The daily phoenix. (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, May 05, 1867, Image 1
HY JULIAN,. A. SELBY. nullfo* \ 'J; COLUMBIA, S. ?.', SUNDAY. M.O?lNl?G, MAY ?. 1867.'
. . Tri-Weekly $5 a Year
VOLUME TIT--NO. 39*
THE PHOENIX^
PU11LI8HED DAILY AND TKI-WEBKLY.
THE GLEANER,
EVERY WEDNESDAY MOKNINO.
BY JULIAN A. SELBY,
CITY PRINTER.
Ullii'o un Main struct, a few doora above
Taylor (or Camdon) street.
TERMS-IN ADVANCE.
RUBHCItllTION.
Daily Paper, six months.$4 00
T.i-\Weklv, " " . 2 50
* Weekly, ' " .1 CO
AUVKUTIHEMENTS
ln?< ried ut 75 conta por squ?ro for tlio flrst
Into-rtiim. and 50oentsforeacli subsequent,
rt'i i Kly 75 cents eitcli bisortion.
.* fc** .1 Wirral di nco nut mailt! un tlw alwte
t'ltit-f, inlifH tiiloertls?m?nf* ure inncrted try
tlw nu mill or year.
AOKNXS.
W. C. Moore, Abbeville.
.1..it. Allen, Chester,
.loiiiis Poppe, Anderson C. ll.
S p. Kiiiard, Newberry C. II.
% \V. Ti Sims, Union.
J. M. Allen, ( ?reel iv ill,'.
MKSSRS. EDITORS: For thoinfornin
liun of our Bible friends in South
Carolina, please insert in your paper
tim following statements: rri
Tho fc>rty-nmtlranniversary.of the
l^iiriield District'Biblo Society, uux
ilinry to tho American 3 ii bio Society,
was celebrated in tho Presbyterian
church, Winnsboro, S. C., Wu Thur*
day morning, 2d Muy, 18G7. Opou.
iiiK service, rctulingof the Scriptures
mid prayer by Rev. G. It. Brackets.
Hy request, tho State Agent of tho
American Bible Society mado a brief
address. Officers-Maj. Samuel G.
Barkley, President; Rey. 0*3. Betts,
, Corresponding Socretaiy; H. L. El?
liott, Recordiug Secretary; John H.
Cathcart, Treasurer; R. S. Ketchin,
Librarian; vice-Presidents-Rev. J.
Boyce, D. D., Rev. John Douglass,
Rev. T. W. Erwin, David Milling, J.
R. Aiken, Thomas Lauderdale, James
McCreight
This society hos had but two pre?
sidents since its organization, and the
present incumbent has served as pre?
sident for twenty-four years.
This society will celebrate its fif?
tieth or jnbileo anniversary on the
first Thursday ia May, 1868, iu the
Associate Beformed Presbyterian
eh u ruh, Winnsboro, S. C., and th(
4^ Rev. G.. R. Brackett was chosen tc
tff preach tho sermon, and the Kev,
WS tJames Boyce, D. D., to deliver thc
'address on tho oocasiou.
Tho following preamble and reso
lu ti ons -were offered by J. R. Aiken
Esq., and wore unanimously adoptee
by tho society:
Whereas tho American Bible So
ciety has, in a ?pirit of Christian be
uevolence, made a donation of fie
hundred volumes of the Word of Lifi
to the Bible Society of Fairfield Dis
trict, by which generous and nobb
contribution wo aro enabled to spreac
the Gospel among the destitute ii
\ .our District. Bo it
Resolved, That tho thanks of thi;
sooiety bo tendered to tho Auiericai
Biblo Society by tho President, nt
tested by tho Secretary, with tho as
NUranoes of our highest regards o
Christian fellowship, and an eames
desire fpr their continued success
nuder tho blessing of God, in th
good work in which they hu\ Q beei
so long employed.
Resolved, That this cominunicatioi
be mado through tho Rev. E. A
Bolles, tho indefatigable and enor
getic Agent of this State, and tba
the samo be published in such man
uer as ho may direct.
This District hos two other Bibi
Hocietios, uamely, tho Ridgeway Sc
ciety und the Union Society, of Fail
field and Richland, who aro also mu
iliary to tho American Bible Society
Truly yours, E. A. BOLLES,
Agent Am. Biblo Society for.S. C.
