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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-10-16
LOCAL LAOONICS.

The public Offices In the City Hall Will be
closed to-day In consequence OF the cleo
ton. Vote for Hobson's Choice.
"A special dispatch received from our cor
respondent Junlus announces Ice at Sumter
yesterday morning. Vote for Hobson's Choice
"A fire was discovered on Monday night In
a little shop in Brewsler's Row. 1t was e1.
tlngulshed before any damage had beer done.
1t Is supposed TO have been the work of an In
cendIary. Vote for Hobson's Choice.
We acknowledge the receipt of an Invita-
ton to the Peedee Fair, which takes place al
Cheraw, 8. c., on the 23d, Oath and 25th Of the
present month. The premiums for this fair
will be furnished by Mr.. W. G. Whilden, Of
this city. Vote for Hobson's Choice.
The advantage of voting for Hobson's
Choice is, 1t will show the Radicals that thelr
bad candidates can always be defeated, and
they will therefore be careful to nominate
their best men next time. Vote for Hobson'a
Choice.
There must ever remain 8 greater dis
lance between no reform at all and the small
q D4Co6ulO VI " tuua LhCkO u OObUo0A kAS
smallest measure OF reform and the greatest.
Hobson's Choice affords some measure Of re-
form, therefore vote for 1t.
We learn that our friends of the Southern
and Atlantic Telegraph office, in ibis city,
were, on Sunday night, In direct communities
lion with New Orleans, via Washington and
Cincinnati, connecting at these points with
the Pacific and Atlantic Company. The wires
worked admirably. Vote for Hobson's Choice.
-The.frst Ice of the season was seen yes
terday morning at Cainhoy Village, about
twelve niles from the city. It was only q
thin crust, but there was an abundance Of 1t
seen by several trustworthy gentlemen. 1t
was accompanied by a heavy white frost. 1t
was rumored that Ice had also been seen at
Summervllle. Vote for Hobson's Choice.
AT the annual meeting OF the Charleston
Quadrllle Association, held on the l4th Inst,
the following gentlemen we're elected as OH.
GERS for the ensuing year: F. Horsey, presI-
denti ]. d. steinmeyer, Jr., vlce.presldent;
Joseph G. Martin, secretary and treasurer; q.
F.. jackson, N. B. Wilbur, J. G. Marshall, COM
mittee Of arrangements. Vote for Robson's
Choice.
There was no meeting of the City Council
yesterday afternoon, owing to the want of a
quorum. This Is the second consecutive oc-
caslon on which there has failed to be a meet
Ing from the same cause. The members pres
ent yesterday afternoon were the Mayor, Al
dermen Bowen, slmonds, Moran, o'Nelll,
sweegan, johnson, Glover, Brown and Volgt.
A special meeting of Council will be called for
next Tuesday afternoon. Vote for Hobson's
Choice.
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n o F L. o B I D A ;,
VIA sAvANNAH-TW1OE A WEEK.

=. - ~
The Splendid Side.wheel Steamer ..-A
DICTATOR. Captain L. II. Coxettsr, sRk2w
CITY POINT, Captain George E. Mch1llan, VIII
leave Charleston every TUESDAY and FRIDkY
EVENINGS, at 8 O'Clock, for SAVANNAH, FER
NANDINA, JACKSONVILLE, "PALATKA, AND
ALL LANDINGS oH ST. JOHNS RIVER 1cti
Returning, DICTATOR will leave PALATK4 E1I.
DAY Morning. and SAVANNAH SUNDAY NAasias.
arriving here SUNDAY AFTERNOON t.sa.. ,saisf!N>
CNY POINT will Leave .PALATKA, A0NDAY
MORNING inc SAVANNAH "WEDNESDAY MORN.
ING, arriving here WEDNESDAY AFTRRi ooN. y,
Connection is made at Fernsndins with Rail-
road for New Orleans and Havana, via Cedar
Re. 8; at Jacksonville with Steamer STARLIGHT
for M%ellonvlle, Enterprise and Upper St JOINTS
River; at Tocoi with Railroad for St Angus.
tine; and at Palatka with. Steamers for the 0ck-
lawahs River. G
All Freight for Way Landings must be prepaid
on wharf. III
For Freight or Passage, having elegant &C.
commodations, apply TO
RAVENBL l. CO., Agents,
Garner Vanderhorst's Wharf and East Bay.
nrf4 -
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.ncr,0N SALES THIS DAY.
vnrE FOR HoRsoN's CHOICE
THE WEATHER.

