The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, September 08, 1869, Image 4
THE DAILY NEWS.
Ode on the Death of J.C. (?I ta o an.
BX VA HU EL OILJIAN, D. r>.
JPV.?en of ?Af reouei/ r>/ the /acuity o/" CW um&?a CVI
, Irgt a td run<; at hit obttquin.
Fare thee well I from ? tonna below.
Tried ?nd mighty spirit, ROI
Worker I to tby high reward :
Faithful servaul I to tby Lord.
Son and type of thy groat tim?;
Prophet, with tba oyo sublime;
Statesman, in thyself a host.
Martyr, dying at thy post 1
Rarest gifts in thee we saw:
1 bought-that probed oach hidden law;
Presence-Uko a felt control ;
Speech that awed a nation's soul.
Miad of giant, heart of child ;
Quickly roused Orreconolled;
Untying, but forgiving foes;
Stirred, that otbo:s might repose.
Thou wast proud, confiding, free,
like thy State's own chivalry ;
Moral stain couldst not endure,
, Like thy 8tate's own daughters, pare.
Thundering 'neath the Federal dome,
\ Turning fondly to tby borne.
Feared, extolled or disapproved.
Still thou wast revered, and loved. ,. ^
TalLlng at thy noon of fame,' .
-V Thou, witb ripe mod world-wiJe name,
Need'at no more from life; tout we,
Darkling hero have need of thee.
God of nations I quez.cn the brand
Caat on oar Imperilled land;
Sid our patriot's honored grave.
Speak the word which yet may save.
? ?? i BB*a
Experiences cor Powers, the Sculptor,
witta Ghostly v i sitora- ni? Relation of
atome Strange Manifestations-He Be
llewes tn,Spook*.
Di. Bellows coo tributes to Appleton's Jour?
nal a paper entitled "Sittings with Powers, the
Sculptor." Ic tho conreo of a conversation
Mr. Potters relates the following spiritualistic
experiences : i
Tb'-'86 spiritualistic phunoihena, havo always
intjbrcs.tr? mp, although I have never bean in
tito 1 eal i carried away by them. 1 recollect wo
had miiny "seances" at my house .and others
when "ffotno was here. I certainly saw. under
cirooujatances . where fraud or collusion, or
prearrangement of machinery Was impossible,
in my own'hon JO and arnong /nonda incapable
of -lending thcmeolvee to imposture, many very^
cuTjote^hihfrs. That ,;, .. . . ' . *.*>.
11A?DPLOAI1NO IN THR.MIl, ' ' 1
of which all tho' world 'has heard, 1 have peen.
Tbero was nothing but moonlight in the room,
il is IriiC, and th OJO ia ovory presura pli on
Against such phooornoua under such circum?
stances. ' lint what you seo, yon see, and roust
believe, however difficult to ficcwunt fdr it. - I
reoo.leat that Mr. Home'sat oh my'right hand,
nntl, hcfiido him, lhere1 were'stx. :olhore round
one-half of a circular table, tho empty halt,
towardtbewindow abd tho moon??glt.
TT TIBES A F AK,
All our fourteen bands were on tho tablo,
when a hand, delicate and /'shadowy, yoi de?
fined, appeared, dancing slowly just the other'
side of tho table, and gradually creeping up
highor, undi abovo what would have been tho
elbow, it terminated Lu amist. This band slowly
came nearer to Mrs.-, at the right side
of tbe table, 'and Bee m od to pat her face.
"Could it take a fan?" cried ber'husband.
Three raps responded "Tes," and the lady put
& fan uear lt, which it ? teemed trying'to take.
"Give it tbe bandle," said the husband. Tho
wife obeyed, and it commenced slowly fanning
ber with much grace. "Couldn't it ran tho
rest of the company ?'' some one exclaimed,
when three raps signified assent, and tho hand,
pausing round, .fanned each of the' company,
and then slowly was lost to view.
A CHIIiD-OnOST's H APD. - '
I felt, on another occasion! a little band-it
was pronounced that or ti lost child-patting
my cheek and arm. B JL-tobk hold of it. It was
warm and evidently-? obfld's hand.' I did not
loosen toy hold, but it seemed to melt out of
my clutch. Many other similar experiences I
hav9 bad. lt iq interesting to know that the
effort ia not to create supernatural terrors or
morbid reelings.Hy children, who knew all
about it, and Were present, never showed any
signa of trepidation, snob OB ghost-stories ex
oil? in Beusitive and young bremo.
THEORY ABOUT A SPIIU TOAL BODY.
I have always thought that" there was some?
thing yet inexplicable about the nervous or
fan Leal iou which might eventually show us to
e living muon nearer to spiritual forms than
most believe, .and that a not impossible open?
ing of our inner sen sea might even here ena?
ble us to perceive th oso forms. When we see
a man in his flesb and blood vre see his out?
ward robes. If hie nervous system alone were
delicately separated ont from ina body it would
have tbe precise form of his body; for the
nerves fill not only each tissue of tho body,
but extend even to the enamel of the teetb and
tbe fibres of tbo bair. There is no part of the
human frame tbat ia not rall of these invisible
ramifications. Show us a man's nervous sys?
tem, and filmy ns it might be in parts, bis
form would b? perfectly retained, even to bis
eyes. Now this is one great Btep towards his
spiritual body.': A little further refinement
might bring us .to what ia beneath tbe nervous
system, tho spiritual body, and it might still
bave the preoiso form of the man. I believe it
possible for thie body to apocar, and, under
certain states, to be seon. I do not often men?
tion a wakinir vision I enjoyed more than
twenty years ago, but I will tetl you. It hap?
pened five-and-twenty ye?ra ago.
A REHA. Il KABLE WA KINO VISION.
I bad retired at ibo usual hour, and, as I
blew out the candi? and got into bed, I looked
upon our infant child sleeping calmly on tho
other Bide of its mother, who also was sound
as'?ep. As I lay broad awake, thinking on
m ?thy things, I heoimo suddenly conscious of
a strong light ra the room, and thought I must
hare forgotten to blow out the caudle. I look?
ed 4t the Bland, but the candle was oat. Still,
thejtght increased, and I began to fear some?
thing was on fire in the room, and I looked
over t Dward my wife's Bid J to nco if it were sp.
