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BTIiTAJtlA. IdWIBL?kT?BU.?A despatch
to the New York rFertt, from Harria
burg, giro* the following partioulara of
? disgraceful scene which occurred ia
the Pennsylvania Legfaeetlre M Sloi
day night:
"Mr. TelUy, Democrat, of Delaware
County, made a motion to refer the
petition Of citiaena of Lanoaater City. I
oonteaticg the neat of D. P. Boeen
atiUer, a Republican, aa member of the
legislature,*? the Committee on the
Judiciary. The BepnbUoaoa raieed the
point of order that the petition waa
not properly before the Hooee, that
body not baring been legally organ?
ised when the petition waa originally
introduced Speaker Pattcreon de
aided againet the BepobHoaas, when
aa appeal waa taken, and hia deeiaion
wan eaataloed by a large majority.
Wo? mepnMiean, of Uoioo County,
then raieed the farther point of order
that it required two-thirds of those
it to take op the petition under
aonaealnn of the roles. The
tor nsadeted aa adverse deeiaion,
aaat satailalnorl a motion to adjourn,
when Wolf sprang to his feet, and in?
stead that he had a right to txfWrd
oa Ida point,
"The Speaker declared him out of
attar, aa no appeal had been taken
front hie deemjon. and n motion toad
van not debateable. Mr. Wolf)
that ha wee not ont of order,
i Speaker commanded him to
take his aaat, and. Wolf refaaing to
obey, be nailed into requisition the
eerrieeeof th* Sergeant-at-Arms, who
proceeded to execute the order of the
Chair. The Bepnblioana biased the
proceeding and the Democrat* ap?
plauded it. Wolf continued yelling at
the top of bis voloe until the Sergeant*
at-Arms seised him. The ball of the
House presented a scene of indescriba?
ble confusion, and .the Bepublioan
members rushed to the defence of
their colleague and wrested him from
the hands of the Sergeant-at-Arms.
In the midst of the commotion, the
Speaker adjourned the House. Dur?
ing the melee, pistole were drawn, and
for a time it waa feared that a general
riot would ensue."
In the House, yesterday, aetion
upon a resolution to'eeusore Mr. Wolf
for disobeying the rales of the House
during the disgraceful eeeue of Mon?
day evening, waa postponed till to-day.
Got. Chamberlain, ia a letter to the
Nation upon the subject of the recent
inter-collegiate contest in New York,
make* some very fine end icoisive
points against the policy of theee ex?
hibitions. He forcibly puts it that a
student'* ??first dnty and interest is to
do; the work of the recitation and loo-1
tore room;" that this duty ?111 com?
pletely fill the time of ninety-nine oot1
Of n hundred atndents. leaving "a
very Insignificant names teal faction*
to take part in what he severely cha?
racterises a* "these side-shows." He
argue* that the "conservative influ?
ence* of real knowledge and thorough
discipline are supplemented by tboee
effects which most attend the public
exhibition of imitative powers and su?
perficial or imperfect knowledge."
Duly respecting the eminent men
under whose patronage this contest
took plaoft, Qov. Chamberlain protests
against their claim of advantage to the
etudent, in being ineentive to close,
careful and improving atody. He holds
that good seholarabip oan be attained '
alone by patient study and reflection;
that public applause is an insiduoua
and unbealthfol food for the young
mind. A graduate of Harvard him?
self, be notes with satisfaction aa not'
insignificant the absence of Harvard
and Yale from the reoent oont? st, and
olosea his very admirable lettes pithily
olaimiog that it ia better to buve stu?
dents judged "by what they know than
by what they say."
The "forty jackass-power," as Ben.
Butler called the press, are rejoicing
all over the country at old bliuky'a de- I
feat. His oremation will take place on
the 4th of March next. man
Grand Central Java Coffee.
WE are agents for tho GRAND CEN?
TRAL JAVA OOPPEE COMPANY.
Their coffee is sold in pound paokages, at
thirty cents per pound, and each cute of
sixty pounds contains a superior eight day
clock, which becomes the broperty of the
luoky purohaserwho buys the package con?
taining the ticket whlsh entitlea the owner
thereof to tbo olock. The coffre is full
value itself for the price charged, and the
olock is given as a prize to induce pur?
chasers to try the coffee.
Jan22_JOHN AQNEW A SON\_
Hew Garden Seeds
BToVelltca ?r??l Approved Klmla.
FOTTLER'S EARLY DRUMUEAD,
Carter's Superfine Early,
Early Sonweinf eat?U/Aintal.
