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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-28

NERs. EDWARD b. WAITk's INC.
M IilH AND FRENCH BOARDING SCHUOL
Fry ,UNG LADIES, removed to No. SO West 42d
street, opposite Reservoir Park. New York City:
References: Bishop Potter, New York; Bishop
Davis out Carolina: Rev. ". r. Brantly. Atlanta.
Go Professor Henry, smithsonian lbs ttute; Gene
raj Wade aamp on South Carolina; WV. Corcoran,
washin n. b C.; President Middleton Charleston
College; Professor harles raves New York; ". Gill
more simms, soutn srolipa; Professor Bartlett,
West Point Military Academy.
august "a DAG
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Mr.. W. G. DeSsussure, Chairman Of Commit
tee on the Beach Island Channel. submitted
the following report:
To tie President and Members Of the Charleston
Chamber Of Commerce.
The committee to whom was referred the
subj jct OF examining the Beach or Sulivan'S
Isiand Ohanuei report:
That having communicated with Commander
Stone, United States Navy. who s charged with
the duty Of experimenting the removal Of the
wrecks, not aiOne IL the Beach or Sullivsn's
Island Channel, but also the other wrecks in
and around Charleston harbor. Monday. 19;h
July, was appointed as the day on which TO
examine the Bach Channel. Commander Stone
was prevented from personally attending, but
was represented by Captain Perry, commaud-
ing one Of the buoy tenders. The Committee.
together With Captains Bell and Joues OF tho
pilot boats Pride and Wild Cat. and Captain
Perry, Of the buoy tender. proceeded 10 ex-
ammo the Beach Channel at very nearly the low
water. The examination was mace BY running
lines upon the beach shore Of the channel IN
midway, and along the shore OF Drunken Dick
Sloal. After these three lines we're ruu,
the soundings were taken in diagonal lines
across the channel-way. A rough draft Of
the channel-wsy and of the soundings
in the shoalest part OF the chanIel-
way proper was about eleven feet, and this
vas but for very short distance; the greater
part OF the channel showed mean low water
depth Of over thirteen feet. The greater part
Of the channel yav has an increase Of water
over what was there just prior to the late war,
aud but for the distractions hereafter men
toned, it would present the shortest, safest
and most accessible outlet aud entrance to the
port OF Charleston. The distractions referred
to consist OF some eight or ten blockade run
ners which got ashore, some on Drunken Dick
Shoal. some on SuIlivan's Island Beach, some
on the Bowman Jetty. Thes wrecked steamers
have formed, 10 gr ater or lesser degree.
bnkheads, which have prevented the securing
effect OF the tides and have thus accumulated
sand beds around them. The steamers wreck
ed upon the Jetty and upon Drunken Dick.
have thus comb,nediy aided in reducing the
curve known on the chart OF 1860 as the
twelve foot curve, at It's inner mouth, and have
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-28

CALIFORNIA CorroN-SoMETHNa NEw.--
There 10 more active thought at present devot-
cd to improved modes OF cultivsting the cotton
plant and increasing its product per acre than
has ever before prevailed. Not q aipy passes
but the press has something fresh to toll on
this subject. Yesterday, we were shown, at the
Office Of Messrs. Grseser & Smith. factors,
North Atlantic wharf. Q fine specimen Of the
plant, grown from seed received from the
southern part Of California. by planter near
Selma, Alabama, from whence this specimen
came. This authority states that this descrip-
tion has most valuable qualities. among which
are great productiveness, say two and hall
to three bales to the acre, and q maturity some
two to three 7ceks earlier than ordinary cot.
ton. The spec men mentioned may be seen
as above, where parties can examine it.
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.

