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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-09-08
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FERTILIZER FOR COTTON. ETC
M A 2 &c s
NITROGENIZED sUPERPHOSPHATE OF LIME,

FOR COTTON TOBACCO WHEAT,
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HELMBOLD7S
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU,

FOR WEAKNESS ARISING FROM INpISCRETlON.
The exhausted powers of Nature which accompanied
10y 80 many alarming sytnptdus among which will be
found, 1ndsposition 10 EXer;ion. Loss Of Memory,
Wakeuncss Horror of Disease, FurubunGs Of Evil;
i'll fact Universal Lassituic. Prostration and inability
enter into the epjoyments Of society.
The Constitution affected with Organic HraI7,c;s
requires the aid O; Medicine strengthen and inpigora.r
he system, which HELafBuI.BS s EXTRACT BUCHU i'll
variaby does If no treatment Is submitted to- Con
sumption or insanity tnsres.
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USE HELMBOLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU.

In all Diseases Of these organs whether existing in
"Hale' or "fsmale." from irhafeer oyiginatng
and matter hoto long dding It is pleasant taste
and odor "immedate in action and strengthening
than any of the preparations of BARK Iron.
These suffering from Broten douv Delicate Consttu
ti0ns, procure tie rrnsdy at arse.
The reader must be aware TINT however slight may be
the attack of the above diseases 1t certain to affect his
Bodiiy Health, Mental Fowers, and Huppiuess
All the above diseases require the aid of diure.ic
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Mademoiselle Van der Meerch, from Paris, has
opentd an attractive exhibition Of learned birds at
Q box of cards. properly invented they tell the he
time by wGtch, the month, the year, the color OF
ladics' dresses, with various other matters which
audience - $3.50
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TEE ERA OF GREAT FEAUDs-At no time within
onr recollection has there been such o succession
OF great frauds as during the pact three or four
months. Following each other so rapidly that
their extent and audacity have severely shaken
tho public sense Of security, the wonder il that no
serious financial revolution has followed in their
wake. just glance at the list Of these huge rob-
berries:
Charles Wnsor, Mercantile Bank. s273 900
Alfred Townsend, New Haven Savings Bank. 115, 900
Smith j. Eaton, Produce Broker. 500 900
Henry B. Jenkins, Phoenix Bank. k.......... 300, 900
H. Mumiord, btock Broker. 130. 900
ohhho"h ,0OO
toth eo920, 600
Thus, within the briet space Of one hundred
days, or thereabouts frauds and robberies by
trusted financial agents have been brought to
light amounting to near six millions Of dollars.
Such statement would stagger any sober com.
munity. But Wall-street is so drunk with greed
and gambling that it rufles tho dark surface and
then passes into oblivion. Nor s this to be- won
deadliest peril could play at foot ball with the na-
.tlopnl credit and the national honor, are more
apt TO sympnthize and condole with these detected
sco9ndres than to institute reform Of this high
y disgraeeful state Of things among themselves.
Chicago Republican.
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On hand and shipboard not
cleared. 13O 14S 132
RICE-We have not heard Of any transactions in
this article during the week. About 1000 bushels Of
rough have to hand, which has been placed in
Benefits mill.
NAVAL STORES.-The receipts amount to about three
hundred bbs. Rosin. part of this sold at $3.50
for No. 2. ..- ~
HAY-one hundred and scventy-fve bales North
River changed hands at $1.25.
FREIGHTs.-To Liverpool a4d. for Upland, and Id
for Sea Island Cotton. To New York. in steamer 81 90
per bale for all packages weighing 400 pounds and over
and one ~ cent per pound for a under 400 pounds;
Naval Stores 30 cts per Dbl. By sailing vessel &c per
lb. for Cotton. and 50c. per bbl for Naval Stores
GRoCERIEs.-our Grocery dealers are well supplied
with almost every article In their line and the
ment Of Coffee. Sugar. Molasses. Flour. Baggng Rope
&c. win be found most excellent. We quote Sugar good
brown, 14tS 16cY Sugar 10 2Oc.; best crushed %
q 23c. Moasses, Muscovado. CSC. sugar house. 40 a.
45c. Coffee, Rio. 80 q 3sc. Flour, SUPER $1,000 per
bbl; extra, s1l 90 do. Salt Liverpool sack 1926 $3.50
whiskey. $500 a $500 per gallon Bagging. gunny,
27c. per yard.
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HELMBOID'S
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU.