Tho weather yesterday and the day before
wss resll7 cold, overcoats were freely USED,
andin the evenings aud early mornings nres
were necessary to render sitling-rooms com
Portable. Frost and Ice were seen ~ a s,a
dance yesterday morning Within a snoi. NO
lance of the city. The thermometer at IT,
Blaokman,s drug store on Broad street, reach
ed fty.three ct eight o'clock A. NJ. a lower
point BY. three degrees than it had reached
last wear before the l0sh of November, or
twenty-five days later In the season.
The range OF the thermometer yesterday
wss as follows: sA. NJ, 50; 10 A. NJ, s.; IL
Ii, 81; 2P. NJ, So; 4P. NJ, 3d. 6 P. NJ, 57;s
p, n. sc. Vote for Hobson's Choice.
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TIE MEDICAL COLLEGE.

The annual course of lectures In the Medical
College of the State of South Carolina COM
menced yesterday at twelve o'clock. me
class In attendance was twice as large as Oh
the opening day of tho last session, and tnere
Ia every reason to expect that the number
present will be doubled by the end OF the
month. The class was received and welcom-
ed to the halls OF the college, by Professor
George 3. Trescot, NJ. D., dean of the faculty,
who delivered q short Introductory address,
skstching out the course of lectures, and giving
some sound and wholesome advice regarding
the msnnnrin which the students should con.
duet their studies. Among the many Institutes
oflsarning to which South Carolins can point
with . lofty and pure satisfaction, none have
yielded ripper fruit than our noble old Medical
College. The diploma Of this school is equal to
any In America, and throughout the length
and breadth of this, our Southern land. her
sons are found quietly and worthily fulfilling
THAR high vocation. We offer the faculty our
hearty congratulations upon their opening
success, and extend to them our best wishes
for the future prosperity of an. institution dear
to every Oarolinian, and that should be an OBJ
jectSots deep intereBt and peculiar pride to
every Charlestonisn. Vote for Hobson's
Choice.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Convoyances OF Charleston Property
Recorded Daring tho Past Week.
September Il, 1872. Cedar Hill Plantation,
Edisto Island, D. J. Qulgley to A. Northrop,
$4,000.
March 8, 1870. Forty acres, st. Stephens
psrish. Jas. wrenn to B. J.. Croaker, 500.
August 81, 1872. Lot east side Aazyck street,
Jas r MurYell TO Geo. L. Bell, 500.
September 20, 1872. Lot west side Bay street,
EFF. Smith and others, executors, to ]. b.
Pisper, $4560.
October s, 1872. Lot west side America
street, Aaron Righton. to Henry Butler, 1892
October /, 1877. Alley leading from. East
Bay street, W. A. Pringle, referee, to NJ. A. E.
Brown, $il00.
October 2, 1872. Lot west side Sires street,
IN Desyerney to Sarah Stall, $500.
August !, 1872. Lot at Mount Pleasant, Jno.
GsHillar TO Reeder & Davis, SIS.
October 2, 1872. Two hundred and twenty
four acres, public bridge tract, 8. ]. Palmer to
Jas. snlpes aud seven others, twenty-eight
sefes each, per tract $76.
October 8, 1872. Lot corner Columbus and
Nassau streets, 8. l.. Bennett to L. s. Wit
cobaky, tlIo0.
October 8, 1872. Lot west side Smith street,
City OF Charleston to Jno. F. Roberts, $500.
October s, 1872. Lot corner OF Rutledge and
Montague streets, Sheriff of Charleston
County to D. Mcpherson, $500.
October 8, 1872. Thir,y-slx acres, Wassa-
massaW Swamp, e. McCrady, Jr., referee, 10
81. Smith, $3.50.
July 20, 1s43. Lot corner South Bay and
Church street, City of Charleston to James
Welsman, $4,000. Vote for Hobson's choice.
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FOE CORONER-E. III. WRITING.

