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BY JULIAN A. SELBY.
HowThbydo it in EnotjAnd.?Tbe
following record of a day in tbe English
Parliament will be found of interest to
American readers, as showing bow busi?
ness is transacted in that conservative
body:
House of Lords?Fbiday.?Prayer
having been said, the Lord Chancellor
retired to tbe robing room, whence be
abortiv after retnrned in company with
tbe other Lord Commissioners. Having
taken their seats below the throue,
Black Bod was despatched to the House
of Commons, when he speedily return-1
ed, aocompaniod by tbe Speaker, tbe |
Sergeant-at-Arms and about 150 mem?
bers of the Lower Honed.
Tbe Speaker elect, standing at the
bar, and having on his right hand Black
Bod, and on bis left tbe Sergeant-at
Arms, addressed tho Lord a Commis?
sioners as follows: My Lords: I have to
acquaint yonr Lordships that in obedi?
ence to her Majesty's command, her Ma?
jesty's faithful Commons haver exorcised
their undoubted right, and have pro?
ceeded to tbe election of a Speaker, und
that their choice has fallen npon me. I
hnmbly present myself at yonr bar for
her Majesty's graaions approbation.
The Lord Chancellor Baid: Mr. Brand,
we are commanded to assnro yon that
her Majesty is fully sensible of your
zeal for the pnblio service and of your
ample sufficiency to execute- the ardu?
ous dnties which her faithful Commons
have seleoted yon to discharge, and she
does most readily approve and confirm
yon as their Speaker.
The Speaker said : I hnmbly snbmit
myself to her Majesty's graoious com'
manda. It ia now my duty, npon be
half of the Commons of tbe United
Kingdom, to lay olaim to their un
doubted rights and privileges. I hnmbly
petition her Majesty that she will be
graciously pleased to allow us freedom
from arrest of onr persons and servants;
and,'above all, freedom of access to her
Majesty's royal person whenever occa?
sion may reqnire; and that the best con
Btrnotion may be put npon all our pro
oeedings. For myself, my lords, ]
desire that the most favorable construc?
tion may be put npon my acts, and that
whatever I do in error may he attributed
to myself alone, and not to her Majes
ty's iaitbfo! Commons.
ThO Lord Chancellor replied: Mr.
Speaker, we have it further in command
to inform yon that ber Majesty does
most readily confirm all the rights and
privileges which have ever been granted
or confirmed to tho Commons, by any of
her royal predecessors. With respect to
yourself, sir, ber Majesty is sensible
that you stand iu no need of such au as
snrance. Her Majesty will ever pnt tbe
most favorable coustrucliou upon words
and aotions.
The Speaker then bowed to their lord?
ships, who bowed in return, and tbe
right honorable gentleman, followed by
the members of the lower house, retired.
Tbe "swearing" of Peers was then pro?
ceeded with. Their lordships adjourned
at 5 o'clock.
Kalakana, the new King of the Sand?
wich Islands, stands up to bis friends.
He uted to be a sort of editor. Since
his accession he has rewarded bis old
associates with varions bigb offices. A.
former rival he has appoiuted Governor
of one of the islands, another editor was
made Minister of Foreign Affairs, and
two others were offered seats in tbe
King's Privy Council. Kilukaua is a 1
much shrewder savuge thuu Boast Bot?
tler, who damns editors generally and
wants to hang bull tbe editors of his
own party. |
A dwelling was burned in Evansville,
Ind., early Wednesday morning, and
Mrs. Bother, a widow, aud her son,
Louis, aged thirteen, were smothered to
death.
Choice Timothy and Clover Hay.
i)pr /""\ BALEBOhoieo Timothy and Clover
^JfJyJ HAY, for salo at very reduced
price, for cash only.
D. C. PEIXOTTO A. 80NS,
April 10 2 ? Commission Merchants^
Zoe Machine for Sale.
IF not sold within two weeks, I will manu?
facture Ioe mjself, aud my old customers
will got Ico at a fair price.
April 11_JOHN C. BEEGERB.
Five Look Cotton Seed.
(ttttt* SEVERAL hundred bushols of E.
^>s??mM- Turnipseed's improved FIVE
fiSSBSLOCK COTTON HliEL>, for sale.
Apply to J. M. BLAKULT,
Near Greenville Railroad Depot, at Colum?
bia. April 8 +3?
Notice.