There was no sign of fire, bot, As I cast my
eye^npwaid, and' hi 'fevers''to'tho back of tho
l?ec\l saw. a green.hlUsJdo, on wbicb two bright
fig>ir03,jayotr?g man and a young woman, their
arms across each other's shoulders, ware
eLanding and looking down, with countenances
fol* of love and 1 gr J ce, upon -oof'sleeping
infant.
A LOOK INTO TUE BPI arr LAND.
..A glorious bngbtness Beemed to clothe theta
and to cliino ln-trpon-tho room.- Thinking lt
possible UlSt t-Was dreaming, and merely fan?
cying myself awake (for tho ,vialloV tanlohed
in about the time ( I have beeo telling you the
Btory and loft tue, wondering-,) I felt my pulso,
to SM whether I bad Any fever,- aly pulse waa
aa osim as a clock. I never waa ortigo? ajwa^t)
in m'yl?fe, abd I said to myselff,, ftmuftftfrV
whatjhivp boen loDRing for-^as?ylStv?Jby
Las at Jenglh been granted rrtOj, a- Ait ?ut lobs
ink) tho spiritual world I" J, w^r; ? LO" tn ovad by
the renQcUcca excited by this experto})ce,- thlt
I could not restrain myself from awaking roy
wife and telling ber what had hapr^ncd,, 8no
instantly folded her child to h?r. boeprq'i Veep
Lng, and said : "And ie our darling^ ibo^ so
soon tobo taken fr?-rn. us?" I pacified ^erby
lolling her that there was no' ovil omen in the
vienn 1 had seen: that tbe countenances of
the heavenly vi Bita nt* ' expressed only poaoo
and joy, and that tha?e was nothing to atoad
of barm lo our child. And BO we found it. I
have longed moon since (o have any simllnr
ex pen?nos, but I never had it .
POWERS A SPIRITUALIST.
_ Mr. Powers being asked whether be really
Deltovod lu the pretensions of modern spirit?
ualists, said: I am aol a believer in the reve?
lations of spirits, as made known tbrongb me?
diums or otherwise, for most corrupt land un?
worthy communications are often made; and
with many mediums, .Ihore is a great deal of
trlokei*, while tbere are some so-called me?
diums who are nothing else tban ciiarlatana
Bul I do believe in the tact 0? spiritual Xindfes
Mtions, animal magnetism, And tue roovino- of
?olid bodies, by means as yoi unexplained by
purely scientiflo moo. 1 believe we sro now at
the threshold of a new eta of discoveries very
unlike the past.
-Tho boldest and nnst scientific fest yet
performed at Mi gara is promised before tho
se ison closes, by a---daring fellow, Who pro?
posant o cross the rivor without tho employ?
ment ot any snob safeguard as au "?ioderehot"
vpioclpedo, and, in faot, he will even dispense
with the rope, j This ne w-nuntclo,- who, we prc
numo, will olsim the distinction of tb?^'Cana?
dian Sinbad," designs taking an ??rial flight
ac roos the ohasm ,on w|pgaj and ta wild a?
euch an attempt Woola seem, we can state as
a positive fact I hst apparatus ls now being
constructed for that purpose.
(?mmttci?l
Kxporti.
HABBOB ISLAND. BAB-Per British sehr Mary A
Basso-30,000 feet SUim Hawed Lumber.
DOSION -Por sehr Mary O Boosevelt-400 lona
Phosphate Bock.
NEW Yon K-Per steamship Charleston-79 tierces
Bice, 250 halos Cotton, 05 casks Clay, 22 bundles
Paper, 8 balea Domestics, 0 Packages, 62 Lite
Turtle.
("Iisrlf.ton Cotton, Itlee sand Navel
Btorec .Harket.
UK Fie K OF TUE 0BABLB8T0N DAILY N KWH, I
CUABLESTON, Tuesday Evening, September 7. J
COTTON.-Tho msrkot opeced steady, with a fair
demand, but as tbe day advanced piioes becamo
easier, and towards the close some transactions took
ptsoe st rates about 'ic. V lb. off. The eales were
about 120 hales, say: 6 at 30c; 5 at 30Xc; 37 at 31c;
3 at SI ?ic; 1 at 31 Kc; 4 at 32c; 38 at 3 ! y.c ; 28 at 33c;
1 at 89JiC| 1 extra staple at Soo fl lb. We quote :
LIVKBJ'OOL ouaaainoaiTON.
Ordinary to Hood ordinary.28 @31
Low middling.31 K@
Middling.9t)i?
Strict middling.33 @
By Naw York clasjdflcatlcn wo quote :
Middling.,.,...........i....,....,'..33 ,?3
BICE -Tho market waa bar? of this grain, and
tbero were ccnyequehtly no salea.
N Ava i. I TOBE*.-There were no transactions do?
rine the day under thia head.
."'larateta 1)jr Tetegrapta.
FOBEIOB MABKJET8.
LONDON, September 7-Noon. - Consols 02',-.
American securities fla?. Don ia 82K* Sugar Brm
on the spot and afloat. Common rosin Ss Od.
Evening.-Consols93. American securities firm?
er. Bcnds83. Sugar buoyant on the spot and
afloat.
LivsnrooL, September 7-Noon.-Cotton doll;
uplands I3!iai3>,d; Orleane 13V;d; sales 6000 bales.
Corn 30s.
Afternoon. -Cotton dull; uplands 13)fd; Orleans
lSXelSXd. Yarns and fabrics heavy. Meas pork
buoyant 1109s. Breidstuffs dull.
Evening.-Cotton-uplands 13Xd; Orleans I3*?a
13??d ; talcs 6000 bales, of which 2000 bales were for
speculation and export. Floor 26e. Corn 29a ed.
lied Western wheat 9< lOdaJOe.
PAKIS, September 7;-Bourse excited but fit mer.
B enies 70? 86c.
Afternoon.-The Bonne closed flat. Benlee 70f
35e. . . ,
Evening.-BOUT? o flatter. 70f 2Sc
I H A VUE, September 7.-Cotton opened quiet and
steady. .
Evening.-Cotton fiat on. the spot; quiet til .at;,.
- Tn B ordiualrc on tho spot ll Gl??c.