The above nomination has been made, and
meets with the hearty approval Of all. This is an
office which should not and cannot depend upon
any party question. The incumbent Of such an
office should be well-knoWn, courteous and
kind, for his duties are important, and often
Of the most delicate character. The above
named gentleman has already acceptably per-
formed these duties, and it is safe again to
trust them In his hands. SAFETY.
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BUILDING M~ATERIAL.-An extenslve STOCK
and large variety Of Doors, sashes, Blinds'
Balusters, Mouldings, &C., are kept constantly
on hand by Mr.. P. P. Toale. at his warerooms,
No. 20 Hayne street and No. IS Pinckney street.
The above are all made at his own factory on
Horlbeck's wharf. he keeps, also. French and
American window Glass, Stained Glass, Slate
Mantels, Builders Hardware, &c., from the
heat manufacturers. mcn6-mWlyr
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LANGLEY is still making those fine Cotton
Shirts, with Irish linen fronts, for 81 80. Also
Cotton and Linen Drawers, and all kinds OF
Ladies', Furnishing Goods, at very low prices.
Stitching OF all klnda done to order, at No.
16l King street. oclla-'
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VERY CHrAp.-A Handsome Box, contain
Ing One onire Initial Note Paper, Twenty-four
Initial Envelopes, a Penholder and Pen, for
only twenty-five cents, at Won santen's Ba-
saar, No. 22s King street, next Academy OF
Mus,c july6.s
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MouLTRrEVILLE NoMrNArEs JOHN MAaUIRE
FOR GoVERNoR.-The citizens of Moultrleville
have nominated Mr.. John Mcguire, the well
known baker, for Governor. Eastward the
star Of empire takes Its way. Mr.. Mcguire Is
bound to rise in the world. he Is well r'ed.
We need such a man, otherwise our cake will
be all dough. Vote for Hobson's Choice.
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Wilmington Market,

WILMINGTON, October IL.
SPIRITS TURPRNTINE.-SaIes Ut 63s casks at sec
per gallon fur Southern packages.
RueIN.-Sales OF 638 bbl| at 81 fer No !.
81 Is for extra No /, 81 a0d4 rs for loH pal., $6a6 26
for psle. and SIS so for extra pale.
CRUDE TURPgNTINE.-sales OF 176 bbls at S. rs
fer nard and IS for yellow dip ana virgin.
Jar sales OF 20 bnls at So s0 per Dbl.
Co~rTuN.-Sales Of l bale sc ike; As bales al loo,
and 8 bales at 18Hc per 10.
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HAVING returned from the North with a
select stock OF Boots. Shoes, Hats and Caps,
parties in want OF such will do well oy Gaming
at B. Martins, No. lle Market street, near
V,na octl2-sws3*
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Is IT NOT high time that the carpet-baggers,
who claim To nave come here for our good
aye, for all cur goods-"folded their tents like
the Arabs and silently stole away" By
voting for Hobson's Choice many Of them WILL
raw farewell.
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E~syELopEs.-A largo stock of envelopes al
WAYS On hand at THE NEWS JOB OFFICE, for
mercantile purposes, which Will be printed
and furnished at pricen to suit the times.
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PLANTERS in want ct good Boots and Shoes,
also Hats and Caps, cheap, will DO well
BY going to R. Martins, No. lis Market
street, near King. oellI's"e''
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Mr.. WELLER's "power of suction was IN
commonly good" but We question very much
If he could swallow either the Bowen or
Mackey straight ticket. Vote for Hobson's
Choice.
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THAT store next to Singer Sewing Machine
office to rent. Good stand for Millinery oasl'
ness or Dry Goods. apply at Singer ONCE.
oct9-Wfm
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NOTICES.

FOUR HUNDRED Singer Sewing Machines
just received at Singer Warerooms, King
street, near Horlbeck'e alley. octl6-ws2
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FOUR HUNDRED Singer Sewing Machines
lust received at Singer Wsrerooms, King
street, near Horlbeck's alley. cctl6-Ws2
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PAaoHEEsrI PA%RoHHEsIl-A royal game OF
india. Hasel street Bazaar, ana East Bay
News Room. apiHo-"
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THE New York Rice Market.

