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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-01

SUICIDE OF A RICHMOND Man IN BALTI-
MoRE.-Thc Baltimore papers of yesterday
bring intelligence of the suicide OF DR.. l.. j..
Hudson, q Young man of twcnty-cight, for
merlv citizen of Richmond. 1t is said
that Friday last the deceased came to Dalti-
more for the purpose OF going into the drug
business.
The Sun says: {" He appeared to be in a
detected state Of mind; but nothing strl-
kincly peculiar was noticed in his actions.
Yesterday morning he did not appear at the
breakfast table, but soon after told the
landlady that he felt unwell. She admin
istercd to him n small dose Of laudanum.
He then sat down to the piano md per-
formed the air Ever Of Thee am Fondiy
Drcaming.' Shortly afterwards he went
out, but soon returned and went to hi,
room. 4 few minutes afterwards the land
lady, hearing some one fall in tic Doctors
room. went up and found him almost life
less, and in few minutes he expired. lie
left q sealed letter directed to his wife Ill
Richmond, and the following note addressed
to the Iandlady:
"rlcaae telegraph MY brother, Captain
E. NJ. Hudson, Camp street, New Orleans,
and he will repay you for oil your kindness
to me. Do not allow post-mortcm cXGml-
nation, Gs can tell them that thirty grains
of cyanide Of potassium, administered by
myself, is the cause OF my death, or rather
freedom from the accurecd ills I cannot
bear. Send the letter to my wife, &c.
Have my body dccently buried, and my
brother will repay you. Do not, by any
means, let my wifc's picture be taken
from my body. Truly, your friend,
"DR. L. J. ilUDs0N.
"P. S.-Send my trunks, &C., TO my
wife, in Richmond, Va. HUDsoN."
Dr.. Carr, city coroner, was notified, and
summoned jury Of inquest, who, alter
making an examination Of the facts con-
ncctcd with the unfortunate affair, rem
dcred q verdict that the deceased g COM
mitted suicide by taking cyanide OF potas-
SUM" The body, after the inquest, was
taken in charge By the coroner and handed
over to Joseph +. Byrne, undertaken, No
80 North Liberty street, who will take care
of it until disposed of by friends. The
letter written to his wife has been for
wardcd. and his brother at New Orleans
notified of the tragic death. 1t is stated
that before the war the deceased was in
wealthy circumstances, and at the time Of
the breaking out of the conflict he was So
journing in Europe. He returned to thi;
country, however; ind joined General El'
sey's command, Of the Confederate army
The deceased was tall in stature and rather
prepossessing in appearance. The picture
Of his wife was placed upon his bosom IL
the coffin"
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JOHN Y. SEDGWICK,
wholesale Liquor Dealer ?207 Cary street.

40 BARRELS PURE RYE WIIISkEY,
nv 95 barrels s. y. Pixies Magnolia Whiskcy,
% barrels Souths!dc Rye WhiSkcy, 10 barrels
Erandy and Gin, quarter cask Otard's pure
French Brandy, quarter casks pure Port Wine
quarter casks Cosrn's pure sherry Wine. in store
for sale by JOHN Nj. HIGGINS,
All 20 1910 Franklin street.
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Ricllnond 0ispattl1.

WEDNESDAY. . SEPTEMBER l, 1869.
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SHIPPING.

NOR FREIGHT OR CHAPTER, t
Il the good schooner HOPE, Captain assITH
BURTON tI5o tons), now discharging. Ap-.sAs'
ply to y. ,o;, q. ,Sof, = ~ S,n. t-n..,
an Jl--Jt ALL halh
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-01

4 NTHRACITE COAL.-For sale to ar
ASH EGG and STOVE CO <. coal Is daily
advancing in the Philadclphi.' ua G,t, those wish
Ing to lay In their winters supply viii ind II 10
their interest 10 call at my Office &2d leave their
orders.
ONicc and yard corner Of Seventeenth and Dock
Streets fIy2Il WRIT ROBERTS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-01

- URE COPPER-DISTILLE RYE
L WH!SKEY, distilled in the Spring OF lscc;
HENHESSY'S PURE BRANDY, 1vc years old;
Choice MADEIRA and PORT WINES
New FAMILY and EXTRA FLOUR,
SUGAR-CURED HAMS, &C. -
GEO. A. HUSDLEI,
au5 S2s Broad street.
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WILLIAM EUkER'S BOTTLING
w ESTABLISHMENT,
010 MAIN STREET.

