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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-10-05

AAUsENENTs.-Skiff und Gayord's matehless
corps of Ethiopian minstrels drew another
humping house at the Academy Of Music last
evening. Gaylord, Talbot, Stiles and McVeigh
are ouarttete ofinimitable end men, who new
er fail to provoke assemblages to the heartiest
laughter Joe Malrs who can resist Joe! the
prince of pettlooat.personators, and those clog
artists. Stiles, Phelps and Armstrong? Sig
nor Bidau1, Tyrell, Long Gulick and Geese
give us the very qulntessence of cork opera
melody; and 'Put Me in M5 Little Bed" and
"LottIe Lee,n as rendered by Bidaux and Ty-
rell, are almost Incompatible. Our Juveniles
will rejoice to know that little Hunter Is with
the company, aud sings and dances in style
TO excite wonder.
Next week brings the opening Of the regu-
lar dramatic season. Manager R. dOrsay Os-
den, we'll known in connection with the Rich
mond Theatre, takes charge, with company
that Is well spoken Of by the Richmond papers.
Miss Laura keene will assume the manage
ment later in the month.
Our neighbors IN Savannah are also stirring
In the amusement line. The dramatic season
was opened there last Monday night by the
New York Dramatic Company of Manager
Harvey. The company includes Mr.. and Mrs.
w. P. Sheldon, who will be favorably remem.
bered here as formerly members of the Oates
Troupe
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PLArr, PsEsIDrNG.-The court met yesterday
morning at o'clock. The following cases
were disposed Of:
The. State VS.. Jerry Wright alias Jerry
Smith-petty larceny. ]. D. Butts, Esq. for
defence. Not guilty.
The State VS.. A. C. J. Hamilton-larceny.
Struck of.
The State vs. e. e. Decentralization Of
Civil Rights bill. Struck off.
The State vs. Louis Blnder-assault and
battery. Struck of.
The State vs. Hugh ". Winter and Pringle
Winter-murder r. W. Seymour, ESQ.,, for
defence. The Jury, after hearing testimony,
retired, and will render their verdict this
morning.
The grand jury brought in th, following true
bills:
The State Vs. Joseph Williams, Henry John
sou, Gabriel Pinckney, Robert savage and
William A. Hood-burglary and larceny.
The State vs.. Samuel Tolllver-hurglary and
larceny.
The State vs.. Robert simons-assault with
intent to kill and assault and battery.
The State vs. William A. Johnson-assault
with Intent to kill and assault and battery.
The State VS.. Mary Walsh and Edward
Walsh-recelvlng stolen goods.
The court adjourned at half-past P. n.
The following cases will be tried to-day:
The State vs.. Wallace Blanding murder.
The State VS.. Amelia Jenkins-larceny.
The State va. Thomas McLeon and Daniel
Middleton-larceny.
The State VS.. Samuel Tolliver-burglary and
lsrcaay.
The State vs.. Wilkin Williams assault with
intent to kill.
The State vs.. Thomas Butler-assault with
intent to kill.
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The subscribers having been appointed Local
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that they VIII deItyer from warehouses, a. well
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Islands, PURE PERUVIAN GUANo, at the Gene
raj AGENTS price In New York. to wit: sixty
dollars. gold, on delivery. Every cargo VIII be-
Inspect d and anals zeal by Professor SHhPARD,
and satiractory guarantees Of It's qnalltJ and
purity will always be furnished when desired.
GEO. W. WILLIAMS CO.,
sep2s Faotors-
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A CASE OF INFLAMMATION OF KIDNEYS AND
GRAVEL.
From Morgan. Frazel & Co.
GLASGOW, Mo-, February s, 1858,
Mr.. Fl. T. HELABoLD:
DEAR SIR-About two years ago was troubled
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deriving any benefit whatever, and seeing your
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Yours respectfully. EDWIN II. FRAZEL.
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is physician of over thirty years. experience,
and graduate OF the Jefferson Medical College
and OF the University Of Medicine and Surgery
OF Philadelphia.
Mr.. H. T. HELMBoLD =
DEAR S1R-In regard to the question asked me
as to my opinion about Buchs, would say that
have used and sold the article in various forms
for the past thirty years. do not think there s
any form or preparation OF 1t have not used, or
known TO be used, In the various diseases where
such medical patent would be indicated. You are
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Bladder and kidneys, and the reputation It has
acquired, in ing judgment, is warranted oy the
facts.
form OF Bucau-the powdered leaves, tlncture
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Twelve years. experience ought, think, to give
me the right to Judge OF Its merits, and, without
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value your Buchu for Its effect on patients.
have cured with 1t, and seen cured with 1t, more
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other proprietary compound o. whatever name.
f'eap''''"'' GEO. H. KEYsER, N. D.,
ITO Wood street, Pittsburg, Pa.
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June 25, 1867
q. T. HELABoLD, Druggist -
DEAR SIR have been sufferer Tor upwards
of twenty years with gravel, bladder and kidney
affections, during which time have used various
medicinal preparations and been under the treat
ment Of most eminent physicians, experiencing
but little relief.
vertIsed consulted my family physician In re-
gard to using your Extract Buchu.
tised remedies and had found them worthless,
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ever getting well aud determined TO use no rem
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As you advertised that II was composed Ol hucnu,
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and my physician as an excellent combination;
article, and consulting again with the druggists,
| concluded to try 1t. | commenced to use II
about eight months ago, at which Time was con-
fined to my room. ,-,,
titled at the beneficial effect, and after using 1t
three weeks was able to walk out. felt much
like writing to you full statement OF my case az
the time, but thought my improvement might
ONLY be temporary, and therefore concluded TO
defer and see If 1t would ELECT perfect cure,
Knowing that IL would be OF greater value to you
aud more satisfactory to me.
am now able to report tnat cure Is enectea
after using the remedy for five months.
have not used any now for three months, and
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Your Buchu being devoid OF any unpleasant
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Should any doubt Mr.. McU0rmlck's stateme Mt
he refers to the following gentlemen
Hon. WILLIAM BlGLER, Ex-Governor OF fenn-
Hon. THOMAS B. FLORENCE, Philadelphia.
Hon. ]. c. KNOX. Philadelphia.
Hon, J. s. BLACK, Philadelphia.
nov n PORTER Ex-Governor or PeQn5yl-
Hon. ELLIS LEWIS. Philadelphia.
Hon, r. C. GRGEH, ex-Judge United states
Hon. q. ". WonDWA RID, Philadelphia.
Hon, W. A. PORTER, Philadelphia.
Hon, JOHN BlGLER, Ex-Governor OF California.
Hon, F. BANKS, Washington, ID. c.
And many others II necessary.
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Bnfbr.
H T. Hell III B O L D'S
CONCENTRATED
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU
GREAT DIURETIC.

