The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, September 11, 1869, Image 4
THE DAILY NEWS.
BTCDing.
[rOOM T1IK OEMS AN )
Child I let mo journey on my way ;
.It li already cold ind lalo,
the closing ol a dreary day,
I And I may neither pause nor walt.
Why Bing to nie ? So tenderly,
So stranuelv sounds thy noontide song 1
Wtial was the word ? LOTO? I.OVUV Ali me 1
I had forgotten it io long.
And ye', I think, In dty* long past,
I tbluk tho wurd oneil sounded swcot;
But now tho road ts dal kening fast,
? 1 go wheio lest the weary I cet.
Ibo darkening road winds surely on.
Trio slower flag the steps, aud slower;
My carly Oro le doid and gone.
. And c vary hour I fed lt more.
1'IiltSOIfAL GOSSIP.
-It IB Biid by a California paper that Gen?
era] Rosecrans will mako five millions out of
bis mini UR speculation*.
-Earl Vogt, the Gorman savant, is highly
indignant at the m suner in which Ibo Ameri?
can turners hnvo received hieofTbr to Jcoturo
in Ibo United Slates. Ho bad asked twenty
thousand dol?ais in gold, and three thousand
dollars for bis travelliug oxponece.
-Ullmann has asked ibo vetcrau pianist and
composer, Franz Liszt, to make a conoort tour
through tho Unitod Staten. Tho offer waa
promptly declined, M. Liszt repeating what ho
bad so often said before, that ho would never
appear again ns a concert player.
-Tho Swo?iBb papers express no lees sur?
prise thon satisfaction of a Dano who bad set?
tled some time ago in Stockholm and recently
gavo ten thousand dollars to tho poor of that
city, stipulating- nt tho samo tim? that 1rs
name should not bo montionc? under any cir?
cumstances.
-The Einst of Prussia bas twenty splendid
thoroughbred horses, each ot whom is worth
over twonty-fivo hundred dollars. Tbo Empe?
ror of tho Fronob has about four timos as
many, somo of tho animals being exceedingly
valuable. The stables-of tbo Sultan aro enid to
contain no fewer than I bree hundred splendid
horses, ibo finest collect ion of those animals in
tho whole world.
-Mademoiselle . Georges, tho ' celebrated
French-actress, waa on one occasion starring
in tho Pro vincos. Ono . evening, alter the fall
of tho curtain, the beaux of thc village assem?
bled round ber to congratulate her.' '"Ab, gen?
tlemen, " Bbo said, "to piny that part well,
ono ought to bo young and beautiful." "Oh,
madam," answered ono of the beaux, "jon
have provod tho contrary."
-Sir Henry Holland, ivbo bas just como lo
this country from England for thc ninth timo,
was consulted in Napoleon's last illness, ut
tendel Mrs. Thralo, thc friend of Johnson, was
the physician and friend of Campbol), Moore,
Bogers, iMadamo D'Arb'.ay, Joauna Baillie,
LordJlBrougham, Sidney Smilb, Macaulay,
Hallam and others; was at tho doatb-bed ot
Cann mi,-, knew Madame de Stael and Talley?
rand, need frequently to. most Lord Byron i h
society, of whom ho. relates many reminiscen?
ces; know Sir Philip Frauein.thc reputed,'nut hnr
of Junina, and has had an experience of tho past
ot ?hieb the ' present generation with nothing
but its hopes may naturally envy him. He is
certainly one or tho moat roniArkabl omen of
this'and.the past generation.' J - ,
-A .New York lotter fays. "Madame Anna
Bishop,<tbo number ot whose vocal years somo
unkind' newspaper paragraphlstB lias Von
cynical enough to remouibor, arrived id towri'
yesterday. ' 1 hopo she will not R?VO a conqcri.1
.What becomes1 of al t tho worn-out prima don-!
r.i!ut/ would mako a capital rnag a zinc article,
which I hop? to see some day 'trebled'of by one
weiP^Ttf?l?aHhbjedt.' .Wo hav? enough hore1
in New York'to const i tuto a good a .a'ed-'direc?
tory: nf .thurn ?wlv ea. Did I pity or op mpann i on?
oto thom ? Not m the least. . They bave bad
abondant bpportum ties ot laying np a snug for?
tune, They have tko kind of moral right to eq u an?
der- their" moans, and then expect,'in their
old age, to be well received by a po bli o
upon whom they bestow only the shreds of a
voice. These remarks may not apply to Mad?
ame Bishop. I hope they do not; but I have
learned too sad and cynical a lesson Crom can?
tatrices' agents, who prowl around improvis?
inc; brilliant romances about the voices of their
played-out principals, to entertain any expec?
tations hut doleful ones of any prima, donna
past her meridian."
AXZ ABOUT TUB STATIC.
nara rs SPARTANBUBO. ' H*'
The valuable flour and saw mills of Mr. B.
M. Pollard; situated on Lawson's Pork, nino
miles north ot Spartanburg Courthouse, were
destroyed by Aro on Wednesday night, 1st in?
stant. The burning ls not supposed to have
been the result of acoident, as there had peen
no flreuaod about tho premises for montbu me
vious. There were near two,hundred bushels
qt grain and a valuable-lot. of tools in. die mill
aCithe limo ot the burrum.'. Tho estimated
loss is $2500. Tho blacksmith shop belonging
tb Pinger & White, ?t Yalloy Falla Factory,
was burned on th o nicht 'followhrg. This Aro
was snppoeed to have- originated from the fire
in tho forgo. . < nuit
SF ABT AS DC BO FEMALE COLLEGE. , .. -.
Tho Spartanburg Female College, which has'
for some time been BU apo mle d. ie to be re-open
cd next January. Tho whola property has
i r on purchased by two gentlemen woU known
thtonghbut a largo portion of. tho Stato-Rev.
8?J??WM?*B:; Jone? on,i Hov. James F. Rmi tb.
BOT 8, B. Jones ia a graduate of the Citadel
Military Schopl in Charleston, hag had consid?
erable .experience, ip teaching, and enjoya ,a
very high reputation In this profession. Ber..
J. P. Smith is a aradoate of Bandolpb Macon
College, has cultivated literature to a consider?
able extent, and is otherwise well qualified io
make an em?iont professor. Tbote gontlemen
will secure/the Bervlces of a sufficient number
of other teachers, to give instrupti?n in tho
various department a belonging to a female
collego of high Rrado. Bopairs of the build?
ings are to oommence at once, and all the
necessary preparation ia to be made tor begin?
ning the exeroisea lat January, 1870.
flAST F ft OB T IN SPABTArTBTJBO.
The Spartan Baye:. "The effects ot frost were
?if.un in tho nortberu part of this district dur?
ing tho cold "snap" which was felt hero last
week. The frost waa light, and thc damaoo
scarcely perceptible. Wo seldom hnvq frost
here eather, than, tbo middle of October."
GOOD PRIORS FOB LANDS IN ONION.
