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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-06-24
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-06-24

n@"FALSE AND TRUE."-AE CURE FOR
ALL Li-Incompetent remedies, Buchu. Cubebs, Ju-
.niper, 6n Copsibs and other Direct Diutetics arc
In many cases hurtful, and when used as general
remedies unless under the supervision of phyel-
clan, may do much injury-arthough Buchu is re.
commended asa diuretlc In the Pharmscopeia, 1t is
with the view Of being administered ns an agent, In
certain conditions only diuretc. In many cases
where the Kidneys arc slothful, and powerful ae-
tion is required. It may be used with benefit, but
only under the inspection of the medical attendent,
as the increased action 1t may induce and the dam
age 1t will cause by suspending the functions OF the
skin, liver, bowels, etc., may on the next visit OF
the physician require On opate TO modify or arrest
the great strain and labor the Kidneys suffer from
its exclusive action as direct diuretic. Now these
facts are known to every welinformed medical man.
hence the error of using this sgent In all forms Of
Kidney Bladder and Urinary Diseases. compen-
ssng remedy that removes and cures all diseases Of
the Kidneys Bladder, Urinary Organs. scrofula skp
Diseases, etc.. like RADwAY's sARsAPARILLIAN
RE6OLvENT. that contains Pareira Bravo, far su-
peror diuretc to Buchu, that communicates its Gu
rative powers through the Blood, Sweat and Urine,
and repair their waste of the body with new and
healthy material from puro rich blood that does not
augment the secrene functions OF one Set OF organs
by suspending the secretons of others-is the only
sensible means of To give Buchu, In cases OF
Diabetes, constant flow OF Urine, Weakness, or ca
tarrh Of Bladder, A1bumen or sugary Urine, Lithic
Acid, or Brick Dust Deposit, is hke giving salts to
stop diarrhes. If afflicted With urinary difficulty.
or troubled with weakening, purulent or irritating
discharges, few doses of the sarsapsrilian Resol
vent will do more good than gallons of these direct
and exclusive diuretics.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-06-24
Spefial. Notifes.

a@ OFFICE CHARLESTON GAsLlGHT
COMPANY. June "a. 1854 Dividend Of FIFTY
GENTS PER SHARE on tho Capital Stock Of this
Company having been declared by. the Directors,
the same will be paid on and after 1st prozino.
The Books Of Transfer will be closed from this date
to 1st proxlmo. W. J. HERIoT,
June "a z 49, secretary.
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~ THE PICNIC THAT WAS POSTPON-
ED from the 11th insant, win come of on the 26q
instant AL concerned In the days amusement win
be on hand and get their Tickets ct the boat and
save their boat expenses. Tho steamer will leave
Market wharf at quarter-past Eight, A NJ. Hop
kins' Band has been engaged for the occasion.
lima o. y. .lt..li III ~ ~ III IL
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wTHE STEAMER CITY POINT WILL
discontinue her trips to Florida for summer repairs,
until further notice. June
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VOLUME vI.-NUMBER r8s9l .g "a. = c.s ar. ~

aH The Business sndPablieasiono OF;
fice OF. THE DAILY NEWS wni be re;
naoyesf atyshs eaose OF ths prssent,w
to the large esnd coznmodtous buildtng
No. 1As EAST. Bk9. IE-11 N0Qr Il
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-06-24
STEAMSHIP aCO1TPY'S
,ftdif % .Yi1sEHRoUeH LLNE Toegti o. aaasG

1Clt1AIL dSEEAnSHIRaCOHF
B,tdl 20 .gi1e THROUGH IlHE Toeyfi q 4aaad
o. CALIFORNIA. CHINA, AND JAPAN
FREIGHT AND PASSAGE. AT GREATLY RE-
a ,ra,,, 5,of =, DUCED RATES i,s,.,,:se4.,n.Ge
8 n. .r~.s-u> ,.s STEAMERS -OE The ABOVE
% 'ZZE4Sf3eg line leave Pier No. 42, North RtYer.
LE1M1lE saA foot of csnststreets New York at
.s-sS u o'clock noon, Of the 1st 9th, 18th
and 2Ith Of every month le3c6pt when these dates
full entsundSy, then ths Saturday precedinsl.
Departing of LIST and 24thconnsot ct Panama with
steamers TOR South Pacific aud Central American
perts. Those of 1Ht touch at ManzanfIlo 4i9'f'
Departure Of 9th Of eschs month connectsowi
the new steam line from Panama to Australia and
New Zealand. 20 --'i- 't'2.i''
g Steamship JAPAN leaves San Francisco. for China
and Japan, August g. ......,-.l .fss..r7 80
No California steamers touch at Havana. but go
direct from New York 10 o'AspinwalL lnsiuiae nt!f
One, hundred pounds baggage free to each adult.
Medicine aud attendance free. ,-...--
For Passage Tickets Or further information spply
at the COMPANYB, TICKET: OFFICE, on the wharf
foot of Canal-street, North River, New York. -
March II 4'jTt Tyr ett's-SF.iR r. BABY, Agent
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NEW :,..il YORK. GOSSIP.

