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FEvEn AND A GU e,

FROM WHICH MANKIND SUFFER-
over a large part Of the globe. is the
~ consequence of 4 diseased action in
~ the system. induced by the poison.
-A/ exhalahon IL evolved by the aciion
OF solar heat ON wet SOIL and rises
While tho sun is below the horizon this ynpor
is taken with It through the lungs INTO the blood
There 1t acts as an irritating poison on The
anG @ 81
only this virus but aleo the bile from the blood.
the n and The bile in %
thize With the liver. and become disordered also.
tempt to e1pel the no1ious Infusion. concentrates
the ~hole blood Of the body IN the internal excreto
the surface and rushes 10 the central organs with
congestive violence This is the Chill But IN this
blood leaves the central organs and ru.hes to lie
surface as In another effort 10 expel the irritating
poison through that Other great ess5esoIymthe skin
attempt exhausted and watts for the recovery Of
strength to repeat the hopeless effort smother day
These arc The fts OF paroxysms Of Fever and Ague.
such constitutional disorder will Of course under
mine the health ~ it is not removed.
We have laoored to hnd, and have found anti.
dote, 55i
AYERS AGUE CURE,
Which neutralizes this na.arious poison in the
blood and stimulates tho liver to cxrel II from the
disorder with perfect certainty. And 1t does more.
ject to this infection. II taken in season It e1pes
IL from the system as 1t is absorbed and thus keeps
those who Il ts attacks; keeps the sys-
tenn in health although xposed to the diseaee Con-
sequently Il not only cures, but protects from, the
great variety Of aeci.s which are induced by this
malignant influence, such aH Nemittent Feyer. Chill
Fever, Dumb. or Masked Ague. Periodical Headache.
Bilious Headache. Bilious Feyers, Neuralgia,
rheumatism. Gout, Blindness, Tooihache. Elrache,
Catarrh Asthma, Palpitations Painful Affections OF
the Spleen, Hyeerics, Colic, Paralysis, and Painful
Affections 8 the Stomach and bowels, all OF which,
when arihpg fron this cause, will be found to ae-
sumo, more or less, the Intermittent type. This
"A0UR CURE" removes the cause Of these dcrange-
mente and cures tho disease.
bis 1t accompliahes by stimulating tho excreto-
rfes to expel the virus from the syste|n and theee
organs by degrees become habied 10 do this, their
cfhce, OF their OWL nceord. sHence arises what we
term acclimatatton. Time may accomplish the same
end but often life IL not long enough, or Is sscrhcef
In the Attennpt, while this "Ague Cure" does il at
once, and with safety. We have great roison to be-
lieve this 10 surer we'll safer remedy for the
whole class Of diseases which are caused by the mil
aematot Infection ibAn any other WHICH has teen
discovered; and II has still another important sd-
vantage to the public which is, that 10 cheap as
well 10 good. BIZ rs y1 ~
j. .i PREPARED BIZ
Or. J. o. layer & co., Lowell, Mass
lH Practical and Analytical Chemists.
ftoe Ono Dollar Per bottle.
X - 80. DowIE L MoIsR.
~ a.:,5l, rs. u, Charleston, South Carolina,
ADO by Rstan DruSgists everywhere. !.
{ June 70 '2yI9 pAo . II stuthsAoS
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lrvELpooL cIAss1r1oAr1os.

RIcK.-There were no sales Of this grain. A lot OF
clean Carolina. say IT tterces sold Saturday at &c
p ID. We quote NORMALLY common to fair clesn
Csrolins at s@sKc; good sx@8xc.
NAVAL sToRKs-The market was quiet, and We
note the following sales: "a bbs extra No. rosin at
ss; Dbl low No. at 50 25; 2 do. dull aud opaque
e1 10 a bbl.
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Drugs, Gbemieals, Gtf
PURIFYING Pills

THE FXCELLENT REMEDIES OF q.
pNoPHITT, NJ. D., need no recommen,lntor
tneir wol known power in removing the diseasee ne
she 70 for our s having already esab
ans the adjoining States As the majority Of nersa
nSng IN the south nre predispo'cd tc disease OF a.
LIVER. Is granted by all intelligent phys.cans tia,
10 Org inc or functional arrangement OF that imnor
,ant organ Prophitt's Liver Medicine and Anil
ihey cure The Liver. which in nuc cascs out OF en-
scs a. Inc POTION Of tho Coughs. Dyspepsia Cole,
S,cs headache, rheumatism Constipation Men.
people. Enrachc. Toothache, Acute Rheumat,sm am
Neuralgia and bodily palms Of every kind ce befor
PROPHITT'S PAIN KILL 1T
Ike chau be fore tho yyinl
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C0nsIEnees per south CnIoItnu Nuttroau
August 26 and 30,