NEW YORK October IA.
~|The-Daily Bulletin says: The markets. weak
and dull, With sales OF only 10u bags. Rangoon at
and rs tierces Carolina at 7KasXc. Patna
Is quoted at 7ka71c.
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EUROPEAN and American stereoscoplc
Views, 81 so per dozen. basel sThEsf
p,z.Ip. aprls-mwf
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The Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
lstores Markets.

The Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
stores Markets.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS.
TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 10, lSIZ.)
CorroN.-There was rather an absence OF in
uulry for this staple, and the market presented
quiet and s,mewhst dull features. Sales aoont
500 bales, viz: 2 at II. 20 at 17x, 81 at Tx. 20 at
TX. l5l at IS, 90 at, 1sH. "a az lsX, ! at lsH Do
at 1917, 2 extra staple at 1sKc 2 ID. We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to good ordinary
Low middllng. g,
hldQll0g
Strict mlddnn8.
RIcs.-There was q good demand for this grain
at easy prices. Sales 300 tierces clean Carolina,
say 80 tierces at exc, 10 at 6x, 7 at 8 lille, 40 at
81<, 40 at Z, 10 at TX, % at 7Ic p ID. We quote
common to fair at ex@eH, good 6x@7h, COM
mon prime Ike p b.
NAVAL SToRRs.-The receipts were "a bbls
spirits turpentine and 4sa bbls rosin. There
were no transactions announced. Crude turpen.
tine may be quoted at 81 rs for virgin and yellow
dir, and 50 so for hard.
FRRraars.-To Liverpool, by steam. direct, IA
on uplauds, nominal on sea islands; via New
York, x@Xd on uplands, on hea Islands; oy
sail, Xd on uplauds, on sea islands nominal
To Hsvre, Ike on uplands. Coastwise-to New
York, by steam, xc on uplands and - on sea
Islands; 80 p tierce on rice; coo p Dbl on rosln;
by sail, - p ID on cotton; - q fierce on
rice; SOC p Dbl On rosin; $l1@l2 q n on lumber;
sl2Sl2 so p n on timber. To Bost n, BY steam
xc on uplsnds and 50 80 2 fierce on rice; by sail,
- p ID on uplauds; rosin TOO; resawed stun
$l29l2 SO; timber sls@1s 60; phosphate $6@6 50.
To Providence, by sail $lO@l1 p n on boards;
- p fb on cotton; by steam Xc via New York.
To Philadelphia, by steam 70 on uplands: 81 IS
p fierce on rice; 600 p Dbl on rosln; 81 on spirits.
Through bills Of ladlng given to Boston, Provi-
dence and the New ENGLAND cities are regularly
issued on this route, and dispatch guaranteed.
BY sail, So q II on boards; $l2 on tlmber;-S
ton on clay; 50 50 on phosphates. To Baltimore.
BY steam 20 p fb; by sail $s@s 50 p Mon
boards; - on timber; So so p ton at city; $40
4 so p ton up river on phosphate rock. Vessels
are in demand by our merchants to take lumber
freIghts from Georgetown, 8. G., Darien and Satil-
Ia River, Ca, and Jacksonville, Fla, to Northern
ports, and $lo@12 q II are tire rates On timber
aud boards.
Misunderstanding 90 day bills 2oX@2lH.
DOMESTIC E~1CEANGE.-The banks purchase
sight checks on New York at H@K per cent. OF,
and sell at par.
GoLD-12k@l4.
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FOUR HUNDRED Singer Sewing Machines
,ust received at Singer Warerooms, King
street, near HorlbeckB alley. octAo-Wsa
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owINGl TO v. IN 81