The ?oion'y?fle Times says: "Ou Monday
last, several, tra?is of land, belonging to the
estate of the lite Colonel Z. Horndon, ?ere
sold at figures beyond the estimates of even
the State Board of Equalization. One lot of
824 acres, on the edge of town, heavily wooded,
but wholly unimproved, brought $804; another,
still farther out, of 18 acres, with somo Woods,
$400; another ol 16 acres, beyond. $36Q;a tract
of 8 acres; one mile from town, $9000; apotbor
Of 106 acres, $1325; a small tract of 149 acres,
one mile from town, brough t $1217; a Jot ot sn
acre and-a-half In (own, t?itb-> small house
thereon, ,WM poid for .$480.. Tlj'eeo eales wero
at priooa. beyond Anything hnowa'ln Union
Bince the war. The t*rma of Baie were Hilf
each, and the balance on six months' credit."
?.-nv i. SEAL' MTATB BALta in ?0n*i^??rT?R. '
.Beal estate Yu Chester went ' at .rather a low
flgu?sVpr? Monday; Tho brick building inEast
Cbeaterdqe'tI ah?Te.ttie Bnlroad Hotel, sold
nader .roreoJoaure of mortgage, brought $iw?.
The brick brui din g on Gadsden-atreet, loy; od
upon aa the property of O. Hejman; wont for
til om ?ndartwrwa-mortgage .rostlng upon.it
of about t&QpO. Other r&l estate and some .
personal pi"-1 ly ma- sold,- but at rodnodd J
price?. I
.1 ?MlMnCbl* -lt? Hlkm%WSS&M'v'
Tho'EoterprisoTeb?riA'fhbfollovr?rig^^jlM'
ot 8. J. Douthit. Esq,i Jtldgo of Probate: Ono
tra?t of ts nd, estilo of Bal?n? - E. -Jordan, tit*
ceased,-oontf in lng. oue hundred and eixty
ee ven. at??, twelve mODthSicredit, bought by
Rober I ilcCloary. tor $C80. One tract Witto*,
.slate of David W. Oreen, deceased, ocntaln
ii g ono hundred and sixly-Bixacrcs. bonght by
a H. Crittenden, for $162 cash. St Io J ofA. B.
Vicker*, Esq., ehorlff- Land of John Batos,
eighty-five acree, bought by Bamuel Banks,
tor ta06. Land of T. A. Holtzela.v, one hun?
dred and forty aoros, tought by J. W. Uoltz
riaw, for $100. This tract was covered by
mortgage. Two honaos and lots of Robert Mc?
Kay, on Buncombe-street, bought by Mrs Ju?
dith Atwood, for 12000. Land of t. 0. Austin,
Boram Place, five hundred and fifty acres,
bought by Thomas A. Hill, of Georgia, for
(1300. Land of T. G. AuBtiu, balanco after
homestead, three, hundred and forty acres,
bought by T. J. Aunt tu, for $290. Frcm pecu?
liar circumstance in each of tho above solos,
tbo prices obtained conuot bo regarded as at
all criterion a of tho value of lauds.
TBE BAPTIST T UKO LOO IO AL SEMINARY. AT
OBEEN VILLE.
On Wednesday last tbo session of tho semi?
nary commencod, and tho very interesting
ooremonial of inaugurating Professor C. H.
Toy took place in tho Baptist Church. Tho
faculty of i he Bum?uaiy now consists of Kev. J.
P. Boyce, D. D.t chairman ol the (acuity, who
is professor of systematic theology; Rev. J. A.
Bioadua, D. D., professor of new Testament
interpretation, involving instruction in tho
Greek; Rev B. Mauly, Jr., D. U., professor
of biblical introduction of homiletic?end poIr
omic theology; Rev. Wm. Williame, H. P., pro?
fessor of church history, church government
and pastoral duties; Rov. Crawford 'H?:Toy,
) UH t inaugurated, is professor ot old Testament
interpretation, ' connected' with' which ho'will
giro instruction in the Hobrow and Chaldeo, |
and also toaoh tho Arabic, Syraic and Sanscrit
language?. The ' number of students in tho
seminary already collected ls forty-five or up?
wards. Tho faculty aro expecting the num?
ber to roach sixty or more.
BALES-DAT IN TOBE.
Tho Yorkvillo Enquirer says : "There is a
general complaint of the shortness of the com
crop. Colton is in all stages, from very poor
to pretty fair. We note tho following sales :
T. S. Jofierys, assignee in bankruptcy, sold
ono tract of land belonging to estate of [lobert
Ferguson, cootaning two hundred and eighty
and a hali acres at $5 80 per acrp, wbich was
bought by tho bankrupt; alao one tract of two
hundred and oierbly-ouo acres, belonging to
estate of John Massey, for $5 85 per acre,
whiub was bought' by the bankrupt; also the
home place' bf th?' samo estate, containing
eight acres, with dwellings, whioh was pm chas?
ed by J. Parks Wilson, for $1525. Thom?
son & Jefferys, assignees in bankruptcy,
sold a tract of eight, acres, .and containing -a I
steam saw mill, belonging to tbs estate of 0.
J. Prido, tor $100. Ic was purchased by tbe
bankrupt. Tho clerk of the court sold, under
decree, one tract of 134 acres, belonging to es?
tate ol J, M. Smith, deceased, at $2 75 per
aere; aleo one tract bf. 32 actes, belonging tb
same estate, title not good, at 70 cents por
?cfe.: Thoso two" tracts woro purchased by J.'
5. li. Thompson. Also Ohe tract of lil aeren,
belonging to samo catato, at $10 50 per aare
bought by J. P. Hood,. Ibo judge of probate
sold a tract of 275 acres, belonging to estate ot
James Wallace, deceased, for $000,? and the re?
versionary interest .in :tho widow'? do.\er, for
$10-purchaser, J. Ft. Wallace." ; ?
QLoramcrcial.
: ' -/.. '. Eipons. ; ?
IIA LT I M ORK-Per steamship Bea Gull-3C8 bales
" Cotton,41 bales Domestic-', 47 cask? Clay, 10,000
feet 'Boards, 10 bales litaos, 8 bale - Rafts and
Wool ... .Per sehr Wenonah-200 tons Phosphate
Rock. _-tr ? <7 H.'C-D
Charleston Cotton, . Klee and tVewal
Stores .Market.
OKPIOC OF TUB CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS, I
CHARLESTON, Friday Evening, September 10. t
COTTON.-Tho market was depressed and prices in
basara' favor, Hiles 105 baku; aay ll at 28 s ; 4 at
BO; 12 at 29X: 86 at 30; 23 at 31. Wo quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to good ordinary.27 (ffl20>?
Low middling..10 ?
Middling..81 fe?
lly New York classirlcatli-n we quote i
.Middling.nominal.
Bios.-The business of tbe se st on opened with the
salo ot 60 tierces of good to common primo new Car?
olina clean at H>?<- V lb; 8 tierces new sold the aft er?
ndon before at RX-'
i NAVAL STOBES.-The market was quiet with tho
following sales: 2? bbls of No 1 roi in at fi 26; Odo
No 1 do kt $2 50; 1 do No 3 at tl 73.
Marketa by Teles;rssph.
FOREIGN Hi U SETS.
LONDON, September Io-Noon.-Oonsols D2J?.
