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The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1871-09-30

Two societies OF the Ecumenic
Order Of United Mechanics exist in
New Haven, and are prospecting. Gen.
Wiun writes us encouragiDgly Of the
prospects Of the organization.
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which are stamped be name Of the firm
furnishing the article, the time at which
it was furnished, and the amount they
contain; so that if any portion of the
stores are inferior to the grade demand
ed, the guilty party is sure to be found
out; punished, is another matter.
A visit to the machine rooms-where
we had the pleasure Of an introduction
to one of the first and at the same time
one of the most retiring mechanical
geniuses of the age. Capt Seth Wilmott
rewards us with u sight of wonders
First, let us take look at this nam
moth Compound Planer, the largest in
the world, and designed by Mr.. W.
which planes horizontal, at right angles
and vertical, and will run in all three
directions at one aud the same time. II
planes surface eighteen feet square
and forty fee: long; it will take the
slightest cut which can be obtained on
any machine, up to four inches wide and
half an inch thick it will plane any
angle, any curve, and will plane the
whole six sides Of square block with.
out moving, and can be easily controlled
by one man.
But here is another production of biz
brain, even more wonderful, the Hy
drsulic Lift, for raising turrets on ships
and for which its inventor has received
CSC, 900 from the United States Gov
eminent for the privilege of using it in
their monitors. BY the old system i
frequently took twenty men from one t.
two days to raise the turret and guns
it now takes one man or boy but tea
seconds. Its raising power is the almost
incredible amount Of $4,000 tons /
has been attached to the "Terror" anC
"Minantanomah," and works with pre-
cision and success
Let us now turn to this greatest curl
osity of sll-this miniature Turning
Lathe, which can turn a shaft from th,
smallest size up to one ten feet in diam
ster and seventy-6ve feet long; tha
can cut thread on cambric needle one
hanarsd thrssdaS q. the inch, up b fy,
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A WOLFINs EEPs CLOTHING

TIE following paragraph appears IN
a recent issue Of the ARthrdcite Nom
Tor
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1871-09-30

Iss-c MYERS. a + .itimore negro. ana paid
servan. OF the Republican party, ~ho never
vas al ends se1 le principles OF the L.
o.. bar Wlio at tap Of it, Sc sions. bopiug
20 cry Y iata the Republican partg, writes "
tie Phladelp IA Press Il say, that he see
At the 81 Louis -~i0n, and 10 tell ss msns
Downright iissnoods lie could cFeSd 'ut'
his letter AyIes was not at tts =. LOIS
.essiou. VIZ wrote tp The Psess 90 ths' Fl
feet but ~ editors had NOT even ne tcency
ID notice I. Z letter
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FOREIGN.

JoHS BowDkS, Sc. WEOwKs Pres
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New York Rio. Market.

From the Daily Bulletin, saturday, December 2:
The demand does not appear to increase beyond
the wants of the regular trade, and the general
Is ven under control, and with continued favora.
Die accounts from the South holders feel conf.
dence In the early future, though no decided ad-
nance seems 10 be anticipated Sales OF 95 terces
Carolina az sKsse: 200 bags Rangoon at eXa7X;
$50 bags Patna at 7ka7xc.
From the Journal OF Commerce: There Is a
fair business, and with small stocks full prices
are currenr. The sales are so tierces Carolina az
Patpa at 7Ka7xc. The stock on hand Is l6o
;ttArces domestic 500 bags OF foreign, and s45l
Ibags uncleaned do.
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Receipts by Railroad, December 4
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.


