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A papor for tho South.

1t shouldnow become matter of pride with our
people to slstan and cherish press, firmly estab-
lishcd al tie South, for the promotion of Southern
interests Such an one The Southern Field ana
F1rcsidc has proved to be. 1t is published every
Saturday, at Augusta, Ga, by JAMES GARDNER, at
the low picc of Two Dollars per annum. Its col
umns are devoted 10 Literature, Agriculture and
Hortcult,rc-each department under the super
vision of editors of talent and experience. Mr..
JAMES N. ELLIS, of the Literary-Dr. DANIEL LEE,
of the Agiculthral-and Mr.. WM. N. WHITE, OF
the Horticultural departments, present most ac-
ceptablc laper which should find its way, regular
ly, into every family throughout the South.
1t is large paper, in quarto form, containing
forty columns, printed fine material, witloclear
type, and makes beautiful book when bound. See
advertisement.
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Extract.

From letter in the Laurcnsvle Herald Of last
week, written by j. n. B., formerly of this District,
but who is now connected with the Abbeyille Vol
untcers in service:
GA married lady remarked to me, short time
since, that she never could see any use for rbache-
lors, until it became necessary to raise an army,
and now she found them the very men for the
place. Out of 81 men in our company, 81 are sim
gle, being the select. We have kept the distinc-
tion as much as possible, by making officers of
most of the ten fortunates We like to be soldiers,
but would love to be bcnedcts.
"We have some fine musicians, among whom the
most prominent are Profs. Aichel and Rothschild.
Prof. Aiche is better known as a pianist, while
Prof. Rothscllds fund of music seems to be as in
exhnustiblc as the specie in the vaults of his great
nanlesake. lie performs finely on the violin, and
long will we remember :" Home, Sweet Home" as
played by him. 1t reminded me of the home of my
childhood, and of the often-times it has been sung
by my mother in my earlier years. "Days of Alb
sencc, with its mournful melody, reminded US of
the loved ones that's far, far away"
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Tho London Quarterly Rsoiow for January.

The London Quarterly Rsoiow for January.
Rcpubshed by L. Scorr s. Co., 81 Gold Street,
New York. Price, So per annum.
This number, which is unusually full, commences
with an article on Canada and the North West, in
which the present condition and resources and flu
turc prospects Of that magnificent colony are set
forth in most encouraging terms, the reviewer con-
cludng with the assurance that the time must
eventually come when the primcval forests, the
pruircs, and the banks OF the lakes and streams of
this all but unpeoped territory, will be the home
of millions of British subjects In the article
Tie Weich and their Literature, will be found many
interesting extracts from Welsh authors, with ap-
prcca.ye and illustrative comments. Mr.. Mot
leys History Of tie United Netherlands is reviewed
with marked commcndaton, fortified by variety
of extracts &C Diligent and painstaking as the
humblcst chronicer, he has avaied himself of
many sources of information which have not been
made use of by any previous historical writer. AT
the same time, he is not oppressed by his materials,
but nos sagacty to estimate their real value, and
he has combined and arranged with scholarly pow
cr the facts which they contain" The Iron Name
facture furnishes brief and we'll digested history
of the rise and progress of that branch of indus
try from the insignificant beginnings about which
there are no certain data to the enormous estimated
product of the United Kingdom for The past year
of 1000, 900 tons. The paper on hdly is rather
more sympathzing with the recent extraordinary
events in that country than would naturally be ex
pcctcd from the usually conservative tone of this
Review. The Dogs Of History and Romance is in
tended to he the light article of the number; but
the writer has hardly done justice to the subject,
being probably oppressed by the ominous title
which Immediately succceds-7Ae Income Tar and
its Riras with of which is any peculiar salts
faction expressed. The "great gun" of the num-
Der is aimed at the we'll known work, Essays and
Reviews" which, being compiled by several Ok
ford professors has given rise to much discussion
in England. This same volume has recently been
noticed at considerable length and in favorable
terms by the Westminster Review and those who
wish to see what be urged on both sides of the
many important religious questions which come
into the discussion will find their lime we'll be
slowed in the pcrusal OF these manicstoes of the
opposing parties.
This number commences volume.
Price of one Review, So q year. Price of the
four Reviews, S8 "Blackwood" and the four
Reviews, $40.
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ee,y~ The Lexington Flag will accept our pre-

ees7~ The Lexington Flag will accept our pro-
bund Acknowledgements for the additional cxplana-
ton in regard to the lSou;Ac,nr's mistake. 1t is
With reciprocal feelings Of kindness that We cheer
f,lly consent to an Y. Hope it will be mutually
ppdta5lc and pleasant.
BY the way, Mr.. Flag, wouldn't the motto under
nc;sh your head be more applicable if we were
fglting under the stars and stripes ?" If yon
willacccpl the suggestion kindly ventured, do dis
card that and replace it with something more
Southern in its application. However, it's none of
our business, you know.
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District Boards.

