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irs1vcn Yesterday.

Bark G " Dojsr, Mun7oe, philodr'phia-4 DAYS
from the Cale.. To u Baker GO Iialroad
Agent, G Ste6eus. Williams Co. W'gener
& Monsecs, Cameron, Barkley l. Co. Hart & Co L
Acuer Co, e D Frank, geIcke & Srhachts. Dowle
Noise, Mel uI Conep. 7 W Blss. lich, Wick
euberg L Co. Ii Lucas, G Pop enh.ip, u Du.
val & son, W Shepherd, wickersham u Lang, ana
Order. O.
81. rchants Limo echr Nancy Smith, Boyd. New
Yora-I days. Mdee To W Ro 'ch Co. Railroad
Agents. E Adger & Co. Adams. Damon o, Pal-
me,to lioneer Cooperative Association, q U ahrens
20, Z Bates & 60, L Brown, II Biechof 90.
Bischoff, Bol:mipn Bros, II Baer, B BilHinkle
Co, McDuf Cohen. Cameron, Barbley q GO. Hart q
Co, N Horsey 4 Bro, Bowarl Bro, len
nings, homlinson & co, Jnncovich, Jefords co,
Klattc Co, Khnck, Wickenprig Il GO keTr
& TO, Knobeloch & mail, EJ Lewith. nj Luhrs. 5 r
Marshall. lnuloy Alexander. McCoht, Jr, |.
Meyer. Mantoue & 90. w Marsrher. w Mclean, B
O'Neil NcBIide & Co. Marsboll Durge. Muller.
Nmiz & co, Osiendorf & TO- j O'Nei son. j
BIZ 8 Pierson. A TcCoDkey, " = Corwin Il co. Ii
Cobia & Co. " Campbell! i Co, W II chaiee Co,
Crane Boyst9n IL &c, rowio d Nose ID DEC. j
Duval q on, Douglns Miller, ID Fleming & 20,
Entelman. Z p Forreson. y Frank Goodncn,
winen On Co. Gorham A G Goodwin Co,
GeIdts & Co, d PalI K o, Pelzsr, Rodgers co, j
Renneker Riecke / schachte Rave el q Holm es'
silcox. W shepherd l. schu"l "ls& o, Stenhouse
& Co. G " steffens, q " styles, volers. G
Williams & co. D Vincent, Walker, Evans Cogs-
we'll, w L Webb, Werner 4 Ducker. J II Wohlt-
mann d A Walker r White. WeiskoTf. Wage
ner Monsees, W Yates, u Almar, IN rit'ef,
Order. and cthors.
Schr ] N Richards, Irving New Yolk-4 days
Guano and acids. TO " Roach 4 Co, Tando Mining
and Manufacturing Co, and Order.
Schr Virginia Dare, johnson, yorktown va
days. Corn. I o We't Jones.
Steamer st Heena, Elliott, Edisto, &c. Mdsc.
To Murray.
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Prometheus, Gray, Philadelrhia-Jno Il
1heo Getty.
Brig Georpi-, Swan, Boston. Mass. via GEORGETOWN,
SC-Risley Creighton.
From this Port.
Steamship W Eve,m1p, Binckley, Philadelphia,
schr l. springs, Halsoy, New Yorf, Angus! 80.
UP for this Port.
The Duke of Wellington. All'n. at liverpool Au'
gustl7.
Cleared for this Port
BliH.h tark Dalbeith, Langwell, at Liverpool Ar'
gust l8.
nemn' nu.;n..
PORT OF GEORGETOWN, s. c.. SEPT. !.
ARRIVED.
Angus 2s-schr Hudson. Kemp. New York. =,
August 29-Schr surpass uaskiil, washington
August 3l-Schr surpass, Gasfill, washington,
Nc.
LIST OF VESSELS
UP CLEARED AND SAILED FOR ms PohT
FOREIGN
LIVERPOOL.
The Duke OF Wellington, Allen, up. August II
The Vince, Ballitay, sailed. July 10
British bark Dakeith, Langwell. cleared August
British brig Courier, Evans, sailed. July
The bomb orsund. Nelson, up. .......... august IL
DOMESTT
BOSTON,
Bark B Walker PettngIll, up.......... August q
Anna Glover. rtrrs, up p.............. AUGUST ~
scbr Ida Bella. Fisher. up. ...... august 70
Roc6PoRT, MR.
Schr Dexter Washburne, Munro, sailed. August 22
NEW YORK.
schr n, rover. Brown, up..........-. August "a
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the short crops of corn and cotton in this sec
ton. Notwithstanding this. our Charleston
and other exchanges, at q greater distance,
have contained extracts representing the crop
differently, and greatly overestimating all rea,
sonahle calculations. This, it is apparent at
once, must operate injuriously to our planning
community. With calculations based upon
such erroneous statements, the prices OF our
etaple must rule accordingly, and the producer
must suffer. We here, then, again state, tnat
the cotton crop OF this section must fall short
at least one-haif. whilst the corn crop has suf-
fered still moro"
A RADICAL APPOINTED.
The Darlington Democrat saws: 1--WE under
stand that MIR Eugene Bostwlck, selectman
of Whittemore Township, has been appointed
State assessor for Darlington County. Bost-
wick came to this town last year as member
OF Colonel Franks company Of the 6th infan-
try, and knows as much about the value OF real
estate as Captain Cuttles friend, JACK Bunsby.
He is 6adlcal. though. and we still have the
equalization board Such appointments as
this will do more to break down Radicallsnl
than all the Efforts of the Democratic party.
We say hu-rah, go Oh; the days OF carpet
baegers' are numbered"
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COMMODORE MAURY AND TEE CHI
NESE.