1898 bales cotton. 144 bbls naval stores, carr
stock. To Railroad Agent, W W Smith, Geo
williams 4 co, Geo q Water & co, A Salinas
Trenholm Son, B Mulligan, VI Smith Il CO
sloan segnlous. Frost Adger & co, Wiss 4, 4 co
L Mowry Son, W 4 Ryan, A 8 Smith, Wtttt
Bros, Kinsman & Howell VIM Bee 4 CO. T I
Smith. Reeder & Davis, Pringle & Son, w Cur
nry, Whildeu Jones @ Lelbenrood, W n lone;
CO, W O Courtney 4 co, o Phillips, s Stoney
Murdaugh & Mathews, Bowling & co.
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
1h3 bales upland cotton and AZ bags seq island
cotton 139 bbls naval stores, cars lun!ber and
wood, rough rice, tobacco, mdse &c. e Frost,
Adger co. Ryan, Salinas, Waiter 4
co, T Smith, Smith, Pringle & Son, VIM
Bee 4 CO. GeoW Williams & co, Bardea 4 Par.
ker. 9 Courtney CO. Pezer, dgers co,
G Mallonee. yelling, Gaillard & MiDott, Witle
Bros, Kinsman Howell, Caldwell & Son, Will
den q Jones. Reeder Davis. Gurney, g Jen-
kins. Mowry l. Son, F Wehmann, T G Snowden, D
McPherson, Howard Bro, Mrs " Easterllng,
Ravenel co, Trenholm 4 Son, Bowling co.
Wlss i co, Srefens, Werner Ducker. Jno Camp.
sen Il co. DR. E HorlbecS, Drayton, Railroad
Agent and order.
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Markets by Telegraph.
E - uorx.y M.RKrrs SD.


LONDON. December ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sS%'
: Bonds 92xts -. v p.,.,, ,,,,,,
fARIs, DeCemoSI f-NwuVn'IheMI,so M ga ro;.s,. ~;
IEsE> aoRS, Decemosr a@Soon 49, LA Sns 20
sseaay. oLocks seauy anu Iu. .,oedn Lana
t0M,l 49yeISmanss aaa eso so,, ~. "Ao"''
strong Exchange, long " shofes&'
y, .!lis COTTON Markets
-s.r ,vvpyonr Decemher a. -yoon.-Cotton opened
.. II! u. nnsesds ga orleans osIaloj'
ia,srWcotton arm: saies Is. 600 bales: for spec-
,,,.s,sss z nd synort sooo Shinning at Savannah
W nv .,ss,sn nnH TApyis "a 'S'' SpfAe -
VI rySatS, ro;ton c,a1ad tru. rn,ands axd.
o!snons ossIa,oS S'''eN
NEW YORK, December 4-Noon.-cotton quiet
ana strong; uplands 49, &c, rleans sses I.vo
bales, m st'y on Saturday eyeclng. Saies oi coz.
ton futures on saturday eYenlng .zoo Daiss' q az
the following rates: Decemoer lsz; is ISio,
1sH; January lS IL !eaisI; fenrlary iSaio 1910 )
March !94, ~ S.l6 LSAi may M ,sS: n,s,d,,on.
EVening.-Cotton closea strong; up!ands isH )
sales I7os oales: ,,,,,,,o, co.,or r,,,n. mid
PH1LADKLpHlA, Decemoer 4.-oo''on uin' "''o'
BALTMoRB.S December 4:.Cotton Drm; aio
dngs lsxc; net reeelPts 20 osies eooS 'IS' Ga
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NEW york CofYse hIarket.

From the Journal OF Commerce, Saturday, De-
sceYnber Q: The market for Brazls Is firm, but not
ysry active here. There Is considerable irqutry,
but buyers and sellers do not quite agree on
terms. The sales are, In Baltimore, 465 bags Rio
,ex Wafch at leKc; 5000 bags do ex Maggie v.
Hueg on private terms; and TO arrive In New Or
iesf,s' 1000 bags do ex Altoona rt I6kc. East
and ives India cofees are quiet, but are held
frmly. we ouote for Rio. In bond gold prices,
"a f,i,ows: Ordinary cargoes 14xa15c; foir do
B1al5Hc; good do lsale>1c; prime do lshal7c.
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The Gospel OF Labor.
WHAT THE SOUTH SAYS TO HEB CHILDREN.