TIE CHARLESTON NEWS, the circulation Oh
which is about twice as largo as that OF any
other paper published in South Carolina, IS tne
,est a5vertisine medium for all business men.
For persons who want situltions or servants;
who want houses or apartments, or have them
10 rent; who want or who offer board and lodg-
ing: who have lost or found articles OF value,
TIE NEWS has no equal; and in order that all
classes may have their wants supplied, We have
adopted the following scale Of oHsAp ADvEs-
r1sx,nsrs, puynsent for which must invariably
be made whe,, Me order is gioen:
Advertisements Of situations wanted by or
offered to clerks, governesses, tutors, work.
men, mechanics, house-servants, porters, snop-
boys, cooks and washers; board and lodging
wanted or offered; apartments wanted or to
alet: articles lost or found; houses, shops, omces
and warehouses wanted or 10 let, and misceiia-
.leous wants Of all kinds.
For each insertion OF advertisements OF the
CLASSES specified:
Not exceeding THREE LINES or % words....% cents
FouR LnEs or so words. 40
Frx rn1s or 40 vords......6o
An advertisements to be inserted at these
rates must be prepaid and delivered at The
NKws Office bv 9 P. n.
Range q Thcrmemetor at the Newn
once.
4: y. laM. lsR: M. & 2. M.
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THE BARswELL JOURNAL.

AS THE BUSINESS SEASON APPR0 CHE6.
the undersigned W. uld respectfully cali the at eution
of the Merchonts OF Charleston to the BARNWKLL
JOURNAL published at BIackvile, =. c., per Of
rapidly increasing clrruatlon, to be found In not
only every PORTION of the arge and weilihy County
of Barnwe,l, bu IN MANY other counies OF the
state, ard has scattering circulation rom Connec-
t,cu to California he Jou nal Is always on Aie at
the Office Of Ge,srs. VA, KER. EVANS COaS:
WELL, the agents II hahlestou, and business mea
would 60 well cai in aud take look ut the paper
before making up their tall advertisement. for tho
weeHlies Of the Stale ..-,s
Terms moderate, which can be learned upon an
plicatiou to WALKER, kvANs COG. WELL. or by
addre sing the subscriber at either BlackviIle or
Earnwell. JOHN {. sbU"K.
August % LIMO
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THE DAILY NEWS.

Target CireuIation.-THED DAILF NEWS
BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY RE-
coGNIzED As HAHING THE LARGEST CIR
cULATIoN IN THE cfrY OF CHARLESTON,
seUBLIsRss TIE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE PoSToFFY0E At THE END OF
EACH WEEK. ACCORDING TO THE PRoHLS-
IONS OF TEE NEW P0SToFF7CE Law:
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A Lus ON THE OCEAN WAVE. AND HOME
i, Oh. xHE RoILNa DEKP.-Those who 20 down
D the sea in ships. or risk their lives on
raging canal. are supposed to acquire as much
information as the ancient mariner; but it ls
seldom the case that amateurs become ac-
quainted with the wonders ofNeptune's king
dom. gay and festive sailing party OF both
sexes Lett this CITY Thursday evening, on the
yacht Mary Ella, and for o time all went as
merry ss . marriage bell; but ths treacherous
wind fstled to blow, ths sails tapped IDLY
against the mast, and the boat drIfted DER the
waters. There were no means OF propelllns
the craft, and the party being unable to get up
. breeze. calmly awaited the issue Of events.
The night was spent 90 the bosom Of the deep.
and: the mariners did not reach the city uutil
, seven O'Clock yesterday morning. The entire
party now claim that they are old salts.
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- ALMOST Rlor BETWEEN soID1ERs And NE-
raaou. u.-Nearly every night. for sone time
past, soldiers OF the Citadel garrison and
. number OF negro women have been in
the habit OF oonHeRsting IN the square on
Ann. street. and creating great deal OF noise
!. making. themselves obnoxious to allin that
.neiehbofhood. and especially to the negro
men. On Thursday night a. number ofths ne
sxro mea assembled and threw bricks at the
.soidie,s, rho returned the compl ment, .
brick from one of them severely injurins ne
gro. He Immediately commenced to yell at the
top Of his voice, murder" FIRE" 'help."
4smurder." He confined these CRIES until large
cr1d Of his allies collected in the vicinity, two
hundred or more Of them. While they we're e1-
.sjtedly discussing the affair anegro fred pis-
tol at the soldiers. This created intense e1-
citement. and but for the wise counsels OF three
or four of the negroes riot would have en-
.ensued. which, doubtless, would have resulted
in bloodshed.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1869-06-25

j. II. Gr0pesteen, founder OF the old and touordbh
k4,O,on house Of Gr0UeStee1 6 Co.
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GRONESTEEN, FULLER & Co.,
SIS Mercer ST., NY.
PI.ANO-FORTES

