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SATURDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 1. 1800.
__l-_.0-.-i-A ITEMS.
i?w__vTi_!_MAinf--ATT___PT__i Uoninr.-W_ leam
f.-nm n letter trota Milledgcvillo to tho Atlanta Iu
i?il?"et'ci-r tli.-.l <"i Tuosdnv night hist a concerted
n< tcmi.t w.-t.i wade by < I?*' inmates of ?io Ponitotitiary
*o esca?o bv overpowering tho otoccra anil guards.
Tho wrftor ?ay*! "i untlm -.tanti that ?oino six wliito
oonv.cfs .-mt! !t largo numbor of tho negroes woro
concerned. Tho ugrcoinont, HI it appears, had
been entered into that a general rush should bo
untie upon tho keepera as soon an supnor was end
ed' rho attempt was made, and might havo boon
?nacut-ful but for tho prompt action of the officer?
nntl guards, and tho assislnnco of tho majority of
the while convicts who sided with tho hoopers. It
ia baili that tho plan that luid boen agroctl upon
wau to leave tho plaoo in a hotly, enter tho city,
burn, plunder and destroy, if llioy succeeded in
overcoming tho officers and guard?. Of coona
snell a disciplino will bo measured out lo thot.0
concerned as will provou? a repetition of such an
attempt."
The i iii of Wilcox County, Ga., at Abbeville was
burnell last week. Wo loam that two negroes,
Dennis and Nelson, criminals from Pulaski Coun
ty, coutineil-erne for murder and tho other for
high wa v robbery-W8ro burned in it.
[Columbus Sun.
Tho bill which passed the Rennte on tho 21st, lo
reg?lale convict labor upon tho public works, re
quires the Inferior Courts t? pr?vido for tho safe
keeping and Buppol I of the convicts, and to cm
pJov the nocossary overseers and guard?. It au
thorizes thom to hire out or bind out convicts to
contractor!, on the public works, or to individuals.
Also anttioriscs two or moro counties to combino
and work their convicts together. It authorizes
tho Governor to refuse or receive tho convicts
from the Inferior Court..-Ibid.
Boii.f.k Exlosion.-Tho Constitutionalist nays
tho locomotive "George II. Hull," of the Georgia
Railroad, loft Augusta on tho cvoning of tho 21st
ult., with n train of eighteen freight cars. When
about two miles this side of Buckhcad Station tho
boiler exploded, killing the llronian, Mr. Hugh
Martin, and seriously scalding tho engineer, Mr.
Berrr. Tito wood-passer, Thomas, a frcotlman, es
capeil willi a few bruises and a lind scare. Mr.
Martin, we leam, has a family in Atlanta. Mr. Sor
ry is a citizen of Atlant?, and has been taken
homo.
Tue United Statics District Co.iit.-Court met
at 11 o'clock this morning, Judgo Erskine presid
ing.
Tho Court was occupied during tho day in tho
argument ol' the case (in admiralty) of tiio Cap
tain and crow of the United Statos Rcvenuo Cutter
Nansomond vs. the British ship Lampcdo. It will
bo remembered that this ship went upon Warsaw
South Breakers on a recent voyage to this port.
Sho was pulled off tho breakers and beached on
Warsaw Island, wlioro sho was subsequently sold.
This action is for salvage-services of the ?lucera
and crow of tho Nansomond, in releasing her from
tho breakers and h "aching her upon tho island.
Mr. Williams represented the libellants, and Mr.
Lloyd tho respondents.
Tho nigtnuoiit was interesting, embracing tho
whole law of salvage, and clucit.:._>ng tho complexi
ties of this branch of Jurisprudence,
[Sfl.9a-_M.r-1- Reimblican.
Brutal KltntDEB.-A? aged mttidon lady living
near Buff's station, on tho Western and Atlantic
Railroad, was brutally murdered ono night last
week-it is supposed about Thursday night. Sho
lived alone, anil her body was not discovered un
til Saturday. Somo eight or ten negroos and a
white man have been arrested, charged with hav
ing perpetrated the crime. Wo did not leam tho
name of the unfortunate lady.- Atlanta Era.
Sad Accident.-Wo regret to leam that on
Tuesday night last Alfred W. Shaw, Esq.,
had his left hand badly shattered by the accidental
bursting of a gun in his hand. He was aroused by
a noise in tho yard, and, going out, ho firod at
some object, when tho gun burst. Mr. Shaw serv
ed through tho war, and wo regret lo chroniclo
this accident-anl hope he may soon recover from
its oft'ects.-Augusta Press.
Fatai. Accident.-This morning, about cloven
o'clock, Mr. Potor Straub mot with a fatal accident.
It appears that lie was in the act of driving past n
tree, which was being bown down, on Grocno
stroct, just above Jackson, when it fell across tho
vehicle in which ho was, destroying it, and so
soriouslv injuring bim that ho survived but a short
time.- ?bid.
A-fOTOEB (loop Man Gone.-Rev. Allon Turnor,
who was well known in many parts of Goorgia,
diod at his residence near Palmotto, on the 21th
ult.
