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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-10-09

Our stock Of Spectgcles an@ Eyeglasses is
now more complete tilan ever before. BE-
stccs the excellent combination frames, set
% wltl TIC finest FIench lens, which we have
already NOTICED, w6'have fine glasses, set
In Gold anI Silver frames, made extra
strong by, BRACES at,all the soldetings. The
price of these is no ln0le thea That OF the
common gold. and silver frames usually
sold We have also fulL' stock of the
lower gfpdes of spec:acles and eyeglasses,
ringing down as low as DO and 25 cents
Also 4 Sdll supply. of spectacle and eye
glass cases, at ~ aid is cc0ts each for
moll occO, and 90. cents for fine nickel
eases, shaped to receive the specs without
strat,'ipS the bows: Que great advantage
you huvc III buying from lis is the. assist-
s,n,;e n1ee we can hiye you In fitting klasses to
CONN0R u CHANDLER,
JEWELLERS AND OPTICIANS,
r., Winnsboro, S. G..
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-10-09

X TfiiEf' EsCArEs.-For some little
time tho gentlemen ~ charge of Mr..
John l.. Mimnaugh's store .llavo sus-
pcctGl tlMt a negro named William
Mack was stealing goods from tho
store. Determined to cntch him, they
purposely left him in the store on Sat
urday morning, and watched his move
incnts. AS might have been expected,
no helped himself to several articles,
and weiit out Of tho back door. Mr..
j. N. Centcrat once pursued him and
soon overlook bin, He seized tho
fellow by the; ;cc4Br, and led him to-
wards the Jail fo deliver him to the
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-10-09

J PERsoNAL.-Tho Rev. .Chas. e. Nc
Donald, of Mccklcnburg county, N.
a., is "a town on visit for q few
days Ills numerous friends in
Wdnnsboro will gladly welcome him
a,onio again.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-10-09
TabOTER BRUSHES.

HA1fMm fma Brushes, Soaps, Bay Rum Per-
Warburgs Tincture, Elixir 'Quihinc and
Strycllnine,i Extract Buchu and Parclra
Brava,- Eye Salve, Quinino, Cinclionldia,
Blue Mass, and a supply of other drugs
and medicines, just received by
J.. ~ MCMASTIR, BIsICE- s. KETcHIN.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-10-09
From Abroad,

Our frnvelng agent writes us that Nor
mans Neutralizing Cordial is very popular
where he has been. lie has trouble, What
ever in stlling it as everyone knows II TO
be the hest, most pleasant and most harm
less family medicine in existence. ,. Il
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-10-09

WANTED First-Class Salesman,
TO WHOM, liberal salary will be paid,
None but frst-class man need a}>.
ply. j. T.. MIMNAUGH. y
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-10-09
Beat 1t # You Can
-WITfI-
|ANYBODY'S:GIN!
;%.
II' STANDS ON ITS MERIT!

Mr.. j. NJ. ELLIOTT, SR.: Since ginning
ten bales iD one day Oh the Forty.fvc Saw
Gin, have gained two bales per day. On
Friday, tho 2sth Of September, ,ny cngi-
nccr put his fire in just at sun UP, and at
dark We had TWELVEBA LES PA CKED
and lying on the ground, weighing $50
pounds each.
Yours, &C.,
:. .JNO. .S:DOJGLASS.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-10-09

rew. acknowledgements. -.
Land for Saie--D. s. Rice.
Spectacles-Comnor s. Chandler, ::
j., Summons--McDothld: ~ Douglass,
and A. NJ. Mackey, Plaintiffs Attor-
neys.
>. Fsirflc!d County-Caldwcll & Lau-
;dertlale. ......>'
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-10-09
DRY GOODS

rs fuller than ever, and at prices that
can't be BEATEN. Nice quality, moe
styles. A good suit from $500 up. Hats
in all qualities and styles, so we can suit
everybody, from twcnty-fivc-ccnt man to
the most fastitiOus.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-10-09
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

TUES DAY. 1Stobere. ,. 1898.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-09-29
Ears for ii! Million !.
FOG CHOO'S BALSAM OF Sn RK'S OIL