Booda 81,**:. ' 'l.
i Lrvaapbot,, .September 0-Evening.- Cotton
Closed dull; uplands ll ?i'd; Orleans J 3X<1 ; sales
hm bales, i
DOMESTIC MAnEETS.
? Nsw TOBE, September 10-Noon.-Stocks woak
and unsettled. Moaoj 7c, in currency to gold.
M< rling. long 8t?; short BX. Gold 36X\ Cotton
'steady at sic Turpentine arm at 42>?e. Boain,
strained common te good 12 66*9-40.
Evening.-Cotton steady; sales 600 bales at 3lc. I
Flour, State and Western steadier; superfine toj
faner, State. $6 ?5e7 ; white Western $6. Caa s xi; ?
Southiin a sha?oflrm?r; common to choleo ex lr* SC
coal I.' Wheat, white Southern ?1 66*1 81. . Corn doll11
and SaSc lower; mixed Western $1 ISal 18. Beef
quiet. Mesa pork a abade' Bren er at $31aSl 26. Lard
steady; kettle 19j?a20c. Whiskey decidedly firmer
at Si 16all6, the lattar for iron bound. Groceries
quiet. Naval 6tores quiet. Money esBfor at dale;
supply liberal.- Sterling wroik ?at 8>?a8 J**. ' Gold
86K> Stooisflrm, ssl ?- 1
BALTTHOBS,.September40.-Cotton doll at 34c.
(lour advanced 26c; Howard-street superfine ac 60.
Wheat firmer and steady-. Corp scatce; white $1
25*1 28; yellow $1 ?4. Cits ?0\62c. Bye' *l IS.
Me*s pork quiet. Bacon Activo Lard leXaSOXC
Wbisksy $1 Hal 16. j '-",.,
CINCINNATI, September 10.-Whiskey $1 08. Mesa I
pork $H2 60. ",' r"''' ' : 1
'ST. Loots, September 10.-Whiskey firmer at ?1
NU 10. Hess pork galet. Bacon firm; shoulders
16KC; detr aides 19c LirdlBXc. - - ' etta
LOUISVILLE, September 10. - Provision? flor merri
Hess pork $83 25aS3?0. Bacon, shoulders1'JB'?**C;
Blear sides lOKaiolic 1 Lard 20c. Whiskey steady
at al 08,.
WILMINGTON, September 10.-Spirits turpentine
39c/ Rosin steady at $1 70a2. Orodo turpentine
unchanged, ' Tar $2 60.' Coltoi-, nothing doing. ' '
AodtterrA, ' September 10 -Cotton, on arie i more
active, but prices easier; t?tes/ 890' tia?es; receipts
292 bales; middling easy al sic: tales' for the Week
HS bales; receipts for the week 1433 bale*.
SAVANNAH, September 10.-Cotton, receipts' 1053
biles; few sellera showed a deposition 'to moot the
views of bay ere; sales 203 balo , on a basts of SOKc
for middling.
, MOBILE, September 10.-Cot ton, receipts 1 or the'
week 976 bales; exports coattwlse 830 bales;' stock
1367 bales; sales for the week &B bales;- salea to?
day 100 balea; clewed firm; lowmlddling 29>?c; re?
ceipts 816 bales; exports 77 bale's.
NEW O SULTAN a, September 10.-Cotton easier;
ailsa 306 bales; prices unchanged; receipts 976
bilsaj salea for the week 1960 bales; receipts to-day
a;G bales; receipts for the week, gross 2692 balea;
net2316balee; exports coastwise. 1043 bales; stock
2086blles. Gold 85?;. Sterling 45','.
Hew York Bice Market.
Tbe New York Journal of Commerce of Wednes?
day, the 8th haslam, saya that there is bat a mode?
rato business doing in Carolina, though tho Insde
quste snpply keeps pri?es steady. We quote 8 n a
?9 ?ie. If or Rangoon them la a fair-lobbing trade at
7a7^c. but tot? In bond are dlfflsult to move. We
quote 21?s3;?o, g>ld.
Wilmington Mnrket.
W ILM IN a TON. fleptfinber 0 - Spun rs TunPEN
TINE.-An advance of y,c was obialnsd, and 660
casks were taken at soo.- . .<
ROSIN.-Salea of 293 bbls at $1 60 for strained, $2
for extra No 2, and tl for No 1; also 60 bbls window
glass at ?fl 10. ... "A
Cnrmi TtraprWrtXK -Sales of 170 bbls at $2 60 for
yellowin, and A3 for virgin.
TA?.-ari" 'advance of BJ took place since our last
rsr*^ and 76bbisxhsngeyi banda at ?2 60 per bbl
i.'orrcN.-Sales ot 11 bales at 31, 81 xaSltfc for low
mtddll?g,c . .
..-.rl-i:. ' -
.Si ashville Market. : ;
NASHVILLE, September 7.-COTTON.- Tho re?
ceipt? af colton for tba week, foo tup, 17 bala?, with
shipments of 10. ' ".'-?.' SI
eales to-day. of two bales ordinary at 80o, ,.
NASHVTLL* CORO}* STATsaaEwr.
Received to-dsy...v.. i.. .-i't'.V.. 4
B e eel ved pre vi onsly...-........... i..............18
Total.W
Bhtppsi[ to-day >*. lr AK A :. i. .v.? ?.. A L W& -.. 4
ghtppsd previously...,..<. C
I . ? i?> actttewbOlui? .. nii:.:i -i i.-'-'J: > .
; Totsi..............v...-..a.io
Utockon hand....-'..-.'.M'.rhfi7?-7*
^FLoxra-Wo still report, ai very acUve market at
"v^^li^i^nblTe'xlM ?fitCst? l?^?'ailbj.i
satire week, aaa dealers have not been able to fin
th i lr orders. We beard of receipts of SOO bushels
loose re-dey, for which $1 was paid, and also eales
af 2C0 batbrU loo? to miller at fl 01 ft butbat
WHBAT.-Tho market his beoo Bte id y daring the
week at Hal CB for Mediterranean; red 9110; amber
tl 16; white tl 20al 36. Tbo recel?t* to-day amount?
ed to 3830 bu-bula, frith receipts Of tho week or
18 893 bnibcla against 13,698 bushell the woek pre?
vious. ,.
Tbe receipta of wheat for the correspond lng week
last year wero about 3600 bushels. Tho quotations
were fl 80 for red ; 81 76 for Mediterranean, and $1 90
far siuber.
H IULE T. - We hoard of ahlpmeoU lo-day of 900
bushels at 31 60, sacked and delivered lo depot.
Macon Market?
MACON, Bcptcmber 8.-COTTOH.-Becolpts to-day
683 bales; sales 89; shipped 183. ltcceipts for tho
Meek ondlng Ibis evoning 1861 bales; Salo* for Mum
timo 1073; shipments 1211. Becelpts for tbe Orsc
oigfat days of September, 1818, amountod >o 263
bales ; receipts fur tbe same time, 1869, amount to
2052 bales.. The market during th? work ending
thia evening bas been Arm and active 'on a haMS of
30c formiddlinps. To-day, however, the demand
was ohecked under tho uniavorablo market reports
from New York and Liverpool, and tho market
cloted very quiet al 30c, nominal, for middling.