Just received from the importers large supply
Of GlNNESS'S DUBLIN STOUT, in pints and
quarts, and IOUSGER'S SCOTCH ALE, which
Is offered 10 families and consumers At most rca-
sunabc rates. Also LAGER, PORTER, and
ALE, from the celebrated James River steam
Brewery, furnished to families. and delivered fre"
OF charge ST the shortest notice. A good supply
OF RHINE WINE, CLARETS, aud SCUPPER-
NoSG OF the best vintage. The bar Is supplied
With every variety Of WINES and LIQUORS.
and RICHMOND and CINCINNATI LAGER,
etc. au 10
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

VNUE CONTINENTAL FIRE) INSU-
4 SuEANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
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PARIS FAsH1oNs.-A Paris correspondents

PARIS FAsH1oNs.--A Paris correspondent
Says:
The Empress sppeared at late ball at the
Tuneries with her beautiful blonde huir
smoothed plain over the head. and rolled
around in two beavy plans fastened with dia-
mcnd pms. Her Majesty beng generally the
e lass Of fasnton," we hope that the reign of
dishevelled locks is on the wane, and that the
CLASSIC cOiffure OF banda and plaits may once
more grace the heads OF the fair sex.
The .astn tor disorder ia not alone reserved
TOR the head-dress, but extends ITS scep re to
Inc rest OF the toilet. dresses, petticoats
Dasques, shawls. mantles. are puckered and
tncked up into fest oons and draperieB: not long
sweeping. graceful drapelies, but succession
or snort skirts. short basques, hounced and
tnrbe. owed with ribbons and long ends. The
bright Dive. La Patti.swore at @ concert q few
evenings simoe, q costume which wilt give n
Mae idea OF the eccentlicitles OF the modes.
There is fret long skirt OF pale blue silk: a
second shorter, OF pink and white striped silk: !:
tnird or 9ray Grape, q fourth of puts of white
CnHe. NTH II white silk; the corsage OF white
SIX mas blue ribbon ruches and aIOunl the
MslSt tnefe ls q wido blue ribbon sash. Square
Casnmtro shawls are fastened up IN festoons
witn RIBBON. Hack lace points aud shawls are
treated IN the same unceremonl ,us manner.
Chtne Grape OF all colors forms favori,a mate
T1al tos Oh esses, but only for short costnrnes.
as rich SILK uAderskirt or petticoat IA necaa.
eary TO support and set of the Grape. For h ,lf
Loliet pam chOred cashmere. generally black
1os manteiets aud peierines, is preferred to s,lk
Set ornaments ere discarded and replacedl hv
-hsODon faches and fringes.
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Pa ssen9crs.

Per steamship saragossa, for New York-Mrs 3
y Kicker. Kicker, Il Slender and lady, MISS
A Plummer, E Washburne. A Griswold, M
O'Erien. Mrs o Brien, and Ave steerage.
Per steamship Sea Gull, for Baltimore-Capt .
n Ingraham aud family, Nj J Cannon, Miss Trout,
Mrs snowden, MRS 1t Smith and son, Mr. and Mre
Cohen and three deck
Per steamer Pilot Boy, from savannah via Beau
fort and Hilton Head-r Croning Mrs Phillips
and daughter. Miss Hayes, w HASTE, w Ander-
SON. Toale, McD Cohen, Neither. p Mantoue,
81 Jackson. D Callahan, starr Il d Minor, Mrs
L Cheves and daughter, a stanard, 81 Boseman.J D
Dudley, Miss Giboes. A jennings. W n Hayward,
Jr, Wm Hume. Jr, Mrs McCase and daughter,
Jones. Hanckel. Apple, L Il Reid, and 23 on
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r OK PU RIFF YIN

