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-THJ5 J?AILY JJEFS;| .' Hidden. . ~" j ? . :....) :.-.'.<<i Sr. . bl i li Q blosbai, rife not to my cheek; ? i ll Utcll'tA'e e\e?, bo Dlcai ?nd gay; O ItpsoBO wtratr kuigaagt s . , To him thin ?iraplc yes ?od usy; O heart I ia. thy moaidesp ?eceaa, Be eifel ?, ?uroly hld away ... . '. . TUi ayoret, that he tuay.not gueUf. . ? jrkey caUmoheaullful: Al,?'* I. "fi . By him uar?red Ipr. what eera IT Once I knelt down and kia? od the grass Bis foot had um*?ed Mi paesing.hy ; ????ocom?::;outlero'p , That he bau cruihed, and left to did, BUD for bia a? a a I treaaure np. O tender Father I la lt ?In >. To lore thy noblcat creatures thu?. Although no an-tvi erlng lois we win I Art Thou nat eyer leadlDgus* - - And Toast Thou sent tu?| love to me, To calm my heart tumuttoas. And gui J." ne, thro ^ h my t)rief, to Thee ? O let me love hun to tho ? e d Most purely ; and perchance some day He'll take my band sud call me friend. When time for lore 1? pawed sway; When eves that ablae when he ls near Are dim; when golden lo k? are gray; And Death, the aogel. draweth sear. {CSambtrt' Jo*m*i~. THE POJiT HOY A I; ll Al J,HO AO COM? PANY. Aaa Interesting and Impoitaint MeeiT??sT. We taJto from the Angnsta Conatitntionalist tho following lively account of tho meeting of the stockholders of the Fort Royal Railroad Company, held two weeks ago in Beaufort : The mooting was hold in a dilapidated Motb odiat chapel. Tb ore was what ia 'known aa a "hiRh old time" at this convocation. The battle royal seemed to be between tho contract ore and those of tbe stockholders who had mo? nopolized tho land that iron tod tho mont eligi? ble. waUsr courses for the; termini of the road. A bombie uuspicion hadaoizod upon tlio Beau? fort Btookholdere, and they .trembled, lest tho road should terminate at what is known as ' Toot'Point, and leave their lande and their ? town in tho lurch. ."Bo blinded wore they with 1 ibis idea' that not the charter ' Kneif, which prevented it, nor ye I, tit ie fa?t that 'it would 1 efturto iho road t? make an absurd and expen? sive deception ot twenty miles, ooo ld oonvinco ?hem tu ibo .contrary., Impelled by such a ' Huapicidn, th ore. wera some racy developments r at , to. land .monopoly.. The ebtrpsuooting between the Beaufortiiee :and the ohief oort tractor. Mr. Flannagan, waa something ter line, - By some Bismarck i ans diplomacy, the oontractor seemed to krjow'tb? way into every? body's Bute Bo?rd, ctpambor ot the heart Booie of his retort sr wero na telling aa nnex W?lejh.fipmo.were. surgical,, and o thoora .woio aa good aa opera bon (Te. In mercy we refrain from p&itiouUrai I Bofflee it, that no end of Boiled linen was brought to the public wash? tub on that., occasion;', Tim trial of strength ?arno off when.a vote, by ulock, WAH takou an' a ii "motionthat looked io an adjournment without an election ofoflleere. ;A majority ol the etooK holders present. werp afraid of the future power ?of the' . contractors, wbo .as 'the " .vfork gradnally progressed, .would gradually. ' controlv tho ' stock. Heneo ' thoy wanted to ,* check this -move' by keeping; in position their old'dir?ojpory. T he vote was taken and the con trac tera lost the day. : At thia poi wt, the' afternoon session terminated. iThon that great tia American potentate, Km g Canons, began ma reign, preliminary to the night aeeeoiblago. The night session came and Caucus performed trin?les.. The voice of the Georgia Railroad was omnipotent, and when it satisfied Beaufort that Foot anoint was not to be thought of, Beau? fort surrendered tho hatchet and agreed to ad? journ .une die. When tho next meeting takes place enough or tho road will be completed to ?ive high eon trading partita virtual control of ie Btook. ' TX m at tera progress se antfoipated there will be a new ahfflue and a new deal. Two direct ern will be abosen from the Georgia Railroad and two from tbe Savannah and Charleston Road. Sp?cul?t ton ie rifo as to the next presidency, as to the ohoioe of routes and aa to the .exact locality of a Southern deep-' water terminas. We think we know th o'co m i n?, man; but wo oannot tell all i ho world and bis wife. No .ono oan yet desigualo.'.tunprecise lino of rogcL lt will, at this end, naas through somebody's land in Beech Island, but will prob? ably not wriggle over everybody's plantation. We are of opinion that tho Southern terminus trill be whore certain anxiouB partios toast soa? ped, as Mr. Flannagan ia somewhat myste . . riously inclined, like Stonewall Jackson, and may go to other places than tboao he was most happy to praiso and most sedulous in inspect? ing. Moro than this we do not venture to Bay, for we dislike false prophecies and love to bo secretly wise. The momentous fact remains that tho road will be promptly built ?nd that - Angnsta will have anoi her magnificent outlot to the sea. Already tbe work has been begun, and tboro is money bohmd to push it forward. Firet-class ocean steamers may, something like a year boneo, sonnd their steam whistles in the bearing of tho ?ea islands, and the iron horse will plungo like a thunderbolt from the waters of Port Royal td the fertile lands that compass ns about, bri uping and bearing tributo, amd prosperity, and a