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THE DAILY NEWS. THE JVJSir DEMOCRACY. latter from General Itoscerans Declin? ing tile Ohio Nomination-Hie I'lnt tVrau-View? on Use nc tit, Protection, clan Legislation, OiBco Tenure*, Pat v ronagc, Suffrage and mc ra wem. The Cincinnati Gazette prints General lt- BO crane' lottor in full, declining tho Democrat ic nomination for Qovornor of Ohio. Tho lotter ia very lengthy, and tbo Oonoral reitorates Inn ?meero devotion to Democrat ic principios, and continued conviction in favor ol "Democratic representativogovcrumout" a? tho ' bout model the world baa vot seen." Ho thea goes OD to moko nome augtrosliona os to tho hmdamohtil principles whijh bo thinks should underlie overy Democratic platform-declaring in tho outset that tho counlt y requires thc Democratic party to bo "a party of principle, a party of lifo, of action and of progress," tbat "it ought to bold high tho barnier of universal freedom, impartial jttstieo and equality buforo Ibo law of all wbo live beneath thc flag of our country," leaving to tho opponents of Democracy "all narrow and sectional grounds, all monopolies and favoritism bised OD class* creed, raco, color or nat mimi origin," In rogard to measures called for io tko pre a'ont exigency, ho refers to tho national debt currency rovonuo protection, class legislation, omeo and louurcs, executive patronage, suf frago and tho caucus Bystom, and thou lays down the foUovring as bis platform : 1. Tho onormous interest on our public debt is producing the most tenrlul inequalities in tho distribution of capital, bringing, tho gov vernmeut into tho money market as a borrower at an average of 114 per cont, per an mun cur? rency-interest 7.30 per cent, premium on tho coiu 1.60, exemption from taxation 2 40 11.50 per cont, to competo with private bor? rowers, and, rooroover, giviug to bankers holding its bonds not only this interest, but tho right to issue not?e on their credit, and ase them as mouoy under tbo national banking law. This is forcing tho voty lifo blood of capital from the Wost and South, ia fact from all tho extremities whero its circulation is especially needed, lo the great Eastern centres of capi? tal and speculation, and by putting an enor mous price on capital in a conntry whoso in dastrial and business developments rcquiro a great deal of cheap capital, is gnawing at tbo vory vitals of indus'ry and business of tho great mass of tho people. .To arrest these devouring evils demands tho most prompt redemption ot our bouda accord? ing to the law and equity of. their. issue, and that national bank'notes should bo payable io coin .on demand. 1% effect this :Wo: must di? minish our expenses at home, establish c. nfl - deuce- iu our politics! aud ?administrativo Mo? bility, and inoxeaso our crodjs *br<?hd ibji.il our bonds in foreign mark - ts oreCwortlt- what our abiiivy Sui cr.rtaintV? payt ??lra#rwfc$T from the proceeds m 1??6 ?ales of ? new Josue bearing.reasonable interest, '.BUQjecL to reasonable taxation, promptly redeem overy existing bond the moment it becomes duo, j ..Ho local declaration inviting a popular pro judgment of any legal question about the terms of payment of tho national bonds should impair the priceless Titlne office public credit at a timo when it is important to create tho speediest means of ridding the country ol those enormous oppressions, bul overy Derim- ld eratic platform ebon id tend to raise higher j P and higher the public credit, arru to Battery I s laypeople of Europe that the Democratic ie tue last party in tho United States that pro? poses' towbiao or aot reluctantly about paying tho public debt, even though prosont holders should have bought it below itB fair value. 2. An irredeemable paper aurrency, or one perpetually llactuaiing in value, is agigaulic fraud on the people, a concentration of tbo evi s of false weights, false measures, and worse, injurious to all classes, but especially to those who live by labor. Tho Democracy should assert, with renewed vigor and determination, il? old declaration in favor or a specio basis and \ ? paper currency, convertible at par into coin at tho will of tho bolder, and should take prompt and efficacious measures to raise out bonds to wboro ti.o secu? rity (Ley Offer and th? ?nterest thev hear oui/ht -Jp plaop them, so as to draw Rreenbaeks after -nS?2oi pa?> With. 010 possiWo delay. win ~'---v0 ?\ CIBBBCS, especially tho la? boring'; and, augmenting the value ot out cir ^-?alation two?'v-fivo ner ?en.t-., giTO n health ind Vigorous tmb?lae' to every dOrja'.tTacnt ot business and industry. . *. 3. lue fundament n\ piinciple of freo trade and that all taxation should fall as duectly OB possible on all members of eocioty in proportion to their ability te pay have always beou hold hy? the Dcmocraoy: Tho aim of ?ts legislation must, therefore, be as much as possiblo to re? duce the amount and diminish tb?^Bumber of indirect taxes, and levy auch os ore necessary for revenue, having due rogard to the princi? ple that, the wealtbofa nation consisting in its productive industry, whatever favors tbo great? est amount of this in tbo masses is to bo fe? vered, and whatever fosters speoia! kinds and classes to its detriment is to be opposed by the Democracy. 