I have smoothed from my forehead lis sadness;
rTfs over Thank Heaven therefor
would hide now With ,rments or gladness
the sackc.oth and ashes Of war.
Not word ofthe Past 1t has perished,
Gone down In It's beauty and bloom;
Yet because It 80 proudly was caerished,
Shall we sigh out our years at Its tomb?
By the duty and honor un aunted,
Still steadfast and stern as can De;
By the laurels Jackson has planted,
By The hopes that we buried with Lee
Let us wrest from the future the auerdons
That to resolute purpose belong;
Let rs hing from our spirits their burdens,
And quit us like men, and be strong
bring you, compatriors, brothers
(AAIargess ye dare not disdain,
Like EaInre's, that bountiful mother'si
Savannahs as smooth as the main.
NY valleys shall whlten all over q
With SHOWS never born OF The cold,
And grain like Midas shall cover
Every slope that II touches with god.
The clInk OF the artisans hammer
Shall scare from the forest us glooms;
In the brake shall the water fowPs ciamor
BE drowned by the clash OF the iooms
'Then.up from your torror, We sleepers
The dream ye are dreaming decetves;
60 forth to the fields with the reapers,
And garner the prodigal sheaVes
With nocks gladden. meadow and mountain,
With tinkling herds speckle each hlllr
and blend with the plash OF the fountain
The rumble and roar OF the mill.
Brave hearts that have welded the sabre,
Staunch spirits that stood by the gup,
Take heed 70 the Gospel OF Labor;
The old dtSpeRsdtfon Is done
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MARINE NEWS.
CHARLESTON, 8. c.. DECEMBER S, 1871
Lat 50 deg Is min 80 sec. Lon 10 deg szmin a7 sec
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Bark zelia, Murphy, Bermuda days. Ballast.
To the Charleston Mining and Manufacturing
Company.
and. go bushels rough rice, Q bags sea island
and 10 bales upland cotton. To W O Bee d GO,
Colcock 4 co.
sehr Etiwau, Prince, eomeshee River. 1850
Schr Emblem. from Back River 17so bushels
rough rice. To- ] Prnge & Son.
5chr Ann SDeas, Garbattt, West Point Mill. ITO
Schr r Lee, Gradick. Cooper River. 23oo bush.
els rough rice. To Ingraham Son, and 'no
Hsnckel.
steamer Dictator. Coxetter, Palatka via Jack.
cotton, so s5s niclssses, 10 hhds sugar, mdse and
sundries. To Kavenel d CO, Stenens. Werner q
Dncker, d Klatte co, Ingraham son. sto9ey
Williams i son, Fraser & Dill, wardlaw & Carew.
" N Lawton & Sons, Ptnckney Bros, Furchgott,
Benedict & co. Mary DeSaussure, Morgan,
Witte Bros, VIM " Bird CO. w Bee CON- CO. mrs
Steamer Planter, Foster, Peedee River via
Georgetown, S @. $40 bales cotton. 222 bols naval
stores, mdse, DC. To Rayesel, Holmes CO. A
Qpsckenbu,h. Mowry Son, Witte Brcs Frost,
den 1 Parker. Smith, Sn4ckellord Kelly, W
G Bee CO, q Bischon & co, Fennick Toloert,
r Marshall& co, Pelzer, Rodgers CO, Rinsman
& Howell I. F.Mathewes, n Emanuel, E Bates d
Sloop Greenleaf, Nicholas, from Santee. $50
bpshels rough rice To W Bee & CO.
Sioop Columbus, lrem Cooper River. $50 bush
| els rough rice. To W y Bee i co.
Sloop Julia Dean, Fa-ris, Corbahee. 100 bush
| els rough rice TOW @ Bee j co.
Boat from wadmalaw. bags sea island COT
| ton. To r Roper.
Boat from Rantowla. bags sea island cotton.
Received from Bennests BILL 5s tierces rice.
/ To W Bee i co.
| CLEARED YESTERDAY.
British bark Lucy. Griflths. Lverpool-Henry
| Card.
S,hrEA Hooper, Hooper, Philadelphia via Jack,
sonyille-H F Baker CO. f--
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Spanish brig Carlo,ta, Portuondo. Liverpool.
Schr @ Rommel. Gardner, Wilmington, Q.
Schr d Stlckney, Fooks, Baltimore.
CLEARED FOB THIS POKr.
Steamship Champion. Lockwood. at New York.
December 2.
| SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
The Little Fred, Dear, from Cardiff, Hovem'
Liter II.
MARINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, December ARRIVED, steamship
| Regulator,
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.3eriiIHlers.
PACIFIC cUANo.
PRICE, $i6 CASH, WITH USUAL ADVANCE
e FOR TINE.
g o ,L.G BL 2

