The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, March 28, 1871, Image 4
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Stores Harket.
OmCK? OHABLMTON NEWS. \
MONDAY EVBKINH. Maren ST, 1871. i
COTTON.-This article commenced with a firm
feeling on the part of sellers, and a moderate de?
sasad, mt the strength of the market rather re?
laxed on receipt of telegrams, abd prices showed
" ia? firmnesB towards the close. Sales about 500
bales, say 8 at IOC, & st ll. 18 - at ll X, 44 at ll*,
? at ISM, Statis*, 16 ?st 11% ll st 18,68 st MX,
34 atl3S', T7 at 13X.J0T at K, a-at 14X,8at
MX, ison private terms. We$uote:
LIVERPOOL CUtfi-UlOATION.
Ordinary tp good ordinary......UX@13
".>>. uaw middling.18X@13X
Middling.H ?14X
Strict middling..14X@
Bira.-This grain was lu moderate request at
steady rates. Sales about iso tierces of clean
. Carbina, say 25 t-erces at TX. 50 at 8,26 at 8X,
? 10 at sxo * ls. We quote common to fair at
*X?TXc; good TJi@8MC ? tt. .
NAVAL STORES.-There were no sales of note, '
PESIO nra-To Liverpool, by steam direct nomi?
nal on uplands; via New York, ?J? est np
aadSV ld?j|lXd on sea Islands ; by sail,
16-?W on uplands, Md on sea Islands. To
Havre nominal. Coastwise-to New fork,
' by steam, Xe on uplands and Xe on se?
Mauds; $136 fl tierce on rice ; by sail, Xe ? lb CL
cotton ;-vt tierce on rice; 40c fi barrel on rosin,:
<T(a>3 7? li nD lumber; $<r@lo ?. M on'timber. Tc
Boston, by sall, Xe V lb on upland cotton.
To Providence, by sail $8 fl M on boards, .sc
T? ft on cotton; by steam $1 V bale on Kew
Tork rates. To Philadelphia, by steam, KC 9 rb
. on uplands; by sail, ST s> M on boards; $0 on
?timber; $3 9 ton on clay, ead $868 60 cn Phos
Plates. To Baltimore, by steam, xe . to bf
tmil, $6 50?7 fi M on boarda; $3@? 25 ? ton OL
phosphate rock. Vessels are In demand by
sw merchants to take lumber freights frc m
Oeorgetown, S. C., Dar,en and Saturn River, GA.
and Jacksonville, Fla., to Northern ports, and $K>'
#12 ft M are the rates on lumber and boards.
KICHANQB.-sterling 60 day bills 2OX02OX-..
BomsTio EXCHANGE.'- The banka parcha-e
sight checks at x@X or, and sell at x premium.
Ooin-iox@iiX.
Marketa bjr Telegraph.
MO.VBY MARKETS.
LONDON-, March 27 ^Noon.-Consols S2xa02x>
Bonds 9SX
? Evening.-Consols B2&. Bonds 02X
Ssw YORK, March 27-Noon.-Govern meats dull
has Brm. Stocks strong and active, except Ohio,
which are weak. Money 4 per cent. Gold steady
ivs- Exchange, long 9Xi short lox. Freights
Evening.-Freights auiet and steady ?by sall,
eotton, 0S2all-32d; by steam, cotton, -Xas-iej; ?
wheat fla I4d. Money very eaBy at 4a5. sterling
dull and nominal. Gold "tOXalPX. .Governmen ts
declined about Xe; sixty-twos 12X. Sontherns
onU, with little change. 'Tennessee* 64X; new
S3X. Virgin las 67X; new 60. Louisiana? 67;
sew es; levees 73; eights 84. Alabamas 102; JLves
es. Geosgiaa 81; sevens, 83. North Carolinas
' <*sk; new SAX. South Carolinas 72; new 64x,
?sw O?LBANIJ, March 27-Sterling 21X. Sight
X premium. Gold 10X.
COTTON MASSUDS..
TJTSRPC- ot, March 27-Noon.-Cotton aalet;
i TX?TXd; Orleans ^TXsTXd; sales 12,000
.leg.-Cotton steady and easier; uplands
".35Sd. Orlea?iBTXd; salea 14,000; ax pow, ?M? specu?
lation S0t0 bales. - - -
Nsw Toss, March 2T-Neo?.-Cotton quiet;
, SHtendS I6X0; Orleans sHfe..
rrenmK-.-conon dull and heavy; Batea 4597
;1talw$ti6Xo.
- srox, March 27-Cbttoir dell; middlings ?x
let recepta wp bales; groar-830; sales 40c ;
r, Mureil ig.-Cotton Arm; middlings
.fays; net receipts 100 bales; gross 806?sales 794;
St?Qk 12,234, M . J
MosrotJt. March sr.-colton soler; low mid?
dlings 18X? net receipt* jot)? bales; exports
.xeoestwiaosasiaales 40; stock 631L, ,,
WHJtlKCTON, March 2T~Cotton quiet; ,,*mid
efing 18Xc:hst receipts 70; exports coast wiso 40 ;
sales 20; block 3357 bales.
SAVANNAH. March 27.-co'ton in moderate de-*
ma*nd;mld(i lings I4>i;net reeerpta 2078; exports
to Continent 5450; ccestwlse 8641; sales 1000;
Stock 83,465. "*
' Auer STA, March 27.-Cottee 'nominal at l3xa
, likefor middling;sales 5T0; receipts 350 bales.
; MOBILE, March 27;-Cotton Brm; middling leXe;
?et receipts 1559 bales: experts to Continent 177t;,
coastwiae ?; Bales 800; stock 69,116. 4
Nsw OBLXANS, March 27.--Cotton qalet and
."?esk; middlings 14Xal4X?>net receipts 8502
4?les; gross 8546; exports to Great Brltalu 12,406;
' ' Havre 4273; coastwise .6815; sales 88OO; stock
PROVISIONS AND IHODTOB MARKETS.
LONDON*, March 32-Noon.-Tallow 43s 3da4Ss
Evening. -Ta le w 48s Sd.
.LTVXRYOOL, March 27-Noon.-Breads tuffs dull,
ii Hoar Sis ad.
ru Erasing.- Cumberlaad. 47a; short rib middles
c 488 6(1. .
nf. iNxw TORI, M?rch 27-Spon-Flour dull and
heavy. Wheat quiet anti -heavy. Qom duU and
- -unchanged. Pork quiet, $?la21 26. Lard un-,
?Banged at 12Xal2X '. Turpentine quiet at 50c.
. Rosin firm at $2 65 for steamed.
K Evening -Floor, southern unchanged;common
to Boed titra $6 90a7 60; good to choie. $7 ?aas.