4. Deirffccracy opposes all kinda of class leg? islation- refusing to rob the rich for the poor, _?r tho poor for Ibo benefit of the rioh-and views with equal abhorrence the pari ie an of unjust claims, and the advocate of the repudiation of Inst ones. But, kneeing that legal proviBiooB br the security of private property generally saffioe for the protection of the rich. Democra? cy, without violating individual rights, -il! al? ways aim to educate and ck vate the matees of Ibo people'. 5. OfflccB should be created only when clearly demanded by noccssary pnblio boainoss, and snob salaries be ptld as tho nslnre and lmport ' anco of the business requires, leaving no j tnt K round n of complaint or excuse tor peen lat ion. A policy that leads to or requires the multi? plication of o Aleen is ft uti-democrat ic, unjust and dangerous to freedom. A pobcy which changes men in office for individual nroflt in? stead of public good is a perversion of the principles of busiuess, anti-democratic, cor raptiog and per I ons to the liberties of the people. . Official power is a trust for tue common pood, which no puDlin officer bas a right?o use for bis private benefit, and whosoever does ao is a greater scoundrel than be who misap? plies tends in bia trust, because tho official trust; is more sacred and the wrong more diffl cult tq dot oct and measure. Whosoever obtains votes under false pre? tences is a baser knaro than be who obtains goods nader false pretonecs, and, on account of tho greater difficulty of-deteoling and meas? uring the evil done.- deserves severer punish ment and reprobation. . Regoidin7 all officers as servants of the poo ?k ?nd trustees of power for the com mon weal, lemocraey.favors snob, modes of appointment and f-ouar?s ol ?frico aa reason and cxperient e show best calculated to .acoure good conduct and efficiency in the pabilo service, without regard to pnv?t? interest, public" customs or Individual pretensions. ' 1 1 -" . Reason and experlance alike condemn fr?? quent and needless changes of pabilo officers, ano" the generally pre vi lim K practice or making them'for personal benefit Instead of tho pub? lic good, is acting in great matters of tho Stam ina nation on a principle which would rain any privatebisiaess, and, unices correct? ed, vfi|l bring (he administration of free gov ?i nm eu t into deserved contempt. It ie eeBon tlAlly*opposed to tbo principles of Demi eratic government, and it boboovestheDomooracy of tbe United States to mike war on the practico without trace of delay, roturning to the Jotter sonian standard of official qualification, "is ho honest, capable and faithful. 6. The ?mmeuse Increase of national Execu? tive patronage, placing upwards ot one hun dred thousand offices, besides numerous minor foaitione of emolument, at his disposal, and ho habit of obanging the incumbents to secare or reward Executive partisanship, have become dangerous to the liberties ot the eountiy, and demand prompt and efficacious remqdy. That remedy, at Jeast in part, and numer? ous important national advantages, may be found by providing that no President shall be eligible tor more than one term, withont a joint iOH?Intiorj of Oongrois passed by a two tlards voto in each House previous to the sloe Hon declaring tho same; and a farther pro? vision that 'Ibo presidential term shall be ex tUlded to six years. .. 7. Tho De moer it io doctrino of suffrage- re q a ; ros distinct reaf? rm zli on. '? * Democracy hw always held tint suffrage is not a natani right ot every bamin being, nor of ? particular sex OT race, bot a political pri zi? ta ge, and Who should exorcise it ls a question to be decided by what will produce "tho great? est good to the greatest number,'' and there? fore. Ufar as possible, to be determined loca I Iv. where lays the great body of tba rights of the people. Out tu these local discussions, the Demo oratio idea favors a bread rather than s narrow bail I of suffrage. It is. not unmindful or re? gardless of 'tao rights of womon, of property lu, I??*I ?'?lu - tins. ?*- . ''~ ' ' ?? . ? HVWt'i ' . ? ' : . . " - ' y/xitioX hrtw I I ' Jflfsri .. ,.'M> i ,.;....* I l I .i.l .'.'it :ii<n and inferior races; but seeing other effectivo and advantageous ways in whiob these can have their influonco on all legislation effecting, their intoroats, at present, lt prefers giving tho. right of voling to manhood and qualifications, which will tend lo create bonds of political brotherhood between the rich md poor, based on mutual interests, and to svurt confJiots be? tween capital and labor. The caucus system, invented by tho Demo? cracy as a practico) way of Hading oat who is a proper person tb be voted for, where a con? stituency is too large to know each other per? sonally, and in spito of its glaring imperfec? tions and corruptions, now adopted by all parties, should be improved by the Domooracv and carefully regulated by wise provisions of law. Tbeso views I beliovo to bo explicitly or im? plicitly hold by three-fourths of our voting population, a?d only require diBtlnot Dtmo cratio enunciation to eliott a substantial re? sponse from tho people, who wei! know that neither a public policy based ou passions, nor Radicalism per se can long rulo wilbont ruin? ing tho couutry, and would be glad to com? bino far the publio good on grounds that would restoro our State and national adminis? trations to the spirit and praotico of Demo? cratic-Republican simplicity. Should thurn be Democrats whoso montai organisation or