Early Wieningetadt,
EailyFrensh Ox Heart,
Early Peas, Earlv Corn, Berts.
For sale by * E. H. UEINITSH.
Jan_aOjf_ _ Drug and Seed Store.
Stop that Barking.
WHBREVtiR you go, you hear Cough?
ing. Barking, Cleariug tho Throat.
In Church, iu the Concert Room, Opera
Uouae. Court House, Coughing is a preva?
lent disorder. Why don't yon cur? it by
using STANLEY'S GREAt COUGH
SYRUP? It will eure. Vor sale at
Jan auf_HEIHiTSH'S Drug Store.
Hams! Harnt! I
I f\f \ CHOICE Loaiavillo Sugar-Cored
JA/vS HAMS, large sizes, jest received
and for aale at 14o. per penno.
Jan to JOHN AG NEW A SON.
Buggies, Wagons. Ac.
IAM now Dffortng my stook of BUOQIES,
KO0EAWAY4 AND M1LBUHN WA?
GONS at reaWtd prioss to dose the business.
Tuose in want of vahieles will save money
by calling at the etore of Joha Agnew k
Son, and purchasing before my stack is
closed out. JOHN AGNEW.
Jan 22_'__
Dried peaches and apples, white
peas and beans just received and for
sale cheap, ataHardy Solomon's.
TTTI7 ?
Jl??JU JJI
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BY J. A. SELBY. CC
1ST??MJMnta Om, Mnwrr 9?1BTB.
M XXFHIB, TzMt.
Wjbstxbk am? AxiiAwno B. B Co.,
Offiob Okk. Pass's A Tiokbt Ao't.
ATfcAWTA, Ga., January 22, 1875.
The following telegram, aent by the
Associated Press Agent at New Or?
leans, explains i tee If:
No Mabdi Qbas-?New Orlxaiw,
January 21.?The Myatio Society here
have decided to diepenee with 'be pa
.grade on Mardi Graa day, on sooount of '
the absence of hie Royal Highness
King Prosperity.
For several years Mardi Ores has
been celebrated in Memphis, Tenn.,
with such snooees as to rival New Or?
leans, and last year it wae pronoonoed
by every one who witnessed it to be
far bettor than anything ever eeea in
thie country. The celebration thia
year at Memphis will corpses all others
in elegance and splendor. For the
convenience of those who desire to go,
the Western and Atlantic Railroad and
its connections will sell, commencing
February 5, Round Trip Tickets fob
Omb Fang. $22 50; good to return be?
fore February 15.
Through First Glass Day Ooaohes
le&ve Atlanta daily at 9 35 P. M . for
Memphis, without change, and no
charge is made for occupying seats.
Magnificent Palace Bleeping and
Drawing-room Ooaobes leave Atlanta
daily at 9 35 P. M., for Memphis,
without change. Our supply of Pa?
lace Drawing-room and Sleeping Cars
is ample for any emergency, ana spe?
cial care can be furnished upon appli?
cation, to leave Augusta, Athens,
Rome, Savannah, Charleston, Macon,
Oolombua or Charlotte. Partiea de?
siring to go should notify me as early
as possible. B. W. WRENN,
Gen. Pasa'r and Ticket Agent,
Atlanta, Ga.
Five tierces Davis diamond hams,
five tierces Davis sugar-cured break?
fast bacon, twenty-five tieroea new leaf
lard, just received and for aale obeep,
at Hardy Solomon's.
We understand there are clubs of
the best people getting ready to go to
the Memphis Mardi Gras.
Five tierce* Davis* diamond hams,
of thia season's cure, just received at
Hardy 8olomon's.
A large lot of North Carolina moon
tain apples, just received and for aale
cheap, at Solomon's.
Can von not get up a club to go to
Memphis to Mardi Gras?
All gooda marked down five per
cent at Hardy Solomon's.
The oelebration of Mardi Gras in
Memphis will oost over 3150,000.
10,000 cigars, at $2 50 per 100, for
sale at Solomon's.
Everybody should go to Memphis
Mardi Oras.
highly important
TO FARMERS AND PLANTERS!
STHE AMMONIATED MUCILAGE
dolivered iree of expense, through
the post, to any address in the United
titatex, from one tu four pounds.