? JWHakey linn at 91 Xe Wheat dull and heavy ;
Wtater re?i sud amber Westers $1 asai 71. Conn
a shade firmer st ?2a&3c; yellow? southern 85e.
?BBB pork ?21 50a21 T6. Reef steady..Lard stfoqg
- at 12XC. Turpeatine quiet. Rosin Ann. Tallow
ateaay st 8Xasc.
CINCINNATI, March 27.-Floor, family. $6 30a6
60. Corn m good demand with rall prices. Pro?
visions are held higher, wrt ti ll rahed sales; a spec
.. ola ti ve feeling is cou fl oed chiefly to holders. Mess
Fork $21. Si balders Sc, clear sides loxaf/ates
1 above tko views of buyers. Lard duli aili*,'c.
Wh iskey st ea dy at ssc.
'""Lamsraxs, March' 2T.-Fleer quiet; extra
family $0. .Corn quiet and unchanged. FroVfe
lons quiet. Mess nork $20 50. Shoulders 8XC
..?lear sides nc Ps oked lard 12slSXo. WhlsKey
- ^$0. ; V
Haw ORLEANS, Much 27.-Pb or Unser; saper
ftne $0; double fe 5 oas TS'; trebi? $ fl toXtiT. .Com
. dall; mixed 70ct ?bite 71c. Orr, Ohio River 6ft;
St. Louis t6c; Galena esc Bran la bettor supply
at$T38al w. Bay quiet; OMA River $34. Pork
dull; mess f21 a?. Bacon flull at 8J4allallXc.
Sugar-cured hums itxalfle. ia rd. tierce MMe;
1 tag. 18Xal3Xc. Sugar firmer; vrtme 10MB3ic.
' Molasses, centrifugal 80aS5c; reboiled- *0aooc.
Whiskey, Western jectifled 85a95c. Coffee steadv
, ytxaiexo. ?'. ..
later loi- Catto? Markets.
. ATLANTA. March" 25.-L-ght offerings and little
' chanpe In prices. Maiket armer. Middlings 18X:
,nwmiddlings l2Ji; goo'd orttnary lix; ordtnarj
10X; Isle Ior7a9.
MONTGOMERY. March 25.-Our cotton market
? Jsnisa; low mtdUUnga ISKC
. - SELMA, Maren a?.-There were sales reaterdav?
to th : amount of 75 bales; middling- u*; l(iwf|
??l?.uinc 13c. Market quiet and unchanged for
good cotton, and np^ejBand for.pour grades^
\ew York ?ire Market.
From the Daily Balletts.- Merca S?t The etock
of dornest lc re ci ve-- few. uddlliooB. and holders
continue extiemely erm. and' eonnchmt m-tin-i'
wlews at Tull lormer npare?. Foreign Is rk fair
anpply, bul meeting with a very good trade de
snaud, ia pretty Wen sustained on alt grades.
Sale.-of Caro ni a in j-?tr? iota at 3>4'a8>,'c. ami 2a?0?
tags Rangoon atTXaTXC.
From I he Jotirna ol Commerce: We are With
?nt new lent ans io note. Ihe supply is light,
and holder* are indlserent^whila.ihe demand is
- confined to the-muli lois wanted for dally use.
We qno'e carolina a'8a8Xc, and Rangoon, duty
pato, ai 7a7>4'c, cun\noju. :
From the vvorldt.-Tho-;-demand ls moderate,
and sill! ?ntirereSlf a jrbfflinr nature, with for
mex pticts currjrnt and quitoBnn. sales of small
tots carolina at 8>?aSXc, Md about 200 bags
Bsmgoon In bioken parcels aflXsTXc.
Bi*w Vori Naval Store* Market.
From the J nu mnl ?L?pmmerce, March 25 : The
siarkf-t tor sp'i li turpentlue is more in the buy?
ers' favor. The demand Is small. We quote
merchantaMe lots at 60c. Reatos-The market
continues In ih. sellers' fovir. The demand IK
lair fr? m shippers. . ales embrace 700 bbis straln
W at $2 67x. atid looo bbU on private terma un,
??raJ?'Od at ab-out $2 70. We quote No. 2 at ?2 90
?$8 30. No. i $3 50a4 50. pale ind eil ra pal* ?3a
7 50. Tar ls lu small u em and at $2 45 for wa
"alington.
Mew Tork Hay Market.
from the D.tllv Bulletin, Match Si: Receipts to
day uso hale*.- The market ls rather moresiendy
. tgod lor lo'B?-f ci-mtrrt-ae-i, which hav?- been pot I
fa heretofore . t Hie>ame price as sunply prea<e-i
. brag hlKlter i>noes. Xales-'arerlita*bules for \V1|!
.M?asWiii O.do. f. r l-arien, Ga.; lOSdo. s.r Brnn<.
srtck. Ga., ai.d 30 do. for N?troiH1. at $1 is- ]??
balea ?or Jacksonville at $l I5ul20; iou dov?com
pressed ? r Fernandina at *l s< , aii4 loo do. for
Fortie H Donn e, for U. S. Gorerin?ent, at ti ?o
The ?upi I o? prim*- retuil ls Mill short, and nrir-e-i
are very nr?>; *l 521s obtained witn<,ot d:fflciiitv
Xor lancv. Straw ls ? t hon: change, and the de?
mand ls i q >al to "he receipt a. '
Selma Cotton Statement.
8ELMA. Mar-h 84.
Stock on hand September 1,18T0..ba'es.. 1,272
Becelveil this we-Jk....... 535
Mecelved previously............ ..^,79,-411-79.946
l?Sfi?."?'?.'.-.;'.'?..... ^1^18
-1 this week.1.%WP
t prevlous-y.....,.........rr;.TI,S5S-TC^SO
Stocken hand Friday, March 24,1871.......'5,380
Htciipti by Railroad. Mareil 97.
SOUTH OUWIIKA HArXHOAD.
667 bales cotton, 00 bales goods, 39 bbl? nay al
stores, ss casks clay, 3 cars stock. To RavSad
Agent, Pelter, Rodgers A co. Geo w wu Hams A
co, Frost A Adger, L D DeSaissnre, G W Witte,
Graeser A Smith, W K Ryan, 1 P Smith, Kinsman
A Howell, A B Mulligan, Geo H Walter A co, W P
Dowling A co, Sloan A Selgnious, Mowry A Son,
Wm C Courtney A .cs, A J Salinas, G A Trenbolrs
A Son, W C Bee A CO, G Foll?n.
NORTH" rt A ST SUN 2AILKOAD.