OrFiCE City Ci.eek AND Trkakvru n,
Columbia, 8. C. liar jh 30, 1874.
ALL TAVERN LICENSES paid quarterly
are dne on April 1. Parties aru notified
that if not paid promptly, they will bo
brought before tbeMavor and dealt with ac?
cordingly. OHAS. B ARNUM,
April 1_OHyJJhnrk.
Notice to Tax-ray ers.
CITY TREASURER'S OFFICE.
Columbia, fc. C, April 7.1874.
ALL parties who bavo not paid CITY
TAXES are hereby notified that they
must be paid on or before tho 15th of APRIL,
or penalties with executions will be attached.
Ry order of Council. OHAS. BAUNUM,
April^8_City Clerk.
Notice to Water Tenants.
COLUMBIA, 8. C, Arum 4.1874.
YOU are hereby notified that \t your
WATER TAX is not paid within ten
days from dato of this notice, the water will
he ehut off. By order of the Mayor.
S. W. HOOK,
Superintendent City Water Works.
Aj r:! 8
"Let our Just Censures
COLUMBIA, S.
Special N otioos.
OB9TAVLEST? MARUIAGK ?HAPPY
RELIEF FOH YOUNG MEN from the ofLiots
of orrors and abuses in early life. Manhood
Restored. Impediments to Marriago re?
moved. New method of treatment. New
and remarkable remedies. Books and Cir?
culars sent froo, in sealed envelopes. Ad
dross, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. 2
South Ninth Street. Pniladelphia, Pa.?an
institution havinir a high reputation foi
honorable conduct and professional ?kill.
Feb 10 UH3iiio
TO THE PUBLIC, ~
THE uuderaigncd, haviug assumed tho
GENERAL AGENCY of the SOUTHERN
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY for tho State
of South Carolina, beg leave to inform their
friends aud the public generally, that they
have oponod their ofllco on Main street, in
the city of Columbia, where they will ho
pleased at all times to meet their friends,
a id give such information as may bo dc
elred, and to write life policies on tho most
approved plans, as well as at tho lowest
Btock rates. Tho very satisfactory and sub?
stantial condition of this great Southern in?
stitution, with the prompt and liberal man?
ner which haB characterized it in the adjust?
ment of its loSecs, should commend it to the
highest consideration, respect and patrou
age of the citizens of South Carolina. Re?
spectfully. UAGOOD <fc TREUTLEN,
March 18 tlmo Goneral Agents for 8. C.
Neuralgia, Piles, Headache,
Diarrhoea. Boils, Old Sores,
Lameness, Burns, Soreness,
Toothache, Scalds, Sprains,
Hoarseness, Ulcers. Wounds,
Sore Throat, Colic, Bruises,
Rheumatism, Hemorrhages,
PONr?AC'
51 arch 1 tit*.-- ~ -fV
THE MILD POWER
CURES
UCUl'IIlt.ETS'
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS
HAVE PROVED, from: THE most
ample experience, an entire success, fiimplo.
Prompt, Efficient and Reliable. They are the only
medicines perfectly adopted to popular UK?so
simple Urit mistakes cannot bo xuado in uainir
them ; so harmless us to bo free from dnnprer; and
no efficient an to bo always reliable. They hove tiro
highest commendation from all, and will always
render Rat intact ion. l?rlco, iu lunju tkrec-dracluu
vials, with directioci:
Kos, Cure*. Cent*.
1. Fever?, Co.:vc-tio:i, Inflammations, . . 50
2. Wonni, Wotm r'crer, Worin Calle, . . AO
S. CrytiiK-Cullc, orTeethingof Inlauts, . 50
4. IMnri-hceii, of Cldldlcn or Adults . . SO
f>. DyNCnlirj , Uriplng, Bilious Colie, . . 50
f>. Cnolera>5lorbH9, Vomiting. SO
7. Cortglis, Coliin, Bronchitis. .Ml
5. lVom'iilgla, TooUiuehe, Fii-e:ii'Ui-, . . . SO
0. neadnclic?, Si-k Headache, Vertt;:??, . .''0
10. Uyapepritn, Rilious Stomach. .'"1
11. Sin?i?vessc?,or Pnin/ul Periods, . . ? SO
12. Whites, too Profusa Periods, . . . :.<>
R*. rroun, Coi idi, Difficult Breatliin.r, . . .'???