The last addition TO different STYLES is attract
ing the admiration of both critics and populace. We
mention specially some of the claims of this PIANO
Believing the exterior should be beautiful to the eye
melody to the ear have paid great attention to
getting them mp style that conceded by all who
have seen them to be the handsomest PIANO FORTE
made. They entirely NEW STYLE. with four
round corners heavily carved legs ard Tyre base richly
moulded, and contains OUR LATEST IMPROVED NEW
SCALE AND ACTION. The tone melodeous, and its
adaptability to of shade of expression
from the softest murmer, the Cresendo and the FL,
pives the performer dVantage of the CONCERT
GRAND. Price $500. dec15 eowIy
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A MAGNIFICENT Gift.

Every person. sending one dollar and the names
and z. o. address Of i've or more persons viii receive
by mail, post paid, spleudd Oroide Gold Watch,
a correct time keeper, worth $5. Addre G.. A
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Shall We be Cut Uu
AHve2

NJ Glaude Bernard, the President of the From.
Medic al Academy ncnes to the dreadful opinion that
there is no such thing science medicine and
iiI vlysecton rs after All, the only of progress
IN PHYSIOLOGY We start back with natural horror from
the cruelty OF the knife ON the living subject and NJ
Ciaude BERNARD himself admits that in emitting mn a
live monkey be was so unnamed by the pteous human
CRIES OF the poor brute that he could
tlaude Bernard's sentiments fiji me with ana 10
ment, What does experience te1cb9 II tells ms that
IN all cases OF sickness there retention of matters
OF morhn character which usualls settle upon the part
OF the body weakest sacerd these m stte-s or I'm,
morsa rs invariably removed by Brandreih's pills ara
other vegetable purGatives Some writers describe fha
matter oi disease as sort of like fluid Fhat il
spreans ano pthetrates where weak low vitality
exists IN the body They represent tins hostile find as
always eNisting in humsn bod sut divided into small
points IN the hearhy. fut that when the body gets
disordered they collect ko dew and descend On IN
purCing eNpes this death prncinle or merriam OF 4;
with the excavations, and divides what ~ left into
There IL truth in the above idea but at the nrasent
day such points OF disease are arguing n bttla To-,
line Tor the practical intellect of the age \ =
We know when sick that the bowels or soma
organ OF The body is oppressed with contents which
beng removed. expelled, plrgcd away the preston
is removed and the body restored To health This is
tho simplest fern Of sickness Gases which have been
long standing require The same kind ofireatment
nlno over weeks months or years but is failing
II the directions are followed The health grows For
an INDEFINITE period Won mark hours case in the
twenty four: IN few days mark two hours
then hree, then six hours then twelve hours
the whole twenty four hours marked by perfect
health, the condition which animal existence is
high enloyment- All this secured by vegetable
rurgation. "7..t $500 q. =
1 tevers abound where new soil is turned up where
stagnaut waters are absorbed in the we breathe or
rom contagious matters from cause coming into
contact with the body Thess invariably effect
US through the lungs through thu the skin
folson rs IN The body producing fever apue s,e
fever, or other form OF disease. But it is sill a
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1869-06-25