The Columbia Guardian publishes list of the
officers and boards of the several Districts ap-
pointed by the Legislature. We insert the follow
ing in restion to Anderson District:
Commissioners Of Roads.-Jamcs Long, T. c. Wat
kihs, james Wcbb vice 7. II. Russell, j. NJ. Pick
ems, and D. T. Rainwater, resigned, R. Q. Ander-
son, J. J. Copeland, S. w. sherard, Claudius E.
Earle, and Matthew Breazcalc rice \. Campbell,
II. 4. Cobb, J. A. Gray, john Cunningham, and G
B. Telford resigned.
Commissioners Of Free Schoo1s-william s. Pick
ems, and Thomas D. Belotte, rice james NJ. Pesg,
and n. N. Sullivan, resigned
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spetiaI glotiees.
Wauted---A WIFE,!

THE subscriber, anxious to retire from " bachc-
lor" ranks, and wishing to open correspondence
with young lady, with view of marriage, adopts
this method of making known his requirements,
sc. No lady need answer unless her personal ap-
peararce, etc, is something similar to the follow
ing: Weight, between 100 and 1875 pounds; height,
between FIVE feet and five feet six inches teeth reg
ulay, perfect and genuine, withom exception; black
hair and eyes preferred, though blue eyes and au-
burn hair might be acceptable. A good English
education is necessary. Wealth is not required
but those possessing it will state the amount A
good supply of temper is very much admired.
Ladies answering must give full and explicit
description of their personal appearance.
All communications strictly private, and, if not
acceptable, and the writer's desire it, will be re-
turned Address, "HENRY,"
Anderson C. H., s. c.,
Gazette Box.)
Feb 81, 1861 26 st
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Election of Field Officers.

The election held on last Saturday in the Fourth
Regiment, S. C. Volunteers, for Colonel, Lieuten-
ant-Colone and Major, resulted in the choice of
Col ]. D. AsuMonE for Colonel, Capt. J. B. E.
SLoAx for Licutenant-Colonel and Col. G. S. MAT
rIsoy for Major We have returns from all the
companies except one; and had that been received,
we Should publish complete statement of the vote
in this issue. In consequence of this delay, we
postpone the matter until next week
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Elegant Opportunity.

BY reference to an advertisement elsewhere, it
will be seen that Z" HENRY desires to form mat
rimonal alliance with some blushing fair one We
have the pleasure of his acquaintance, and can cor
daily recommend him to the gentlcr sex as likely
to prove an excellent companion along the rough
voyage of life.
QuEnr.-How is it that HENRY fails to specify
The aye he would prefer? Isn't lie particular .
We are
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Imccrtant.

We extract the following section of an Z" Act to
establish certain roads bridges and ferries" &C.,
passed by the Legislature This winter:
''That the Posted Road from Moses Deans to
Varcnncs, in Anderson District, shall be opened
and rc-cstablishcd as public road and that the
Commissioners of Roads of said District do cause
the said road to be opened rc-cstablishcd and
worle c ! on according to law.'
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Eay The Constitution of the Provisional Gov
crnment will be found on our outside this week.
As matter of history, anil for convenient refer
ence, every one should preserve it.
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Personal.

Our esteemed Representative, Col. W. A. HAYNE,
now in Charleston, has been appointed Special Aid
o the Governor, and is acting Private Secretary
o his Excellency for the time being.
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ses" The "IIomc Guard" Capt Cox, are or
dercd to parade at Mayfcld's on the first Saturday
in next month.
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re- Any person desiring to purchase No. l
Flat Boat, nearly new, will refer to advertising
columns.
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Obituary.

DIED, on the 9th inst, at the plantation of her
brother Rev. Benjamin Cropp, in Alabama, ..SIrs-
SARAH c. I!EGUENIN, widow of The lssc william j.
Iqgucnin, Esq, of Beaufort District, of this State,
aged 81 years.
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Rsg- Those wishing employment, and who are
experienced in ditchng are referred to the edvcr-
ment of B. A. McAL1srER, in another column.
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Retnrn nav.