COLUMBIA, S. C., May 3, 18157.
SiNoiiLAii RESULTS OB A WOUND.
Tho Oxford (Maine) Democrat tel
tho following story of a man wi
lives in that State:
Samuel B. Wing, aged 30, a sc
dior, was wounded in tho battle
Spotsylvania. His right arm w
raised nt tho moment, and tho bi
entered near the right elbow, pnssi
up und entered the right lung, who
it lodged. Ten months afterward, ]
coughed up a piece of his blouse Ol
inch by one-half in size, and a pie
of lining one-third by threo-quarte
inch. Two years and nine mont
after ho raised a piece of bono titre
quarter by one-eighth inch, a pie
of shirt one-quarter by three-quart
and a piece of blouse ono inch 1
one-eighth. Ho can feel tho b
sometimes in the luug now. He li
not been able to go from his roi
since tlie wound until recently, b
is now improving in houlth a
gaining strength.
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'I'lii- True nauta of Action.
The following. remarks aro from
tho Richmond .W/?ig, and aro ns ap?
plicable in this State as in Virginia!
Our newspapers apel our peoplo
'sll?ulfl nil be united; ritid should ad?
vocate the redemption bf Virginia by
all Virginians. of whatever color, or
party antecedents andPQbtfpal creeds.
Our interests are the same-our obli?
gations and duties identical. /When
we seo our common country imperilled
by dissensions 'nmdng ourselves," vee
show moro selfishness tbau : patriot-'
ism by con tinning thom-a blind feelf
j inhnes?; too, that?promises no'good
to'anyl?ody-^perverso wilfulness for
which no justification bun-be offered:
Wo nreall nuder the military law, and
by uniting find co-opernting ns sensi
ble" people Rhonld, wo oun got iropa
under that law; escape - disf ranch ?so?
met? t and eonfiention; get self-go?
vernment, and bo placed ni practical
relations'with the; General GoVt-rh
tncnt. . Every reflecting mau mu.^t
know that, if the whito people keep
to themselves, vote, ngaiust a conven?
tion, and "d?font it, when Congress
again assembles, it will pass another
bill more stringent than the present,
under which tho handful of "loyal"
whites ?md blacks, will bo anthb;iz<d
to hold tv convention uud. frauio'ti
Constitution whose acceptance by
Congress will 'be certain. Not only
this, but that all of us who shall
have voted against a convent iou, will *
bc marked for perpetual djKfruuchi.se
meut amt for confiscation.
lint suppose f.Ho white's keep' toge?
ther, vot? for-'ft 'convention, and,
maintaining a rtopuruto organisation,
pom ?nato t heir own peculiar euiidi
diites, elect them, excluding all other
representatives,' frame a Constitution,
and thou still maintaining their sepa?
rate organization, elect a Governor,
Judges, a Legislature, and all ?State
officers-suppose all this is done, will
Congrus? ratify this work. when it
learns that thc original Union'meu
and tho negroes have, by our refusal
to act ^itli them, and' by means of
our majority,- boen studiously, ana
entirely excluded from participation
and representation? Wo shall not
further elaborate theao pbiuts", but
leave them for-tho reflection of our
readers, wiiii tho single remark that
Congross will not, iu our judgment,
accept any such work if opposed by
the so-called "loyal" Whites abd tho
blacks, as opposed it mont certainly
would be. If wo selfishly exolndo
thoso elements, Congress will exclude
ns.-.-i, I-UJ , .' . i/.
I Our duty is plain. ( It is. to unite
?wittiiill meu who can be prevailed
' upon to unite with us, voto for tho
{convention, eloot to.it men-who will
follow the provisions of the military
bill, frame ti Constitution that will
.command the support of the several
classes referred to, nud that will bo
nccoptablo to Congress, aud elect
I Senators and Congressmen who 'can
take tho iron-clad oath. It is not
worth while to do auy thing unless wo
do nil these thiugs. . If we. think to
hoodwink aud deceive Congress by
any device, we deceive -ourselves.
Tlio eyes of that body uro steadily
fixed upon us, uud ?ts'great business
is to see that reconstruction shall .not
be effected iu tho interest ahum !of
tho Confederate whites, and to the
exclusion and injury of tho Union
whites and tho hincks. If we would
get back into the Union, we must ge.
back on tho basis of a Union among
ourselves: Let us all bear this in
miud.