M. Kalt Itnenm? Erri'liH'la*, Eruption!., . ao
1*. IshcnmafUm? Jllu'uniuric l*ain?, . . . .'0
16. Vrver ami Aj;m?-. I l'tfv?*:, A r; ."0
17. I>llr4, Miu 1 or t' !? ??:. M
18. 4)plitnnlniy, and >? or W. :?'? J...\ -, . A"
19. Cntorrtit Acute or t ! : m'? Influenza, . SO
30. ^Vhooplng-CouKli, Violent Cough?, . f"
21. Asthma, Oppre.?. l lire it'.nn-r, . . . io
32. Knr Discharges, Impaired Hearing. ? so
23. Scrofula. Enlarged Olands^?weUinij-, . SO
21. Ueiicral Debility, Physical weukui??, . So
2ft. Dropsy and Scanty Secretions, . . . . 50
2i?. Nea-Slckness, Biekn-i tioi.i R tin - . SO
27, iriiliiey-DUense, Gravel. . . . . . SO
'?>. Krrvans Debility.Seminal V nsa.-?..
orInvobint:iry litanargc*.IM
J!). Nor? Moit tli, i unk?r, . . . . . . . SO
50. THrlnnry V Wetimtr OwlVM, ;<i
51. ]>nl?l'<il if*, -i mo . .?Rh *pa.?u4, . . ??'
si. sum-r:?-. ? ,l J.*'! '', v. ? ? ? ' !
K??ep?. y. t . ? ^t. > itt;*'Dance, . 1?M
81.'iNiilitlieri.t, I fr-.iu Tliroat.. . 50
Clironltt < ???: :> -tiosti trn.l hrupiwtis, .'??)
FAMILY ( l?MX. j
< A?f ^hiioecn) wi'.U :.bov- ?5 large i ?- oil
Manual of I>fr?Hti"ii?. ? . .? ? ? *?n "
disc iMitnircu)?.l 20 laiyo via.* an i I aw
D.?r These remedies ?we aeut l?r tue
rime or single l?ox to any part or the
country, free of charge, on receipt of
price. Address
HumB6Si?pa??lCcS1l?odiolne Co,
Office anil Bepab No. ?12 Buoaowat. Sew Tobe.
For Mule l>y ull l?r??glst?.
For ?'ile by Geiger ? McGregor, Agou;?.
_May '2d iVly
Read and Be Wiser.
500 Dixon Steel
, Sweeps.
100 Twisters.
t? 100 Scooters.
100 Shovels.
The largely increasing demand for these
goods each year, with hundreds of testimo?
nials in their favor, is the beat evidence that
they aro cheaper and better than can be
made by ordinary country smiths.
also,
25 iloz'.n n AMES.
100 pair TRACES.
1 duz in Dow Law CO t'PON FLANTERS.
150 Uozjn Planteis' HOES, at reduced
prices. L?RICK ft LOWRANCE.
Now is the Season
, ?-=r*? TO get your HOUSE PAINTED,
SgHgPAPKRED and KALSOM1NED. If
Vj>*-"-,f/*ou havo an old House, it can he
made, io losk litto new. Work dono
1 at as .wM rut i ? iie can be had in the St ate for
I cash. Apoly to WM. CLOTHIER,
Mari-h 20 10 Wushiugton strut.
C, SUNDAY MORNING, AI
w
familie^ and dealers
WANTING
THE BEST GOODS
AND AT
The Lowest Prices,
ILL pleaso carefully read the following
advertisement:
'TttE nnest FLOUR iu the city and
it the cheat eat rate, is at
HARDY SOLOMONS.
NEW QOSHEN BUTTER, per.
I fectly sweet and good, and sold
^cheaper than old Butter at other
.houses, can bo obtained at
HARDY SOLOMON'S.
SUGAR-CURED HAMS, DAVIS'
(DIAMOND and MORRISON'S, sold
mcuper than at any other place, at
HARDY SOLOMON'S.
HARDY SOLOMON'S FANCY FAMI
'LY FLOUR is ono dollar per barrel
_.cheaper than the same grade at any
other house in the city. This Flour, made
and branded especially for HARDY SOLO?
MON, is the finest over sold in Columbia.
SrtPBWa UKEF TONGUES, Fulton
MffKSM|Market Beef and Smoked BocT,
yY^Zl tender and good, verv cheap, at
HARDY SOLOMON'S.
SUGARS are being sold at
HAltDY SOLOMON'S fiReen per
cent, below rcgulir retail prices.