a correspondent of the Wilmington Journal
publishes in that paper letter from Commo-
dore NJ. r. Maur,, whose scientific repStation
is as high as his personal ia'egrity is great.
Commodore Maury says:
LEXINGTON, Va, July 10, 1859
G. W. Gift, Esq:
DEAR SlR-Your letter of the 5th reached me
this morning 100 late, owing to our mail con-
sections, for my reply to reach you in time for
our meeting Of the 18th.
Chinese labor is much more intelligent. skii-
fnl and effective than negro labor, aui / con-
sider the introduction OF 1t, under. proper reg
ulations, would be highly beneficial to the
South.
After Jamaica. Trinidad is the largest OF the
British West India Islands, and that 1T did not
pine and dwindle as Jamaica has done Is, lam
assured by residents there, chiefly owing TO
the introduction OF coofie labor.
Kindly and properly treated, the Chinese are
the most faithful creatures IN the world. l
have been in the country, aud have paid some
attention TO their traits OF character. AS do
mestics and laborers, gardeners and cultlva.
tors of the soil generally. they are not surpassed
by any other people. From the first that ar
rive, I should like to have cook and two
house servants. Please let me know how to
proceed in order to procure good ones, and
:obNee II Yours. truly
nj. F. MAURY.
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Markets by Telegraph.
FOREIGN MARKETS.