new'era of progreBB. We Bb ouid not be surprised if the day were, not very rem?te when the Georgia and Port Royal '. Roads will become a unit, and under one pres? ident and ono directory reach forth to tbe granaries of St. Louis,- by ?We aiUanoos, and , without breaking bulk on land.' sprid forth the haryeeto of the Northwest \toytbe porte ?f Europa. To Colonel George Hg "Elliott tho in . augurai ion of (his groat entorpriao in due. As early, we think, as 1842, ho succeeded in start? ing tbe bill. It rolled - slowly forman? years, but ho Btill lives, bald and enthngiasMo, to see it marching on. Mr. Millett,'baa; with greater personal incentives, tho orodit of reviving the enterprise whoa it dropped... It^baa paueed now', let UH,, trust, beyond that possibility of any future failure. ' i ' ' ? II as i > --- ? "3L TJBATtrxn, C?ZZtEIlT ACCIDENT, Explosion ot* a Kline In Saxony-uvtr Ko or Hun il red Live? Lost. ? A letter dated Dreeden, Saxony. August 5, caye : Early on Monday morning lani intelligence was received here that al a ?bort ilia lance from, thia city, np war ia of four hundred men hod' alon'Vi ct) ron to a terrible'colliery acoidpnij. first it waa "bobed that the numbera were, considerably exaggerated, but .it ia now nearly certain that the figures will provo oven greater,' ?420 or moro being absent from tho roll-call on Tuesday.. Tho following are the details aa' exact aa lt vii 111 possible to arrive nt (hom during tho Counter nation caused byjtbia ead calamity. On Mon? day morning, at 5'o'clock, a shook like that of an earthquake" alarmed the neighborhood! of Potsobappol, a pretty little village Home what: resembling Matlock,-in Derbyshire, situate about five miles from hore among the hilM'bc youd Plauen, and it was immediately sunn med that an explosion bad occurred in ene of the great mines belonging to Baron Borg. Two' men we ro blown put of tho shaft by tbe force ol) the explosion, butin ?nob fragments aa to be altogether unrecognizable. Tho gas ignited the coal, and tor seine boura tho pit was in s flamea. Up to Tuesday night only fifteen bodioa aere recovered. Some woro burnt, to cinders, others singed bluet with the explosion, the BO .m o around being paat description. Tho crowds or poor women, Borne of thom lia vin g lost three or fonr of their family, standing in tho wildest grief round tho pit, boping against hopo that tbolr lovod ones might still be roi oned alive, tho faeart-breakiug BODS of tb6 children, and the sterner grief of the men, mado the scene agonizing in the extreme. On Wednoaday morning I went to the spot ' and tound that altoget ?ter fifty bodies had been recovered and wero placed *in a neighboring ?bi J for recognition. En route thither J mot cart after cart carrying sway ono or two coffins and two large vaos loaded with cmptv shelis , for the reception of tbe bodies aa they vitro 'brought to bank; ?},!-aaw altogether thirty taj avrrpBes, and. their, state do?ea- deaori prion. Hera a long abapeless black moss, which the miners told you wie ono of their comrades " bat irr which it was difficult to recognizo dip . elightest likeness to humanity-boro one had' 'bis boad blown off, .there ono. bis arm; one lay Oh bit T 3d of loaves, with his faeo split open; i anbtheras though much braised by the coal tailing on hi n. Tbe sad work of recognition *nt proceeded with with M mnob dispatch as possible, and the bodies 'vere then placed in ^ their artella abd their nardeewritteu on the lid In chalk.. A shriek,ip yon corner would tell cf a mother recognizing her son, or a wife ber " . husband, lying among the'long row of unaight^ . 1/ corpses, while the plaintive wall thron gb on t . told of a far wider spread grief. " \ I conversed with one of the miners who bad kearn) as the aides of th? m ino bad fa i len ip, and they? had to work tbe coal away. In moat r ecaaos tbs? found the men lyibgunr?or tho sides At the mino, some buried in coal, other? OD .V'.tcfi , I.T 'ifT' " -t v ? '?.-.<? n :. , (>.?n? ijtfje*. M ?Sa?, i : ?. .: n fi- ? i ayhot? Mio coal bad fallon and then burnt upS fagi .wa*) Jaap? near the inoutb of ihn farthnat .f.... ?ruft injured at all, and, aa he lay in jotnpautons, boing extras'* wmtc*mi *6',' Iressod. Tho appearance bf tho few f?0JTor<"l saema to jndloato that moat ot them muet bav?1 been killed from suffocation, boing much Bwollon in the fac*i. . , ' Among tho many distressing caeca one ,;??rfJ of, ono alone I will mention, that of a poor giri Irayelling in tho sarao carriage with a friend Of mtno, who had lost ncr father, two brothers and a utep-biothor, ber wbolo family being swept off m due day. . ..-.- ? . "'-I?. ?' *- * I THE NATION A I, LABOR CONTENTION. The convention met as usual OU Saturday ?nd transacted tho flowing business before ln.' .?joninm?ut sine die.