temper does not permit thom to recogmzo existing laois, or conform their aotiou to groat popular changes, let thom, for tho publio good, abdicate leadership, and leave tho energies of tho pooplo froo to act in the lino of lito and progress. W. B. ROSECRANS. THE WA.TEB E'AMINE AND TUB DllOVaUT. Wo continuo to rcceivo from various sec tiona of tho country accounts of a diminished sup? ply of water ia conscquonco of the protracted drought. Tho Inquirer, of Philadelphia, where tho supply has been short for a week past, says : Tim stoam Aro ongines continue to do good sorvico at Fairmount, and their ability to make largo additions to the supply of water in tho reservoirs is now fully demonstrated. The dead point of danger is passed, and if our cit? izens continuo to uso water sparingly, no seri? ous inconvenience will bo folt, unless Ibero should be a very destructive ure. Tho advan? tages conferred by tho Schuylkill aro now moro clearly apparent than ever. Tho present drought nearly dries up tho small stroams. and ir is extremely dangerous to dopond on them, exclusively, for tho supplier or a large city. In the general provieion of water woiks, which will probably follow tho present emergency, jur problem is comparatively easy. We havo unfailing rivors always at our doors, and we javo only to erect moro steam machinery for oroing water into our reservoirs." Tho Harrisonburg (Va.) Old Commonwealth ays : Nen riv all tho wells in Harrisonburg, and >a rt ie uln riv those on the eu st om Bide of Main treet, have failed within tho past month. Tho islet na, ss a matter of course, have also been xbausted. Tho question ot water bas there? on) becomo an important ono with our citi? ons. The "Big Spring," on tho publie square. i lowor than it bas been for many years. If hat should fail us now, hundreds of our cit 1 9ns would bo reduced to tho noccsz.'tv of ob lining their supply of water from a consfiJer 5*0 distance, or to the exponso of sinking ???r W?lls to iliC ??Y?? of the streams. Thc rivera aud creeks lu ibis county have ot beeil ss low within tho memory or onr old it citizens OB thoy are at this timo. A gon oman informed us a few days ago that ho alked aerees the north branch of tho ?benan oah riHeT, near Timberville, drjshod, bvatcp ing from ono stono to another. Tho smaller reams havo gono almost entirely dry. THB WEATHER AND CBOFS IN MAKTJIIRO.' ho Bonnottsville Journal says : "Wo are leased to announce that thc cotton in Marl oro' is opening rapidly, and tho farmers aro reparing lo corumcuco picking, with vorv nod prospect of a largo crop. Wc learn that .r. J. L. Breeden, Major Z. A. Diake, C. and . W. EaBtcrling, Esqs., and others havo 01 .adv noarly a balo picked, and will soon ol ir tho same in market. It is art a ck now dged fact tint Marlboro', upon an river? ie, produces moro and tinter cotton sr nero on an ovortgo than nny di6 ict in th? Peedee couoiry-tho lands this district being /ar superior to tho nds of Clio terfield or Darlingtou. In raisin ?t?9? nnd coin. Marlboro' simula foremost ol iv of tho adjoining fJislriotB. At the ?gr?" illural fair to t,0 u-e|d tll chinmina in N.;?v?m >r uo?^ Marlboro*, wc oro satisfied, will com Bto with any district in tho State in her pro actions. Tho soil is rich, and wo havo mon t brain who know how to cultivate it. Mari oro', therefore, wil stjhallengo competition iu ovember noxt." ComincrricL iiurlcstou Cotton, ltlceand A aval Stores Biarlcct? Ki" I CE OF THE CfJAltLESrUN DAILY NF. WH, 1 CHARLE* TON. Monday Evening, AUTUtt 80. j COTTON -There wa* a moderate inquiry for this Ittels, bul the light Block restricted transactions, iles 63 balee: a at 29X; SatSOtf; 17 at 31; 8 at 31M ; i at S3; 1 bale Pooler cotton, o'.d crop, at SSo f lb. Fe quote: LTVSXF0OZ. CLASSIFICATION. Ordinary to 6ooo ordinary .......28 <?|30 Low middling..31 fa - Middling.93 ? By New York classlflcallon we quote: diddling.S3X?2 BICK.-There were no salee of this grain. A lot of lean Carolina, say 17 tierces, told on Saturday st 8c * lb. We quote nominally common to fair clean .ronna at 8@3)i0; good 8*?@8Afo. NAVAL fiuatt-The market waa quiet, and we ote the following aalea: 33 bbls extra No. 1 rosin at 3; 1 bbl low No. 1 at $3 35; 2 do. dull and opaque t tl; 27bbls extra No. 2 et SI 80; 8 bbls No. 8 st 1 70 ** bbl._ JUnrteeta by Telegraph. EOHEION MAAKET8. LONDON, August 30-Noon,-Consols 93XsS3>.i. tonds B3>?. Weather somewhat colder. Tallow 6s fit). Sugar firm, both on the spot ?nd (float. Evening.-Consols93X. Bonds 83j<. Turp?n. Ine OOs Sde?Si. LrvEXPOOL, Augtut 30-Noon.-Cotton, uplands i.'.rt; Orleans MMjMJt*?! saisi 6000 bales. Bread-] tuffs quiet. Other articles unchanged. Evening'.-Cotton easlei; uplands 13Xd; Or? ear?a ltKaUXd] .tales -6000 bales, of whleh 2000 isles were for ? peculation and expoi t. HAVRE, AngUst ?0.-Cotton opens heavy on the pot and afloat. PARIS, August 30-Even Inc.-Jbo Bourse ls ex? ited. 'Rentes 71f02o. DOMESTIC UABKZT8. Nsw Youl, August 80-Noon.-Stockt .steady, doney quiet at 0*7c. HterUog, long OK; short 10. lold 83)i. Cotton quiet and firm at C?>?a3(sc. fnrpe-iUne 12c. Botin. strained S3 40. Evening-Cotton a eh ide firmer; ea'ee 600 balea it sec. Flour dud* superfino 15 SIAC 10; common o fair extra Southern SO AOaO 78. Wheat heavy and lo lower; winter red Weft'irn tl 60al 68. Corn ?carce; mixed Western SI 17? 