In affections peculiar to "FEMALEs" is unequacd by
any other preparation in Chlorosis or Reteutiop
Painfuness Suppression Of Customary Evacuations
liberated Sclrrus State Of the Uterus and ell COM
plants incident To the whether arising habits
of dissipation, inpr.dence in, tile decline change
in life.
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cotemporary says Commodore Mutt entered
ono OF the Green Mountain towns, not long since.
IN yemeie drawn by diminished gnnts." He
n Yonkers. e ''' ''"'
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HELMBOLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU
IMPROVED ROSE WASH,

Will radically extcrminatc from the system Diseases
arising from Habits OF Dissipation itr errnxS Ge
or no change in dirt Inconvenience txposurr;
pletely supersedng those unedsant and dangerous
dies, Ccpdivd and Mercury, in all these diseases.
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jeff. Davis is now reported to submit gracefully
to his discomforts He would probably bear
trial civilly.
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THE CHARLESTON MARKET.

COTTON-The receipts Of this article continue light
amounting to about twelve hundred fifty bales from
the 1st to the 9th inst inclusive. After much inquiry
we do not think that two hundred bales have been
sold here in the tnethe great bulk of being
shipped. Tho gales have been, generally in small lots
ut prices varying from 34c @3sc for low middling
good middling upiands. On Wednesday we were in
formed that lot of 80 ba.cs much Of which was fully
good rddling had changed hands at a;2ic. per lb-
some Of the packages We're in poor condition. The last
news from Europe has exeted depressing influence
the market and there is tendency to decline There
are some three thousand bales ct orangeburg which
holders quite anxious TO get 10 market but which is
detained by the want of railroad facilities II will be
perceived by table that make the stock hand
September 1st 1865 800 bales Sea Island and Gl0 bales
Upland Cotton There has been few bales Of Sea Isl
and sold during the week. and quote Sea Islands and
Mains from 60c. @s0c per h. The exports during the
week have amounted 238 bales Sea- Island and 1876
bales Upland Cotton.
COTTON STATEMENT
Sea Island. Upland. Rice
Stock on hand Sept 1st, 1865. .3G2 1910 100
Receipts to Sept. 9th, 1865, in
elusive OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. - 1851 80
a74 2ssl $50
Exports from let to 9Th Sept,
1866, inclusive:
Sea Lal'd. Upland Rice.
To Liverpool, per bark Exchange. ITO 80 -
To New York per steamer Granadn. $40 1s
- per schr. NJ. A. WINS 60 &C -
d" per schr. H. N. Mayo 50 -
To Philadelphia, per brig ]. NJ.
Houston. n.............-.-......... 0 -
TO Philadelphia, per schr d. W.
Lindsay NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. - G2 -
Total Exports. -238 1875 18
REcAPIrUI.ArIoN.
Sea Island Upland. Rice.
Stock on hand Sept G, 1s65...... 374 2861 $50
Exported ..23s 1876 1s
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THE NEW YORK NEWS.

nAILY AND wEEKLY-THE NEW YORK WEEKLY
~ NEWS, a great Family Newspaper-Benjamin
Wood, Proprietor. Journal OF Politics, Literature
Fashions, Market and Financial Reports Interesting
Miscellany, and News from nll parts Of the wordI it
contains more reading matter than any other weekly pa
per- New improvements introduced-an immense cir
culation determined onthe largest best and cheapest
paper published in New York. Single copies, cents
one copy, one year, 81 three copies year, $780,
five copies, year. 1915; ten copies year. SIT
and an extra TO any club of twenty copies one
year, SD The Weekly News is sent to clergymen at
SLIGO. New York Daily Sews-to mail Subscribers $40
per annum six months. IS. For sale by all newsdea
ers. Specimen copies of Daily and Weekly News sent
free. Address BENZ. WOOD, Daily News Building, No
~ City Hall Square, New York City. September
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IAdyer,i.mentI