CVHsrNHCeb Vo' s5Uutn UhIOTtuu VulITORu
August 2S and 80.
81 bales Cotton. 76 bales Domostics, ITO sacks
wheat. os9 sacks Corn, 16o bbls Flour. 200 sacks
Bran. l5 packages Bacon. % bbIs Naval Stores, 4
cars Wood. cara Lumb' r. cars Slaves car Stock
70 haiirosd Agent. Campsen & Co. II BniwinkIe, A
~ auiiiYan. G q Walter Co. stcnliouso L Co. q W
stem. ns Iidemann Co. Goltsn It'll & sop, Reeder &
, Dsss, y Sloan, Dowling Co, Mowry & Co. d
DeSaussuro. drao.er & smith, KIrktnirtck e Wite
q W wilnms Co. Pelzer. Rodgers q Co. and ms.
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Qommertial.

Gnurieston IN Cotton. ittce ana Naval Stores
Market.
JFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS.
CHAsLEs1oS Monday Evening" August 80 /
COTTON There wn. q moderate inquiry for this
article bu,the light stock restricted transscHons
Sales 50 bales: at 291<; at sO IT at ST. at sIx;
81 at 81: bale Peeler cotton cd crop at $50 q i
We quote: 'll1issii r. a;ae.-i
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GERMAN COLOGNEs.
LuHN's rLAvoR1sG Exra.crs

LUHN'S FLAvORING EXTRACTS
haVe no equal for strength and purity and ought to
be used by oil
SODA WATER DEAL AND ICE CREAM nAN1r-
FAcTURERs.
Mr. E H. JACKSON. Proprietor Of the Charleston
Hotel says: II recommend your Extracts gi,hout
hesitation TO tho public for Ice Creams Jeles and
Pastry"
Mrs. b. Al. BuLrEnFIELD. Proprietress OF the pa.
1iion Hotel. says: They are we'll worthy the ot,en.
ton Of those who deal in them or use ,hcm"
These Extracts pat up in small via,s. by .,,o
dozen. for tue trnde ana family use, and in mint
quart end half gallon bottles for manufacturers.
congress md High iIoeis Spring waters
CONSTANTLY ON EAND.
Any nrtclc desired. In Stock " III be procured
TO order.
GOODS delivered in the city FREE OF CHARGE
Ne.S DhC tuthS 3mo
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gtugs, Gbtmie0le, Ctr.
rKoPHYLAcrlc FLUID.