Sri-Di.!-. Di:..ni.- Mr. C. M. E.i3terling, one of
our young Citizens, died yesterday morning from
OOngestion of the brain,* after nn illncus of ton
hours. The deceased participated in tho late war,
and his comrades speak of him as having been a
bravo soldier and an upright man. His remains
wore Oseorted to the cemetery yostorday afternoon
by the member., of the G autillo Firo Company, of
which he was an ellkient member.-Augusta
Chronicle.
PERSONAL.
Tho Hollian Catholic Di?hop of Quebec has gono
to England, i.i behalf of his diocoso, to protest
against confederation.
Mr. Napier, a cousin of Lord Napier, has bought
a plantation in Tcuneasoo for $25,000 in gold, and
is stocking it with imported cattle.
General ii. B. Forrest cays during tho war Ii?b
business was destroying railroads. Now ho intends
to rebuild thom.
lion. Fernando Wood den ios that ho over said in
Washington, or anywhere else, ho was in favor of
the adopt ion ol'the proposed Constitutional Amend
ment.
Dore furnishes a frontispioco to tho now edition
of -Les Traviiilienos do la Mer."
Tho Black Swan has just given a concert in
Norfolk.
Spurgeon, church has thirty-five hundred mern
bora.
Tiie New Orleans "Tribuno," founded by Butler,
nominates him for President.
Humphrey Marshall disclaims any intention to
bo Governor of Kentucky.
It is said that a drama, founded on tho "Maid's
Tragedy" of Beaumont and Fletcher, has been
writton for Matilda Heron.
Madame Anna Bishop is giving concorta in Hong
Kong. K'.io sings tho ballads of tho country in
broken China.
The Marquis do la Talolle, Fronch Minister of
tho Interior, is married to an Amorican lady.
Col. J. Richard Lowollon has retired from tho
Norfolk "Virginian," and J. Marshall Hann--, odits
in his slead.
Fifteen thousand dollars is yearly deposited with
tho editor of '-Bell's Lifo" as stake-monoy in
matches of one sort or another.
It is said that Hawthorno loft a novol which his
wifo hesitates to publish, on account of his dis
satisfaction at tho crudo condition in which he had
allowed it to remain.
An Austrian Licutonant waa rocontly shot nour
Vienna for cowardice in battle, though ho had just
been promotod for bravory in another engagement.
Ono of the objects which excited tho most curi
osity in tho recent exhibition at Tolodo was a com
piolo edition of "Don Quixote," printed in micro
scopic characters on fifty-four cigarotto papors.
General J. E. Joh s ton is in Washington. A
northern paper says ho ia urging the issue of the
amnesty proclamation, and declaring that tho
Bouth will b*. prompted by gratitude to mako any
roasonablo return.
Austrian Admiral ToRethoff, who won tho bat
tle or Lisna, und is shortly coming to this country,
lias been ousted from tho chief command of the
navy to make room for Princo Leopold. As a com
poiiHation, however, ho boa got a present of ?10,
wo ona tua cross of Maria TEorosa, a very distin
guished decoration.
/u? . .'?imE AND ?cnER Indians_It is roporfc
o<t that.there aro a lugo numbor of Semin?lo and
uoiice Indians still remaining in Florida, variously
08timatf.il from ono to four hundrod-mon, womon
and children, .ho country ocoupied by thom is in
thovictiutyof Ittdian River Inlet, thon sonth to
?i p?SSfeSP Hillsborough Inlot, thon west through
tho Evocados, coining out on the Corlosalmtchio
Jtivor. coi. Spraguo, commanding this District,
nas mado arrangements to coramu-icoto with
tt^'iu. i Wlu Proo?od down tho coast in the
united States rovonuo cutter to the points referred
to, when nig oxpoctod that Thock-lo-turten-ugge,
tho Chief of tho Band, will bo induced to visit on_
oity. lho princo of those "wild mon of tho woodB"
amongst us will bo of much interest, and causo
many of our citizons to rovert to thoir servioes and
trials during tho dosolating and prolongod Florida
war.-8t. Augustine Examiner.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
W AWAY WITH SPECTACLES.- OLD EYEE
modo ii?., withoal Spectaclea, Doctor or Mciliclno
P.mphlot malle*! freo on receipt of ten conic. Addie?}
R. li. FOOTE, DI. D" Ne. 1130 Broadway. New ?ork,
November 0
tar ARTIFICIAL EYES.-ARTIFICIAL HU
MAN EYES made to prdir and li?3_r.<x. by Drs. P.
BAUCH and P. OOuaELMANN (formorly employed hy
ftoissoNNrAU, of P&rlg), No. 699 Broadway, Now York.
Apr? 14_lyr
nar OOLOATE'S HONEY SOAP_THIS CELE
BRATED Toll?. Soap, lu snch universal demMtd,
s made from the _liolve_t mntorl_.lt, la mild ?nu
.imoIlt.n-.in Its nature, frn-xr/iiitly loenttd, __itj
extrcmoly bencQclal ?u itn ectlon upon the ukin. Tor
.?lo by all Drugglsta anti F .-.ney Gooda Dealers.