they were painfully af1ctog, have been radically
cured In such great lumber. IN alme everv section
OF the country, that the public scarcely nce 10 be
informed Of lts virtues or uses.
Scro}ulous poison is one Of the most de structive
enemies Of our race. Often this unseen and unfel,
tenant OF the organism undermine the constitution
ana fnvtes the attack OF enfeebng fatal diseases
without exciting suspicion of Its presence. Again
1t seems to breed infection through the body and
then on some favorable occasion, rapidly deVelor
INTO one or other OF Its hideous FORMS either on the
surface among the vitas In the latter tubercIes
tumors formed in the liver. 1t shows ta presence
by erupons on the skin, foul uloerattons on some
bottle Of this SARaAPARILLA Ia advisable, even
when no active symptoms CT disease appear. Per
End INN ediate rellef and, al length cure by the
use OF this SAR5APARILLA: st. Anthony's Fire,
Rose or Erysipelas letter. Salt Rheum, scald Head
lions visible forms Of scrotaious disease, Also
N the more m concealed forms as Dyspepsia. Dropsy
Heart d, ease, Fits, Epilepsy Neuralgia and the va
rous ulcerous affections Of the muscular and ner-
vous sysems
sypbils or venereal and Mercurial Diseases are
cured by 1t, though long time is required for>sub-
curing our these obstinate maladi by aoy medicine.
the complaint. Leucorrhoea or whites. Uterine N.
cerattons and Female diseases, are commonly soon
relieved and ultimately cured by its purifying and
S ~ q,
sss
Inflammation Of the Liver and Jaun ice. whsn ans
ing. a. tney Ofen do from the ranking poisons IN
the blood THIS SARsPARILLA Ia great restorel
for the strength and visor Of the system. 1hose who
are LapGIid ana Idstle 9. Respondent, sleepless
ano an Toanied y with Nervous Apnrehensons Fears
viii find Immediate RELIEF sna convincing evidence
OF Its restorative power upon trial. M
PREPARED BY y
DR.. j. @. AVER u CaD, H.ovvell. NIass
Practical Pre- and Analytical Chemists.
Sold at Wholesale, by F971!sst
DOWTE MOfSR, ;r.E
Charleston, South Carolina,
And ~ RetaA Druggists everywhere.
Maro6 20 DAo .tbstusmos
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THE DAILY NEWS.
On tho Sea shore.

The sky is gray, with lowering clouds Of lead
" And scarce break OF blue; N3
Here pencied down with rain, and overhead
3 With silver CLEANS shot through.
Upon the rocky shore sit alone; "'
( The durk green sullen SEQ - 2.
Along tho ehore makes perpetual moan. e.
:. And struggles restessly &
Noiseless as pictures on their wings of white
The distant vessels glide,
BY purple islands vailed In dreamy light,
That silent there abide.
Across the purple shoals Of sunken rocks
The toppling racers break,
And suck and roar, and beat Wtn caeseless SHOCKS,
The worn cliffs weedy base.
Heayed by the lifting swell, the long green flag
= OF sea weed q rats and falls
And down their shelf the raking pebbles drag,
AS back the surf-wave crawls.
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Markets by Telegraph.