144 bales upland cotton, 326 obis naval stores,
cars lumber and wood, - bushels rice and peas,
tobacco, mdPCsAc. To Geo W Williams A co, J a
Robson, From A- Adger, Ciaghorn. HerrmfcA co,
Tobias? Bons, W K ?van, A J Salinas. H Bischoff
A co, Brodie A co. Mowry A Son, G A TrenhoffivA
Son, T P Smith, Nachmann A co, Caldwell A Son,
Reeder A Davis, W H Welch, D Edwards, W C Bee
A co, E Welling, J A Quackenbush, Mr Mensing, C
Lelberwood, H F Bai er A co, Railroad Agent and
Order.
Passengers.
, Per steamer Eliza Hancox, from savannah, via
Beaufort, Ac-G T Newhall and wife. Miss E New
kau, Miss J A Newhall, C Newhall, 0 Valentine, J
A Rich, G W Johnson, and 13 dec?.
TARIN ss xx wa.
CHARLESTON, 8. C..MARCH 2S, 1871.
Lat 86 deg s.6 min 38 eec. fLong 79 deg 57 min 27 sec.
ARRIVED SUNDAY.
SchrtTnaie Dayton, Ackerly. Eliababeta city,
N C, via Ocracoke-2 days from latter. Corn. T?
: J A EnsSow A eo, and Cohen, Hanckel k co.* i
ABtRlVED YESTERDAY. . 1
Steamer F"7-a Hancox, Burns, Savannah, vii
Beaufort, Ac, 2 bags sea island cotton, mdse,
Ac To Ravenel, Holmes ? co, W Gurney, Col
Bradley, E Valentine, W Kressel, Southern Ex
^Steamship Virginia,?Hunter, Philadelphia-left
- mst. Mdse: To W A Courtney, and other?.
steamship Falcon. Haynie, Baltimore-lea -
Instant?. Mdse. To-Mordecai A co. F C Tren
hohn, S C Railroad Agent, N E Railroad Agent, ?
H Barnwell, O R wicking, J B P Alley, Mantons A
co. H Bul winkle k co, Wm H Chafee A co, F D C
Kracke, Wm H Welch, H Bischoff A co, BoUumnn
. Bros, Graman A Schwache, Tiedemau. Calder A
co? C LIUenthal A co, A R Lewlth, Stol!, Webb A
co, S Strauss A Bro, J P Brown. Capt Bradley, J F "
Thy lor ? co, Jeffords Af co. Douglas A Miller, P P
Toale.w Carrington, C D Ahrens A co, DA Am me,
' J Cosgrove, 'J E Adger A co, J Hopkins, go Perry,
W J Trim, Wm L Wehn, E -K Cowperthwalt, Rev A
M Eoichi, Ravenel, Ho.mes A co, J G Mllnor A co,
H Leidin g. E Bates A co, Hart A eo, F C Boruer, J
Commins, H Cobla A co,-Stedens, Werner A Duck?
er. J H Hillen, J s te i her, V O'Neill, W G Bee A co,
W C linkes * co, w G Whilden A co, B O'Neill, B
Feld mann A co, Gas co, Atlantic Phosphate co. T
Tupper A Sons, T J Kerr A co. C Graveley, ostru
dorrr A co, Wagener A Montees, Ellas A Bros, J H
I Graver a co. J Heins, A Duncan A son, o F w le?
ter-: F L O'Neill. Order and others. " The Falcon,
which was ashore near the Bar from Friday bight
to Sunday evening, got orr at 3 F M at the last
named date, and arrived at the city daring the J
night, -with the ?OFs of about one-third of the car
So, and some Injury to machinery by Band, but
ees not leak.
Sshr Sarah Webb, Pickett, Hertford, N C. 20oo
busbils corn. To KM Untier k eon.
Sehr Julia Dean, from Combahce. 1210 bushels
rongh ri.ee. To w C Bee k co.
* CLEARED YESTERDAY. W
Sehr E D Finner, McQoltien, Newburyport via.
Georgetown, s C-H F Baker A co.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Sehr Frank A Emili, McCobb, Boston.
Sehr Mary Willis, Jones, Potomac River.
A FROM THIS PORT.
Steamship James Adger, Lockwood, New York.
March 24.
? Steamship Georgia, Crowe)], New York, March
26.
'- Sehr John S Lee, Van Gilder, wilmington, N- C,
Marou aa.
ScjirMaggle Cain, Snail, Baltimore, Match 24.
'OP FOR THIS PORT.
^Scbrj^*^ar|Ueller,| AURms,^Bt 'Baltimore,
Briphrp<Rw?nfiori, PCT?IW.M Jbsfon, March
24, for Liverpool via Chai leaton.
Sehr L Q C Wishart, Muson,- at Baltimore,
March 24.
Sehr Edwin, Dayton, at New Orleans, March 24.
MEMORANDA.
?o?^aj^B'oi^a^vtd!^t^V^
instant.
The sehr Edwin, Dayton, which cleared at New
Orleans March -4th. lor this port, has on board a
cargo of 7265 bushels corn.
SAVANNAH, March 27.-Arrived Sunday, stearn
?^^^fd^ntiWm?}' Y;f?>' * ??f%
barks Heroine, Boston. David Cauuou. St Thomas;
senrs Nevlnger and Mary A Eliza. Boston, Louie
E Crocket, Kockland. Cleared Saturday, s-eam
snips Sau salvador. New York. Wyoming. Phil?
adelphia, Montgomery. New York; sulp C Kellum,
Croustadt; bark Carlton. Bremeu: brig Manuel, '
Barcelona; sehr J Jl?h. X i cl:-o;i Ville A?lv-d un
aria, ship can dnMyvL"n?M>n; .-fhr Bun retail lui t
ford. Cleared, schis Grace Gird er. Baltimore. R
C Thomas, South Am buy : snlo Neplus Ultra. Liv*
. erpool.
Sitters.
rp~E*1!r7~I jio'tf fi i s/
Bead a few of the Testimonials lu ?egard to the.
EFFICACY of that STERLING MEDICINE,
OLD CAROLINA BITTERS.
A few Certificates from tho jnany jn ?ur posses
- ?lon "rompersons wflO have rested the
OLD O. BOLINA BITTERS:
FROM THE P'S! MASTER AT TUMBLING
SH' ALS, S. 0.
TUMBU.?; SHOALS, -5. C., April 9, 1870. .
Messrs. GOODRICH, WISEMAN A Co., Charleston,
^Gyntletssn-TuSs^s to Inform you7tbat-?*ont a
year agc I Vas m nelicat?*healtli?"Tvotn our"wiUa
old age and hard work, weighing one hundred
and twenty-live pounds; upon request I com?
menced using the OLD CAROLINA BITTERS. Af-1
ter using nine bottles, 1 fell as well und vigorous
as thirty years ago-went to work and made
mouey. I weighed, after n- lng the above, one
buudrs* spdiwnty-vwoaycaas^gAhave since
I .been wtn ?ffBt"1'- . ^?tj.jWhlr'mrn. niy
thank^asaaatclfi say I W??9HSAKULINA
BUTE HS.