Saturday next is Return Day for this District.
Look out, sinners
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WASHINGTON, February lS.-In the
Senate the tariff bill was discussed, and
adjourned
The House passed the s5O-Trcasury
note bill and Colorado Territorial bill
The report of the committee of thirty
three was debated, also, Sherman's bill to
authorize the President to employ the
militia forces to suppress insurrection
andrspel snyasion was debated, and laid
oyer bSitis thought it will pass.
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DoUBLY Fatal DuEL~-A duel was
fought on the line Of Georgia and Flor
ida, near Duncanville, on Friday the Sth
inst, between Edwin Hart, editor of the
Tallahassee Florida Scntinc1, and a gentle
main by the name of Coleman, when both
parties were killed. We have not learned
the details and know nothing certain of
the origin Of the affair. Florida could i'll
afford to lose her fighting men at a period
so critical.-Ihomasuilc Enterprise, 18Th
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Headquarters, February Is, 1861

W. ALsToN HAYNE, Esq, of Anderson District,
s. c.. is hereby appointed Special Aid-dc-Camp
of his Excecncy Gov. Pickcns, With the rank Of
Lieutenant Colonel, and viii act as a Private Sec
rctary of the Governor until relieved.
By order:
S.R. GIsT,
Adj. and Insp. General.
Feb 81, 1861 81 1t
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Commodore DuncanN. Ingraham, South
Carolina Navy, has received a summons
from the Government to repair to Mont
gomery, doubtless with a view OF obtaining
his valuable aid in the organization Of the
navy for the Confederate States.
TCharleston Nerc,y'V.
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RICHMOND, February 15-The proceed
ings in the Convention to-day were unim-
portant.
Hon. HENRY a. WISE made a speech,
in closing which he said that if Virginia
submitsto Black Republican rule, he would
turn from her and beg some sister State
to come and save the Old Dominion.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. ls, 1861.
Editor Bulletin: Therc~is no chance
whatever for Crittenden's proposition
North Carolina must secede er aid Lincoln
in making war on the South.
7. L. CLINGMAN.
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The Charlotte Bulletin has received the
following dispatch from Senator Cling
man:
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This number commences volume.
Price of one Review, So q year. Price of the
four Reviews, So. Blackwood" and the four
Reviews, So
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RAYMOND'S PATENT
9 Il w NG M a CEHH N El!
u 4I,E, A.ILD lLlRnu O I.sa
PRICE $40 EACH.


IEssRs. ZuPpINGER & ROBBINS of Boomsburg,
lN1 having purchased the cXClusize right Of the above
valuable lIMpRovED CHEAP PATENT SEWING MACHSs, for
the county of Columbia will be happy supply their
selves aud lanies The following Of the su.
pcriur advantages this Implement possesses any
offered til" 1"l,r ticIfos minute, mus
saving both time and labor in the operation.
>. Its construction is so plain aud simple, with any.
hing like fair usage 1t is easy kept in order and viii
sIvc entire satisfaction.
B. one of the most valuable features of this Machine
is the snaness and the compartncss Of its mechanism
T. DOuble thread Machines are always ditcHt to man
ege and very unhany in threading bat this Machine is
easier threaded than even a common needle
S. II ran BE- attached To bpIrd table stand, in Op
Grating order, and dea he'd IN less than halt minute
d. 1t tatly economies tn, thread ani yet produces
q s.am, sulirieny struhg for any work for which
destined qualification not known to other sewing Ma
chimes.
:. No human hand is capable in producing seam so
regular nnd systematic.
g. Among til. array of Patent Sewing Machines, there
are cheap aud durable as RAYMoSDs PArESI bat
Machine is adapted to ali minds ol work as experience
has proven.
o. The operator shape his seam, just he plcases
waves, leaves and flowers, etc, be represented
initiated.
10 II is particularly adapted to all kinds of stitching
such as gcntcmens shirts, bOsOns, rlsbands collars
etc,-and all kinds of Ladies' sewing including silks
lawns delancs, CalitoCs excepting heavy
this MahinG is rather too light construction
ii. But all the foregoing advantages, though real in
themselves dwindle into Insigncance, when compared
with the preservation of health being saving of both
labor and cysgt and leaves thi op rtor without stoup
ldral position.
W For sale by the undersigned, nt their respective
residences, III BOunsbnTg ho will put the machine
operation and give all necessary instruction,
HENRY ZUPPlNGER,
DANIEL w. ROBBINS.
Bloomsburg, May ~, 1860.
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A REWARD Is OrFEREDthe For de-
lection of any person countcrlciting, imita'
ting, or the vender of any such counterfeit
or imitation of Boorhavo's Holland Bittcrs.
7 he genuine, highly concentrated Holland
Bitters is put up in half pint bottles only,
having the name of the proprietor,B Page,
Jr., blown in them, and his signature a
round the neck of each and every bottle.
This delightful aroma has been rccoiy-
cd by Americans, with that favor which is
only extended to really scientific prepara-
tious. When We consider the marked sue
cess attending its administration, in the
most stabborn cases of Fever and Ague,
Weakness of any kind, Dyspepsia, Heart
burn, Acidity Of the Stomach, Sick and
Nervous Headache, Indigestion, Costiye-
ness ana Piles, together with the complete
control it exercises over all Nervous, ,Rhcu-
matte, and Neuralgia Affections, we can
not wonder at its popularity. Well may
the invalid ya 'uo this rom,dy,
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PROCLA MA IION.