DR.. w. III. GREGG- Dear SIR: have been
suffering for a long time with what physicians eau
Diseases Il the PROSTATE GLAND and RETENTION or
1 RISE and was unable Obtain any relief until used
CONSTITUTION WATER which began to produce It's cur
alive effect after taking one or two doses ana no man
en- be more grateful than at the results baying sui
1ered all Il at man could suffer. and live, ana rather
qlan be deprived of the medicine would be willing TO
pay Fifty DOLLARS a bottle for Il.
il has not only cured me- but several other officers in
NV district have been cured by it, and would recon-
mend everybody suffering from any disease OF Tie KID
Neys to use Constitution Water.
RICHARD LUSH.
Sergeant IAth WaId Police
NEw.YOGK. Dec. 80 1861. ,.o.
Sold wholesale by MORGAN g. ALLEN, No. 40 Chh'st'
md all Druggists
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MARRIED..

BIrTTLF-sIMMONS- Thursday, 26th int at 81 Paul
Cbapel bv the Rev Morgan Din DID, Robert Bullet to
Mary r. daughter of the late T. ". Simmons, esq., all oil
this city
HYDE-LUM-In NewYork Thursday. Jan 20, 1862 by tue
Rev H. P Crozier Robert G. Hyde Of New York. to Anna
J. Lum OF Brooklyn. No cards
JONEs-GRIfFlTH-In Utica, N. Y, by the Rev. James
Marv A. Griffith daughter Of the Rev. j. Griffith OF the for
place.
LOW-THOMsON-On Thursday 26th inst. by the Rev
Dr. Gaaudet NJ Palmer Low and Isabelle, daughter Oh u
+. Thomson, esq, all Of this city.
RIGBY-KETCHu M--In Brooklyn. on Tuesday. Jan g.
1862 by the Rev. Dr. LeioLn Henry Rigby to Misc Maria
Louisa kechun.
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NEW TESTIMONIALS
CATARRH CURED.

LINCOLN HospirAL, WASHINGTON, d. C., Oct ]. 1854
have been several years past afte~ih chronic dry
cstauh which year ago became bad that my hearing
threatened to leave altogether My throat became gresy
Affected There constant roaring in my head Which,
with tho other symptoms always greatly aggravated %
the ghest cold Dr. Won Eisenbers commenced treating
me year ago. has continued to treat at long intervals
since. happy to state that the treatment oil p Non
Esenberg has produced improvement so that my
hearing perfectly restored My nosr are free nom
inflammation and my general health Is much improved thas
look for IL. permanent restoration and that speedily a
fixed fact do cheeraIy recommend all persons suffering
from catarrhal affections to appyto Dr. Won E'ehoss ,s
treatment feeling assured that with proper opportunity 10
will effect cure.
JAMES T. FERRIE. Csptsin U. s. A.
wa. completely deaf for several year, and hearing OF Dr.
Won Eisenberg great reputation in restoring the hearing
called on him and in one operation my great astonishmh
and pleasure, now hesr perfectly wen cams
in TO the Doctor perfectly deaf hear as never
b This skill 10 uutiyaled.
CHARLES CHAPPELL,
Warrington Market.
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NEw.yoRX, Oct. S. 1854
C,ouT RESTORED.

AN EXTRAORDINARY RESTORATION OF SIGHT.
II,wnxscx GaxsSA OF No. 1873 East 36thss' New'iork
CIV have been suffering from blindness OF the ie eye Tor
or.dsr,ble period The eye continually In state OF
,,a.mm sion from which the good eye beesme Affected
d indeed my general health greatly injured by lie
Hearing Of Dr. Won Esenbess great reputation and every
ON. ,sd mine hopeless called on the Doctor Who
after examining me- undertook and within foTtnsns
found myself almost completely cured IL Is now month
since placed myself under DR. Won EsenbeTss treatment
sIn happy be able to state thai the Inflammation Gu
tsy gone 80 that perfectly with both eyes, added
which am in good health blessing have not enjoyed 'nc"
was blind do couscisn,iousy and gratefully swear 70 IN"
above statement In Court OF Justice at the CITY hA % ~
City Of New. York. the 10th day OF October, 1864
LAWRENCE GRENNA
sxo,n bsfote mo this 10th day Of October, 1864.
c. GODFREY GUNTHER, Mayor
fThs Grand Seal OF the
{New York Msyoralty)
DR. Won EIsENBER6 may DO consulted on the diseases
of tho eye and ear and for caarrh at the Office No. 0''
Broadway New-York. ..-
Tho EsTHETICO- NEURALGICoHi Il now on eSnotiol,
a, DIR. Won EIsENBERG5 Consulting Rooms, No Mo
BROADWAY. near is,hss
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FROM JESSIE SMITH, rsa -,