FORElGN hAhhEIos
LONDON, September Noon.-consols 93h
Bonds s41i. Weather fair.
LIVERPOOL, September 2-Nooa.-Cotton shade
A,mer; uolands 13lsd; Orleans !3ssalS1<d; sale:
10000 bales. Red Western wheat es:9s lOd
Flour 25s.
Aitcrnoon.-cottoa active; sales 12,oOo bales.
Breadstuffs firm. Taow I7s Cd.
Evening Cotton. uplapds 191d; Orleans lS34a
1szzd sales 12 600 bales, OF which 5000 bales were
f,r speculation aud x1or!. Common rosin 5sa5'
Sd. Turpentire 2Ss Cd. Flour 25s 81. Wheat esa
JOsalld.
PAu1s September 2-Bourse Aat. Reates III 75c
HAvnE, september 2.-Cotton opened quiet and
steady.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
New YonK, septea Der 2-Noon.-Stocks strong.
Money easy at 6a7c Sterling, lorg OK; short l0h.
Coli SSH. Cotton quiet at s5c. 1urpeniine steady
&c lHc. Resin finn; strained common 81 80;
good So S71.o94o.
Evening" Cotton quiet AMI steIdy; sales GOO
bales at Csc. Flour. shippi lG grades advanced;
more doing; tuperfne State s6.G 55; Southern conf
mon to flir extra sS C5a6 o. Wheat active and $3.50
better during the day; r.d Western 81 61a1 67; IL
hnos 81 IS; Calift rria 81 rs. Corn shade hrmer;
rather more doing; mixed Western 81 l6al u. Oas'
new southern aud Western 60a05. Mess pork heavy
at sssl e7H. LAID steady at I93sa2oc. Wh'skey
heavy at 81 10. Groceries quietnnd finn. Turpen-
tine 4,a42hc. Ro.iu g S0as. FreIgbts quite firm.
Governments strong. '6?'s 1915. sou'berns dull.
Money active at Ga7c, closing sharp at 7c Sterling
very dull at 91lnsI!. Gold cciye and excited at 80
with an advancing tendency. Stocks feverish and
weak.
BALTIMORE, September 2-Cottop, better feeling;
ouctatiops nominal on account Of want Of stock.
Flour active; tendency up. Wheat firm aud higher;
prime 10 choice re 81 5Oal55. Corn, white 81 is;
YELLOW 81 coal %. Oats Hrrn at GOae2;. Mess pork
steady. Bacon hrm; tendency up. Lard quiet
whiskey 81 IL.
CINCINNATI, September 2.-wbiskey 81 13. Mess
pork ss3iS3 u.s. Bacon, shoulders wanted at l6ci
held at &c highe.. Lard neglected OF lsHc
ST. LOUIS, September 2.-Whiskey 81 Hal 14h
Provisions eniet. Mess pork s3la34 50. Bacon,
clear sides 1s1al9c. Lard 1870.
LOUISVILLE, September 2.-Provisons 6rm. Mess
cork ss4aS4 So Bacon. shoulders 16c; clear sides
leXc. Lard 2O1sc. wbisksy 81 12hal 15
WILMINGTON, septem Der 2-Spirits turpentine.
nothing doing for want of stock; $3.50 was offered
bu, refused. Bosn steady at 81 6oa5 so. Crude
tu; pentiue 81 S5Oll 75; sight decline. Tar un.
changed
AUGUSTA. September Q -cottea active AMI arm
sIes "A bales; rpiddling 1Ha32c; receipts GO
bales.
SAVANNAH. September 2--CottoD, receipts 54t
bales; exports S9S bales; saos 100 bales; market
firm, with good demand at last quotations.
MOBILE, September 2-Cotton closed Arm; sales
100 bales; low middling 2s1sc; receipts 21 bales.
New ORLEANS, September 2.-Cotton dull; sales
1872 bales; middling 81; receipts Is bales. God
ssk. Sterling Ask New York sight exchange par
axe premium
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OFFICLAL.

LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the Postofhce at
Charleston, for the week ending sRPTRMBER 2,
1860, and printed officially In THE DAILY News, as
the newspaper having the largest circulation In
the City Of Charleston.
nEPersons calling for Letters Advertised, should
state that they are "Advertised."
n7- Office hours from A. NJ. to P. NJ On Sum-
days, from to P. NJ.
STANLEY G. 1RoTT. Postmaster.
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lnEs KuRNs. WuuNps. sTlNGs. sc.