MACON COTTON STATXatBNT.
. Block Beptember Isl, 1869........bales. 170
Itccalved to-day. 663
Received previously. UTO-2063
Total. 3291
Bhlppsd to-day. J?2
Shipped previously. 1/10-U33
Block on hand this ovoning. Bu9
Columbias Marker.
COLUMRU*. September8.-COTTON-Unfavorable
adrices Atora ?J&w York, cancelling orders, and the
scarcity of currency, has made to-day a vory dull
one. The . majority of buyers could obtain no
money,.because lt waa not tn the banks. This will
no supplied to-day or to-morrow. The main orders
Irom Now York wore cancelled during ihe day, and
that market has declined lie As a consequence
the malo cause being a wantof currency - tales wore
comparatively light and Btorages heavy. In tho
morning tome middlings brought 31c, and a few
hales ol the Dickson variety aila for 31 Kc. In tho
afternoon, little wai done, and thc market decUnod
a half cent. Tbe following are o losing quotations:
Ordinary U7c; good ordinary S8i38)?c; low mid?
dlings 30c; middlings.ao^c; good middlings 81c.
Salsa 93 bales; receipts 101 bales; shlpmonta 201
bales.
Dat LT STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Soptrmborl, 1809.126
Received to-day. 161
Becolved previously.,. 161-?36
Total.... 760
Shipped to-day. 201
Shipped previously. 343-643
Block Septemfter fl'. I860....., j...... 207
consignees per noiittv'.iaabiinia ll?talroad
September.B and IO.
,870 bales Cotton, 82 bales Domestica. 43 bales Rags,
166 bbls Naval hu rcs, 2 cars Wood, 1 car Lumbar, 3
cars ttock... To Rnilroad A?< nt, Courtenay & Tren
holm, claiborn, Herring ft Co, Palter, Bodgera k
Co, Goldsmith & Son, Prest A;-Achier. Itecdex ft Da?
vis. CaldwejUt toji, G_0 WiiVWY CorA^Salrtisj.
Uowl njrfc Co, Wa; nor" fr-Rle wart, Mowry & Co, W
W Smith, O ll Ingrauam & Son. A B Mulligan, O W
WWlUns ft Co, Kirkpatrick ft Witte, O D Abren s, ?
and Campton ,ft Co. . . .. u--,.?
jj em i'" 'f'Qii liOAiti
Consignee* pir Xoi t heniat ern Kallroud
.j september ja".^ bnuoi
02 balsa Cotton. 24 bbls Naval Stores. 20 bushels
Rlce,: bbda Bacon, cara Phoiphato, Stock. Tobacco,
Md?n.,ftc. To S D Money, W K Ryan, J Fcblnner,
Rend all & Dockcry. O W Wilhams ft Co, Frost ft Ad
ger, A 3 ?altn^.-Ntttrhmann-it. CorG A 'Irmholm ft
hon, W C Uro ft Co, Poller, Rodgers ft Co, Bbackel
ford ft Kelty; Mo wry A Co, Reeder ft Davis, O A
Movn, and Order. , . . 1 .
. ... 1 rr Fa?ssetatjers;"" ~T v
POT steamship James Adger, 'from New York
R Singleton and wits, Mrs O B Parker, Mrs A,8
Blako. Mles M McMahon, II Kissoll, wiro and child,
Miss Ktsstll., V G Colling. Mrs CpOlcp, H O Conon,
J I) Irvin, W Graham, ll Turner. D Thomaa, P Cork
ley,: j O L?nghlinj H Gilbert, GUT Wlndaor. C Emery
and wife, ER CowperthwatL/ D S Cnttipo, W H Al?
len, L M Loser, and 3 on di ck.
Per steamship (ita Gull; for ll.iltlmore-Mrs F F
Chapeau, W H Jones, D y illly, Mrs Quilty, llisa
Bell, ond Mis s Ress.
Per sttamor Pilot Boy, fi om Boanfoit via Edt ito
Mrs Shlpcr, W Heyward, EU Mlk-11. WWhateyr? D
Ford, H M Balley. J Chadwick, and 16on deck.
Par steamer Emilie, from Qoorgotown,' S O-Mra
MK Too LU er, A Hampton, D.L Pringle, S ja Bollo, H
P Preston, A J Isear A Pudlgon, A Miohalowiky, W
w Shackelford. R 8 Isard, U May. II. Hernandez. T
Tilton, Mist niton. Mles Bntter and servant, Mra H
Reeker, and H Tlltsaj, Jr. .
farine afetoa.
P?rjfc" of ^ir?srl'??tora'.' ?e'pt'r' ' IX.
POItT OALK!ISI'l_)>V_K..
rn? rs 0? Tn? BTO?K.
?iNew Moon, 6th, 12 boura, 46 minutes, moraine.
First Quarter, 13th, 4 boura. 3 mluutcs, evening.
I r nil Moon. 20th. 3 hours, 21 minutes, evening.
;Last Qu art-r. 28ib. 4 hours, 3 minutea, evening. ' '
Ol 'ii itlol
BEFTEMBEB,
I Cl Monday.!..
I 7lTueaday....
8 Wednesday,
Binrarsday...
12 Sunday.
a CN
BIEFS.
6. .89
f>.. 40
6. .40
6..41
6.-42
B..-42
6.. 48
eris.
MOON
BETS.
fl..10 I 6..6ft 8.. 3
?..15 7..IC H..46
Cit 8..16 9..31
6..12 B..6B- IO. .XT
6..11 6..39 .11.. 9
-6..10 10..29- Morn.
6.. 8, ll.. 8 I 12.. 4
BTOH
W ATE n.
Arrlvcrl Yrste.rciny.
Steamship James Adjrer, -Lockwood, New York
left Tuesday, P'af. Mdse; lo-Jame* Auger ft Co.
8 0 Railroad Agent, N E Railroad Agent, Florida
D burkett. Cameron, Barkley ft Co. J Campeen AOo,
?lacias ft Witta, (T C H Clatusen, H Daly, P Darcey,
H Devereux, Dowie ft H?be. M Brake, J ti Eason
; ft Uro, P En te Imap, I L Falk ft Co, D FFlemtnr ft'
Go; J H Ia ear,'Parch gol t Bro?, H Gerdts ft Co, J W.
. Bania ton, J Gorham. O Graveiey. W Gurnoj, Hart
; ft Co.lHotmea' Book 'Store,- J H Holmes, Holmes ft
Calder, T M Horsey ft Bro, N A Hunt. W Hunt, Jen
.Bingal Thomlinson ft Co, J*fforda ft Co. B Jordan ft
Son, C Kerrison, J P Keip. Kin.man ft Howell, Knox,
Daly ft Co. K Krcesel, Jr, Kriefe ft Chapman, Leng
nlck A Ball, A Langer, W T Leon har J t. O Lltech?J,
iMoLoy ft Bios, M antone ft Co, S B Marshall. W Mer
iniugb, J a MUD or ft Co, Maller. Nimitz ft Co. J H
Murray, Nachmann k Co. B O' Nt 111, Pani, Wei eb ft
Brandel. G B Ping ree. 1 A Quackentrath, DB Sucox,
W Heineken A Co, Dr W A barine, Stenhouse ft Oo, 8
.Thompson, Strauss ft Vanes. V P Toole, Wagener ft
. Montees, Walker, Evans ft Cogswell, P Walsh, W IJ
Webb, Werner ft Ducker, W G Whllden ft Oo, A 8
?Wlulngton ft Co. L Wolakopf, J Wlrth ft Co, J N M
Wolli tm mn, W J Yale', Mrs H J Zernow, T M Bris?
tol!, Crane, Rollston ft Co, W Shepherd, Johnston,
Crew* ft Co, L Cohen ft Co, A ming, J Jara, Chiaohsa.