The Proprietor trusts that bis Remedies, from
the fact Of being advertised, may not be classed
as Patent Medicines.
BUCHU. in one form or other, has been pre-.
sented BY every educated Physician for more than
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-10-05

YoM KIPPUR, OR GREAT Day OF AToNEMENr.
Ten days after the conclusion of the Rash
Hasaana festivals comes the most solemn OF
all the Jewish lasts. This fast is held on the
9Th of October On that day, beginning at
sundown on the evening Of the 5th, (thls even
ing,) no Jew who is true to the traditions OF
his race will take any food whatever. The
fast Is called Yom Kippur, or "Great Day OF
Atouement" The services incident to the OBJ
servances OF the day are Of the most solem
and impressive character. The institution or
this solemn fast dates back to the days OF
Moses; and those who are anxious to know all
about the ceremonlals required In property
observing Yom Klppur can do so by turning
to the 18th chapter Of Leyitlcus, where the
whole law Is clearly laid down. The two days
of Rash Husband, aud the one day OF solemn
fasting on the 'Great day OF Atonement," are
the three Jewish holy days OF the year, and
the only days in which all business is suspend
ed, and all who are employed by our Hebrew
merchants and shopkeepers have their annual
holidays. 1t is one Of the strange facts OF hui
man history, that amid all the change Of more
than i've thousand years, this people, dis
persed all over the habtable globe, still main
tain, with q tenacity worthy of admiration, the
ancient customs of their race-the traditions
of their fathers.
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Mr.. H. 7. HELMBoLD: ,,.,,,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-07-09