1 20. Hess pork quiet lad finner at S3219Xa3i 26. Lard steady. Whis? key $1 15. Rice, Carolina Arm at 8 "??01,0; Ban toon lower st 7>??7J%e. Sugar in good denian 1. Coffee and molasses quiet and firm. Naval storea inlet. Freights firmer. Honey easy at 6a7c, most? ly st fie. Sterling weak at OK- Uold quiet at 33>,. Bte ck? unusually dull, but cloted steady at a de? cline. Governments strong. '63'? 23)1' Southerns weak; Georgias 81 ii. BAZITUIOBX, AuguitSC.-Cotton ls nominally 3t)?c. Flout ls dull and declined Sc; Howsrd-ttreet raper, fine S6a6 25. Wheat Irregular; prime to choice SI tOel SO; fair to good SI 26x1 86. ; Oatt dull at 83a68c Mes? pori *3t 25. Bacon ?ore active. Tard quiet J Whiskey dun at $1 ax Cn?07a*ATi, August 80.-Whiskey dull at Si 10 Provisions dull and in 1 lt tl - demand, Mesa pork~| ?33. Bacon, shoulders 16XtllXo. BT. Louis, August 30 - Whiskey dull at SI 17? 1 18. Provisions steady. Meat pirk ?31 60. Bscoq, { ?houldersiBKsi6,Vc; elear sidas lS^alOKc, Lard,' keg 2tc loirmxE, August 80- Harkst anoaan.ed. W_.skoy SI 18il 20. Wi EMIN OTO August 80.-Spirit? turp?n tl ne 39 Kc. Boam quiet Crude t ii rp rah o a unchanged. Toter arriving. AuoosTA, August SO.-Oof on, market more ac? tive ?nd demand good; salts 60 Ix lee ? middling 31 kc; T+C*\\<* il btles. BATAKKAU, August au.-Receipt i of cotton SS bales; market galts ?qiiva with a good inquiry and Isa pravem'tnt sn last quOtatioaa; mid diing Sic;' sales j TS bales. ll VS * MODI LE, August 30.-Nothing dono lu cotton; s.-ceipts SO bales; expoita 3 bales. Nev OaxjciNS, August 30 -Cotton Jail and nomi? nair tamice IT bales; receipts 151 biles. Engar, mo? lasses and co (Tee Juli and unchanged. Gold 33>?. Sterling 46.t?. Kc sr York eight exchange Xe pre? mium. Consign?es per Mouin t.'aiollnn tia ur ott u August '4H ana ito. 67 bales Cotton, 76 bales Domett ICH, 110 sacks Wheat. 699 sacks Cont, 160 bbts iloar. 200 sacks Bran. 19 packages ?scou, 93 bbls Naval Stores, ? cars Wood. 3 cs? Lomb' r, 2 cara Staves, 1 car Stock. To Ballroad Agent. Campeen A Co. II BulnTnkJe, A li nui!!||iD, G H Walter A Co. Htcnliouto A Co, G W Hteff.ne, TldemsnnK Co. GoHenlth A Son, Reeder & Davie. JUE Sloan, Dowling k Co, Mowry i Co, 1.1) DoSaussuro. Grso-or A smith, Kirkpatrick ? Wife, G W wiimiu.8 & Co, Pclzcr, Rodgers & Co.end K ai? nui AHowti!!, dorine BCIDB. Fort <>i Clue-lesion. AuKimt 31. rn* ts or nu: Moow. Nsw Moon, 61b, 12 Lours. 49 mientes morning. First Quarter, 12tb, 4 hours, 3 minutes, oventug. Full Moon. 20th. 3 hours, 21 minutes, evening. Last Quarter. 281b. 4 hours, 2 minut?e, evening A VU A SEIT. I .UK aires. I ? 11 e. 3U,Mommy.... SllTuchduy.... llWedueeday. 2 ' Thur f. I-,-... . 3 Friday. 4|eatr.rday... 5 Buuday. ft. .34. ti 2fi i H..44 ft..33 0 2? Motu. 6..36 C .23 Morn. 6..37 I tl..23 1..78 6. .37 I 6. .21 il. .29 6..38 ! 0..VJ 3..38 6. 38 I 0..18 beta. 1.. 8 2.. 8 3..25 4..93 6. .20 6..23 I 7..14 Arrived a'csteruuy. Steamship Falcon, Horsey, Baltimore- left Fri? day, P M. Mdse. To Mordecai A Co, Courtenay A Jrenbolra, Railroad Agents, S C Relined. Mau toue A Co, lt A A P Caldwell, T M Urbtoll, F Well? man, Craue, hoyleton A- Co, J Madsou, Pani. Welch A brand? P, Col A P Blun>, E U Plummer, B Klstie A Go, J A Quackenbufb, J A cook A Co, F O Borner, J Ceinpsen A Co, Dollar tm Bros, J A Wurhmin, Os tcndoriTic Co, Muller, .vimitr. * Co, Lauroy A Ale\ auder, Klluck, Wlckouberg A Co, W G Whilden A Ci?, TC Tupper A Eon. W M Bird A Co, J V O'Neill A Sou, G A Irenbolm h Sou, J U Graver A Co, Chapeau k Heffron. C Ltlionthal A Co, J ?-fro rds ti Co, B Feld mann A Co. B Cobla A Co, O Phillips, H Bischoff & Co, H Gordts A Co, P P Toole, Mowry & Co. O Voigt, S L Howard fc Bro, G W Steffens. O Wicking, Mar? shall & Burge, S R Marshall. J E f.dger & Co, W H Chelee A Co, W Morscher, Moil, Webb A Co, ard othors. Steamship Prometheus. Gray, Philadelphia-led Fitday, A M. Mdse. To Jno & Then Getty, Rail? road Agent?. Budd A Blake, Lowie & Moire. E H Burnham. T B Waring. C L> llrabe, E V benedict. P Waleb. J F Toyl.-r A Co, P UeMIu. Cam?.un. Barkley A Co, Douglas? A Miller, J H Wuhrman, F C Borner, U Klatioi Co, U O'Neill, M?llmann Broi, U Feld? mans, J M Elton tt Uro; eratic. Hoyleton & Co, W A Uehrtens, G H Urmpock, Fogariio'e Book House, J 3 Milner & Co. W thepherd. Kinsman Bros, c Lil entbal A Co, H T Peake, Oetcndo ff A Co, L Mann. )r L. H Kellers, Johnston. Crews At Cu, Cleghorn, flerring tc Co. Walker, Evans A Cogswell. J Cos trove, J H Vollere. Holmes' Boos Home, and ctb TP. Experienced southwest winds oil the passsge. Sehr Wenonah. Mitchell, Ballimore-G days. Com. loT J Kerr A Co. Sailed Yesterday. Irig Cyclone, Frfsbic. Georgetown, S C. From this Hort, teamsblp Manhattan, Woodhull. New York. Mon .. day. 4 PM. che Sarah Cullen, Avis, Philadelphia, Augu't 27. L'p for this ?'ort. ehr |da Balbi, wl?ber, R( posion, August ?Q, Clcrtrcii Cae this fort. . teamshlp Champion.- LockwooJ, at Now York, An. r,u-a 28. chr Nancy t raith, Loyd, at New York, August 27. 'Kino ' ia it iu.. Thc brig Black S'-an, Podgor, from Geoigrlown, C, arrive I at New York Augnil 38. Thc sehr Anna K Glover, IO darn from Charleston, >r Boston, arrived a< Uo mes' Hole Au.