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-THE DAILY JEWS. Tte Banu ns f Mw-tr. ^.r?r dome ?nd palace. ero? and minaret, Th? TOD, 'as in the glowing weat he set. Had cast a parting gleam; Tor a?T*r on that cit?, now so bright . Waa mo-tiing mn to throw hu cheerful Unat: Twas lUe soo** horrid dream. , aa o'er the d' y n tah t's dark shadows fell Th?, trax?p at aoMtara aaamed to iou Its knell, Deepsdeiioareigned suprems; . m , janes ataees, aaatd ?bat aw mi gloat, Beseech, ad moat tho ? lien ce ot the tomo. BMaaaasaa while th' tavadtag lesriess slept, From oat th? (toona when thickest than npieapt 3 A ten*u- of luria flame I fl Lix? tome gigantic pine-torch waved on high, . Lit np the darkness of the midnight sky, 'Then vat?ahsd whence it cana e. and than, sot one, bot any Ort? uprose, lasmtatsietsof wrath on Btrtala'e foe?; ' Twa? everywhere the sane.. * ?ind esc h dna outline In that vengeful light .Stood ont uni boko* *o IK* g*K-rV c?hL The soldier, wwsri-d with the city's spoil. Baa found, tn a eep. refreshment from hts) toa ; ?Hfasm ililnns isnk hu Tiriln I "Forward," he seems to hear'.he wogtaiewnd, Onoe raore th? hoirtil* ?qa .drona close ?round ; Be n?<-t?.ib?Xoe agalu ! .. r-r The connon WaWBlMi aMJwa haflj - SB*&M**z*M raahnf asnaa??>0 . B e t Inks upon th e. plain- ' i Bot lol before his eye? theretWhad a gleam, Twas surr ly sots vision of bia dreum I From house to bouse th? fiery tempest flew, Fanned into fury oj each wind that htsW, ,,t ^wHde?nread on every sUa, - - - Lihrano'e.ll)wia?rlyer,trwedatlength Fictn ?bo??' restraints wmch caalned its ?lan BetnGeaa m tts prtle, ?MS-ofjfl^rxs 1 Tho itaajjcni refiecl the glow, ?T?rfi? V?? ?onescometjund ring far below, lTh^h,uet^ebu?, but" flo *. with oeatJaleas roar. wUd.wavea dashing 00 a rocky abort. And tien.'irons out dim p > vertv abode, ihelast Of Moscow's squalid tlvmsands strode: lam- r,and. Wind; T^i^^^^o^k^^?o?v?iiiDg cry ; Tbs child shell never find. ^^B^^^^^^B^Ia^SaS?fe} j^rhll^^ to r^*' fire.' .YTIUJ?"-: riiai?HO ta ?a?/u ?^B??^Sk1^SSS^& rte? awarWBKM IM? pue cn rnajesty once rose, A mom??t sta* \naB ueaxtonp. "?n ward enrrse ; As tho' SssrtsntF wdn^Wrleieif with remorse ? .W&mkmtmw W*aW hlBX Mon . !H7T IT^i-r?sMtadseeootent K>*slflMP woe, To be avenged upon her hated foe, oAaa) statt retenga is neat l la!asts^SaSSS <KremhO*i?014 ^ i Maa edt ed ,Jet.l fCX shelbi: ? baa ?9? Eli. Masarse**, awdin sSWnewe'er tata waste. fltkhmrtasn ido*J.?h*-invading >{jUrus harte. ?j. ?aasssa,a?'W?>?*aj awl, t.t.t:.-:i . ino? *u.. ? Tl^incnght.a^somnr.efth^ waa sorrowJSt, twas jiam alaa, tookte : , Ul SirM tnaVd tatar karil. F sanas aaxaa'i.wha had laid their legion? low, ?JU? ajTi Ito-araa windrag ahaet of snow, ats?aawsawanasnTMi tobin/ ?o* :'> OftMas^a?ten*,itactngte - Masas?, aaa sah j Quin af lnaHlia olnra lc .crJawj WIT lp tl :-?. co 5; 4_ST, Bi:'..?. : Bli Blaiaaaliniin?as Willi l^wlaiin mun lt TWIT ; ','c',v. ] ,;- . isaasasssssatssasrtB?????*?^? .l'ird ?eaeto W ?w lu v .t.;m"j.! J 1 ,I'.?I:..M !. ^LriasvlsdksnaaM ' f?fii^ and A ho?inle^tory was toid Bi tho British Par? liament, os the toort h day of thia mon th, tn I reply to a question addressed to the Secretary of Slate for the Home Department, in regard bro tal cruelties i the Fenian" prisoners af Panton? rille and Milbank, sad espeerally upon ODon-, ovan Boas?. A f n .... Tba mtntiatr was asked by Sir J. Grey, who j oaliacl the atUwillnn ot ,tb*rHome Siicretarv to ?ntnori??? fl"? !irfl?cted nnneceseary, and wanton cruelty thia IBBWs^eJHatoawMri whetber the ts guil ty of this cruelty wera reprunanded : ^d^srv^ deslfrtitol taaxVaow t Tie ??me Semetary made % vary entions reply. He de- ! nied that tbs specific acts mentioned in the newspaper report naff "been committed, bqt he BWWMjj thaaptbsr ants of s Ul more atroci 4rW?bwc?^ bad been perpetrated, for which no reproof had been sdmiiii8tered,and wbich he attomnfedjtotastafrand.de/end, (^Donovan 11 ossa, sarahs, wasoummittod to PentonviUe ?iaW^O^^bfti.lf^^ . Htai^aractar; al that tims was described to be. by those who anew him well, that of "a man oftbe most Xantle and tractable dispos it iou." Be was ?oat healthy of all the convict prisons." But In thia delightful tux*.^ seoloded Irom the vices j an<l tsmotauona of the outside wotld, such a ? J?*4 -carne overthis gen Ilea nd tractable ? ^'thaVher became -violent andoutrageo?s," I mal ' proaoo-?d snob a bad effect on the other _placid shades of Portland prison comes to be explain? ed? ona oeaaea to wonder at the tra D?forma? tion in bm -disposition.* A report made oon oerning him atatea. that V the. convict Bosaa to a OUirsromi maa, ind moat remain ibe object .0/uaneas?? auxiety and vigilaooe to the an? thon bee." When the keepers of a prison come to regard a conviot in tbja hght, it ia not diffi? cult to imagine what ma treatment would be. ?The sonnr warden cf Mil bank. ooo tun nea "ibm report, "say* that in the whole course of h s career hs bad never met with the equal of e^ns* He m nev mend vTtitl* His "lats," it j ita undergo, ctmtinnal poniahment it so-se?ere tbst **it fr?quent ly re? quired three or tour wardens to nsster him" Whiisfit MM tMmilaredyand to ba subjected to mental t irmento and perdecuiions of the most exquisite nrntahty. Iba Home Secretaxy said tba?, he 'would not weary the House with a atatetnent of the offences committed