THk poIdTIcAL Pol aoAHos-r pEHocRAT1c NoM1;;
NEE-CHAsE OUT OF TEE RING HENDRICKS
pSRoaxBLY THE coMIsa MN GJER0mE PkREs
3 RACES 4 is AND THE NEW RACE COURSE soUIHERS
~ KDuoarfoNXTHE,s sohos1s AND TaE PREss cIUf
3i-Tn i4-Tn Pin PIN And THE reErriI1oo1r, &c., %. ~
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-06-24

DR.. Nicolao Joaquin Morecio the celebrated ply
sician and chemist of Rio de Janeiro. bears the fol-
lowing testimony to the Parera Braya, as prepared
under the process of DR.. Radway, says: "Gwofany
e1tols lts dureic virtues Bochner cites Ills proper
ties against ascites tympanetc, asthma and leucor-
rsa" It is recommended in dyspepsia as stom-
achic according TO Pison and Descourtel The juice
of the leaves is applied to the bite Of the cobra,
making the party bitten drink of 1t at the same
time.
European physicians. from 1858 have held this root
in high estimation and Sir Benjamin Brodie used IT
as specially in al cases of Kidney, Bladder Uterine
and Womb Diseases, and as ithonriptic IN dissolv-
ing stone and caculous ooncretons-this great rep
utation was gained In Its crude state, under Dr. Rad
ways process the active properties of the root called
Cisampane, is used and one ounce Of 1t. as cura'
tive agent is worth more than all the Buchu that ten
generations of "HoTrENrors'' or other savages viii
ever gather.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-06-24

Rs-CONJUGAL LOVE, AND THE HAPPI-
NESS OF TRUE MARRIaGE.-Essays for Young
Men on The Errors, Abuses and Diseases which de-
stroy the Manly Powers and create impediments to
Marriage, with sure means Of relief. Sent in scaled
letter envelopes free Of charge. Address howard
ASSOCIATION, Box r., Philadelphia, Pa.
May 20 5mo
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againgresumed active command lof the feet
Preparations are being made for the grand re-
view Of the American squadron BY King Leo
poid; which takes place on Monday next Tho
fiasahip Franklin win be draped with flags and
che AdmiraiMin nrtandera Il grand banquet ohh
board testheh Rogals sHigresses; the King anq
Queen, subsequent to the review. ..,c,4 3.I,t
BERLIN, June 0.gThe sessions Of the North
German Parliament were formally closed yes
terdsy. King william, Of Prussia, made sshort
and pacific speech on the occasion. Here
viewed sndronmsnted ffsvorsbly on Sthe work
of the presens session, and concluded BY e1F
pressing the conviction that the results Of ths
.isbms.m Parliamentwould7 be successful and
that Germany would continue too enjoy the
blessings of pesce. zs..,.. u a4...s ,.,.-,.J
PARIS, June 0.-The regular msl steapes
from Rio de Janeiro has arrived at Lisbon
The news from the hostile forces on The. .Psrar
ma is not, Important. The special correspon-
dent 81 Tie Moniteur in Paraguay writes to
that journsi thatth allied forces, atterirepeat-
Z sdehofts, Have given up the task Of attempt
ing to carry Humaita by storm, and now pro
pose toreduoe the city by. starving out the
garrison. The writer thinks that the pros
poets Of Paraguay have materially frightened
The unity of the people Of all political opins-
ions, which has recently. been brought about
in that country, has given President Lopez the
resources to proloDg the war against his pow
erful enemies indefinitely, .,...-,......,..,,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-06-24

So with Sarsaparillian. One ounce Of the pure e1-
tract OF sarssparian Of DR.. Radwsys contains more
of the curative principle Of Sarsapsrils, than ten
pounds of the crude root, used in adulterated
Sarsapsrillas.
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nEwsFRonf WASHINGTON.