DOalEBTIC MAUBXTS,
: NEW YOB?, September 7-Noon.-stocks unset?
tled arid te veri-h. Money'activo st 7 c. Sterling,
long 8>i; short 6%. Gold 36?f.. Cotton heavy at
36c. Tu ruent ?nu quiet at 4 ?C. , Hosin quiet; good
common $2 35; strained ?2 37*2 40.
, j Evening.-Cotton a shade lower; eales 600 bake,
at '?4^c. Flour, superfine to fancy State $6 t0a7 10;
?superfino lo choice white vf heat Western *5 76a7 30;
Southern dull nnd declining, cont mon to choice CX
Ira'ttOOall. Wheat Flea if kt noon's decline. Corn1
'acaree, mixed Western 120ei 22.' Beef steady. Pork
durand lower at 131 60a31 75. Lard "quiet and
steady, la kettles 19X*2Cc. Wtit-kcy heavy at SI 10
'al 12, nearly all at SI 10. Groceries and naval
stores quiet. Freights unchanged. Governments'
dull. '62's 22'?. .Southern securities irregular.
Moue) active at 7, ' Sterling weaker at 8?. Gold
quiet at 3G'{. Stocks feverish.
11 ALT i MOUE, September 7.- Oolloo quiet, at
34 Kc. Flour quiet. Wheat Uro or, prime to choleo
red $1 65al GU. Corn firm at $1 1 Sal 20. Pork quiet.
Bacon Urta; rhou'.ricrs 10)?e. Wblrkey SI 19.
CINCINNATI, September 7.-Whiskey unsettled;
large lota ST 05 ; auiaU lots $1 08. Pork doll at ?32 60, !
but generaBy held at S82 75. Baeon firm; shoulders {
16 "tc; 1 lear ribbed sides 16?.e. Lard 10,','c.
. LOUISVILT.K'. September 7. - Provisions quiet
Men pork .$84*31 26. f-boulders lOuiGJic; clear
Bides 19>j -, Lard 20c. Whiskey fl 08.
WILMINGTON, September 7.-Spirits turpentine,
nothliiK doing; no stock. Boaln quiet. No 2 SI 76a |
1 BO. Crude lurpenUne quiet atf2 40*3. Tar firmer
at S2 45. Weather clear; wtptt noribwjat^tnar
mo mci cr 81. ?.. - -
Auoc sr A, September 7.-Tho col'on market clofexl
beaVy,'.with prices in favor of buyers; pa'ea2i6balea; ?
receipts 290 bales;' middlings nominally 'OiaSlXc
New^cotton is arriving freely. \
HAVANNAH, September 7.-Receipts of cotton 80S
bales; exports 804 bales; salea 126 bales; cotton mar?
ket easier, the stringency of money limiting opora- j
tiona to small lota; middlings 31Va32c
MdniLB, September 7,-Coti 00, eales 175 bale o'
closed firm; low middlings 30c; recel j ts 240 balee. >
Tnckerman df 1 o.'s Gunny ( loth cir?
cular.
Stock in Boston and New York September!,
1899.balee..17.350
Stock in Boston nod Nsw York. Beptember 1,
' INC?..bage..16,600
On ' the' way from Cal cutta, ' september 1,
18t!9.bales.. 1,988
On the way trom Calcutts, Beptember 1,
1869..-... ..bags., nene.
On shipboard at Calcutta, July lo, 1869.ba es.. ' 76'
On shipboard at Calcutta, July 16,1869.bags.. 100
Total slock 1869 .35,413
Stock in Boston and New York, Keptember 1,"
1868.;.bales..30,600
Block In noston and New York, beptember 1,
1868.bags..26.885
On lbs way trom Ctloulta, September 1,
1868.1.V.'...bales.. 1,448
On the way from Calcutta, September 1,
1868.,....bags.. 2,2*6
Total a tock ?868... .".7.1 .V......V..60,079
CLOTH:-Saba In--August, about 7000 bales at,
22ka23)i'o curt ency, ci?h, duty paid, and at 17a
17},ogcHcl. duty paid, future de'lvety. .1
BASS.-vales in August, about BOO bales at in Va
17 Hc currency, duty paid, a coard Lu? to Weight
. ! .
, ', Ayilmlngum Market.
WI LMINGlON, September ?--TuBr-KNTiNF-Only
about SO hbla received to-day, whioh told at S3 for
virgin, $2 50 for yellow dip, and SI 50 tor bard, fA
280 Isa. . . . -ri?
?-iaira TUBPXKXTBE- Markst Arma and hut little
a offering; sales of 115 bbls at38)?o for country,
Opd S9o %> gallo ti for N Y packages.
Bostw^Th*eales to-day reaobed llfli bbl? st SI 60
10c ur? i qed. St 76*1 90 for No 2, SA for No 1, and ,
SA b7K-6lor pale. ...
Tan-40 bala sold at S2 Ag ? bbl,
* . . Faas?nsrer?.
P?r steamship 'Charlearon, for NW: York-9 T '
Wells, H P Well?. J Wilson, Miss M Bavenel, Mis? A"
Havenel, B O'Neill, MIKS Margie iVNeUI. W D Pecos, '
W Bavenel, Misa K F cr?ons, Mlaa 8 Scrxous, Master
* O'Neill, Master FO'Befll, Miss i Alice O'Neill, K O
Howard, L Clespor, and 20 on deck. . I
. PsaT steam ship Falcon, tut BalUariora-=Mlsa Eva' M
Horsey. Misa Ci eral dio.? OourterDsry, and- 9 on deck.
Bes, stosmsklSH Manharwn. - trom 7<sw York-O I
Colins, MasterMsssBoyaB vTulburn; wife, ebOd abd '
? '.o, "-, . v?4*?*^** .wu. Bunn * ?? ?lawuMu -?na
wife,,' 8 Way, T L WltselP ina *It%, K D Ke*l?r and
Wita, J W Carualt-Ulsf B VOrogbafcf Miss Plnok
ney. N O ttl Inger, JL O'Neill, Mles E D?vLd?on, Wm
Boich, Miles Drake; Mts uorciio, infant and servant,
ll Thompson. F B Wicken bei v, OM Smith, Charlea
B ll ni st, O Blancke, O B > Chapman. W B HUB 1er, T
Street and wife, Mra Edgerton, Mtas Richard 9, acd
10 dn deck ?>
Fort ot- Chiaxy?^JOiji; aBe^t'r 8. ?