Bros, J Q Vance, Maraha'1 ft Surge. H Klalfe ft Co,
ID Solte/i, W Marscher, North, Steele ft Wardell, W
A Mebrtsns, R P Lucas, S H Wilson, 8 Marco, Leiter
ft J, W Ufferhardt, Pelser. Bodgera ft Co, Raveoel ft
Holmes. J T Kanapeux. J B Togui, H A Duo, E Perry,
R White. Q W Wtiliama ft Co. Dr Ancrum, B Oz Wil?
kin?, Order,'and others. . 'North of Battsras expe?
rienced heavy, gales from SSE round to NW. On
Thursday, at 2. Ul) A If, off Oa po Ra 11 oms, paatod
Bleameblp Charleston, hence far N*^ York.
Steamer Emilie, Lewis,1 O^crrgeto'wn, ' 140 bags
' Rice Flour, and Sundries. ".To BnackeUord ft Kelly,
Werner ft Pucker, J M Eaton ft Brother, 3 F Taylor
ft Oo, J R Pringle, J D Aiken ft Co, 8 Henerey, Mrs
H A Middleton. J A Qiuckenbusb, Bliloy ft Creigh
' ton, and 0 Alston. Fr.". '. . . 1 \
Steamer Pilot Boy. Peck. Dean fort via Edi? to, ftc.
8 biles Sea Iilanl Cotton, Mdse and Btmdrl**. To
JD Aiken ft Oo, O H Hoppock.'B Rhett, Baven ol ft
'Co, H Oreen, Southern Express Co, W Xrassel, B U
Adams. J Saunders, B 0 Rober faon, H O Loper, and
Kllnck, Wickenberg ft CO. <' f;x
! ci ii? red Ye a tr Ttl r? y.
?teimshlp Sea Gnll, Dutton, BaUhnora-Conrtensy
ft Trenholm.
' Behr Wenonah, Mitchell, Baltimore-Risley ft Creigh?
ton. . - '.
Behr J M Richards, Irving, New York, via George
' town, 8 O. rita"
Blalled, Yesterday.
Steamship Bea Gull, Dutton. Baltimore.
Brig M O Bosevtilt, Farnsworth, Boston.
Behr Wenonah. Mitchell, Baltimore.
Behr Virginia Dare, Johnson, Wilmington, N 0.
' Fwo th? Port. ? _ - . ,?
.Bteamsblp Falcon, Horsey, 'Btltimora, Be'p? 9.
BhlpB C Winthrop, Stewart, Liverpool, August 20. .
Clentrcil for th!? Fort. I
BarkR B Walker, Peltengp), it Boston, 8erit 7. ?
?r ?, Ab? B.'W 'it' PO* i I .1" '
No..:84* .PINJE.-8T BEE7$- '
* NSW TORS arr. 1
J. M. MORGAN, lat? of Oharlesl in, PIC.
Negotiate f-al?? of BOUIHERN BEAL ESTATK,
and exohanges of iho aamo for Merchandise, ftc
Befar to Messrs. Geo. A. Trenholm ft SOD, Charle?-'
,ton.B.?. .. - -<"?'.9f'" -""T- 8^4-,
ij-Offff M AM ?111 ALL, Jr.,
' ' COMifl??lON MERCHANT.
NAYAL. STORE?, COTTON. LUMBER AND BICE.
i OTABI?SVON) B.'?. "?':' '
' Augn?t34 ,t..>,'Al -i'......> :i - V s
HILLIARD ? S AL LU-:. A'J*D'-OCM?,'
ArttVdtkpOBTBB OP BILLIARD CTJOVH. 'C?JE
Latter Ohalk, and Billiard Mmbasdlaa In general.
f?o. 80 Folton-streit, ?lew York.
May 7 tfmt*
/cTt?lijtrfl.
THE: "CAHOMNA RKRTILIZKU" is MABK IHIOM THI; PHOSPHATES ev
South Carolina, and ia pronounced bv various chemists ono of tho best Manures known, only interior
to Peruvian Guano in lu Fr.HT ILIZIN'i PROPERTIES. Tbeso PHOSPHATES aro the reunios of extinct
land and ava animal?, and possess qualities of the greatest value to the agrirulluribt.
We annex tho analyBla of Professor SHEPARD:
"LABOBATOUT CF TIM M EUI CAL COLLEOE or SOUTH CATI OM NA.
Analysis nf a sampto of CAROLINA FERilLlZER, pcraonallv selected:
Moisture expelled at 311 deg F.i.10.70
Organic Matter with some water of combination exnellol at a low red beat.16.60
Fixed Ingredients....66.80
Ammonia.3.00
Phosphoric Acid-Soluble..:.COO.Equivalent to ll 27 PotablePbospbale of Lime.
Insoluble. 0.17....Eqnlvulcot to 13.4? Insoluble (bone).
13.13 ? 74.70 Phosphate of Limo.
Sulphuric Acid.11.01.Equivalent to ffi.D? Sulphate cf Limo.
Bulphate of Potash. HO
buipbate or i'oda. . 3.60
Sand.11.C0
On the s tren nth ol thcto result?, I om pl?U I certify lo the superiority of tho CAROLINA FFRTI
LI ZEB, examined. ? C. V. SHEPARD, Jn."
49* We will furnish this excc'.lcnt FERTILIZER to P;oolois aad cttcri at ICO per ton of 2000 lbs.
OEO. "W. WILILIIJ?L3^S & CO.,
Aueust 14
FACTORS.
HE
flousc-farnisljinfl (Eoo?s, (Str.
' E^ABLI??HED; 1888,
. .A. . D IT O
NAMJFACTUItElt OP
PLAIN AND STAMPED TIN WARE,
AND WHOLESALE DEALER IN
JAPANNED-WARE, HOUSE-FURNISHING UOODS, &c,
Mos. 18 HlYVK-STItKET A M? 560 KIVll-STKEKT, CH AllLICSTUN, 8. C.
ROOF1NO AND GUTTERING DONE. tutht?mos Augusta
prnfls, (Eijcraiiuls, <?tc.
CF-. F AL" s m y i y ,
m y?il SC- ; tftr? .-.=?...:..:':. . . *
Apothecary aud Chemist.
No. 1Q3 Meeting-street
CHARLESTON, H. O
TUE ADVEUIIHER EEO3 TO. CALL ATTEN
TION to hil ttock of the beal Imported and Perce?
>'.'.?.'(,. :.T . .. ..." , . .. JJ ;
i CHEMICALS, DRUGS,
ABD
PATENT MEDICINES.
iDEATH TO FLIES.
j . tl - f ;.vtJi ' .' <.i cl;.:.:' 1 ..
