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CHARLESTON, January 29.-Arriv?
ed-steamer Saragossa, New "York.
Sailed-^-steamerft James Artair un il
Patapseo, New York.
WASHINGTON, January 29.-Eighty
citizens, representing $2,000,000 of
property, have petitioned Congress
to take entire charge of tbo municipal
affairs of the District, und in opposi?
tion to the; extension of the present
charter.
Internal revenue receipt? to-day
?120,000.
Twenty-two hundred black, and
480 white faniiles are relieved in this
city, daily, by the Government and
charitable associ?t i ons.
ALBANY, N. Y., January 29.-The
Academy of Music was burned last
night; loss $40,000.
BALTIMORE, January 29.-Mrs. Ed?
ward A. Pollard called on Dr. A. G.
Moore, ber husband's most intimate
friend, to make inquiries regarding
Mr. Pollaid, who has been absent for
a length of time. A difficulty occur?
red during the interview, when Mrs.
Pollard shot Mr. Moore, inflicting a
trifling wound; and refusing to give
bail, Was committed to jail.
LTWTLE ROCK:, ARK., Jaunnry 28.
Tho;^Democratic '""Convention met
yesioruuy ; a full attend an ce from ail
parts of the State. The hall was
handsomely decorated by the ladies.
Among the delegates are a large num?
ber of Germans and Trish.
NEW ORLEANS, January 29.-The
thermometer was two degrees below
freezing point to-day; the coldest of
the season.
CHICAGO, January 29.-A fire last
night destroyed three blocks; loss
nearly $3,000,000; insurance $1,500,
000.
Congr?galo n n.1.
WASHINGTON, January 29.-In the
House, the Committee on Foreign
Affairs reported a bill-heretofore
published-concerning the rights of
American citizens abroad; there was
a wide diversity of views on the sub
jeot, and it was postponed. Johnson,
of California, asked whether the civil
rights bill and Constitutional Amend?
ments conferred rights of suffrage,
Ac, on the Chinese in the Southern
States. Pile objected to the resolu?
tion, os being a burlesque on common
sense.
In the Senate, resolutions from the
Assembly of Colorado, asking admis?
sion, were presented. The recon?
struction bill was resumed. The
Senate Committee on Foreign Rela?
tions reported favorably on the Sand?
wich Islands reciprocity treaty.
A joint resolution will be shortly
introduced, rescinding Grant's order,
discontinuing the Freedmen's Bureau
in certain States.
Tine lleco mi tract lon Conventions.
CHARLESTON, January 29.-Tho
editors of the Mercury were excluded
to-day from the Convention; this was
done to prevent breaches of the
peace and personal collisions on tho
floor. Resolutions were introduced
for the purchase, by the State, of all
the lands forced on the market; these
to bo sold to actual settlers; also
praying Congress to appropriata tho
collected cotton tax of South Caroli?
na-$3,000,000-for purchasing land,
to be sold to the poor. An ordi?
nance providing taxation for pay?
ment of expenses of the Convention,
amounting to $75,000, was passed.
NEW ORLEANS, January 29.-In the
Convention, article 98 of the Consti?
tution, was adopted to-day; it dis?
franchises all persons who shall have
been convicted of treason, perjury,
forgory, bribery or other crimes pun?
ishable by imprisonment or hard
labor; ull paupers and persons nnder
interdiction, and all leaders or officers
of guerilla bands during the late
war.
HAVE NOT SEEN HALE YET.-Tho
New York Expresa says that ono of
the radical Senators in Congress,
who claims to be a rogular "Round
bend," on being remonstrated with
the other day, in that oity, over tho
monstrous, radical, and destructivo
legislation now afflicting the country,
coolly replied: "Yon haven't seen hnlf
yet"-a sentiment quito worthy of
Robespierre and the very worst of
tho Sans Culottes of tho French Revo?
lution.
A LIBEL VERDICT.-In the Supe?
rior Court of Richmond County,
Georgia, a verdict was rendered by
tho jury, in tho case of E. McCarty
vs. ?. H. Hughe, proprietor of tho
National Republicftn, of 85,000 for tho
plaintiff. The defendant will, it is
stated, enter an appeal.
VIX ANCIAL AWD C03?JIK ROI A tn
COLUMBIA, January 29.^Sale.s of
cotton to-dov lil bales-middling
15???16..