nARBY's sPKuPiYLACTIC FLUID.
letter from Hon. Ai'1. IT, 81 p'cns. J Georgia.
CRAwronDsyiIIr, .Ia September 20, 1868
cost but great value. It's doiscstc as well medi.
Gina, cies arc numerons whi:e lis speeial,ies are
ten .ears. end no head,of iamlly who cap afford
ALEX II. STEPHENS.
THE WONDERFUL FAMILY MEDI.
CINE.
Letter from TIE Sur0eon-Gen of "a. late Confeder-
i ate States.
RICHMOND. Va, January II, 1869.
JOHN darby & Co., No. 100 wilhari.sreet, New
Gentlem.n-I have received your letter OF fhe 18Th
of December, 1866 calling my attention to your
tDarby's Prophyactic) Fluid.
Imost cheerfnlly state that the Fluid was furnish
ed 10, and extensively used by. the surgeons in
chsrge OF general hospitals in the Confederate
vice with great benefit the palients-al the sur.
geors making favorable report-a great deal Of it
was used In the hospitals.
Very roape etiaIy, your oesdIen. servant.
SAM'L PRESTON MOORE, n. d,
THE ASTONISHING
is I n T E @ T A N T.
ExoRY co1LEor, OXFORD. Ga, December 2s 1868.
Prof. DARBY. Dear Sir-Hnsing NOT bren en-
gagged for many years in tho active duties Of the
Medical profession. ON only superacially acquain,.
ed with the claims ef your propby Fluid buI
am well acquainted with its chemical elements
While, therefore, cannot speak experimertally Of
the value or the compound vet the dfsnfecting and
therapeutic properties OF the agents employed In its
competition, together with the well known reputa.
ton of its discoverer, chemist, authorize me to
regard its merits as Of high ordcr the whole II
must be considered valuable contribution to the
claes Of articles 10 which It beicngs
These views, may add, are sustained by the testi.
mopy OF many competent judges, who have tested
its properties. Believe me, dear sir.
-t Yours. respectfully,
hi A. MEANS, n. D., LII. q.
CURES BURNS. WOUNDS. sTINGs. sc.
ALABAMA IrsANB HOSPITAL,
TUscALoosA. December %. 1868.
Messrs. JOHN DARBY & Co., No. 100 William-street.
New York: ~ *
entiezlen-I received your circulars Of the II th
instant. asking an expression or OPINION from
to the merP Of your Prophylactic Fluid The pre-
paration Eas been generally used by the p,ofes.
sion and pubtc ut large and universally esteem
ed. That It seems to me to need no further recon-.
mendation. 81 =, p, .
ks dIsinfcc.ant and remelial agent too, when iu.
dcatsd tis not e1cet by any similar preparation.
Weuse petineangarfc prepaIntions very extensively
In this hospital and could not 40 without them.
consider you'd tue best AMI most elegant pIGpara-
ion OF the kind Manufactured. tr
Respectfully yours. &c.
sup't and Physician Alabama AiSi;a % Insane Ro.pits,. &c
r., 80. DOWIE 81 MUSE,
Wholesale DRUGGISTS, -
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LD,EN RENE EDIEs.

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PROPIIITT's LIvEn nIEDICINr

Or. frophitt-Baving used this medicine sum
cicntiy long TO test Its vrtu> nd to satisfy my own
mind that II is an Invaluable remedy for DysDepsia
"a disease from which the writer has suffered much
LOT Elk years-and being persuaded that hrnd1 ca,
who safer from iiIs un moving con,nloint ,soria
De siGnally benefited, as he has BEEN by its use
deem 1t o duty We TO this unfortunate class IN
recommend to them the uso of this remedy which
has given not only himself but several members OF
his family the greatest relief.
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81. W. ARNOLD,
or tho Georgia Conference.

DooLY COUNTY, GA April, 1867.
This Is 10 certify that was ronfncl TO ,bc hnnss
and most ot the tire 10 my bed, aud suffering the
greatest agony imaginable with Rbcumatism ior
nve mouths, and aztec trying every available rcre
dy, with ro relief, cured with Two bottles Of
Dr. o. Prophitl's anody no Pam Kill IT, each rost .
Ing tfty cents Only; 81 rreSc cd me almost instantIy
therefore recommend II III the highest dearce 10
others suffering from similar dise,se. I cab sav
that II 1s one oil the best family medicines now out
certain. Yours unly. w. A. FOREHSND
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fnA-Es OF THE Moo

fnA-Es OF THE NOON.
New Noon, 6th, ~ hours. 4s mirutcs morning,
first quarter. 18th, hours. minutes, evening.
uli Moon, 2oth. hours, 81 minutes. evening.
Last Quarter. 2atb. 4 hours, minutes, evening
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CovIsoroy, GA Ju,r u ,sc7

CovISGToS, Ca, july 0, 1867
br. fTophth-Having used ycur Liver Medicine
Ior more than year In my family, chreriul,y re.
commend 1t TO all persons nferin. from, Liver al
lfections. Dyspepsia or Indigestion in any form.
eIeo recommend your uyft ntery Cordial as the bear
Feuieuy ior mat dsease q. I. ROGERS.
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STANFoRpv1LLs, PuTSAh COUNTY Oct 1se7
Or. 0. s. frophtH-Dcar Sir--1l his is TO cert,ty
'hnt have used your hgue Pills for the lasi Ten
years and have never failed 10 cure The Apue in
single instance with them. They alwtys break the
chiis the hrst day that they are given can recon-.
memo them as being tho nest ague medicine that
ing them, Quiniue, &c
Yours respectfully, A. wPSTRR0oR
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@arinr Nfus.