CRACKEItS and OAKES are being
retailed at wholesale prices, at
HARDY HOLOMON'S.
During these trying spring days, when
'the appetite is so difficult to please, cali
at HARDY SOLOMON'S, where tho moat
faatidiouB and capricious appetite cau tiud
every delicacy.
REAL FRUIT JELLIES and
PRESERVES, for aale at
^jMMOg. HARDY SOLOMON'S.
IMPORTED
HOLLAND
CUCUMBERS, for sale at
HAuDY SOLOMON?.
IM POUTED MUSHROOMS at
HARDY SOLOMON'S.
CANNED FRUITS and VEGETA
BLEH, in everv variety at
fiARDY'SOLOMON'S.
The most delicious boverago
l?iiH?A a"J 000 Ckn drink, during these
prostrating spring days, Ib a
?glass of iced Tea. Toe PUREST
ii./i.auu twenty-rive per cent, loss than at
any other house, can be had at
HARDY SOLOMON'S.
COFFEES are lower, and pure
JAVA, LAGUAYRA and RIO, both
Raw and Parched, can be bought
at the old raten at
HARDY SOLOMON'S.
F^nclish, Frrucb and American
PICKLES and SAUCES, for sale
cheap,at
HARDY SOLOMON'.?.
South Carolina grown WINES,
^perfectly pure arid BUitable for
tSUMMEK use, cau be bought
cheap at
HARDY SOLOMON'?.
MADEIRA and CLARET
WINES, a full stock of choice
brands, tor sale cheap, at
HARDY SOLOMON'S.
CORN, HAY, BRAN, PEAS, BA?
CON, tor bale at wholesale rates, at
April 0 IIAfcPY SOLOMON'S.
lawyers' offices:
cvst'ita.vck offices:
uooms kok families !
SI.\GL.K UKD-ROOftlS!
t > LET IN T11K NEW
Central National Bank Building.
Pit ICES TO SUIT THE TIMES.
-. ? ??
Bed.'to'. un from 13 per month upwaids;
Family Rooms .'rom So* per nuntb upwards;
Law. urn' Offices from i? prr mouth upwards.
WATER, GAS, WATER ^:. )Si.T5, WOOD
CLOSETS and other modem iuipiovomenls
inside the building. ,Yo Uivi room*, all
frouting uu the etiect. Good ventilation. A
Janitor iu chaise of the bnildiug. Apply at
Central Bank, or :o Messrs. .sElBELS A
E/.ELL. April2
PRESIDENT GRANT WANTS I
1POLITICIANS to be careful how they use
. hi* name in their speeches. The IN?
DIAN GIRL wants Smokers to consider the
advantage of buying CIGARS from her; for,
as i;i the efforts of
CONGRESS TO REDEEM
Itself from tho Credit Mobiliar scandal somo I
heavy disclosures wore, made, so this maid,
in bor elf >rts to prove how far she surpasses j
iu tho Cigar trade, has made known the t
sUrtling tact, that she can toll a Cigar at'
live contH far suporior to those ao!d else-1
whereat ton cents. All admit that these
celebrated five cent Cigars areas cheap as
tlid-e sohl at that price beforo the time thai
CONFEDERATE MONEY
1 Wrts known or thought of. Sold only at In
I dian Ufrl Cigar Store, Columbia Hotel Block,
I Columbia, S. C. April 10
I HOPE & 0YLE8
; \ RE jn?t in receipt of :
I A. PL K LED BEEF TONGUES,
Pickled TRIPE,
Pickled PIG'S FEET,
Pickled Fulton M:iikci BEEF.
Also, one barrel extr.i SAUi; KRAUT.
Flour! Flour!!
OAA BARRELS fresh ground FLOUR,
OVJVr all qualities, from Super to Fancy
Family Flour, and at greatly reduced prices,
just received and for sale by
Maich 10 JOHN AGNEW A SON.
GUN (JINK
IMPORTED WINES, BRANDIES, &c
SCOTCH WHISKIES,
Old Jamaica Rum,
Brandies?Otard, Ac,
Holland Gin,
Mioirj Uino.Poit Wine, Madeira Wiue,
Also, a large- steck of ilno old Wliiakivs,
I Cigars. Ac. J. ?. SltEGEHH
Timothy Hay.
i l/\ TONS prima TIMOTHY HAY, for sah
' L"' lew for cat V HOPE A GYLES.
Attend the True Event."
