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, 1860-01-09
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STRANGERS!F4xCf GvODs
Toilet Articles.

/ am daily receiv-
ing, in connection
with my general pa
tent n dicine busi-
ness, tiue toilet orti-
cles fancy gootls,and
I'ertnmeFy, at Ia
Lake street, compris-
ing o large assort-
ment, as follows:
Lubin's Extracts. Co.
logncs, Pomades for
the hair, Ivory
Combs, BuGalo, shell,
dressing aud Tuck
Combs ; hair, hat,
teeth. nails, clothes
and flesh brushes;
Port s'onnaies, Wal
lets, Pocket Books,
Money Belts, Port
Folios, Saschels,
Dressing Gases. Ira
Yelling Bags, for ID
dies; Gard Cases,
Souvenirs, Needle
Cases, Perfume
19oxes, Ivory Tablets,
Coral Beads, Neck
laccs, bracelets, Hair
Pins, fancy Head
Dresses, Hand Mir
roEs, Cosmetics, Toi~
let " aters; Theatre
and Liquid Rouge,
Aeen yn3, lnf;sat
Fowder, English aud
Frspch faucy per-
fumed Soaps. Most
Of the above articles
are Of my own itnpor.
tation, and will be Of:
tered At very low
prices. Remember
the place.
JOHN D. PARK,
{Sue. to Bolses, Snllh b TO-,
ii LII Lskc ssrtef-
, 1860-01-09

Dr.. Palmer, the nun who was arrested at
Memphis several weeks ago, on suspicion Of be-
in. confederate Of Old brown in the attempt
to excite q servile iusurrection in tue Southern
States, died ut the Planters House IN Memphis,
on Saturday, 31st ult,, of consumption.
, 1860-01-09

The uropEv uASp.-This drama has asproved
successful ut McVicker's Theatre, and enters
upon its second week. Those who haTc not
seen it should do 80. Tue characters are all
we'll represented,
, 1860-01-09

y Coal Oils at SIS cents = gallon. Eere.
sene md other Oils in proportion, as tie LAMP
and Oil Emporium, l2e CLARK St. JAG 81
, 1860-01-09

q On Saturday morning, portion Of The
roof of carriage shed attached to Capt Suth-
erland's stable and Riding Gallery, on State
street, under the superintendent weight OF
suow and ice, gase way with crash, burying
several buggies in the ruins.
, 1860-01-09

p1111ARpx--Seeoud hand billiard tables, With
marble and Slate beds, for sale CHEAP. Apply
at 35a South ClMk street.
ia7.HS9a-2Y A. r. EHrrrrrr
, 1860-01-09
IInrpcr.s Ferry.,-Ano other Act

Two more Of the prisoners arrested on nc
connt Of the Harpet's Ferry allair-Aaron
Dwight Stevens aNd Nr. 1Iaziitt-are a~aiting
tlleir trials. In regard to The trial Of Stevens,
his counsel, in Boston. has received the follow
ing letter from District-Attosney Hunter:
-. CuARlrz7ows, Dec. -, 1852.
GEoRaE SESSo17, Eso.-Ds1r Dir: hare
yours Of the goth inst.
The authorities Of Virginia hare definitely set
tied Tint Stevens is to be tried here; and, Us
previously requested BY Mr. Buchanan, / have
50 informed him.
When the trial will come of, I am unable to
say ut present-but presume It will be some
time during the winter, probably during. the
next month but This is By NO means certain.
When it IS ascertalned, will with pleasure
cause you to tc notified.
Very respectfully, your ob't servt,
ANDREW urS1EE.
Stevens is an Intelligent und powerful-bu1'tt
70 o.ng man Of Is years, who formerly belonged
in Norwich, Conn. He was badly wounded dur
ing the attack On the Arlnory, when be WIS
dangerously shot, reeeiying fire balls IN his
body, three Of which the surgeons could not ex-
trac1. lie VAS next in command under Capt.
John Brown, md acted as driii-n,aster IN place
Of COL Eorbes. lie il to be tried on the same
charges as Brown, mud their mutual confidential
relations were such that, At Browns request,
Stevens occupied The same cell with hltn dur"
ing his Imprisonment.
, 1860-01-09