Manuring and preparing soede be?
fore planting has been practiced for many
centuries, but in the mo?t crndo and im?
practicable manner, all resorting to firet
saturating with water, then rolling in lime,
ashes or kindred substances. Their par?
tial failures resulted from I heir non-adhe?
sive properties? tho water having none?
and tho preparations foil and crumbled
from off tho seeds. The great Leibig had
often referred, and Bpoko of the nui-ject,
tbat the day would yet tome when a euf
fieient quantity ot food could he made to
adhere to each seed, sufficient for its
growth and development, so powerful and
yet so mild as not to injure tho germinat?
ing powers of the tender seod. Two years
ago I introduced a MUCILAGE, und, al?
though not yet claiming a staudard of per?
fection, sufficient evidenoo is produced that
a rapid stride has been made in this great
held or scieuce. Thirty six hundred lann
era and planters liavo now used it.and,
with tow exceptions, they pronounce it a j
unocttm for what it claims to accomplish,
three-fourths of which aro ordering the
second timo. This year it is still highly
itnpioved?ita adbosivu and other pro?
pertied much strengthened. Seeds arc not
steeped m thin preparation as in tho old
way. They are merely coattd by pouring
tho mucilage over them, thou rolled in
wood asbe-a and rich dry earth, gypi-um or
bone duet, much adhering to each send
with such tenacity as to piss thionph
planting machines without fahiigiff. li
prevents blight, ftingu-*, rust, birds and in?
sects, and never failing to produce a vigor?
ous and healthy stand. Farmers should
use it on cotton, corn, wheat, oats and rye,
and truck farmers on potatoes, peae, beans
and all small grain, by the mdot which
they will mature six days eailier. Put up
in one pound packages at thii ty cents (30)
nor pound. Sufficient for one to two
bushels of grain. According to the late
post office arrangementm, 1 will deliver it
VRKr.ii> KXrENSE, from one to f< nr pounds,
to any address in tho United States, at
their respective pest oflioea Mreotiocs
aent with every paokago. Orders solioited.
ear In te vor at experiments ?h?re pota?
toes, ootton and corn were rolled in a mix?
ture of one-half gypsum and one-half pure
bone meal, after the mucilage was applied,
an increased yield of 18 to 20 per cent, was
obtained over those not ao treated.
JOHN COMMINS, Sole Agent,
In Rear of Foal Otioe, Charleston, S. O.
gab * _
Pearl Grits and Hominy.
OK BARRELS FRESH PEARLGHITH,
j?* > 15 barrels fresh PEARL HOMINY.
Ju -t received and for sale by
Jan 26 JOHN AG NEW A BON.
1TTV
?t our Jut Censures
Attend the True
)L?MBIA, S. C., FRIDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 5, 181
SIMMONS'
REGULATOR
Tb e r> mptome of liver Complaint ere no
ensioeuH tod pain in the aide. Bometimee
the pain ia in the shoulder, and ia mistaken
for rheumatism. The stomach ia affected
with loaa of appetite and aickneaa, bowela,
in general, costive, aomeiimea alternating
with lax. 1 ho headis trouble* with pain,
and dull, heavy sensation, considerable loss
of memory, accompanied with painful son
sation of having left undone something
which ought to have been done. Often com?
plaining of weakness, debility and low
spirits. Sometimes many of the above
symptoms attend tbe disease, and at other
times very few of them; but tbe Liver is
generally the organ most involved.
Ia warranted not to contain a single particle of Mercury, or anj injurious mineral sub* [
eta nee, but is
PCBBbT VKOKTABLK,
Containing those Southern Boots and Herbs, which an All-wise Providenee has placed I
in countries where Liver Diseases most prevail. It will cure all Diaeaaes cauaed by Da- |
rangeaaent of the Liver and Bowels.
SIMMONS' LIVER REGULATOR, OB MEDICINE,
Is eminently a Family Medicine; and by being kept ready for immediate resort, will
aavo many an hour of Buffering, and many a dollar in time and doctors' bills.
After over Forty Years' trial, it ia still reoeiving tbe most unqualified testimonials to
its virtues from persons of the highest charaoter and responsibility. Eminent physi?
cians commend it as the most
BPPBGT?AL SPKCiriC
For Constipation, Headache, Fain in the Shoulders, Dizziness, Sour Stomach, Bad Taste
in tbe Mouth, Bilious Attacks, Palpitation of the Heart. Fain in tbe Region of the Kid?
neys, Despondsnoy, Qloom and Forebodings of Evil?all of which are tbe offspring of a
Diseased Liver.
FOB DYSPEPSIA OB INDIGESTION.