VETO OF TIE ARKANSAS srLL-THE OMNIBUS BILL
: r--wHAEB HoPED-TB DISTRICT BzLda5PREsI-
: DENT sJoHNsoN AID sEoRErARy M'CUILooH
: :. THE THE pREsDEsT DEsrREs THAT THE SECRETARY
sRoULp REsIGN-wHY FoRNEY's RESIGNATION
, sWAsaaooEpIED+HBD DoUBIE-DEk SAILING CURTIN
g rRiioxsa HIM-uEMocRATio DELEGATION len
\; v ROUTE FOB NEW goRK-A rRooIAMATIoN or
AMNESTY. -''s's'fa.s q" - -
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SO quick h the sARsAPARnLIAN REsoLvENT
in entering into the circulation, that it commences
its work of puriti a,ion at once Pimples, Blotches
Pustues, letter, Worms in the Elesh, Black Spots,
&C., are removed by few doses, aud the skin re-
stored to beautiful clear appearance. Price Of
RADWAY's SARsAPARILLIAN or RENOyATING
REsoLvENT, 81 per bottle, or bottles for IS.
Address DIR. RADWAY Il CO.,
No. 81 Maiden Lane. N. z.
Sold by Druggists G DAG June %
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-06-24
BY q .iT,l'E]|lLEGRAPH. ']|l
J. TsL.., g
our Ea.rotpsan Dispat!eshss.

=.
Our EUROPEAN Dispatches.
..C9 lpxR AHGsrIo TEIEaRAPH.l I
PASSAGE OF TIE mlsH REFORM BILL IN TEE
HOUSE OF ooHMoNs=czI W OF TIE a An,
~ NvrasAnr OF THE oUEErs ACCESSION To TIE
rHRoNsAaxv1E:wio or THE yoruNrEEks BIZ HEEs
m smfAIrlsrrAropluLAR ostNa
s,-s >, sEsioN OF TIE, NORTH GERMAN PARLIAMENT;
..rMADasinli;s June 9s.~The American mediation
between Spain, Peru and Chill is regarded i9' 2
official circles rs athe practical ltesnination OF
S. sSssDds, @ Isahhe iIersi asstins ttAt
Guildhall, the Lord Mayor of London presidi
ing, was broken up By thssFories.
The House Of Commons, in comnittee, nave
agreed to the Irish Reform bin. = sA.''.' |
A mutiny on, board an American, "a, ship at
Antwerp was suppressed by the police and I
boats crew from the. American ship Tic00nderf
oga. after desperate fight. !
LONDON, june 40. o7dsy, Ebeing the annii
yersary Of the accession Of her Majesty, Queer,
Victoria; soi sha throne eof iEuslaud1 has bee9
observed by appropriate royal salutes through
iis outt the doninions of fhs BtiliSh Government!
Tho city has bean gaylS deoksd, gith fags sapd
streamers, and The naval vessels, as well ss th9
mercantile marine OF s4 ,nations, ahsyeI bee1
profuse in the display Of their colors. Imf
mense crowds filed the astreetssa aA intent
mainly upon witnessing the grand review Of
the volunteers BY, the QueenI andtthe Royas
family at Windsor, towards which point they
5..,.st Z :, ,,,x ,tsy&y, oror,a raiE
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-05-14

NorIcE.-we have the best Warehouse in the
State, it being absolutely fre-proof, and are now
prepared to received limited amount Of Merchand-
Use, Flour or Barley on storage at reasonable
rates. All goods delivered in A. good order a.
when received. MASON HUFF.
The Evansville journal., 1868-12-04
LoU1gvlLLE.-The C9nrie... .Longnal