This oil is sbstracted from peculiar species of
small WHITE SHARK. caught in the Yellow SEA-
known rs Carcharodon Rondeletii. Every Chinese
fisherman knows IL. Its virtues res orative of
hearing were discovered by a Buddhist Priest
about the year l4l0. Its cures were so numerous
and many so seemingly miraculous. TINT he rem
edy was officially proclaimed over the entire En-
pire. Its use becAme so universal that for over
800 years deafness has among the Chinese
people. Sent. tharses prepaid. to Any address ut
$l.0U per bottle.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-09-29
The Great Enn|ish Remedy

Is n never falling
Cure for Nervous Debil-
ity, Exhausted Vitali.
ty, seminal Weakness,
Spcrinatorrhra. LOST
MANHOOD. Inpotency,
Paralysis, Prostrator-
rnuea, ana all the
terrible effects of Self
Abuse, youthful follies
ana eXces ssrs in maturer
years-such as Loss of
Memory Lassitude, Noe
4 a. l.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-09-29
Bakers Mining Horse Power.

vlNHE- MOST EFFICIENT AND PRACTICAL MA
\ chine ever Invented for the service Of Prospec.
tors ani others requiring }e ut II, rse- Power
Possessing MI the requirements OF hrst-class
moist. and an riding means for the continuous ope-
ration ofa Pump Or blower without interfering
with a holstiHg apparatus.
AZ IS MADE ENTIRELY OF IRON. No piece
weighs over 30 pounds. At the ordinary speed Of
a horse l'Ou pound buc KIT Of ore may be rail-
10 feet per minute. The holst.ng drum IS under
the complete control OF the man at the shaft. and
is caph Ie uf carrying 1UJ feat OF iivee ns steel
rope lhe cost ot erection Is sli sht, - two ms n
III hAlt day cun easily put it in place ready for
work.
While this power is more particularly for mining
purpos, 8, 1t Is equally adopted 10 all other use
where animal power Is required. SEND FOR
CIRCULAR. Address;
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-09-29


sion 10 Society, Dimnoss OF Vision Noises in the
Head: the vital nnid passnr uuobstry ed in the
uriie, and many other Diseases that lead to iusai-
ty and death.
DIR NiSIIE. who is n REGULAR physician fgrad.
uate of the University OF PENNSYLVANIA, will
agree to forfeit FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS tor
"A case of this lind the VITAL EESTORA.
TIVE (undtr his special advice aud treatment,
will not cnre, or for anything impure or injurious
found III it. J." Ml\TIE trents al pri yate dis.
eases success ull without mercury. CoNsuIrA.
TIoN FREE. 1l.urough examination and advice
'ncudIng analysis OF urine s. 90. Price of VITAL
FEsTaRArlvE, - 90 bottle four times the
quantity, $40 90: sent to amy address upon receipt
OF price. or {. .. d., secure from observation and
in private name if desired, bv A. +. AuNTIE. NJ
D., II kearny street, San francisco, Cal.
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE, sent on application
BY letter stating symptoms, and age. Com
muntatiuns strictly confidential.
DIR. MiNTli'S KIDNEY REMEDY, NEPHRETI-
CT NJ, cures all kinds of Kidney and Bladder Com
plants, Gonurrhua. Glcct, Leucorrhna. For sale
by all druggists 81 90 bottle six bottles for SIS oO
DIR. NINTiE'S DANDELION PILLS are the best
and Cheapest DYSPEPSIA and BILIOUS cure III the
market For sale by all druggists
All orders tor medicine G. .. D. mnst be accom-
panied with 81 (ns q guarantee of good fuitl,
which viii be deducted When the package ~
shipped.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-09-29

In fever and gue
districts. d III tropi-
Cal and other re.
tions visited by
epidemics. and in
DEE ! in all locali-
ties " here the con-
ditIohs are unia-
vnrable 10 health,
thus famous Vege'-
able and
alter tive. Hostet-
'er's stomach Bit.
tars, has been found
Il potent safeguard
tScn TO feeble con-
st 'utiuns md frag-
lie frame $, while as
Il lure for indiges-
tion, biiiousness
and kindred com.
plants, II is with
out q rival. For sale
aera.ly. u
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-09-29

~ - - aweek IN your own town. IS out.lt
. free. No risk Everything new
u Ia - Capital not required. We will fur.
.N1HE8 nish you everything. Many are
~V~ making fortunes Ladies' make q
much as men, and boys and girls
make great p-y. Reader, if you want . business
at which You can make great pay all the time you
work. write for particulars to II. HAIIETT & co.
Portland. Maine.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-13
THE SCARLET FEVER HOSPITAL.