NEW YORK, January 29-Noou.
Flour firmer. Corn l@2o. lower.
Meas pork nominal, at Ul7,.,. Leard
firm, ac 18^@13%. Cotton steady,
afc 18i?@18??. Freights firm. Tur?
pentine very firm, at 57)?@58. Gold
40??.
7 P. M.-Cotton firmer; sales 1,000
bales, at 18V?. Flonr a shade firmer,
but unchanged. Corn-Southern white
l'.20@1.25. Freights firm-Bail 7-16.
Gold 4Q%.
BALTIMOIIE, January 29.-Cotton
buoyant, at \%(a,\&},?. Flour un?
changed. Corn dull and steady. Oats
dull, at 75.
CINCINNATI, January 29.-Flour
quiet. Corn dull, nfc 82. Mess pork
-old 20.50; new 21.50. Lard ?8>?.
CHARLESTON, January 29.-Cotton
active; sales 1,300 bales-middling
11%.
SAVANNAH, January 29.-Cotton
opened quiet, but firm; closed active
and strong-middling 17@17}.i; sales
1,854 bales; receipts 2,845.
AUGUSTA, January 29.-Cotton ad?
vanced ?4; sales 1,390 bales; receipts
19-middling 16?.i.
NEW ORLEANS, January 29.-Soles
GI CSiiuu u,wu .mn1 *r,cFV/v
middlings 18@18*4. Flour advanc?
ed. Corn very firm, at 1. Oats dull,
at 84@85. Mess pork advanced
22.50@22.75. Bacon shoulders 10?.. ;
clear 13y??13},<. Gold 40.
LONDON, January 29-3 p. tn.
Consols 93*0". Bonds 72.
LTVERPOOL, January 29-3 p. m.
Cotton firm.
LIVERPOOL, January 29-Evening.
Sales of QC Hon 12,000 bales; prices
unchauged.
DTRECT COMMUNICATION WITH GER?
MANY.-The subjoined letter of Mr.
W. J. Ferlov, the agent sent from
South Carolina to Sweden and Den?
mark, to induce immigration to this
State, will bo read with great interest
by planters ard merchants:
HAMBURG, January 3, 1868.
General John A. Wagener, Commis?
sioner of Immigration.
SIR: It is with a great deal of satis?
faction I can communicate to you,
that I have at last arrived at some?
thing more definite, in regard to a
direct communication with Europe.
The Hamburg American Steamship
Company have authorized me to in?
form you, that the company will be
willing to let those steamers, which
are now running to New Orleans,
touch at Charleston, if goods or emi?
grants enough can be furnished to
pay for the expense. Tho steamers
would commence on tho 1st October,
1868, and make seveu trips to New
Orleans, the last triv April, 1869,
though a steamer mu, bo hud at any
other time, if it should become neces?
sary. The company would also form
a second compauy with tho merchants
of Charleston, and let them have one
or two steamers, as the case might
require, and work to their mutual in?
terest.
It is tho desire here, that tho cot?
ton should be imported direct, aud
not over England. The Hamburg
American Steamship Company is too
well known-so I need not tell you
that the proposal is made in good
faith, and it will now rest with tho
merchants o? Charleston to act in
this matter. A direct communication
can now be established, and I do not
need to enlarge upon how much, in
everyway, it would benefit our State.
Hoping soon to hear from you iu re?
lation to this mattor, I am, very re?
spectfully, W. J. FERLOV,*
State Agent.
A Houston (Texas) newspaper gives
somo rather sensiblo advice to young
men about to visit thnt place in search
of business situations. It says:
"Stay away; there aro no vacancies
here. Stay whore you aro; pull off
your -coat; take hold of a plough.
Stay away from tho cities. Times
are hard, 'tis true; thoy will never bo
flush unless we all learn to depend on
our own resources, and work out our
own salvation."
Just Received.
AQUANTITY of FINE STOMACH BIT?
TERS, for salo by tho quart; also,
WHISKEY. F. Z ESTE R F L ET II,
Jan 30 jil* Washington street.
Scrofula, or King's Kvll, is ourcd by
URinR Hcinitsb's Qnoen's Delight.
The New System
OF GASH BEFORE DELIVERY, IN
ALL OASES, adhered to by
' Jan 4 FISHER A LOWRANCE.