LcUIsvILLE.-The Courie,.- Journal
of Wednesday says:
There having been considerable
complaint that the Kentucky River
Packet Company favor Cincinnati in
shippin" tobacco, to the detriment Of
Louisvlne, the tobacco warehouse
men have chartered the steamer ID. NJ
Sechler. Captain l.. G.. George, and
will place her in the trade as an inde-
pendent Louisville packet.
There was light fall Of snow yes
terday morning, and a still lighter
one about noon. There were indica-
tiOns of clear weather In tho alter
noon. but il again clouded up toward
sun down. 1t was almost freezing
cold last night.
ST. LoUIs.-The Democrat of We'd
nesday says:
Experienced river men 10 the North
are predicting unusually high water
next spring. They say the ground IS
now soaked as thoroughly, almost, as
it can be- 1t will freeze IN that con
dition, with the remaining fall rains
at the surface, to which will be added
the SHOWS Of winter. When the thaw
comes in spring, there'll be no soak
ing-the waters will run to the rivers
and the Mississippi will just go boom
ing. The Ouachita has risen. The
Gov. Allen has re-entered that trade,
having withdrawn from the Vicks-
burg trade.
The Evansville journal., 1868-12-04

with Wild flowers. Even in mid
Winter. you will see around you only
verdure and bloom. The trees-that
is. those which make up the great
mass of the forests, are In full leaf;
the grass is green and fresh; the fra
grant yellow jasmine hangs its wreaths
of golden bloom overhead; and the
violet, aud other tiny but beautiful
flowers, nestle IN the grass at your
feet. For music, you may listen day
and night to the songs of the inimit-
able mocking bird.
Such Is the Winter in Florida The
rest of the year is not All Summer.
The true Summer in Florida Is no
longer than the nominal Summer of
the rest Of the country, and it is not,
as is generally supposed, terribly hot.
There are hotter days in New York
than in Jacksonville. The average
of June, our hottest month, was this
year eighty degrees. This IS pretty
warm, but with our constant sea
breeze, it is never intolerably hot,
and the nights are invariably cool,
no matter how not the day. Nine
months OF our year seem more like
perpetual Spring than like any other
season.
We have a rainy season. For from
two to three months, say from July
first to the middle of September, it
rains more or less nearly every day,
but never all day. The showers come
in the afternoon and are over before
night. The thunder and lightning
which accompany them are some
times terrific; but our tall pines are
the best of conductors, and our low
houses are never struck by the cleo
trio fluid Heratd of Health.
The Evansville journal., 1868-12-04
PHYSICIANS.
A. III, CLARK,

As III. ULAKhg
(Late of HopkinsvilIe, Kentucky
ATTORNEX AT LA w
South Side Third s., East of Main,
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.
VIII nractice in the Courts of Wander
burgh and adjoining Counties, and attend
10 tbe collection of claims in Kentucky.
REFERENCES By PERMISSION:
Hon. j. F. Buckner, Attorney-at-L Law,
Huntsville, Kentucky; Hon. Thomas G.
Dabuey, Attorney-at Law, Cftdiz, Ken
fucky Hon. f. 2. Campbell, Attorney-at-
Law, HopKinsville, Kentucky; John T..
Latham President Bank of Hopkinsville,
HopkinsVIIle, Kentucky. mov3 Inn
The Evansville journal., 1868-12-04
Life In EinrIdn

[By . Northern Invalid now living there
The first gIimses one gets OF Florida
are not apt to be entirely satisfactory.
It, on reaching Savannah by steam T
from New York or elsewhere, you
take the night train (and / believe
there is at present no other) tor Jack
sOnville. with berth In the sleeping
car, you will find yourself, on rubbing
your eyes open In the morning, In the
Land Of L overs" but you will Q
] kelly to admit the fact with some
hesitation and good deal of disap-
pOintment. Il single live oak give
ats name to the station where you viii
be aroused to an early breakfast.
Scattering pines; clumps of dwarf
palm; coarse grass, covering all the
ground; few log cabins or board
shanties-these are all you see; and it
is the same all the way to Jackson
Vile. This region hardly makes
part of our paradise.
If you take steamer for Jackson
vile, which is the better way, your
first glimses of Florida will be its
sand hills, aud vour first impressions,
as in the other case, will not De par
ticularly gratifying.
entered, you hardly know how, the
true Floridian zone. You find a
beautiful little town embowered in
evergreen oaks, and with its exten-
sjve front yards and gardens adorned
with orange groves loaded, if it be
Winter or late Autumn, with their
golden fruit. Perpetual verdure, rank
veg etation and gorgeous flowers indi-
cate the absence of Winter and the
approach to the rapid and luxurant
growth natural to equatorial regions.
The climate of the tropics here ex-
tends several degrees north of the
true tropical parallels. As we go
southwark from Jacksonville we come
more and more within its influences.
The seasons are unlike anything
known elsewhere in the United States.
What is called Winter resembles very
closely what IS known at the North as
- Indian Summer" except that the
air is dryer and clearer, aud the skies
bluer. The atmosphere is elastic and
bracIng, though soft and balmy. Very
little rain falls, and cloudless days are
continuous for weeks. [ kept a
record of the temperature of last
Winter. near the 30Jh parallel of lati :
River | have not the figures at hand,
but remember that the average for
January was seventy degrees. The
other two months Of the nominal
Winter were a little cooler, perhaps
81 degrees. At New Smyrna, on the
Atlantic coast, and near the 18th par
allel OF latitude, the average of the
whole year is Y degrees. In no part
of the State does the difference be
tween Summer and Winter exceed 2;
degrees. and below the 18th parable
the temperature is about the same tn,
gear round.
At Jacksonville, and north ant
west from there, occasional chill
northeast rain storms occur, and tn
invalid should be prepared with suit
able warm clothing for such vista
tions. Now and then, too, a rough
cold wind comes down from the north
vest. rendering an overcoat comfort
able during a portion of the day; bu
NH weather is the rare exception
and bright, sunny days, aud clear
calm. glorious nights the rule. Ever
day in the year you may fill your vase
The Evansville journal., 1868-12-04
Crescent City Springs
WINTER ESTABLISHMENT.