MoxpAr EVENING, Dec. :1u, Louis ostran-
der will be pleased to see his friends on Monday
evening. ut his new Saloon, undcr Board OF
Trade roons, South Water street. 4 rich treat
may be expected.
, 1860-01-09

Tic circulation Of the TcIs:1K berg algcr thas snY
othcrnewsp4rer In the wo1ld makes tie ost valuab.
eIium IN which to adve.te and fos The inor taion of
Merchants Manufacturer, AecaanIes Schools Real Estate
ownGzs, &C., We give our prices for 1'yertisng:
RATES OF ADVERTISING
THE NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE.
Cr1IaAsy AdvetsetnenlA classified under ap2rrp:!at.
heads 10 eents lrc each ln.e.n Two Dollars per
uns per month.
lKAprp ADvfr,,srxr-s7s- -sl1tesn Gents ll.e-
FAscE DIsr1ArEn nAprHz,sExEvTs-uouh rates.
SrtcAL NozscIs-F1rt ra:c-1eH cents linc zach IN.
ssytlnn. Nothing inserted fus h.n
an insrri:n.
ucst1sss Noz1cEs-Fou1th rase, before the .eade--
iSfsEE Cfs1sa line each 'nsetton. NohI- serted fs
e:s than osE Doll Az csch fa.c;t!,r.
tx Car I1aAs-preazel by the word Adre4tiseneptl
Tw,sr1 FIVE CE.rs rne each Insertion. Nothing In
serted for ie4sthaa osx DsItAa each hinsasttcs.
4 Linz aee7nye, a5s.s .S1*e Toni'.
SEMLWEEKLY TRIBUNE.
Tw1s7r-F1vk CEs1s line e1=h insertion
THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
Csz rc1An i3e ea.h Insertion. No Less ty the quar-
| tes or year.
o:he hosts Of friends who working to Int
to make TUE Tn,arxE still worthy Of their enthus
| sstlc support.
/ TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
Daily Tribune. u; semtweek'y, -: Weekly. T. FIR
| Clabte see Tribune os any date. Address
HORACE GREELEY CO.,
Iae.bs9l d&w Tribune Bull iI1xs. New York.
, 1860-01-09

S1Scra's FAx1II Ssw1xo MAcmxts.-Also
Machines for Taiioring and Leather Sewing, ut
68 Lake street, Sec advertiseuent. dcl0-lm
, 1860-01-09

Mas. Dos7wlck's LATE SolnEE.-1t seens to
be the unanimous verdict Of our music LOVERS
that no richer treat has been given Us since the
strakosh Opera season Inst year, than the
charming soiree by Mrs. Bostwicl md her pu-
pills a. metropolitan Hall on Friday evening.
The success Of that occasion gires happy pres
arc both as concerns Mrs. Dostvick md our
music lovers, for The elegant and recherche
soirees this lady is to inaugurate at the Briggs
House the present week.
, 1860-01-09

AHxAE TEE BELLs."-There are too many
instances in these s'eish:ng times where no
sleigh bells are used by our sleigbcrs. We
fully appreciate everything urged in faror Of
.'thc merry s1ciEhing bells" by the poet, but
eau give a weightier reason why they should
not he dispensed With, based on the regard for
the safety ofpedes:rians. Let the use Of bells
| be enforced.
, 1860-01-09

ZorAvE SroAEs.-J.G g. 0akley's No. 81, Cfa,I
street, jad-5T
, 1860-01-09
CEWING MACHINE DEPOT.
II. AL EXAM Err,


VIII otter, beside the Parker uakin9 the Gto.er Baker
xtIck at ait, m sup sIor SHUTTLE MACH. me,
till day. In varicus ety1ss md 10 ftx day TIC U1,Lu
the fst time in the North Wet. Ii ii kinds 81
Il l=s 1t r.sAnale p!s.a. etnmc ooi S., fEor,
urw4s*. Cotton and cn Th7+ a or Sa1diess ard
ShatMake13, al Ilo.a, WaQ.e8lie aEd Eeta! 19.3t
, 1860-01-09

