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New-York tribune., 1872-10-09
COTTON MARKETS.


AUGUSTA Oct 8-Coon quiet ddlngs Itc mel re-
cepk, O78 bales; Gales, l,Ol9 bales -
GALvEsroS S-Cotton quiet bat siesdy Good Ordinary icy a
l6c recep 51C baes sales 200 baes stock lhbb bales
MoBLR. Oct s-CottOn du end tending Mddlnes 1875
I0w Mddngs tc; receipts 1873 boe e1port-coaswe
800 bales; es sOJ bales; stock. 8,732 bales. - 49,
BALTIMORE, Oct 8-Cotton quiet and weak Mdilngs, ylci
receipts 0 bales; eEpOr-coawise, O bales sales 4O bs's
go bales last evening" sloh $50 bales
WILMINGTON, 8-COttOn hiddbngs net reccpt
267 bales; STOCK 1868 bales
NORFOLK 8-COton steady; Low Mddn III dsc net re-
op 55 bales eXpors-coas;we 1913 bslesi sales 400 bales
stock, 6 658 bales -
CINCINNATI 8-CotOn duei Mldlngs, 10y Gl52c re-
cepts a. bales; shipments 2l baes stock. $40 tsls.. -
LOUIS Oct 8-CotiOn quiet Mdings ci receipts SOD bales
BosroS Oct 8Coon queti Mddnss ls.c gross receipts S9
bales; sales 200 bales; stock, 1900 bales -,
easier quoahF lowers
dings, 1880; receipts 67g bales; shipments J3' bales.
kEWORLRASs Oct G-COoh in Moderate mand bd1hngs 9sc
i8tc Mldngs Bsci receipts 6l baesi
gross bales expOris-to Great Britain IA haes sales to-day
1000 bales; last evening $500 bacs stock, 81 935 bales
Oct GCOOn weak Good OrtDary, l7tc Low Md
dngs 17c; Mddng l8 net receipts +O bae eIpos-o Great
Britain, 23O3 bales sales o. bales stock 32l5 bales
PHILADKIPHn. Oct 8COtOn quiet; Mdiings lJi 1l9lc:
CHAHIRsrOS. 8CottOn Good Ordinary, c Low Mo.
dhgs le Miings lie; net receipts, 2D bAosi ses 4VV
bales; stock $3.50 baesr -. ..,-..,
MEMPnls Oct 8-Coon fun demand acive &ddnys Bt963G
receipts l38 bales; shipments, 1850 bal stock, i951 bales
New-York tribune., 1872-10-09

Ror CARoTTg MATINEE SATURDAY. AT oNB O'CLOCK
Tn, Hone Journip The strongest troupe o. Sa ever
congrcga FL pce Of amusement now ,sfed az hs
GRAND OPERA HOUSE in ROi CARO- TE' Mr. John Wood IA
Brougham Emma Howsoa Stuart Robson ne hon,
The Lau Family separately formed t1s chief AM almost
only cie 10 Nesfok and elsewhere ibtT are
70 be in ROI CAROTNh'n
New-York tribune., 1872-10-09