' i .. .f f,** .^^'WJ?; .'. \< '>' ,'?
n^??/ ''
La it Qnajtrt-, 28tb. 4'hotot, 9?ijmt?s/?venl0g. . <
. Arri'
??? ?\a?7T ? cf'S* w Anm,r D * Amtre, K Bates at
S?*VL6,,<50,T * Co. W M BirAAx-OOr A Bischoff, ?
^"?S?i' Bo'V??Pn B"?. T M Bris?on, O D Brahe *
rh' 5 * f ?.Caldwell, XM Cater. W H.
win A Co, QooxWchTwioercan A. Cp. flf?-tfj5l ,'
H Braver A Co, W^ Or^oA^fft^'OAnrMTFuir
karep A Co, Bart A Co. T U Boney A Bro, Harten
Holme?, D-B> Traverton. Jrff&Mt A Co, Jenntnsj*
ThomllDioD A Co, C KerriioD, H JIlatte A 00, B*o?)
- j -v/ i.: 'Caty
.-..?.. v?? '' ' '. "vT
:. : ia."
?fi ll I "'.* if
D?ly li Co. Kllnck, Wicken ber? fe Co, Kip ?mm &
Bro, J T Kirnwni. F Xressel, Jr. Lauroy le Alexan?
der, Len BO'ck ? Hell, C Lllm-hgi, L Loronlx, Muller,
Nlmlla 4 Co. J O Milner ft Co. M A Mehrten?, Man
touo At Co, Marr bail ai Burge, Moran Ai Polers, Os
tendorff Ai Co. Neulvillo ft Bannim. D O'Neill A
Sotis, J 0 Ojemann, B O'Neill, J F O'Neill as Son, 0
F Panknin, D Paul Ai Co, Pelter, Bou ,ors Ac Co, J 8
Ai B Pierson, B Perry, O P Fopponheim, J A Quick
eubuib, Ravenel ft Holmes, J Reils, Riordan. Daw*
son ii Co, B Botb, A noach ft Co, W P Bussoll & Co.
Blecko ai Scbaobte. O ?ioot'er. 8 O ttallroid Agent, N
E Railroad Agent, Strauss ?t Vsnoe, L Schnell Ac Co,
E.B Stoddard A Co, O W. ?teffou?, Stenbou-o A Co,
Houthern Express. J F Taylor A Co, PTocklcnberg,
S Thompson. Walker, ETSUS ft Cogswell, Werner ft
Tracker. O W Willlimt ft Co, W O Whiidon ft Co. R
White) P Walsh, W J Tstes, and other*. Encounter?
ed strong southeast winde snd very heavy sea.
British brig Lsdy Perle. Patterson, Bait Biver, Ja?
maica-25 days. Logwood. To the Master. Bound
to Falmouth for orders and put in leaky.
' Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Charleston, ! Berry, New York-James
Adger ft Co.
Brig Mary O Roosevelt, Farnsworth, Boston-Risley
ft Creighton. ll
British sehr Mary ft Susan, Clears, Harbor island,
Bahamas-A Canals.
Sailed Yesterday.
Steamship Cbarleatdn, Berry; N?w York.
Steamship Saragossa, Ryder, New York.
Steamship Hille. Partridge, Now York.
Bhsaxnahip Prometheus, Gray, Philadelphia,
Bfeasnabtp Falcon, Horsey, Ballimore.
Steamer Dictator, McNoity, Pals tko, via Jackson?
ville, Fernandina and Savannah.
. From thia Port.
Steamship Champion, Lockwood, Nsw York, Sept 7,
Cleared flor th ts Von.
Bohr Palmer, Bankin, ot Now York, Eept A.
Balled for tala Port.
Steamship Jss Adger. Lockwood. Nsw York, Sept 7.
Brig Monica, Mo Cobb, from Bockport, Me, Sept 3.
: aslBT UK VKSSKl.!)
Of. CLEARED JUD SAILED FOR 1 UlS POhT
FOB El O S
LIVERPOOL.
The Duke ot Wellington, Allen, up.August 17
Tbe Vinco, Halliday, sailed.July 15
Bri Uah bark Dalkeith, Langwill, sailed. ...August 19
Tbe Homborsund, Nielson, np.August 18
D O M EST I O
BOSTON.
Bark B B Walker, PetUnglll, up.August 21
Anna B Glover, Terr', rip..'.August 1?
Sobr Ida Bella, Flaber, cleared.Sept 1
ROCK-1BT. SfR.
Brig Monica, McCobb, satin' ..Sept 3
KEW TOBX. .
Bteamabip James Adger, Lockwood, sid..8ept 7
Behr Palmer, Hantln, cleared.Sept 4
Bohr M; rover. Brown, up.August 27
Behr Ida Bicbardson, Bedell, cleared.August 31
BALTMJOBB.
Sehr Mstoska. Fooks, np.,.;..Sept 8
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16mo., cloth, gilt top. 81. : . . ' !
; THE SEXES, HERS AND HEREAFTER, by Wil?
liam H. Holcombe,' M D , 12mo.. paper, cloth, 81 50.
LIVES OP ST. LOUIS ' AND. CALVIN; by M.
Gu ir it Illustrated, lQrna. cloth, fl.
IliK QUAKER PARTISANS, A Bevolutlonary
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FIOTION.-Auerback's Villa on tbs Rhine ; Erek
mann-cbatraln's Waterloo; Higjlneon'a Mai bone;
Hoffmann'? nasb Murray: BUBO'S L'Homme qui
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Right:Zachokke'd Dead.Ouest; Freytag's Lost Man*
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Black Dwarf and a Legend of Montre?*, Brido Ot
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tery, Tba Abbot. The Pirate, Forirmei of Nigel, Pe ve
Til of the Poa?, Quentin Durward, St Ronan'? Well,
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The Talismin, Woods fork, Fair Maid of Perth, AA*
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_JHisft?flncorjs. /f
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THE AOID COME3
ONLY IN CONTACT
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THUi IS THE MOST
PERFECT JAR YET
INVENTED.
For (tie Ly
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Nos, 167 MEETING-STREET. ?nd
?JB KINO-STREBT, CORNER^E?TJF.vrN-SrREET.