(Signed) RANSOM PHILLIPS, P. M.,
Tumbling Shoals, s. C.
FROM ANDREW CHAMBERS, IRWISTON, OA.
IKWINTON. GA., September 25,1869.
Messrs. GOODRICH, WIN EM AK A CO.:
^^'?atfln^h?Mu ybufr city, MU wee?, ago.
tixif -Dr.-eervica-gavu me a uoUleof ftr.r cele?
brated CAROLINA BITTEUS, which Through,
home for my father, whose health was vcr/ feeble.
After using lt he was so well please, wli h Its
(fleets, that he confiders them almo.-t indispensa?
ble. Please hud enclosed sixteen, ($16 j thc price
or two cases; direct tat ra w. j. CnamtM rs A Son,
ANOtHER VOICE FROM GFJKQIA.
FORT VALLEY. GA., september 15,1S69.
Messrs. G oo DB ICU, WISEMAN A <V, Charleston:
. Gentlemen-I take great pie? ure in informing
yon mat my wife has exneri'nced great benem
from the use of the OLD CAROLINA MTCEKS.
lt is certsmiy a good medidae, and I wouldi,
ph ased If you would scud me another dozen im?
mediately. Resp ;orfuliy. Ac.,
t?gned) JNO. A. HOUSER. ..
Sold by all Druggists la Charleston. The trade
supplied by .
y? -p? ir^WDRl-OII. WISBMa? fc0G.,
ji \J Prtacipal Dt5-)t. So. ,35 nsjiie^feeet.
<5as Slxlnrcs.
GAS ^3?L#r PORCELAIN
AND
rfixtiires,
A RCAN D
SHADES,
GLOBES,
BURNERS I PDMPS'to
? - , ; I . .. , V - . . *
GAS FITTING, PLUMBING
- AND TIN ROOFING. ' -' .
ix?. Tu. G UILX-EMm,
.. maTG-tuthslmo No. LIO CHURCH STREET.
. a
gHAHPOOING AND HAIR C?TT?i?
'LADIES AND CHILDREN
Attended at their reuldencea promptly and S'
reasonable rates. :
Send orders to.
?'4?&*M* g^Mfi^T^aatgsr,
... Bnia/^ayCMi. next door to Telegraph office.
-p o B m ORK.
THURSDAY, MARCH, 30TB, AT FOfcR
NEW IRON STEAM LINE-ESTABLISHED 1878.
S T ATFR-Ii O? MS*- ALU O.Y OfeCK.
The Splendid .New Iron Slde-^WJieei-.SteMashirj
SOUTH CAROLINA, Beckett.'(ttrjrmam?ef, will
sail forJNew Tort on THOSSDAT, Majtlgajib, at
Ao'clock P. M? from Pier.No._2. Union Wharves.
The Uni ifew Iron SteslBShrp GEORGIA will
follow on THURSDAY, April 6th.
Through Bills of Lading given on Carton to
Liverpool, Boston, Providence and the >'ew Eng.
land, Marmfacturing TownBt'sti3ftf>to^ea^mar?
InBdraneeiy Steamers, ox thAB^loa^ perena:.
Fur Freight Engagements ot -Passage, rSmng
very fine state-room accommodations, apply to
WAGNER, HUGER Si CO.?No. SS-firottBtreet, or
to WM, A. COURTENAY, Nd. 1 ?Bfcn Wharves.
mor27-4 * A
y o R s E wT FtjfipnE ?
ULO LINK N KW YORK AND CHARLES*
t?S STHAJISBIPS.
E S T,AJ$ L.1 SH J5D 1,8 4 6.
SPACIOUS AND ELEGANT DECK STATE-ROOMS
. . 0 H <_
The veiw fast and splendid Side-Wheel Steam?
ships or this Line wlU sall from Adger's South
Wharr as follows during the month of March:
MANHATTAN. &ATUBJBAY, 18th, at4K E. M.
JAMES ADGER, TUXSDAY, 2lBt, at 6 P. M.
CHAMPION, SATURnrrr26rti, at 6 P. M.
CHARLESTON, TUESDAY, 28th, at ll A-. M.
49* Through Bills or Lading given on Cotton to
Liverpool, Boston. Provident and the New Eng?
land manufacturing towns at the lowest market
ratea . .
For Freight or Passsgeengajrcrnents, apply to
marl-lmo_JAMES A no KR A CO.
JjlOR PHIL ADELPH IA ,
WEEKLf STEAM LINE-T?JURSDAYS-CON?
NECTING WITD FIRST OLASS STEAM LINES
AT PHILADELPHIA FOR BOSTON AND
. . .'.*" PROVIDENCE.
The Faat Iron Screw Steamship
v I rt o i rr i A. ,
HUNTER, ' Commander, '
Will be dispatched for Philadelphia OA^f^Sfiaa
THURSDAY. 501 h Mareil, at i o'clock p J ilatfan
M., from Brown's North Wharf.
.^-Through Bills Lading tssued for Cotton,
Rlceatid Rosin, Ac, ta the New England Cities,
and Spirit-- Turpentine, as agreed.
4EaT*Tue Steamers of ibis line will take Lumber
to Philadelphia on actlommodartug terras. * ?
For Freight engagements apply, to *
WMTA. COURTENAY.
mar27-mmthS . No. 1 Union Wnarf.
JpAClFIO MAIL STEAM?S1UP COMP.
rdaoroH-uwa TO
CALIFORNIA, CEMNA AND JAPAN
.Wi'-*?
' FARES G HEATLY REDUCED.
Steamers of the above line leave Pier
No. 42, North -River, foot of CanalSfflES
strm, N*w York, at 12 o'clock noon, ot ir.e lflth
nnd 30th of every month ?except when meei
dates rail op Sunday, tlien-tUe Saturday pngrea
lng. fi
All departures connect?t-Parama wit' steam?
ers for >outIi Pacific and Central Amencnn puris.
cisco first of every month, except when it foils on
Sunday; then on the day preceding.
No California steamers lonou at Havana, hu
go direct from New York to Asplnwall.
. Une bundxcd pounds baggie freo to each adult
Medicine and attendance free.
For F-SB-fre Ticket* or other lnrorrrmMon arpi?
ar the COMPANY'S TICKET UFF1__; on iii
wharf foot of Canal street, Xor::; River, Ne?
York! f. R. BABY, Ageut.
julylfl-lvr_
jp OE NEW OR LEANS. ?J
Thc fine Brig MART E? ROWLAND will di
receive whatever Freight offers tootsy and |B
will sail as above.