Armed with this ANTIDOTE, all climates and changes of water and food msy be j
faced without fear. As a remedy in Malarious Fevers. Bowel Complaints, Restlessness, I
Jaundice, Nausea,
IT HAS NO EQUAL!
It is tbe Cheapest, Purest aod Best Family Medicine in the World!
CAlfTIOM
Buy no Powders or prepared SIMMONS' LIVER REGULATOR,nnlossin onr engraved
wrapper, with Trade-mark, Htamo and Signature unbroken. None other ia genuine.
jr. 11. ZB1LISJ & CO,, Hscon, Ga., aad Philadelphia.
FOB SALE BT ALL DR?GQI8T8.
Take Simmons' Liver Regulator
For all diaeaaes of the Liver, Stomach and Spleen. I
As a remedy in Malarinua Fevers, Bowel Complaints, Dyspepsia. Mental Depression,
Restlessness. Jaundioe, Nausea, Siek Headache, Colio, Constipation and Biliousness,
IT HAS NO EQUAL.
TESTIMONIALS.
"I bave never seen or tried such a aim
pie, efficacious, satisfactory and pleasant
remedy in my life."?H. HaiNsa, Bt. Louie,
Mo.
Hon. Alex. H. Stephen?.
"I occasionally use, when my condition
requires it. Dr. Simmons' Liver Regulator,
with good effect."?Hon. Alex. H. Btb
miss.
Governor of Alabama.
"Your Regulator haa been in cae in my
family for some time, and I am persuaded
it is a valuable addition to tbe medical
I science."?Go v. J. Gill 8hobtek, Ala.
"I bave used the Regulator in my family
for the past seventeen years. I can safely
recommend it to tbe world as tbe best me?
dicine I have ever need for tbat class of
diseases it purports to cure.?H.F. Thjo
pen.
President of City Bank.
"Simmons' Liver Regulator has proved
a good and efficacious medicine."?C. A.
Nuttiso.
Druggist.
"We have bnen acquainted with Dr. Sim*
?ions' Liver Medicine for more than twenty
years, and know it to be tbe best Liver Re?
gulator offered to the public."?M. R. Lyon
a:?d H. L. Lyon, Bellefoutaine, Ga.
"I was cured by Simmons' Liver Unku?
ltur, after having suffered several years
with Chills and Fever."?R. F AxntinsoN.
New, Choice and Fresh Goods.
MY STORE, on Main street,
two doors below l'nutNix office,
is once more opeu whom my
latrous can secure ev. rything
in the line, choice ami fresh.
CKLfc .Y, Eat ing and Plant inp POTATOES,
MalagaGHAPEtH, French PRUNES, CHAN
BERBIES, Bologna and Fresh Pork
HAUS AG ES, French CONFECTIONERY,
and many other articles. Call and seethe
otock. MRS. C. HOFFMAN.
_Janl4
Kerosene Oil.
PURE WHITE KEROSENE, at 18o per
gallon, at wholesale, and 20o per gal?
lon at retail, delivered in all partn of the
I city. This Oil is guaranteed fully up to
the standard n quired by the United
States. For sale bv
Jan 5 JOHN AONTBW A RON.
Wines and Liquors.
C1 II AM PAG N ES? Po m me i y. Sec,
' Obaus A Dnchxtol,
Kclley's Island Hpaikiiug Catawlia,
California "lmpeiial."
BRANDIES?Brandenburg Frert?,
Jas. Ilenuesuy,
Otard, Uupuy * Co , viutages 1835, 18?8,
18(15
WINES -Old Privato St-.ck Madcria?ill
bottles only,
Choice Table Cherries,
California Angelica? v> r> delicate,
h andemau and other Por ?.
Full line of Hook? and -internes, includ?
ing "Chateau Yqucm," "Latour Hlanche,"
"Hockheiiuer," "ijaubt uheimer," Ac.Ao.
Our specialty is Ono goods, siieh as we
can, with itminriunee, recommend An>
rare wine not in store we are prepared to
purchase t*ittit r in New Y.<rk or Europe,
and furnish at market rates.
Nov 28 _GKO. SYMMER8.
New Layer Raisins.
1 i\f\ QUARTER BOXES NEW LAYis.II
1UU RAlblNH, at $1 eaeb.
Just reoeived and for sale by
Jan 7 JOHN AONEW A BON.
Elaine Oil.
THE undersigned are sole agents for the
celebrated ELAINE OIL,
185 FIIIK TKST,
Perfectly secure und cannot be exploded.