* A resolution was adopted lo appoint & special committee to 01 gani ?to tho colored working mon of roriusylvanie into labor unions, with' instructions to' report their progrese to tho prom Jon t Of the international Labor CoORroas. A resolution was also agreed to directing tho Sresident to Issue a oall for a contribution, of ve cents per member, to pay the president's salary and to defray euch expenses as may be oonneotcd with the office. The Committee on Co-operation reported resolulioaB recommending to the workingmen and women of the country I he imperative ne? cessity of immediately entering into co-opera ? tion tn the different branohes of Industry. Agreed lo. Ur, Cameron, of Illinois, offered a aeriea of resolutions opposing tho importation ot a ser Tile race fur tho ? purpose of pauperizing ttl? labor of the American workingmen; demand? ing tho abolition ol tho ayetem Of oontraot la? bor in prisons and penitentiaries; demanding tho rigid enfoioemont of the law of Congress of 1862, prohibiting coolie importation, and suggesting a retorta in the manner of erect? ing tenement bousos. ' The resolutions were adopted. Au elect icu was held for omoors of the Con gross for tho ensuing year, with the following result: Prcsldont, BiobardTrovelhok, of Michi? gan; firwv vioe-presidom, A.- X. ?avin, of Wash? ington; sooona vicorpresidniit,' Colonol Kuhn, ot Now York; secretary, BL' J.^Walls, of Phila? delphia; treasurer, A. W. IJbeips, of Connec? ticut . x'.fii I . William J. McCarty, of Pennsylvania, offered the following, which was agreed to: JiesMoed, That a committee V?| one from each State be' appointed to wait unon tho Legiela tume'of the several BUtee.^raoonimeuding .tho repeal of all laws injurioh? ? tp\': the workins class?s of tho rOBpeotiTe States?and each com? mittee report to thu. noxt, general Congress whatAr? the most obnoxious laws in their re? spective States., ','. '"'}'"* .. . "llr. A. C. Cameron,, of Illinois, and Mr. Looker, bf Now York, wore.elected delegates to repreaent tho Workingmen of this country in the Workingmeue Iutertantional Convention, to ntr?t?n Switzerland. ii ' Cincinnati nan chdseii as tile pin co for the i meeting pf the next congress. After tb o pas sago bf resolutions or thacks tb tho officers of the congress end the .members of the press, the congress adjourned. H A uv Ano ABB pXBOBD.' Arrangements sar Keeping the Course Clear. [From the London Daily Hews, Auguit 0.] . 'The arrangements ol the conservators of the river and the police authorities-for keeping thc course citar, ap cl pr*.venting either intentional or accidental interference with the contending boats ave, if possible, more comolete than they were at the last Oxford And Cambridge contest. The traffic of the river ia to be stopped; ' as be? tween Putrioy Brtdge.and Mortlake, from,two' hour avetoro an til after the race. No steamers or otbor craft will bo ollovcd to ply within the prohibited hours within those points, or mil' steamers or private boats t>o allowed to accom? pany, the race. In.short, if the. regulations which bavo been described to us are carried out, anythiug like impediment or foul play will be imooEsible. Bot lt is clearly necessary that at least sevon days' notice should bo given to those who aro engaged in up-river traffic of tho day and hour when these restrictions aro to como in foroo. or very serious inconveuieuoe to trade or peouniary loss to individual traders would be tbe reknit. The Harvard crew will probably make their drat trial of Bpeed over the entire ooaree early this wcok before thc Oxford men arrive, and BB tho latter, anxious to afford ?Tory court**? taoiiuy to meir opponents, will make their trials publicly, tho Americium will be in a position to estimato for themselves their chances of success. The Praaetlce of Che Harvard Crtw Thelr Diet. ; [From the London Herald, August 10 ] For the first timo, the now ship built by Salter had a good trial on tho tide-way, and though tho wind was far from giving them an easy row, she acquitted bersolf well, and they went out for their usual morning row up to Hammersmith, going off from the boat houses at a killing stroke against the ebb, which they found out so by the Dung Wharf, where they bsd an easy and thea, al a slightly reduced rate of stroko, they wont up to the'Suspension Bridge, when they turned and came down at thirty-nine tho whole way. Tho new how, 'Liman, appeared better in tbe seat thau hts predecessor ; ' he has, however, a bid finish, and is : huddled up over bis oar like Baas used to be, but his reach forward is good, and Fay, at number two, cannot be found fault with . en that ac? count, ss bogata better forward tbau any ol the others. The new boat is not altered for stroke on the bow eldo, as it waa reported she would be, and Loring accommod?tes himself to the chango of sides wi i hont the ' least diffi? culty. Simmons, at three, dees not soem so at borne on the bow side, and he .slips bis oar in his hands, so that (twill not take much of a wave to knock it out., The time., is not yet good. Both tho new men are rather loo quick forward for the others; but, considering that this was their first row together, tboy went remarkably well. - In the : afternoon:-they again went oat, bat this time they turn? ed down stream, and went below Putney Bridge without au cosy to Wandsworth, where they turned aroona inshore, and after a brief rest, returned ut a stroke of thirty-seven per minute against the ebb 'ts the boat-hondo, which they passed and went on to lbs point, and then down again fast, jost in t?melo .es? capo a heavy Bbower. This amount of work .does not take with the generality of oarsmen who watch their doings, and considering that, -they-havevheeuj but tynew -over tboj ooaree, it ?. rw(ll BconskuVnn littjo ?nrjbrifte-^oh iitW day of .fnff-ftce irniWy o?