Far bu lac ce of room, apply to
STREET BROTHERS A C0"
m ari 3-1 No. 74 East. Bay.
?pQE BOSTON-KERCHANTS' LINE.
Tbs Art t-cl as s 8 chooser VRAIE, Mas?n-, -ila
Muster, having three fourths cargo en-SEt
gaged and going onboard, wlO be promptly du
patched. ~ WILLIAM ROACH A CO.
.mam_._
pOB LI VE? POOL.
The First class British Bark FLORENCE.?IA
CHIPMAN. Robt.' Juue_, Master, ls no^QBft
toady to receive cargo, and haviug portion of
same engaged, willbave dispatch.
, For Freight engagements, apply to
, HEN RY CARD.
margi _Accommodation Wttarf.
Y O'S SAVANNAH. T~
EEBGANT STATE ROOM ACCOMMODATIONS.
The Splendid Steamer DICTA- . _*-T^?.
TOR, Captain I_ M. Coxetter. willjg ??i??i,
leave Southern Wharf on TCESDAT _VEN IND,
March 28, 1811, at 8.30 o'clock,, for. tue above
place.
The Splendid Steamer CITY POINT, Captain D.
B. Vincent, will leave Sou'hern Wharf for the
above pince on FRIDAY EVENING. Mardi 31. 1871,
at 8.80 o'clock. RAVEN EL A CO..
mar?? ? . j': ' *-.A_ents.
0 R^ S T . ^A U &U?-1UNJB. _
L. M. coxetter, wlU go io ist. An- ^s??mSmm
gust ine, Fla., leaving tte city on TU_S?AY _,YXN
INO, 28th, at lialf-past 8 o'clock.
mai-25-3_? j RAY-EN EL A CO., Agents.
pOR NORTH EDISTO, BEAUFORD AND
PACIFIC LANDING.
vThsSlafemer PlIATI-EOY, Captain
J. W. Sly, will leave Central Wharf,_
for the abovepolnta every MO>BAX MUKKAKU. ai
o'cloc'ir, and, return lng/will leave ueaufoit every
TUESDAY, at S o'clock A. M., and Edlstoat iP. M.
marti_;_J. D. AIKEN, Agent.
OR BEAUFORT AND PACIFIC
LANDING.
F
The steamer PILOT BOY. Captain
J. Wi Sly, will leave every THURS-_
DAY MORNING, at 8 o'clock, as above. Rel urui-g,
will leave Beaufort "FRIDAY MORN?NO. st 8 o'clock.
msT21 _J. D. AIR EN, Agent.
?^TEEKLY LINE TO SAVANNAH.^
THROUGH BY DAYLIGHT. .*
FOR PACIFIC. LANDING, REAUFORT, WL-U?
: , - : ri&A 1>. SAVANNAH. DA I'JEX AND" 8
Tue lavorit?Meamcr
E X. JL. TV HQ O X,
Captain L. W. BURKS,
will recetve Frew h : ?? Accommoda- y jT*- o
Hon wharf for above points every .nfc ^
TCKSDA.V, and leaveon-every V/K^SB-DAI amas
INO,' at 7 o'clock, arriving at Savannah the sam?
evening, and leaving for Danen, .tte., the follow
lng morning. Returning, Will leave SavannalLioi
Charleston every MONDAY-Mosswo, at 7 o'clock.
' For Freight or passage, apply io
RAVKNEL. 410LMKS A CO.,
sepio . "--.I NO-^l7 E-isr Bur.
F
OR F L .0 R I. D A1
TWICE A WEEK.
FOR SAVANNAH, FERNANDINA, JACSSDN
VILLE. Pi LAT STA AND ALL PulNIf OS
THEsST. JOHN'S RJ7EE/,.
The Steamer DTCTATOR, Captain r
L. M. COXETTEB, will sall iium^gSSSSL
Southern WbaiTfor above pointe every runauAi
EvssiNojir S.SO o'clock,, arriving ha?k at Charles
tor everi SUNDAT ArrKSNOON, at 5 o'clock. .
The ?Steamer CITY POINT, Captain D. B. Vincent,
will sall from Southern Wharf for above point;
erery FKIDAY ?V?TK0, at SJW.o'clock, arriving
back at (^lestOn^Ws/JiixapAY AFTJSBJ?OOS. ai .*
o'clock. ? 'B^E?ET.&-C0..A?e"r??8a, :
' octlO Southern Whkn.
Ha?to?be.
S
OUTH CAROLINA R A?LRO AP.
VICE-PRESIDENTS OFFICE, 1
CHARLESTON, S. C., January IB, 1871. j
On and after SUNDAY, January 22, the Passen?
ger Trains on ' uc suntur juna Railroad will
rus as follows:
FOB ACCOSTA. .
Leave Charleston.12.50 P. M.
ArrlTe at Augusta.8.16 P. M.
>X. JOB OQLtncBtA.
Leave Casjleston.-...,.8.20 A M
Arrive at Columbia',.f.3.40 P. M.
FOB CTA?LBBTOH.
Leave Augusta.7J40 A*M.
Arrive at Charleston.3.20 p. M.
Leave Columbia.....: 12.15 P. M.
Arrrive at Charleston.7.50 P. M.
AUnCSTA ?IOHT KXTRKS8.
(Sundays ^excepted.) .
Leave Charleston.....8.80 P. H.
Arrive at Augusta.7.06 A. M.
: Leave Augusta.6.60 P. M.
Arrive at Charleston.6.40 A. M.
COLUMBIA NIGHT KXPKKSB.
(Sundays" excepted.)
Leave Charleston..?.7.10 Pt M.'
Arrive at Columbia.6.00 A. M.
Leave Columbia..7.60 P. M.
? Arrivs-at Charleston. .t.. 6t46 A. M.
i?u ., atmnxBviLLS THAI*.
[ Leave Charlearon.4.30 P. M.
Arrive at Summerville.....:..7.... 6.00'P. M.
Leave Summerville...-..A*.;. 7.00 A.M.
Arrive a; Charleston..8.16A. M.
CAMDEN BILAMCH.
' Leave Camden. 9.60 A. M.
Arrive at Ringville... 1.10P. M.
Leave King ville.2.80 P. M.
Arrive ar Camden. 6.00 P. M.
Day and Night Trains mate close connections
at Augusta with Georgia RaUroad and Central
Railroad. . , .
Night Train Connects with Macon and Augusta
Railroad.
- Columbia Night Tram connects with Oreen ville
and Columbia Railroad. *
Camden Train connects dally with Bay Passen.
ger Trams. 1 *?*' 3 ' .. . ?'"
Janl9_A. L/TYLER, vice-President.
XTORTHEASTER?' RA?LR0AD C?M
ll PANY.