by Bosaa, and ot tbs punishments be received." Ima would co?tent himself with deeanbmg wiufrbaiBsWito 1868. anwyaossA WAS TXXATXD. -... ti -Qa tbs Hst of that mont h "be was punished faaMriiojJiMtn svnduot m refusing to work an hi? ^0? aad hi? uteurtHs wpre nitny." On tho nth ha was reported fur highly lttjuhorrii nate coadnet, TeiUaing to get out of .bed. and ne^wabtfwve Uruna**." < 1 he tra th appears to b3 thst the poniBbtnent on the lat, to ult ct ire? or fonr wardens" Wara probably bad left the prisoner sick and sore. ?othAi he waa unaole to rise and incapable of work- ) Birk, for thia offen00 the prisoner re? ceived vantes day* of nnniahment diet." This .?mnlatrnx (Let, as we asetftaln by reference to an authority ou tbe subject, consists of **a two-i*jiny loaf once a day and a pint of water." The sud<of. these da>? ot toasting brought Beena ?ar ?be 9th of June, ' and on that day, being prob. bly stimulated by his nob food, be wat? wi axed enough to be guilty of "inaubordi nate a ,d (b^respectxui conduct to the govern? or," and. further displayed the exubeiance of al aninto and the malitrnaucv of his V.W11?olly damaging two vests." For appears to bave received six da v t of pun : m IIK coll-of what nature is not st< ted the 16th he was reported 'fortnfusing _ _ bm ssitj for disrespect ni conduct to be^tfretntt, for Ktoaiug to clean his basio. sr dimaging his vast ?.nd a gotta percha ?jg i Horn puniahrne t roliowed, and *'OD be 1,7- h tua, governor entered the osil where w itA under puniabmeut, ' and ou that occa Hot-sa likes wild insbmiD ashe is, was playlnJ, and in snob hh?h glee, that he I "threw the toni co?tants ot his ceil utensil into the governor 's taos. For thia off see, said the Home Secretary "an ordinary prisoner would be?n flogged.**Dut BoS.-a, be.ng an err 1 ' prisoner, was reserved for another He was ahnt up in a solitary cell for ' ? awaiting tbs decision of the di? lban was sentenced to "twenty i day's oonfinemeut io a oamsbment cell." . tneee worusdo not teem very terrible, luau,, otto aisles to know what they iealiy let him torn to Charles Readea st orv ot nor Hawes and his model J jil in . it is 00 Late, to .Blend." The solitary con it Tor twenty days was enough 10 drive DI mad; the twenty-eight da>s* conflue in tte punishment ceil MAS enough to I ' lbw. . t . "a nraraBstxirr CXUL" 11 Inftoh piison io '*a pitch-dark durgeon," "the uar kn JBS is not uko tbe darkness | \ of our bed-rooma ai. rug ut, in which the oat-: line? of objecta axe more er leas visible; it IB the frightful darkness that chilled and crushed the Egyptians, soul and bod?; it IB a darkness that might ba. felt." This tembl? and unnat? ural privation ol all light is very trying to, all; God'ts creature*; to noaa more so than to man,. "and. amongst men it ie moat distressing - to those who have imaginations and excitability," nke^OTtonovan-Boses-.: A prisoner. who. was confined in inch a cell only six hours was ob? served on his release "tobe as white aa a sheet, and to tremble violently all over, bis body shaking, while every now and then a convulsive sob burst from bm bosom." Ibis is the effect ot eix hours of tho punishment to which-Boesa, fxe the crime af manifesting his eeteam tor the,' governor ny> the sanae means wbioh Madame Socrates need in dieplayiog ber affection for ber hseband, was condemned for seventy-two ho ture. Th e.s en ten ce wis for twenty-eight days, but?be jailors, nu willing to low their victim, did not -ranture to carry it out, and kept lum for the otb?{r twenty-five dava in a cell which WAS-lkhted. Bat. they varied the torture .by ? keeping bim manacled, and - occasionally in-. vesting him with . "THE rU.VTSHMDrT JACKET. This ingeniooa instrament has straps wbich are drawn so 'tight that the sufferer'& breath is impeded, and his heart, lungs and Uves are forced into untaatur-d coolac c. Then he is fastened to, a wall ao, that be ca o not more to eas* th* fri gb tfnl cram pa tb ai attack him.: : As a climax tbs? is a collar, with at rasped vite, stiff as iron, three and a half inohee high; and "in this three-handed iron gripe the victim wntoe* and sobs, sod moans with anguish." Presently, that is in an hour or so, he faints, and then he ia revived by bucko is of cold wat or dashed over bim. Mr, f?chard Pigot, a well known gentleman ot Dublin, who obtained per- J mission to vari. Boasa soon arter he had been subjected to these tortures for forty-eight dave-twenty dave in "a solitary cell" three days-in th? "dark punishment cell," and twenty-five dava in a "lightpunishment cell" waa shocked by the appearance he presented. Before his imprisonment;" say? Mr. Pigot,' "Boas* was a model of strength and symme? try, and of a most robust oonatirntion." Bat he waa now . "ranUTTJKXLY AGO," and was worn ont with astor sod torture. If. I weak from suffering and tor want of sufficient food, he failed to perform bis allotted task, he waa-punished by being deprived of one-half hia tood; and the next day, while thus still more .weakened, w? a ord.' red to perform a foll ? day's wort ja addi lion to; the . arreara of the preceding day. ? Fad ling, afr course, to tooom pliafa this, he waa again punished by the "jacket," th? "punishment cell," and "the dark cell," and so the rntertial work went on. In tte presence of. .the governor of the jail Boasa to'.d