The idea of hospital in this city for cases of
scarlet lever diphtheria and measles. such as was
descr bed IN 'rHE TRIBUNE of Saturday last, orr gin
sted with DR.. A. jacob, who first brought the plan
10 public attention in his inaugural address as prcs
dent of the $ ate MeOical Society, i'll February
1852. The committee of The State Medical soc ety
appointed to consider the suggestions contained IN
tine president address referred the matter to the
New-York County Medical Society. COM
mittee. of winch DR. Jacob was member,
was appointed by the latter society TO attend to he
matter and the result will soon be seen IN hospital
at the foot of East six leen' hist. DIR. Jacobl hopes
ultimately to procure the establishment of SINH
lar hospital for the weltOdo classes, as even veal
thy people living at hotels are sometimes IN the
greatest distress for place TO 20 10 with a child
sick with scarlet fever diphtherla. Landlords
refuse to allow them to remain IN their hotels. and
unless they have friends to 90 10 there IS no refuge
for them but b ack Is Island
New-York tribune., 1883-03-13
MIR. RooT,fN HIS NEW OFFICE.

I-n,ted States District A tOrnev Elihu Root took
the oath OF Office yes erday before Judge Brown, o,
the District Court. aud entered upon the duties OF
his new position. He WAS introduced 10 Judge
Rrown by his predecessor, General Stewart l..
WoodfOrd. Attor the order OF appointment had been
shown ana the oath administered, Mr.. Root went 10
his office I'D the Federal Building where lie received
the c,,ngratn atons of several lawyers who called
upon hm lie rcappoinled Chief Clerk Plattner,
who has served under the last two District -Attor-
neys. General b. B. Foster was appointed by MI
Root as tic Assistant District Attorney III charge
OF tue Criminal Department, in place OF William /.
FeTo who has held the position under General
Woodford. Mr.. Fcro resigned his position to Ie-en-
ter the practice OF law with tue firm with which
ne is connected. Mr.. Foster, the new appointet
served as an Assistant United States District Att0r
new under George Bliss. lie WAS Chief Clerk in the
office OF the District Attorney OF the county undtr
Mr. Rollins. No other changes were announced TO
take nlace immediately.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-13
TRIAL OF EXCISE CASES.

So many complaints have been made that the per
sons indicted for violation OF the excise laws have
not been tried that Indictment Clerk Allen, OF tie
District Attorneys Office, reported to have sad
few days ago that one reason of the failure was that
the Court OF General Sessions wOnld not Try the
cases Several of the cases were on Recorder
Smyth's calendar yesterday in the Court OF Genera,
Sessions and when they were called no day Tor their
trial was fixed 5y Assistant District-AttOrney lie.
quier. Tie Recorder then called the attention oi
Wr Renuirr 10 the declaration that had ieen made
tnat the Court Of General Sessions wond not try Tie
cases and said that he determined TO have ialr
opportunity given for their trial lie therefore an
the second Monday IN April. 40 as TO give the Dls
trict-Attorney ample time TO summon witnesses
lie would SIT every day after the date mentioned 10
hear evidence in that class Of cases until all we're
tired There are understood TO be filed III the )ls
trct Attorneys Office about 300 indictments
persons accused OF violating the excise laws.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-13
estate of John Bradford, of Yorkshire. he lninAs
that the money is in the Bank of England.
TWO BROOKLYN PASTORS RESIGN.

The Rev. Wilbur F. Crafts. who resigned from the
pastorate of Lee Avenue Congregational Church, IN
Brooklyn last fall and afterward reconsidered Jug
act and remained with the church, again resighea "a
Is would 20 into effect after three months. ne W
church was somewhat divided and disintegrated d.
the time Of Mr.. Craftss first resignation, out new
orthodox IDEAS was elected, and the disaheeted
members, who were called "Dr. Eggleston,s her, c
etics," Withdrew. Mr.. Crafts now says thas ne ne
give place to a pastor who can work without the
disadvantages he labOrs under. H., 4,
Miss Anna Oliver surpr'ed the congresaition II,
the Wioughby Avenue Methodist hpisJopbat'
Church bg resgnng the pastOrate on sunday IiknIJ
Miss Oliver has tried unsucccssfuly to be admired @
TO the regular Methodist ministry: and 70 nave er
church recognized by the New-fork East Copigi, ni
ence Failing in this while she remains pastor sne
now resigns in order that the church may De i TIC
ognized. Her resignation will go into effect IN April
She purposes to continue preaching elsewhere'
New-York tribune., 1883-03-13
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
RORETaN PORT3