'."obrnary 7 lyr
j*3T ITCH I ITOni ITCH1 SORATCni
SCRATCH I BUBAT0H1 WHEATON'B OINTMENT
will euro tho itch in AH houra. Afso cores Bait Rhonni,
Ulcers, Chilblains, anti all Krnptlons of tUo Skin. Price
60 cent... For rale by nil druggists? By sending CO
cents to WEEKS A; POTTER, Hole Aro tit?, 170 Washing
lou street Boston, it win ho forwardod by mall, tree o
pORlngo, to any part ot (lio United States.
June 4 Cmos
*3rERB8CHAFTEN.
Dcr Uiiter.cicbucle tfl l<cvcit ._rb.$i.ftcn In irgcnb tint?n
Itycilc 2.?tM_iliiiib pt crltcbcii, .leitet ?tu ccQcctivtn unt
l-itfligc QuftirKjC .pi bei. .?cn. 'Dion n-tttc fid, um tt?ljct.
3l.iS.uiil- bittet an t?. ?. __.-it?er in _.&c
Ober Di-, S__.C-irt.il.., 137 Ea.t llny, Clinr_o.-.toii, S O
Sept. 20 tiisttiomoa
MISCEL LAW EOUS.
BRIDGES & LANE,
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
RAILROAD AND CAR FINDINGS,
Machinery- of Every Description.
AI.RO,
TAFT'S PATENT ROLLING LEVER SHEARS
AND FUNCHES.
Ko. 50 Courtlantl-st., corner of Circ?n wleli,
NEW YORK.
EAILROAD AXLES, WHEELS, CHAIRS, SPIKES,
Bolts, Nuts, Washors, Car, Ship and Bridgo Bolts,
Iron Forgings of various kinds, ko., kc.
STEEL AND BUDBEK SPBINGS, LOCOMOTIVE AND
nAND LANTERNS, Portable For?cs and Jack Screws,
Cotton Duck for Car Covers, Brass and Silver Trimmings,
Belting ol' all kluds, Baggage Checks, tee., kc.
AIbo, Agonta ior the manufacturers of CAB HEAD
I.ININQ8.
ALBEBT BRIDGES.JOEL C. LANE.
November G tuthsGmo
SOUTHERN
DRUG HOUSE
KING & CASSIDEY,
.viioi_i_.sai.i-:
DRUGGISTS,
151 -IVEEJBTIlSra- ST.,
(OPPOSITE CHARLESTON HOTEL),
CHAKLJESTOIV, S. C.
E. li. lilXO, Bl. I)., North Carolina.
.T. .T. < A ...IDEY, _Vor41i Carolina.
- ovoermb 4
No. 153 MEETING STREET/
I.-OlinilCIlJ-Y JOHN ASHIIUnST / -'D CO.)
JEOBGE 0. GOODRICH,)
J-BOUTH CAROLINA.
?HILII'WINEMAN,
OHN A8HHUR8T,
DBUQS,
?1EDICINE3 AND CHEMICALS?
ALL OF WHIOH HAB BEEN SELECTED WITH
I ABE, AND WILL BE SOLD TO FIRST- CLASS BUY
:R8 AT LOWEST PBI0E9.
october 27 f Anmist IT .roos
REMOVAL.
C. C. TRUMBO & SON
HAVE REMOVED THEIR OFFICE FROM NO. 145
Meetlng-stroot to No. 42 MABKET-8TBEET, below
locting-strcet, wbcro tboy have on hand an assortment
f BUILDING MATEBIAL9, finch na Doors, .Sashes,
.linda, Lime, Coment, Plaster Paris, Hair, flhcot Load,
.ails, 3 and 4 inch; Mahogany Plank of various widths
na strips, sawed out for hand rails; Mahogany Nowel
'osla and Balusters, aU at reduced prices.
Mr. E. AUSTIN, Agont, con be found thire, who wiU
cop on hand PAINTS, OILS, GLAS8, POTT. AMD
(RUSHES-aU of which wiU bo ?old ?t low prices.
November G tuth_.3inos
WILKINSON & GILCHRIST,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
AND
SOLICITORS IN EQUITY.
Na 48 BROAD-STREET.
. W. WILKINSON.B. 0. QIL0HRB.T.
November 8 8 wa
PAINTS, OILS, ETC.
1. H. ililli) ti CO.,
Importers and Mamd'acturors
OF
WHITE LEAD,
ZINC PAINTS,
VARNISHES, COLORS, OILS,
WINDOW GLASS,
BRUSHES,
Kerosene Lamps,
SASHES, DOORS AND BUNDS.
m: a le us in
REFINED PETROLEUM.
Agents for
S SAFES
AND
HOWE'S PL1TF0R1I SCALES.
203
EAST BAT STREET,
SIGX OF MARVIN SAFE.