Miaj-tegO* that for thirty-five dayB he waf kept ir?a oefl with bi* ha ads manacled. uThey were not looeened even to eoable him to take bia food, which was lett for him on the fear of his ?ell; And unleSa he elected to die of si arvatiro, ne bad no alternativo rmi to take it on all-fe-i re a* an ant mai does." - The Home Secretly thought that this could scarcely be trae, but the Governor did not deny it To Air ?Bigot. And the Home Secretary admitted that ?JJ of th s lett er? wbich Bosom- bad written to-bw wife, fivo in number had been anopretss ed, '-as they were full -ot false statemeute cal eulat-ed to do mischief." It is a re m am able ???ebeeringlaet tos?, stare Mr. Pilot's lette. pnbHshed another change has Come 0Kt Bossa. rad tba?, tbs' Governor now' reporta bf him that "of all the Fenian prisoners h? is the beat tyehaved ;" and that ho now "receives uo punishment.'* It id cirrous that this change ahowld be simnhaneons with the calline: ' of publio attention to hts case. The truth no doubt ia that his torturers be oom e alarmed at the publicity given to tbe-r tctB, and bave ceased' to pers?cute their vic1? n <br?he present. 1 ? r - i i AEEA1ES Ut THE STATE. Jta\a*eau Governor Seo! t has appointed:C. Bruitb, Esq., notary publio tor Marion-an exoellent appoint - menr. '.' ' ' p A A correspondent of the Marion Crescent writes : "The writer baa Jost retained nom a tour on ?be weat side of the Great Peedee in MarioD. The crops,, ss S whole, are promis log, miebnibre so than usoal. 3.he>ystem of j faruiDeugood. H?a are uowit?o#*?i?Bpo8ed to have SeaaU crops well maBox*^ sd^F** ll "a ) ti vat ed,* than large ones badly managed and sHRrd?y.ma? tired. .. They have concluded, that ope molo and plough tuan can make by the new ayate? as much aa two mules an J two hands mr tho, old one, and tons save the extra expense of males and hireling*. Tbs bridges and roads are to bad order. - The bri ge oav Jsffries' Oree* is lBfe-rior,' though appareSfrfWe, (hat over Willow Creek, .positively dangerous, tbat over. Bte Swamp good. The new bridge caned Andefson,s,cverXyhcne'& Creek, contracted to be bout hy Marion nod Williamsburg, at their joint expense, it- jost o ?apleted, and seems to be badly built, and not by any means substan? tial.--. .'??!"! '".'..?: H ' THE PantcE ABD PBTKOZSS or WILES.-A En ropean correspondent, writing from Paris, says : The Pnnce ot Wales lias been at the Hotel deiBraatol- With but wile Alexandra. They have for bome days baon bat a good deal together?andh?Te been several tatnes in the Bois. Albert is not BO ho tiley, nor so stupid ia aopearance as he was when in: America, though stall far from handsome. Hois taid to be improving m bis morals, for which there is ample room. He las heed one-bf the most Gofl ts atp cf tho English nobuh? ?? is Bay? s' mach; and btw cruelly neglecte^hid pretty wife, ?04? wported to be reallr in-Arve with him. That' may bo tho Ot Women say that- the men they adore alway? abuse them. The Prince ia muob inferior to his wife in intellect and culture, and if she un Verstands the feminine art of management, as no doubt she does, she will be. able to make a botter man of her lord. Alexandra has a very ooBMly and inter?s tin g face, but looks rather ud and somewhat worn. Her domestic trou? bles ?have had their effect upon her Ufe. of -nurse, and have made ber seem older than she is. She reminds me of an American, and by so say in g 1 ratend to be exceed) ng tv com? plimentary to her. Vxpowu. HiW ?O&K--Per steetuebip -Magnolia-86 tierces Bice, ?3l balee Upland Cotton, MT bbla Naval , Store*;f> tates Tarn, (SO casks Cl?j. 1031 bu.a ; Petatae*,s31< erat M 'i omi to* s, #J boxes Peaches, 21 packages ucumbers, 3 bbls Onions, 6 bbla Oreen Corn, and bundriea. Cnarieston Cotton tanti nico ll ark et. 3FF1CK OP THE OHAttLEMl'ON DAILY -NtWe, ] CHASVE?TOB. W-dcesoay Evenina. -Tune SO. COTTOB.-There was but little br this article on ike market, a d prices had an upward tendency. Salea 61 bale?, vis: 10 at 30; ll at Si; 8 at 31X; 19 at 99; 3 at 32*; 3 at 83if; 3 ai S3. We quote UVELPOOX CLAflgjricanoN. Ordinary to ?cod ordinary.80 @31,S Low diddling..83 (a, - Middling.-..8JX@ By hew York classification we quote: Middling.83 @ RICE.-1 be transaction? were tight with but little in the market, but prices were firm; sales 13 tierces 3 f clean Carolina at 7 13-1 nc *B HJ. We quote tom in on to fair c.eau Carolina at 7>?<37li ; good 8@8 >4'c *B ft. Si BLTkeu by Telegraph,. FU ama* MARKETS. LIVERPOOL, Juue 30-Noon.-Cotton active but un manged; sales 15,000 bates. Afternoon.-Bales will reach 18,000 bales. Pork bat Evening.-Cotton active; uplands 12\H2^d; Or? leans ?aXaiaiC-'; sties 18 00 J ba.es. HAVRE, June 80.-Cotton on the spot and afloat If | 13c. DOMESTIC MARKETS. Nsw TORE, June 30-Noon --tocks, firm and in settled. Money 7, with >? commission. Sterling )'v Gold 87. Cotton 34^c. lurpentine droop nz, at 41 Bos a stesdy. 1 vening.-Cotton firm, sale- 3900 bales. Hour lull. Wheat firm. Corn duli Pork lower, $32?g. LATO heavy, kettle 19*? .20c. rurpentlne 41 y% 43>jc fx ighta on cotton tali, 5-3 2d ; wheat by steam %c, Jjvurnmen.s cooed srroug *63'sl31>?. Southerns teary. Mo .ey 7, with a % eommi-eiOL>. httrhng I09>?. Ooid J7>?. Stocks Lhjber but unsettled. H.TTTvni? June 80 - Jot,on 34>?e. Plour J4'c ower. Wueat dui - now white $1 SO; red $1 7S. Coro weak. Provisions quiet. Whiskey $1 CA Ylr poit's, old 50 bid. CntCTEHsTi, June 30.