President Of the Morris County Bank, MoIristown, New
Jerey;
Having used Dr. WIsTARs BALsAM OF WILD
CHERRY foI about 6een years and having realized m bene'
fetal results my family 1t sfoEds great pleasure in
recommending to the public valuable remedy in cases OF
weak Lungs. cold, coughs &C., ard remedy which consider
10 be entirely innocent and may be taken with perc. safety
By the most delicate in health"
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FRENCH TnEATER.-An engagement IN DOS
ION call. away the company Of the French Ihea'er or
two weeks. After tonight the performances WIZ w
discontinued until the 18th Of February lie oii oi
,bi, evening consists Of the Characteristic
Les Chansons Popuaires dc la France Whien lH'iO
.uees larger number Of dramatis peTsOne nun ~,
other piece in MI Jugnes repertoTy anu INC o''
.nrnnhr - line Tnsse dc Tue.
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DO not waste your money buying any OF the
Numerous worthless articles called GOLD PENS when
have flooded the market for the last few years when
sower prices you get pens which are acknowledged
20 be the BEST IN The WORLD.
see advertisement in another column; The zen Is
Nfigliier than the Sword"
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The Head and Front Of the Weekiies.

The Head and Front Of the Weeklies.
THE NETWORK MERCURY,
FOR TOMORROW,
will contain the n, and most compe compendium
GENERAL NEWS FROM ALL QUARTERS OF THE
GLOBE.
LEADING EDITORIALS.
the leading topics Of the day.. - .- ,
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE AND EXTRACTS,
with ARTISTIC. LITERARY. DRAMATIC, POLITICAL
COMMERCIAL and FINANCIAL NEW ;, far more thorough
and
TWO HOURS LATER
than tht Of any other journal without exception, published
on the day Spicy Skeches Correspondence from all
parts OF the county and especy from our armies IN the
CITY aud all the CHIEF POINTS at the SEAT or WAN;
the recent City Intelligence. and every other topic that can III
-ret the Scholar tine Merchant the Soldier and the foht'
csn will be found in the richest an most varied abundance
PIERCE EGAS'S SPLENDID STORY
THE FAIR LILIAS,
OR LIFE IN DEATH.
Is RECOMMENDED and continued with complete summary OF
.pases with an Paihos the Fire and Social columns
overflow with all that and interesting IN those Depart
en the Shipping Lis. presents is accustomed accurate
survey
PETROLEUM AND PORTOLrA
Geur. IA the most complete and succnct statements yet
sioded by H.. Press Along with these salient features
'''''" FULL AND GRAPHIC SKETCH
IHR
LIGHT GUARD BALL,
THE FLOWER OF THE fESTl\ Walls,
and teemng budget Of Ouips, ourk' ana 0uiad'e' ="
Prose and Verse. -, . ,.,,or.
would do WELL Notwithstanding our greatly enlarged ed'0h'
u 'Pp' TO MoRkoW's SUNDAY MERCURY.
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DyrLTY's ILLUSTRATIONS OF DiokESS.-
ue.sr, Hurd Houehton haveissued wospir'eu pno
,c,onhic sketches of Inspector Bucket in Bleak house
M pecksnif and the Stranger in Martin ChuzAewit
,,or, dasiOns nv barley.
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For Non-Retention or incOntinence Of Urine,
Irritation Inflammation or liberation OF the Bladder
or kidneys Diseases Of the PROSTATE Glands stone IN
the Bladder Calculus Gravel, or Brick dus. Deposit,
and all eases OF the Bladder. kidneys and Dropaical
Swelling USE HELMBoLD's FLUID ExTEAcT BuCHC.
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ELEYA.