TnE INTENDING CKlsls.-McNa1ly l. Co., II
Dearborn street, hare fresh supply Of this
book. Thty hare also volume called "1rvinss-
inna," being notices Of the lie, death an'i burl-
nj Of the distinguished author Of the "sketcll
Book
, 1860-01-09

p Kansas I.egtAtAtuFe.
Tue political complexion Of the Kansas 7srri-
toria1 Legislature now in session, is as fo1lorss
,,.,,hcans Republicans
Democssts 3, DemseEts.
, 1860-01-09

II We ara glad 10 learn that the junior OF
the late renowned Buaa1onian firm Of shipbuild-
ers, Messrs. Bidweu 4 Banta, has taken up his
residence in Chicago, basing purchased the
vard Of Mcssr:. Jordan i 0lcott, on The South
Branch. Mr. Hanta is one Of the most skilHu!
slipwrights of the entire Lake region.
, 1860-01-09
TIL E. CITY.

- It is rutuored that tlc Messrs. Walker
will put on State street line Of omn'bnses
early the coming season.
q Norris / Hyde, No 100 Dearborn street,
have all The Lake papers, the illustrated wcek]ies'
montLlics, &c, DC.
, 1860-01-09

rs7rY LAncsSr.-Alfred pemb'cr, u Journey
man carpenter Of too good appearance for such
situation, was Irougslt before Justick Akin on
Saturday afternoon, charged with stealing md
pawniug plnne from his employer. itwassal-
ucd ut four dollars. lie was held to bail in
, 1860-01-09

THE CAr.OuS1uCs CeS1IovERsr.-The West
Siders along the line OF the Randolph street
horse railroad are earing" to Judge Fpllet's
tofty tickets for one dollar. One hundred and
thirly dollars yorth Of the blue tickets we're
sold ut the City Railway Office the second dar
after their being issued and large sales arc being
daily made. 7sco et"tt and h1!f rides are
cheaper than walking st the present price OF
1a.fhnr
, 1860-01-09

TT TIE ptan Of failing the. railroad tracks
to free them from ice, xorks well, and is found
to be less expensive than any method yet tried,
II has been permanently taken into the cou-
fdence Of the City Railway Company. The use
ofsalt in this manner mag be Of va]ue to our
readers in numerous instances where accumu.
lations Of ice are to be removed or prerented
, 1860-01-09

- Wc should hage mentioned in our late
notice that subscribers to the Cosmopolitan
Art Union, in behalf Of which Mrs. GREEN'S now
canvassing our city, receive in addition TO the
admirable Art Journal 70: one year, 4 superb
copy Of Shakespeare and bis Friends" All en-
craving worth more than the entire sum paid.
This with chance in the drawing to come of
on January 31st, should seem to be attraction
enough.
, 1860-01-09

,kT The annual meeting Of the City Tract
and Missionary Society will be held in the Lee
ture Room Of the LIST Baptist Church, Monday
Evening. January 9Th. As the question a. to
the continuance Of denominationa1 CO operation
is to be considered q general attendance is re-
ques.ed. E. F. n1cKtxsox, Sec'y.
, 1860-01-09

EB {. u. ScRIFF. Alt:ri.i"7 A1:at, Is Ds4s1iUrr-E
Il 14fLetise' e rexiee A.fsi j2y IL: ui a! n:
Leldiz7 P4Ptr. Of lie X !Ets.- !1-b5stY
, 1860-01-09

B- Thenen willing to serve The public in
the various Offices, depending on the approach
ing elections, are coming out numeeonslr-from
little Diggs ambitious to serve his ward, to the
bigger busy rs, willing to be Majors, Cover
nors, and Presidents. Tho "Kartius Gurtiuses,' p
ready to ride into The gaps, arc tnsnipg up un'
commonly thick.
, 1860-01-09

LECTURE nj PRoP. BIAxEy.-Our citizens an
ticipate rioh treat in the lecture By this dis
tinguished gentleman, on Tuesday evening
next, the 10th inst, before the Commercial Col
lcge Of bryant, Bell l. Strstsoa, at their Col
legc Hall, in Larmon Block. The Professor
will then unfold aud explain some Geological
mysteries ano wonders, and show the origin oi
coal formations or deposits, with illustrations
Ly diagrams in the hall, and prepared expressl,
| for 1his occasion.
Prof. Blaney has devoted much time to th'
preparation Of this lecture aud its illustrations
and it is thought By some that it will prove to b
| tho very best Of the many able efforts Of it
kind, ever made By our popular and talente'
felIow citizen. Those who are fortunate euougl
to be able to be in attendance, will be richly re
| u.sd Tho 3arfurs ia frer IN all
, 1860-01-09