gnshsad and qe Wheat dun and unehsngd Corn quiet n
oansed stock arce Ost hrm Soutor, Jo45c Wetrn Mre
se ds and unchanged Tuiier-weslem steady demand Hgt
i.es rim Whisky quiet g3lo
Ise Rsand aslc seeds-Coyer New eiSIo verv da;
more eefs than buyers Superfne 81 sg rs 2 Extra Ss 500
,ifadgi qroiation unchanged du Yellow a67o Mixed
"estera. 6ide5lc Oats unchanged Wblsst, sie.
Sprss 80 2s Amber winter White Winter SO 50
9r Double kStra Wheat dalii as 500 bush NO hlvsuAee
els ~6odd2e Barley guet st 2 200 bush Bay Qrne AZ 81 60
Corr hea$i 40 for Dcld, 81 3 Tor ulboled est MILE
wines, Doe cAnalttasbtBarey. NewiorE c to Ahany
Lumber - 70 ths Iuson sS to NeWiok Rsrost
Lake9609 bush Wbes l66ooo bush Barey feet uner
Amount Of Grain canals from Buffalo and o'Wge to iEa ye,r
day nee can be sceIIsine Whs 90 BASH CON-
CINCINNATI 8-four steady ~ 5Jd 81 IS Wheat sady
Red 5Ja dull and unehsngei st &c Rye tm at ~
Batter steady 29G25 Pork hrm sl3 75 stock bgt est
mated 2t0o hb LHrsses o. ummera lei Se9m offered q ei
Kettle ieel offered at &C. Buk MessShoufes hgld hmi nothing
cong shoulders Gle Sides nominal; Clear RIB, l0c Clear &C.
sale, Of shoulders at N Cesr ee si1 lie Clear
Sides 1nie live Hogs steady at % 4o - 80 WHISKY IN lair
81 egi Amber 49, Corn and oat unchanged Recps-5VO
good demand and very finn EIs Fam, So OQ$L wheat vrT
firm at 81 asa 20 for Red fni Whe arrival Corn unchanged.
BscOn~ShoaIders lie; Clear Rib sSei e Cer Sides ic,
packed Hsmssugareured ai dl9c Buk MesShoulrs 6ic
TOLEDO Oct 9Four quiet and eogd Wheat closes shade
no. white eIis.H 81; Amei Mran Vi ssS5i -; bayf
October 81 80 seller November, ~ No Red 81 90; October
Rejected s a. Corn shade better nigh Mixed &c October sci
buyer October <2c Low Mixed 42ie Michigan. 4o White e
Rejected 25e Freigb have advancing iendrre Bafo s9
ssS to 0swego l5aec Reepts-eO bbls Flour, 200 buh
Flour 25oOO bush Wheat 1900 bush Corn, o0 bush Oats
wItsISS?eS n c. Oct S-sPris IuTenne sm q Sc Rosin
unsettled. no quotations given Tar steady at So 80
New-York tribune., 1872-10-09

Rsens for week 69 bes or o6 less than a "ee, saT'
sk M car 29 bbls falling od IN the supply ana steadily IN
rsne deTsnd have prices quite STEADY onfng th "ee q
there number Of ready shave prices STOCK s2ll CONE
5 A. y As the beginning Of the mouth promised Lmed arr
still arriving. Quotations: - - -, -, Oh. -.
d29 marks OI5
II mn fwed.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-09

The secondhand carriages brought 10 the hammer
realized compariitYcy be.ter prices: clarence by
BALDWIN. Sss5: o aundalet by Il. II. siyer $780, ard a
top wagon DY the maker, $685. AZ the coso OF the
sale tho Olclting aucOuecr announced that at ~ xt
fridays sale the catalogue viii include some 20 mo
horses bred in Kentucky from whence they are eNpectcd
II arrive during the next ~ hours.
'Sale at Messrs Barker CJascs city Auction Aarg ana
~ Y Tattcrsllis, corner Of TLiyintu-5. ana ,IDIs-
Way tomOrrow "wednesday ho oh inst. at II o'cocS
The carFi &c trade moro anllnateu t"uN.
Stranger search Of fine vehicles will ana Onr adVer-
Using columns guiding them toward the carriage re-
positOrics Of our most prominent manufacturers.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-09
prrFlPrs OF PRODUCE.