^eeVJ^lr*witfflrand ?strength ut fort v strokes per minute over the ,w(|olp popr.?o. There is no dodtt that tho Ox OQiip.a will be ablo to db forty'4ho whole four and ? quarlor milos, and , porfjapB a fow odd ,on.esj/or ?apmtevoiy nowanaibeu. It will toko some time to. ?ot the now bsJidja'into trim after * long oe*: voy*ge, andit'?ifcftraUior unlucky :{M-^M:.W*49a? -wSrri getting,ipto train io ll ? t '\Ve4Cmet aft optmon about tuer two drewrvsthin ?een'to?retlint, there U little Qhauco of tbeOrford andHarvaJrd race .beipg.quoted. Tbo diet of the respective crews bles, while beer, eli ret and port represent (be ?quor at dinner; their 'opponents, however, oep mor*) o? lood of their own elimo. Milk In jl the London compound lt is to be boped is the staple liquid; fruit enters largely into the dieting, anet rico ar-d eggs run a closo race with vegetables, and meat for the daily piece de reelslanoe. This rango of food would bo moro sntted for tbe work in li ot ol ima tes. where light and balky fiod takes tho placo of the-denser meat of tue cold or o', im ates. In whatever form or quantity thoir dietary is arranged, they thrive wo il on it, and it would be difficult to find a more healthy-looking quartette. We generally overwork oar amateurs in all thoir varieliee of athleticism, and though wo find that for one or two races they can keep in form, (hey soon get stale and fall off in paco and Btrengtb; for .a Jong race it is better to row a marl too fat than too thin. He may feel bis' obeoity in the way tho first mile, but after that, if ot good constitution, ho will recover aud last tbe distamos. The ovrriratnod and thin man goes off at first well; bat be gradually gets weaker, and fora spurt is useloas. Whether the Harvard men ?re nndertralned and fat re? main? to be seen. Tbs practice and diet would suggest such a result. It rests with their Usiner where io draw a nfc? lino,and bring them to the post fit but atm robust! ? . . i . ' " ; ^yiLLIs afe CiusoLw, , PACTOHS, COMMISSION ME ROHAN IB en i rpi NO AQBNTS, WILL ATTBND TO TUB PTJBO H AfiF, SALI AMS a H IF kl KN T (to A.r.tgn ana Donaeatio Porta) ef COTTON, BlOB, IA M rrlB ABD NAVAL STOMA. -_^ ATXAKVJ *aTAB?. OearUawa, m\jST g. WILLIS. .......".A, fi. 0 BIB OLM i odour ? ..; vfr ,-V"*:7v. .W*T . * .ivi . : r>*t-at-*8* '. .. y Ki j?. r%~. I (?cmwfrdoL. Kvporis. PHILADELPHIA-Pt r sehr B M Hawkins-419 teni Phosphate Bock. ( marleston. Cotton, Mle? ?nd ft ?Tal 8torce market, OFFICE OP THE OH ABLBSTOrt DAILY NE WK i (,'UAHLy.eio.s, 'lacaday E venturi, August 24. ( COTXOT?.--ttUmt) ehow loas firmness, with a gene? ral tendency of tbe' mirk st in bayera' favor. 8alea 18 balea, ol welch IC Were new coi ton. The sale? of old were: 1 al 29; 6'ai 98; 1 at 31; nf nov, : 4 at 31 & \ 1 at 31 ?-?; 1 t*t S2K ; 2 at 82X; 1 at 83, and 1 at 31 els. We quote, nominally: LTVEBTOOL CLASSIFICATION. Ordinary tc good ordinary.vs <? J<? LowtnlddMng...:..;.........'.'>.. 01 ?A "?Sl?..32 ?P By Mew York claaslftcatlm we.trtiote : Middling.. ......88 ti? mes _T?>or? ls bet little of this grain on the mar? ket, and. tba small supplies wsre held firmly, but tk ero wai? no sale?. We QUO to nominally, tommon to fair.oleed carolina at m ?X ; good 8S<d ? ii c. NAVAL KTOBES.-Tho sales were 88 bbl?, spirits of turpentine, In country packages, at Ste, ; SO bela, ex? tra Ho. 1 rosin at S3 60 t* bbl. ; 10 bbl a. No. 1 do. at .88.281 Udp. at$3: 10 bbl*, low No. 1 at ?2 75; 87 nols, low No. l at ?a BO; 31 bbl*, low No. lat $2? 9 3t; 15 bbl?; duU ant opaque at ?3; and 193 bbl?. NO. 3 at tl 76@1 80.' ' markets kay 'Velegraph. FOUKION MABKETS. LONDON, August 34-Noon,-Consols OTK. Bonds ' 8IJ?. -Buger firm, beth on tbe spot and afleat. Weather fair. Alternoon.-Conaola 93*f. Bondi 81^. i.iTEBpooL, Amgutt 21-Noon.-Cotton quiet; uplands ISK; Orleana 14d; salea 8000 balee. Bread stuffs quiet. Alternoon.-Cotton s ah sd o essler. Bed wheat 9a lld. Flour 25s. Pork 106a. Laid quiet Bacon 60s. Tallow 47s Sd. Yams and fabrics at Blanches- J ter quiet bat firm. 0 ? . ,|J Evening.-Colton dull; aplauda 13Jid? Orleans lSjiaMd; aalet 8000 bales, whereof 2000 bales were for speculation and export. Ctmmon roam 6s. SOHSVBTIO HABEXTB. NEW Yena, August 21-Noon.-Stocks unset? tled. Money Arm at 7o. sterling, long 9H; ?hort 10. Oold82H< Cotton quiet at 35c Turpentine 13c Boam firm. Evening.-Cotton without decided change; sales 600 balea %t S5a Flour dull; BU pe rB ne 86 90t8 50; Southern common to fair extra 80 60aO 96. Wheat heavy; amber Michigan tl 60; Southirn. white tl 78. Corn dall; mixed Western at vi Ulai 18 Meta pork heavy at$88. Lard docUnrng nt 18>te. .Whis? key unchanged. Bice firm, fugt? irai Coffre quiet, Molaatea doll. Turpentine 42a42Kc. Bo? am $3 30Be, Freights steady. Governments cloted steady. 