Planting Potatoes.
fi l\ BBL8. PINK EYES, in fine order,
\j\J for sale low for catdi.
Jan l'J E. A G. D. nOPE
FIRE IN MOUNT PLEASANT,-Tue
steam gin and grist mill ol' Mr. Wm.
Hale, at the foot of the Ferry wharf,
at Mount Pleasant, was utterly de?
stroyed by Aro about 2 o'clock yes
j j_. .. mi ? .
.LT....J UlUtUlUK. J. ut; iU-:> IB ll HUH I
04,000, uud is believed tn bo covered
by insurance. A colored boy named
Tom, has been arrested on suspicion
as tho incendiary.
[Charleston Courier.
ANOTHER SUICIDE.-Kev. Geo. W.
Brush, of the Central Ohio Confer?
ence, committed suicide by hanging
himself, at Delaware, Ohio, on the
25th inst. From the evidence before
the coroner's jury, it appears that ho
had been contemplating the act for
several days. He is supposed to have
been insane.
"General Burgoyue," nu old and
highly respected negro, died in thia
village, last Saturday night. Bur?
goyne was nearly 100 years of age, a
quiet and inoffensive mau.
[Marion Star.
1,723 infants, which had beeu
thrown away by their parents, were
picked up in the streets of New York
Inst year, and 749 of them are now
cared for iu the institution at Ran?
dall's Island.
PANTHER KILLED.-A large pan?
ther, measuring seven feet, was killed
at Craig's Ford, Gaston County, N.
C., last week.
Hon. Wm. Lauder, who was a
member of tho Confederate Congress,
died in Lincolnton, N. C., on the
6th instant.
Napoleon recently got up a sere?
nade for himself with a band consist?
ing of 400 drummers and 1,600 musi?
cians.
Half grown peaches, English peas,
and tomatoes, arc plentiful, for the
season, nrouud Tallahassee.
M.*. E.". Grand Boy al Arch Chapter
of South Carolina.
Mk THE Annual Grand Convocation
<s#^rwiU bo holden, De Vol?ate, at Green
/W\ ville Court Houao, on TUESDAY,
tho 11th of February, 1868, at 12 o'clock,
Meridian. The Grand Oflicers and Dele?
gates from the subordinate Chapters will
attend punctually and generally, aa in ad?
dition to tho consideration of very impor?
tant buaineas, the Annual Election of
Grand Oflicers will ho held. By an ar?
rangement, all who attend, officially, tho
Convocation, will be permitted to pass aud
re-pass on thc different railroad* tor ono
fare; paying, at the placo of starting, the
full faro.
By order ot the M. E. G. H. P.
EBENEZER THAYER.
Jan '.IO th'2 Grund Secretary^
Ale! Ale! Ale!
HALF BBL3. CLAGGET'S CHEAM
JUVJ ALE. juHt received direct, per Air
Line, from the brewery.
100 doz. Haas' Ale, in stone jugs, at very
low figures. For sale bv
Jan 25 GEORGE BYMMEB8.
LOST,
ON Monday Evening, between Pendle?
ton and Plain streets, a GOLD
BRACELET. A liberal reward will bo
paid for its return to thia ofliuo.
Jan 29_ 2
NOTICE.
\yt7"E, the undersigned, do hereby notify
VV our cuatomors, and tho public ge?
nerally, that owing to thc high prices of
Flour, as well aa the dullness of trudo, we
shall be compelled, from the 1st day of
FEBRUARY, 1808, to roduco the number
of Loaves of Bread to tho former level of
TWENTY-FOUR LOAVES FER DOLLAR.
W. STIEGLITZ,
THEO. WIBBELT.
P. S. We shall also he compelled to ad?
here strictlv to a cash B vs tem.
Jan 28 10 _
HONEY! HONEY!
f?A?L ONE barrel Clear and very Pure
MgSHlIONEY -something that will give
^Saw* instant Belief to both Conghs and
Colds; alan delicious for Buckwheat Cakos.
Jan 26 mthli At E. BOLLARD'S.
Flour, Flour.
i)f\ BARBELS Hecker's Self-raising
25\J FLOUR.
50 bags Choice Family Flour.
100 bbla. Northern Super. Flour.
On hand and for sale bv
Jan 28_J. A T. R. AGNEW.