PER North Rtrtr Yss0ls ana R0iiToddI - . , ~.
Or Ri pIgs Ashes 3l casks Copper DIe1 % rf & '
M Nj 40 h,s Neal $50 buh Whesi lAS0 bash Corr. 80
h O,. 10 ~ hash Barley GO eush Peas ~ bags seea ~
FsIs iebses Hemp G1 bales or s5l hds eo1 SL St
.ett. pr rs Lnls Spirits Turpestine 80 ptkh Oke 20
- st., i3 pkgs Tsow llG pkQE Grcsse ~ h LeathsI
tts. Pork 81 pkzs c.; Meats l22 S Lard ~ pys 5uel'
tr,t 1s pEgs. Rice 10i5 ptg- htsreh q bids Tobacco
s rhceo ~ % bales o9i oi' bos
q bbL on Ia psES Tea 'eS pEs- O-Ai0'iiA "' " P1
New-York tribune., 1872-10-09

R.spts 225 boxes
year t6 tetesi Exports week 2779l
3c72; Gable G2 bi gold closes
these trade dull that is tle light supply cleared
dealers would Ike Reports from the interior show that d0uhlc
quinu Of t Fall is beng made ard there is strong desire
lecp clear possible Is but export
ho trade together have ou about half o the total
ras The msny fne September
alone syht advance pa goceTs aud exporters
qualities about before The Cate has advanced Is g.
last ad this the main prop TO tie Mt business In last lines Of
New-York tribune., 1872-10-09
NEW-YORK n.uY TRpUNE WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER O. 1872
aoRsE AND CARRIAGE MARE. w.
Nnw.YonK. Tresday. Oet. 3, 70 2

NEw-YoRK. Tuesday. Oct. 3, 10 -
The general horse market seems TO bc a,
tracng rather attention, and there were quite
numD,~ OF woud-be buyers making inquiries aiter
matched crage horses Although there Ia no lack OF
stock OF average good quality no transactions of any
eonseguenee were raorted Work horses Sold as usual
very fair attendance esembled today At the horse
and carriage market Oi Mtssrs Johnston Van Ia8ou'
NNhnrn fhn lnllnNliug saIna r-nrn n. IL.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-09

There will B., smaller supply white lOney this year than a In
.ne sect the have dle Inc ossOhy
ap rae IslhsI earlier than usual CeT pel anu enA
New-York tribune., 1872-10-09

DOMESTIC MGRKR1S ~,
R.LrlEoRs OSl g-CO1oa seals L0s AidihEis HSi"" '"A
New-York tribune., 1872-10-09

Prices fowls chickens have cedrd now that te special
call ocouei Jewish boiIss filed IuIkeys seldom go
soye pc Dressed poultry market but not generally quoahe
ame b r.her variety daily growing larger Wid duchs
will be quoted week QuOtauons.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-09
Continued from Third Page.
FENN. AND y. }.

better he trade Young anl has keen large quantity of
go0i ble s from grease shippers prices late
season Qu0.saons;
New-York tribune., 1872-10-09

yvD,. M rovons during pss week % bbs pork 4o PAk
go sq 4s baeou There COCA steady demand hog product
.bosing Increasing frmness Qaotatlohs ata
Bel Sses Prime y b..l2d IA Lambs
49, p,. ), N III ala Do JERSEY pigs....... -
far dlO Do o'd'e.'''''''''''' ~
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-09-24
MARINE NEWS. ~
CHARLESTON, &. O.. SEPTEMBER "a, 1872.
Lat SO deg 40 min So sec. Lon 10 deg u min II sec.
MARINE NEWS.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Manhattan, woodruff, New