ALABAMA INsANE HOSPITAL,
TUsvALoosA. December %. 1868.
Messrs. JOHN DARBY y Co, No. lG0 William.street
New York:
C;enHenen-I received your circulars of the II th
instant asking an expression OF opinlcn from me as
10 the merits Of your Prophyactic Flu'd. The pre-
paratron has been so z morally used by the pyoes.
sion and public at large. and so universally esteem
ed that it seems TO me 10 need no turIher recon-
mendation.
Az dIsnfectant and RENE 1iai agent too, when iu-
dlcat d. 1t is not excell bi any similar preparation
wouse perneanganic preparations very extensively
IN this hc cspial, and cou'd not do without them.
consider yours tlc best AL most elegant p,epara
ton OF the kind manufactured
Respectfully yours. &c.
P. BRtCE. NJ. T.,
Sup't and Physician Alabama Insane Hospital.
DOvPIc s. NOISE.
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
August n e agents for South Carolina.
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Charleston Cotton, Kicc and Naval
Stores Market.
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS
CHARLESTON, Thursday Evening. september 2.
oN-Ihe demand was good but the supply
was light at firm prices. Sales &c bales, viz: at
sok; at 81; Sat 91k;5 at 80; at s2K; 10 AZ 322i;
at SSc. We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary TO good ordinary. .......28 MS0
Low middling.. g...................Si @Sdza
Hlddhng. ..oZ1Ruoo
BY New York classification We quote
Middhng. .........'-.oo1a~
RIcE The supply is 30 limited that transactions
in this gran are unimportant quotations are nomi'
nal; say common to fair clean Carolina at s@S1a;
good s%@8Xc.
NAVAL sToREs-1he market was sbady. With
fair demand. The sales seIe 10 bbs spirits turpen
tine, in country packages, at ssc; 1S5 bbs of low
pale a-d extra No ro,in at 81; 80 bbis of No at
ss 25; 81 bbls Of No at So; 20 bbls Of low No at
50 so; PA ibis of Noe rosin at 81 80 p Dbl. Crude
torpentine is in demand at 50 so Tor virgin 81 90 for
yellow, dip, and 81 60 for tard.
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THE ASTONISHING
DISIN 7 &c 7 a n 7

EMORY COLLEGE, OXFORD. G!.., December 90. 1868.
Prot. DARBY Dear Sir having not been en-
gagged for many years in the active duties Of the
Medical profession. am ouly supcrfcially acquaint
ed with the CLAIMS cf your PropD! !iactic Fund put
am we'll aco,.intcl s.Ih is chemical Clements.
While tlierc.orc, l cannot speak experimentally OF
the value OF the COMPOUND the dIslnfectng and
tberapeutc properties OF The agents cln2oyed in its
compositioD, together With tie well known reputa-
tiou # IT. disc ;ve-c, a. c:icst, authorize me to
regard its merit Ul hi.h order; on the whole it
must be ccn-derci SIlu1blc CONTRIBUTION 70 the
class of articles 10 which it belongs.
These views Iiay add are sustained by the testi.
mony OF many lnrcten judges, who have tested
its prope. ties. Helieve me, dear sir.
Yours. respectfully.
a. MEANS II. D.. LII. d.
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a0- Persons depositng letters in the Postothce
will please place the stamp near the upper right
hand cornor of the envelope, and they will also
please to remember that without the stamp letter
cannot be nailed but will be sent to the Dead Letter
Once
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-Benjamin Brown, graduate OF Harvard
College, uass.. offers to give 5000 toWalds ae-
fraying the expenses Of the graduates OF Ux
ford, England, ifthey will consent TO row tn 9
Harvards in American waters. either Oh the
Hudson or CHARLES Rivers, du1irg the present
autumn.
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Commercial.
EXPLOITS.

PHILADpLpHIA-per steamship Prometheus-116
bales Cotton. "a bales Yarn. 10 bales Rags
bundles Leather, boxes leather, 2so bundles
Leather Sc tons Phosphate Rock, casks Clay,
box Wax, 12 Carboys. and Sundries.
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THE DAILY NEWS.
The Last Conqueror.