THAD. STKVJ?NS' CONFISCATION DOC?
TRINE.-A despatch from Washing?
ton says:
"Leading Republicans aro < .tole
j graphing here, from different sections
of the North, their repudiation pi
Thad. Stevens' confiscation doctrine.'1
We do not seo why "loading Re?
publicans" should put themselves tc
that trouble. Able and eminent ai
Mr. Stevens is, his confiscation speed
awoke no single echo iu Congress.
And his recent lotter serves only tr
render moro palpable tho truth, thal
Henry Wilson, iu his speeches nt tilt
South, utters the sentiments of ni
least nine-tentlis of tho Rep?blica!
party.
In a single contingency, ouly, d<
Mr. Stevens' peculiar views threatei
to assume importance. Should tin
Democratic minority in tho presen
Congress servo his cuds as thoroughly
as they did in tho last, ho may be abb
somewhat to impede tho admission o
members from the States soon to bi
reconstructed. Thus the condition;
of restoration wero rendered far mon
onerous to the e^-robels than a mn
jority nf tho Republicans desired am
prescribed. Wo havo a strong hop
that this "little game" of the tw<
extremes will not bo repeated.
[New York Tribune.
A vegetarian society is formed ii
; Dayton, Ohio, its director being
woman who han lived on vegetable
! for sixteen years, and who looks ns i
i she had.
Tins RIGHT OP THEPBESS TO PB?
TKcnoN.-The following. case; ?which
occurred recently in New York* -will
"bo ren^^wR?^inl?resTby^he members
of the preiss:
Ma/se? et al. vs. Flanagan eCal.
The plaintiffs in this .case, the pro?
prietors j of :$he National Police- Ga1
z?ttc, have commenced a snit against
tue defendants for vending a paper
calleHVief&nileU Skates 'Police Gazette;
which they ajlege to bo an infringe
'omat^^-tiiQix rights, I Ponding, tho
s4ii; Jth?y>d?-pok 0ht an1 injunction
restraining tho defendants from sell?
ing tho paper, and the caso como up
ob. ^-motion to (Ossolyo tho injunc?
tion.
Judge Brady gave his decision in
ibo ?ase yesterday, and, alluding to
ho rights' of newspapers, said : ' Tho
individualities of editorial lifo aro as
rarely duplicated as thoso displayed
in oilier pursuits, and tho intellectual
vigor distinguishing tho character
ami valuo of different prints, al?
though equal in. powor, will be es?
sentially di?lbrent in thought in tho
principies nnnonnced and advocated,
and in thc reasoning by which the
samo theories are advanced nnd
.sought tn bo established. A newspa?
per, in Jte commandiug .element, is
tho result of mental labor, and should
bo protected,to tho same extent, at
lchsfcin the uso of -symbols, names
and marks, as any other property.
It /hay bo that, os .it changes from
day u> day, or week to week, as tho
case may be, and is moro or less re?
created by eaeli publication, becom?
ing? aa it wero tho mirror as well as
the chronicle of tho times, that- it is
better entitled to such protection by
reason of its multiplied originality.
Tho Judge ref used to dissolve the
injunction. . , ,
CAN PAJBTXEH RECOVER BACK. Pno
pEkTY Sonn UND EH CONFEDERATE
C0NEJW?A.TJ0N ACTS.- An ^interesting
case is now pending before, Judge
Barnard, of the Supremo Court,)Ncw
York, to which F. W. Allen and R.
B. Bridaos, axe tho panties. Tho ac?
tion ??'T?-o?ght to recover $30^000
for tho alleged wrongful cbnv?rs'ioh
of property in the State of North
Carolina, in 1862. The l answer of
thc defendant states that, at the time
of tho alleged taking of the property,
the State qf North Carolina, bad al
ready.passed the secession ordinance,
and placed itself under tho control
and authority of thc so-called Con?
federate States Government; that
there was no other authority nt that
limo exercised in tho State, the au?
thority of the United States not hoing
enforced; that this property was oou
iiscated by the orders of tho officers
acting under the delegated authority
of tho State, and the defendant pur?
chased it from; those officers. The
case came np yesterday, on motion
of the plaintiff, to strike out the an?
swer of the defendant ns irrelevant.