'Cl's lix. Eonlherns dull. Money, offer loga Uheral, cl otlng at Ca7c,wlUi exceptions at ec. Sterling dull at 0>i??4?. Cold actlie and strong, cloting at 88, the highest price of the day. Stocka fluctuating and excited, cloting weak. it A LT ni ORE, Augutt 24,-Cotton quiet at 34>?a 35c, Flour dull; superfine. City 86 60a7; Western $6 25*6 60. Wheat vieiy dull and heavy; prime to choice red 91 40?I so. Corn flrja;. wh'te $1 Itel 1G: yellow 91 14. ?ata dull at 58a66c.' kl ess pork quiet' at $34. Bh 'uldeis lStfc. Whiskey quiet at $136. CESCJHHATI, August 24_Whiskey quiet ..at tl 20. Provisions quiet and Him, with but Utile de* mend. Mess pork held ai $33 60. Bacon, shoulders I6xc ; clear aldea ISc Lard dull, with no I? qutry. LOUISVILLE, August 34 - Provisions firm. Hats pbrk'$34*84 60.; Bacon, ihcroJUere, choice 10J?c; cltir sides 19Va30. Lard 20c. Whiskey $12Vil ai. Wn.-urKOTON, August34.-Spirits turpentine quiet at Stfc. Boaln steady at $1 <0viA Crude luVpentine unchanged. Tar advanced f0i:'t3 40| Two bales of new cotton were received classed middling and 'soldat 33c. ** Acocara, Augubt 19.-Cotton, u.arktt eat i er; tales$0 bale?; receipts ] bsle; middling nominal? ly 33c . .1 -, i -'. '. J . ' t? AV ANSAH. August 24.-Cotton, receipts 38 balea. MOBILE, August 24.-Nothing doing lu cotton; receipts 3 bales; ev pons ia bales. NEW OBI.BAI?. ?^iaoi ot -cotton, pales 95 balee;, mingling nominally 82o; receipt? 118 uuiu?. RUai" Inactive; common lisian; prime 14,14*14 Kc. Mo laa.es, reboiled C0*70c Qo'd 83J?. New York eight tii- premium. '.: \ -,. Wilmington Market. W1LMINOTON, August 21.-10BPSKTiirE-Only SO bbla reo?ived, willoh went at $3 for virgin and $3 60 for > ellow dip ?3 .281) Tba. - KBITS TvBFEmxNE-bales to day of 625 bhla at 38o V gallon.' BoatK-Sales of 185 bbla Lt $1 60 for strained, $3*4 0. $8 65*18 75 tor ^ l, and 94 tor pale. TAB-Only 14 bbla received and sold at $2 39 V> boh -, - Passengers. Fer Steamship Manhattan, irom New York-Ja* Davidson, T A Jeffers, Mrs Piter, Mles Piter, s New? bold, wife and two children, John T Thomas. J W Montgomery, O T Kecker, E Carroll, J Madden and wife, M H Borgers. HUH Oppenheim. J E Davis, J K Davis, Jr, J it P Bavenel, L C Northrop, T Mont fernery. H B Davis, O W Roberta, A F O Cramer, PF ocke, Mlts Ann Bilroy, J A Cochran, O W Fharpc and wile, O A Lombard and wile, J W Pickering, Capt Wm Prov!?, Jas Craig. B V Smith. B Ibosnlli: eon. J I. Bartlett, Jr, O M Batloy, and 8 deck. . " JBuriBe lAtm. ~ i*?rc ot Charleston, AugUsTSO. PORT CALKND'AB; I'M A CS OE THE MOON. New Moon, 7th, 4 hours, tr, minutes,'evening. First Quarter, 14th, 7 hour, 19 minutes, morning. Full Moon, 21tt, ll hours. 3 minute*, evening. Last Quarter, 301b, 2 hours, 88 minutes, morning. ADGU6?. BON BISES. I SEIS. 23 Monday_ 21 'Tuesday.... 35|Wednetday. ""Thursday... Friday. Saturday... Sunday. O'.. 29 5. .80 : B..81 0..U ff..82 5..33 6..81 ?:.MV| A...44 6..33 8..15 CU J 8. .46 ?..31 'J..16 8..30 9..18 0..28 10..24 fl..27 lt.. 1 HIOH WATKb, 8..19 8..65 ?.. 80 10., 6 10..4? ll..25 12.112 Arrived Veilrrmiy. ! Oil Bteainship J W Eyernpan, Hinckley, Philadelphia?-, left sHUaJa.. H?te, T'ojno A Theo Getty and others,, Consignees previously reported. ' < Steamship Manhattan, Woodhull, Nsw York-left ?atnrdsjyrrfiaejf M. Md ?e. (.TD James Adger A Co. B Adger A Co, J D-Aiken A Co, Henry Asher, O Rat t A Co, H B1 whorl Ar co. T A Beamish k Co, W M Bird & Co, E T Brown, E Batet A Co,-T M ?i Utoll, John Oommini, Cameron. Barkley A Co, T M Cater, B A A P Caldwell, H Cobla A co, W 8 Corwin k Co, Crane, ,Llpy ?Moni Co . CUclua Ai Witto, lr D-ircei. B ti Da vd, Edgerton" 'ft RI chaula, A W Eckel A Co, F En tolma ii, Dr, Fleming .A Co. John 8 Fairly ft co; IL Falk A Co, Forchgott .Eros, O D rrajtfo, E H (lardner, P LOulllemin, J H (liaver A Co, AO doods win k Co, Ooodrlrh, Wlneman k t o, H Q ard ts A co. T M Horsey A Bro, J H ur k amp A Co, N A Hunt,J H Hillea. Hart A Co, J W Harriston, Roget L Bav? enel, C Hickey, Geo H logrsbam k eon, Jennings, Tbomlinton ft Co, Jose Jars, S Jancovtch, Jeffords k Co, Johnston, Crews & Co, Kinsman k Bro, Kins? man A Howell, J P Klan, Erelto A Chapman, Ellnck, Wlokenberg A Co, H Elalie A Co, Lainey A Alexan? der, D Lopes .ft ison, O J Lubn, E J Lowish, A R Lewllb, Wm M Lawton, O Litacugi, O Logermau, A' Langer, J MarahsB, Jr, Maller, Nimitz A Co, W Mat tblssaen, 8 B Marshall, J O ? timor A Co, J Maloney; W McLean, Moffatt A Wharton, Murphy, Little A Co, Marshall A Burge, aiantone k Co, T P Murk hard t, J U Marrar,.sj A Nelson. Bachman A Co, 3 O Ogerman, J O Otjen, Oatenalorf A Co, V O' Neill A bons. B O'Neill, Order. Palmetto O Aiaoolatlon, J 8 A E Pierson, D Paul ft co, W F Paddon, J It Pringle, O P Poppenheux. Wm Botch A Co, Ravenel A co. lt I ecko ft Schachte, Bavenel k Holmes, J R lia. 8 O Railroid Agent, Southern Express Co. D railers. W Bamken A Co, Bteuhonse A co, TJmllh. L Schnell, A o Stone, E B Stoddard ft Co, O W Steffens ft Co, P kl eek I en burg, O Tlsdemsn, W O Trait, J F Taylor A Co F von Han ten, B H Wilson, Walker, Ev. ns. k Coot well, H Whited Geo W W il H am a ft Co. J N M W?lfl t ? HOAD, Wae nar A Mon seo a. Werner ftDnoW, and others. Monday, 1:30' A M, Halteras light bearing N W, passed steamship San Salvador, fi om 8t:aunah for Nsw York. Schreit? Montgomery. Cole. Now Xtwkv-8 ?Ufa. Binroad Iron and bniphuno add. To Wm Boich fc Co, Wando Mining, an (I Manufacturing Co, and Or? der. VT J Behr Miaewa, DlMoeway, Nsw York-8 daya. Hay and Rail ros d Iron, To al A Fn alow A Oo, and Ordec. fr^nftod iht^/N c, Dot^o^?^?dar?ley?, iU&, inf pat In for fuel. . ' Cir tred Vea t e fd a y. ^ . Sehr B N Hawkin*, MaYty, PhlUdelpMa-W H.sch A CO. ?. Hailed Yesterday. Wvfl?e?