^YE Aue sole proprietors op tiie fol
lowing BRANDS OF WHITE LEAD, which aro
COPYRIGHTED, and bear OUR TRADE MARK,
and all iufringomenta will bo dealt willi according
lo low: W. M. B. & CO.'S STONEWALL,
WANDO, CHICORA and ETIWAN. Also, WIL
M. B. & CO.'S AND QUEEN CITY ZINCS.
November 24 su
HOLMESTCA?Mr,
SUCCESSORS OF
HOLMES & CO.,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
PAINTS, OILS,
GLASS, ETC, -
SOS. 126 MEETING AND 5?? HASEL STREETS,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
VIM. E. HOLMES.Late of Holmes k Co.
WS!. CALDER.Cbarlcstou, 8. C.
October 16
A. S. FREITAS,
PE.ll.V.i IN
PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, PUTTY, ETC., READY-M"?"*__D
PAINTS, IN QUANTITIES TO SUIT
PURCHASERS.
No. 174: East Bay. ..
PAINTING.
HOUSE, SIGN, SHIP AND ORNAMENTAL PAINT
ING, Gil-ling, Graining, Imitations of Wood, Mar
bia?, and all other work apnortsininff to Iho trade, eso
:utc_ ia a neal and wor-mtmliko manner, by
FREITAS k RIDDELL,
No. 174 East Bay.
A. 8. FREITAS.ISAAC 8. RIDDELL
Octobor 25 Ihshiljt-o
RENTING AGENCY.
LANDLORDS AND TENANTS SUITED.
HOUSES RENTED-PLANTATIONS AND FARMS
-CASED-Houses procured lu any part of Um City at a
uoilcrato charge to Tenante-Plantations and Forms
irocured In any part of the Country.
Charges moderato. Call and register your names at our
.fflce. smith & mcgillivray,
Real Eat-to Agents, No. 27 Broad street,
November 14 South sido, near Stalo street.
EMPIRE
STEAM LUMBER MILLS,
ON
-.onth Carolina Railroad,
3 MILES FROM CHARLESTON,
45 MILES FROM AUGUSTA.
A RE PREPARED TO SAW ALL D_Bt**RIPTI0N8 OF
\. Yellow Pine Lumbar. Orders solicited.
BANES k CO., Proprietors,
Blackville P. O., 8. 0.
HUGH R. BANKS, ?Tn.
J. M. EASON.
Octobor 20 m weis
V. W. BBINKERHOFF,
?O. l8 BEEKMAN STREET, NEW YORK,
U-Knv*crrrraiiB? or
^CAS-son
DUNE H?ALE3, ?WEOIALL? FOR DRUOGIPT-'.
D Ohemlsts', Orooers' and Gonfectlonera'e use.
Alto of BUROIOAL INSTRUMENT-, M1?OIGINH
BESTS. SADDLE BAGS, PILL MACHINES, ko., ko.
nd Importer of Brushes, Comba, Perfumery, Esa. Oils,
ttracts, Flue Soaps, J. Anton Farina Oologno. Chamois
l.iUtor-nklni and White Splits, Bilk Elastio Stocking?,
vaporatlnp Dishes, Funnols, Mortars, Pill Tlloa, Toilet
nd Cologne Bottles, Bohemian Glass Ware, Anotoml
ils, fto,, all of which are offered at tho lowest current
ites for caah. wfmflmo Jane 20
NDIA RUBBER GOODS.
D. "HODGMALlSr,
tanufacturer of and Dealer In ?ivory description of
INDIA RUBBER GOODS,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL.
N0. 27 MAIDEN LANE,
ST E W TT O R K
Oototor ia tow -moa
DRUG STOEE.
E. H. KELLERS & CO.,
(SUCCESSORS TO A. C. PHIN,)
APOTHECARIES AND DRUGGISTS,
No. 131 MEETING-ST.,
-TilI KO IlOOll NORTH OK MAUKET
WOULD INFORM THE PUBLIC THAT THEY nAVt
onh-ind a MOI assortment of DRUGS, MEDIOINEi.
PROPRIETARY ARTICLES, B0AP8, BRU8HES, PER
FUMERY and FANCY GOODS, and aro preparod t c
supply p'iysiclniiB ami private famlllos at eheapcst mar
kot ratos.
E. II. KELLERS, M. D.II. EAKH. M. D.
Jnlyl?_
BOYLAN & TUERS,
\JfL UFA0TUKEB8 OF, ANL WHOLESALE DEAL
!&. -RSJn, WHITE LEAD, ZING PAINTS, COLOR!
No. Oa MAIDEN DANE,
No-, ?ot .
Ordern by m_.Il prompt'v attontlod to
CAMERON, BARKLEY & CO.,
HAVE CONSTANTLY ON HAND
A LARGE bTOOK
Ol'
RAILROAD, STEAMBOAT & SAW MILL
ST_r_?_=I_Z___!S.
STEAM ENGINES AND SAW MILLS
BAR AND SHEET IRON
OAST AND SPRING STEEL
LOW MOOR AND CAST STEEL f- COMOTIVE
TYRES
OILS AND AXLE GREASE
GUM AND LEATHER BELTING
RAILROAD, SHU? AND OUT SPIKES, ?c.
EVANS & WATSON'8 FIRE AND BDRGL4B
TROOF SAFES, Ac, &o.
DIERON, ?iRKLBV & CO.,
N0. 150 MEETING STREET.