Judge Barnard said tho question in?
volved was ono whioh required ex?
tended discussion and careful consi?
deration., There bad"been no deci?
sion upon tho question by any court
authorized to decido it; but conihig
np before him as it did, at Chambers,
ho could' not striko out anything
Avh?ro'logal questions were" involved.
He thought there was proper ground
for a demurrer to tho answer; and il
tho matter had come up before
him on domurser, ho was inclined tc
tho opinion that no w?nld give judg
mont for plaintiff; but be could nol
do so on tho present motion, anti
must deny it, with ten dollars costs,
with leave to the plaintiff to denim
within twenty days.
Si;PKI'UlINtiJ IN .AxiAKAMA.-A de
?uatoh from Montgomery, says:
Tho destitution is yet great anionf
thc poor. ' Between hero ami Atlan?
I have seen people selling thier bed
ding for corn. Gen. Swayne ii
doing what he can; but more help ii
needed. Tho civil superintendent o
bnrOati distribution, says the des tit u
tiou in Alabama is us great now ns a
tho surrendor-daily rations an
served to GO,OOO of tho most needy
lu addition, ho says there aro abou
20,000 who aro on thovergo of dis
tress. Tho military superintendent
on tho other band, thinks tho presen
system of charity liable to abuse
Counties refnso to pay the transpor
talion on tho corn furnished, ant
order tho agents, to sell part of tin
foreign charity for tho purpose
Again, some of tho agents aro accus?e
of prostituting tho charity to poli
tic?, the?e agents being civil ap
poiu'- ..ts.
.
1 . HrtNDt/uAH.-Tho Montgomor
Mai. . .fices the departnro for Hoii
duras, on a prospecting toUri 'of th
following named gentlemen: Dr
Thomas D. Hall, William B. Smitl
tfnd Frederick Nnnn, of Au tau ga
anU Benjamin Pierco, late Lieu
tenant-Governor of Louisiana. Th
Mail regrets to seo*so many of th
citizens of Alabama leaving, but de
clines to remonstrate with them.
i
SPECIAL NOTICES
THE congregation of the Baptist Chnrch,
in this city, having kindly loaned tho usc
of their houso or worship to tho congr?ga?
tion'of Christ Churm for eveningstfrvice,
on alternate Sunduys of overy month, cora>
meriting with Sunday afternoon, May C,
nt/tieo is hor?by given tlnib tho' service pf
tho ' Episcopal1 Church may bo expected
there THIS AFTERNOON, beginning at 1
o'clock'. Tito pnblio ale invited to atte nd.
J. M. PRINGLE,
Rector Christ Church and Missionary.
May g
THE public cstoem in which PANK
NIN'S HEPATIC HITTERS are hold, is
another proof of their excellence as a
Tonic. They are recommended hy physi?
cians generally, and have never disap?
pointed those who have made b Ac of them.
Thoy givo suro and Bpoedy relief in nanach,
sick' headache, dywp^psii? nnd all similar
complaiuts. For salo bv all druggists.
April Umly Du. C. if. MIOT. Agent.
MU. W. MILLER says:
PtTTSSUHo, September 1, ISOfi.
Messrs. Hostetter & Smith, Pittsburg, Pdt
GBXTS: I think I am only doing the' pai l
of a good citizen when I testify to the
great benefits received by mo from the uso
of your STOMACH BITTERS during thu
last five years. Sojourning for H timo in
tho oil regions, in 1801, 1 had a * ever o |
bilious attack, which, in connection with
dyspepsia, loft, mo ina very weak condi?
tion. I was advised to try your Ritters,
and, having procured a bottle, fourni that
they worked like a charm upon me, ci^ht
pounds having been added to my weight
In tho spaco of one week, and m w life'
seemed to have, been intused into my Sys
tem-ao mneh so, that I karo berm in?
duced to uso them every summer since
that time. A? a tonie, I think they
invaluable.
This Bummor, having had a similar
attack, (and as before, much reduced,)
although under the treatment of an A No. |
1 physician, I was again obliged to have
recourse to tho old Ritters, -aid with tho
sams good result, having gained ?ix.
pounds within a few day.H. I purchased a
half dozen bottles a few weeks since, and j
purpose-to imo thom regularly is a tonic.
Wishing yon every eitocens, I remain
yours, gratefully,. WILLIAM MILLER.