The powerful Steam Tug KEPuB. : -
LIO, Melville, Commander, has,W6
been fitted out most complete for this natD0, old
L. prepared to Tew Vessels OF any siss In tho
harbor to sea aud the adjacent Phosphate Works
at 81. Helena; also to and from Charleston TO Sa-
vannah upon the most reas .nable terms.
Arrangements may be made with Captain
MELVILLE on board, or at the Agents., once.
ROACH & MOFFE1T I, Agents.
H3-N B.-She has wrecking Pumps for assisting
vessels In distress and putting out rres, DC.
sep2Y.lmo
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FuRoHaoTT, BENEDICT & Co., No. 276 King
street, have received full lines of Ladies'
Underwear-all descriptions. Department In
charge of ladies employed here.)
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FURcHaorT, BENEDICT & Co., No. 275 King
street, offer this day great bargains In Car
nets, &c. See their advertisement.
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FEATHER BUSTERS, 40 cents each. HAsEI
anorvr B.z.IR. aprl7-w
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FuRoHaorr, BENEDICT d Co., No. 276 KING
street, have received the finest assortment Oh
KID Gloves. newest shades and styles.
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HOTEL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Is.
Pavilion.

J.. q. Nelson, Barnwell; D. g. Williams,
Lynchburg; J. I. Make, South Carolina J. L.
speake, Newberry; 8. ]. Perry, Columbia; L.
D. Clarke. Lewlsvillp; s. F. Hendricks, Lees.
vilie;J. Z. Farley, Savannah; ]. NJ. Gunlack,
Philadelphia; st. Johns; J.. s. Rood, Hartford;
J. q. slpgIelary, Granams; W.. J. Lee, Kings
stree; G. =. Land, G. E.. Pritchett, Gourdlns;
e. Dufins, Manning; ]. R. Hair and wife,
W. 7. Cave and wife. Eicho;S R. Smith, sum
ter; D. o. Dow, Bonneau's.
Charleston.
o. s.. Brambler, Atlanta; W. Kelly, Boston:
L. Warrock. Jacksonville; E. Derrls, Phlladel.
phia; F. J. Asyes, MayesviIle; J. P. McInenly,
A. Y. Richards, A.G. Richards, Il. W. Risley,
New York; G.S s. Cameron, South Carolina: j.
q. Perm, W. Turnbull, Augusta; F. Z.
Stevens, wife, two children and servants,
Aiken;J J. A. Higgins, Philadelphia; G. Wells,
North Carolina; N. o. Hoven, F. Rosenberg,
Rosenberg, New York; J. b. jenkins, j. H.
B urtop. JacksonyiiIe;J ]: W. Patrick, Orange
burg; W. L.. DePass, Camden; &. F. Dahl
strom, South Carolina, Vote for Hobson's
Choice
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VOTE AT ANY precinct you please, but vote
early and vote for Hobson's Choice.
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COMMERCIAL NEWS.
EXPLOITS.

NEW YoRx-Per steamship James Adger-25
haas ses island cotton, liza bales uplands cotton,
90 tIerces rice, l22 bbls rotin, 10 ca.ss clay, %
bales domestlcs, aud s. packages sundries.
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Receipts to-day were not 30 heavy as they we're
yesterday. The market was nrm all day, With e
good demand, and closed firm and active at II
cents for Live. pool mIdblings, ard Tx Tor New
York middings. Receipts to-day were 493 bales;
shipments $50; sales 378.
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VIZ EEKLY LINE To-
wv P. z.44+t =.f.s
SAVANNAH, Ca, AND sEM.WEEKIYsT0
BEAUFORT, 8. Q. Cysa3a
- hESI
7ne Steamer 4
PILOT BOY. - SD
Captain ". T. McNelty,

win leave Accommodation Wharf ~l
every MONDAY MORNING., at 8
for Savannah, Beaufort, Hilton Head audiSpauIsdt
Wells. Returning, win leave iSayannahlaSeSy
TUESDAY MORNING. s@l :iyEa 3s.:ai
win leave Tor Beaufort, Pacific n Dhisoirnis
Landings every THURSDAY MORNING. at 8 O'CLOCK
Returning, viii leave Beaufort every FRIDAY
Goods consigned to care OF Agents viii be for.
warded free OF storage or commission.
Freight received WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS
must be prepaid to Way Landings. -! III
Freight received for points on savannah Rtysf.
IN he transferred to Steamer CLYDE, which leaves
Savannah avery TuRsDAY MORNING. ,l:#rgi
II. B. After the 10Th instant. % per cent add.
tIonai will Be charged on Freight 70 all points,
excent savannah and Beaufort. ..
RAYENEL, HOLMES 4 90, p
oc,o-ua No. 80 East Bay
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~ DoN'T Know NorHrNa," 30 said Joe, OF
Bleak House fame, and 30 say those VINO op-
pose Hobson's Choice.
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New York Naval stores Market.