The other route is the Otrato route,
about forty miles south of Caledonia Bay.
On June IL all the explorers had re-
turned, and on the evening OF the 1lth
the Nipsio and Guard left San Bias Bay,
the Guard for Carthagena, with the
donkeys and macheteros, and the Nipsic
for Aspinwali.
On each excursion, whenever man
got sick he was Immediately relieved and
sent to the ships, where he invariably
recovered in very short time. During
the whole time the expedition was out
there was but one death, that OF a sea-
man. He was drowned at Caledonia.
The appearance and customs OF the
Indians of the Isthmus are singular
They keep their women as much as
possible secluded from the view of the
whites. The natives are copper -colored,
short in stature, with deep chests, straight
black hair, black eyes. and high cheek
bones. The masculine costume is thin
calico pantaloons and shirts. The
feminine infants have band tied round
the ankle, and another just below the
knee, also bands on the wrists, and these
are moi taken off until the person is fully
grown, so that the ankles, wrists, &C.,
may be as small as possible. The upper
part Of the garb of woman is loose
shirt the lower a gaudy.colored gown.
A curious circumstance is that women,
wear large gold ring in the nose The
language of these people is very limited.
They choose the oldest man among them
as Governor. They also haye king,
who il supreme. The number OF able.
bodied Indians on the lsthmus is estima
ted at about ten thousand, aud the total
Indian population from forty to fifty
thousand. They are extraordinary
walkers. Their principal villages are
'Sasardie and Kartie, which have popu
lation of from three 10 four hundred
each. The expedition will, it is thought
resume operations in January next.
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PEN and Paste Brevtties.

kT-The establishment Of William Sumner
& Co, manufacturers OF Wheeler & Wilson's
sewing machines at Cincinnati, burned on
Saturday morning last
sy- 8Iadamoiselle Leontine Melin has taken
a prize offered by the Abbc Heyl0t for the
most rirapoUs woman in France. No other
county would dream of institutng degrees of
comparison in finale virtue.
Battery F. Fifth Artillery, left Wash
ington ON Saturday for Newport, Rhode Is
land. This takes the last military organiza-
lion out of the city, and it is entirely clear of
troops for the first time in ten years.
eESeveniy- cars of silver from the
Utah mines baye passed Omaha during the
last three months for reduction at Newark, n.
J. 1t is estimated that one hundred and fifty
more cars will be forwarded from there this
month.
LB-The Democrats in Congress and else
where are making preparations to start party
newspaper ia Washington on the first of Sep
tember. A large amount of capital is coniri-
butcd. James C. Hoyey, ExMinistcr to Por-
iugal, is reported as one of the editors
CE-A New England paper sNysl "ITunting
the hippopotamus on the banks of the Nile,
the alligator in the bayous of Louisiana, the
lion in Numdia, the gorilla in Africa, and the
tiger in Bengal, are all tame and inert pastimes
compared to hunting thoroughly hon est ant
capable servant In Lexington
t3-The new Cincinnati School BOARD ha
organized by the election of Francis Terry a
President, W. +. Hurlbut as Cerk, and Johl
Hancock as Superintendent. The officers elect
ed are all in favor of the Bible in publi
schools. The majority was snlall, but equa
10 the expectations of the friends of the Bible
tT-The London Timer, of June 81, say
Right Rev. Bisho? McIlvine, of Ohio, delegate
by the New York Conference Committee, la
arrived in London, aId on Thursday last me
various noblemen, clergy and others, at th
Evangelical Allir.nce-house, where repor
was made of the progress of arrangements ii
The United States
tE-A telegram from Ottawa statea that thi
proclamation announcing the transfer of th,
whole o. the Red River Territory TO the Do
miniop will be issued on the 10Th instant, thu
formerly putting Canada into possession of tn,
entire Northwest, and giving her tho power o
treating the new acquisition on the same foot
ing as the other Provinces of the Dominion.
eB-Tho North Adams Transcript state
that the Chinese shOcmakcrs trade more freely
and regularly than was expected, They ARE
pleased with their quarters and their employ
ment, and are us unconscious us children u
the commOtiou theiI advent has caused. Th'
suspension Of work In the other shoe factories
caused by this cvanl, has ended, and work ha
been resumed,
CS-An Irish girl at Erie, n day or two since
caught another girl on the sidewalk who ha
on hoop skirt and white skirt stolen fror
the party of the first part, and compelled he
10 take them of and surrender them then an
there. The owner, with a satisfied grin, gath
cred up her garments, while the discomfite
thief went away, crestlallcn, and with he
collapsed dress hanging about her heels
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NEwspApER ADVERTISING.