rdyrnroor, March l2-Arrtyea steamers North Cambria
fBr, Evans. from New ofk reo 90 'ooS' N''" -''
from Baltimore Feb 24 . .,.A rpr, am,t,
LONDON, March 12-ATr1yed, steamer Ava" 'Di' Si"'
from New-YOrk Feb % ,, .... rrx,ara fpr,
OUErysToWN March l2-Arrfved. steamer Engahd lor|'
Heeey from Now. York Feb 2S, her way 10 lverpo0
SoUTHAN ANPTOS March l2Arrtvef. steamer weIfa' oio'
from New York March y. On her way 10 Bremen p,
LONDONDERRY March 1l-Arfved, steamer OsStionih '"
AyoNmoiTH March I2-Arrived steamer Larch (Br COOL
idge, from New-YOrk Feb Il.
HALIFAX Marct l2-saled, steamers Castaia G'Asgo"
Alpha. Bermuda ... 4, ,u,,,sb pn,pre tBr)
Fawcett, New.York.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
popr.xn. Me March l2-Arrived, steamer sarnia (Br.
Indail, Liverpool - ,,,nu,r,,r .pr, Eitt
IyeTpooi Samana (Br Roberts do Gen whitney haIs. a
NewYork; Berkshire, Howes, Baltimore; HUNTER rll0o'
Annapolis Ms. ,,,, u,u o,oruovJs
Also arrived, steamers Salerno "Ison' num- "'N
-, Newcastle. - .,. uI
PHuADELPHIA March l2-Ceare1. steamers James luIpe
C3rI smith ~hgo; Mayhower, Davidson New fork. m,
BALTIMORE March l2-Auived, steamers menunore lbli
AmIOt Liverpool; HeXbam BT). Adams, Pormani b0tnl
(rj Srraughn boston; Orpngon Brl Doug ass Sew foik
Cleared steamer Wandrahm (ier Spedt ttotterdafn
CHARLESTON. March l2Arrved' steancrs Oi'y Vi Noiu
bia and Glensann0x, New YORK - <,... c... po.,u,
SLyASSAU March rived. steamer Gate Clty Boston
NRW.ORLFASs March 12-Ceared steamers fucAtan Li'-
erpool; Algitha, Dunkirk Egbert Bremen ,..,s
At Passes-Arrved. steamers Apinguon ounuciahu'
City OF Dallas, Belize
New-York tribune., 1883-03-13
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fifth Avenue Hotel-SenatOrs John Sherman,
of Ohio George q. Vest, ~ Missouri and B rum, OF
the Hon Wayne MacVelgI Of Pennsylvanla the Hon
Ihoss A. Osborn United States Minister TO Braz, anu ~
h. Allison and Representative ID. b. eudersoa ot iowa
tan Army - Nep York H0teL-SonatOr lsham q. Har-
~ ReDr, sentative Casey Young aud eHRepresen anVe
j. d. l. Atkins Of Tennessee and Representative a. .
j. Homuth b shop, OF Huron Windsor Hotet-CaP
tain c. II; f. Boxer, OF tn British Nayy ana n@I't{ ~
Hugh McCuloch, and Professor II. C. Bottom or hart
ford - Victoria Hoiei-Cnpain Samuel BrookS' Oh the
gtea
New-York tribune., 1883-03-13
prcIsrFR,S OFFICE NOTES.

The four houses at Nos. 81 and - East FIFTY
sevrntl-st ard Nos 30 and 81 East Fifty six th-St
have been sold fof $4,000 by joseph A. Dunn,
tbe architect to Siegmund 4. Meyer The assuinp-
ton o. mort Cages aggregatlng SZ3JOoO IOrbs part
Of the considerable ION. .o
The New-York Mutual Gas Light Company yes,
ertny cancel ed II 900, 600 MORTGAGE winch had
been Put upon it's works ON the East RIVER, AT
Eleventh and Twelfth sts.. its pipes franchises
etc to secure an old issue Of bonds and recorded
new mortgage for pl 800, 900 10 Cornelius Wander
bit and George j. Forrest. 10 secure new issue 01
six per cent bonds Of the par value OF ~ 600 each
issued IN November lasf and payable III l0O2. Ihe
property designated in the mortgage was conveyed
by Cornelius and William H. Vanderbilt to the
company III 1863. c,
Ex-Mayor Edward Cooper has sold Dock Commits
sioner Laimbeer q house IN lhrlleth-st, sl1ty-tWo
feet west of FoIrth-ave., for 81 $500.
An instrument was corded Yesterday by which
the Sisters Of she Institution OF Mercy refuse 10 un-
dertake the distribution of 81 1000 which the late
Bernard Clark bequeathed 10 them IN trust TO pay
his bro her Patrick and the Iatters family III an
nual mstanenrs OF 800 or 5000 The viii recited
that the provision made TO satisfy any claim
that Patrick Clark might imagine that he had
against the estate of his brother
New-York tribune., 1883-03-13
DIGGING UP A SKELETON AT BowERY BAY,