WANTE0.-An experienced Col
W lecto. and aA.Srnla fay tie Th7'esale t;tcccrv
trade Real rane eel: references ard sala1s qued
o41rt }aahs.3St
, 1860-01-09

beverage. newandersthe town orsr, his squaws
stumbling after him, selling moccasins and sich
like "1ngen uotions." On Friday night ice
treated himself to beating one Of his squaws
with stick considerably bigger than Lord ba-
cons thumb. Joe wasintenscly disgusted when
starry policeman interfered aud informed him
that that mpde Of procedure 'twi1t spouses YRS
quite out of style, and couldn't be allowed. Joe
persisted in his employment, aud was finally
taken 10 the lookup and fined in Saturday s po'
lice Court
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-03-30
CORRESPONDENTS OF THE COURIER.

WASHINGTON, Alarch l9, 1860.
The National Democratic Convention will be
held at Charleston, and not elsewhere. There
is possibility of change unless The Convcn-
tion, after meeting. shall themselves change it
which is improbable.
The Delegates in Congress from South Caro-.
lina Mississippi and Alabama, held meetings
list week for the purpose Of exchanging opin-
ions upon the subject of the proposed Con-
vention OF Commissioners Of those States. The
two last named States have appointed Com
missioners to a Convention which is take into
consideration the relation Of those States to
the Federal Union, in conformity with the pro.
position Of the Legislature Of Sohth Cayoina.
The conference Of members here was to con-
slider the proper time of holding the Convention
and the mode of appointing those from South
Carolina, DC. but no conclusion was arrived
ut. There was however, some very spirited
discussion OH the general subject.
If the Convention proposed by these States
be held, it will he held after the Charleston and
tial election. At least. that is the general un-
derstanding. They can then prescribe the
course which the three States, or others that
may unite with them, will adopt in certain
contingencassor rather they will recommend q
course for the States concerned to adopt.
Half n dozen Of the Republican Senators,
who defeat Ted the Nicaragua Treaty. now talk
of recusiating it under the rule which allows
two days Tor reconsideration. But it will be
useless because they will not assent to the in
tervention article, which is the very gist of the
Treaty.
The Executive have notified the Honduras
Minister that the negotiation commenced with
him will be suspended, because it is useless for
the Executive to make treaties which cannot
Le ratified, while the Republicans control more
than q third of the Senate. LEO.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-03-30
MEXICAN TREATY.

The Mexican Treaty will come up in tie
Senate some day this week. says the Washing
ton States and Union. 1t stands bette,
chance now than it did before the rejection OF
the Nicaragua Treaty. The objections of Sen.
ator Simmons to the eighth article are not con.
sdcred tcnable, The Rhode Island Senator
had not studied the bearing of our treaties will,
European powers, or that Of the treaty h- was
discussing; but being cxhlirat ed with the idea
Of killing the treaty and saving the country,
lie hastily assumed n position which proper re.
Election and investigation prove unsouud.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-03-30
SOUTHERN PRESBYTERIAN REVIEW.

A writer in the Winnsboro' Register, of Sat
urday, makes an appeal in behalf this Review,
from which we take the following
The Presbyterian Review is conducted with
ability and contains wholesome, solid Iitera-
ture. consisting of contributions from the
irst writer's of the day but it does not re-
ceive the support its worth entities it 10.
Every member of the denomination of which il
is the organ, or, at least every member Of the
Church Session should subcrbe for tie Review.
Fathers should encourage their sons and their
daughters to peruse its pages. to mediate pro.
foundly on its teachings and to receive its
preeepts. If the rising generation would read
such as the review. and discardtbe vain, sickly
sentimental and nonsensical productions of the
North, they wonld be suitable companions for
the opposite sex, their conversation be vafied
instructive and enterta aining ard not composed
of light and foolish Language that 80 often
greets our ears at mixed parties.
I hope the appealed at present circulated in
behalf Of the Review will meet with response
and that he will have again to record, ere the
parting wall of theSenthern Quarterly Review
has died away, the disoontinuance Of the
Southern Presbyterian Review.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-03-30
OUR MINISTER TO FRANCE.