Angnst 28
~~ O. K. HTTGEIL
No. 137 MEETING-ST.
-I_A_.-____STO-<-, 8. C.
LOCOMOTIVES, RAILROAD IRON
RAILWAY SUPPLIES
PORTABLE Se, STATIONARY ENGIN Lb
IRON & WOOD WORK MACHINEB.
SAW MILLS, GRIST MILLS
COTTON GINS
MILL AND GIN BANDS
WILDER'S SALAMANDER SAFES, &o
FLATFORM, COUNTER AND W4.RE
HOUSE SCALES.
iOTTON PICKERS, ?bo., &o.
UTS- Ropr.Hontedby Messrs. M. K. JESSUP k CO.,
Hew York.
April 1_
THE
?HERN EXPRESS COMPAS.
Office No. 147 Meeting-street.
ao3srisr_B?Tioisrs
wran Aix
KAILROABS THROUGHOUT.
TEE
UNITEDJJTATES.
Every attention given to the
safe Transmission of Freight,
iloney, and Valuables.
/STILL GALL FOR AND DELIVER
FREIGHT TO ANY POINT IN
THE CITY FREE OF
CHARGE.
II. II. PLANT,
1 .-.aidant, AutfCBts, Q>.
Aproaa_
BL M. QUINN,
Wholesale & Retail Dealer*
IN
BOOKS, PERIODICALS,
NEWSPAPERS, STATIONERY, MO.
o. ?AT KIN ?-5TR REV,
(Opposite Ann-street,
;r;a.rleston>i s. o.
The intest tunea of the \ reu al vr?va oa han G.
Bub1._rlptl.11i-. -tfcelved -ind ?ooda dtlivorert .r tot
piroed by Mill or Rznreat.
All OAHU OUDidi-'. w.U or oteroptly Kttrade?m.
PROVIDENCE COMPANY.
CONCENTRATE?
COTTON AND CORN FERTILIZER.
DIRECTIONS 1?'OR USE-SAME AS NO. 1 PERU.
YIAN GUANO, AT LESS THAN HALF THE
O8T. B_rro_4 250 poonda e_cb. eight to the tor.
HUNT & BRO., Agents,
ACCOMMODATION WHARF, OHAHLBOTON, a 0.
NoTorxber 1 _tmo
7
N. Y^rk Advertisements,
CHEROKEE G
the <;ur\T
INDIAN MEDICINE,
Cures oil di'Ca-?. ran-ed .by
Pclf-nbtix-, vu :- .?y? rumlov
rhi>t. Seminal . II", tkuens,
uVi/j/ii - ?mlnslons, /...?,< <f
Memory, Universal _.<.-?*.
tmle, tv inn in the Back, Dim
? ti M4 of Vision, Premntiii-.i
[Mil Aye, Weak Nerren. Digi
jet./. Breathing, Pate Count*,
nance, tnmtnlty, Consump
tion, ana nil til.?..?.!-.-?. Ilial .?.!
low rts n BCtqaenea of youthful Indiscretions.
Tho Cherokee Turo ?III restore li.-nltli tittil v(_cor,
stop tho ctnlS-dMl*. and effect ft permanent t-uro
after nil otli.-r medidnos hare failed. Thirty-two
pn_:o pamphlet sent in a scaled envelope, fr..-_ lo any
address.
Price $2 por bottle, or three bottles fur .$r.. gold
hy all di_3j_Uts; or will bo sont by express t? n'iy
portion or tho world, vn receipt of price, by tho
bolo proprietor,
Dr. VT. It. BfEEWIN, 37 Walker St., H. T.
Cherokee Remedy,
Curo-i nil Urinary Omi?
plaint?, .?i/.: ttrnrel, Inft.snt
motion of the Bftdiler and
Kidney*. R?tention of
Urine, Strtetnrtt of the
Urethra, Pronsteal Swelt
in j?., Brteti Dust Deposits,
iupI nil dlaeaaoa that require
n diuretic, mid ?rheo n_._d In
conjunction with tbo
CHEROKEE INJECTION,
doe. not fall to euro Gonorrhea, Gleet awl all Mu
rons Discharges In Malo or Fem?te, curing recent
case* in from one to three tiny. Mid Is cm?..hilly
recommended In thoso cases of Fluor Allnts or
Whites in Female: Tbo two medicines used In
conjunction will n..t fail to remove thi_ disattrccablo
complaint, and in thoso casca whero other mc-Uclnoa
llave been used wilhor.t success.
moe, Remedy, Ono Bottle, Vi, Tbrre Bottle.-, 15.
. " Injection, * " Vi, " " .5.
TIM Ohcrokeo * Cure? " liemt'ly," and "In/ee.
tion" oro to be found in nil well rc_.ul.-Ued uni;:
t-torc.-., nnd aro recointncndud by physicians nnd
druggists oil over llio world, for their intrinsic worth
and "merit. Bomo unprincipled deniers, however,
try to deceive their eu-tomer*, by telling cheap and
worthless compound?,-In order to moko money
In place of these. Bo not deceived. If the drug.
twists will not buy tbeni for j- . wri. . to ur, and WO
Will send them to you by CXpi-Cf, securely parked
r.ttd freo from observation. We trent all iltscajtea lo
w bteh tho human system t_ subject, nnd will bo
pleased to receive full nnd explicit statements from
tho... who b.ivo failed to recelv. relief heretofore.