While two workmen employed by Stelnway &
Sons at Bowery Bay. Long Island, were diggnMs M on
wav yesterday. they discovered bone, apparently
belonging to a human body. protruding through lhe
sand They dug carefully and in short ae !pSs Ss
fesh had entirely decomposed from the bones. Inc
homes were gathered up and placed in large oo1:
In the hole from which the body had been taken al
found. It is thought that the man was murdered
and buried yrars ago where he was discovered.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-13
THE CAMBRIDGE FLATS FIRE.

Since the fatal fir in the Cambridgc Flats, in East
Sixty-fourth-st., Fire Marshal Sheldon mas mad
much trouble in finding witnesses who cOuld give
him Information about the origin ana spreau ol
fbe flames the occupants of he bullClu0 having
found Ot er homes i'll the city. \ st'rday ne took
the testimony of four persons who were In be
house when The fire broke out. Mr. Sheldon has
reached no conclusion as yet regarding the cause OF
the fire Mrs 7. j. H. Daum, daughter or the
Rev Charles WaerS, testified IN 't sue was alone IN
a set OF rooms on the fifth floor and awOke to hear
started She heard some persons walking about in
the hall She felt Impellei To ppt~up and open
the door, The hall WAS full o. smoke. Sue partly
dressed herself and went Gown tie stairs through
the smoke. Firemer we're then at the door OF The
house. She had'not heard any alarm OF hire. Miss
Myers -wbo, with her mother ana DrO'ntr, as3
lived on the th floor OF the building, tesuueu
that she was awakened by commoton OF some klnd
in he lower part of the house, ana that sue heard
woman's vOice saying: There was hre III the
batb-room but il is Ill out now" She was ab"uI
IN tall asleep again when she heard he JanltOr call
thronuh the ignt shalt: Fire hie! Get out, all
~ vonD Her brother and mother we're aroused by
the same crv and they went do"D sialrs together
in advance of Mrs. Daum. No person had Knocked
at their doors to alarm them
David Lyons. the jan!tor, testlhed that ne was
awakened 6y Mr. IhOmps who lived Oh the hrst
floor lie went upstairs aud saw smoke IN bath
room on that floor. Afterwurd he shouted up the
light shaft pul ed the lever of district messenger
alarm box ana TOOK his family out OF the mouse
through the front basement door. Henry lhomp-
son who awoke Lyons, told Mir. Sheldon that lie
Also went up to the TOP 10Or OF the mouse, knock
ing at the doors and arOusug the occupants OF the
rooms.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-13
WHIT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Commencement OF Medical Department. OF University
of civ Of Ney-York nj Academy ~ Music.
Williams Western Union suit III GeneTAI Term o. ."
prcWe Court.
Hoyt will case before Judge Tru1T
Meeting National A-sOclatOn or fas III
No. Al Bnnd-st;
Bar Association me"tins. a..o,-., ..
Memorial Commit ee of G.. A. r., at No. 36i sixthnyo
Meeting OF Land League prcsidcnts at NO ol Oh'h-
place. ,, A.,,.o an,
Island historical society.
Eastern Field Trials Cub meeting at Dclmoucos
New-York tribune., 1883-03-13
IN HOT WATER.

DIDN'T YOU KNOW THAT A TEAsPooNFUL OF
TARRANr's sELTZER APERIENT TAKEN IN A
GLASS OF HOT WATER HALF AN HOUR BEFORE
BREAKFAST WAS NOT ONLY THE BEST sToM.
ACnIC, BUT EXCEEDINGLY HEALHFuL wITHAL.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-13
MIR. BJERRING GRANTED A LICENSE.