IHK
LIGHTNING
LIGHTNING
LIGHTNING
. : . ?ii -
.J li
LIGHTNING'
FfcYPAPEli
r'iSfrtiA {/? i)'..0. : ii }?) ..-}'.
<iv.t!u:!;]b.Y Tib.f : -ti i .
FLY PAPEK
.ilt>.**>,?-i- v-;?y. ? ,?, ...
ll A:! - - r . t
FLY PAPER.
SUBS AND 6PEED? DESTRUCTION TO
Jt9MC.IitWlx; \>.t *'. f -. .?*??i*r '. ti
TBI?V rnODDLF^oSlE VISITOR.
J.
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\>?K,SALE B?
THE SHEET, QUIRE OR REAM,
. . - ^.IMV ?^2^.i:"-:'!-ir;.i
'I - 33 "TZ" THE ADVERTIBER.
.rurin rtftpl -:
I ? ? il <*, H ' ii (I < ? > ?. . , j
,-vY.^t. t?^^^?fe &m I
Yb?cb ' tuve e?tA0U?n?d for' thwne?lv??? rVp?'taliou
I ??II . coutiariiDC? of .th^pubjk pei roni^Jjwhlrb
1 a? hitherto boen eil ended io bim.
Q1TRATK OF MAe*fiefJIA.
A GOOD OOOUMO SU il ME R MEDICINE. MAE B
(raab every day, by - Tnt. B. BA EB,
MayM. iso, lil klee ting, ii re? f.
Priifls, (jil) to ir als, (CU.
jry K . O. S. PR'JPHITl'*!
FAMILY MEDICINES
. . OONBISTXKO or ms CKXEBBATZD
LIVER MEDICINE,
ANODYNE PAIN KILL IT,
ANTI-BILIOUS PILL8, AGUE PILLS,
Dysentery Cordial, Female Tonic
ANO
PURIFYING PILLS.
TBE FXCELLENT REMED? KS OF O. S.
P?OPUTTT, M. P., BMd no recommendation
their well known power In removing tho diseasespe?
en! lix to oor Southern ch m ?te having already estab?
lished for them an e-iviablo r?putation tn Georgia
and the adjoining c tat es. ?a Uaa majority of person?
living in the Eouth are prodt?po?ed to dl?ease of , te
Liver, lt ia granted by all intelligent physicians thal
moat of the | paint and aohea of our people are due
to orginic or innctlonal derangement of that Impor?
tant organ. ProphlM's-Liver . Medicine and Anti
Bilioua Pills.strike directly at tbo root of tho evil.
Tb Jv cure the Liver, which in nine caaes out of 'en,
is at the bottom ol' the Coup ba. Dyspepsia, Colic,
Sick Headache. Rheumatism.: Ooimtlpcticm. Men?
strual ubhtmeticce, tte, so. common among OUT
people. Earache, Toothache, Acute' Bbeumatism,
Neuralgia and bodily palna of every kind Oe before-'
PltOPHlTT'd PAIN KILL IT.
lite chaff before the wind. .
tp itt) PH ITT VS ?JVK1I MEIlIt INK.
Dr. PropMtP-Having used thia medicino spffl'
ctrnlly lom? to test its virtue,.tndto sanara- my .own
mind that it is an invaluable, remedy ipr Dyspepsia
-a diseaao from wt/ichr the writer has suffered much
for tlx years-and being persuaded tbat hundreds
'who now suffer from thia aa roy Lng complaint would
be signally benefltled, aa he has been, by Ita use, wo
drem it a' duty we owe to this unfortunate class to
'recommend to them tho nro of this remedy.- which
has given not only himself, but several members ol
bis family the greatest relief.'^ '?. .
.irai . .. '.:>.-. M. ,W. ARNOLD,
Of the Georgia Conference.
. DDOLT Cotrim, GA , April, 1687. -
Thia la to ccrtlly I bat I was confined to tbe bouse,
and moat ol' the titre to my bed, and ronVHng the
great cit agony. Imaginable with ll booina t Ism, for
ovo mouthe, and alter trying every available reme-,
dy,'willi no relief, I waa'cured with'two bottle* o!
Dr. O. S. Propblti'a Anodyne Pain Kill It, each coat-'
lng t fly cents only; it relisted. mo almost instantly.
I therefor? recommend lt in'the highest degree ?0
others Suffering 'irom similar disease.' I. ran aay
that it is one of the best family medicines now out,
certain: Toura truly. w. A. FOR KU A NP.
COVTWOTOH, Ga., July 9, 1B?7.
Dr. Prophil.-Having used your Liver Medicine
for more thar/ a tear in my family, I cheerfully rs
commend lt to -allpersons suffering from Liver af?
fections, Byspepsia or Indignation in any form.. I
also recommend your' Dyisntery Cordial as the beat
remedy i or ibax disease, iii O.T. noG Eft?.
8TACTOBDVT1XB, PUTHAM CotTNTT, Oe t. t, 1867.
Dr. O.' ft Prvphiit-Dear Bir-Ibis la tocerhly
that I have used your Ague Pills for lbs last ten
yean, and I have never failed lo curs tho Ague in a
singlo Inalance with Hiern. 'They al treys break tbs
chi ila the Brat day that I hey aro glvon. J can reoo ru -
mend them hs being the nest aguo mcdiclbe that 1
have tv tr found, and they leave no bad enacts folio vr
ipg them, as Qnlnlno, fed. ...
Toura respectfully. A. WESTBROOK
" . .. . I. . ,^J.-1tiI . : . '
Dr. Q. S. 'Propkitt-bu-I.have used for tbs Ital
two y rar? In roy family yon ' Elver Mod Irin e, your
iain Kill It, and your Fe maia TOT io, ?nd I have no
foars In saying that they are ttiobc?t modlclpo. I ha ve
ever med fOr-ili? Wtn aol rlforoaeh. ? Nearrs'gieand
Rheumatic affliction?, Beadache, Oollc/antt pal as ot
every hind art) snbducjd br them. (After natng tu?
msdlolnes colong,.*'cheerrauV rocommraa loom tg
ni.y and every oner atad t o alltha t af n afflicted, a? tbs I
??eat and, safest remtdies. for. all the distales for
vt Bleb thsy ate recommen?ai). Ac'.
; .;? Tonrs/rtaprcUully, : JAM?B WRIOUX. -
: TW* Medinina, with ifs .asoc?ate1?'- ls a Mfe and
Certain remedy for all curable d Ufa MS to Wkdch Fe?
males'' atone" aro, liable., lils aLjoan .?asUepipit?,
Tentative of V*4?r>t?Vtn?ito?ierf
taiealneltherroaleorloqca'6. lt bi a powerful Nrr
\ftU^^6^ M ^X WMw<?*lB
i AU or thc above MadicJnea sold by Dru?gitta and
yer?c^nfs^tmeraPy jh^ugbout ?ho aoothweft. .
? ED.. i Si^'BUTlN HAM.' '
Wholesale and Re Ult Agent,- '? - ?