Ladies or (scntlomon can address us in pi tftet eon
Jtdtnes. Via desire to ?end mir thirty-two pa_ro
pamphlet freo to every lady and gentleman lu the
Intnl. Address all letters for pamphlet., medicines,
or advice, to tho solo proprietor, Q>
r Dr. W. R. MERWIN, 37 Wnlker St., N. Y,
May 24 tln.tnlyr
JKrTITE SALE OF THE PLANTATION BIT
XER8 is without precedent in tbo hit-lory of tho world.
There ia no aocret in tho matter. Thr.y are at onco tho
moat speedy, atronstlieiticg health-restorer eve? dis
covered. It requires but a singlo trial to understand
this. Tholr purity can always bo relied upon. They
uro composed of tho celebrated Calldaya Bark, Cascarilla
Dark, Dandelion, Ohamoinile Flowers, Lavender
ETlowers, Wintergreen, AhIso, Olovorbuds, Orango-p_-.,
Elnako-root, Caraway, Coriander, Bnrdock,
S_-T.~1860--X. &o.
They aro especially recommended to clorgymen, pub
lio speakers, and persona of literary habits and seden
tary life, who require iree digestion, a relish for food,
md clear mental faculties.
Delicate females and weak persons are certain to find
_q these Bitters what they have so loDg looked for.
They purify, atronttthcn and Invigorate
They creato a healthy appetite.
They are an antidote to change of water and diet
They overcome offeveta of dissipation and lato hoare.
They strengthen the system and enliven the mind.
They prevent miasmatic and Intermittent lovers.
They purify the breath and acidity of tho stomach.
They enre Dyspepsia and Cout-tlpation.
They cure Diarrhea, Cholera and Cholera Morbus.
They euro Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache.
They are the best Bitters in tho world. Thoy __M__M
he weak man strong, and are exhausted nature's great
eatorer.
Tho following startling and ou__>hatio statements can
io seen at our oflico.
Letter of Rov. E. F. Cn .NE, Chaplain of the 107th Kow
fork Regiment:
Neab Ac<_uia Cnnr.K, March 4th, 1863.
Owingfto the great exposure and terrible docomposl
Ion after tho battlo of Antlotom, I was utterly prostrat
id and very Bick. My stomach would not retain tnodi
ino. An article called l'lantatlou Bittors, propared by
)r. Drake, of New York, waa prescribed to give mo
treugth and an appetite. To my great Btirprise they
ave mo immediato relief. Two bottles almost allowed
le to Join my regiment. * * * * I have nineo soon
hem need in many oases, and am free to say, for bos
ltal or prlvato purposes I know of nothing Uko them.
Rev. E. F. GRANE, Chaplain.
Lottor from the Rev. N. E. Gilds, St. Claireville, Fa.
ar_i.Ti.KMSM:-Tou -vero kind enough, on a formor oc
asi?n, to send me a half dozzen bottles of Plantation
Utters for $3 C8. My wifo having derived so muo j
onent from the uko of theso Bitters, I doslr j ,r to
antinue them, and you will please eeud _s .-?x bottles
lore for tho money enclosed.
I am, very trnly, vn -r...
. M. E. GlU-*~>, Pastor (lor. Ref. Church,
BorJDiEB.' Home, BupEniNTE_u._nrT'8 OmoE,)
CttugyATi, Onio, Jan. ICtb, 1803. }
I have given your Plantation Ritters to hundreds of
ar noblo soldiers who slop hero, more or less disabled
-om various causes, and tho offeot is marvellous and
ratifying.
Such a preparation as this is I heartily wish In every
.nally, in every hospital, and at hand on every battle
aid. Q. W. D. ANDREWS, Superintendent
Dr. W. A. Childs, Burgoon of tho Tonth Vormont Re?
mont, writes:-"I wish every soldier had a bottle of
lautation Bitters. Thoy are the mest affective, per
ct, and harmless tonto I ever UBod."
Wu.nhi.'h ITotel, 1
WA_.m_.aTOi., D. O., May 22d, 1803. J
__n_BB.ll-.Wo require another supply of yonr
tantallon Bitters, the popularity o whleh dally in.
oases with the gilesta of onr bonao.
Respectfully.
STKEB. CHADWICK k 00.
deo. &?. ko. Ac. k6.
Be anro that every battlo bears the fao-almllo of oar
gnatare on __ steel plate label, with our private stamp
rer the cork.
P. H. BRAKE & GO,
Ko. 203 BROADWAY, N. Y.
Bold hy all respectable Druggists, Physicians, Grocers
doona, and oonntry Hotelsdcalors.