-u?l 20. Safes. MARVIN'S PATENT Alum & Dry Plaster FIRE PROOF Are moat desirable for quality, finish and grice. ; MARVIN'S SPHERICAL BURGLAR SAFES Cannot be Sledged! Cannot be Wedged ! Cannot be Drilled! BANK VAULTS, VAULT DOORS* ZXPRE88 BOXES, FAMILY PLATE SAFES, COMBINATION LOOKS Please send for a Catalogne to MARVIN & CO., >. (oldest safe manu facturera) ; (265 Broadway, New York. Principal J ?21 ?t Phila. Warehouses (108B*nk St., Clevel?nd,0 And for sale by onr agent? in tb* principal eitles throughout the United Statcs FOB SALE BY WM. M. BIRD ic CO., No. 203 EAST BAY, CHAKLKSTUA. December 13 _lr? , jyoiaMHIg ?i MACH lOTH. No. 36 Broad*ltr?et, Charleston, b. C., BBOREBB, AUCTION EE Kg. HEAL EST AT K AND C?ENLO lt AL. COMMISSION AUEJlT? Will atttend to Benong and Collecting of Kents and pnrcbsse and ssie ct brocks, Bonds, Gold, Silver and Beal Estate. ALSO, To the Purchase of Goods ind Supplies for parlies In the country upon reasonable terms. QxoBor L. HOLMES.A t MANE rn Miosnu. Jannsrr 1_?_T*_ JT. IIP 31 P H It E Y 8 , . ? BKOEER, AUCTIONEER AND COMMIS SION MERCI!Ah'1. FALKS OF BEAL ESTATE. STOCK8, BONDS;SE CUKITTE8 ASP PERSONAL PKOPEKTY ATTENDED TO. HO* a 7 BROAD-STRBKT OHABLB9TON. B. O. ?rraTurjiox*, Bon. HKNB. B01ST, W,iJ. MAGBATH, Esq. Toners! JAMBS OONA RR, T. B. WABINO, HQ. October , . . ZE3I ESTABLI?HED 183?. . A . D U O MANUFACTUKKK OF PLAIN AND STAMPED TIN-WARE, AND WHOLES ALK OLA LL H IN JAPANNED-WABE, II0USE-FUKN1SHING HOODS, &c, No?. 18 Il V Y X K-sT ll K li l' A ND, 080 KI \ O-STMKIAT, ITIAKLKSTON, S. C. RO0FINQ AND GUTTERING DONE. tuih*2moe Angus! 2 /crtil'3crs. rr>HE "CAKOljISi A 1. IS It IT 1.1ZE U" IS MA UK KI COM THE PHOSPHATES OF X' South Carolina; and ia pronounced bv various chemists ono of Ibo heat Mnnu'os known, only interio to Peruvian Onano lo lis Et H J ILI/.IN ; PROPEHIIES. Tbeso PHOSPHATES aro the re??alos of extinct land and sea animal?, aDd po-scse qtlfcilliceor thfe greatest value to thc agriculturist. Wo annex tho analysis o? Prolcs'or SHEPARD: "LABOBATOnT OP THIS MEDICAL ColXIOI OP SOUTH CATIOLIMA. Ana'.y I? of a fample of CAROLINA FERUL1ZER, per-cuaUy selected: Moi-tare expelled et 212 lire: V.10.70 Organic Matter with some water of combination expelled at a low red heat..10.Bu Fixed Ingr?dient?.J.CC 80 Ammonia.;.^QQ Phosphoric Acid-soluble. OOo.Equivalent to ll ST SoiublePhOSpbato of Lime. tBaolublo., 6,17,...,.Equivalent to 13.? Infoluble (hone). _ . . . 13.13 . '.14.7(5 Phosphate of T.lmc. suHhnric Add.ll Ol.Equivalent to 23.05 Sulphate tf T.imc. Sulphate ol t m,,, i,.,. SO talpbato or roda. 3.00 Sand.ILM On thoftreueth ol theta results 1 am ?lad to csrtlfy to the superiority of tho CXROLINA FERTI? LIZER, examined. C. O. SHEPARD, Ju." VkT Wc will tarnish thu cxce'.lent FE?TIL'ZER to Planters ond others al f03 per ton of COGO lbs. GKEO. W. ?W"IXJIJZ-A.3^:S & co., FACTORS. ?)tnfj3, (?l)tmircl?, (Ctr. BV'S l'KUPHYJLACTlt: VI.V1D. Letter Jrom Hon. At'x. If. St p\rns, rj Oeorgxa. CiuvrronDSViiit, Ga , t^ptember 50. isca. Darb;'* Piopli>lactlc F'.ntii !? An ar?u-t* ST ?tt!? i r-l. i r.t t reat value. I?? dolf retie as well as nu-di i inn! rics arc numc-Tcv,-, nt i e i's s pn-ial'Ies arr most ??KI .?nui I buv'o.not lici-u Million I it (url ten jear?, ?nd no ii-ad.of n lainily wlu can afford I io btvo it should be without lt. . ALF.X. U. STEPHENS. TUB WU3I DKM KU ti FAMILY .mm. ?1NK. Letter from Vic Surgeon-General of tMl late Conferer, ate States. RICHMOND, Va., January H, 1669. JOHN DAUBY k Co., No. 100 William-street, New I York: Gmtltm-n-I bavo received your letter of fbe 181k of December, 1660, callina my attention to your | (Darby'? Prophylactic) Kinta. I most cheerfully ?ute (bat the Finid wa? furnish? ed to, and extensively med by, tbe surgeons in chirge of general hospital? In tbe Confed?rale ser? vice with great benefit to the patients-all tbe rur geor>B making a favorable report-a great deal of lt waa uee<! la tbe hospita lu. * *" * Very respectfully, your obedient servant, SAMT. PREVI ON MOORE, M. D, THIS ASTUMSHINO DISINFECTANT. EMORY COIXVOE, Oxronn. GA., December 29. 18C8. Prof. DAIIDX. Bear Sir- Having not lura en? gaged for macy years tn ibo active duties of the Medical profesi?n, I am only superficially acquaint? ed with tbe claims ef your Fropbylactfo Fluid, bul am.yr ell acquainted with Ita ob em leal elementa. While, tberciore, I cannot speak experimentally ol tbe valut of tbe compound, vet tho disinfecting and therapeutic vropeillc? or tbe agents employed In Ita composition, together with tbe well known reputa, lion of ita discoverer, as s chemist, authorize me tn regard its merits as of a blob order; on tbe whole it must be considered aa a valuable contri uutiou to the class of articles to which lt bete uga. Tbeso views, I may add, aro sustained by tbe testi? mony O? many - competent judge?, who bavo tested lu properties. Bell ev o me, dear sir. Yours, resrpectiullv, A. M KANS, M. IX. LL. i\ CU HES UUflNS. wm NOS. STINGS, fie. AlUBlMA IHBAXB HOSPITAL, I TUSCALOOSA. December fi. 1808. | Messrs. JOHN DAKB? ?E Co., No. 160 William-street. New York: *? Oentlejiten-I received'your clronlara af tho lt tb Instant, asking an expression or opinion from me as ta tbs meriti* of your Prophylactic Fluid. 3 be pre? paration ?aa been so generally useO by the proles. ?ion and public at large, and so universally estj em ed, Ibat it ?oem? to me to need no further recom? mendation. JA? adisinfectant and romo Hat ?gent too, when la? t? (cat.d, it is not excelbd bj ?nv similar preparation. Wo th i! porto oat) Rap lc prcpaiatlotm very extensively InthlshcapKsV andcou.d not do without them. I consider youri tn? beat ?ni mott elegant pttpara tion of tbe kind manufactured. BeapecUully yours, Ac , . 