Sept 7_i_??>
A lt R 1 A G K S AND HARNESS
OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
c
TH S &TJBSCRIBEU IS HAPPY TO INFOnM HIS.
friends ?od old customers toot be bis made arrange
menta with tho Celebrated Manufacturing Establish?
ment of Mr esr*. MoLear k Bendall for tho supply of
VEHICLES of all descriptions, and will be ready to
disposed tbe same by the 15th (natani, at the old
stand ol R W. Ou?e. No. 16, south sloe of Wentworth
street, and try ?lr ct attention to bnslne<s and LOW
PBICEi FOB GOOD ARTICLES, to merit the con
Unuinre of patron: go be his received for thc past
twenty years. M. H. .NATHAN.
Sept 6_._mwfB
?pi' HOM N ic ANO PORTABLE
OAS LIGHT.
THE TJNDBRSIGNHD RE^PBOrFOLLY CALLS
tho attention of the. public to the above named
LIQ HT, for which ho is cow prepared to receive
orden. It ia claimed for thlaXIght that lt ia supe?
rior to Kerosene or any other Illuminating oils
that it ia Nou ovplosive, and that it gives a light al
moat equal to that of Coal Oas, and is jost aa cheap
as Kerosene. .,
A ramp'e ni ty bc seen at No .1 Boyce's Wharf, and
lull information given by
Avenal 27 Low Imo . C. J COLCOCK. JR.
QUA?. HICKEY,
OIL D R R ,
PORTRAIT AND PICTURE FRAME M AN UFA O
TOREE,
' No. 345 KINO-STREET,
CHARLESTON. B.C.
LOOKING-GLASSES Of all slr.!S f. ?ed to Fran; rp.
juU 16 sac - fmw3mo
ASTRAL OIU.A, L
-NO CH AN OF. OF LAMPS
lHuminaling Oil-StHciljr
njeala-Winnot Krpkxle
ced higher {han. ja
j equalled i
c? iv* ti";
Tj\ALL AND tVMTEH IMPORTATION.
RIBBONS* MILLINERY AND STRAW GOODS
ARMSTRONG,. GATOR & CO.,
Mot, ?37 Si sad SSW Hswlt:more-8trert,
BALTIMORE,
? 1 UFO RT KR.1 A SD JOBBBBS OF
BONNET AND TRIM NINO H IB BON H,
VELVET AND SASH RIBB0N8,
?I - ? .
Bonnet Silks, Ba tina and Velvta, Ululions, Blonds,
Lacee, Buchet, Nels and Crape?,
FRSNCH FLOWERS AND FEATHERS,
Stl-SYvr Bonnclj sand Laadise' Haiti,
Trimmed and Untrimmed.
BILK, VELVET AND FE L r Ii ON NE ra AND HATS,
SUNDOWNS AND SHAKER HOODS.
THE LABOEST 8TO0K OF MILLINERY GOODS
IN TBIS COUNTRY.' and unequalled in choice
. arie ty, which we offer at prices that will defy com?
petition.
?3-0F1DER9 SOLICITED. Imo August 1?
STAIR BODS,
Biara, TUX (BLT,
A? Porcelain,
7\al r.piiff NO CU-lng, ?
wiro vus FACBirr -
DROP FIXTURE,
wandi waa so armin aa.
The OrlfjsAl tad only
ftSabUIhinr* aston,.
It can be applied to
any Stair Bod, either
"ioond pr Plat, and
reventa its Blipping
om tl? place. ~
' Ask foi|g>.e
Pattfit DfOp TVituM,
' ' SOLD BV AU. '?
Oarpert Dealer?,
AXE BUY NO OTHK
il til qiial^fxm? :
?int tri ? BLkcc Aim enn:
?TATft FT.ATlia,
'or Hotel?, Ttc?Unrsntb and Pobllc. Bulldlncs, I
? ' MANTJFACTUR?M) Si" ' ,'
V?t ? J- MERSEREAU, 62 Duane Stu N.Y
Angustia ;";.*. . ?Ai I 9mb?
jj tm. iiisw^t??-UiAs.1 -lil m I'
ij^J-.I i*, J/?A-jjk .^M VJ i' ? \#*\Q ni'.'
Kai? tor and Cons to* las i o n Mere ha rt t, ~ '
* - So. io. BOYCE'S tyjat?ff /?.
BX?BA HEAVY BSA ISLAND BAGGING AND'
TWINE FOR SALE. Advances made on Produce In
land., :-i , , . th STU August QA
r_?OLMKS Ac MACBETH,
Mo. 30 Bron a- street,
)Oharleiita, b, C.,
:iOK.ERb, AUCTIONEERS. RBALEBTATI
AND
BMKRAl. CO IM?1I *8 I U.I AGENTS
Will atttend tn Banting abd Couecting bf'Bents;
nd purchase and sate et -Stocks,''Bonds, Ooltf,
Hirer and Baal Estate.'. , . lu
; , ,.-u 'AtSO, '
To the Purchase of Goods and Supplies for parttea
n the country upon reasonable terns,
lan adz L. Houw,.......AiartAJn>iB MACBETH.
Jeouarvr: -' _. ' yr '
JTHB ASDHRStW' ISiTKl.LIOKH CKtf,
PUBL13U?D AT ABDBBSOK, B. 'C.** ? <>
10 YT ? O 0.<tP>'r oprit io r*.'
THE .rNtPLU'GKNCRR HAS A LARGS ASL
E- iCUy Inores?! ng circulation In Anderson had
ni counties, and,being the only pspcr pub
in Anderson, affords an excellent medlrrm,
or advertising. rfibtVi ? ? ; .:?). r^i unnuTr ut
RosLnett card? Inserted at reaaouaJe raJas LM
Libera) deductions rai de f'onj rejuar tarma to
earl? and bal i-jeariy advertisers.
aXaT^iubf?ri?tj?n ti 50 per annum. InrarUhly lu
!rzg3 .T,-,1 ,L ]\ ,,. ni ii ? -i ? ' ii'?~ ill'
?rtTl* AllLT-S XEOVii CaABLEalON, OH THE
lartaUa>t*rn BaUrosd, ahA.isr'ra?UUd in WilHamsv
et.'l 1. ?3 o* fl UA0.4? .<>*tVi tt, h4aaA!?