Dr. HAZARD of Newport, II. IL offer TO the pablo
the following easy method of cure, which have seen
IN for thirty and which have found
etfectuai IN expeng from the human system. within
the space of few hours, the morbid matter which
probably the primary cause OF most OF the diseases
shat atilict mankind.
As soon practicable after the symptoms of die ase
decidedly appear, such dizziness, pain in the head
stomach bowels, neck. shoulders eyes back or sido
often accompanied with difficulty of breathing ,k
ness at he stomach, chills fever diarrhea other
preitonltory warning let the patient retire seep.
ing room and seated ont of draft OF air. beside
bed and place his feet above the ankles in water
hot as can possibly be borne, keeping blanket drawn
around the legs, to exclude the and prevent the
escape of the steam. In about five minutes whilst the
water IS stu wipe the feet dry quickly as
possible, and get into warm bed then take, a man,
from hve TO SIX If woman, from four to five of
Brandreth's Pills. according to the bulk and constitn-
ton of the person,) and drink Immediately after a
lumber of weak lemonade ii to be procured Cor if IT.
moiasses and water) hot that ii only be drank
sup at the time. This have found to produce a
co,ous sweat. Then lie down, and warm taking
care not 10 expose the to damp very cold
Tor some ten or twelve hours after the medicine has
operated, and taking nothing but Cruel during
that tne 1t this does not cnre within twenty four
hours all IN physician, AS have moth further to
offer. do not, however, rccOect "A single instance
where tins remedy has been applied the early stages
of bilious intlammatory disease in which it has
accomplished a speedy and borough cure.
THOMAS II. HAZARD NJ d
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o,rs- 1t makes the ELASTIC Lock Stitch" Every
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pulled apart without tearing it, We pay Agents from
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IRON which twice that amount be made. Address
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Louis, Mo.
CnutfOn-Do not be imposed upon by other parties
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same name otherwise Ours the only genuine and
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DIR. TURNER, of Savannah, Ga says that Branireth's
pills are the best medicine for Yellow Fever. They
have cured him. and he believes il nsed in his disea So
they would generally Further that he has known
Them over thirty years. and has the highest opinion of
their efficacy and innocence ...s1
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FOWlE'S
PILE and HUMOR CURE.

ynSHE only perfect for PILES of all kinds, Also
LEPRosY, SCRoFULA, SALT RHEUM. and all dis
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use. Entirely vegetable Used in the Hospitals OF the
Old and New World. In case of faiure, authorize All
dealers to refund the money and charge it back to
No failures for ten years. Prepared by IL; ID;
FOWI.E, Chemist. Boston, Mass. 81 a bottle. Sold
here for Circulars free.
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Cure of Abram Van Wart, of Sing Sing,
OF Bright's Disease Of the Kidneys.

SING StNgG, Oct IA. 1863.
DIR. BRANpRFrH-M Dear Sir: was taken sick
AM elbow. DIR. A. X. Hoffman, of this place, pro-
nounced it neuralgia lie treated 1T for time,
bat getting better, advised electricity iconsente.
but tine shock nearly killed meand received no hene-
fit whatever. After this my legs became numb and
parayzed, and my back and kidneys tlnnented with
most intense and continued pain. Distinguished ply
They treated ior long time bat finally pronounced
nav case hopeless. Other eminent physicians then
IT 'ied me, ont gave me no ooo ana gave ny rntis
TO understand that my case was inclIrabie- 80 AZ
length gave all hope, the lower half OF my body
beng completely parayzed and much swollen and
Uttered terrible PAIN the upper part OF my body
My bowels we're constipated from the paralysis and
medicine produced passage. and nrine was null OF
almen This my condition five month his ago,w when
wife's sister, Sally Ann Storms begged me to take
Brandreth's Pills she had used them herself IN her
ianiy many years, with the best effect Induced bg
her and my wife, swallowed nine Brandrethfs Pills.
They operated, twelve hours afterwards, slightly j
continued taking every day several weeks their
operation constantly improving. Finding myself
great deal better diminished the dose phil day
until got to five. One afternoon at three O'clock
about five months took live pills AT nine they
commenced operating vigorously; suddenly felt as II
and water mixed several quarts of which came away OF
most dislgreeable odor. The next day felt very
faint, and my neighbors came to me die, hut IA
the Taintness passed much better, and tor
the FIRST time n nearly years able To
and 81 and upon my legs continued tab ing the pills,
and in very few days able Ia walk my room,
and able to walk quite distance. have tax
altogether about nineteen boxes of Braudreths
Pills, and pill day is all require My health
is nearly restored my appaite rs good and suffer
haidy any pain anywhere, aud every day grow strong
or My neighbors look upon as one risen almost
from tho dead, and desire You TO publish case
that those suffering from paralysis and kid ney dis
dreth,s Pills hBRAM VAN wART.
This case Is certified by all the town officers
DR. Brandreth's Principal Office Brandreth House,
New York. Sold by all Druggists
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POISON IN THE BLOOD