Fort of Charleston. August 81,
PORT CNIHNDnk
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Reason and experience alike condemn fre.
queht And needless changes OF public officers,
aud the generally prevailing practice of making
lie ,Eood is acting in great matters OF tho
State and nation on principle which would
ruin any private b 1siness, and. unless correct
ed, will bring The administration OF free gov
eminent into deserved contempt. II lie essen
government. and IL behooves the Democracy Of
the United States to make war on the practice,
without truce OF delay, returning to the Jeffer-
soniau standard OF official qualification, sis ho
honest. capable and faithful.
6. The immense increase OF national Execu-
tive patti onage,, placing upwards OF one hum
dred thousand offices, besides numerous minor
posittong OF emolument at his disposal, and
the habit Of changing the tnccmbente to
secure or reward Executive partisanshiP. hayo
become dangerous to the liberties OF the
country. and demand prompt and ef1oacious
remedy. ~
That remedy, at least In part, and numer.
bS fSss
eligible tor more than one term, without q
JOINT fbsolutf6n OF Congress passed by two
thirds voto ir each House previous to the elec.
!. tion debating the same; aud further pro-
t@ded to six yoars. 'Wl ~
{. 2. The Democratic doctrine Of suffrage re-
qu;reS distinct reafRfmation. CD ~
Democracy hss always held that suffrage is
not apatursl right Of every human being, nor
iege; and who should exercise .itis . question
TO b decided by what will produce 'tho great
est good 70 the greatest number and there
fore, as far % possible. to be determiRed local.
~ where lays the great body of the rights Of
But Ia these local discussions, the Demo.
cratic idea favors broad rsther than q narrow
basi : Ct Suffrage. It H. not uumindful or re.
Gardisss oi'the rights OF women, Of property
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PUTNAM COUNTY. GA. septcmber o. 1aGs.
Or. o. S. Prophia-sir-I have used for the las.
two years in my family your Liver Medicine, your
PAIN Xiii IT, and your Female Tonic, and bave no
fears in saying that they the best medicines Iave
ever uetd for the Liver and Stomach. Neuralgia and
Rho tumatic Affections, Bcadache Collie and pains OF
every kind are subduc6 By them. Alter using the
medicines SO long. cheerfuy recommend them 20
noy aid every one, and 10 all that afflicted as the
best and safest remedies for all the diseases for
which they ere recommended. &c.
Yours respectfully, JAMES WRIGHT
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LATE CUBAN ADVIcEs.s

Washington, August 22.-Cuban ad-
vices to the 9th inst, have been received
in this city. They give the following
statement of the political condition
there. The volunteers are exhibiting
the purposes Of their Organization, that
of Selling the government of the island
of Cuba from Spain. Everywhere
throughout the island the volunteer
juntas are acting in concert with the
ayuntiamenta at Havana. and they now
exercise the same control over De Rodas
that expelled Dulce from his position.
Iii is reported that formidable Or
ganization of Spaniards in the interest
of the Cespedes government, in every
part of the island has been exposed
through the means Of spy. The OBJ
ject of this organization was to coun-
teract that of the volunteers and to
strengthen the Cubans in the field aud in
the means necessary to carry on the
contest. This they did but the expose
has driven hundreds into the Cuban
army and given them moral and
physical power which will be terror
to the Spanish troops and volunteers as
organized on the island. De Rodas con-
templates resigning and returning to
Spain, believing that his longer con-
tuuance in his present position would
detract from well-earned reputation.
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WEDNESDAY MORNING. Aug. %, 1863
MONEY MATTERS.

Money makes the mare CO., is the
old saying, and judging from its scarcity
in this quarter one would naturally con-
clude that the mare amt troubled
much about her locomotion. But we
don't believe we are the only people in
this country troubled with light pock-
cts. Gotham is hard up. By month
w circular from New York Banking
House, Henry Clews & Co.. now before
US, we learn that financial affairs at that
centre continue to wear a somewhat un
settled aspect. At the moment, there is
general quiet, the natural reaction
from the varied arrangements growing
out of the late extreme stringency r.
| money; but the quiet is unaccompanled
with steady confidence; for the e1pe-
rience Of late years suggests the proba-
bility OF rem owed Irregularities, 3rowing
out of monetary movements Connected
with the marketing of the crops. That
is it then, the mighty Gotham is gath
ering up many greenbacks to send down
here among US boosters, tar-heels, and
butter-nuts, to buy her marketing
Won't that shower of stamps be re-
freshiag, when it comes; and even the
mere contemplation of its approach is
relief and should cause us all to rejoice,
| as the preachers say, with exceeding
great joy. The fact Of the currency
being now more generally than former
ly distributed over the various sections,
and of its being tenaciously retained in
| the channels of active circulation at a
period when tits usually resting in the
reservoirs Of the large central cities, uu-
| doubleday indicates healthier condition
of business in the interior; (which when
applied to our locality reads like cruel
joke which, so far, is highly satisfac
tory But it would be faliacious, says
4 this money kings circular, to conclude
that this disturbed condition of the cur
1 rency will obviate the usual forwarding
of money from the East to the West and
the South for the purchase of grain and
cotton. The banks of New York city
hold unusually large deposits on account
of both the West and the South, and
l
when the bank4 and bankers of those
! sections require funds to meet the wants
| Of the local merchants, there will be the
usual calling home of deposits. The
magnitude OF this demand must depend
upon variety of circumstances connec-
ted with the'foreign and home markets
for grain and cotton, for which purpose
it is supposed several millions Of currep-l
| cy will be required.
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GOV. HoLDEN's PLATFORM