Absolutely save. Prices at retail 40o. per
gallon. JOHN AGNEW A HON.
Jan 6 _
The Western and Atiantio Railroad
j say they can furnish as many sleeping
cars as may be needed to carry pec pie
to the Memphis Mardi Grns.
The Clergy.
"Have been a dyspeptio for years; began
tbe Regulator two years ago; it bas acted
like a charm in my case."?Rev. J. O.
Holmes.
Lady's Endorsement.
"I have given jour medicine a thorough I
trial, and in no case haa it failed to give
full satisfaction."?Ellui Meacham, Chat
taboocbee, Fla.
Sheriff Bibb County.
"I bave used your Regulator with auo-1
cessful effdot in Bilious Colio and Dyspep?
sia. It ia an excellent remedy, and cer
tainlv a pnblic blessing."?C. Mabtebson,
Bibb County, Ga.
My Wife.
"My wifo aid seit bave used the Regula?
tor for years, and testify to its great vir?
tues."?Rev. J. R. Feldeb. Perry, Ga.
"I think Simmons' Liver Regulator one
of the best medicines ever made for tbe
Liver. My wifo and many others have
used it with wonderful effect."? E. K.
Spa*ks, Albai)v, Ga.
if. V.
"I have used tbe Regulator in my family,
and also in my regular practice, and havo
found it a most valuable and satisfactory j
medicino. and believe if it was ustd by the
profession, it would be of sei vice in very |
many eisen. I know veiy much of its com?
ponent parts, and can certify its medicinal |
qualities are perfectly hxrmleps."?R. F.
Ukiiios, M. D.. Mac"!' Ca | Jan 30;w(im
A CARD.
The Laurel Street
GROCERY RRT?BUniKT
IS now op'-n to the pub'ic, offering tin
ORi-'ATKST INDUCEMENTS known
to the trade. The proprietor is so confi?
dent of the superior merit a ol lii?g)>oriethat
In1 ?-U no discrimination in his favor as
computed with anythiug in this inatkei; so
tbat you can at one;? ciioouraue Southern
iiu'n-iiy. and at the same time directly
nerv.- y-'iir interest, by purchasing from
Ibis relisble hoiisi Ofleiini: ?-ver> reasnn
abl.i facilit i to customer*, 1 Im g an humble
shsre of public nation*^-.
l'o>l JOHN E GYLKS, Agent.
UiVlNO IVsi'am' ItKlilKF.
IT is the moat wonderful MEDICINE
ever known, and pom-esses a curative
power nni qualled in the history of reme?
dies. For sale on I- at
Dec 16 t HEIN ITSR'8 Urne Store
Springs, Axles and Iron.
OUR stock of SPhlNOS mid AXLES, as
well as IRON of all descilptious, is
very large. Purchasers will save money b\
Sroonriug these goods, as wnil as Carriage
[atorial, at the Hardware EstabHsltment of
Nov 28 JOHN AGNEW A SON.
500 dozen fresh eggs just reoeived
and for sale at reduced price, ut Hardy
Solomon's.
Jb. VOL. X?NO. 274
GOOD THINGS.
100 barrels NORTHERN APPLES.
200 boxea CANDY.
100 boxea RAISINS.
200 oasea CANNED FRUITS.
Pecans, Almonds, Orange?, Lemon a,
Walnnta, Ao., wholesale and retell, aa low
aa any houae in this country.
L?RICK A LOWBANOB.
?soNiHi qooo
Important to Fnrmera.
ONLY FORTY DOLLARS A TORI
GUANAHANI GUANO,
AN important natural Onano?a genuin a
Animal Deposit. A Cargo of 600 tons
nuw on the way to this port. This Onano
rave great satisfaction in Virginia and
North Carolina the past aeaaon. Circu
| lar and certificates sent on application.
Prof. Wilson, of Baltimore, Md., say a of
this Qsano: "By a critical examination of
j the analysis of the various oargoea yon
have imported, a striking feature ia the
f;rcat. regularity in the per oentage of the
mportant constituents essential for the
\ production of all crops."
Prof. F. A. Oentb, of Philadelphia, Penn.,
aays: "Ahe Onano ia evidently of animal
j origin, and the minute bonea which were
I discovered in tne same, indicate that it ia
tbe result of the decay of bats, mice. Ao.