>RIL 12, 1?74.
CASH OUT mil
JQILX AGSEw & SOX
IS still in advance of its competitors in fur?
nishing
The Best Goods in its Line
AT TUE
Lowest Prices.
The public aro not slow to find out that
advert inemouth in the "Greenland Icy
Mountain" style mean but little, and that to
obtain their
GROCERIES
AT
UNIFORM LOW PRICES,
Tbey bavo to buy them at the
Popular Cash Store
of
JOHN AGNEW&SON.
DAVIS' DIAMOND HAMS
Are the boat in the market, and a full sup?
ply, to meet all demands, arc always on
hand at the
Cash Store of John Agnew & Son.
April 11_
J. W. PARKER,
REAL ESTATE BROKER
AND
FIEE & LIFE INSURANCE AGENT,
(OJhoe in Carolina Malional Hank,)
OFFERS for silo the most eligible REAL
ESTATE lo viu market, among which is
that fiue Mansion and six acrea of improved
Ground, known as the Elmorc property.
The ACRE LOT on which Christ Church
stood.
Sovoral VACANT LOTS on Richardson
street and elsewhere in the city.
also.
Several valuable FARMS, near Columbia,
including his Dairy Farm, to remarkable for
its fertility.
Aa Fire Insurance Agent,
He represents the LIVERPOOL AND LON?
DON AND GLORE, with assets amounting
to 121,000,000, and now doing a<j large and
profitable business as any Company in
Europe or America.
In tho Life Department.
Ho is General Agent for the BROOKLYN,
OF NEW YORK, with S3,f>9(),000 asssete and
a deposit of old State Ronds for $50.000 with
the Comptroller-General of South Carolina.
Tho "Brooklyn" invites rigid scrutiny into
the management and condition of tho Com?
pany, and are prepared to prove, through
their Agent, at tho Carolina National Rank,
in Columbia, by tacts and figures, why the
Company may* bo relied on as worthy the
confidence and patronage which is being
turned towards it by the well-informed, who
know where and how to invest for tbo future
benefit ol those they love and deairo to pro?
vide for.
We beg to mention but one of many ad-j
vantageous features in this Company: That
of endorsing tho surrender value* of it a
I policies on each for tcu consecutive years.
This feature has met with unqualified praise
I from tho most oelcbretcd American actu?
aries, as also from tho press North. South
and East. March 27 till
SPRING AND SUMMER
CLOTHING
AT THE
Columbia Hotel
Clothing, Hat
And Gent's
Furnishing House i
1
JUST RBUKIVHD AMI) UfKNlXU daily,
FIXE BEADY-MADE CLOTHING!
BUSINESS SUITS, DIAGONAL, CHE?
VIOT and CASSIMERE SUITS, ROYS'
CLOTHING in treat variety, Men's Furnish?
ing Goods, HOSIERY, NECK and UNDER?
WEAR. All of tho novelties and styles of
the season.
MEN'S, ROYS' and YOUTH'S HATS, the
nobbiest out. Also, the celebrated perfect
fitting SHIRT.
I iuvite particular attention to my stock,
which is now ready for tho presont and com?
ing season, and is unrivaled in ovnry parti?
cular. D. ErSTIN,
March 31 Smo Under Columbia Hotel.
"millinery opening"
ON and af'cr THURSDAY.
0th instant, of latest styles of
MILLINERY, Ladies'and Chil?
dren's SUITS, HAIR and other
articles, too numerous to men?
tion, at very low prices. Ladies
will please" call and see for
themselves, at
MRS. C. E. REED'H.
0
IA Letter *o e. H. Heimtsh, Columbia.
ANOTHER WONDERFUL CURE; I have
boon afflicted with Rheumatism for the
'last eighteen months,entirely helpless. 1
[have tried your QUEEN'S DELIGHT, and
lam happy to say that I have received great
i benefit fi Out it. lean recommend it as an
invaluable renn It to those efnVctcd.
April 8
OLLTME X?NUMBER 19,.
SPRING GOODS!
v^t NOTWITHSTANDING ibo raSBfe
jMpanio, wo arc now opening the ^RH
(fff lineat stock ol JBB
RPninV-SiDE niftTniiBfi
ttii.ii/ 1 jiiioii vaiv I UlUUl
CIEXXS'
STYLISH
HATS, ETC., ETC.,
That can be found in the city.