Aort! I? _^^ th'tnlw
ELDEE & BROWN,
MANUPAOTUBKRg AND PATENT
EES of tho oelebrated COMBINATION
CRADLE AND BIBY TENDER, Pro
lpelllng Horses, and all kinds of Rock
ing Horses, Invalid Chain,, with donblo
and singlo wheels, from $20 'to $46;
illdren's Carriages. Fancy and Varnished Wagons,
incy Sulkies, Invalid Carriages, mado to order. Paney
ooellers and Baby Rockers, ka., Ac, llfo-Bizo Horses,
ado to order.
Dopot, No. 008 BROADWAY. Manufactory, Nob. 440,
0.451 and 4S2 WEST STREET, New York.
October 28 _ thstulyr
ANDREW A BOYD,
(Bnooossor to P. B. ANDERBON),
bip Bread, Biscuit and Cracker Bakery
AT THE OLD STAND OP V. P. WARD,
No. 219 Fulton-Street,
hird door abovo areenwioh), WKW YORK.
Ootobord ?ntatelo
ST? York Advertisements.
KRAUSHAAR & CO.
xui; most luriiovi.'n
GRAND AND ?QUARK
P?ANO-FO RTJECS
Full Iron Frame and Overstrung Baas,
MANUFACTORY AND WARJiUOlTHl-*
Ho, IO Went I'inmton-?treet. ??. ! .
NEAR BROADWAY, NK\7 YORK.
"*piIE TODFJWIOKEP, ,M_*MB"B_ 01 1UV KI RM Off
L KRAUHBAAU ii CO., arr prauttO-l Piano u.-iUore,
a id as such have had a laiue t_i? rloiice lu c?t?tifcllon
?vlth somo <?. Hi- baal LmaliliahiuciiUi In tin? ?-mintr?
a ni Europ?- Ti elr lauoj nru mudo not morely fe;
t icni, bnt 1 :? t:???_i. ni d nudor their liume<Uat<< iiersonil
s ipervialon, r.l <? '.hey all.?\T no lin-triimeutH to !. avetholi
f ictciy an?i ? asa Into ihu iiiiiiUs of their pal roi: ., ii-low
t'ioy havo n power, evenness, Briuin'HH ami ronti.liicunol
t mo, an elasticity of touch-without which no Instrn
UOllt OUgbt lo bo P.ltiHI,l?l?>ry lo lllO public-BA ?voll B
t tal durability in construction, iv-hlen eunbluH it, ti
nain in tune anil lo witlmtiiiul sudden chatifjos of t-f?
?f.-t -turo auil exposure to eil remo bout aud col?!, wUlai*
ar>) sometimes unavoidable.
They will at all timen bu happy to ace the prof?selo!
a Jd tilo public at their Wareroous, ?ml Invito compati
8 in botwoen their own 1'lanoH uud those ol any ollie:
m&nnfactory.
ANTON KRAUSHAAR.TOUIAS HAMM
(JHARLE- J. HCUOKEMANN.
April 20_
First FremidJii S?e&ui tiaw-Kii..**..
THE FIR3T PR_"*E,
THE GOLD MEDAL,
Was awardod to the
WASHINGTON IRON WORKS
-7 _*. American Ina ti tu te, at their Fair, In October, 1801
for tho best
OIROTJI.AB 8AW-Mn.L
AND STEAM ENGINE
' ?J'DSRS FOR TUKSE, GANG 8AW-MILL\ B?CU?""
. p -IIB-, General Machinery, Iron and Brnsc Cr.ntingt
""urt'lrifiB, Railroad Cars, Ac, ?to., promptly f-lo-i. A.??
.?tut GEO. M. CLAPP, Treasurer,
NowburKh, N. Y., or
L. O. WARD, Agent,
No. CG Liborty-st., ?R.ioo? No. 8), N, Y.
?Jnnemlw 13_lr** .
NORTH RIVER ^
AGRICULTURAL WORKS.
GRIFFINS & CO.,
reo?. 58 4k co cortlanbt stiieet, if. v.,
MANOFACTUnEUS AND DBAUQM Ii*
'? ?'1-i?nUural Implement*... Secds.Fcr.ilizer-s,
KrOa IO, 11, PO, C5 and 60 PLOWS. OELERBRATED
J, 1 Aloha ivk Valley Meei Clipper I'low, Horso Power?,
TI.rentiers and Cleaners, Fun Milln, ?Vc.
COTTON GINS-Emery*? Celebrate*! Saw Gin, McCar
thy's Celebrated Roller Gin. Dealern Biippliod.
Wa' Send for Circulars. 2mos Uctober 4
A. AUBTELL, I W. n. INMAN,
Atlanta, (Lato of Georgia),
Goorglo. New York,
AUSTELL & INMAN,
COTTON & COMMIS ION MERCHANTS,
NO. 80 WALL-STHEET. NEW YORK.
WEAREPULLY PSEPARED TO MAKE LIBEi'.AL
CASH ADVANCEMENTS ON CONSIGNMENT
from Merchant?! and Plantora, both nt thin placo und at
our agencies throughout the South. Our Mr. AUSTELL,
of At lan U, will arrange advancements there. -OPTON
and MERCHANDISE will bo for?arded to nu with dis
patch by our agents, Messt?. BRADY ?_ MOSES, or Sa
vannah. Wo will exert our best energies to gtvo satla
faction, and promoto tho interests of our patrons.