Steamship Manhattan, woodruff, New York
left Friday. Mdse. To James Adger d co. 3 o
Railroad agent, n E Railroad Agent. Southern
s5 5P;s ess sS 60; Jos n p Adge%E O. q e. gs n q Bates Asn : Co. >
q Blschofr 4 co. VIM II Bird d co, 7 n Bristoa
& co, U Abrens q co, G Bowman, agent, +
Brown, E F Benedict, Miss II CLEAR, y Bart g CO.
E Boil, F O Borner, 8 Brown, b Brown, d hrun-
ming 4 co, Crane, Boylston & co, L Coaea q ~,
Jonn oampaen & GO. TN Cater, Cameron FATE +
Oiausse1, E DAILY, Jos pothsge, W Eagt srrig
bowie. Molse & Davis, B L David q CO., I Er"ln'
Elias Bros, B Feldmann & co, D F Fleming q ~
forsythe, McComb d co. Furc1gotg, bensutEIn Y q
l L Falk d co, T1eijen d L1den' = ~ nu,lismin. !
p lillian Hart i co, A Hunt, T II HoTsey q BIC,
" HsrraL, q Hoffman, ] Heesemsn q oru, , mra
p inorahsm. r s Holmes, Johhsoa q broWn, a
Johnson. Johnston, Crews d co, !el0ios q 90,
Kanapaux Il Gonz ,lez, d Klatte O. W, usm Mnw
Bro, kllnck, WickenDeIg q Eus aIeRander 4 co.
en, nSU PR L.slsne u co, A LANCER, b Leldlng,
= q Mana,nq. w Linley, E W Marshall d co, "
srnvav . X Marshall 4 CO, Menke q Muller, +
MMurraSy, ] q Minor & co, Martin 4 MOOD, aG y y
& Rice, 3 Muller, T Gnrp6yss q aa Ssmhoa S e Vei 4 =
co' Oussckenbush, Esill & co, Rayenel, Homes q
co. co. Stoli, Webb 4 co, J 8 Riggs. Steaens. werner
: 3 DncRer, walker, kvaDs q Cogswell, VINE,
man 4 co, Rlecke & Pelerman, b Stendef, Eb
stoddard 4 CO, Wagner r g sn MSnsesS' : q CO. aet seT +
Fnster. ID Scott, j F Taylor j. co, L schneu, steele
4 Wardell. WI Webb. n Triest. r Tnomlinson q
% " p Wtlliams & Son, Geo W Wlllams q GO,
WIN U6erhardt, Otto F Wieters, J fetes, ofaer,
and Others. Saturday, 2lst, IL 20 = u, on Gape
Henry, passed steamships . aeGaspius sn tio aos SsSI
from New6ern, ali for New York. Sunday, u 80
pT s5 miles p from Frying Pan, exonanged
aionslS with steamship wyoming, rom savannah
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-09-24

r. GRAHAM & CO.-The above firm, having
sold their entire llvery-consisting of car
rIages, pleasure vehicles, &C., to the Charles
ton Hotel stables, will be most happy If the
patronage hitherto 30 literally bestowed on
them Is transferred to the said stables, which,
In consequence OF the additions made to their
facilities by this purchase, are better prepared
than aver before to conduct the livery busl-
ness in the best possible manner.
Hereafter Graham d Co. will confne them
selves to the sale of stock, which they will be
prepared to offer during the season and here
after, OF the best kind, and on their usual easy
terms.
The senior of the firm has just returned from
an extended tour over the Southern and
Northwestern States. where he made arrange
ments for shipments on consignment and pur-
chase OF the very best mules and horses that
the markets can supply.
It will be borne In mind that all animals sold
by the firm will be taken back, the money re-
funded or another animal substituted, If they
do not come up to what they were represent
ed 10 the purchaser.
The attention of factors, planters, mer-
chants and buyers generally, ere invited to the
fact that B. G. & Co. have extensive establish
meuts In Columbia and Savannah, besides In
this city, from either one of which selections
of stock can be made and shipped to any point
des,red. sep1l
NS5
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-09-24
THE COURTS.
Municipal Court.