Onions, Onions.
BARRELS Northorn ONIONS.
50 bbla. Pink-eye Planting Potntoea.
On hand and for salo hy
Jan 28 J. .V T. R. AGNEW.
Trace Chains, Trace Chains.
Q/"\/"YPAIRS Ware.:; and
tJKJKJ TRACES. "On hand and for
aale bv J. A T. R. AGNEW.
Jan 28
Fresh- Crackers.
FRESH SUDA BISCUIT, Sugar Crack?
ers, Ginger Schnapp?, Ac, just re?
ceived, and for aalo low, bv
Jan 28 J. A T. R. AGNEW.
The life of mil flesh ls blood. The
health of all life is pure flcBh. Pure blood
hoops out all dieeaaos. Tho Queen's Do->
light purities tho blood.
' GARDEN SEED.
THORBURN'S GARDEN SEED, in great
variety, at wholesalo and retail, of
warranted ipiaUtv. For salo by
Jan ll E. A G. J). HOPE.
"The Queen of fi^dicine.''
AN ascription of praise tnorewbrthy the
triumphs of art than gillied obelisks,
or monuments of stone, ia tho voluntary
testimony of a grateful people. A. thou?
sand hearts, and as many rcadr touirnim
yield a williup and a thankful 'tributu o'
pruise tn tho merits of that incomparable
panacea,
HELNITSHS QUEENS DELIGHT.
These arc the living trophies:
"Bnatched from the curse dUeaso (tas
brought,
To speak tho triumphs skill has wrought."
In tho brief period of twelve montbs,
over 3,000 eases have been treated so suc?
cessfully as to entitle it to bo the wonder
of thc Hge.
For debility, prostration, nervousness,
mental deprcaaion, impaiied digestion,
loss of appetite, rcstlcaness, want of vital
force and low spirits, it id mote invigorat?
ing and strengthening than all the com?
pounds of hark or bittera. Aa a liver
nivigorator, it is of inestimable value. As
a stimulant, it is safer and surer, than all
the rum and whiskey tonics of the day,
and if you valuy your life und hcaltha
flin's feo, avoid these quickening stimu
auts to thc grave and uce the Queen's
Delight. For wale bv
FISHER A HEINTTSH,
Jan 29 Druggists.
~ BARGAINS! BARGAINS!"
ALL in want of RARGAINS in the DRY
GOODS line, will find them
AT C. F. JACKSON S.
He want* MONEY, and -- ill HELL GOOPS
CHEAP. Jan 2?
Fine Liquors, Segars, &c.
THE bubacriber has just made large ad
ditiojs of the above to his stock, and
will take pleasure in showing his friends
tho sume. The purity and quality ?re
guaranteed in every respect, such as
HOLLAND GIN, "Prince of Orango,"
very old and tine.
American Gin, "Old Tom."
Otard, Dupuv A Co.'a Brandy, vintace of
1858.
Londou Dock Brandy.
Port, Sherry ami Madera Wines.
Choice Old Rye Whiskey, and a full as?
sortment of low* grades.
Old Jamaica Rum.
TOBACCO.
Genuino DUP.HAM and "RILL WUP"
Smoking, the best brands in marko'.
Jan 25 GEORGE SYMMERS.
Flour'. Flonr'.?
C\tT\ IJBLS. FLOUR,
XJKJ 150 Sacks Flour; from best Family
to good Super.
Jan 12 FISHER A LOWRANCE.
Plantation and Mill Site for Sale.
APLANTATION, pix and-a-balf miles
from Columbia, on the road leading
from Columbia to Caradon, containing
2,500 acres, more or less, about 300 of
which is cleared,balance well timbered with
Pine aud Oak. There ia on thc placo one
of the best Mill Situs in Richland District;
the water power is ample to carry a largo
factory. There ia a dirt dam already built,
which has stood for tho last twenty years.
There is also on the placo a tine Fruit Or?
chard of about 1,200 Poach and Apple
Trees, of various kinds. The tract will be
divided into farms from 200 to 500 acres, if
desired. For further information, apply
to A. R. PHILLIPS,
Auction and Commission Agent,
Jan 16 thmlmo Columbia, S. C._
Improved Rever ber atory and Cupola
Furnace-To Iron Founders.