Markets by Telegraph.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
LONDON. June 8-Noon.-Conscls 92H. Bonds
80A. M
Evening Sugar aHoat easier at 28s Cd to 29e.
Turpentine 2ss 9d. Bonds S0N. tlt
LIVERPOOL, juno 9-Noon.-Cotton quiet; up
lands II Ad Orleans 12d. Sales 10000 bales. Bonn
bay shipments to the 4th re $4,000 bales Bread
suffs quiet
Afternoon.-Corn ats 81. Lard us.
Evening.-Cotton quiet; uplands 11Ad; Orleans
12d; sales 10 600 ba'es.
HAvRE, June Cotton opens quiet and steady.
DOMESTIC MARKETS..
New YORK, June 9-Noon.-Stocks feve ish and
unsettled Money steady at 2. Sterling 9H. Gold
39h. Cotton quiet and hrm at 31os Turpentine
dropping at 44kc. Rosin declining; strained So 80
Evening.-Cotton hrmer and active; sales 67O0
bales; midd.ings 3114 Flour fsvors buyers, with a
moderate demand; superAne 81 12,za5 20; common
to fair extra Southern So 80as TO- Wheat 1c better
and in good export ard moderate home demand.
Corn 1a2c better and in good home and moderate
export demand; new white Southern 9s Pork &C.
tive at S31T. Lard steady Whiskey quiet at 9s
Groceries quiet and Arm. Most naval stores heavy
Turpentine 44Na45. Rosn So 25ae so. Freights
dull. Governments closed steady. 'e2's 22x South
erns heavy. Money tight at per cent. with ex-
cepttons Commission 16. Sterling 1O92S1t9h
Gold weaker at 3sX. Stocks weak and excited.
BALTIMORE, June Cotton 81. Flour u to Il
lower. Wheat weak, but prie es unchanged Corn
firm and higher; white 80 10 o.; yellow IS to 81
Pork firm. Bacon active at lax; hams 20 to 21
Whiskey fat at 81. Vrginia's, ex-interest, 48L.
CINCINNATI, June 9.-Whiskey unsettled and held
at "a with no sales. Mess pork advanced to 80 with
moderate demand. Bacon shoulders IA sides TX
to 17A; hams 18A.
ST LOUIS, Juue 9.-Wh:skey frmer at s4c. Pork
frmer at S323a. Bacon ner; shoulde.s, 1874
IA; sides. 18al81c. Lard, 1870.
LOUISVILLE. June9-Provisions advancing. Me,s
pork S32. shoulders, IA; clear sides, 174a1s hams
19c. Lard, 19c.
WILMINGTON. June 9.-Turrentine steady ut
40. Rosn quiet at 81 7oa$3 80. Crude turpentine
lower at 81 65a$2 70. Tar unchanged.
AUGUSTA, Jure 9.-Cotton dull. sa.es 100 bales !;
receipts SO bales. Middlipas 2ac.
SAVANNAH, June 9.-Cotton quiet but very firm.
Middlings 29c. Sales l25 bales; receipts S54.
MOBILE, June 9.--Cotton quiet; sales 500 bales
low middling 27A; receipts 1870; exports 4os7.
NEW ORLEANS. June 9.-Cotton Ac better; mid
dlings 29a29A sales 1900 bales; receipts 1875 exports
100. Gold 3sA. Sterling SIX. New York sigh,
exchange HaZ discount. Sugar nom3nal common
9Aa1oA; fine laa143a Molasses unchanged.
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/, Gsusmerfisl.

NEW YORK-Per steamship saragossa-89b bales
Upland Cotton. 40 tierces Rice. 3s bales Yarn. IL
bundles Paper, IL casks Clay, 90 PACK agea sun
dries. 2416 bbls Potatoes, l242 boxes Vegetables
BALTIMORE-Per steamship fea Gnn-l9s meroes
AZ bales Domestics 80 bales Rage, bales hides,
22e boxes and 265 bbls Vegetables, 20 packages
Sundries q.
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Drugs, Gbemifals, Gtf.
AYERS SARSAPARILLA.
r OK UEIFYING THU Ru. a r,
THE RRpu1