1 ,P. BRICK. M. D., Btrp't and Physician Alabama insano Hospital. WHOLESALE DKDGGIHTH, August 87 8 i gen ta for South Carolina. j) H I C H i V' S j -Hf: HOLDEN BEN ED IES. ASK FOR KO OTHER, TAKE NO OTB EB, AND you.will save time, bealtb and money. SICCO REWARD .(or any cate of disenso In it? y stage which (bey fill lo cure. Dr. HICUAL'S GOLDEN ii A LS A.\i No. 1 cure? Ulcers, Ulcerated Fore Thront and Mouth, tor? Eyes, cutaneous or Hfcin Eruption*. Copper Colored Blotched, soreness of tbe Scalp, t-'croLila, Ate,; la the greatest Renovator, Alterative and Ulocd Purifier nown, remove? al) dUease? from the system, and leaves tho blood pure ?nd healthy. Dr. ItlCHAO'S GOLDEN BALSAM No. 2 cures Mercurial Afrectlnne, Rheumatism In all its forms, whether from mercury or other causea; gives Imme* d?ate relief in all caa?*,. No dieting necessary.- I have Ihousanda of Certificates proving tbe miracu? lous corea offected by these Remedies. Price of eltbrt Np. 1 or Na 2, IS per bottle,or twp bottle? for Dr RICH AU'S GOLD KN ANTIDOTE, a safe ?pee? dy, p'eaaant and radical'care for all Urinary De ragenaent*,accotnp*nled with fell directions. Price ia per bo ti io. . . f ? j i?: < Dr. BICHAD'8 GOLDEN ELIXIR D'AMOUK. a ladlcal cure for Nervous or G omni Debli Ry, in old or young j Imparting energy with werode fal effect. Price $6 per bottle, or two bottles for 89. On receipt ot price these Remedies will be ?hipped to any place. Prompt attention paid to ill correa dent?.' None genuine without tba name'of ?'Dr. RICH AD'S OOLDBN BBMED1B8, D. B. RICHARDS, Bole Proprietor," blown lo pU?? ot bottle?. . Address D. B. BICHA RD?. No. 228 VaricV-atreet,' New York Office Honrs from 9 A. M. to? P. M. " Circulars sent, ly_Joly 3 j^l O L, O O .N K , ~fiOrERIon TO TBB BEST IMPORTED CO? LOGNE WATEB, nunniictnred and ?old whoiesalt and wiatt by Dr. H BABB* . /oneal No. Ill Meeting street ...v".-: HO') fi-ir- >..':i. r.?lt "?? ?.... Prufjfl, (Remir?is, (Cte. Apothecary and Chemist. No. 123 Meeting-street CHARLESTON. S. C .? _ TUE ADVEBIISKR BL7?3 10 CALL ATTEN. TIDN to bis stock of tho beet Imported anti Doaet. tie CHEMICALS, DRUGS, AMD PATENT MEDICINES. DEATH JO F-LIES. tlSK -IG H TNT NO LIGHTNING LIGHTNING LIGHTNING PLY PAPEtt FLT PAPER jP?? PAPER V *- ? - -.- , .II lt-iu?? icu . iii PLY PAPER. I SORE AND SPEEDY" DESIRUCTION TO TH?3 TBOOBLESOME VISHOR. KUK SALK UV {THE SHEET, QUIRE OR REAM, BT THT1 ADVEB TIBER. ., MANUFACTURER OF PANKNIN'S HEPATIC BITTERS, Which bare established for tbemselyes a reputation surpassed by none* Through con .i sn t effort and attention be hoves to I mm it s conti ?usn co of the pnblte patronage which I has hitherto been extended to hutt * Psbrnary 1? -rntkslyr niTIlATK OF JIAO\KSIA. - A GOOD COOLING SUMMER MEDICINE. MA DB fresh eyer* day, by DB. a. BAKU. Majr 25 AO. 181 Meeting-? tree t. JProg8, (?t)crakal8f (Etc "J-) It . O . s . PROP II ITT*? FAMILY MEDICINES CONSISTING) OF Ilia CEXEBBATED LIVER MEDICINE, ANODYNE PAIN KILL IT, ANTI-BILIOUS PI LLB, AGUE PILLS, Dyseutory Cordial, Fcmnlo Tonic AND PURIFYING PILLS. THE EXCELLENT REMEDIES OF O. S. I PHOPHITT, M. D., need no recommendation their well known power tn removing thc diseases pe? culiar to our Southern climate having already estab? lished for them an enviable reputation in Georgia ans the adjoining ?-tates. As the majority of person? ifying in tho South nre predl>-po<cd tc dl-easo ol . Liver, it ls granted by all intelligent phyH'clans that most of tho pains and aches ol our people aro du? io organic or lundinna! derangement ot that impor? tant organ. Prophlll's Liver Medicine and Anti Dillon* Pills strlko directly at tho root of tho evil. M h?*v cure thc Liver, which in nine coses out of 'cn, I? at thc bottom of tho Cough?, Dynpepyii, Colic, Sick Headache, BhouniuHbiu, CountIpatiou. Men? strual Obstructions, Ac, eu common anioog our poopie. Ku r?che, Tnolbache, Aculo Rheumatism, Neuralgia and bodily pains of every kind llec before PKOPHITT'S I * A 1 N Iv 11,1. LT like chaff before tho wind. PjROPIIlTT?? i.i v ion BIBOICIMK. Dr. 1'rophUt-Having u-ed tuts medicino sufD clently lon? to tct-t Its virtu-, iud to satisfy my own mind that it ls an Invaluable, remedy for D.vspopsia -a ell -ram from which thc Wiatt r liai, suffered much for elx years-and being persuade! thal bundie.:, who now suffer from lulu uonnyiiig complaint would be signally benditi cd. aa he has been, by its UPC, ve deem lt a duly wc owe to ihi< unfortunate class to recommend to them the UFO of Ibis remedy, which bas given not only himself hut several members ot bis family thc greatest relief. il. W. ARNOLD. Of tho Georgia Conference. DOOLY Coirs IT, GA , April, 1S07. Thia is lo certify that t was confined to the house, and most ot the tiu.e to my heil, ami <-nfft-riug the groatost agony imaginable with Rheumatism, lor tlvo moiilbn, and attor trying ern available reme? dy, willi no relief, I wa? cured with two bottles of Dr. O. S l'ropblu's Anodino Paru Kill lt, cacb cost? ing Lily cents oid> ; it r.dim cd nie almost instantly. I tin r' lon recommend lt in Ibe highest degree io others suffering lr.