The Last Conqueror.
BY J. sHIRLEy.
-
VICTORIOUS men OF earth. no more
procIair, how wide your empires are; .
Though you bind in every shore
And your triumphs reach as far
Z As night or day,
Yet you proud nonarche must obey
And mrngle with forgotten asbes. when
Dnth cslls ye to the cload OF common men.
Doyourinq famine, Plague, and War, 3
Each able to undo mankind,
Deaths servile emissaries are;
Nor to these alone confined.
He hath ut Will
Moro quaint and subtle ways to knI;
em,le or kiss as he Will use the art,
r eAp,, ssve The cunning skill to break heart
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TAXING GREENDACKs.

The following letter is published in the
Kipgstree Star ''Having been engaged for
some time past in endeavorlng to. ascertain
whether the Supreme Court OF the United
States has ever decided that the national chr-
rericy known as "ereenbacks" could not be
taxed by State authority, l am now prepare |
10 report, f5r the information OF all wncm 1t
NAV concern, that such is the fact. The
decision ls fully reported in the case OF the
Bank ys. The Supervisors Of New York. 7th
Wallace's Reports, o. 26. It therefore follows
that the recent act OF the Legislature OF South
Carolina, which attempts to tx greenbacks
like any other article OF property. ls unconssl-
tnticnal and should not De ntorced.
SAM w. MAURICE"
TROUBLE IN THE CAMP.
The Darlington Democrat says: I'VE learn
that the co,ored Methodist con arcgatlon III thl
place is about to split, and q new church ls TO
be erected by the seoeders. They have Deen
paving money by the hat full to Whlttemore.
aud were under the agreeable delusion that II
would be all right Now that sanctlmonious
swindler tells them that the church belongs 10
some Northern organization, and that they also
own the congregation; in other WORDS nave
complete control OF their thoughts and pu1 ses.
1he sensible colored people who don't wish 10
be slaves Of tho 'carpel-b1g.' are leaving the
concern. We have always thought their eyes
would be opeEed some day, and hope they will
soon drive the raseally 'carpet-baggers' from
the State"
THE CROPS IN SUMTER.
The Watchman says: I'VE have, from time
to tune, published, upon information ample
and satisfactory. statements With reference to
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
FIRE AT JoHNsoNvILLE.

The Kingstree Star says: "About one o'clock
on Friday night, 9th ultimo. the dwelling
house of Mr. b. G. F. Lambert, few miles
below Johnsopville, was discovered to be on
fire, which resulted in its fnal destruction, It
by great exertions the most Of the contents
were saved. 1t was undoubtedly the work or
an incendiary. as it was found bnrning on tho
outer end of the building, where there was
no possible communication with the inner fire.
n1ncen
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DAKBY's PROPnYLACTlc FLUID.

Letter from Hon. Alr. H. Ss.phsns. Of Georgia.
CnAwFonDsylLLE, Ga september 70. 1868.
Darby's Prophylactc Fluid IS ell article OF little
cost but great value. It's domestic as well as medi-
cinal uses are nume4ous, while its speeialties are
most wonderful / have not been without 1t Tor
ten ears and no head Of family who can afford
TO have it should be wlihcu. 1t.
ALEX Il. STEPHENS.
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cluded 125 bushels We heard Of the sale OF H.
0V0 bushels on private terms, tee same to be denv'
cred as fast as 1t can be shipped TO this point.
CoRN-Marset stiff. shipments to-day OF 1lO0
bushels at 81 02S delivered In depot. 3,
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THE WONDERFUL FAMILY MED


THE WUNDENFUL FAMILY MEDl.
CINE.
Letter from he SUr0eonGsaerat of hs late Confeder-
ate .StdteS
RICHMOND, Va, January IA, 1869.
John DARBY & Co., No. 100 Willlum-street, New
York:
of December, 1866 calling my attention 10 your
iDarby's Prophyactic) Fluid.
most cheeriully state that the Fluid was furnish
ed to- and extenslvely used by, the surgeons in
charge OF general hospitals in the Confederate SER
vice with great benefit 10 iLe patents-all the sur
geors making favorable report i great deal OF it
was used IN the hospitals.
Very respectfully your obedient servant,
SAM'L PRESTON MOORE, NJ. D,
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Wilmington rnarnet.