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talns st Of the best American Advertising Mediums,
sivIng the Names circulatOns aud full particulars
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The Darien Expedition.

The three yessels forming the Darien
Expedition, with Capt. SELFRrDE aud
his corps Of assistants have abandoned
the work Of Exploration for practical
canal route across the Isthmus. The
three weeks, are the Nipsic and Guard
on the Atlantic side, and the Nyack on
the Pacific. The dry season is the only
time it is possible TO operate. 1t extends
from January to May, to which the
month Of July iS TO be added. The res,
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Advertising.

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WINE OF LIFE.

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SOBER SECOND THouGHT.-The haste
of the Senate the other day in striking
out the reduced license tax from the reve-
nue bill, was afterwards reconsidered,
Time for reflection upon the question
how this action was to influence other
and more serious burdens, led to change
of opinion and a virtual admission of err
ror That body seem to have had the
frankness to acknowledge that it had ac-
ted with less wisdom in the matter than
the House, and so reversed what it had
done, restoring the tax as the House had
reduced it-at three per cent. on incomes
above two thousand dollars, with the ex-
emptions heretofore allowed, This is
the more gratifying because hardly ex-
pected, notwithstanding we have great
confidence IN the sober, second thought
of body made up, for the most part, as
the Senate unquestionably is, OF men of
superior intelligence. No doubt it was
when the Senators came face to face with
the other taxes which had to be dealt
with that they saw how much better,
more justly and more satisfactorily to
the people the contemplated reduction of
taxation could be distributed if the pay
ers of income tax were allowed their
share merely of the general relief instead
Of being wholly and exceptionally re-
lieved. Notwithstanding the noisy clam.
or of good many journals--some OF
whom, like the Tribune, are only anxi,
Gus to bring about the heaviest possible
reduction of other taxes, in order to give
the tariff better chance, by leaving the
needs of revenue dependent upon it
the abolition of the income tax, with the
retention of other burdensome taxes
which it involved, would unquestionably
have proved unpopular, and mischievous
to the Republican party. We rejoice
that the Hena.e has recognized the fact
in time, aud frankly retraced its steps.
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DYSPEPSIA.

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The committee respectfully suggests the importance
Of full delegation from each county to the Convention
The issues to decided in the present campaign OF
vital interest to the country
The Importance Of thorough organization cannot be
TOO strongly urged nor this great auxiliary to nal
success be carly attended to- In ths connection,
the COMMITTEES would earnestly recommend that where
county committees hive already been selected that
in the call fot county oonventiSFs the Both day of
July notice be given that the County Central Commit
tees for the coming campaign will be selected at that
time.
It Is important fbat each delegation to the state
Convention bring Utth them con6t list vi the officers
and members with poet office address, 81 their county,
and deliver the came to the Executive Committee
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WASHINGTON, July 5lh, 1870.

AsHINGToN, July OH, 1870.
Yesterday was the ninty-fourth celebration
of our national birthday and am sorry to
say it was dishonored by the Senate, who
worked at public business all day. All other
individuals in these bread United States re-
ioiced in day of leisurely patriotism, except
the highest body of tile Legislature. To be
sure, th3y are terribly behind in their business
but The best remedy for that is for them 10
tGik less and do more.
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New York cattIs sIarket.

receipt. for the week ending July 4tA, were as
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-07-09

CY-The establishment Of William Sumner
& Co, manufacturers OF Wheeler & Wilson's
sewing machines at Cincinnati, burned on
Saturday morning last