Experience In the use or this aUANo for the
past six years In this State, for Cotton and Oornl
has SO far established its character for excellence
as to render comment unnecessary.
In accordance with the established policy OF the
Company to furnish the best Concentrated Ferti-
lzer aS the lowest cost to consumers. this Guano
Is put into market this season at the above re-
duced price, which the Company is enabled to do
cost OF manufacture. - - -
The supplies put Into market this season are, as
heretofore, prepared under the personal superin-
tendence Of DR.. st. Julian Ravene, Chemist Of
the Company, at Charleston g. O., hence planters
may rest assured that It's quality and composition
Is precisely the same as that heretofore sold.
Az the present low price, every dcre: planted
can be fertili1ed with 200 pounds gualp aI cost
not exceeding the present valne OF 30 pounds Of
cotton, while experience has shown that under
favorable condition Of season and the
crop is increased by theap pllcatiop from two 70
threshold the natural capacity Of The soil, hence
under nos condition could Ia application fatl 70
compensate for the outlay. - .ef.si,, 49, 80
Apply 70 J. N. ROBSON, 60 ~
Agent Pacific 0usno Company,
Nos. SO East Bay and and 2 Atlantic Wharf,,
John 8. REESE q CO., General Igensx.
nov25-Sm0sDkC -. .ls-,s' .-,,.,g 4.- - s..
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LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.

RICE.-There was o moderate demand al
steady rates. Sales about ITS tierces OF clean
Carolina, say "a tlerces at ~, rs at 6.l6, Is al
Gle. 80 at TX, IL at 7zc b. We quote com
mon to fair eK@Tx, good 7s-1s@7Hc.
NAVAL SroREs.-Ths sales were 50 bbls pale.
lov pale and extra at 50 so, So so and 81 so, 400
bbls No. to low No. at 81 1905 IS; 400 casks OF
spirits turpentine at 5sc.
ERBIaHfs.-To Liverpool by steam direct, uomi-
nal on uplands, nominal on sea islands; via Ne "
York, xd on uplsnds, Id on sea Islands; BY vi
"a on up'ands, on sea Islands nominal To
Havre nominal. Coastwise-to New York by ateam
&c ON lplands and 1c on sea islands; 50 = tierce
on rice; by sail 10 . b on cotton; - p tierce
on rice; 4oo p barrel on rosin; $7@s p II on lum.
her; $s@l0 p II on timber. To Boston, BY sail
10 p ib on upland cottoL. To Providence, by
san 80 q II on boards, sc q b on cotton; by
steam 81 q bale on New York rates. To Phila-
Aeiphis, by steam Xc 2 b on uplands; by sail, 81
n N on boards; 50 on timber; So per ton en- clay,
and ssa$s 80 on pnosphates. To Baltimore. by
steam KcT b by sail, 50 6o@7 n on boards;
S3@3 25 Tton on phosphate rock. Vessels are In
demand BY our merchants to tskelumber freights
from Georgetown, 8. O., Darieu ana satLls River,
ga, and jacksonville, Fla, to Northern ports,
and $lo@i2 p II are the rates on lumber and
boards. - al
ExcHAxex-sterling 90 day bills lsh@1sX.
DOMESTIC ExCHANaE.-Tee banks ere pur-
csasing sight checks at x@K on, and sell at par.
mere ie no business doing in time bills.
GoLp.-l0@l1. ~
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Selma Cotton Statement.
Interior Cotton Markets.