CHABLISTOH, & c., February IL, 1871.
Trains leave Charleston Daily at 12 M. and 6 JO
P. M.
Arrive at Charleston 7:30 A. M. (Mondays ex?
cepted) and 8:30 P. M.
Train does not leave Charleston 6:30P. M., SUN?
DAYS.
Train leaving at 12 M. makes through connec?
tion to New York, via Richmond and Aoquia
Creek only, going through In 42 hours, WITHOUT
DETENTION ON SUNDAYS.
Passengers leaving by? 6:30 P. M.- Train have
.choiceof rente, via Richmond and Washington,
or v'a Portsmouth and Baltimore. Those leaving
FBI DAT by this Train lay over on SU?PAT In Bal?
tin, ore. Those leaving on SATUBDAT remata SUN?
DAY In Wilmington, N. O.
Tl;lb tiie cheapest, quickest and most pleasant
route to cincinnati,.Chicago and other nouns
West and Northwest," Doth Trains making close
connections at Washington with Western ~tralns
ol Baltimore and 0 hlo Railroad.
S. S. SOLOMONS,
Engineer and Superintendent.
P. L. CLEAFOB, General Tic se; Agent.
febil-T2mos
SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAIL?
ROAD. . .
PASSENGER TRAINS on this Road run dally ai
follows:
Leave Charleston.8.80 A. M.
Arrive at Savannah...;.3.00 F. M.
Leave Savanuab. 11. l? A. AL
Arrive ut Charleston.5.20 P. M.
Connects al Savannah with thc Atlantic A Gull
Railroad for Jacksonville, SU Augustine, and al)
points in Florida.
With Central Railroad TOT Macon, Atlanta, Mo?
bile. New Orleans and the WeBi/--'' "
With Steamboats lor points on the Savannar
River.
At Charleston with the Northeastern and Sonta
Carolina Railroads, and Steamships for'ail potnif
Monti sud -West.
Through Tickets over rhisdlne on sale at Hotels
In Charleston; Screven Bouse Savannah; and all
principal Ticket offices North and South. .
Freights forwarded du dy to aud from Savan?
nah and all points beypud. '
Through Bills of Lading issued to Jacksonville,
Palatka, ftc.
Tariff as low as by any other line.
aS. GADSDEN,.
octs * ^Engineer'and Su??HBte^iltrnt.
Blotts. 1 1
'.JRSITCS
Cognao Bitters,
Pari?E3^bition;18?7.
Purity tho blood arid
strengthen the system,
eradicating the effect of
dissipations maintain the
human framp in condition
of healthfulness, dispel the
Blues and all mental dis?
tempers, and relieve those
whose sedentary habits lay
them open to depression.
They prevent and cure %i?r
Otts and other Fevers, Fever and
Ague* Chills, Diarrhoea, Dysen?
tery, Dyspepsia, Sea - Sickness,
Colic, Cholera* Cholera Morbus,
and every complaint Inci?
dental to ai et or atmos?
phere. Ladies will find
them a sovereign boon, as
they eradicate ail tracea
of Deb ?J ?ty," Nervousness,
Inertness, and Diseases
.peculiar to tho sex.
^'Thousands of Testimo?
nials can be seen at the
office of
M. JACOBSON, Sole Proprietor,
.. . . ,.04 & CO.Wattr Street, N. Y.
CLACITTS & WITTE,
CHARLESTON,
General Agents lor the State, of So. Carolina..
febil-iyrnAc
/!
WHOLESALE ?GFNTS FOR TOE
0JLJJ ?AROLIX? I?IITJEBSi
H. BISCHOFF ft CO.,
H. KLATTE ft CO.,
BOLLMAXN BROTHERS,
J. A. O?ACUENRUSH.
WAGENER ft MOSSEE8,
" MANTpUE ft CO. r
B
ALL, BLACK ?fe CO
Will sell their Sto.'fc of
BRO NU ? ' A N D IMITATION BRONZE
GAS FIXTURES
MUCH LESS THANETffE ACTUAL ?08T \
OF IIAHTUFACTUIiE.
T^e^'oods areuf the newest pasterns, and In
?nlsh superior to any lu thc market. To those
iUKuj8Bing houses, this ls an opportunity to nro
curs Uie BEST CHANDELIERS, BRACKETS; Ac.
at.a less price than they would pay for inferior
hxtures,
lt is our Intention toglve up entirely, th ls brahe b
or our business, wtdch causes so great a reduc .
lion in price.
'B,;& L L,, ELA C*R .4r CO. ,
Nos. 565' and 667 BROADWAY, N. Y.'
junis-iyr ,t-'<
HEADQUAMTKRB IO*&SLEOTX& DAISY BUTTEB '
, PURE LEAF. LARD ..-.r.^t <. r i '
tv ' PBI5TPTA CTORY AND EN?LiSB CE.'SESES . >,,.
.. ?.* . . '.. . . Bi8Dxrrf?v'*cT, ic' *
. *?? J. " J K ... A!*?. .
X. E.-I CLAIM TO KEEP THE.LARGEST STO?E AND UOSI EXTENSIVH AS?O?tTMBNT <J?
?_J?lLY 0R0OKR1E8 IN TH1? CTTT, . '1 '
"?. - . .? ' >**M* .- - .. ' "' '. . . * *.> + ,
- , f-, -^".l. . -r . ; 1 V, .
E. E. BEDFORD, 1
?BR?. - . foi*,. .
?tlOlCE .* ' BRANDIES-, mm'
' *. WILLIAM S. CORWIN * CO., , - - .
F A MI Ll- ^ AND VERY OLD
FLOUR. No.^??K?Q STREET, . , |
t "<JM*0flITlifiASML* i J .-? . ?
WHOTiTCRATJR -AJVD iBt^TAlt. ML?^I#tv
*' " r> jjj . .. . .., j ;? [j. Kp, y. ; r .
Fine Teas, Coffees, Sugars ?rovisicflas,' Spieee, i&c'
HERMETIC.U.LY SEALED FKT?T%,
. VEOETABI7ES, MEATS, S OTJ IVS, <fcc.
' All anieles sold from this establishment arc or tb? VERY'BEST QUALITY" ?nrf WARRANTED.
Goods louvered to all parts of tao city, Railroad Depots, Steamboats, free or expense. ... .
EVERY E. BEDFORD. 1
^EO. H. ORTBER. ?
SEND FOR A
CATALOGUE.
t&ft MART?N? ?
-~tWM. G. MOOD, J H.
.fertilisers.
DICKSON FERTILIZER GOMPANY,
AUGUST A; OA.
* ^^^^^ "
WARRANTED FREE FROM ADXTI_TE_^TIpN.