Praga, QLtjtraicals, (Ctr.
J^AftDY'S PROPHYLACTIC KU lu.
Letter Jron Hon. Atez. H. St ; fteiu, <./ Georgi*.
CnAwroiuwTitLK, O? . Beptcmber AI. 1866.
Darby's Prophylactic Fluid la an article of little
cc.it. bot great value. Its dorar?*ir ti woll as m edi
dual utea aro numerous, wbllo ita specialties ar?
most wonderful. I Lave not been without lt for
tro j carn, and no bead of a family vrho eau afloro"
te baTo lt should bc without lt.
ALEX. H. STEPHENS.
THE WUSDEHFUL FAMILY M K.m.
OINK.
Lttttr from the Surgeon-General of the late Confeder?
ate State*.
Bionuosn, Vu., January 14,1609.
Jomt DAMBT & Co., No. 160 Willum-el reel, New
York:
Gentletntn-1 hayo received your letter of tbe 16th
of December, 1B60, calline my attention to your
(Darby'B Prophylactic) Fluid.
-I moat eheerlauy tut? that Ibo Fluid waa furnish?
ed io, and extensively used by, tbe surgeons lu |
charge of goberai hospital? in tbe Confed?ralo Ber?
yl cc with great benefit to the patients*-all the mr
geoi'8 making a favorable report-a groat dealof.it
was used io the hospitals. r .. .
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
HAM'L PBEbTOS MOORI?, M. D,
THE ASTOfTlSlalRO
DIS IN $\? O TA NT.
EMOBT COUKOE, OXJTOBD. Gi., December 38,1866.
Prof. D&nsv: Dear Sir-Having "not been en
faged for maoy years, ia the active duties of the
I eil leal profesi?n. I am only supcrudally acquaint?
ed with the claims ef your PropbyUctto Fre?d,-stu!
am well acquainted with its chemical elements.
While, therelore, I cannot speak experimentally ot
the value of the compound. Tet the disinfecting and
tberapeutlo properties of the agent? employed in ita
compontioa, gtogether with the woll known reputa?
tion jf ita discoverer, as a cbemirt, authinzc me to
regard its mcritr ss ol a high order; on the whole lt
mnst he considered se a valuable eon ir l un Lon to tbe
class of articles io which 1? bcknas.
Ihec views, I may add, aro Mistalncd by thc testi?
mony ot many competent Judges, who ?ave tctttd
its properties. .Believe me, dear slr,
Ton?, respectfully,
A. MRAN8, M. D., LL. D.
t I HKS 111) UN H. WUUNDB, STINGS, S*C.
ALABAMA IS BANE HOSPITAL. )
TUSCALOOSA, December 22.1868. j
MeBcrfi. Jons DAUBY & Co., No. 160 William-street,
New York:
'? Gentlemu-1 received your circulars of the H Lb
Instant, asking an expression of opinion from ma aa
to tbe merita of your Prophylactic Fluid.. The pre?
paration bsa been BO generally used by the profes?
sion and public al large. | and so universally entre ru?
ed. Ibat it *eeme lo me to need no further recom?
mendation.
Aa a disinfectant and reme Hal agent too, wben in?
dicated, it ls not etcell? a b\ any similar preparation.
Wense peroieaDganlc pr cpa: ai ion? very extensively
in thia hospital, and cou U not do without t Lcm. 1
consider you'? tao best col most elegant pttpara
lion of-ibo kind manufacture J.
Respectfully yours, icc ,
P. BRICE. M. P.,
Sup't and Physician Alabama Inline Bofpita!.
MOW IK & JHIIHL.
WHOLESALE DHUQQI81S,
Sept 8 a A gouts for Bouth Carolina.
I.
-Ty K . KICHAU'S
GOLDEN REMEDIES.
' ASE FOR NO OTHER, TAKE ?SO Ol D t Ii, AND
you will eave time, bcaltb and money.
SICCO HF WA KD lor any cato of disease in eny
Btage which they fail io cute.
Dr. RICH&U'S GOLDEN BALSAM NO. 1 curer
Dicers, Ulcerated Sore Ihroat and Houtb, Sore
Eyes, Cutaneous or Skin Eruptions, Copper Colored
lllotches, Soreness of the Scalp, tero lu ia, Ac; is the
greatest Renovator, Alterative and Blood Purifier
known, removeaail diseases from the system, and
leaves ibo blood pure and healthy.
Dr. RIOHAD'8 GOLDEN BADS A SI No. 3 cures
M ere uri ?1 Affections, Rheumatism in all lt? forms,
whether ti om mercury or other causes; gives im>u?'
dl?te relief In all vases. No dieting necessary. I
have thousands ot Certificates proving tbe miracu?
lous cures effected by thero Remid le*. Price ?if
either No. 1 or No, 3, 16 per bottle, or two botttea for
$9.
Dr- UICII AU'S HOLDEN ANUDOTE, a rafe, spce*
dy. p'casant and radical cure tor all Cn nary Do
ragemente, accompanied with full directions. Price
13 per bohle.
Dr. RfCHAfl'd GOLDEN ELIXIR D'AMOUR, a
ladtcUoure for Nervana or Gun.ral Debility, in old'
CA-Toong; Imparting enerov with wonde fol < f*ct.
Prue $6 per bottle, or I wo bottles for 69.
. Ol- receipt ol price these Remedies will bo (.tipped
td any place. Prompt attention paid to ell corree
denta. Nono genuino without th" name of "Dr,
RICHAU'rf GOLDEN REMEDIES, D. B. RICHARDS,
Sole Proprietor,'-' blown in piase ot botiles. - -
Address D. B, RICHARDS.
NO. 228 Varlck-atrcet. New Tork*
' Office Honra from 9 A. M. to 9 P. M.
Circulars sent._ ly_ Joly 3
"O ? S O ? ? 8
TOBACCO ANTIDOTE.
Warranted to H em ove all Desire
for Tobacco.
?t la Purely Vegetable and contais*
not bins; Injurious.
The following le one of thousands of testimonial?
that are dally received by the Manufacturer:
RlCBKOKo. Va,, November 28, 1808.