Harry Hall. drunk. one dollar. Patrick Ca
hill, drunk, one dollar. Mr.. Philllppl, Keep
ing q disorderly house, ten dollars William
Hasel, disorderly, turned v to a trial JUS.
tIce. Mrs. Crogan, having her yard IN a DAD
condition, dismissed. William Gadsden, iar-
ceny of cotton, thirty days. Benz. Prioleau'
striking Jacob Singleton with q orickoat'
turned over to a trial %justice. Frank foalte'
drink and dlsorderly, one dollar or ten DAYS.
william Holmes, trespass, peace bond. W. Y.
Ioyett, drunka and dlsorderly, and threatening
the lives OF his wife and slster-in-law, turned
over to a trial justice. Alexander DIX drums
and disorderly, turned over to q trial )useloe'
A sow and four pigs, found roaming over tne
farm at Potter's Field, FIVE dollars.
limited States Commissioners.
A. E. Phillipy was bound over by Commls
sIoner Porteous, yesterday, to appear az tne
next term of the United States Court for VIC
| lating the internal revenue law.
Trial Justices Courts.
BENJAMIN Perronneau vas before Trial Jus
tIcs Levy yesterday on the charge OF assault
| inc Jacob Singleton with a brlckbat, and cut
ting him upon the head. he was bound oVel
TO appear at the next term OF the Crip1ina
! Court.
Henry Draine was sentenced by Trial JUS
t,ce Macsey to pay five dollars fine or spend
| thirty DAYS In jail for committing an assaul'
and battery and attempting to make an un'
lawful seizure of q lot of cotton he appealeo'
Inferior Court Jurors.
The following Is the list of grand and petit
,urors that has been drawn for the next term
of the Inferior Court, which convenes In this
city on the frat Monday in October:
GRAND JURY.
]. P. Howard, Thomas CARLY, u. NJ; Pltray,
Matthewes, ". q. jenkins, Benjamin Single.
ton, A. F. Gregorie, Robert Wells, 3. A.: Yeaey,
James Whipple, Stephen Brown, Edward
Weathers, IA. Aspinall, Benjamin Herman
dez.
Hiram Harris, No. 233 King street; Samuel
BeIghi, Edisto Island; John Goniges, st. Johns
Berkeley; Joseph Lee, Beaufatn street. .. +.
Graham, Archdale- street; William Washing
ton. st. James Goose Greek; James Boss, Ma
zyck street; Henry Holmes, Queen street. n.
Levin, Jr., George street; Richard Galllaro,
James Island; Thomas Pease, Calhoun street
b. 2. B%nrckmeyer, Coming street; William
MattheWes, Broad street; James Patterson,
Mazyck street; T. P. Forreston, King street;
James II. Brawley, King street; Lawrence
Bamaeld, john street; E. W. Macbeth, Glebe
street; p. B. Morgan, Spring street; Charles
Mills, Spring street; e.. L. Plcklnpack, Coming
street; Lawrence Aspinall, Henrietta street;
Thomas Keith. corner Smith and Beaufaln
streets; Zegle johnson, Edisto Island; Thomas
M. Harvey, Black Oak; P. N. Ready. Coming
street; Aaron Brunswick, st. Johns Berkeley;
George Brown, st. Thomas; Jacob Jacobs,
Johns Island; Mitchell Whaley, Johns Island;
Lander Blake, Calsmus Pond; Charles Lad
son, Bull street; W. G. Hinson, James Island;
Frederick Grippen, Coming street; william
Deninson, City; Arthur Stafford, st. Andrew's.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-09-24

+. MoNEY-ORDERs FOR GERMANY.-The money
order system between the United States and
the German Empire will 60 into operation on
Tuesday next, October 1. The maximum Of
each order is fixed when Issued in the United
States, at fifty dollars in currency, aud the
rates of commIssion are as follows: For any
sum not exceeding S., Is cents; for above IS,
but not exceeding $40, rs cents; for above $40,
but not exceeding $40, so cents; for above $40,
but not exceeding $50, rs cents; for above $50,
but not exceeding $40, 81; for above $40, but
not exceeding $50, 81 rs. Orders may be OBJ
tanned, and information in reference to the
system, upon application at Postof1ce money
order window.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-09-24
New York Cotton Market.
NEW YoRK, Septen