ON A?gn.?t 13, 18C7, a PATENT for an
invention facilitating the reduction of
Pig Metal for Foundry purposes was
granted to Gen. J. D. GREENE and JOHN
A. KAY.
We are now fully prepared to issuo
RIGHTS to parties disposod to purchase.
For full particulars, applv to
?JOHN A. KAY, Columbia. S. C.
Or, Gen. J. DURELL GREENE,
Jan 21 ?limn Cambridge, Mass.
POMARIA NURSERIES 1867-8."
THE SUBSCRIRER bogs to inform his
patrons that ho is now readv to send
out a choico variety of FRUIT TREES of
every description, adapted to our climate,
from thc earliest to the latest Applos,
Peachey, Pears, Plums, Cherries, Necta?
rines, Apricots, Almonds, Quince?. French
Marron Chestnuts, English Walnuts, Pe?
can Nuts, Ever-bearing Mulberries. Fil?
berts, Medlar's Pomegranitcs, Grape Vines,
many new and choico Table Grapes,
Strawberry Plants, choico kinds Albany
Jucuuda, Ac, Raspberry Plants, Lawton
Rlackberry, Asparagus and Horse Radish
Roots; new and rare kinds Roses, Ever?
greens in great variety, many now and
beautiful kinds for burial grounds, Ac;
Ornamental Evergreen? in great variety,
! new and beautiful Dahlias, every shade
and color; French Hybrid Gladiolas, Japan
billies, Tubo Roses, Chrysanthemums, Ac;
Hedge Plants, Osage Orango and Macart?
ney Rose-plant these to protect your or?
chards and vineyards. Catalogues sent
to applicants, air. L. T. Levin is my
agent in Columbia. Address
WM. SUMMER,
Nov 28 |?6}2mo. Fumaria. S. C.
Copeland & Bearden
HAVE ON HAND
200 bushels SEED WHEAT,
50 bags Extra Family FLOUR,
1.000 lbs. Now Bacon HAMS,
10,000 lbs. Bacon Sides and Shoulders,
Sugar, Coffco and Molasses,
20 ?bis. Golden and Bee-hive Syrups,
Bagging and Balo Rope,
200 sack? Liverpool Salt,
10 bales Yarn. _Nov 16
Drugs mid Medicinen, wholesale and
retail, as choap as any city iff Ute world, at
Fihbf r A Hoinlteh's nowjttore.
" CAROLINA RICE.
6BBL8. Prime Whole CAROLINA RTCE,
for sale bv E. A O. D. HOPE.
Jan ll
? """7*:
I . SCHOOL NOTICE.
^gmw Jlj&? A. Mi HENRY propose?
aUj^L to "pon n Schoo] for Young
e?jjMfcLiulirH ano Little Girl?, on thc
^OMft?i^reimil ^ II ill, COUR T of Qads
j.---^ ?cn ?n.. I.UI?'I.CI n?ccts, ua
MONDAY, the S<1 February.
Terms moderato, a.nd in proportion to
the studies pursued. Miss Henry requests
those who may wish to place children with
her, to call during tho preteut week and
make arrangements. Jan 28 3$
IKing's Mountain Military School,
TOURVILLE, S. C.
?jffv THE First 8es8iou of 1868
/TOjaL w?h bugin on tho I?; of FE
?lOrj^ ! y tU AI ;Y, and end on the Ul
jr* T E ii st fl . - For School Ex
flB^ penuca, i. e. Tuition. Rooks,
Stationery, Ao., Boarding, Lights, Fu l .?nd
"Washing. 8110 in specie, or the equivalent,
per wesaion, payable Cn advance.
Circulars, containing fall inlormution,
may be seen at this oflice, or procured
from COL. A. COWARD,
Surviving Principal and Proprietor.
Dec 17_ $21
Select Boarding and Bay School.
HILLSBORO, N. C.
THE Minu?s NASH and Miss
mSfa KOLOCK, Principals.
?j*OHte- The .Spring Tenn will opea
^jgpgijTERRUARY 7, 18?U, and cIoBe
<y?ayJ UNE 26, (twenty weeks.) Cir
culara forwarded on applica
tion._Dec 10 j3mo
The Due West Female College.
M^ OVER 100 names arc on oar
?TlJ^k ro,h There is still room. Pu
- ' ? V^Mr^"'1'1 received at any time.