DICKSON'S COMPOUND-Caas'........".....-.fw.i*0
Time (City acceptance)......;...;..."VO
,picksbS?S COMPOUND-Cash ' ;.-....-.-? rrr . . M
Time (City acceptance). ^?{Jf"/^ 1.'M
Drayage to Railroad or Boat, sacks Wprwids each.'.!.....'...... ...... ... tljt?r ton,
? We ose no inferior or adulterating material, in om* rAonufsctirres. Planters ST? Invited MTBOVoar
.Works. ,_eadfor Circulars. . . .-, -- .?* . ? . i i-y--? *? '-? .!
.WMB* .B?m o? wu? JA.ItES T. GARDINER, President, Au^asta? Ga.
i GEO. ?Wi- WITTE, Agent, Charleston, S. C. , ,
Jan2S-t_stu2moa . . . ... IJ =
ATLANTIC PHOSPHATE S?MPARY,
;j;J.?0ECBiJH,Pres4deatt Pl?IiZILs^
btui . - DIKE OTO ns. r i-.r : v " .
W. L?fr?BY.. . :.W. P. HALL..L. T>. DKSATJBSTJBE.''.B. G. PT5CKNEY
TOE ATLANTIC PHOSPHATES ARE NOW BEING MANUFACTURED AT TOKiB WORKS ON
1 A SUKEY Riv ER, Tinder the direction of an experienced ' abd Practical Chemist The Company In-"
lend tins tu be a Ant elma Fen nixer, au a one whtcb can be roeommehded to Planters.- s .
R THE COMPANY-ABE ALSO P?IEPABED TO MANOTACTITBE
. AOIB PHOSP.HAT?
FOR COHPOSTINO WITH COTTON SEEtJ.
This prepararion ls hlgTily retftrnrncotled by Chemists, as with lt Planters ?r.e^enabUd to make
their own PiTUllzer?
The ATLANTIC PHOSPHATE le sold at $55 per ton cash, or - on time, with interest at the raw
of one per. cent, permonth. . ? - . ;-. ? '. .
The ACID PHOSPHATE ls sold af $33 per ton cash, or - on time, with interest at jjie rate ca
one per cent, per SBontb. " ,
PELZER, RO??ERS & CO., General A^entsi
dcc3L-4mos
BROWN'S WHARF, CHARLESTON, S. C.
IMPORTANT TO COTTON PLANTERS !
THE MARYLANP
FERTILIZING AM MiMPi?J?RIIfi CflSPIN?
HAVE PREPARED A SPECIAL FERTILIZER ADAPTED TO*.THE C0TTO1? PLANT, UNDER
THE NAME'OF ? . . .
COTTON-FOOD!
WHICH THEY CLAIM TO BE OF T?E HIGHjST ORA?E. OF FERTILIZERS SOLD IN THE SOUTH,
EQUAL IN ITS RESULTS TO PERUVIAN GUANO, AND OF MORE PERMANENT' ,
BENEFIT TO THE SOIL. , .
It bas Ueeta ased by SEVERAL HDDiiRD PLVXTKIIS In darth and Sonta
Cu.?-olii>a and Georgia, for two Seaaona, with the following results- .
TT INCREASES THE CROP FROM 100 TO' 20Q PER CENT.
? -"ltlyl-ftrs^lronghtln?*Ue8SSS., Tlte cropisnot nffPcted hy rust.
lt matures Hm cjop-tliiee to four weeks in advance, ?taue tnaartng the crop against early^roaTB, or
in the event of a backward season fur planting Wdbies the plainer to put Lu his crup three or tour
weeks '.mer. eren ss late as th?lst bf June, with a certainty ol' success,
lt rrodttc-?? a better quality or Cotton.
of Cotton.
ir bis crop is onlydcubled oy the usc of " COTTON FOODJ' it will give bim from one to two hun?
dred percent, pori ton lim outlay, with Cotton ut I2}f ceuts per pouud, and,,it wm enable him to
;> ant fewer*acreB?witn a oorresponiang reduction of lobor aud exp.-use with better results.
' SGT 8G0 PER TON, IN SACKS, ia TO THE TON.
LAWRENCE LANGSTON, President,
58 EXCHANGE PLACE, BALTIMORE.
J. R. PRINGLE & SON, Agents, Charleston, ^. C.
. febs-thstsb*e ._ . '._? .
TO FACTORS AND PLANTERS !
The onderelgned begs to inform hts customers ami the public thir, in ailifltton'to his Works at
Savannah, ho has estaoimheU extensive Superpliosphafe Worla at the WAPPOO MILLS, opposite thu
city, which axe ho* in acrke operaclou, manufa::iinn.-* his well k :own rert?izer?.lihe
? V HOS P H O- P E R U V I A N
AND
AMMOMATEI) SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUASOS, .
v . AND WHERE HE WILL ALSO KEEP ON HAND
N 1"P E BU V I.A N GTTJ^LIV O,
SOUTH CAK??JNA PHOSPHATE,
nf the hlguestgrsde from his -Ashepoo Mines, {crnde'asd grsnnd,) analyzing over; sixty per cent,' ol
Bous Phosphate of Lime* and " V
?>A.1V.I> PLASTER. ti
These Works have been opened under the inspection of Dr. CU. SHEPARD, Jr., Inspect or of
Fertilizers for south Carolina, and every package will bear his brand certifying td'ita laipeoiion.
Uniformity of quality quarauletd and prices reduced
Messrs. G. A. TRENHOLM 4 SON; General Agents, . I rfT4WT va*m, a ?
Messrs. GRAESER & SMITH, Agents, .. .. ^LHABLESTON, 8. C.
Janis
J. B..8ARDY ;- - .
OORNER JtART RAY AND BROAD STREET, CHARLESTON, S, Ci -
&
B. CARPENTER,.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
No. 72 BROAD Bf HIT,
c' Charleston, S. C.,
Will Praotice In the State and Federal Courts.
feb2l
T ? 8 T RE 9 E I VE ty
CARBONATE OF AMMONIA ?vi ' "'
bicarbonate of Soda ' ia
Cream of TartsT . \]
FreshHopsI
For sale, wlioleaale and retail, by . ?,,...
Dr. H. HAEK,
octa - (9u?^ No. 131 Meeting street. ;
READ <
CAREFULLY.
Lw A?rtte ^ Fever,
the only preventive taojrn for Chilla and Fever
la the ue of Wolfen st Mena rh Sc h nappa. -
Wolfe's Sobiedam Schnapps
'' ' " Is good ?Or))j"0p0?>8hV' '_'_
s - Weife!* Sc^mi ScJinapps
Is a p -eventlve of?bllla and Fever.
" " *WbWs Schiedam Schnapps
Is good Tor all Kidney and BlarWer Complaints.