~ letter from Paris to the New York Express
dated March lst. snys the newly arrived Minis.
ter OF the United States, Hon. C. J. FAULKSER,
had his first interview with NJ. TnouvESEL,
French Minister Of Foreign Affairs. on Monday
last. and will formally present his letters of
credit on Sunday next. Contrary to the usual
custom at this Court Mr.. FAULKNER was invi-
ted to assist at the opening Of the Legislative
Session, ms n member ef the Corps Diploma
tique Every desire is manifested by the En-
perors government to cultivate the most
friendly relations with the great American Re.
public. and it is to be hoped that solid advan.
tages to US viii arise from tile new commercial
programme inauguratcd by NAPOLEON ILL.,, and
the presence in France of an active representa-
tive of The United States to negotiate new
and improved system of commercial exchanges
between the two countries. Meantime Mr.
FAULKNER is preparing to install himself and
family, in this city Of pr cstigc eud appearances
in a manner Lefitting the dignity Of his posi-
tion
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-03-30
THE HOMESTEAD BILL.

We see thatthe Bill which gives 100 acres
OF hnd,to every citizen Of the United States
VINO will occupy it for five years, and then nav
ten dollars. has passed the House by a large
sectional majority.-only one Northern man
voting against the measure, and only one sou,b
ern man, (Mr. CRAIoE, of Missouri,) for II. This
would seem to he strict sectional ouest;on
from the vote here given, bst in the Senate T.
has received the support Of the Tennessee ssn.
atora Messrs. JOHNSON and N1cuo1sos. Who b.v.
nnade elaborate spseskSs in its favor. /. +, =
erest S1sotioneering measure, inter ded a. a orr.
.tuityeo free.so iIism in The non.slaye yehoIi,n n .
States and could only pass Congress on the eve
ofa Residential election. Arhis .wastSsul ex.
Penditure, of the national rssourcas.. .by Ahe
dominant party 10 effect party purposes. at The
same time that the passage of q tariff bill 4.
urged to meet the temporary wants Of the e5e:
ernment, has justly been denounced by. Gen;
McQREEN and others of our Representatives
The success Of the measure is doubtful in th.
Senate. and in any event, it is supposed tha,
the President will veto It, and thus defst Il 70,
time
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-03-30
THE REV. DIR. LELAND

This distinguished divine of the Theological
seminary Of Columbia, hcld religious services
IN The Presbyterian Church of our Village on
sunday last and delivered two very impressive
discourses 10 large and attentive audiences.
At the urgent request Of his frieuds he was in
duced 20 remain on Monday for the purpose of
delivering lecture to young men. The at
tendance was large and the lecture fully eqnal
tethe theme and the occasion. The reciprocal
duties OF parents and children, and the great
responsibilities which rest upon the you'll, Of
tne country were forcibly portrayed. The
Doctorls tine speaker. and with rich voice
FULL distinct utterance, and an earnest and
Impressive manner he hasdo difficulty in keep
lag alive the attention of l,is audience.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-03-30
CIR EPRING TPAnE

Our streets during the past few days have
been thronged with n bright array of visitor.
from the country, who had come in for the
purpose of inspecting the varied assortmcnts Of
our merchants. and selecting from the latest
novelties of the season. Some were in hand
some equrages from our vicinity, and other.
had avaed themselves Of the facilities Of tho
Railrondt to make pleasant trip to the village
The inducements which our merchants arc
now prepared to offer, cannot fail to attract ouI
ctizens from all sections, and whether they may
desire the substantial or the ornamental, do
nest'c supplies, or fancy goods, we nre sure
that all Gun be satisfied at accommodating
rates. For further particulars see our aiverli
sing columns
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-03-30