-Whiskey 92a93c. Pork 134 75. Sooulders 14c; clear aides 18.'. Lard '?Xe. LOUISVILLE. June SO.-Provisions dull. Mess pors P3 Sboulders litfc; clear ?lies I8^c, (Whiskey lu 1, 92 WiLimoTon, Jone 30.-Spirits turpentine a ?bade letter. 87Xa38a Bosla quiet, $1 63*1 75 crude urprnttne %160*8. Tar S3 35. Low middling cot? on 81 -il .se. AUGUSTA, June 30 -Cotton, market firm; sales 236 tales; receipts nominal; middling 33^c. .?nf RATAJDUH, June 30.-Cotton, market firm; raid diing 32c; sales 1W bales ; receipts 140 balee. MOBILE. Jone SO.-Cotton closed quiet ; sates TS bales ; low middling 31c; receipts 49 balea ; exporta 52 balee. >2 NEW' OBLE AUB. June 80.-Cotton steady; mid? dling 32)?a32Xc; salea 950bales; receipta 66bales; Gold 37},. Sterling 51. New Tork aigbt X prem? ium. Sugar nominal, common ?^aio^ ; prime 13>?. Holanes, prime fermenting B6a60c. Coffee doll, fair U&a*Xc; prime 16J?B16J?C, Havana Market. BATANA, June26 -The following ar? the cloting I pric ier ihe werk ending to day: - s DOAB - stoca in warebeuae m Havana aid Ma? unas?. ?HO.OOO uoxes, 17,000 bods; exported during the week from same porta to fo elim countries 83, 600 bc xe?, 1700 bhde ; to United States 9.00 boxes. 1 here has been ? large buslnHH In ingar daring the : week, but prices of all grades remain without quota? ble change, the market cloting qnlet but steady. MOLASSES-Closed dull: clayed 6Xa6 reala, and Muscovado, or common, 6J*a7 real? pet keg. KaziOHTS-To Liverpool buotant; per ton io r?.l raou h ?Dd ordere 60BA52a Gd; ?rt ht h ta to America dud; per bor sugar fl 6SJ?;per bhd tugar $6 60a8; per Lhd molaaaes 13 75a4 76. . . 1 xcHAttor-On London ltal6 per cent premium ; on Pari? ??al percent- premium; on United ?tate?, ingold sixty day'? debt, 2>iii per cent, premium; ?hort tight ia6 per oe tit premium; m currency, ?ix y day'? aigbt, 25Kail% per cent discount; abort tight, 23>?a2i>s per cent, discount. Wilmington Market. WILMINGTON, June I?.-TTrarawTon.-Prices unchanged. Hales oi 180 bolt at $8 tor Tin, and 3 66 tor yellow dtp per 980 pounds enarra TuaraSTma -Market quiet but steady; sale* ot 233 bbla at 37Kc per bbl. . loan?-H.I declinad in price; tales of 676 bblt at fl 63 for airained, 1 72*4*1 76 for No 2, and 13 60 lor low No 1. TA*.-30 bbla told at $3 26 per bbl. Baton Cotton Market. MACON, June 38 -COTTON-At the cloie et our hut weekly review we noted a limited demand, with offering" light. Our repor's irom day to oay for ike week now under renew varied but little from that report To-day the market waa very dull, scarcely anv cotton offering;1 Middling? Slo. Therecetpta to-day amount to 33 bales; shipments 18bales; salts .Mei.'. i OOTTOH STATIX&WT. Stock on hand September 1, 1868.1,336 Received tula week. ii Beceived previously...68.816-68,364 r- -"~r 89,690 Shipped thia week.43 Shipped' pWTioBAlY.,... ? 9.069-69,102 Stock frjj^jjj^ M8.j| tonii?n?t4p?rs?trjii^roii Ha.iroaa 07 bala* Coitor, 74 balee Demotics,-23 package?, B.con md L*wd.6t btu Na val ?j tor ss, lear Wood, 1 car Lucber. To Railroad AB^-Clsghorn, Herring ? Co. B Cobu A Co, B?eck* T? schsohto. Rtvenel et I H?hnst, SbWim ith tl -on. Pe leer, Roojgsjr? A co. Wi K Byan, KirkpaUtck k Ww?. J Adger ? Co, Hop? kins, McPherson A Co. I:.:'. " S? bale* Cottoo, IBO bbUNartl Store?, cars Lum? ber oara?torA, hbdt Baden, boxs? To?acrc Md.e. Aa Io3 Dat?os*. ; Mar/htlL Jr. H-nsman k How ell, A-St|BH?KB a Wafter k Co JAQoaeien ou?b, Bteew^'akrvia. W XRyan, Bi-ohoO A Co. J V uaroeo. t? W Iriia?* A CO. t J Pier sou, M Steele J H W?hrmann, A A Goidtmttb k Co. J O Beckley, J U Bradley, n Lord. Hr, Fro-1 A- Adver, H Cobla 4 U , J; VT Utera, : G EoiJip. Laurej et Alexander. Mown at Co, Fi i ag, boon, E Webing. D C Ebuugh, and W X banders. Pst ts en siera. Per steamship Magnolia, for New Tork-S H Bowe. Mrs F O 1'alway, C F ?arumis and lady, U S Stokes. J Boyce, H D Law, O hobin Km, wife and t?o chil? dren, Misa E Peck. MU? stily Ann Beasley. Father Pucquet Bra Hammexachmidt, CG Kendall and ladj, J Corbrtt, F Opdebteok, Capt Coxetter, aid 6 ] lu steerage. J8tn? Iras. Hort ol . CbarlAHton. July X. JPOKT CALJ1N?AK. rua KS or THZ MOON. Last Quarter, 1st, 7 noun. 37 minutes, evenitg. New Aloca, 9tb. 8 boar?. 14 minute*, mo. nmg. I first Quarter, 19th, 1 hour, ;8 minutes, morning. Foil Moon, 23d 8 bouta 84 mi outr?, morning. Laut Quarter. 81st, ll hours, 46 minnie*, morning. ? L-.-i-J so? j BOOB i.S*,*^tm | SKIS.j Soft 38-MOIKHJ..... 4 .66 7..?0 | 10..09 3S.Tuesday.... 4.-66 I 7..10 ll..Ja ?P| Wednesday. 4..66 [ -7..10 .. ll..43 llXnuxsday... 4..67 , 7..10 Mora. ZlFrlday. 4..67 I 7..10' ia..13 SlSasarday... 4..17 7..10 12..45 4Mn'<w1??. 4. 67 I 7..10 1..16 mas VAXKB. io..r.6 H..18 12.. 3 13..60 J..43. 