TU OoT ^'0 ' KI? 8* ' '* te t, ( qeaw" Calhr/n fl J . ^
tVerfared drny"tr> ' tri. ol 8.' W?pffe^
s pris to; a ,n >,atdfhcaatoa:: ttl sliQrvraalltwtiOar1
? S ? V*?1 p-^y. Wi lm', i ?
li'.r. f '? '?' 'i 4 'wodtt nam #-oir. r i brt. )ru\c
.^"i^'aCi1'1 rir> L''
Pori Hes tbe Blood.
Vor Saule by Drat ag ft s atverTWbere.
.my 28 ' *'t
St?gs, (Ci?fmic?U, dtr
rp ii ic B i s II o i? p i ii iii
rm; BISHOP I'll.I,:
TIIK BISHOP PILLI
A Purely Vegetable Pill (Sugar-Coated.)
"COSTAUV BISHOP PILL,
"IH nf extraordinary efllcacy for COillvrness. Indi
(joellen, Dyspepsia, Headache. Nervous Debility,
i Liver complaint." "The best PILL In the world."
Medical Journal, S'ptcmbtr 8.
(, j TRY T H E Ul
TRY T H 13 Ml
*ar AH DruRRiate in CHARLESTON.MilIbeoa.
** COSTAR'S "
STANDARD PBFPAIt ATI?N 5S
ARE
"Coatnr'M" Hat, lloucli, dec, KiKrmi J,
"tostar'?" Bed Baft" Exterminator*.
''tostar'?" (only pure) laaaeot Powder.
"Only InfallibleRcnicdica kimmi."
"18 y ears established in New York."
..2000 Doxca and Planks manufactured dully.'
"111 De ware 1 I I of spurious itu I tailor.?."
..All Druggists in CU ABLESTON sf 11 I hr m "
For $1, ti, it and $0 sizer, Address
?.COSTAR" COM PA fa Y,
Mo. 13 Howard-st re ct, Now Yorlt.
Bold in CHARLESTON, C.. by
tilMlllll It ll. W I \ KUI A.I di ct?.
March 2a_nae_lyr
p ic CA1LKPUI,
I WHAT MEDICINES
YOU TAU K .
WHEN YOU: ftRREJCU aO.Hl ED HY OVEI.WOPK
ot bead or hand, and lcd tho need ot aonieibll-R In?
vigorating, don't drink whiskey or any intoxicating
tiling, whether under the name of Hitters or other?
wise. Such articles glv<? Ju?t a? much strength to
your weary body and mind as the whip gives to the
Jaded horse, and no more. Alcoholic atimultnls ore
Injurious to Nerve health, and aro ALWAYS followed
by DEPRESSING REACTION.
Dodd's Nervine und Invigorator
ls a TONIO and GENTLE 8TI?ULANT wind, ls
NOT attended by NEA0T10N. What it gains for
you lt maintain When lt rt frechen body or mind,
lt rcfrc tb.es with na turo 1 strength lhat comes lo stsy.
We aro not recommending teetotalism in tbo Interest
of any faction ; but long and extended observation
teaches us that he who resorts to the bottle for rest
or r?cup?ration, will nnd? as fae keens at lt, that he
ls kindling a Oro In his bones which will consume
like thc flames of perdition. Turu from it. Take n
Ionic that will refresh and not destroy. DODD'S
NERVINE ls for aale by all Druggists. Price One
Dellar. See Book of CorliAcatoa that accompanies
ea;b bottle. 7mos June 25
I v it . HICIIAU'8
GOLDEN REMEDIES
ABE FOR NO OTBIIB, TAKE NO OTHER, AND
you will save limo, health and money.
.ICM) REWARD tor any caro of disease ia lt;
stage which they faffto curr.
Dr. BICBA?'S GOLDEN B Alf AM No. 1 eurea
Ulcers. Ulcerated Sore 3 brent and Mouth. Soie
Eyes, Cutaneous or Skin Eruptions, Copper Colored
Blotches, r- oren ca* of lbs Scalp, Kcrolula, Ac ; ia tbe
greatest Renovator, Alterative and. Blood Purifier
known, removes all diseases from the system, and
leaves the blood pure and healthy.
Dr. RICHAD'S GOLDEN BALSAM No. 2 cures
Mercurial Affections. Uh eu mai Ism in all Itafbrms,
whether from mercury or other causea; gives imme?
diate relief In all cases. No du t lng necessary. 1
have thousands of Certlficatea proving the miracu?
lous cures effeoted by these Uemcdlea. Price of
either No. 1 or No. 2, to per hollie, or two bottles foi
.S.
Dr. RICHAU'S O OLDEN ANTIDOTE, a safe, spee?
dy, pleasant and radical euro for all Urinary De
ragements,accompanied with full dire?tions. Price
93 per hollie.
Dr. RIOHAD'd GOLDEN ELIXIR D'AMOOB, a
ladlcal euro for Nervous nr Gent ral Debility, In old
or young; imparting energy with wondei ful effect.
Price 95 uer bottle, or two oottles for 90.
On receipt ol price th eeo Remedies will be shipped
to any place. Prompt attention paid - lo. all cor res .
dents. None -genuino without the nam o of ?Dr.
RIOHAU'B GOLDEN REMEDIES, D. B. RICHARDS,
Sole Proprietor," blown in. gi sss of bottles.
Address D. B. RICHAHDS.
No. 228 Variok-stroet, New Yoi ki "
Office- Hours from 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. . ?
Circulara sent. ly July 3
Soles.
MARVIN'S
' PATENT
Alum & Dry Plaster
FIRE PROOF
ii ; ?0 r. . t ' i I- "I : . OT ? . . -I
tm
c A r r c
\fjw ^^Ti. sj ' Siama ^^gjr
UM
>L/
finial! and price, /
J . . Ol tea9 Btw oe.ro eil) i'?.?ii'" .:. . I
-^silMtv
' afl A '
awfftSftgaflclB
. H|?
SPHERICAL BURGLAR
SAFES
Cannot b?'Sle^fx?df ^ , . A r
l ,i Cannot bo Wedged J ic -?. ?I
! ' ?iafa?t oe Drilled! ?
BANK VAULTS, . ?" ^
j VAULT DO O ii 8, '.et iWI
M -XPRF.G8 3t>XeS, -
' ' F A Ml LY PLAT? SAPES,
: ' ., . ? t?d'|wB?NATi0iy:ffl5MjN ;
If?ARVIN <fc ?O,
' (o?dosi ?afc na&nufactnrera)
And for iutie by our agent*- in Urn
- principal cit ie? throughout tho
h! c'Hjy MI United fltatetv P? V* *>wt"vf
'*8? ??TIR RY 7 : L' '1 .H?'~'1 ' '
t'V )Jnsr< r* .tf ?ii &atv? . wi \". tJ ir?
WM. M. BIRD & CO.;"
No. ?08 EAST BAY,
CUAKLBITOA.
Decembtr 99 lyr
g?rnn,8, ^emic?ls, (Etc.
o s ii o o :
ON ACCOUNT Ol' THE QftFAT MUM BEB O
WONDERFUL CUIiKH 'JF <)11 -) I INA I V.