TnE TnUrH OF TIE CAsE.-A Georgian is
contributing through the New York Journal of
Commerce, series Of letters to an honest Alb
obolltionlst. We hope the letters may reach
the party addressed, as they will do good, if
cfr"in'iy read and studied by these who need
'ton concerning the relation of master
iuborcr at the South.-(harIesion C'ouy;cr.
t. the worst of it is, the, letters do no,
.*h those for whom they arc designed. Sew.
er"l Democratic papers have published the let
tcrs, or extracts from III en-, but not siurle
E"publicnh paper has vcnturcd to spread III c
truth before its readers Were such convincing,
'ncts to oe brought directly before the notice
of the people, great change in public s,,,ti-
ment respecting slavery would undoubtedly he
produced.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-03-30
THE NEW SYSTEM OF TAKING MER-
CHANTS SALES VIRGINIA.

The new system of taxation on licenses in
Virginia, initiated by Mr. Barbour, is embra-
ced IN two bills which have passed the House.
OF Delegates. The frst is bill making rcgu.
lntions concerning licenses. The second is
the tax bill. Tho first requires tho Commits
sloner of the Revenue, in fixing the amount of
taxable sales Of merchants, TO deduct the sales
OF all goods imported direct into the State by
seller, or bought for the mlnn facturer IN the
State, or from any licensed merchants in the
State. Thus all goods, exports from foreign
countries and home manufactures, will be taxed
in the hands Of the first licensed merchant
who sells them, and taxed no more, This bill,
executes the principle of n-intercourse, was
passed by aunnnimous vote, and is not object
ed to in aTy quarter.
The tax bill directs the fax to be levied on
! the sales accrtaincd in the mode prescribed
by the bill making regulations concerning H.
censes. it reforms aud equalzcs the tax on incr
! chants, This equalization is just and right,
whether the license law be on the non inter
course principle not. The old mode of taxa
t;on now about to be abolished evics class
taxation on merchants All who sell under
$1,000 per annum pay not less that 2 per cent
All who sell under $1,000 pay l. 6 per cent
al who sell uni.r $4,000 pay l Q per cent.
All who sell under 81. GGopny per cent
All who sell under Sl5,0OO pay G4 per cent
and so on. decreasing The tax rs the business
increases. until those who sell more than $50
600 only pay llO Of per cent on their cx-
cess over S5n,0uO, This is obvious and gro 8
injustice. The new tax bill proposes to abolish
this class taxation, and TO substitute one uni.
form rate OF taxation on all merchants, great
nnI small. Three hundred and thirty thou
sand dollars of revenue are now rascdh by the
tax on merchants licences. The new bill aims
t" raise the same amount from this ourcc-but
1t seeks to cqualize it among the merchants,
and make each one pny in proportion to his
business. All nations tax their merchants by
n uniform rate Virginia. heretofore, hns al
opted the strange policy of nvcr,ing the true
order ofjustice. and increasing the rate of tax
alton Us the business Of the merchant decreases
until, at the two extremes, we find the largest
dealers paying LILO per cent, and the smallest
dealers from to per cent Wash. star.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-03-30
DROP LETTERS,

The Senate has amended the House Postage
bill! 80 as to provide that all laws declaring that
postage at the rate of one per cent each, shall
be charged on all drop letters, or letters placed
in any post office, not for transmission shall, but
for delivery only, be repealed. so far as applies
to drop letters delivered within the limits Of
any city or town, by carriers under the author.
ity Of The Post Office Department, on wSici,
letters the rate of postage imposed for the sup
port Of the carrier system in such city or town
shall 10 collected and no more.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-03-30
ADVERTISEMENTS.

We direct attention to the advertisement of
Nfessrs. CRAY Il LopERrsoN, who have Just re-
ceived their Spring Stock. embracing every
novelty OF the season. Their stock is unusual-
ly large and select. Give them a call at No. |
Granite Range.
We direct attention to the advertisement OF
the well known Iron Works of WILLIAM GLAZE
Columbia, s. G. lie is prepared TO execute
every variety of Brass and Iron Manufacture at
short notice, and keeps constantly on hand a
large assortment of everything in his line OF
business
See the Professional Card of Dr. D. s. Ben.
SON; Commissioner, Ordinary and Sheriff . a1-
vertiscments.