2..29 8..24 Amveo Yesterday. Sehr Ann 8 Deas, irom West Point Mill. 136 tc? Bice. To Cohen, Banokel k Co. Cleared Yesterday. St earn ?hip Magnolia, Cfcoweil, New York-Ra ven el k Co. ?allrd Yesterday. Steamship Magnolls, CroweTI. New York. Sehr E B Baird, Gard ne.. Boston. From tbls Port. Behr ii innle Sepilen, Somers, Providence, June 36. Sbipnew* hy I frgrapb. PAVamfAB, Jane 30-Arrived, lan Jacinto and Huntsville from Mew York; North Point Irom Balti? more. Sailed, Ve) t ld enc ea for Falmouth. rtlenao< nn la The sehr E O Irwin. Atkins, from Georgetown, C. arrived at New York June 37. LKVr OK VMHlCLd OP, CL KA RED A ND SAILED FOR i HIS POA T. FOREIGN UVXBPOOL. The Bannah lizzie, Fergueon, cleared.May 20 The Minnie, Boter ison, sailed.May 19 The Vince, BaUiUay, up.June 12 DOMB8TI0 tOSXOB. Brig Americas, Hand, up.June BO XTOBT. MK. Brig Manzanillo, spear, tailed......Jane 12 Brig Monica, McCoob. sailed.Jane 6 ?Sur ?ST, snt I cl* Zeta Psi, Thompson, sailed.....Jane 20 OOLDSBOBO', KB. Sclr Velocity, Plnkham. tilled.June 16 saw roBB Brig A Biadshaw,-, uo.V.June 21 sebr Chura W Elwell, ChDds cleared.June 13 i Behr Grace elli ton, OtU, cleared.June 12 bear Rockingham. Nicserton, cleared.June S ehr S H '?d'. Sm al i, cleared.June 21 Bohra 8 Grove, weaver, cleared.June 18 Behr Wm L 8)rings, HalB?y,up. ...June 17 Scbr Mary Slow, Banklti, c ea-ed.June 19 PHILADELPHIA. Sehr Adolph Hugel. Booinson.up.June 23 EALTTMOEE. Sehr Hbitob. Hubbard, cleared.June 10 |_?UU.UH.S di 31 ALB KT li. No. 36 Droad-strect, Charleston, b. 6.. BB ORBES, ACCTIONEEK?. BEAL ESTATE Ain> QKSKRAL COMMISSION AGENTS. Will itt tend to Benong and J Meeting ot Rems and purchase and sale ol bioo-'s, Bonds, Gold, BUrer sud Beal Est?t e. ALSO, To the Purchase or Good* and Suppl tes for parties in the country upon reasonable terms. QEOBOE L. HOLlCEt.AtZXAKDgB MACBZIB. Jaousrvl_ lyr ^.ILLIS di CHlSOL.tl. FACTOBH, COMMISBION MBBCHAKT8 ami SHIPPING AGENTS, WILT. ATTEN I? TO THE PO RC tl ASE, SALE ANC SHIPMENT (to Poretgn and Domestic Ports< et COTTON, Rich, LOM BEB ANO NAVAL cTOREtv ATLsNIIO wy ARI'. Cbarletton, ?. 0. t. WILLIS.S. B. CHIBOLM October 96 C. J. SUHliEPKGKULl., JSTo. 37 LINE-STREET, BETWEEN KING ANL" ST. PHILIP, LUM BEB OP EVERY DESCRIPTION AM tsTJILJJlNG MATERIAL, LIME and PLASTER? ING LATHS. PAINTS.OILS. GLASSE*, SHINGLES ; also ti BOO VE AND 1 ON GUE BOARDS, Ac, con? stantly on band at the lowest market ?rices. September 19 mrhsWr nUniKD Lt A L V , GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT, Ao. bu Warren-ttreet, NEW TORS. PERSONAL ATIENl'lON GIVEN TO THE PUB CHASE ot all kinds ot MbBCH NT1SE. fioott, Shoes, Hatt, Ca.jB and Trunks, atd BtrawGoodst specialty. Conslguments of all kinds ol SUple Articles and general ETOO nee solicited. Promp- returns gua-a? teed. EDWABD DALY, Late of Ubarlestrn. 8. a nu-Weakly Price Currents tent free by pott. Janean 38 BAO Cmos GUARDIAN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OP NEW YORK. Organized in 1869. All Policies non-Forfeitable. Hali Lo rm Taken. No Notes Required. LAST CASH DIVIDEND 50 (FIFTY) PEU CENT. Statement. Policies in force.$25,000,000 ASseta.... 1,500.000 Annual Income. 800,000 fosees-Faid.. 500,000 Officer*. W. H. PECKHAM, President. H. Y. GAHAGAN, Secretary. L. McADAM, Actuary, 6. A. FCDICKAR, Supennteodent. flon. JOHK A. Dix, Ne? Tork. Bon. JAMES HAEPEH, Firm Harper & Broa., . - ex-Mayor New York. JOHN J. CHANE. President Bank Republic. WM. T. HOOKES, Wall-street. WM, M. YEE MEL YE, Banker (Yermily? & Co.) Crus. G. ROCKWOOD, Cashier Newark Banking Company. Hon. OXOBOC OED TEX ex-Mayor of New York. MINOT C. MOBOAK, Banker. THOMAS RIGNEY, Firm Thomas Rigney ? Co. BENJ. B. tfHEBMAir. rreasurer New lork Steam Sogar Re Smog Company. A AEON ABKOLD. Firm of Arnold, Constable ? Co. RICHARD H. BOWNE, Wetmore A Bowne, Law? yers. Directora. E. V. HAUOHWOCT, Firm E. V. Haughwout i Co. WM. WELKENS. Firm W. Wilkens A Co. JULIES H. Pu AIT, Merchant. WM. W. WBIOBT, Merchant, CHAS. J. STABS, Merchant. WILLIAM ALLEN. Merchant. GEO. W. CUTLER, Banker, Palmyra, N. ?. Ooo. T. HOPS, Piesident Continental Fire In? surance Company. JOHN H. SHBBWOOLV Park Place. WALTON H. J MOXHAM, Corner 5th Aveno e anc Iwenty-thira-etreet. EDWARD H. WBIOHT. Newark, N. J. GEO. W. FABLEE, Counsellor. W. L. COGSWELL, Merchant. GEORGE KEIM, General Agent for Sooth Carolina. Dr. T. REEVSTJKtivi. Examining Physician. January 11 Imo R. ISSERTEL, GENERAL AGENT FOR CHARLESTON, OflJee So. 965 King-Street, Charleston. S. C. MARVIN'S PATENT Alum & Dry Plaster FERE PROOF SAFES Ar? mott deairable. for quality, Anita and pri?e. / MARVIN'S SPHERICAL BURGLAR SAFES Cannot be Sledged ! Cannot be Wedged ! Cannot be Drilled! BANK VAULTS, VAULT DOOR8. EXPRESS BOXE8, FAMILY PLATE SAFES, COMBINATION LOOKS Plaue Mad for. a ertatbgne to MARVIN & CO., (oldest safe maauActarers) -n . ? , (365 Broadway, New York. wiF't -{791 :Chaataat?.r PWla.. Warehouses (^Bank Bt,CleTelaiid,0 . And for tale by our agents in the principal cities throrigTiout the ] United State? FOR 81 Lb Al* WM. M. BJRD & CO., No. 203 EAST BAY, CH A UL K BTU*. December 9? lyr Prags, ?t)cmif?ls, <El?. Q. J. L t H U, WHOLESALE AND BETAIL DRUGGIST AND APOTHECARY 8. K. Corner of King ?nd John-Sta. SPECIAL AND PERSONAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO PHYSICIANS1 PRESCRIPTIONS. DEALER TA FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, FANCY GOODS, PERFUMERIES, SOAPS, PUFF! ARD PUFF BOTES. TOILET SETS, dc. PATENT KUDICI.1ES GtXl'l VE BA Y RIM, LUHN'S COLOGNE IS UNSURPASSED BY ANT OTHER. A TRIAL WILL REPAY YOU. GERMAN COLOGNES. LUHN'6 .FLAVORING EXTRACTS Have no equal for strength aid purity, and ought to be need by all SODA WATER DEALERS AND ICE CREAM MANU FACTUBEB3. Mr. E. H. JACKSON, Proprietor of the Charleston Hotel, aaya: "I recommend your Extracts without hesitation to the pnbtic for Ice Cream?, Jellie* and Pastry." Mr?. H. M. BULTEBTTELD. Proprietress of the Pa? vilion Hoiel, says: "They are well worthy the atten? tion of those who deal in them.or ase them " 1 hese Extracts are put ap ia small vials, by the dozen, for the trade and family use, and in j int, quart and half gallon bottles for manufacturers. Congress and High Kock Spring Waters CONSTANTLY ON HAND. Any art'ele desired, not in Stock, v. 