uG n = Z q i a i . y
this excellent medicine en-.
JOYS, is derived from IL
cures, many of which ara
truly marvellous. lnvete-
rate cases Of Scro:ulous
disease where the system
see med saturated WITH
corrup Ion, have been ru.
l1eed and cured by II.
Scrofulous affections and
disorders, which were az.
grava ed by tho scroiu.
Ions rNr,oy,o {~oA.1~ Al,
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Charleston Cotton and Isicc market.
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
CHARLESTON. Wednesday Evening, June o. !
CorroN.-The inquiry for this article was lnoder-
ate prices being without alteration, but purchasers
could only operate to the most limited extent for
want OF stock. Sales only 81 bales, VIE: ut at
28A; 23 at 20; 12 at 2916; 10 at soc. We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION. ~
Ordinary to GOOD ordinary .......27 @2sA
1SSai. 10Y uauoi'hs' hs'r'.'.,.....'..'.'. .a9 Co.
miuunuB ........... ........... .IS3a@}JU
BY New York classification quote:
Middling. nominally.. .............3 .30H@-
R1oE.--The market tor this gain quiet but un-
altered. Sales "a terces Of clean Carolina; say 10
teroes at 74S; 8 at 7x; lS at ~. We quote common
to fair clean Car olins at AK; good 7A@sc.
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~ Mariuf nems.
arrived vestorsa a y ,

Fchs N Hawkins Wyatt. Boston 10 days. Mdse.
To VIM Roach & Co. b Paul & co, J Heines, Adame
Damon g. 90. Il Cowpertnwait. d Sic. z ) e
Adger Co. s Agent, 2 White, ? Toaie Z:
Llnville, 1urkamp & .o.J Thom.on & o. e II
Ruff & Dowie. Graeser NTH. y d ahrens E 20.
Luhrs, = GuilcmiD. Nlemann & Borgsr. Klisck,
W,ckenberg & Co, II Gerdts & 40, b Feldmann &C.
CO, Hart Co, White l. n Cordray l. Co, Sulphu
rio Acid Company, 0n1 Order.
Schr b Franklin, hiuil Gardiner, Me, 10 days
Ice. To Gage & 60.
Per steamer Pilot Boy, from savannah Beau
bbls Potatoes, AZ bbls Flour and aundries. TO Jno
~ kerguson. Il trenholm Son, Il r Baker h Co w
nj BIRD & Co, stenhOuse Il 90. u Brooks. raser a
Dill, Moffett wharton, Hopksps, Mcpbersor q Co
Adeer & co, James Adger. southern Express
Company. Khnci:. Wickenbs. g & 90. and NJ Rave
Steamer Marion, Foster, santee eco bbls Naval
Stores. shingles Lumber, and sundries. To John
Ferguson, John M rshall Kinsman y Howell, GAIL
lard Mtnott, Goldsmith q Son. w O Bee b 90. and
Order. II NJ
kchr Ann Deas. from West Point Mill. 1so tcs
Rice. To @ Lowndes, W Bee & co, 1hurston q
Homes.
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship sarascssa. Ryder. New York-Rsvenel
Co. IT
ssesnship Sea auil. Dus.on. Baitmore- -oourtsnay
sailed Yesterday. S
Gteamship saregopss, Ryder, New YORK.
s steamsn,p zee Guil, Iutton. Baltimore.
Hchr j ~ Ri. hards. Irying, Bucksville. c.
BrOm th1s es@-s III
Brig p Browne. Keene, New York, June g.,
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THE ASTONISHING