WunInBIuH W"hNe'
WuMINGTOS. September 1.-TURPENTNE-Is
unchanged in price sales of so bbls at 50 for virgin
and 50 80 for yeIlop dio. per 28o pounds.
Spirits 1uRPENrNE Market steady and very
and 3sKc pcr gallon for New York packages.
RosIS-Has been In fair request to-day and the
sales reach 1850 bbs at 81 60 for strained 81 10 o
No2, 81 for extra No 2, 3d. S. 371s S4as4 20 Tor Nc
], and "a 62H, S5as5 80 for pale.
TAR-52 bbls Changed hands at 50 40 per bbl.
CorroN.-Small sales at 32c for middling.
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'eterman. Hen |
ry |
'henix, Ed |
ward |
'orcber, Philip
+ |
Power. Michael |
Porter. Irwin |
'oyas. John L |
'ray or, Alb: a. |
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"a .khaber, lBa-
Kerr |
iahde, Geor'e |
ioddy. Michael |
lose, Joseph |
'chenk Fir, de- |
lick |
,chro5er, Fred |
>emstn, Geo |
iemken, Johann
'helt0n, Geo |
'hechan, 7 J |
'immons, Char
ley |
mith. Frank |
skinner. MiIfgo |
: ocie'y, Leader
Cain |
'plio. Cornelius
'teele, Il |
stewart Jackson
,Iurnpy, Robert
'tlnton, Thos |
'ulhvan, Patrick
sweeney, Daniel
'yme & co. j |
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thompson, John
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Tilton, W @ |
Tienken. II W |
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Toss, John |
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Walker, George
Yagener, Col
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Wagner, stewart
4 Mendock |
Talshe. Edward |
Webb W Il |
yhealen, Michael
White, Joseph |
White, VIM 7,
Agent |
Williams. Amos
VILLAINS, s o |
Williams. Clarke
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Wiedan, Jlcob |
Wilson, st Ju- !
lien |
Wide, Edward |
Wing. Wm |
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.'rras, GAfmltals, Q.if.
DE CA Il r. Il U L.
WHAT MEDICINES
YOU TIA x e,

WHEN YOU ARE EXHAUSTED BY oVEkwopK
OF bead or hand and feel the need oil something in
viaorating. don't drink whiskey any intoxca ting
thing whether under the name Of Bitters or other
wise. such articles give just as much strength to
your weacy BODY and mind as the whip gives to the
faded horse, and no more. Alcoholic stmuants are
Injurious to Nerve bealih and are ALWAYS followed
hv uEPREShINli REACTION.
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Dodd's Neryine and invig0rat0r

is TONIC aud CENT E STIMULANr which is
NOT attended Ivy REaCrION. Wat IT gains for
you 1t maintains. When itrefreshes body or mind.
1t refreshes With natural strength that comes 10 stay
We are not recommending tectoalism in the interest
OF any faction; but long and extended observation
teaches as that he who resorts to The bottle for rest
or recuperaon. WILL find, rs he keess att. that he
is kindline n 6rc in his bones which will consume
hko the fumes o. perditiup. Turn from 1t. Take
tonic that will refresh and not destroy. DODD'S
NERViNE is for sale ny all Druggists. .3ricr One
Dollar See Book of Certificates that accompanies
each boile. 7mos june 20
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-03

PORT CALHiTJ DAR.
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New Moon, 9th, IL hours. 46 rDirutos. morning.
First Onarisr 18th, hours minutes, evening.
Ful Noon. goth topis 81 soirucs evepina
Last Quarter. 28tb. hours, minutes, evening
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