Our slock baa been b< -''? ? d with great
care, aud for STYLE, FlNL>-i AND PRICE,
id unsurpassed.
Our Custom Department
Is replete with a choice lino of Foreign and
Domestic
CASSIMERES ARD VEST1NGB.
Which we are making to order under a gua?
rantee to please.
Call oarly for Boys' and Youths' Clothing
aud Hats.
R. & W. C. S W AFFIELD.
April 1
New Books at Bryan's Bookstore.
EUROPE Seen Thioogh American Specta?
cles?by Editor of Baltimore American.
11.75.
Autobiography and Memoir of Rev. Dr.
Guthrie; a very interesting and amuting vo?
lume. $2.00.
Pon-Picturee or Europe?by Elizabeth
Peake, with Plates.
Willow Brook?by the author of "Wide,
Wide World." $1.26
Engliah Psychology?by Ribot. $1.50.
Mr. Alcott'u School. $1.50. ?
Yesterday with Authors?by FioldB. $2 00.
The Conservation of Energy?by Balfour.
Dr. Kobbrauach on Physical Meature
rnenta. $2 50.
Helpa to a Holy Lent. $1.25. And other
new Books. Also, a variety of new NOYEL8,
by popular authors, cheap. March 21
THE SEGARS
CALIFORNIA SEGAR STORE
HAVE grown bo popular that nobody
thinks of buying any whore ul-o, as the
best HEGAUS, fr?m 5o. to 25c, sold in this
city, uro to be had at this establishment.
The reason everybody patronises the Cali?
fornia Segar Store is, that all their Domestic
Segars are made by Factory No. 0, on the
premises, and our citizens are awaking to
the importance of patronizing home manu?
facture.
Everybody chews the celebrated CABLE
COIL, put up in tin foil. Hold onlv bv tbo Cali?
fornia Segar Store. M. HULZBAOHER.
March 20
Jewelry! Jewelry! Jewelry!
WM. GLAZE,
AT his new stoio, Maiu street, neatly op?
posite the Central National Pank, has
a larye and beaul ilul stock oi line WATCHES
stem and key winders, Item toe best Eu?
ropean and American manufacturers, and of
Ids own importation, in gold and silver eases.
Elegant JEWELRY 1 An uurivalcd aei-ort
meut just received, and all the latent *?yloe.
Sterling MI.Y1.K-WARE, in cets and case?.
Bridal Present*, ar.d ui ve-i y fine .-eh c-tit n of
Plated-Ware, G?hl Watch und Neck Chains,
Lockets, el eg Hill Seal, Wedding and Engage?
ment Pings, large stock t.f Spictncle* and
Eve.-Glastea, Clocks, Mn.-ival Boxes, and n
great variety i f Fancy Articles. My ttuik ia
the largest and beet selected iu the Southern
country, and will bu sold as cheivp us the
?aino article e?u be bought anj wheie.
Get 24
INSURANCE.
HAYING resigned the agency of the
Sout horn Life Insurance CompaLy, wc
have couuectod ourselves with tho
Cotton States Life Insurance Company
OP MAt'ON. GEORGIA.
W. B. JOHNSON, S.G.OBEAR,
President. ^'ecrotarv.*'
Capital.J500.000
State Deposits. 150.00?
The Company issues policies on both the
STOCK AND MUTUAL PLANS, giving t:>
I non-participating policy hnlrierB the advant?
age of premiums less >>y twenty .tor cent,
than mutual rates.
It will establish BOARD8 OF ADVISORY
TRUSTEES in the principal cities of tbo
I tttato, and will contract with Bald )".cards to
invest in said cilios seventy per ce nt, of the
net premiums takou there, thus making it a
Home Company in Each Locality.
Wo confidently recommend this staunch
Southern Company to our friends and the
public, and bespeak a continuance of kind
patronage heiotofore extended to us.
BLACK A WARING,
Oeneral Agents for South Carolina.
Active and reliablo canvassers wanted with
whom we will make liberal contracts.
Fob 21 _ 3mo
New Garden Seeds.
XTtOR'I Y-FOLD PEAS,
1 Keve's Extra Early Prolific Tomato,
I Slack Fokin Egg Plant.
Canada Victor Tomato, Arlington'iomat o.
Cannon Ball Cabbage,
Mar^lo-hoad Mammoth Cabbage,
Early Adams Corn. For sale at
R. II. HEIMTSH'S
Feb 21 i Drug aud Seed Store.