'll be procured to order. Goods delivered io the atky FREE OF CHARGE. June 8 DAG tut hs Smo /J O L O G fl 1, ? nPFBTOR TO TPE BEST IMPORTED CO-' LOONE WATER, manufactured a. d sold wholesale and retail by Dr. H. BABB, Jone tl No. 181 Heating-street I JJaints, ?ils, (Str. QAMER?S, BAH KLEY ?i CO., NORTHEAST CORNER Meeting and Cumberland Streets. STEAM ENGINES GRIST MILLS CIRCULAR SAW. MILLS, Md MACHINERY. January 1 Imo H I T E LEAL), ZINC PAINTS, COLORS, VARNISHES, BRUSHES, Ao., A?. RAW AND BOILED LINSEED OILS. CAM I?HOS, BAMKLEY dfc CO? Hortbeatt comet Meeting and CUP beriand etreeta. January 1 6mo O 11, 81 OILS! O I Ii SI 1000 GALLONS PURE WINTER LARD OIL 700 GALLONS PURE WINTER No. 1 LARD OIL 600 GALLONS PURE WINTER SPERM OIL 000 GALLONS PURE MASON'S SPERM OIL 600 GALLONS PURE MACHINERY OIL 11000 GALLONS WHITE OAK LUBRICATING OIL 300 GALLONS REFINED NEAT8FOOT OIL 800 GALLONS TANNER'S (STRAITS) OIL. CAJI KK OK, BAHKLKY di CO., Moztbeaat corner Meeting and Cumberland atxoau. January 1 Arno O O FING TIN 600 BOXES IC 14x20 ROOFING TIN 300 BOXES IX 14x20 ROOFING TIN 100 BOXES IC 28x20 ROOFING TIN 60 BOXES IX 12x20 ROOFING TIN 25 BOXES a 12x12 25 BOXES IX 11x20 20 BOXES IX 10x20 20 BOXES LXX 11x20 20 BOXES LXXX 11x20 20 BOXES TX XXX 11x20 BLOCK TIN, TINS MAN'S SOLDER, SPEL? TER. Ac, Ao. IV STORE AND TO ARRIVE. CAMEROV BAUKLEY di CO., Norlbeaat corner Meeting and Cumberland street*. January 1 6mo B KLTXNGI BELTING! 5000 FEET OAK-TANNED LEATHER BELT? ING 6000 FEET GUM BELTING, 2, 8, i, and B PLY 250 SIDES PATENT DRESSED LACE LEATHER ?00 DOZEN METALLIC-TIPPED BELT LACING 100 BOXES BLAKE'S PATENT BELT STUDS 150 DOZEN(T0LLMAN'S BELT HOOKS 750 YARDS GUM PACKING, 1-16 INCH TO i INCH THICK TUCK'S PACKING, i INCH TO li INCH DI* ,. AMETER SOAPSTONE PACKING, i INCH TO li INCH DIAMETER WHITE AND BROWN JUTE'PACKING ITALIAN HEMP PACKING RUBBER AND LEATHER HOSE MANHOLE AND HANDHOLE GASKETB Of ALL SIZES. CASIKHON, BAKKIiBY ?X CO., Northeast Comer Meeting and Cumberland ?.reeta, January 1 t mo jj A li I It O JV , SHEET IRON AND STEEL. WKOtGHT AND CAST .IRON PIPING, STEAM AND MALLEABLE CAST IRON FITTING IB, fdr 'steam and water. CA HE HON. BARKLEY & CO., Northeast comer Meeting and cumberland ? cresta January 1 ' 6mo B KASS W O K K STEAM GUAGE8, GONG8, GUAGE COCKS STEAM BIBBS AND SI OP COCKS, STEAM WHISTLES GLOBE AND CHECK VALVES, OIL CUPS WATER GUAGE3 GLASS GUAGE TUBES MERCURY GUAGES, LOW WATER DETEC? TORS COPPER AND BRASS WIRE. CAJliCRON, BAHKLKY dc CO., Northeast Comer Meeting and Cumberland at reeta, Jaauary 1 6aao ROSAD ALIS. ? ROS AD ALIS. Sold by GOODRICH. WKVEMAN Al CO.. Direct Importers nf European Dnvaanrl Chemical?, May8 atuthlvr CHABLESTO??. B. C. QITRATE OF MAG* USIA. A GOOD COOLING bTJMMEB MEDICINE MADE fresh every day, by Da. H. BABB, May 26 No. 131 Meettng-street. c. ?rsjf, (tyemi?al?, (EU. F . P A V K S I S , Apothecary and Chemist. No. 123 Meeting-street CHARLESTON, S. C. r?tB? ADVERTISER BBGS TO CALL ATTEN? TION to hi. stock of the best Imported and V om es? t?o CHEMICALS, DRUGS' AND PATENT MEDICINES. DE'ATH TO FLIES. LIGHTNING LIQ BT? IN G LIGHTNING LIGHTNING FLT PAPEB FLY PAPEB FL i PAPEB FLY PAPEB. SURE AND SPEEDY DESTRUCTION TO THIS TROUBLESOME YIBIIOB. FUR SALK BE THE SHEET, QUIRE OR REAM, DB'S" THE ADVERTISER. MANUFACTURER OF PANKNIN'S HEPATIC BITTERS, Which bare estabUsbed for themserres a reputation surpassed by none. Through constant effort and attention he nope, to merit a continuance, of the public patronage which baa hitherto been extended to bun. february 16_tnthalyr "QR , O . 8. PBOPHlTT'g FAMILY MEDICINES CONSISTING OV HIS CELEBRATED LIVER MEDICINE, ANODYNE PAIN KILL IT, ANTI-BILIOUS PILLS, AGUE PILLS, Dysentery Cordial, Female Tonic AND PURIFYING PILLS. rB EXCELLENT REMEDIES OF O. S. PEO? PUITT, M. D., need no recommendation their well known power in removng the diseases pe collar to our Southern climate having already est?b? il sh rd fur them an enviable reputation m Georgia and the adjoining states, AB the majority ot person* llvfiag tn the Booth are predupo- ed to dfease of the Liver, it ls granted by all intelligent physf danatti*! moat of the pains and aches of oor people are doe to organic or ioncti?nal derangement of that impor? tant organ. Fropbitt's Liver Medicine and Anti Billon. Pilla strike directly at the root of thc ovil Th?