Consignments from our Southern friend? respectfully
solicited. Union September 2b '
l-TO-TCO ANO DTaT.-n I
Vins O roc ir r?an, lliiiii'.? Tiat, ?te, mt?,,
Nos. 2C0 ?_ 202 GREEN W1CII-S1.. COR. OF M URJ?A T
NEW YORK.
?orembor
TOD!) & RAFFERTY,
ENGINEERS & FOUNDERS,
Office and Wiirlta, Paterion, New alera*jr.
WAREHOUSE, NO. 4 DEY-STREET, N. _.
?/TANUFAOTtiRERS OF STATIONARY AND POUT.
IvJL ABLE STEAM ENGINES and BOILKRt"; Pin*:,
iemp, Tow, Oalctim, and Rope Machinery; 8kit.lt!: {;,
lill Gearing, Iron and Brasa Oastinga of all kladli
atiioa, Planing Macbinoa, Drills; Shaping, Slotting -_<?
nring Machinen; Gear Cutters, Centering, MlUlnir aa?'
olt-C'ntting Machines; Ohnckii of all kinds, Leather
ud Rubber Belting, Lace LenUier, Belt UookB, a;i?i
louerai Supplies for Railroad and other M&ohtm? Shops?
DdBon ?Si Snow's Patent Governors. Saw MUlu. Oottou
una, Presses, &c, constantly on hand.
TODD k RAFFERTY,
March 30 ly No. 4 Pey-Street, N. Y.
NOLEN & STEERS,
aSi" Street and Second Avenan, Natur .'crii,
WHOLKSALK AND RETAIL DEALER3
IN AM. KIN Pi) OF
LUMBER, MANUFACTURER8 OH MOULDIr'aU.
8A8H DOORS, BLINDS, AND BOX RBOOfiB,
rmrnlng in? ita branches. Booka containing;Pattr-rc?
v on laings sent on appllcati"*-?.
Dooember_I>r
AJTAKUOOD Ai?O TUE VIOOK O-.*1 YOUD "i
?TjL rostored In fonr w?->ek?, by Lr. BIOOBD'f* il?,
IKNOE OF LIFE. br. Rlcord (of Parla), after yotr? .>
larnest solicitation, bas at length acceded to the earl ill
-eqneati of the American public, and appointed OB ?_--c
n New York for tbo (isla of hie valued aud hlghly-pr:-.?.?*
Iisenoe of Life. This vronclwful agent will rest- ?
nanhood to the moot ohn.tU?rcd constitutions, whe*!:-i
irlalng from excosees, t-o etTocts of oUmate, or nataza
;aiiB?js. The timo required to cure tho most lnveters.?-:
'-sels four weeks; and if need according te print?*. In
itrnctlona, which are very dimple, failure Is lmpoeelblr.
ibis life-restoring remedy should be taken by ali aim,'
o marry, aa Ita effoot aro permanent. It in aaknowledgaii
ly the medical prosa to be Uie greatest discovery svir
nai?o. Ita developing powers are miracaloaa. BnocaiM
u every case la aa certain aa that aclence overthrowa !g.
loranco. Dr. Rloord'a Easoaoe of Life le sold le
asea, with full lmrtrnotlona tor aae, at $8, or four qaau?
lties in one for %'i, and will be sent to any part, o-refaUj;
?oked, on reoelpt, of r-i_ittamuj io ni.-i aooi-otlited agu &
PHIIJ1* R 'LANri
March 33 ly No. 34 Llborty-atroet. New York.
J. D. MURCHISON,
OOTTOIST FAOTOB^
AMD
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
A
Ootober l8
No. 54= Pine street,
?E-TIE-W -STORK
LOMBARD & CO.,
I0MMISSI0N MBR0HANTS
AND IllTOBTKns ARD DF.ALERfl I"
QRINDSTONES,
NO. l8 LEWIS, AND NO. 0 T WHABP,
no STUN.
Advances made on Consignment- of Rice and Cotton
i our address.
?eforence?, by permission: To Mesara. Jamcs Adohb
Co., Messrii. B-BS-T Bhot___s ft Co., Charleston, 8.
_tttacm*_ October 1
FIRE WORKST
?UNSTON & SCOFIELD,
GENERAL AGENTS FOR
LlUlendahT- Excelsior Fir? Works!
Importers and Manufacturera of
II IIVKSI.: OOOO?, PIUK CRACKERS.
TUIIPBDOE8, LANTEU.MS, ITlaAOS, Sie.
o. 9 DEY STREET, NEW TORR?
October 6 atoth 8m oa .
HARPS, , f
J. F. BROWNE & CO. 1 |
?ARP MANTJFAOTITREB8, HAVE REMOVED /
their Warerooma to No. 681 BilOADWAY, New
ork, oppoaiteMetropolita-Hotel. Btringa, Hnalo, an*
rery rvqnialte (or tha Harp. Esttibu-liod London, 1010: I
o it York, 1S11. a.at-3mo Ootob??
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