COLUMBIA. December 2.-coton sales 90 bales;
middlings II 5-16c.
MONTGOMERY, December 2.-Cotton quiet and
strong In this market to-day; ordinary l6c, goot
ordinary tic, low mtddlings II Kc middlings i7xc
The receipts on Friday were 43S bales; shipped
1T bales.
SELMA, December 1.-Sales to-day 100 bales;
middlings II 7Xal7Xc; demand light; market quiet
and easier.
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NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
Passengers.

Per steamer Dictator, from Florida via Savan
nah-Mr Murray, Mr. Washng' on, lady and. SIX
children, Mr. Salyo, Master Solano, b E Dotlerer
and lady, Miss Ingram, Mrs Semcke, Miss Semcke
and sister, and deck.
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, December 2.-SPIRITs TURPEN.
TINE.-Sales OF 362 casks on spot at 90 CENTS, and
100 casks for future deliveyat 80 cents per gallon
for Southern packages.
RosIN-Sales OF 240 bbls at 81 10 for strained.
CRUDE TURPENTIHE.-Saleso or 56 bbls at So so
for hard IS 25 for yellow dip and S. IS for virgin.
TAR.-Sales OF 75 bbls at So per bbi.
CoTToN.-No transactions reported.
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The fine Steamship SEA GULL, Dutton, Com
9th December, at half.past O'Clock P. n.
H8- Philadelphia Freights forwarded to that
city by railroad from Baltimore without add.
tional Insurance, and Oonsignees are allowed am.
ple time to sample and sell their Goods from the
Railroad Depot In Philadelphia.
For Freight or Passage apply to
PAUL O. TRENHOLM, Agent,
dec5-5 No. Union Wharves.
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COMaLERCI4L NEHs.
Exportf

LryHRPoOL-Per Br bark Lucy-1950 bales up
I and cotton, l5o tons phosphate rock.
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N,w YORK. Navnl Scores market.

From the Journal OF Commerce, Saturday, De.
cember 2: The market or spirits turpedttIe Ia
rather weak. The demand fs small. and there are
q number OF small lots pressed on the market.
ward at CSC, and 20 New York bbls IN yard at
67Hc. Rosins-the market Is moderately active
for strained for shipment, and quiet for fine
grades. Prices throughout are steadily held.
81 so. 500 Sbls low No at 81 SIX. 1900 bbls low
No at 81 co. 1900 bbs strained on private terms,
and 5000 bbls n WilminQton on private terms,
the last two parcels late Wednesday evening. We
quote strained at 81 10, No 2 at $5a5 40, No at
S. 75a6 Is, pale at $7as. extra pale at So 25alO,
city pitch at 81 15a4 67H. Tar Is quiet and weak;
small lots OF Wilmington have been onered as
IS So without leading to business.
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Deeoratipe Hpbolsterp.
T ACE CURTAINS,
wINDO sH D E 8,
PAPER HANGINGs, &c

w Il n -M
Has on hand large and carefully selected stock
Of ofUPHeLsTERY GOODS, WINDOW SHADES, Pa
per Hangings, Decorations, DC.
ceNsisT1Ha N PART OF:
A full line of WINDOW HOLLANDS AND SHADES
Swiss, Nottingham and Muslin Curtains
Hrocha, Reps, TerrJs and Satin Delains
All Woo, Damasks and watered Moreens
French and English Cretonnes and Chintzee
Linen Coverings and Stripes. Bindings, DC.
Embroidered Piano and Table Covers
Victoria, Dining ard Centre Table Covers
Tollauettes, Oh UotnA Table and Desk Coverings
apefy Centre Tassels, Fringes and Gimps
III, Walnut and Rosewood Cornices
IA Picture Nails
halr W %. Gct.cn and Moss Mattresses
Few aad PUP. CUSHIONS,
AT No. 2l3 KING STREET, In TIE BEND,
iulyN
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TlHE GREAT GRMAN REMEDIES.