DEAS Sra-Tho "Tobacco Antidoto" prepared by
you according to tba receipt yon have submitted to
me, and the Ingredients or which I have examined,
la purely vegetable, entirely .harmless, and contains
nothing In ine leaat Inj url ona. It ia not disagreeable'
to the taste, and aa a home article, I hope .you will
meet with ready aale for lt, and I believe that if the
directions aro followed, lt will do all you claimed fox
it. JOHN DOVE, M. D.
' Kf Price 60 cents per Dov. The uraal discount
to the Trade..
fi- For sale by
13 r. H. BAER,
WBOLF8ALE AGBNF FOB SOUTH OABOLINA.
June 7
JJ K C A R K F U b
WHAT MEDICINES
Y U U T A K K .
WHEN YOU ABE EX S AU3TED BT OVEKWORK
of bead or hand, and feel the need of something in?
vigorating, don't drink wbtakoy or any intoxicating
thing, wheiher nuder the name of Sitter* or other?
wise. Such articles give Inst o? much ttrength ta I
your weary bodv and mind an the whip gives to the
faded horse, and no more.; i Alcoholic stimulants are
Injurions to N. rv? health, and att-ALWATSfollowed
byDEJ?rtESiirNUBF-ALUIQN. .
Dodd's Neryjiie atidL; In-lg?ratoi
I* iTORIO nd 0FJrjrLE.flTIUDLANX which ip,
NPT.attonded by ^AUTTONV, >WtSFu "gaina for
ypdntnalt?l?lnaj vT?r* i tTe fr?st? body ox mind.
Itrifteahes ?nh natural strength that cornea lo sis*.
Weare not recommending teetotalism in 'heinterest ?
DranyJaotion; but. tong and ?aie&dou raimna" j
teac?j6?us (hst hs who reica-ta to the 0S&?6 torYresT ,
tw recuperation, w?U And. te no kcops nt lt, thai he
lt ktadHng a Oro In blt boites which ill coberrme
Use the flames of t*rdirlof(. Torn from IW JT??t* a
tonie that ?111 refresh ind not1 destroy.' D?DD'S
NBBV1HE lt: for sale by >all Drugtiats. . Price One
Dellar, 6<e Book of ceninrstei that accompanies
Mtcbjbotjja, " , j : ,4moa. i n? June 35
USE THE DOUBLS DWT?LLED ,
Prepirod, ?nd (or tale, wholfitle and retail, by
' - ! -1 "'BB. H. BALK,
.si. /.
May aa . . No. lal MetUng-street^
gfpatir patt?.
^^^^^^^^^^^^ : '"
PAHilMPJlW?IfE
yjl i . i-TIOKCI '. Mil 'll' .llJ
:Vmf/0^0??0 DYSPKPSIA? ' :
!':':" i ,;r., Aio.Ai&rVinAtatov.rn?!?.?>.. ????3
noT/AMt atoen?iMm> rr rsa
, UMDZOA.Lix>jnc)-ryx,*-if. '
hast i ? ? -? . . .
? HEOEMAN rar*&0.Y' '*!
I '.omm m 'imlioufr,
idt?i .'<? ??' 1
> , ?- , ^i r
i_ZZZZ" brilon Jfflfa?._
! IMPORTANT TO COTTON PLANTERS.
? THE GEOltGIA SAW GIN
j FORME BLT ?.CLF^ON'R^OiN, OF COLUM
AW\. ^tW LABOH-8AYINO, ANTI-FHICTION
*^^^WH '"'"'?HB IBK?I^^I^^O^^^ for ?DlormriUon and FeBcripUTc Lifts ri :L'
^Mmjf??l HUGER * RAVENEL,
.Ttlii^WiiIM ~3-gii?BT>? H EL^ SO. G(\ Kant Hay, Chnrlmlon, 8. C.,
?L%39^|!H^^ GF.NERAL AGENTS FOR STATE.
T ^?H" ^??^^S ?t??? PORTABLE TUCK THBFTUERU, HICK FANS,
?-Tl'i'! . G HIST MILLS, Ac
An?n?t 1!t ' rrja-?12
naitmaog.
N
KW HUUTK NORTH!
THE ST. LOUIS
JRON MOUNTAIN AND SOUTHERN RAIL WA Y
Is now open for business from
COLUMBUS. KY.. TO ST. LOUIS.
Making tbe quickest. s3fe?t and only all rall rout?
to 8U Louts.
Passengers taking Ibis route avoid one change of
care and a tedious river transfer of twenty miles,
and arrive In ht. Loun POUR ANO A H ALI' HOURS |
in advance of auy otber Road.
US' Train? leavo ( olumbus upon thc arrival ol
traine on Ibu Mobile and Ohio Railroad.
W. ll ALLEN.
Sept 1 Imo Ocneral Ticket Agent.
QOUTH CAROLINA KAlLROAUi
sgega?reBg*^jB5a5ss?a^^
UENERAL 9UPERINTi:NLENT'9.0FFlC?, I
CniM-aKTON. S. C.. April fl, 1H69. <
ON ANP AFIUR SUNDAY. APRIL lim, TRI
P aSStX?ER TRAINS ol the Routh Oiroln a Rail?
road will run as follows :
FOR AUGUSTA.
Leave Charleston.8. IO A. St.
Arrive at Augusts.4.4? P. M.
Connecting ?Ith tra?na for Montgomery, Memphis
Nashville and New Or] eau-s via Montgomery su?
Qranii Jauction.
FOR COLUMBIA.
I.eav: Charleston............8.?? A. Al
Arrive at Columbia.6.10 P. M
Connecting with Wilmington and Manchester Util
road, ?n j Camden train.
F01I CHARLESTON.
Lewe. Angosta..fi.'.'fi A, M
Arrive at Charleston.?.10 P. M
Leave Colombia.7 45 A. R
Arrive st Cbsrlcstou.B.io P. M
' AUGUSTA M..HT EXPRESS
(SUNDAYS tl'-FTILD.i
Leave Charleston.7.10 i'. M.
Arrive at Augusta.....:.6.10 A. M
Connecting with trains tor Mrmphle, Nashvili
iud Hew Orleans, Tie Grand Junction.
Leave Augusta.4.19 P. M
Arrive at Chu;li ston.1,0(1 A. V.
COLUMBIA NIGHT KS PR ESS.