- 6AA ADKON1Skt1MG
D is i N f e OF "A N II.
RMoRv CoILEaE, OxroRp. Ca, December %. 1868.
!, Pr0f. DARBY. Dear Sir-hsvipg not been en-
gagged for many years In the active dtltiee Of the
Medtcal profession am only guperfcially acquaint-
Cd with the CLAIMS ef your Prophyiactio Fluid. but
am well acquainted with its chemical eierpen a
While, therefore. I cannot speak experimentally of
the value OF the compound vet the disinfectng and
therapeutic properties OF the agents ployed In its
compokition. together with the we'll known reputa-
regard Ito merits as Of high order; on the whole it
must De considered as valuable contribution to the
class Of articles to which 1t belongs.
These views. may add, sustained by the testi.
mopy OF many competent judges, who have tested
iss properties Believe me, dear sir.
Yours. respectfully,
A. MEANS. NJ. D., Ii. D.
CURES BURNS. WOUNDS, sTIHGS dc.
ALABAMA INSANE HosprTAL !
tHl TUscALooaA December a. 1863
Messrs: - JOHN DARBY & Co., No. 1s0 Wflisn-street
Gestemen--I received your circulars Of the II til
instant, asking an expression OF opinion from me os
to the merits Of your Prophylactic Flu d. he pre-
parauon mas been 30 generally used by the prOfee.
sion and public ut large and universally esteem
cd. chat 1t SCENE to me to need no further recon-.
mendatton.
AZ ad,sinfectant and remedial agent too when in
dcat d. It Is not excee by any sifiar preparation
We use permeangantc preparations very extensively
in this hospital and could not do without them.
consider you,e tae best and most elegant prepara.
don OF the kind manufactured.
r. BRrCE. M. D.,
Supt and Physician AIabama insane Hospital.
DOwItD & NOISE.
WHOLESALE DRUaGISTs,
May as tuthe3rnos Rants for South Oarol,ns
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COnsignees per Northeastern Railroad
juno 9.
bales Cotton, 90 bushels Rough Rice, 427 bbls
Naval Stores. cars Lumber. htock, Phosphates &C.
TO Reeder Davis, w Barden. j Marshall Jr,
Ktnsman & Howell. stoney, Wagener h Mon
sees. DR. T y Thompson. Stoll, Webb & Co. Ada,pe,
Damon & Co. Mgs Wrellen. Frost & Adams, Mof-
hett h WHARTON and Railroad Ayent.
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III. w. ARNOLD.
OF the Georgia. Conference.

LIZ DooLx CouNrY, GA, April, 1867
This 10 to certify that was confined to tbe houee
aud most Of the tire to my bed. and suffering the
greatest agony imaginable with Rheumatism for
i've month";, and after trying every available RENE.
dy, with no relief was cured with two bottles Of
DR.. O. 8 Prophit's Anodyne Pam Kill II, each cost
ing hty cents only; 1t relieved me almost instantly
others su6ering from similar diselse. can say
thatit In one OF the best family medicines now out
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IOnslE necs per SOutn CnI 0lIna ItallrCa0 d
June g.
3l3 bales Cotton, 35 bales Domesttcs, 80 packages
Bacon and Lard. To Railroad Agent, Graeser &
Smith. Claghcrn, Herring & Co, Go dsmith SON
B O'Nein. q W steffens. e WISE. Frost 4 Adger,
Kirkpatrick Wltte. j e Sloan, Pelzer Rodgers Il
GO Johnston, Crews n co, shackeford & Kelly, q
Walter u Co.
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pruss, Gbeuitals, Gtf.


DARBx's PRoPnThAor'o FLUID.
Letter from hon. Aler. II. Slephass, of Georgia.
CRAwFoRDsvILLE Ga September 49, 1868.
Darby's ProphyRcttc Fluid 10 nm article Of little
cost but great value. Tts domestic as well as med-
c1nal uses are numerous, while Its specialies are
most wonderful I have not been without it for
ten years. end no head of q family who can afford
to have 1t should be without 1t.
ALEX Il. STEPHENS
THE WONDERFUL FAMILY MEDI.
CINE.
Letter from the Surgeon General Of ne tate Cbsfader-
ate States. t.
RICHMOND. Va, January IA, 1859.
JOHN DARBY & Co, No. 100 william street, New
York:
GentIeme,-1 have received your letter OF the 18th
Or December, 1899. calling my attention. TO. your
most cheertully state that the Fluid was furnish
ed to. and extensively used by, the surveons in
chsrge OF general hospitals In the Confederate
vice with great benefit to the patients-al the sur
geons making favorable report great deal Of it
was used ID the hospitals Ns.' tt il ~ ~,
Very respectfully. your obedient' servant. n
i@s SAM'L PRESTON MOORE, NJ. DE-
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covIINNoroN, Ga. Ju,y Q. ,ae7

