIC aud .GENTLE STIMULANT which Is
NUT attended hy REACTION. Wbft it pains for
you it maintains. When itrtfresbes body or mind,
lt refreshes with natural strength Ihit comes lo slsy.
We are not recommending teetotalbm in tbe interest
of any faction; but long and exteidcd observation
teaches us that he who rosor'e td 'be bottle for rest
or recuperation, will find, as he iceps at il, that he
is kindling a fire in hie bonea fhlch will consume
hke the flames of perdition. Tarn from it. Take a
tonic that will relreeb and n?t destroy. DODD'S
NERVINE ls for salo by aU Brugqiste. Price One
Dellar. See Book of Cirtiirates that accompanies
each bettie._7moi_Jone 26 -
ERG'S UNITlttSAli RUSSIAH
HEALING SALVE.
THIS VALUABLE ?EMEDY HAS EFFECTED
innumerable cures, and baa gained for llstlf a great
reputation, ihe discoverer of thia Salve has applied
Itwith eminent tracee'' in thousands of casea dur?
ing the Crimean WAT, and bas cured dangerous
wounds, in many oases considered mortal.
MB. E BERG is l e Bole possessor of the valuablo
secret ot making mia Faire; from bia experience in
using it in Europa and tbe success attending Its ap?
plication there, he baa bcon luduced to introduce lt
into tho United 6lates. IT BELIEVES PAIN I
Ihote who bavo WoundH. Bruises, Cots of all
kinds, or Seres, Felons, Scratches, Musquito Bites,
Frost Dillon Joints, Boro Libs, Cliilblali-s. Children's
Pcorbutio complaints on Head and Face, are speedily
cured, lt hat proved of groat advantage to ladies,
and ls peculiarly adapted for pu the red breast?, fore
leg?, &o.. through confinement, and other causes.
It actaOJao nup?-' removing UOIIB, Pimples, and
~-*"w?^*i? Diseases, abu i.? been successfully
mea for Corns, nuuk.ua and &ro^^?, b&po)y.
lng externally every evening before goinR to oed.
For sale by all dinggiets. Prien 29c.. 60c, and fl
per Jar. Office, Ne. 260 Bowery, N. V. None grnnine
unless countersigned E. BERG'S UNIVERSAL RUS?
SIAN BEALING SALVE, No 260 Bowery, New
York. For sale bj JOHN F. HENRY, No. 8 Collece
Place. New York. glntb
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Purifies the Blood.
For Bale br Druu?Taie Kvery wnere.
July 28_ -li?
Q. J. 1. V M It ,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DRUGGIST AND AP0THEOA RY
S. K. Corner of Kin? and John-Sw.
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SPECIAL AND PERSONA^ ATTENTION GIVEN TO
PHYSICIANS* PRESCRIPTIONS.
DEAL kn IN FOREIGN AND XOMIBTIC
DR?OS,. MEDICINES, CHEMICALS,
FANCY GOODS,
PEBFUMBRJBS,, SOAPS, PUFFS AKD PUFF
? ? BOXES, TOILET SETS, de.
PATENT MHDItlSEN
. GifiKUINB BAY uv m.
* LU HN S COLOGNE
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J3 UNSURPASSED BY ANY OTHER. A IBIAL
W1?X RET?Y YOU.
GEBMAN COLOGNES.
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LUBTN'S FLA^ORING( EXTRACTS
Have no equal for atreogtb and purl ?j, sodoujhj to
.;.?,, ^ tiamby al|. . ... .
BODA WATLB DEALERS AND IOB CREAM MANU
. HAOTTJREBSviO. , I f%W. .
Mr . a? B. JACKSON. Propt let or of the Cha 'IP* i
Hotel, says: "I recommend your Extracts without'
beal allon tothc publie tor Ice Creamy, 1 Jellie?' AB cl
ty**.' ? f t* , . . v . <ifl
8t,UBrau'' f ?P^?*?*!'
rilfojj Boto!, says: "They are well worthy tte c!i:n-.
don bf thoa* who deal in Iberia" dr .usa them "
Ines* Bxt/acta ara put up itf rnietfTtsis, by tho
losen, for tbs tnde su?f VaaiiVr rise; Wdrn^lnt,
mart and ball gallon bottles for manwfaciurera.
logrea, and HI,* Wt*,*ip*** Water?
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