' (BUMnaXS RXCXFTXD.l
Leave Charleston.,...5.03 P. M
arrive at Columbia.4.4C A. M
- Connecting(Suudays exc?piedl with Grecaville snr
Columbia. Ratlroad.
Leave columbia.J.Bu P. M
Arrive at Charleston.S.80 A. M.
BC M MER VI I.I.K THAIN.
Leave Charleston.LS6 P. M.
Arrive at BummnrvHle. fi.tOJ?. M.
Leave Bum merv Ula.1.T.10 A. M.
Arrive at Charleston.....8.3S A. M
CAMDEN BRANCH.
Camden and Columbi! Paesenger Trains on Most.
D?TS, WxnmssATs sud SATUBSAYS, connects wi tb
up and down Day Passengers at Ringville.
Leave Camden.'..: ASS A. M.
Arrii e at Columbia.11.00 A. M.
Leave Columbia.3.30 p. M.
Arrive at Camden.:.;.7.03P. M.
. .Signed! H. T. PEAKE,
April 10 General Superintendent,
Salts.
MARVIN'S
PATENT
Alum & Dry Plaster
FIRE PROOF
SAFES
-j.-..*.., i ? ..'ii..
.Axe mott desirable for quality,
finish and price. /
MARVIN'S
Cannot be Sledged !
N Cannot be Wedged !
Cannot be Drilled!
BANK VAULT8,
?XPRE88 BOXB8,
!;i ' FAM?LV PL AIC GAFES,
- '. COMBINATION LOOKS:
. flAaao send far a catalogue to
MARVIN A CO., '
' * j - ; CoUsst safe manufactrrrers) 1 . -' 1
a" '?Jinrfril {*W Brot?TnlyiN?tV York,
W^nonies (ioeBAnk^ilVCasT^uM^O
And for tale by bur' ag-onts in' tb*
?i Tirin?ip?; dties thrcnghout tht
ix ] .-, i.iM???Jtat<?,
FOB tULB BY
! ?No. ?08'EAST BAV? :i
CIIARLRSTON,."..., .
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Drufl?, CfytmirQls? ?Str.
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THE ONLY CERTAIN
RAT DESTROYER
WITHOUT
Disagreeable Results.
AD CXI, I? H ISAACSEN'S
PHOSPHORIC PASTE,
^.-?Blfjjkv HE nil ETI CALLY
^Mwa^^Hb^^^^ waled and warranted to
^ja^SHcJiJjBtg^HL* keep fresh /oral! time
Ike frreatoet discovery,
nf KB kind In the age we
^?^iggSa^witsaBllWWtP,*'W live In. No perf-on need,
^?j^??S?jH?}$f&i'^ bo troubled willi HATH,
?Ai MICE, BED BUGS or
ROACH KS. for Mr. Ii-aocfen's destructive re a: ed y ls
within the reach of all. Prepared only by himself,
from rare and valuable Compound?, ila cheapness la
as wonderful as tts efficacy. Hundreds of testimo?
nials have been received 1 rom aU perta cf the Bolte d
Slates.
The (rrcat adyantage thlx SURE POP posscstes
over all Fimilar preparations la tho FACT thal it is
Cr* tain In Ita ic fir et ?,
and free from tbe unpleasant DOFH of rate dying in
their hoirs, as it causes thom to leave the premises
to seek air, and con??mes them so entirely as to
leave
No Dlsajrrecablo Udor.
Numbers of rofcrences can bo mode to
Persons in tbts City,
who have successfully used it
SOLE AGENTS FOR SOU I'll CAROLINA,
DOWIE & MOISE,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS
Corner Mel ting and Haecl-streetf,
April 23 m wi Hmo Charleston, P. C.
K
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ON ACCOUNT OF THE GREAT NUMBER OF
. WONDERFUL CURES OF OBSTINA iE
AND INVETERATE CASES OF
SCROFULA
EY8PEP8IA
LIVER DISEASE
;j KIDNEY AFFECTIONS.
GENERAL BAD HEALTH, nm.,
HADE BT THE'
CELEBRATED "KOSKOO,"
' IT DAS WON THE ENVIABLE BEPUT AITON OF
being the beet and moat popular Medicine ever dis?
covered.
It le dally prescribed by physicians, and recom?
mended by many thousands of our beet citizens.
For sole by
DOWIE A MOISE.
Chsriestoa, B.C.
And Druggists and Merchants everywhere.
j?~ LADLES BUFFERING FROM ANY DIS?
EASE peculiar to their sex. can be restored to health
by using Da- LAWRENCE'S "WOMAN'S FRIEND."
It purifies the secretions, and restores the system to
a healthy condition.-tn
i For sale by - ? .
DOWIE A MOI3F,
. Charleston, 8. C.
July 20_pac_lyr
JJ-> OSADAX.1S mt
Purifies the Blood.
For Bale by D-r-a a. crisis Kvery-svatcra.
> Amy28 _ui
rjllllB BAB ll OP PILLI
TUM BISHOP PILL. I
TUB BISHOP PILL!
, A Purely Vegetable Pill (Sugar-coated.)
"COSTARV BISHOP PILL,
"ls of extraordinary Offloaoy for Conti vc ne*!, Indi?
gestion, Dyspepsia, Headache, Nervous Debility,
Liver complaint." "Thebest PILL In the world." ,
Medical Journal, September B.
TRY THE an
TRY T ll E M l
All Droga tats in CBABLE8T0N ?Vii leets.
OOSTAR'S "
STANDARD PKEPARATIONS
ABS
'.Cottar's'" Ital, Hoar b, Atc.. Kneimi a
"Cottar's" Baal Bsuj Kittmiastert.
..CootaT'a" (only pure) In i ret Poverie r.
ii "On?y Infallible Remedie? known.'' .
. lfl years entablWheJ In Nsw York." lt
"2000 Boxes and Flss ts manufjrtnr ed dally."
"111 Beware If f of spurious (roi uti op 1. "
"AU Druggiits In CH ARLBflTON sell Hiern "
For ?1, fi; M and ?ii thies, Address
' ?COSTAII" COMPASY. . ,
Of. . . -. '-<.. .
,., No.. 19 ALfrvV ard- straet, Ne*Jr Tsar At,
aV.d in CH ABfLKBTON, 8. C., by '
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