And which experience has proved is taken ont hy prIr
ing with Brandfeth's Pills For forty years thus prac-
tee has proved to he true for all who have adopted IL
have been restored to health small sales h,
rehs Pills have come to be the most prominent ,ii-
cine OF the world and 1t is only their merit which has
increased the demand. Millions of men and women
mainly rely upon them when they are sick
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With the COTTAGE PRESS and
the printing material accompanying
it, every man can do his own printin
neatly, quickly. and cheGply They
are so simple in construction. that a
boy 10 years old can easily manage
the largest size. Printed Instructions
are sent with each office, enabling
the purchaser 10 get at work without
a previous knowledge of printing. A
circular containing full description,
prices, test nmonials, &c, sent free
to all. Our specimen sheets of tyne.
cuts, &c, ten cents. Address
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DIR. WHITTIER

DIR. WHITTIER
a REGULAR GRADUATE OF MEDICINE
N AS diploma at Office will sheg, has been longer
engaged IN the treatment OF Venereal, Sexual and
friVate Diseases than any other physician in st.
LOUIS.
Hernia, and Rupture; all Urinary Diseases and
Syphilitic or Nercurial Affections of the Throat
SKIN or Zones are treated with unparalleled Success
Spermatorrhea Sexual Debility and Impotency,
as the result OF sell abuse YOUTH sexual excuses
IN mauTeF years. or other causes, and which produce
SOME OF the following effects. nocturnal emissions.
nlotches, debility dizziness, dimuess of sight
fusion of ideas evil forebodings. aversion to
OF fenlaesoss OF memory and sexual power and rem
dering marriage improper, are permanently cured
The Doctors opportunities in hospital and private
practice are unsurpassed in St Louis any other
city Back files of St Louis papers prove MAT he has
been located there longer by years than any others
advertising. The establishment library, laboratory
and appoIntrnentsare rnrivalIed in the West,
passed anywhere. Age, with experience, be re-
he'd upon and the doctor refer to many
ent position he stands without competitor.
The Writings of a Physician whose repu-
talon IL Union wide sh Ouid be
worth reading.
poOroR WHITTIER publishes a MEDICAL
disastrous and varisd consequences of self abuse
that Will he sent to any address sealed envelope
tor two stamps Many physicians introduce patient is
to the doctor after reading his medical pamph Iet
Communication confidential A Friendly talk will
cost you nothing. Office central, YET retired-No
riI Stftharies street. st. Louis Mo. Hours A. M.
10 I r. NJ Sundays r. to2P. NJ. dec2q ly
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PEvER AND AGUE CURED

r. .. CARrESTFR, Esq, OF Gouveneur, st. Lawrence
county, New York, 81 of age, he has used
Brandreths Pills 81 years. administered them first
to his coachman who had Fever and Agne gave eight
the day after the chill chis and fever less severe;
gave eight more the next day and every other day
until the chiis and fever did not return, which
about eight days from the first attack. He then gave
four every other day for another week when the
was entiteiy restored to his usual good health.
He was himself attacked took them in the way
and cured IN less time tie has used other medI
cine for 81 found them always reliable for HIM
self and family when sick, has recommended them tn
thousands with the best results and feels confident
that every family would have larger average of health
If these pills were used.
% MIR John PUDNFY, a highly respectable farmer OF
springfield, Union County, New Jersey, desires ii 10
be publicly known this 6th day Of March, 1851 that he
has used BRANDR EPE'S VEGETABLE UNiNE
SA PILLS Tor fifteen years his family, and for all
ms hands; IN which time these pills have cured them
of Bilious Affections, Headaches, Rheumatism, Fever
and Agnc Measles, looping tough and in fact all the
diseases to which large family IS occasionally subject.
lie says ne has known IL to fail and will be pleas
ed to give his testimony at all times in favor of Bran
drehs Pills
(Sgncd) JOHN PUDNFY,
Springfield Union Co., N Y.
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Extract from . letter from J. O. PRATT, dated
Quincy, Chautauqua Co., N. T., August IL, ieo4'-
1 have been acquainted with your medicine tdarg
ling Oi for the last fourteen years. 1t has proVea
a sure cure for Foot Rot in Sheep for which soil
the last bottle and have calls almost daily for more.
Please forward as soon IS convenient.