*T core the Liver, which in nine rases out of en, ia at the bottom of the Coup bs. Dyspepsia, Colic, Sics Headache. Rheumatism, Constipation, Men? strual Obstructions, Ac, so common" among oor people. Earache, Toothache, Acote Rheumatism, Neuralgia and bodily pains of every bind five before PllOPHlTT'S PAIN KALL. LT Kke chaff before tho wind. PROPHITT*S LIVER MEOICISIK. Dr. FropXiU- Having u-'ed this medicine suffi? ciently lon? to te.t its virtue, ind to satisfy my own mind that it is an invaluable remedy fer Dyspepsia -a disease from which the writer baa suffered much for six years-and being persuaded that hundreds who now suffer from thia annoying complaint would be signally benefit: ed, a. be has te. n. by its nae, ?e deem it a duty we owe to this onfortunate class to recommend to them the use of this remedy which has given not only himself but several members of his family the grui* est relief. M. W. ARNOLS. . Of the Georgia Conference. DOOLY Com rr, GA , April, 1867. Thia is to certiiy that I was confined to 'be howe, and most of the tire to my bed, and tuffering the greatest agony Imaginable with Rbeom?tisuY, for Uve months, and alter trying every available reme? dy, with ho relief, I wa? cured with two bottle, of Dr. O. S Prophitt'a A nod > ne Pam Etti It, each cost? ing tfty cents only; it rebeled me almost instantly. I therelort recommend it in the highest degree to others fullering from similar diso se. I eau saw that it is one ol the best lamlly medicines now oat, certain. Yoors truly. W. A. ?'OB EH i ND. CovntoTOtt, GA., July 9,1867. Dr. PropkiL- Having used you* Liver Medicine for more than a year ba my family, I cheerfully re? commend it to all persons t-ufferinc from Liver ai ; fections. Dyspepsia or Ind'gertlon in any form. I also recommend your Dysentery Cordial ss the best remedy tor that disease. O. T. RUGEB?. KTANP0BPV1LI.E, J? UTK AM CoOHTY, Oct. 1, 1867. Dr. 0. S. Prophitt-Dear Slr-J hit is loceroiy I that I have used yuur Ague Pills for the laai ten ye irs. and 1 nave never failed to cure .he Ague in a single instance wi,h them. They alwtya break the chi-ls the first day that ibey are ei ven I can recom ! mend? them as beiou the -cst ague medicine that 1 bave . var found, and they leave no bad effect, follow? ing them, as Quinine Ac. lours respectfully. A. WESTBROOK. PUTNAM rorKxr. GA. Pentember 32,1P68. Dr. O. ?i. PropAiii-,.-tr-I have used for the last two y ara in my family you Liver Medicine, your Hain Kill It, and you Female Tonic, and I bave no fear a in saying that they are the best medicines I have e? er nsrd for the Liver and Stomach Neurw'g c and Rhinmntic afflictions, Headache, Colic, and pains ol every kind are subdued by them. After using the medicines so long, I cheerfully recommend them to ai y aiid every one, and to all ibat are afflicted, as the best and safest rrmi-dies for all the disease* for which 'hey are recommended, kc. Tours respecttolly, JAMBS WRIGHT. UK flt OP Ii I Tl TS FEMALE TUNIC. This Vedicine, with its associates, ls a safe and certain remedy lor all curable diseases to which Fe? males a'one are liable. It ia also an exzellent are venta five of Nervous BllBdnef., or Nervoui Dis? ease tn either male or ion .ie It is a powerful Ner? vine Tonic, setting np a full and free cir. olation throughout the avsiem. ail or the above Medicine* sold by Drue (fiats and Merchants generally .hroughout the -outhwest, ED. 9. BU H Ml AM, Wholesale and Retail Agent, No. -131 King-street, (near Calhoun,) Charleston, 8. C. Prepared only by DB. 0. 8. FBOPHLTT, April 16 itatfaimoe (jOYlngton, Cha, PriflSj Cernir-ais, ctr. KKVKH A "JD AGUE, FROM WBIOH MAS KITO sTJF?ksB over a large part of toe glob?, lathe consequence of a diseased action tn tbe system, induced ny the potsoa ons mia*m ol vegetable decay Thia exhalation ia ?volved l y the action of solar beat on viet soil, and naes with the watery vapor f om it While tbe ann ls below the horizon this vapor lingers near the earth's surface, and the virus is taken with it through the lunga m to th? blood, lhere lt acta aa an irritating poison on tba internai viscera and excreting organs of the body. The liver becomes torpid and taila to secrete not only this vms, but also tbe bile from the blood. Both the virus and tbe bile accumulate in th? circu? lation, ?nd produce vio ent constitutional disorder. The spleen, the kidneys, and the stomicb .ymp? thize with the liv r, and become disordered also. Finally, the m stfnct ot nf organism, as ii in aa at? tempt to excel the noxious infus loa, concentrates tbe ?hole blood of the body ht the internal excreto? ries to force liam to cast it ont.- The blood le ave? the surf see, and rushes lo tbe central organs with congestive violence. This ia the Chill But in this effort It '(aila; 1 hen tb e Fever follows, in which 'the blood leaves the central organs sad ruthe? to ?Jae nu face, as it in another effort to expel the irritating poison through that o.b. r great excretory-the akin. In this also lt fails, and tbe system abandons tho attempt exhausted, and w its tor tbe recovery of strength to repeat the hopeless effort another day. These are the nts ot paroxysms of Fever and Ago?. Such constitutional disorder will of course andes mtne tb? health if it ia not removed. We have labored to hud, and have found aa anti' dote, AYKR'S AGUE CURB, Which neutralises rbis malarious poison in th? blood, and stimulates the liver to expel it from the body. A? it should, fo it does cure this iffiicting disorder with perfect certain ty. And lt does more, or rather dora what bi of more service to those sub? ject to thia infection. If taken in aeaaon lt expela lt from the system ss It ts absorbed, sod thus keep* those who use it tree irom ita attacks; keeps the syV? bm rn health although exposed to the disease. Coa sequen?) lt not only enies, bat protects from, tba gr eut variety ot affe ct io .a which are induced by thia m alignant influence, such aa Remittent Fever, CUB Fever, Dumb, or Raeted Ague, Pert ?jd ic al