Professor LOUIS UNDRAMS BLOOD PUBL.
FYNG AND PURGIVE HERBS, In Pills O,
Powders,) for the CO Of all Acute or Chronic
Diseases, resulting I'm kmpure blood and Imper.
feet digestion.
Also, the following dedicines by the same (Pro
lessor Louis Wundra, Brunswick, Germany3
GOUT POWDERS.
Rheumatic Tncte.
Epleptic Resdy.
T0othacDrops.
Herb Tea (for Dyepsia and Nervousness.)
Rheumatic He Tea.
Cont Tnlre.
Eye Yer.
Wundwasser % German 'sPatnktler.n;
For sale BY Dr.. H.8 AER,
No. 13l Meeting street.
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LIST OF VESSELS
Up, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS FORT.
FO r EIGN N.


FOR EIaN.
LIVERPOOL.
Br ship Colonist, Boarsrud, Oct q
Br ship Ma2dala, Black, up..... Oct "A
Br bark Bel,iste, Williams sailed Oct 16
7he Soeskummeren, Westergaard, SID. Oct II
The winiermere. Yeoman, sailed. ......,....0ct II
The Hamirja Birkland, sailed. ..............Oct2 %
NEWPORT, ENG.
The Presc, jenkins, sailed 20
\ BRISTOL, ENG.
Br bark Architect, Doddrtdge, sailed. Oct II
FLEETWOOD, ENG.
Ship John Sidney, Bartlett sailed. Oct 10
CARDNY.
The Little Fred, Dear, sailed. II
Br bark Perseverance, Cook, cieared......tcta 81
ANTWERP.
Br bark Celeste, Fullerton. Oct 81
BERMUDA.
Br bark Zelia, Murphy, sailed. ...NoV rs
DOMESTIC. ~ -
BOSTON.
Brig Minnie Abbie, Harding, ,up............N Nov "a
Brig Ida l. Ray -, up. Nov 26
Schr y v " Wilia.ls. StNmons, up........Sov %
Schr Hancock, Crowell, up.............Nov 80
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New York Hay Market.

From the Daily Bulletin, Saturday. December 2:
The closing OF the river has stimulated the mar
ket and prices are higher and held very hrm at
strong partIes, who are indi Terent about selling
unless at full prices. Straw Is also higher and
frm.
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NOR NEW YOR K.
ON THURSDAY, DECEMBER 7rH, AT 8
O'CLOCK P. n.
NEW IRON STEAM LINE-EsTABLIsHED 1871

The Splendid New Iron Side Wheel Steamship
GEORGIA, Holmes, Commander. will sail for
New York on THURSDAY, December Itn, az
O'Clock P. NJ. from Pier No. 2, Union WharVes.
Through Bills OF Lading 70 Liverpool oy
WILLIAMS GUION STEAM LINE. To Genoa,
Trieste, Naples, Leghorn, Christian!as Got Gotten 2
SHIPS. 10 New England cities as usual.
Insurance by Steamers OF this Line 4 per cent
For Freight or Passage Engagements, having
very fine Deck Statsroom accommodatio- -e, apply
to WAGNER, HUGER q co., No. 2o Broad street,
or to W. 4. OOURTENAY, No. Union WharVes.
dec4-mtuth3
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Ehs Charleston Cotton, Rice. and Naval
-. Stores Market.