NEW YoRK, September 20.
The Financial Chronicle says : There has been q
the past week, spot cotton having declined We y
decidedly, and futures bel es, o. materially sr ,syg from
beinp quoted Tonight atl8H. against FOX last Fri
TENDER TO April, against 10, s IS 70 2oAc q week
rates is mainly to be found in the same lacta no
ticed in our last, aggravated, however, this week
vailed here, and the numerous failures in other
departments OF trade; which have served to dis.
of the new crop at our ports have continued very
larae, and Liverpool has . declined : SaIn almost daily;
while In the South there mas neen a great scarcity
OF current funds, so that the Southern markets
have given way even more than our own-in fact
have helped to drag our down BY rendering It
pnder onr nominal ouotstions. For the moment,
therefore; the prospects u, Of the &c srG q h nave 9l liisle t r.,
woight' nj large present supplies pressed for sale.
At t6e close to-day prices we're steady, after a de-
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-09-24
Manchester Cotton Goods Market.
MiNcHEsTRR SentAmher Z.

Tho course OF this market has been uled all the
week by the large business at Liverpool Though
there Is 8 general scapticIam on the subject or
the alleged blight to the cotton crop, the reports
appearing to be at all events exaggerstions, the
enhanced price Of cotton has obliged producers
to advance their quotations In this market. aud
the result has been q iarther Limitation Of buying.
The amount OF business lone has, therefore, been
nor suficient to Keep pace with the production.
Nevertheless, stocks are sun aufaclently large to
prevent any general embarrassment. A fair
amount OF business has been erected 10 yarns
suited to the Continental markets. and prices are
nomInslly advanced BY HsHd per 10 since the
beginning Of the weeR, 49,.
Home trade yarna have similarly aaYancea, oat
during the last day o. two tt has been evident
that sales to any appraeiable amount o. tn me eur cur,
rent rates were out OF the question: In the cloGh
market the inquiry has been extremely lapgnio'
Prices have remained finn a. Tuesday,s auo OH
lions In shlrtings, nadapollams. 5aconets ana
mulls. Printing cloths have been q Ettle mote
active and hardening In value. Some pnslness
has Seen done for The Levsnt. Domeatics re.
main unchanged. Tie reports from the Eastern
markets have been Encouraging ai tnro1sn , ere
week. and have kept rome OF the principal buyers
practically ont OF the market.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-09-24
THE HEALTH DEPARTMENT.

The following directory of the Health De-
partment has been prepared by Dr.. George 8.
| Pelzer, the City Registrar, and Is published
for the information of the public:
ONCE Of Board OF Health and City Registrar at
City Hall.
Hon. John A. Wagner, residence No. 81 81.
Philip street, Mayor, Chairman; uo ro,,
General W. G. DeSausSure, Ward NO. !, resi-
dence No. 81 East Battery. ~
George q. Nofstt, Ward No. :, Tes!dence NO. 10
Tho; Thomas n. Hancksl, Ward No. 8, residence No.
AZ Hasel street.
Captain Jacob Small, Ward No. 4, residence No.
Thomas D. Dotterer, Ward No. s, residence
northeast corner Henrietta and Meeting streets.
Dr.. B A. Muckenfuss, office King street, oppo'
Thomas D. Esson, Ward No. I, residence No. IS
william 1. webb, Ward No. s, residence No. 81
Rutledge avenue.
Medical Committee.
George 8. Pelzer, n. D., City Registrar, resi-
dence No. 48 Cannon street. 80.
Eli Geddlngs, II. D., residence No. 10 George
j. p. Cnasal. N. D., residence No. 8 wentworth
street.
Standing Committees.
On Hospitals and Dlspensaries-Drs. Pelzer
On Low Lots, Drainage and Nulsances-The
Mayor. Dr.. Pelzer and Messrs. Hsnckel, Small
and Webb.
On Burial Grounds, Sections and Hearses-Dr.
Ohazal, General DeSaussure aud Mr.. Monett.
On Public Institutions-Dr. Geddlngs and
MeBsrs. Eason, Dotterer and Olney.
On Epidemlcs, Public Hygiene and Quarantine
-Drs. Geddings, Chazal and Pelzer.
On Accounts-Drs. Pelzer, Geddings and Cha.
COMPLAINT BOOKS
I are open at the upper and lower wards Guard.
houses, and citizens are requested to report all
| nulsances pre)udlctal 20 the public health as
promptly as possible, at either Of the above named
places.
CITY HOAPrTAL.
lIazyck street, above Qunen street. Surgeon In
charge, J. 8. Buist, III. D. Residence and once,
| No. EOS Meeting street.
Marine Department, City Hospital, Mazyck
street. Surgeon In charge, J. 8. BuiHt, Il. d.
HEALTH DISTRICT N {. 1.
Bounded on the north By centre Of Calhoun
street, on the east by Cooper River, on the south
by South Battery, and on the west by centre Of
Meeting street.
Physician In charge, Dr.. Manning Slmons.
ONCE and residence, Church lstreet, above Broad,
next to the Charleston Library building.
HEALTH DISTRICT NO. 2
Western Division, Shirrss' Dish fensary. Bounded
on the north by centre Of Calhoun street, on the
east BY centre Of Meeting street, on tho south BY
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-09-24
0R. BAER's Narrowed VEGETABLE
OATHARTIC PILLS.