Heslach?, or Bilious Headache, Bilious levers, ^eaxaJUafc Rheumatism, Gout, Blindness. Toothache, kara che. Catarrh. Asthma, Palpitations Painful Affections of the -pJeen, Hysterics, Colic, Paralysis, and Baluru! Affect ons i f the Stomach and Bowels, all nf which, when arising frcm this cause, will be found to as? sume, more or lesa, the lnlsraalttent type. This "AUDE CC BE." removes the came of &e?e derange? ment s ard cures the disease. Ibia it accomplishes by stimWsttrg the ?xttreto rtes to expel the virus from the ?jeteas; SSJSMMM organs by de*rees become habited to do this, their r mee. of their own accord. Hence arises what wa term acoUmatatloo. Tim? assy aceoanpUsh tho sam? end, but oitea hie is not long enough, or is sacrificed In the attempt, while thia ?Ague Care" doea ital, once, iud with safety We bave g-eat re sonto be? lieve -hi? li s surer as well as sate? remedy forth* whole class of diseases ?hieb are cans, d by the mi? asmatic in'ecti n. than any other which baa beta? dlf covered; and It has ?till soother Important ad? vantage to the ru bile, walch ls, thal it ls cheat as well aa good. nark .ia ar Dr. J. C, A?KK ? Ce, Uw?ll, Haas, Practical and Analytical Chemists. Piice One Dollar per bottle. Bald st Wholtssle. by DOW?X A MOISE, Charlea ton. South Carottas; V And by Et tail Druggists everywhere. June 23_PAC . STOtMmos JQAKBVS PROPHYLACTIC FLUID. Letter fro m Hon. A lex. B. Htpkmt, ff 'fi?WfjA ,. CBAWToamernxa, Ow Ueptt nabar *>. 1868. Darby's Prophylactic Finid lasa article of little coat, bat ?real value. Ita domestic aa weil aa medi? cinal raes are numerous, ?one ila specialtiee ara most wonderful I hare not boon without H.for ten years, snd no bead of a ?amily who ?sn aflced to hsve it should be without it -,. , ALEX H. SrEPBEBS. j -' og THE WOSDEHPl'L FAMILY MK DU CINK. 0 Letter from ike Surgeon-General of Ike WU Confeder? ate State*. :-rIt BICHMO.SD, Va., January li, 1809. - JOH? DABST k Co., Mo. 160 w Uh am-street, New York: _ Oiitiflwn-I have received your letter of the 1Mb. of December, 1860, callina say attention to jour ?Darby's Prophylactic}Fluid." - I moat cheer!sill ?tate that the Fluid was furnish? ed to, and extensively used by, tba suweana la charge of general hospitals faa the Confederate ser? vice with great benefit to the patients-?D the.sn*, geors making a favoiable report-a great deal of, it Wis use.) in the hospitals. Jg Very respectrally, your obedient ?ervant, Lr. SAM'L PBEaXON M0?RE, MD? THE ASTONISHING DISINFECT AN T. E M o ET COLUOS, 0 ITO ED . G A., December 38.1868. Prof. DABBT. Dear Sir- baving ?ot I*en ea- - gaged for many years bathe sc uve duties of the Medical profession. I am only superficially acquaint? ed with the ela-ms ef your Prophylactic Fluid, bat am well acquainted with its chemical elementa. While, therefore, I cannot speak experimentally ol the value of the compound yet the disinfecting and therapeutic properties of the agents employed bi ita composition, together with the well known reputa? tion of its discoverer, aa a chemist, authorise me ta, regard ita m?rite as of a high order; ba the whole ll must be considered as a valuable eoatrloutton to th* class of articles to which it belinga. , li!. These views, I may add, are tus tain ed by the testi? mony ot many competent Judge?, who have teated its properties. Believe me, dear ab*. yours, .respectfully, . A. MEANS, M. D., LL. D. CURES BURRS, WO CN OS. STINGS, die. ALABAMA i*s.i*cr HOSPITAL, \ .: TUSCALOOSA. December ai 1868- j Messrs. JOES DAXBT k Co., No. 160 Wuliam-street New York: Oe* tie m en-I received your circulars of the If taja Instant, asking an expression or opinion from me aa to the merits of your Prophylactic Flu d. 1 be pre? paration bas been so generali) used by the protea sion and public at burge, and to universally esteem? ed,, that it seems to me to need no further recesa* m ends ti on. Ai a disinfectant and remedial agent too. when in dicat d, it is not excelb d ht any aballar prepara tioa. Vf e use permeanganic piepst allon? very extensively - in this h. sp tal, snd con d not do without them. X consider yours tue best and moat elegant piepste? tion of the kind manufactured. Respectfully yours, Ac, F BRICE, M. D., Sup't and Physician Alabama Insane Hospital. DOWIL (fe MOISE, WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, > May 36 tu th somos i gents for South Carolina. BISHOP PILLI TUB BISHOP PILLI THE BISHOP PILLI A Purely Vegetable Pill (Sngar-Coated.) "GOSTAU'**" BISHOP PILI, "ls of extraordinary efficacy for Costiveness, Inda gesti?n, Dyspepsia, Headache. Nervous Debility,^ Liver complaint." "The *rst PILL in the world." y Medical Journal, September 8. 7 TRY T H E MI TRY THEM! D?r All Druggists in CB ABLESTON sell them. "COSTAR'S " STAND ABD PBEPAB ATI 0 N H ABS ?CoatarV Rat, Roach, ?Vc. Ext erm i's. "tostai-v Bed Bair Exterminators. .Costar V I ?ul y pore) Ixtaeet Powder. "Only Infallible Remeriiea known." "18 years established In New York." "2000 Boxea and Flasks manufactured daily.** "I ; I Beware 111 of spuriou? imltatioo?." "All Druggists in OH ABL?siON sell them." For ta, I?, $3 and tz sizes, Address "COSTAR" CO31 PAN Y. So. 13 Howard*street, New York. Sold In CHARLESTON, 8. C., by OOODK1CH, WINKDIAN di CO. March 33 nae ITT K OSAD A LIS Purifies tbe Blood. For Bale by Drugsrlale Ev/erywoere. .Inly aa ?so lji