AND INVETERATE CASES OF
SCROFULA
DYSPEPSIA
LIVKR DISEASE
KIDNEY AFFECTIONS
GENERAL BAD HEALTH, Ac
ii AIM: ny TOE
CELEBRATED ?' K O S K O O ,"
IT HAS WON THE ENVIABLE HEPUIATJON OF
being (bc beat and moat popular Medicine ever dla?
covered.
It ia daily prescribed by physicians, and recom?
mended by many thousands of our best cltizcnx.
For sale by
DOWIE A MOISE.
Cborleslou, 8. C.
And Druggists and Merchants everywhere.
AW LADIES b (j IT'KUI NU F HU M ANY DIS?
EASE peculiar to their sex, can bo restored to health
by using Du. LAWRENCE'S "WOMAN'S FRIEND."
lt purities the locrcllona, and restores the system lo
a healthy condition.-~6J0
For sale by
DOWIE A MOISE.
Charlcalon, S. C.
July 20 nae lyr
pBVKM AND AGUE,
'?av FROM WHICH MANKIND SUFFER
|H VB ever a largo part of thc globe, in the
I Mr consequence of a dlscasod action in.
??""T^^/ Hie ryatcm. Induced t>> tho poison
Lat OK y?us tuia-m ol ycgolablo decay. This
JsaL. \W^kt%V exbutai.is evolved i>y tho ?ebon
AW^^ of solar beat ou wet soil, and rises
*ay willi lin? watery vapor fi om it.
While Ibo BUD is b.'low fir horizon thin vapor
lingers mar tho tartb's surface, and Ibo vims
ia lakon willi it ibrounlt tho lung? into Ihe blood,
lhere it art? a? au irritating poi-on on thc
Internal vircera uud cxrroting oriana of thc body.
Ibo livor become* torpid and talla to%secrete not
onlv liais vim*, but aiao tho bile from* the blood.
Both Ibo virus and tho hilo accumulate in tb?- circu?
lation, and produce vlo'ont constitutional disorder.
Tho spleen, tho kidneys, and tho stounch ?ympa
thize with the liver, and becomo. disordered also.
Finally, Ino Instinct of nur organism, a* ii in an at?
tempt lo expel the noxloux infusion, concenirates
tho ?bole blood of tho body in tho internal excreto?
ries to forco them to rout lt oui. Tho blood H avon
the surface, and rustics to lb? central organs wilh
congestivo violence. 1 bi" is Ibo Chill. Hut in this
effort lt lalla. Then tbo Fever follows, In which tba
blood loaves tho central organs and ruabes to tho
sutface, as tl in anotboi1 effort lo capel the irritating .
polf on Ibrongh Ibat other great excretory-the skin.
lu Ulis also iLfails, and tbo syatcm abandons tho
attempt exhausted, and waits foi" tbs recovery ot
strength lo repeat the hopeless effort another day.
These are lue 01s ol parolaron ol Fever and Ague,
bnch constitutional disorder will of courserainder
mino the health if it is not removed.
We have labored to fmd, and have found an anti?
doto,
A Y i', it's AGUE tr iii-:.
Which neutralize* thia malarious poison in ibo
blood, and stimulates Ibo livor to cxpol lt from ibo
body. An it should, io it does cure this afflicting
disorder with perfect certainty. And lt does more,
or rather does ?hat ls of moro Bernice to tboso enb
Ject to this infection. If taken in season it expels
lt from the system as tt ls absorbed, and thus keeps
tboae who uso it Irco iroro its attacks; keeps the sys?
tem in health although exposed to tho disease. Con?
sequently it not only cutes, but protects from, tho
gTcat variety ol affections which are induced by thia
malignant influence, each aa ltcmittcnt Fever, Chill
Fever, Dumb, or Masked Ague, Periodical Headache,
or Billons Headache, Bilious Fever*, Neural pla,
Rheumatism, Gout, Blindness, Tootbacbe^aEsrache,.
Catarrh, Aatbma, Palpitations Painful AJKtions of
the Spleen, Hysterics, Colic, Paralysis, and Painful
Affect'ons < f the Stomach and Bowels, sll of which,
whoo arising from thia cause, will be found to as?
sume, more or less, the Intermittent type. This
"AU UK CUBE," removes tha ranne of theae derange
menta and eurea the disease.
Ibis lt accomplishes by stimulating the excreto?
ries t>> tsspel the virus from tho system ; and those
organs by degrees become habited to do Ulis, their
ellice, of their own accord. HencA ariaes what wa
term acclimatation. Time may accomplish the same
end, bnt often life ls not long enough, or ls sacrificed
in the attempt, while thia ?'Ague Cure" does it at
once, and with Bafety. We have great reason to be?
lieve ihia ls a aurer as well aa safer remedy for the
whole class of diseases which are caused by the ml
asmatio infection, than any other which has been
discovered; and it baa still another Important ad?
vantage to the public which le. that it is cheap as
well as good. ,
nutPAaxDBT
Dr. a. O. AY7KR ?Si Ct?., Lowell, Matas.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
Pfice Ons Dollar per bottle.
Bold at Wholesale, by
D0WTE& MOISE.
Charleston, South Carolina,
And by Ratall Druggists everywhere.
Janean . . OAP_srotb3n,os
ROSAD ALIS, e
ROS AD ALIS.
. Sold by '
(JOUIMIltil.WtNK.IlAV d{ CO.,
Dlre'ct Importers of European Drugs and Chemicals,
May8 stnlhlyr CHARLESTON. S. C.
Tl KUO'S UNI V K lt BA Ii ROSSI A N
HEALING BALVE.
THIS VALUABLE REMEDY BAS EFFE?1ED
Innumerable cures, and bas gained ior itself a great
reputation. Ibo discoverer of this Salve bas applied
Ita? I th eminent aticceis In thousands of oases dur.
lng Ute Crimean War, and has cured dangerous
wounds, in manv caaesconsidorcd mortal. -
MB. K. BEBO is lbs sole possessor of the valuable
scortt ot making thia faite; from bis experience ha
using, lt in Europe and the success attending Its ap?
plication there, be has been induced to introduce it
into the United Mates. IT BELIEVES PAIN I
loose ?ho have Wounds, Bruises, Cuts of all
kinds, or Sores, Felons, Scratches, Musquito Bites,
Frost Bitten Joints, Bore Libs, Chllblai. s. Children's
fcorbutio complaints on Bead and Face, are speedily
cured. It has proved rf great advantage to ladies,
and la peculiarly adapted ror Fathered breast?, tore
legs, Ac. through confinement, and othor cauor B
It acts like magic In removing Boils, Pimples, and
Cutaneous Diseases, and bas been successfully
med for Ooros, Bunions and Sore Throat, by apply?
ing exit malty every evening before going io bod.
For salo by ill'druggists. Price 2Sc.. SOC., and tl
per Jsr. Ornoo, No. 3*0 Bowery, M. Y> Bone genuine
unless countersigned H. HERO'S UNIVEB8AL RUS?
SIAN HEALING SALVE;-'No MO Bowery.T?ew
York. For salt bj JOHN F. HENRY, No.8 Collage
P)ace, New York., _ slothJune 3? i
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