-in similar diso iee. I can *av thst it is one ol thc best janiilv medicin a now out, certain. Yours ti illy. W. A. FOREHAND. COVINGTON, OA., July o, 1CG7. hr. l'ropKxL- Having used your Liver Medicine for more than a yea? In my family, 1 ubecrtuliy rt - commend lt to nil persons ?Unering from Liver af? fection*. Dyspepsia or tud'gesliun fn any form. 1 .lao recommend your I'yMuterj Cordial as thc beal remedy lor ibat disease. O. T. ROGER?. STA s KO H n vu. i.K, PUTNAM COUNTY, Oct. 1.1867. Dr. O. S. Prophtlt~-Dear Sir-I his ts tocerbty tba! I have used yonr Ague Pills for the issi teu yo irs. and I nave never failed to cure tho Ague In a single Instance with them. They alwLys break the chilla tbc first day that they are Riven. I can recom? mend them aa he inn Ibo nest amie medicine that l have > v sr round, and they leave no bad effects follow, leg them, as Quinine. Ac. Yours respectfully. A. WESTBROOK Pc TN A M rorrNTT. GA. September 12, J??G9. Dr. O. S. ProphiU-fclr-I have used for the last two years in my family your Liver Modlcioo, your Pain Kill II, and your Female Tonic, aud 1 bave nu fears In saying Ibat they aro tbc beat medicines I have ever used for tho Liver and Stomach. Neuralgic and Rutitmatic afflictions, Headache, Colic, and pains of every kind arc subdued by them. After using thc medicines solong. 1 cheerfully recommend tbcm to UL y and every one, snd lo all ibat are afflicted, as the best snd safest remedies for sU tho dlscaec* for wblch they aro recommended, Ac. Yours, respectfully, JAMES WRIGHT. UR. PKOPHlTT'8 FEMALE TONIC. This .Medicine, with Its associates, is a salo and cci tain remedy for all enrabio disease! to which Fe? males alone are liable, fl is abo au excellent pre? ventative of Nervosa Dllodnee-s, or Nervous Dis? rates in either male or l?malo. It ts a powerful Ner? vine Tonic, selling up a full and free circulation throughout the system. All Ot tho above Medicine- BOM by DnipglstH and Mcrchnnis generally throughout the .-oulhwcet. ED. S. BURNHAM, Wholesale sud Retail Agent, No. 421 King-slrect, (near Calhoun,) charleston, iv. C. Prepared ouly by Dn. O. S. PHOPHITT. April 16 Muth?nio< Covington. Ga. K O S It o o SCROFULA. DYSPEPSIA, LlYtR COMPLAINT, NERVOUS DEBILITY, RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, BIDNtY AFFECTION?, ERUP1IONS OF THE ?KIN, AMD AU. Obstinate or long standing di teases of tho ^JLOOD. LIVEB. URINARY ORGANS, NERVOUS SYSTEM, &o. Sl? it purines and enriches the Blood, eradicates all Syphilitic or Scrofulous Taints, ueslores Ibe Liver ana Kidneys io a Vie al thy action, aids digestion, reg? ulates Ibe bowels, sud invigorate! the Nervous Sys? tem. ??- NOT A SECRET QUACK MEDICI NE. "sst FORMULA AROUND EACH POTTLE. s . Recommended by Hie best Physicians, eminent Divines. Editors, Druggists, Merchants, ?tc. sBT THE BEST AND MOST POPULAB MEDI? CINE IN USE. TBEFAUSn ONLY UT J. J. LAWRENCE, M. D., (An experienced end well-known Physician nod Chemist,) Laboratory and Office, Na 6 Main-slMd. NORFOLK, VA. Price Ono DoVar per bottle. For sale by GOODRICH, WISEMAN & CO , OOWIE A MOI-E. * Ubir'.cston. 8. 0. And Druggists everywhere. July 26 * aso_I yr ROS AD ALIS, ? m* ROSAD ALIS. Sold by GOODKIOII. WINBMAN ?CO., Direct Importen of European Drugs and Chemicals, Msy8 stuthlyr CHARLESTON. H. O. TJEUG'B CNlVBKIAh RUSSIAN HEALING SALVE. THIS VALUABLE BEMBDY HV EFFECTED innumerable cores, and bas gained for itselfs great reputation. 1 be discoverer of this Solve bas applied itwith eminent sucoeas in thousands of oases dur? ing ibe Crimean War, and has cared dsxgerous wounds. In manv esses considered mortal. MB. E. BEBO 1? ibe sole possessor of the valuable il orel ol making this F sive; from lils experience In using il lu Europe snd the success attending tts ap plication i her*, he has benn' Induced to introduce it into thfvPnlteaJ Matt* jj W RELIEVE* PA** I Ibo?? who hajro Wourds, Biulies, Cuts of all kidds, ot Sore-, Felons, Scratches. Mosquito Bites. Froat l?itea Joint?, llore Lira. Chtlbtst a. Children's Scorbutic complain to oo Bead and f a e, are speed Hy cured. It hts preved ef great odranlaga to la di ss, sud is peculiar,y adapted far fathered breasts i oro legs, Ac., through confinement, and Other can a? s . lt sot* irte m agio In removing Boll?, Pimples, and Cutaneous Dleeaaet, sad baa been auoc eos folly ni ed for Corns. Bunions and Sore Throat, by apply, 'lag externally every- even leg before going (o bed. For sale by aU ilruggltta. Price 3Jc.. 50c, and SI per Jar, Gffloe. No. MO Bowery, N. T. riane genuine anlest countersigned E. BEE o'S UNIVERSAL BUS SIAN HEALING SALVE, No .MO Bowery. New York, For sa)? ty JOHN F. HEN tl?, No 8 College Place, New York. ?nih ? . '. -Vi'i VI >...ue i CT' .-. ,'l !- . ; : .' tail .??i.-i JrriJ .<>"? \{Yu ! ?-.'?j "WO, ?-,.:;,- ^;,,ev-.,,i ? Hfxnp, G?mirais, CCtr. J. li V ll ,1, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST AND APOTHECARY x. H. Corner of Kin? nna Jolin-Sta. SPECIAL AND PERSONA!, ATTENTION OTVEKTO PHYSICIANS' PRESCRIPTIONS. DEALEil IN FOBKION AND EOMEBTIil DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, FANCY O ODDS, PERFUMERIES, SOAPS, 1'?FF.i AND PUFF BOXES, TOILET SETS, ife. HATENT MlCUIO'INHS GBNUISK BA Y IttTM LUHN'S COLOUNE IS ONSURPAWBED RY ANY OTUER. A TRIAL WILL Rt PA Y YOU. (JEUM AN COLOGNE*. LUHN'S FLAVORING EXTRACTS HOTO UU equal lor strength and purity, and ought to br used by all SODA WAT?R DEALERS AND ICE CItEAU MANU? FACTURERS. Mr. E. H. JACKSON, Proprietor of tbo Charleroi, ? ole], say*: "I recommend your Extracts without heailallon to tho public (or Icc ('ream?. Jellie- and Pastry." MTP. H. M. BDLTEUFIELD, Proprietress or tho Pa? vilion Hotel, ?ayn: ..Ihcy ate well worthy the at len? non ol tho??