WHGsREAsM G:, a it, H. gI IIas W,asss wosow.nn r[:s
crl jail DrIivrry, Court of Quarter sessions of the
Peace and Court Of Common Pleas aud Urphaus Court
~ tn 9Th Juiirii District, composed of the counties
ui Culimhia Sullivan and Wyoming, aud the Ilnn J.coB
EvANs and PErtR KLINE, Associntc Judges of Columbia
county nave isscd til ir ctpt, bearing date 9Th
dhy ot Jam IN tit Y"Hr of Lord THOUSAND eight
hnhhrci ana sixty one AMI To directed for hnl ing
Court Ui oyer aud frhnr and General Jail dcliy.r
General Quurtcr ssinns of the Peace, Common Pleas
ana orphan S Court IN HlOUmsburg in the county Of
Columbia, on the first Monday (biing the 4lh day of
Frl, next, aud 10 cuntindr one week.
Nuticc is hereby given to thr Coroner the Justices
the P'act an C1nstals the county of Columbia
mat tcy be then and th:re their proper persons
~ O'Clock i'll III" frcn " said day, with tn records
ihIiSllions and 9th r'uhrancr u do thns, thing.
which To IN 'Ir nlcs app rtin 10 b. done. And those
tlt r' bGhd ny rrc"sZ inc" to prosecute against the
PRISONERS that may b, in the Jail OF said county
'uiumbh To b. til aua til prosecute th shall
be list JirIrS rt1Ht st ID 10 he punCtl ia their
t"ialcr agr 'cably to their notices. Dated blooms.
burg, the 9th day of Jan the year Of our lord one
thousand eight hundred and sixty aud in sith
ycdTOi the Inicp.ndcnc of thu unG States c America
GOOD save iii: Comnouw"alth.)
JOHN SNYDER, SAeriy.
January :. lSfl
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Latest by Telegraph.
The Iiall-IIayne Mission of Peace.

WASHINGTON, Jan. l4.-Lieut. Hall,
direct from Fort Sumpter, and Colonel
Hayne, on the part of South Carolina,
arrived here this afternoon. The precise
object of their mission has not transpired,
further than lhat it has reference to an
understanding between two parties, so as
to avoid a conflict.
1t is ascertained that the Government
will not at present send reinforcoments to
Fort Sumptor-
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IN ackHwanna & Blonmshurg Railroad connects
with the iirlaWdr-, aChawaHnq & Western Railroad at
Scranton for New YurE aud Philadelphia and iEtrrne-
dat" puinls ast; ASA for Graat hcnd, Binghamrn,
syfacus,, Bu!Aio Niagara Falls and ali important points
West,
At Rlpart il connects with the Cattawissa Railroad.
for points both Eat uni West.
At NIrtiInl 'rland it connects with III, SunhIry and
Ere Railroad, for points West AMI codth.
NJ. W. JACKSON, Supt.
ust II. lsCO
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TKAiEHsE yyh0RS.
Bloom Adrian Nauhouten, John Smith.
Brntol- Richard Stiles
iTiarcrGck Peter ~, Traugh, John Yost.
Bor. rcrwi.k George Mcbride, James Jucoby.
HrHv er- David Fry.
Centrc-Mordecai Hicks, Joseph Rucke Thomas Conner
John liayman s'ph Conner,
Fishingcrcck-samuel ASH, VIM. Mears, Samuel Grew.
cling.
Green " oUd-JamCs Manning.
llemlock Peter BrusIl Thomas j. Vandcrslice George
NeunCr
LOrust-Jom Ycagcr Jr. Daniel Miller
Mihlin-Juhn Keller Thomas Atcn, ncuj. YUh3.
Mt. Pleasant Eri keller, George Oman.
Pine john Cotnrr,
Enarngcreck Abraham Wilmer.
Surarl0af- Jrcub lprringtOn samuel Hess
Scott--Ilcnry Mrlick Dam / VI, lick.
Gattawissa Benjamin B'avsT, John Beaver,
MlIison-JOhu Z. Kinney,
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Major Anderson's Messenger
Returned 10 Charleston.