^ar?2?^ ^ .,?^f ' Prom t?ls Port. Oletmih'p EArago.ta, Ryder. New York, August 92. Cleared ror thia Part. Sehr Wee ont h, Mflchehl, at Baltimore, August 32. v'JBfcs^??eirli 1?? i etna: rap is. ' BAYAKXAB, August 2V- Arri>ed, atttxnahlps North 1 Point, Baj7imo7*5 Wyom?ig, Philei?flphta, ' Oieareth echr Reell HR, Nrr>'.York. --- ?_- -. Wnannor?ii, Auat?'t 2* -Arrived. s^saaMps Volunteer and W P Uljde, New Tor*, and P?r, Baltimore, . ! liIST UP VKSSK.i,?f Or-, CL SA RED AND SA ILED FOR * lt IS 'VA T. W 0 RT. I O S UTI ni im,.. The Vinco. ffr'Uday, ajllod ..., r . : : t.l*\7 " Britiah brig Courlef, Etan?, aallod.July 9 DOMESTIC tOSXOM. Bark B B Walker. P?ltlogll), np.. .August 21 Brbz H O Uo-evelt, Farimworth, cleared...August ll Brig J A Devereaux, Clark, cid.Auguet 16 Brig Cyclone, Friable, cleared..Auguat ll Ann? B Glover, Tem, up.August 18 !1?W yo BK Sehr Nancy Smith, Bo/d, up.August JJ Behr OCorgle, Swan, clo?ref.an*1?t 14 Bchi Lilly, BURDCB, clewed.*-"?'>uat 14 PHiLADELraia. Bark BOW Dodge, Uuoro, cleared........ autrutt la BALTUIOBX. Behr Virginia Dar*. Johnson, Up.,....August 14 Bohr Wenonah, Mltone>2, cleared,...Miguel 14 /ates. MARVIN'S PATENT Alum & Dry Plaster FIEE PROOF SAFES ?Are most desirable, for quality, fin? ah and price. , MARVIN'S SPHERICAL BURGLAR 5 A IF" EZ <S Cannot bo Sledged! Cannot be Wedged ! Cannot bo Drilled! BANK VAULTS, . VAULT DOpR8. 3kXPRE88 EfoXES, - . FAMILY PLATE SAFE8, COMBINATION LOOKS ??lease aend for a catalogue to MARVIN & CO., (oHcat safo manufacturers) _ , , , ; (205 Broadway, New York. Principal #1Cbe8tnut St pLji?. Warehouse*. j108Bank St.. Cleveland,*) And for sale by our agente in tba principal cities through ont the United StA tc? FOB 8lLE BY WM. BIRD & CO., No. Q03 EAST BAY, UHAKLH8T?N. December TS -) ly? rp HE BlCftKI TSVIM.E JO?klNAIa, POBUSBED WEEKLY iri*BENKErr3VILLE, 8. C. WU. LITTLE, MJUor aud Proprietor. TBE JOURNAL. AS AN ADV KUTI'5! NO VE- , DirjM, offera ficihUei to merchante, marhinlata. Arc., lb at are unsurpassed by any weekly paper tn tbs South. Having alargaind continually increasing circula, t ion tn the Peedee country, business men ?ho wi ah to extend tb?i< basinets In thia eection cf tbe Malo, will And lt td tbeinjntereat to advertise in the Jour* nal. . Batea of adysrosl?g very liberal. " Address WAI. LITTLE, i ' August 24 fl' '?' BohnetttVllle; 8.0. rp i nc BAnnwt.i.L JimuiiAi.. AS THE BOSISESS BEAEON APPBOACHES, the undersigned wcnld respectfully call tbe attention of tho Aferchanja ol Cbarleatou to the BABHWKLL I JOURNAL, pul'llahed at Biackvlllo, H. C., a paper of rapidly. increasing circulation, to be found in not, only every portion-Sf tho large and wealthy County of Barnwell, tm"." In many other eoumlea-ef the ] Bette, and hia I keaatedua ciro ula ti on irom Connec? ticut to California. Tho Journal ia always on file at the office of Mosers. WALKER, EVANS AC COU? WET.L, the agents- in Chvleatoo, and bualness men would do Well,io bal) In and take a took at tho paper before making np their fal] advert??crnenu for the weeklies of tba amt?. -V. Terms moderate, which csu be learned upon ap? plication to WALKER, EVANS Ai flOUiWKLL. or by addressing the number at'elinor Blackville or Barnwell. .. JOHN b. hliDcK. li AugnetM 1T3O rpiIK Il.AllKWSLl. Sli\T?J?KL. , ' M EBO ll AN t?, ' FA0TOB3 ' AND BUSINESS MEN will find it to their interest to ad verilee 'in ?he BEN. ?INKL. Il baa beenpubllabed lu that la-go and pop? ulo ua County lor ?OTOOteen years,' and bu a drool? lion arjsrarpaisrd by any country paper lu the gtatS, Tarma liberal. Address E. A. B BONBON, Pro ?f???^^W- fw??I ? -limo wfHE' If A BT O N ORBSCENT, ' ' ' MAB?ON, s: O. . i I Uki. ? i i PUBLISHES W?HLT BY \ -, ' , , *" .. 8. E. MCMILLAN, " Proprietor, ; 'TBE 0BE8CENT, UKI Ni? TBE PURCHASER .and rueo?asof Ol Hie old district paper, u the oldest Journal lu (ha aaa era part of Ibe b tato. . TSbCreacent IS the o.Tlcial alvlaex of Marlon County. .. . . TheOreacsathasalarreahd growing drculatlon among the bari people of tho Peedee Country. Tho Crescent ls the beat advertising medium tn thia ? ech?n, , ,j ; ?. . Always address " *-f/.i- CBE-iCENT, Aeguat lu V s . Info ^ ./ . Marlon, t.?,. ^ ? ^ ^ y ^^^^ ^ ^ their bnauufs, unwnrpassed by any Booth ern WeaMy. ^^^^? ** ? axe efrec^r^^^a^l^^mts bywh^h ^rirpap er*wT? etreulau largely among Northern caottallels. I 5 Information fendtng-te the deteJopment of our mineral, minnfacturing and agricultural rosour jei dtavsrtpUTe ol ci 1 m al e.* aol t. tx-solicited and Uunk ?<aaud^r^?x^m^?orH>e^^ M ea^i* fllVn-y/ ' .. } 1 i iJiuuiUkJl 4U, 1 y GlOniOVB t-HADUIS, THAT ANT 8?0K- MeJ? BUBVIViD THE oreatment of Atty yean ? ;<>, moat be considered * proof that haman bringa ara very har? to kill. The lancet, calomel, can th ari (ilea and drastic par gatlrea were theo the order of Ibo day. The phy? sician played into the bands of the apothecary, and the unfortunate patient waa drenched morning, noon and night with prostrating medicine-. We ire in a moro rallona! and conscientious era. Tbe I I mportacce pf supporting Maturo in ?ta conflict with dleeaae ls now understood. Complaints in themselves weakening aro no longer aggravated by artificial depletion. Ibey aro met with TONICS that rally tte vital powers sod enable thom to de? feat the enemy. Chief among these allies of Mature, in ita battle? with sickness, ls PLtSTATIOl B?TTKKS. i Vi : '1 ? o.i.jU.i 1! ii . . : . (0 '-VJ . 