CovINaToN, GA. July 8, 1857.
Dr.. Prophitv-Having used your Liver Medicine
for more than year in my family, cheerfuly re-
commend 1t to NIL persons suffering from Liver af-
fections. Dyspepsia or mitigation in any form.
also recommend your Dysentery Cordial as the best
remedy tor that disease. o. r. ROGERS.
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TNHE ExCELLENT REMEDIES OF O. 8. PRO-
J. Pitt, M. d. need no recommendation-
their we'll known power In removing the diseases Pc
cuar to our Southern climate having already estab-
lished for them an e1viable reputation IN Georgia
and the adjoining states. As the majority of persons
living In the South are predspos ed to disease the
Liver tits granted by all intelligent physicians that
to org mic or functional arrangement OF that npor-
tant organ. Prophitt's Liver Medicine and Anti.
They the Liver whicHAin nine cases out OF .en
is at the bottom Of the Coughs. Dyspepsia, Colic,
Sick Headache. Rheumatism. Constipation. Men.
people. Earache. Toothache, Acute rheumatism.
Neuralgia and BODILY pains Of every kind fee before
PROPHlTTS PAIN KILL 1T 8
like chaff before the wind.
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PRoPHITT's LIVER MEDIOCRE.

DR.. Prophlt-Having used this medicine sufa.
cently long to test its virtue nd to satisfy nv own
mind that It is an invaluable remedy for Dyspepsia
"A disease from which the writer has suffered much
fcr SIX years-and being persuaded that hundYens
who now suffer from this annoying complaint would
be sgnally benefited. 40 he has been by its use We
deem It - duty we owe to this unfortunate class to
has given not only himself but several membere Of
his family the greatest relief.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-10
Clearcsa for thls Port.
| Brig Josie Devereaux, Clark at Phiadelphis,

Clearcel for thls Port.
Brig Josie 'Devereaux, Clark" at Philadelphis
June6.
,G'f Il " -~ g, sFN
Shfpncws by Telegraph.
New YoRx, June 9.-Arrived the Gerrnanis, pul.
myra, Columbia, Henry Chaupcey and Bremen.
WnAnNaToN, June 9.-Sailed. Pioneer, for Phil.
adephia.
SAVANNAH. June 9.-Arrived, steamer Eltheroe.
1rom New York; schrs Carne M Rich, from Rock
iands and Savannah from Baltimore.
Sailed, Rodel]a Beu, for Baltimore; Isabel for Da-
LIST OF VESSELS
OF. CLEARED AND SAILED FOR HIS P0h r.
NJ 't' FOREIGN
.-o,4 ... 3. LIVERPOOL.
The Hannah Lizzie, Ferguson, cleared. -. May 20
The Clifton, Williams, sailed. April 10
The Minnie, Robertson, sailed. May ~
MESTIO
sOgToE. So "''
6chr Frank Palmer Latham Cleared. Nav 81
Schr Anna Glover, TERI =, cleared. ...... May 18
NHw YORK.
6cbr Lilly, Hughes, cleared. June &
Schr M e Taber, Aldrich. cleared. .....J June s
Sohr Margaret Lucy, Day, up....... June 4
6chr Rockingham. Nickerson; up June 4
PHILADELPHIA.
Erig Josie Devereux, Clark, cleared. June 9
BALTIMORE.
Schc Nsttie Richardson. Davis, up... May %