^??M|? BOARDING $12 per month,
^s^ap in currency, not including Fuel
<3Br nud Washing. TUITION $20
for live months. Music, (Piano,) $24.
Vocal Music, French and Latin taught free
of charge. J. I. BONNER,
Jan 21 President.
Limestone Springs Female High.
School.
REV. WM. CURTIS, LL.D., PIUNCIPAI..
THE ensuing uesaion of this
/fT^pV SCHOOL will commence on
JSra^VVEDNEsDAY. thc- 19th day of
^ESBK**''ebruary next.
^Ws&lr I1 is requested that applica
K?StS? tirina for admission be made as
soon as possible to Dr. CURTIS at the
School; answers will bu returned in each
instance, and parties then applied for will
bo met by Dr. CURTIS at tho most conve?
nient point on thc line of railroad between
Charleston aud Pacolct Depot, at tho open?
ing of the School.
Terms, payable in advance, in curroncy,
?cr Bcssiou of five months:
oard, including washing, fuel,
lights. .Vc.$75 00
Tait nu, in all English branches- 25 00
Stationery, pens, ink, paper, &0..... 1 00
The above ia required for each Pupil; the
following are optional:
Tuition on the Piano.$25 00
Use of Piauo. 2 50
Tuition on the Guitar. 20 00
Vocal Lessons, separate. 20 00
Vocal Lessons, in class. 10 00
Tuition in French or Modern Lan?
guages, each. 20 00
Tuition in Drawing or Painting. 20 00
No other charge will bo made, except for
Books and private Stationery furnished.
Jan l-l _
FUR MAN UNIVERSITY,
GREENVILLE, S. C.
THE Spring Term of this in
?JUSBk stitntion will open on tho 15th
. Cln^wf FEBRUARY and close tho
^&SP?*30th of JUNE.
jP^Sr EXPENSES--IN ADVANCE.-Col
t?sJr legiato courses $25 to $58, cur?
rency. Preparatory courses, $20 to $82,
currency. Boarding, in private families,
per month, $15 to $18, currency. For cata?
logue, address JOHN F. LANNEAU,
Jan 5 21 _Secretary Faculty.
To the Dental Profession.
^^^^ I HAVE PATENTED, and
fisJSSS^fc now desiro to introduce, an
/JrfSBBsi important improvement in
^~Ui ? F tlu construction of ARTIFI?
CIAL DENTURES, whereby tho strength,
reliability and facility of repair, pertain?
ing to swaged plate work, is communicated
to moulded metalic or vulcanizable base.
Strong Plate Teeth aa firmly attached to
the base as if soldered to swaged
plate, are, by this process, substituted for
those specially designed for moulded base.
By their uso the operator ia left freo to ex?
ercise his own judgment in their arrange?
ment, and linda himself no longer conflnod
to the aamcncbB of tho present stylo of
blocks, or single teoth weakened by carv?
ing for moulded work.
No new appliances ure reqnircd in this
process. Tt is easily acquired by any ono
familiar with either moulded or swagod
work. It givea to tho operator contidenco
in tho reliability of hie cases, exempting
him from thc disappointment and per?
plexity often ni tendant on his most faith?
ful efforts. It renders partial cases as reli?
able as full sets, and, consequently, will
tend to ameliorate tho present deplorable
practice of extracting every tooth, eonnd
or unsound, which atanda in the way of tho
latter.
Tho method has been thoroughly tested,
nuil is now submitted to tho profession
with t?it' assurance ??i?c it will t>o foiuiu lo
ruin ll ?ll that is claimed for it. Ita results
arc highly artistic-, very beautiful, aud af.
ford tho utmoat satisfaction to operator
and patient.
OFFICE LICENSES will bo the system
adopted, in relation to which-and other
matters in connection-circulars will be
furnished, on application to the subscrib?
er. WM. REYNOLDS, M. D.,
Jan 4 j3mo Columbia, 8. C.
EATING HOUSE AT ALSTON
PASSENGERS on tho Greenville and
Columbia Railroad, can got BREAK?
FAST and DINNER at Alston-ample time
being allowed.
Dee 27_MARY A. ELKIN ARON.
Don't forget. Tho only sure cough
cure is Stanloy'a celebrated Cough Syrup.
Sold by Fisher and Heir.itsh.