1 H .. . .' li? : - ?li i . '.. .>? .' : ? lb :i .! . ? Thia wonderful vegetabla restorative ls the eheet ancbor of the feeble scd'oeblllttted. Aa a cordial for the aged and decrepld it baa no equal among stomach lea. At ? remedy for the nervous weakness to which the tender sex. are especially subject, lt ia superseding every omer stimulant and nervine. In all climates, tropical, temperate or frigid. Ita acta aa a ipecifio tn every species of disorder which un? dermines the bodily strength and breaks down the animal spirits. Wherever lt is Introduced it be? comes a ttandtrd article-a medicinal staple. Drug ?tste. although Ihnirprosit upon lt ia small, find lt : ii.' ' J_??.'i .? . i.J ' abtelutely necessary to keep a preparation for which everybody Inquires, and far whloh nobody Will accept a substitute. It la to-day the meat popular mailtlne in tba civilised world. Extensively aa it ls advertised, ita beat alvertlsemont Is tho beneficial result which uniformly follow? Ha use. Every bottle sold insures the sale of at least half? dosen more Unlike other aHm.oJa.ots lt .brice? and, forslfles the .system without Melting undue cerebral action !? Tho cheering effect which it produces upon I'mind la not momentary, but permanent.' ' There ?.j r.rf /.. ._.>" -tr-1 w , -.. . ' .' . it* no subsequent depression. It does not, ss is tho' case with an other stimuli,. beget a Craving for ?x citants. On the other band, ll Soothe* and calms* tbs nerve** combining, strange as the anomaly ma; ??em, tbs qualities of a sedativ? and gentle anodyu with tuoaeofa tonic and in vi gora nt. The perfect purity of all Ita Ingredients, their admirable adip ..... , ; . . * ii */ tallon to tho purpoat? tbey are intended to aub serve; the. Judicious proportions In Which tbsyar? cam bined, and. the setcntiflo sk ill with whloh. they W r\9 '.? ~~"7~ . .. " sro blended, render this famous article at once the I tuott potent '?lid Iho mo.? harm Its? of all known r.-i . .. (? ifH .i ...?*, ....... . tonics ?nd ?Iteratives. Sold by all Druggists, December T ?NJ ii. r. ir _(tottOtt IMPORTANT TO CO AURUtt 18 Prnfls, Qlljfittji?ls, (Etc. 1^ ll K E PO Pl , THE ONLY CERTAIN RAT DESTROYER WTTHOUT Di sa? roon bio Results. A.D OLP II "?SAACSEN'S PHOSPHORIC PASTE, .jfgHBfet. HE BM ETI GALLY __B__TI^^^^^^^^ Bnalcd and warranted to w__^____'______?_^__i____k1'? keep freah feral! limn HA tlie greatest U.-correry T-^f i_T!5Mff_ffj_^ "r 11B kind In tbe SRO we "^SsT L r]jfjMi((HH|H llvoln. No person need ^^amlBi^g'jr*-^ be troubled with HATS, ^^^^""^ MICE, BED, BOOB or B0A0BE9,- for Mr. Isaacson's dtrtructive remody is within tbs reach of all. Prepared only by himself, from raro and valnablo eomponnda. Its cbcapncsa Is as wonderful aa tts efficacy. Hundreds of testimo? nials havo been received irom all parts of tho United States. . . V The great advantage this 60BB POP poasossea over aU almilar preparations ls tbe FACT that it ia Certain In lt? KfTccts, aruj free from the unpleasantness ot rata dying in their heh e. as ii causes them to leave tbe premise? tossck, air, and contornea "them ?0 .entirely aa to leave , No Dleatrreemblo Odor. Numbera ot r?f?renc?e can be mada to ' Perseus Ita tilts City, who have auccessfolly need it. BULB AGENTS FOB FOU TH CAROLINA, DOW IE & MOISE, IMPORTERS ANO T? H OLES ALI BBUOOI8T8 Corner Meeting and Basel-streets, Apr? as_mvrftmo_Charleston, 8. O. -J^ ISON'? TOBACCO ANTIDOTE. Warranted lo Remove ali Desire for Tobacco. . It ls Purely "Vegetable end contains | natlllng Injurions. The following ls one of thonsands of testimonials that are daily received by the Manufacturer : lucilia ?ND. YA., November 2S, 1868. DEAS FIS-Tho "Tobacco Antidote" prepared by you u cc o rsi In sr to the leceipt you have submitted lo me, and the Ingredients of wblch I have examined, ls purely vegetable, entirely bai miers, and contains 1 nothing In tho least injurious. It ls not cl IR UR ree av, I o to tho taste, and as e homo article, I bopo you will meet with ready sale for lt, and I believe that If Ibe directions aro followed, lt will db all yon claimed for lt JOHN HOVE, M. II. .StaT* Price 60 cents .per Box. Tba usual discount to the Trade. , StaT* For aale hy Dr. H. BAER, WHOLESALE AGENT FOB BOUl'H CAROLINA. June 7_ IQ K . It I C UAH'S GOL DE N REM EDIES ASK FOB NO OTHBB, TAKE NO OT H tit, AND you will save time, bealtb and money. tlDCO DBW ARD for any case of disease In sty ?taco which they fall te cure. Dr. BICH AU'B GOLDEN BALSAM NO. 1 cures Ulcera, Ulcerated Bore throat and Mouth. Bore Eysa, Cutaneous or Bkln Eruptions Copper Colored Blotches, Koreneea of the Scalp, Pcrofula, to! ; ls the ?latest Renovator,' Alterativo and Blood Purifier own, removea all dlaoaaes from the system, and leaves the blood pure and healthy. Dr. RIOHAU'8 GOLDEN BALSAM No. 9 cures Mercurial Affoetlnns, lihou mai ism In ull its farm whether from mercury or other causea; gives Imme d?ate relief in ?ll cuse?. No dieting necessary. 1 have thousand? of Certlacatca proving ?tb? miracu? lous eurea cff.'?ttHl hy thenu Lietpcdles. Price of either No.