The quantity of organic matter which is
still present is about 12 per cent., and this
yields about 2 J per cent, of ammonia. A
portion of the nitrogen is present as nltrio |
acid, of which about 3 percent, were found. I
All tne nitrogen present would be equiva?
lent to about Si per oent. of ammonia. The
pbosphorio acid in the Guano averaged j
about 12 J per oent., equal to 27 3 per oent.
of Bone Phosphate. A considerable quan?
tity Of the pbosphorio acid, however, ia
Eresent as so-called neutral Phosphate of
lime, which, being slightly soluble in
water, renders the Guano as quick in its
aotion aa a corresponding quantity of Su?
perphosphates would do. The small per
centage of potash whioh was fonnd in
analyaia adds to its value. From all the
experiments which I have made of the
Gnanahani Guano no doubt can exist that
it is a valuable manure."
Prof. H. O. White, or the Georgia 8tate
Agricultural Society, says: "As shown by
the analysis, this Gnano contains, In good
proportion, all the elements which are
generally considered aa of value for plant
food, and the forms and combinations In
which they are present are such ss to ren?
der them available to and assimilable by
the plant. I should Judge that the proper
use ot this article for purposes of fertiliza?
tion would he attended with great profit."
Prot. Charlos U. Sbepard, Jr.. in a recent
analysis of this Guano, says: "This Guano
(of animal origin) would appear from its
physical aud chemical properties to an?
swer every reasonable expectation of a
commercial manure
Orders received and arrangemhnts mado
for its sale by application to
J. N. ROBSON,
CS East Bay, 1 and 2 Atlautic wharf,
Chaileston. P.C. Jan 20flS
THE GEE AT SOUTHERN
B1Y CBS HI.
Fl'RCIIGflTTT, BENEDICT & CO.,
275 King Street. Charlerton, S C.
Tim nn.\PFsT
uttv noons.
NOTION'S.
Oil. CLOTHS.
CAIIPKTS,
j ?AITIKGS.
mos, Kit-.,
THIS SIDE OF NEW YORK.
For prices, see local. Sept 4 t6mo
fSTABUSHfC. 1B32.
Nos. 3 Broad Street and 109 East Bay Street,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
STATIOIEIS
First-Class Work
OUR SPECIALTY,
YET. nV fSINO CUBA TER GRAOES OF KTOCX,
WB CAN FL'BXISH WORK AT
LOWEST LIVING PRICES.
FINE FOIOESTATIOIIEAY
Piries Paper and Envelopes.
Redding and <?all invitations
ON THE BEST STOCK AND PAINTED IN TMS
LATEST STYLE.
SI ,-. 1 M>
BARGAINS
???
CLOSING OUT
OF
WINTER CLOTHING!
Extraordinary Attraction!!
CLOSING OUT
or
HVkWt. *VI%u
Extraordinary Bargains!!
CLOSING OUT
OF
WNTII CLOTHING.
mm k warf.
Jan26
WINTER ClITIliC
AT
REDUCED FRIGES
FOB
CASH!
TRAVELING BLANKETS
AND
SHAWLS
AT
COST!
New Style Hats !
Pall and Winter
CLOTHS AND CASHMERES
Made to Order Very Low.
R. & % C. SWAFiiELD.
_ Jan 26_;_
1U7 Main St., Next to Wheeler Houee.
KSTABLISHEO IN 1840,
AND STILL IN THE FIELD,
WITH
A -LABOE and well se?
lected stock of first else*
FU KNIT UK ls Parlor. Bed?
room and Dining Boom
_Sets, whion will be sold as
low as any bouse in tbe country for cash.
Nc.v 10 M. H. BT'KBT^
Imported Wines, Brandies,I?te , Etc'
SCOTCH WHISKIES,
Old Jamaica Hum,
Brandies?Otard. & e.,
_ Holland Gin,
bheiry Wine, Port Wine, Hadoira Wine.
Aleo, a large stcc't oi fino old Whiakiea,
OiRars. Ac._J. C. BEEQEBS
New Books, at Bryan's Bookstore.
W?KKINO to Wiu, a story for girl?r
#1.75.
MiatruB? of the Manse, by Dr. Holland,
author of Arthur Bonnycastle, $1 60.
A History of Germany, from the Earliest
Timt-s, by Charlton Lewis, 12 60.
Manual of Mythology, Greek, Borr an,
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100 oases 2 lb. cans PEACHES, at tS.fiw
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50 Cases ?atawba Champagne.
THIS WINE is fully eqnal to the French
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HAYING replenished my entire stock of
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I am now prepared to furnish my frienda
aud the punlio generally with the beat tbe
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