NINE. DEMOREsT's IMPERIAL DRESS ELEYA-
TOR raising the dress in the graceful style and letting
IL down at will. At Nine DTMOREsT's EHPoGIt or
FASHION 473 Broadway and Trimming Stores. Price
cents and 81 Sent post paid on receipt OF the price
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Demuicent


Utmulcenf! Demuiceu'
DEMULCENTi
Tisenir.iy new Soap I. beyond all comparison the b''
ran nouud vet offered ior
ri iPPED on TENDER HANDS,
TIE NURSERY, AND ALL TOILET USES.
Manufactured only by
II r. HILLS son, No. 81 PARK ROW. N T.
Who also oa-f. upward Of 100 varieties Of Toilet and ssp'
Soap. sa4 Csndss fo' sac Nv most all rsspee'Sos ass
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FROM PETER CANNON, EsQ.,

FROM PETER CANNON, EsQ.,
Genera Agent Of the Sussex Railroad
NEWTON, N. j.
"Haync used Or. wIsTAnS BALsAM OF WILD
CHERRY in ny family with great advantages for many
,e.. in case colds most cheefly give my tes
tmony Of Ito efficacy and recommend II to those who s' sur
erln, from Coughs Colds. aud Pulmonary Diseases OF long
standing as being safe and reliable remedy"
WISTARS BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
Meme ger u.. uuem ,isnsa H. BUTTS" on the wrapper
FoR SALE ~
Up. DINsMORE, No. 4sl Broadway, New'Yofs'
sw FOwLE ( Co.. PropretOrs, Boston,
AID BY al DTugSstA
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COMMITTED SUICIDE Samuel Flick, residing
-, No. pa StantOnst. yesterday committed SUICIDE
~ ~ Ihe Coroner was notified
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The Remedy Of the Age
THE CELEBRATED
TROPICAL BALSAM,
PREPARED BY CARRENO BROTHERS & Co,

KSo~s As ISrALLIBLE FOR THB SPEEDY CURE or
PHTHIsIS, CIRCUIT. and all other diseases Of the CHEST
and THROAT Affections resulting from FALLS,
BLOWS, or BRUISES. however severe:
PILES,
HEMORRHAGEs, WOUNDS. CONTUSI0NS. BURNS
FELoNs. ALL KINDS on ULCERS. CIIAPPED
LIPS, HANDS. Erc; HEADACHE.
TOOTHACHE, EARACHE
and all other NEURALGIC, RHEUMATIC, or SPAS
MODIC PAINS.
This Baam is especially adapted for the Of the army
and soldier should be without IL, as, among tine many v
tues possesses its power and efficacy in stopping hemor
images preventing LocxJAw and cleansing and
healing WOUNDS far superior to those Of other rene
dies heretofore discovered
Full directions for use around each bottle.
Circulars containing said directions and large number oil
valuable letters certifying the wonderful cures effected by
this precious medicine be had upon application to the
TROPICAL BALSAM COMPANY'S GENERAL DEPOT
No 5Wasree New York md Will be sen, to private resi-
dcnces, or by mail. request.
Price Of bottles, % cents and ~.
The Company will send the Bnlsam by Expres, receipt
OF price. g.
Heads Of fael are advised to Keep this Basam constantly
OF hand in order to tine in Of WOUNDS sxoR'
RuAeHs BcRSs BRUISES &c, thus obtaining immediate
cure and saving time suaeng and money! also those who
are devoted such occupations expose them to danger or
require the ofnstrumenis whefewih they may be Injured
~ lCopyl n,,
Office Of the Laboratory Of Dr. j. ~ fohle'}
late Of Jas X. Chiffon Co., Z
No. % Princes. corner o. Mercer. n y
JANEsR CnILroS, NJ. d., julius q. fouLE, NJ. d. ana
fyficA and C0AsgItag Chsm.Hs: ., zoe,
Nrw YORK, June ". lBt
have made chemical analysis Of the Tropical b1sa pre-
pared by Nessr CtrTeuo. Bros Co. aud found, ste1
torouh examination Of It, that II Il compo ca cfclusey OF
vegetable substsnceSprincpny Of gums ana
ns deided medicinal opctes. II contains ong that can
prove dcle,eou to health when taken internally or apphed
.,,emey; its ssngent and healing properties being wen
10 s,on letaorrlavrs and heal wounds ulcers, &c.
1Slsnedb JULIUS q. POHLE NJ. D.,
Successor 10 Dr. Jss. X. Chiltcn Co,
Analytical Chemist. III