April 24 IC
n ATC nv: LOK's HAIR ?YE-This
splendid Hair Dye ia the beat in tho world,
j Tim only true and jnrrfect Dye-harmless,
reliable, instantaneous. No disappoint?
ment. No ridiculous tinta. Natural black
or brown. Remedies tho ill olTccta of bad !
dyes. Invigorates tho hair, leaving it ?oft j
and beautiful. The genuine. Ls bigued Wil?
liam A. Hatchelor. All others are mere I
imitations, and should be avoided. Sold
by all druggists and perfumers. Factory
81 Harelay atreot, Now York, ?fir Beware
of a counterfeit. Deo ll ly
Bill for Foreclosure of Mortgage.
South Carolina-liichlawl District.
. IN THE COURT OF EQUITY.
CharlcH M. Forman, Trustee, vs. The
Greeuvillo and Columbia Railroad Com?
pany.
IN pursuance of the decretal order ju the
. above statod case, tho creditors of tho
Greenville and Columbia Railroad Compa?
ny, holding benda, with conpona'attached,
secured by tho inortgago executed by the
Company January 18, 1854, and all credit?
ors having an interest under tho sanie, are
hereby required to appear beforo nie, at
my ofiioe, on or beforo tho thirteenth day
of June next, to provo" their demands
such creditors to'contribute to thu ex?
penses of tho proceedings now instituted.
1). B. DF.SAU88URE, C. E. Ri D.
May3_ t
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
PERSONS indebted to the estato of the
late G. R. STARLING, will make pay?
ment of tho stimo to the subscriber; per?
sons having demands against the eatate,
will hand thom in as soon aa possible, pro?
perly attested. JAMES G. GIBBES,
April 10 fimo Administrator.
Correspondence.
ALL COMMUNICATIONS intended for
Brother B. RUSH CAMPBELL, (tho
Grand Lecturer of tho Grand Lodge.)
should bo directed to tho caro of \\. T.
Walter, Colombia, S. C., until otherwise
ordered. April 2d
~ EraOTi?^w?TiCET
CITY CLERK'S OFFICE,
Co&UMiii-i, April 2G, 18G7.
AN ELECTION will be held bv tho City
Council, on TUESDAY EVENING, the
7th of May proximo, for CHIEF OF PO?
LICE. Applicants for tho position will
filo their applications, naming their soru?
llos, at this ?flieo, on or. beforo that date.
By order of the City Council.
April28. J> S. MoMAnON, City Clerk.
ALONZO REESE, Barber,
rrV\KES pleasure in informing his old
X patrons, and th? public generally, that
ho can hi! found at tho Barber Shop con?
nected with tho Central Hotel, whor? Ito
will bo moat happy lb render them any aor
vico they may require in Ibis line.
April *J Imo
Garden Hakes, Hoes
And Garden Implements.
AF?LL supply of GARDEN RAKES,
CARDEN HOES, GARDEN FORKS,
SPADES. SHOVELS, TROWELS, Ac, on
hand ami for Bale bv
MarohS UT. R. AONEW.
CORN AND OATS.
rilWO THOUSAND bushels primo W hite
X and Yellow CORN.
?00 bimbel- Feeding Oats. For Bale by
March 'Jil E. .V G. D. HOPE.
"?Live and Let Live!"
n<~ " . K,- ? ul ii ...
THE PHONIX
POWER Vi v s
IIAYlNG-.bccu IbonmgbJyiliWfji np ?1*1
supplied tvflh GARDA, PAPER; BRONZE,
C?T^ORTf?Dj?NK, CDT?? nn.l TVPl? in great
vHi itjiy, Um pi-opi'ictor in prepared lu ex??
cute, at ?hort notion, in good.st.vle, and'at
reasonable prices, every variety nf
From a Visiting Cant ?Q a Three-Sheet
Poster, or a Pamphlet to a large-sized Vo?
lume.
Call and Examine Samples
Ul the following:
Books, Pamphlets,
Hand-hills, Posters,
Programmes, lousiness Canis,
Visiting Cards, Dray Ticked*,
Wedding Caril.?, Ceeeipts,
Hill Head i, Labels,
Circulant, Planks, ?Vc
JULIAN A SELBY, Prop V
Phroriis and Cleaner Printing OIHce,
Wost aide Main Streut, abu ve Taylor,
April tl Columbia, ?. t:.