The Rey. Father Nicholas Bicrring, late OF the
RussO-Greek Chapel, OF this city, appeared before
the New-YOrk PrcsbyteTy at It's meeting III the
Scotch Church yesterday as IA candidate for MN
isleral h0nOrs in the Presbyterian Church. he
Rev. Dir. Joseph X. Curry moderator. The Rev.
DIR. Hatfield moved that the applicant should be
made hcentlate, and the moiion was carried
unanimously. Jhe Rev. Dr. John Hall said that
The ony parallel case was hat of an applicant IRON
the Roman Catholic Church, WHO once sought fell
lowship in the Presbyterian Church. In that case
Inc GeGeral Assembly decided that if the applicant
desired he could be baptized He favored making
MIR Behring'S entrance into the church rs easy AS
possible and spoke highly OF his attainments. Mr.
iierring was questioned by the moderator, and AS
result was granted license TO preach.
ANOTHER MYTHICAL ESTATE IN ENGLAND.
Robert +. Bradford says that ne ami ms reiatiyes
have fallen heirs TO Y55.00O.000 III England. tho
New-York tribune., 1883-03-13
Norrs FROM THE POST OFFICE.

The steamer, Germanc and Peruvian brought
very large mails to this city Sunday. the capaD-
tiles OF tue working iorce of the Post 0ice being
taxed TO distribute them. Postmaster Pearson y9h
terdsv Investigated the case Of the etercarrer WHO
asserted that he was assaulted on Saturday evening
while making his rounds
New-York tribune., 1883-03-13
POWERS g. WEIGHTMAN,
UFACIU UkINU IHEMIoI
puIIADELpHIA

PHILADELPHIA,
NETWORK OFFICE-56 MAIDEN LANE.
Orer to Wholesale Drug Trade and those who buy in
similar quantities, an assortmentof Of
CHEMICALS; Medicinal Photographic. and for the Arts,
Including INIA, sulphate Acetate Bromide etc NOR
PHIA sulphate Acetate. Bromide, etc. CINCHoNIDlA,
CINCHONIA. Caome, Corrosive Subimate. POTAS-
SUM Iohde ana Bromide, Ctric and Tartaric Aods-
Nitrate Silver Suphurc Murlac and Nitric Acids, Epson
Salts B,ue Vtrlol ChOroform Nagnesa Cacined Heavy
Bismuth preparations strychna. sulphuric Ether etc
New-York tribune., 1883-03-13
FEARS FOR THE SAFETY OF STEAMSHIPS.


Fears are entertained for the safety OF the British
s,eamshIp Garuenia which sailed from Newcastle,
England on January % tor this port, and which has
esu report as teIng seen only once, ana tnen on
February /, III latitude 42S north, Longitude AZ
west She was picked up IN disabled condlliOh oy
the steamship BUyue, which to~ed heI 1Or twenty
four hours and the lines parting, they became sepa-
rated lt wac not reported what tue nature OF the
Gardfnla disability was, but II is thOught that as
she was IN the vicinity of the steamship Glain0r-
gan when that vessel was sunk by ce OH February
8 she NAV have met with the same tate, aud all OF
her crew he lost. she III command or Capsaln
Robinson and had q crew OF IS men. she carried
no passeugers she is an iron water-bailast vessel
With siA water-tight bulkheads; $50 ieot III
length 80 feet BEAM with ~ 2 feet depth OF bOld,
aud OF 1856 tOus measurement. she was Dullt at
Newcastle ou Tyne in 1879, and Id owned by Jo-
seph koDluson North Shields
Another steamship that IN overdue is the Cralgh-
TOT. She sailed IRON LeIth for NeW-fork on De
cember lS, aud encountering heavy gale IN which
she shifted her cargo and sprung aleak. she put
into Grrenock on January /. After making repairs.
SHE sail ed again on January and fe" days af
terward encountered hurricane III which she sui
fered great damage. Her matches and bulwarks
were stove IN her ttrering gear was demolished /;
and her fOremast Was sprung Sac also leaked
Her decks " sre swept of everything movable. In
cluGiny fifty Shetland ponies belonging to +. II.
RehDh OF this city, and ste put into GTeenock the
second time for repairs aud with hve feet OF water
m her hold on January 20 After making extens' We
repairs she sailed again on February u. and is
now more than a week overdue