* 1 OT No. 2, to perbotlle.or two bottles for ?. Dr. BICHA IPS GOLDEN A Nil DOTE, a\saie, spee? dy, pleasant and radical cure fnr all Urinary De. ragemente, accompanied with full directions. Price S3 pox bottle. ... . i_..i Pr. BtCHAtl'? GOLDEN. ELIXfR D'AMOUB. a | 1 ad lr al cure for Nervous or O en?-tail 'Debility, In old. or joong; imparting energy with wondeifol effect." Price ts per bottle, or two bo un s (or t*. On receipt otpricotheeo Remedies will be shipped to any place. Prompt attention paid to all correa deots. None genuino without th? name -of "Dr. BIOHAU'H GOLDEN REMEDIES, D. U: RICHARDS, Bole Proprietor," blown In glass ai bottles. .. Address D. B. RICHARDS. No. 308 Varlck-stroet, Now York ? OfflCo Hours from 9 A. M. to? P. M. -, .Circulara test. , , . ly _July 3 -p MESH DHU Cl S- . j;' .. JUST RZCSfVBD, G HI M AL L T ?St CO.'S PUK P A ll AT IO N IODIZED SYRUP OF HORSE RADISH "VEGETABLE CAPSULES OP MATICO SYRUP OF HYPOPHOSPHITE OF LIME GUABIN A POWDERS. AU/reah from Parts, and for aale by Dr. H. BABB, May 8 No. 181 MEETING-STREET. , gepattc purri. PANKNIN'S HEPATIC BITTERS. 0....? i'. . ? ? 1 t. .:.". i . .: i ; ir) .?.. .. " THEY ?TJRE Tji-rSPEPSIA. !->,'. ... AUB ALL D1SIA8BS ?? , ,0I\;nrsr tu axcowrnrsxe^ rrrs ' ? -WBDIOAL yj^dXTXsWV. HE?BMAN ?Sc CO., A.OXKTS, KEW YOUR. SIMaotared ty C. F. PAi?KNIN, OXKI8T AMD AKTEBOAXT, ; : O, # A B li B'S T O "BT, ?,pr ? *kTE*r Baale by Zh^/gUU Jfr?|iw??sM?M Febiuny ja ' twirfiyr >TTON PLANTERS. THE GEORGIA SAW GIN i'OH Mt RIA' ? CLEMONV OIN, OF COLTJM RCS. QA. WHEY'S PATENT LABOlVS^r?G, ANTI-FRICTION Iron Screw Cotton Press, TOE MOST SIMPLE, DURABLE AND EFFECTIVE EVER INVENTED, Ai K e d va e e d Pri?es. gH* For in formulier) and Descriptive Lit-Ih ..1 lUn |g?!a above, apply to HUGER & RAVENEL, Ko. CO East Bay, tn ?rle gt on, S. C., GENERAI, AOENTB FOR STATE. A Lao A o KN TH ron PORTABLE RICE T HU ESR ER", RICE FANS, O Ul ST MILLS, bc. Progs, extrairais, (Elf. rp ii K it i s ii ii r PILLI TH IC BISHOP I'll.L, I TUE BISHOP PILLI A Purely Vegetable Pill (Sugar-coated:) .?COSTABV? BISHOP PILL, "Is sf extraordinary otllcacy for Oostjveneae, Indi? gestion, Dyspepsia, Beadacbe. Nervous Debillly, Id vor complaint.". ? "Tba beat PILL in tue world." . Af etti ral Journal, September 8. ?1 TRY" T H E Ml TRY THE Ml AS Druggists in CHARLESTON ?til Ibero. *4 OOSTAR'S " STAN DA KH PREPARATIONS ARE "Coilar'i" lt iat, Itoavcta, dc?., Kilftnu'?. "t; ?star's" Bed Bag Extermina to ra. "t'oitar'i" (only pnre) Ixiaect Powder. "Only Infallible Remedies known." ?.18 yeeraestablished In New York."' "2000 Roxee and Plasia manufactured dally." "M I Beware 111 of spurious imitations."?u "All Druggists in OHABLE8TON sell them" For tl, ?2, $3 and 85 sixes, Address . "COSTAR" COMPASTf, flo. 13 Howard-street, New York, Hold in CHARLESTON, 8. C., by OOODHICH, WINEUAN dE CO. March33 D*C lyr E, O S A Ii A l. I S PuriHfs the Blood. For Bale by Dratitrist* Everywnere. July 58 K OB KOO: CUBES SCROFULA, DYSPEPSIA, LITER OOMPLAINT, NERVOUS DEBILITY, RHEUMATISM. . NEURALGIA, El DM EY AFFECTIONS, ERUPTIONS OF TBS SEIN, airs au Os rtlnste or long standing, di leasts of the BLOOD, LIVER, URINARY OBdANS, NERVOUS SYSTEM, de. It purl flea and enriches th i Blood, eradicates .ML Syphilitio or Ecrolulous ?Taints. Restores the Liver and Kidney? lo a healthy action, alda digestion, reg? ulable the bowels, aad invigorate* the Nervous Sys? tem.. MW NOT A SECRET QUACK MEDICIS E. -*x*V FORMULA AROUND EACH BOTTLE. . Recommended by tho best Physician?, eminent Divines, Editors, Druggists, Merchants, Ac. . ?*? TEEREST AND MOST POPULAR MEDI? CINE IN USB rSSFaJtED OKLT BT J. J. LAWRENCE, M. D" I An experienced and weU-kcown Physician aud* Chemist.) Laboratory and Office, No. 6 Meln-slrect, NORTOLK, VA. ? Pries Ono Dol'ar per bottle. For sals by OOODHICH, WISEMAN A Cv., 1 DOWIE A MOISE. Charleston,'' S. 0, And Druggists every where. . July ad' ':<'?? nao' lyr T> E C A II K K C l. WHAT MEDICINEvS . YOU TAKE. WHEN YOU ABB EX BAUSTED BY OVERWORK of bead or hand, and feel the rased of something In. vigoratlng. don't drink whiskey or soy intoxicating thing, whether under the name' of Biliare or other? wise. Such articles give? Just as much ureugth to your weary body and mind aa the whip gives to the laded horse, and no more. Alcoholic stimulants are injurious lo Nerve ben lt h. and aro ALWAYS followed by DEPRESSING REA Cl ION. Dodd's Nervine and Invlgorator ls a TONIO sod GEN IXE STIMULANT which le NOT attended by BEAOTION. What M gains for yon lt maintains. When it refreshes body or mind,' ft refreshes with natural strength that comes lo stay. Weare hot recommending teetotalism lu the Interest fif any faction; but long and extended oheerva'ton esches at that ke who resorts to Ihe bottls for rest Or recuperation, will find, taine keeps atti, that he ls kindling a Ore In his bones which ?ill conmino hke the flames of perdition., Tum from lt. Take a tonio Ibat will refresh and not destroy. DODD'S NERVINE ia far sale by all Drugelats. Price Ono Dellar. Seo Book or Certificates that accompanies each bottle. 7mos June M ? .. I ? ???... 1.. S *??"* -' TJ\ O B A K H il Si ss JVS2 RECEIVED AND FOB HALB WHOLESALE AND RBI A IL CARBONATE 07 AMMONIA , PRIME HOPS CREAM OE TARTAR H. BAER, druggist, "? 0 s 181 M ,? ET IN0-8TBE ET .