NEW YORK, October Il.
The Daily Bulletin says: Receipts to day 1901
bbls rosin, 93S do spirits turpentine. Spirits tur.
pentine have ruled quiet. but prices Steady; sales
ITO bbls at exc. III resins sales We're reported OF
20Go bbls strained on private terms, but otherwise
the market was extremity dull, and prices more
or less nominal. Tar and pitch without new les.
ture.
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Professional.

Professional.
nR. B. B. HEWITT,
OFFICE CORNER GEORGE AND ANsoN STRRET5.
CHARLESTON, 8. c.,
Can be consulted on the following diseases, and
diseases Of q kindred nature, free OF charge
and In strict confidence. Charges mode
rate and within the reach OF all. or.
nce,hours from Q A. NJ. to 7 P. n:
RHEUMATISM AND NEURALGIA.
In all arthritic complaints, as rheumatism, govt
neuralgia, DO. this practice Is Utmost perfect
The most intense pains are almost INSTANTLY re-
lleved, enormous swellIngs are reduced, limbs
which have been CONT acted and s,i6 for years
are relaxed. Cases Of twenty, thirty and forty
years. standing have been cured by me alter all
other means have failed.
pain Dy which I can often, in q lew moments
soothe and carry on the most excruciatlng SUI.
ferIngs. II this sy9tem did nothing mUre than
to relieve pain, 1t would stand superior to any
other system extaut.
CATARRH.
SkUpptu'up nchu, RuAuiu6 Va y WIZ SSHSS1
Hawking and Splitting, constant. BloWlng :
Of the Nose. = ~ ~
Thousands suffer from that most annoying. dis.
out knowing what IL is. Often the seer. ted mu-
cous, flowing down the throat, clogs up the lungs
and LAYS the foundation for Consumption.
The most skilful, physicians fail to cure It.
head, discharges or g~reenIsh. thick, thin or glairy
mucous Irom the nCse, Internal or external, pain
or fullness, between the eyes, constant bloWln20 l
the NOSE, Inflammation of the nasal passages,
liberation OF schuclderian membrane, &C., in the
course Of Q few days.
DEAFNESS.
Nervous Deafness, Noises In the Head, otorrnea.
outis discharges from the Earl Paralysis
Of Auditory Nerve.
l am daily treating all affections OF the ear with
the most gratifying results. some who have paid
aurists nearly 5 1000 without benens, have been
cured by me in q few weeks at a moderate e&'
pense. --. ,z-
Mercury, ipjudlclously used, has filled the earth
with wrecks OF humanity. Thousands suler from
It's effects who have been unconectoasly dragged
by their phy slcians. 1t /. vain to attempt Inc
cure uf the majority Of diseases while it renalns IN
the body. Although Ihaye heard or sever 81 80
called antidotes for mercury In the human oody,
| have nevsr yet seen a physlclan WHO couia
eliminate it from the system. 49,
1 can satisfy any. patient or physician tnaI
can absolutely abstract mercury, lead, zinc, ana
other mineral poisoni In every case.
CANCERS.
Noli.me.Tangers, Lupuse, or Wolf Cancer. sclr.
rhus Cancer, Fuhgous Cancer, Rose Cancer
spider Cancer.
make q great specially 10 the treatment OF
ayorv dounrinTj0n Of dancer and TumOre.
How many Cancers and Tumors are wrongfully
treated by ertaln charlatans styling themselves
s.Caocer Docrors.n
After being pronounced incurab!e, VIII take
any one OF these cases IN hand ana maze D per-
manent cure. -, -.
Nv terms for treating Cancers, &C., will be
based on the age and condition OF the patient,
and the positive certainty Of cure. 8ep2l
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-10-16

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