FORT SUMTER TO BE RETAINED.
WAsHlSdToN, January 16-Iieut Hall
goes back to Charleston tonight, bearing
Mr.. Buchanan's answer to the South Car
olina ultimatum.
The President emphatically refuses to
order the evacuation of Fort Sum er, and
has transmitted orders to Major Anderson
to defend himself, to the last, if assailed.
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RrsIGNATIoN.-M. w. Jack on, E'q ,
the Superintendent Of the Lackawanna and
Bloomsburg Railroad Company, has re-
signed lis position as Superintendent of
that road, to take effect the last of the
month. lie is prompt, courteous, bu3i-
ness man, whose services have been so well
appreciated that he was induced to with
draw prior resignation.
Scranton R'pubican.
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OVER THIRTY negroes arc living as
man and wife with white women in the
Republican city of Cleveland, Ohio. So
much for negro equality .
Gov BANKS, in his valcdictory message
to the Legislature of Massachusetts recon.
mends the abrogation of the Personal Lib,
crty bill.
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IPt VA pGnnnc,
For February Tel IA 1851.

ilD ~ II JL1 nsbnc,
For February Tel III 1881.
Bloom -Ephraim Armstrong.
Bruycr- Ceurge OugrEbrrger,
Briurcrcrk Henry Lunun, George Evans. Andrew
Fowler.
B,r D 'r"ek John RucI Abba Philips.
t"ttuW issa -Samurl kOstGnbaudcr.
Couyng Cham - Daniel 4 Mckiarnan.
Centre John Hun IN, Elisha ". ST. Low.
II 'nillc& john GrIbcr.
jackson Juhl Rantz.
Ioru-t- William Miller.
~ MOniuuT-TLOuus Weaver
Maiison-John u. Mills, Lewis Schuyler sias Wsvor
Mt rlcasIIt Thomas J. Wrllivrr.
Millin-ii"ury llttrr Wm Fry.
Orange -Micla,l Hggenbuch.
Pnc John Witmrc.
sugar 'oaf- Richard kile.
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An 1NToLERABLE NUISANCE. The
thing ycleped our I5un C2ock, which now
disgraccs the Bclfry of the Court House,
in Bloomsbury 1t is seldom in moving
condition, and when it does go, it usually
goes estray. Everybody here wishes it
hack among the New York Yankees.
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PRESIDENT BUCHANAN has appointed
Peter Mcintyre, of York county, Pa, COL
lcctor of the port of Charleston. The
President is determined that tho revenue
shall be collected.
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COURT House, On Monday night, our
amusement loving readers should bear in
mind that Prof Anderson, the Wizard,
appears at the Court House, on Monday
Evening, January 2lst. lie is said to be
without superior in his peculiar line.
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THE Erie Sewing Machiue," which is
flooding the whole West, is said by those
who have used it to be very excellent
family machine. Address, for particulars.
}. n. Boylnn, General Agent Erie Sewing
Machine Co., Milan, Ohio. See Advcr-
tsement.
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INV. GREASY & Co at their New Store
in Light Street, keep an excellent assort.
mcnt of Choice Goods, which they are SELL
ing of at great bargains,
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AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE.

= LARGE assortment of the best rtilizers in ST.
y tht market at reduced prices for cash, zs
sisting Of No. Peruvian ANA Colun bian GuanO FA
Super rpl0s phatu of Lime from ths b'st manutIc .A
turers Potash, Phosphate new article for fruit trees
Poudrctte, Plaster &c, at whul sal and retail
PAStiiAll. MORRIS.
Implement and Seed Store, of Ith and Market
Streets Philadelphia.
March ~. le5..