r
b In answer to an article which appear
ed in the Day Books editorial columns
asst week, the Raleigh STANDARD. Gov.
Ho!den's paper, lays down the following
platform, and asks us how we like it
In answer to this we admit that it comes
much nearer our views than We thought
the Standard ever could come; and in
justice to that paper We are pleased to
state that it is ahead of all other radical
sources in its liberal or conservative
concessions a ~ ~
Those who have truly at heart the
interests of the people must speedily be
able to meet the standard on its plat
form, the essential plauks of which are
pretty much the same as those of the
''new movement" platform which was
framed by the Day Book, and which is
now s, popular all over the South. We
framed our platform in opposition to
radical republicanism and radical Bour-
bonism or locolocoism-radical repuhli
canism demanding test-oaths aud 1t ;
Embellishments for the white man, ant.
radical Bourbonism, under the org4ui-
cation OF so~caled "white mans par
ty," demanding that we resist the recon-
struction laws, and thereby continue IN
anarchy and eventuate in worse, rather
than accept negro suffrage.
Our view had been all along, that
compromise had to commence some
where before we could have restoration,
and the best place that wo could see
where it would come in, would be for
us of the South to make some advances
to the successful party of our acceptance
of the law, and get them by way OF COM
promise, to allow us to lid ourselves OF
test~oaths and acknowledgements; and
when we made the advances in proper
shape we were met by Congress and
President Grant, and what We sought
was in a measure conceded to u.s. Aud
now, in our State, when We hear that
the test-oath is to be applied by autho-
rity of President Grant, (tor of course it
can be applied in no other way than by
his authority we are not disposed to be
lieve a word of it. The "rebel" and the
"loyal" elements have to come together
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THE PLATT IMBROGLIO. p
CHESTER, Aug. 21st., 1869.

ChEoIhh, aug. AAst,' 1ooS.
Editor Norfolk Day Book,
-..s ......s.. Sir COM
lnunicatjon in your paper of the Goth,
dated in Richmond does not state the
correct reason why the cases against Col.
James ID. Platt were dismissed by the
County Court of Chesterfield County,
and as the writer of the article referred
to, takes the liberty of using my
name, in his communication, | venture
to address you for tho purpose of giving
you the facts in the case. .f4i .5
he indictments against Col. Platt,
were founded upon the complaint and
testimony OF negro, named Chelsea
johnson, who Was himself under indict-
ment for stealing property from Col P !,
in whose employment he had been aud
the Court oil which was presiding
magistrate, were unanimously of opin-
ion that the charges against Col P,
were actuated only by malice and re-
.venge, and had NO foundation in TACT,
and under this belief, and not through
any influence of the Common wealth s
Attorney, the charges were dismissed.
/. A, majority of the Court as well as my
self are opposed to Col Platt politi-
caty, but this did not prevent our doing
him simple justice, which l hope will
al WAYS be done by Chesterfield Court
towards all men. s 90. 9al
The statement of your correspondent
that l had said to Mr.. Allen, that had
l known the facts, the case would not
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a9 The Hon. James NJ. Cavanaugh'
delegate from Montana Territory, has
arrived in Washington city, it is said for
the purpose of getting additional troops
sent to his Territory, in order to prevent
continuous hostiltes in that Territory
The coming winter. The state of affairs
there seem to indicate that the Indians
will be very troublesome hereafter if the
United States forces shall not be in
creased ..'+ 'ii-'5' ''| t.-'t '