gRyHIE undersigned has the pleasure Of
notifying his friends and the public
that he will keep this beautiful place of
resort open during the Winter as Res
taurant, and Bowling and Billiard Saloon,
having provided two OF those splendid
latest style Brunswick Billiard Tables, and
thoroughly heated up his sfIoons ana
Tenpin iIeys for that purpose. He Will
be prepared TO serve up OYSTERS and all
other delicacies OF the season at the short
est notice, and Will from this time keep
constantly on hand the celebrated
KLEINER CINCINNATI BEER.
uoYI7 dtf ED. WELLER.
The Evansville journal., 1868-12-04
RTVER EW 8
Far Othcr Isarer Ltems See Fourth rage.
sTEAwBoAT PRTNTING.

No printing establishment in the West
aas better facilities or greater ability Tor
doing fine Steamboat Printing. our assort-
nenJ Of Job Type, though very large ana
complete, is constantly being added 10, and
our job department is under the personal
supervision of one of the best job printers
In the United States. We are prepared 10
print Posters, pIain or fancy, Bill Heads.
Sills Lading, Cards, Deck and Meal Tick
cts, Bills of Fare, Mates Tickets for Labor,
&C, DC. Orders left with either Of The
Whar1-boats viii be promptly attended &c.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-05-28


THE Democracy now stand
justly impeachedof the errors,
blunders and crimes of Andrew
Johnson's administration. True
he was at first elected by the
Republicans,'b they endeav-
ored to remove him in a con-
stitutional manner, and were
defeated by the solid vote of
the Democratic Senators. They
have long enjoyed the. "steal-
ings"' of the administration, and
now unanimously vote to as,
sumo the shame. Let us hear
no more from Democrats Of
revenue and other officers who
are defrauding, the people Of
millions of dollars. Their
leaders assume the response
bility. Letpthem have the full
benefit of their action. ...q,
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RoOK AGENTS WANTED.

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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-05-28

The people of our county,
radical and moderate Repub-
licans-all save the out and
out Butternutss, are pleased
with the nominations at Chi.
eago, and appear to think no
better selections could have
been made. The Butternuts
are wrothy; they recognize the
old leader of the Union forces
and foresee their fate. -.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-05-28

Gov. BUCKINGHAM was cho-
sen U. S. Senator from Con
necticut, last week, vice Dixon,
who turned traitor to the prin-
,ciples on which he was elected
and was kicked out Of the par.
ty that had honored him. Gov.
Buckingham is a straight out,
consistent Republican. This
is one of the fruits of the CUR
reat Democratic victory in
Connecticut, of which we heard
so much this spring. We can
stand it. ..,rr .a... ..,. .,s
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THIS is now, by all odds, the
best paper published in Yinton
Countrywide.
!, That is modest to a degree
unheard of, even for a newspa-
per man, and especially for
one, the better half of whose
paper is printed on the lake
shore and published on Rae
coon. All hail to Chicago, the
city Of aoutSides," the garden
spotof the West |! 'F
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-05-28

EVERY man, woman and child
in the county will bearin mind
that they are invited to join
with the Grand Army of the
Republic in observing Satur-
day, May both, by strewing the
graves of our dead soldiers with
flowers.