Country Flour.
mSBEE THOUSAND pounds OOO!)
X COUNTRY FLOUR, in Hacks, for sale
by FISHER .V LOWRANCE
Maya ,, ,. i_
20 Per Cent Below Cost,
1MSE remainder of our stock of DRY
. GOODS, consisting of RriUiantos,
.Taconetts, Moualins, Bereges, Cambrics,
Table Doylies, Napkins, .Vc., Ac.
Also, our entire stock of ROOTS ANli
BUpES, at 10 pei*e.ent. below cost. Call
soon and get a tit.
April 2f> FIggER .V LOWRANCE.
Biscuit !
SODA, Cream, Sngar, Tea ami Rutter
CRACKERS.
Ginger Cakes and Sua'ps, and Novelty
Cakes. FISHER .V LOWRANCE '
WB CULTIVATORS.
ONE HAND CAN DO THF. WORK OK
FOUR.
Those who uso them do not eall them
humbugs.
Made in Richmond, Va. Price EIGHTY
DOLLAB8.
CORN PLANTERS S20.
April 7 FISHER A LOWB?NOE.
. PTT3EUFT A IVE
AT WHOLESALE or RETAIL. By
_ April ??_ FISHER & ^WBANCE.
HARDWARE.
IRON, STEEL.
NAILS, POTWARE.
Tin'd and Jap'd HOLLOWWARE
Carpenters' and Blackmi's TOOLS
SCALES,,
AXES, S. W. Oollins' and Ouher
brands.
"PAINTS, OILS and GLASS.
In store and for sale LOW by
FISHER & LOWRANCE.
Pollock House.
LOVERS nf THE OOOD THINGS OF
THIS LIFE eau have their wants sup
pliod at the above-named RESTAURANT.
Eveiything connected with tho house is in
best order. MEALS served at short not ire.
Private dinner and supper rooms attached.
OYSTERS, FISH, GAME and MEATS
prepared in every stvle.
Tho best of WINES. LIQUORS, ALE.
choice SEGARH and TOBACCO on hand.
t>3_ FREE LUNCH everv dav at ll
o'clock. T. M. POLLOCK, Proprietor.
Feb 8
Agricultural and Horticultural Im?
plements.
At the Sign of the Golden Pad-Lock.
AI ARGE SUPPLY of Hie above, con?
sisting io part of PLOWS, HARROWS,
FAN MILLS, GRAIN CRADLES, Scythes,
Straw Cutters/Corn Shelters.
ALSO,
Pruning Saws and Knives, Ladies' Gar?
den Tools, in setts and pairs; Transplant?
ing Trowels and Forks, Spades, Spading
Forks, Rakes, Hoes, Linen, Ac. lu store
and for salo LOW for CASH by
April 5 _JOHN_C. DIAL.
"BEWARE OF THAT COUGH!"
THE chancing season is productive of
many alllietions of thu lungs and
throat. A small cttngh is the volee <?f r?a
taro telling you to beware of the danger ul
? loglocted cough. For all kinds of cough
and affections of the lungs, use "STAN?
LEY'S COUGH SYRUP." It will cure you.
begin at on?o. Don't delay. OotoFISflEK
ft HEINIT81I, and ask for "Stanley's."
Thoy are tho proprietors. Nov '.?
GUNS, ~FXSTOXiS,
SPORTSMEN'S ACCOUTREMENTS,
Ammunition 2
ANEW and completo assortment just
received. ALSO, ?,.?,,,?. ,
An elegant assortment Of FISHING
T \ CKL'E-Rods, llesls, Bobs, Hooks,
Lines, fcc. At LOW PRICES.
p. t W. KRAFT,
Washington streot, opposite old Jail.
N. R. - Manufacturing und repairing
substantially and neatly executed.
May W_>y
Paints, rils, Glass, Varnishes, &c.
SIX THOUSAND ibs. WHITE LEAD, in
nil.
A complote assortment of Colored Paints,
dry ami in oil.
:'i00 boxes Window Gluss, assorted sizes.
A?.HO,
Linseed, Taunera', Kerosene and Ma?
chinery Oils.
Furniture, Coach aud Japan Varnishes.
A complete variety of Paint, Varnish,
Graining. While-wa au, Dusting and Sei lib?
bing Brushes, in store and for salo at
lowest pru es bv JOHN C. DIAL.