Ths Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
.E4i Stores Market.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,
MONDAY EVENING, December 4, 1871.
CorroN.1here was an active and well sus.
tained demand for this staple at strong e-u
and rather nrnsr prices, partial Improvement
of about Hc 2 b taking place In some cases,
Sales near 1000 bales viz: 90 at Tx, 5s at Tx, II
at 17x, 1872 at Tx, 2s2 at 171, SO at Tx, 2l5 at
TX, 20 at II 1915. 212 at IS, sss at 1sH, l67 at
lax, 1ol at 1SKc. 100 on private terms. We
quote:
y LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
=. Ordinary to good ordinary.....1e @17x
Low middling... ..lIH9-
GtddHng .......loS9-.
Strict mddhng. g.......... 1900. ..1SA@lSH
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The splendid Side-Wheel Steamship, JAMES
ADGER, T. ]. LOCKWOOD, Commander, VIII
sail from Adeer's Wharf on TUESDAY, the 9TH
nst., at IL O'Clock a. II.
a8rThrough Bills OF Lading given on Cotton &c
Liverpool, Boston, Providence and the NEW ENG
and manufacturing towns.
na- Insurance by this line half per cent.
For Freight or Passage, having handsome STATE
room accommodations, apply to
dec4-2 JAMES ADaER 4 CO., Agents.
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uruns, Ghfmirals, or.
KoSABATTS.
ROsADALIs is the best Blood
Purifier.
ROSADAL1s. q sure cure TO,
Scrofula.
ROsADAL1s. endorsed by
Physicians.
ROsADAL1S, q potent remedy
ss.l for Ia Rheunattisn' e ts
ROsADALIS, a Remedy tried
: and true.
.RosADALIs, the best Altsra.
tive extant.
RosADALIs endorsed by the
following:
ur. r. WILSON CARR of Baltimore.
Dr. 7. @, PUGH, OF Batlmore.
Or. THOS. ], BOYkNpf Baltimore.
Dr. A. DUNCAN, OF Taboro' n. @.
l)r. ], s. SPARES, Of *Sicholasvfle, KY.
Dr. A. F. WHEELER, Lima, Ohio.
Dr. W. HOLLOWAY. Philadelphia.
DR. ], L. McCARTHA,f Il South Carolina.
and many others. De KOSADALIS ALMANAC.
ROaDALdS.
endorsed by Rev. DENEY BALI now OF Mary.
land Conference, forBrly chaplain In the Con.
tederate Army OF Nonern Virginia.
ROaDALIB
ia Alternative, Tonic nd Diuretic, and acts al
one and the same nm upon the BLOOD, LIVER,
KIDNEYS and all th6ECRET0RY ORGANS, ex.
nelIipg all impure inter and building up the
system to healthy, gorous condition
s. D. ROADALIS
Is SOLD B1 ALL DRUGGISTS.
SS$|s sR,sH Sisaas M
mar6-1y
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This article is prepared under the superintend.
ence OF DR.. ST. JULIAN RAVENEI, expressly for
Composting with Cotton Seed. - s.-y,.'---,
1t was introduced BY this Company two years
ago, ana Its use hiss fully attcsted It's value. zoo
to $50 pounds. Of tbts article per acre, properly
composted with the same weight OF cotton seed,
furnishes the planter with Fertilizer OF the high.
prepared with this article % by printea sdirec-
tone furnished, contains all the elements or fer.
uity that can enter into q Firstgass Fertilizer,
while its economy mustcommeud fts liberal use
for Composing, apply TO jim. ROBSON, Q.
1a-. Agent Pacific Quano Company, n. .
/ Nos. IS East Bay and and Atlsntic Wharf,
-. ~ s Charleston, 8. q. 10
JNo. 8: REESE . CO.. aenstalaAgsnts: 80 .
nov27-3mosp&C -,
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ERENCH PATFT MEDICINES.
Prepared by Grima,& Co., Paris:
SYRUP OF HYPOPBPHATE OF LIME, SOW
erlgn remedy In thisis-relieves, Coughs,
Sightsweats. DC. -,
Pepslne, for indlgesn, loss OF appetite, 30.
Digestive Lozenges the Alkaline LacJares, .
pleasant and enectivemedy for functional de-
fangement OF the dIgive organs.
Tfoches OF Persine Paucreatine.
80,
PURGATIF LIE ROYharmacie Cotttn.
vOMTTlF LIE ROY. lrmacie Costin.
Dragees De Santonh
Dragees de Morphin
Lancelot's Asthma arettes.
Fer sale by DR.. d. BAER,
M 12I Meeting atY5~s
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