- wbo deal in (hem or use them " lhc6o Extracts aro put up in atnall vtata, by tba dozen, lor the trude an 1 family use, and In \ Int, quart ?ntl half call?n hollies lor manufacturer e. Congress und III -li IConlc Stiring Waters CONS TAN: LY ON RAND. Auy art'elo desired, not In Stock, w'll be procured to ord. r. Good? delivered in thc city TREE OF CUAROK. June 8_nao tnthi arno ~TJ^ O S A I? A I. 1 S ?'iiriUes the Kloo?. Vox sale by liruca**** Rvsrywntr*. JnU38 -??. rji a K it i s H UP p i b M THIS ll I sin? I' PILLI THE: BISHOP PILLI A Purely Vegetable Pill (Sugar-Coaled.) " COSTAR V BISHOP PILL, 'Tu of extraordinary efficacy for Co?tlvenes?, Indi? gestion, Dytpepfta, Headache. Ncrvou* Debility. Liver complaint." "Tte best PILL in the world." Afc iii cal Journal, S'ptemltr 8. TRY THEM! T R ? I H E Ml aa- AH Dctiggtata iu CHARLESTON ttll leen?. ,? COSTAE'S " STANDARD PREPARATIONS " ARE '-Costar'?" Hat, Hoar ti, dee., Kitftmi's. .'CottaiV Bed Bag Exterminators. ..Costar'?" (only pure) Insect Powdex. "Only Infslllble Rcnicdlea known." ..18 year? eatsbltrhed in New York." "2000 Boxes end Tissas manufactured daily." ..I 11 Beware 111 of spurioua Imitation?." ? "All Drngguts in CHARLESTON sell them. ' For tl.fi, fi snd $S size?, Address "COSTAR" COWPA.Mf, So, 13 Bewsrd-atreet, New York. Bald in ci) ARI.K?ioN, i?. C.. by GtlUOHll'H, WIIHEMAN Al Cl?. March M_pac_Ur TT? E V K R AND AG?E, rCOM WHICH MANKIND SUFFER over a larne part of tbe globe, is the consequence of a diseased action In the syatem. Induced by tbe poison. I?W niia?.m ol vegetable decay. Ibis exhalation is nvolved by the action of solar best on wet soil, and riben .m with the watery vapor f-om lt. While tho sun is below the horiton thin vapor lingers nesr the earth's surface, and the virus ls taken with lt ibrougn the lunga into the blood. There lt acts aa an Irritating poison ou lb? Internal vlf eera axd excreting ore an s of the body. Ibo liver become? torpid and fall* lo eecretenot only this virus, bul siso tbe bile from (he blood. Both tho virus and tbo bile accumulate lu the circu? lation, and produce vto'ent constitutional disorder. Tbe spleen, tbe kidneys, and the stomach ?ymp? tillie with tbe liver, snd become disordered also. Finally, the in ?tin ct of onr organ!un, aa lt in an at? tempt to expel th? noxious infusion, concentrates the -hoir blood of the body in the internal excreto? ries to forco them to cast Rout Tl.o blood leaves the eurface. and rushes lo ibo central onjans with congestive violence. lhl? ls the CbiiL ant In this effort lt tells. Then tba Fever follows, in which the blood leaves the central organs and, rushes to the furfaco, as tl in another effort io expel tte irritating poison (brough that other great excretory-the ?kin. In Ulla also lt fails, and tbo system standona the attempt exhauated, and WJIIS for Ibo recovery of .strength to repeat tbe hopeless effort another day. ^.heae are Ibo file ol paroxysms ol Fever sud Ague, buch constitutional disorder will of course under mine the health If lt ls not removed. We bave labored to and, and have found an anti* RT0TE' A V Kit's AGUE CU HF, Which neutralit?s Ibis malarious potion In the blood, and stimulate* tho liver to cxrel K from tho body. As lt should, io lt does cure thu afflicting disorder with perfect certainty. And ll doe? more, or rather does what ls of moro service to those sub? ject io this infection. If taken In season lt expela lt from the system ss lt ts absorbed, and Ihus keeps those who uso it tree Irom its attacks; heep? the sys? tem In health although > aponed lo the disease. Con? sequently lt not only eures, but protects from, the croat variety of allectLwhich are induced by thia malignant influence, auch as Remittent Fever. Chill Fever, Dnoib. or Masted Ague, Periodical Headache, or Dllioua Headacho. Bilious Fever*, r,eura1gla. Bbeumstiam Gout, Blindness, Tooibache. Earache, Catarrh, Aatbma, Palpitations Painful Affections ol the Bpleen, Byatcrtcr. Colic, Paralysis, and Painful Affect on? 1f tba Stomach and Bowels, ?ll of which, when arising frum this cause, will be foncd to as? sume, more or less, the intermittent type. T.<|? "AOUE CURE;" removes the cause of thece derange? ments and eurea Oao dlseatc. . This it accomplishes by stimulating tho excreto? ries to expel the virus from the sysle-n; and these organs by degrees become habited lo do this, tnelr eine?, of Uielr own accord. ,H>nco arms what we term acclimatation. Time m?y aceompllih the sam? end, hut often life 1? not long onongb, or la sscriflced> in the attempt, while this ' Ague Cure" dot?? U at once, ?nd with safety. Wo have gi eat rc .?on to be? lieve ihlsls ?surer ss well ?s ssfcr remedy for the whole class of diseases which aro caused by the mi? asmatic infecte u. iban sny other which has I eeo discovered; and it bas ?till auother important ad? vantage to the publie, which la, that lt is cheap aa well a? good. tj i . . raSYABZDBT Or. J.C AYER ?B CO., Lowell, Masa , Practical and Analytical Obemtin. . Tflos One Dollar per hot tie. . Bold at Wholsule. by . DOW!* A MOISE, . .,,.?j ", Oharleetoo, Bonth Carolina, And by B*t?n Druggist* eTerywhere. June M ' : ?*C itatMaaM S?; ?-M".. .'-.-il nv,-;-..ci? \l>.-':-. - ? .. ... ?8 j .;'...? u'r< - .-1 61* ' I .y.-.: Wi r.-.-.-- :... ftr ri v . 7i ! ?ArSfr "el, . ,..'..'. . -H .