Wolfe's Sctoedam Schnapps
Is used an t?Ter the'Wbrid bj Physicians in meir
_ practico. IK . 3
Wolfe's 8cMedaiii Bcniiap?^
? .. " . Is good tor qpot. ^
Wolfe's ScMedanr Sehnap-ps
}& g^ou. for all Urinary -com plaints,
Wolfe's ScMedlaia Schnapps
IB recommended^bysffl?oJ???j& Facnity. "
Wm5?, Wtt?catis?'Set.
OLD CAB Q&i&i BITI ?*R?,
FOR SiXl BT
E. E. REDFORD, King street,
C. D: AHREN6 A CO., Slap; street,
' B. FBLDMANN & CO., King street,
O. MOMBIER,
And hy Druggists and Grocers everywhere. .
Jfeaatswi's Prcparatione.
Wolfe's Schie?am Schnapps.
ft goon1 jg Coils' kntf pslfl intte sfenacs.
TFbi/V? Schi?dai? Schnapps. ' " .**
ia Imitated and1 counterfeited, and purchasers win.
hav?Kto ase gantttta lnfajreassfhg;
I beg leave to catt me attention oTThereader to
testimon?ala in favor ?Ftbe Schnapps: '
Iteelboujd to say th at 1 regard your SCHKAPPS
as WHS Tn m ry res pee t pre- cm i n emly pure, ana
dos?msg or m?rjcs? psfrtmsge. At all events?
.1M ?be pur eatpossible aiUole uf Holland gin, hets
. t of ore un obtainable, and. as .such. may ue safely
' T?scribed ty poysloans;'
DAVID fc. MOTT.' M19L, ?
(j , . : Pharm ace utioa^Cb*atUt, New tors*
? :i< "I^TOvT^
I Seel that wv haw asar?as aracta or ?in suit?
able tar sash, caaes a? 4h?4 rem edy ia adapted tsw
... : ^???L ^^ps,.j, W;>RIQBT.
4 'Srtmapps'1 IS ? . remedy In clin?lo catarrbal
"^Jttr-'T'TlTjSi Sy , . , - [?YJ?
I tate great pleasure In bearing tiLjhJy credit?
able testimony to Its eflfcacy as a remedial agent
in the diseases for wtoch yon recommend lt.
Havlug . ? natural tandeu cy to the much ns sur
'fttes/witti a Bligbt^egree of stimulation, r4re?
gardit aa one or tfre-mdet Important remedies fa
'Chronic catarrh al afflsotisas, particularly-those of
the genitourinary annaratus. With much rs?
"specvyour obedient servant,
- OftaS. A; WAS, lt. D., New Tort.
? Np, 2S PIKB. arBBBT, N. YM N?v. 2L H87<".
* UnoLr?? WOLFE, ESQ.. Present: DEAS Sra-S
have mads a chemical examination of a asmara
-af vour "Schlodam.fci^hnap??B," with the Intent of
determining if any foreign or lnlotkms. substance
had been anded tn the simple dist med spTrtts.
. The examination B*fl resulted In the cOselufilon
.that t hs satu picton tain ed no poisonous or bam
fnl admit? ares. I have been unahle .to discover
say trace of the deleterious substances whlcjL
sre soaniarss eaeiovew Ifi the adult?ration of
Honors. I would not Just tate io use sif aelf. nar
to recommend to otheqL for medicinal purposes.
tbe ''Schiedam Schnapps" as an 'excellent and
un obj ectto aahU. variety of gin. Very -respectfully
yours, (SlgMd) .. CHAS. A. SE?LT, CUwaiau
5 CWEnOAt, Aim TfcCBNfCAL LABOPtXTWlY, T '
18 Bxtmssfis- fLsoa,' ?. T., Nov; ss, ASST.- Jv
, DDOLPHO WJUFS, Ssa, ; DKAB SIB-T?ie under
slgnfd have caret u I?y and thoronghly analyzed a
sam pta of 'yenf "Aromatic Schiedam Bchappsf
selected by 00 naives, sud have found ?he aaste
ires irsm all organic or inorganic substances,
more or less Injurious tp health. From the resort
of ont examination Ve eon sider the arricie one of
.useras quality, basiia/ul as ? beverage; said
efl?caiaUutt? medicinal quailties. .
1 . Respectfully yours, .
fSirntd) AIiKX. TRIfPETj, Ctiem!*t.' v '
$ *Ji* FRANCIS E. LNGfiLHaR?, M.XD.
"?Qrsale Dy's!!!'respectableQrocera andDrui
gists. * " '
UDOIiPHO WOLif?S^'ESt;] '
mar21-8mos NO. 2T?EAVER STREET, N. Y.
ROSADAL1S
BOS AD ALIS ia the best Blood
V f iiriiavr, ii
ROS AB AXIS, a sure (M?re for i
StroM?.
R08ADALI&, endorsed by
*i. Physicians.
RQSMJAys, a potent remedy
. ~ f^r RheTjjnatism.
B?8ADAL?8, ft Remedy tried
li..'ijPd.tnw.
Et)8AL>ALIS? tile hest Altera
tive extant.
; RCBAJJAUS endorsed by the
M foilowingr:
' Dr. R. WI?80N CARR, or Baltimore.
hUf. T. C. POOH,' of Baltimore.
Dr. TH?s. i. BOTKXS, of Baltimore. ..^
Dr. A. DURO AN. of Tarboro', N. 0. .
Dr. J. S. SPARKS,, of NIcQoI?sylle, Ey.
Dr. A. F. WHEELER, of Lima. Ohio.
Dr. W. HOLL?WAV. oiFbusdelphia. .
UU J. L. UpCARTHA, 4)1 South Carolina,
and many ot ?era. See RDS ADALIS A Lil AN AC.
: endorsed by Res. DAHNET BALL, now of Mary?
land, Conference, formerly ChapUin -In the Con?
federate Ai.fuy of Northern Tlrgtiilk.
*. .* BOSADALIS
la-Alteistlvs, Tonk and Diuretic, and sets at
one and the ?ame time upon the BLUOi), LIVER,
KIDNEY'S and all' the SECRETORY ORGANS, ex?
pelling all fmpsre matter nnd building up the
I system ta a healthy, vigorous condition.
'15* SO?fir^'BT' ALL DRUGGISTS.
UOTITIE, MOTSE^? i?LVIS, ) " WliolEsale
GOODRICH, imBUkSTS CO., j Agents in
yr. H. fi A BR, . - J? > ) Charleston.
.mare-jj y , jr>. , .
DEATH TO RATS,
ROACHES,
. NEVER FAILING.
BOXES DOUBLE TBS SiZ? AS 0THEB9.
HERMETICALLY SEALED AND '
? ALWAYS FRESH.
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