The proprietor Of these Pills confidently be,
leves that he has succeeded, by q skilful como.'
nation OF vegetable remedies, In producing . pre- =
patation that will bring health and happiness A., ~
eases they have been used by Thousands WIN
most wonderful success: Bilious Disorders and
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia or Indigestion, heaa'
ache. Costiveness, Loss Of Appetite, Ee leu
Pain in the Side. BacE aud Limbs, sick Headache,
and all arrangements OF the Stomacn.
These Pills may be taken with perfect safety by
persons OF any age or sex. NO 1smny SHOULD Dc
without them.
Price rs cents a box; S boxes for one dollar.
For sale by DR. q. BAER,
augs No. Isl AestnR stteeb'
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-09-24
Agricultural Matbinsrp.
WRIGHT & WARhOCK'S
ANTI-FRICPION .
HORSE POWER.
PATENTED OCTOBER 10, 1871.
PATENTED OCTOBER 10, 1871.

500.
We take pleasure In presenting to the planters
and public q Horse Power gotten up by hesars.
WRIGHT d WARNOOK, Of Bsrnwel and Beau
fort Counties, 8. O., which Is q most perfect ma
chine. The said Power will give greater speed at
the expense OF less power than anything YET In
use; Is strong, simple and durable. Dan be used
with equal eese for ginning cotton, tnresning
grain, pumping water, &c. Will, on q 1ofty'saW
gin In good order, with two mules, moderate
eait, gin 1900 pounds lint cotton per day; prisk
driving 1000 pounds. One mule can pull IL; ngns
for two. 1t sits In q frame 10 the house; can Dc
arranged to gin with the gin and gear sitting on
the ground. -. =,
Another important feature Of this PoWe Is
chat the rising or falling OF the door Of the mouse
does no. srect the working OF the gear ID any
way.
This is q Southern enterprise, and no humbug
Price s125, and freight, ready for putting up.
q. q. KIRKLAND and wa CLARK,
Allendale, 8. O.,
Agents for South Carolina.
q. q. KIRKLAND, Agent for North Carolina.
RBFskENoEs:
Rev. Messrs. Joseph A. Lawtons and Joseph
Bostick,s Of the Savannah River Associa.
tlon, Allendale; Captain W. II. BostIck,s Allen
dale; Rev. Mesars. D. ]. Simmons and F. Milton
Kennedy, Of the South Carolina Conference; Cen
ersl Johnson Hagood, Barnwell Courthouse;
Captain r. D. Sem, Columbia; F. J. Pelzer, Esq,
and Messrs. Reeder & Davis, Charleston, 8. O.
@Thoss marked thus have seen the Power at
work. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.