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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-27

A8- COMMON SENSE RULES THE MASS
OF the people, whatever the misnamed and misan-
thropic philosophers may say to the contrary Show
them good thing, let Its merits be clearly demon
strated. and they win not hesitate to give it their
most cordial patronage. The masses have already
ratified the judgment Of 0physician concerning the
virtues of HOSTETTER'S BITTERs, as may be seen
in tho immense quantities Of this medicine that are
annually sold in every section of the land It Is
recognized greatly superior to all other remedies
yet devised for diseases Of the digestive organs such
as diarrhoea, dysntery. dyspepsia, and for the va
rious fevers that arise from arrangement Of those
portions Of the system. Hostetter's name is rapidly
becoming household word. from Maine to Texas,
from the shores Of the Atlantic to the Pacific. These
celebrated STOMACH BIrTERS have doubtless Gre
ated much sensation In the community for their
remarkable cures rs any other medicine extant It
is aact that In the minds Of many persons preju-
dice exists against what called patent medicines;
but why should this prevent you resorting to an
tcle that has such array Of testimony to supportit
as HOsTETrER's STOMACH BrTTERS. Physicians
prscribe it, why should you itp Judges usual
ly considered men Of talent. have and do use it in
their families; why should you reject it Let not your
prejudice usurp your reason, to the everlasting in
jury of your health. 1t is the only preparation Of
the kind that Is reliable in all cases, and 1t is there
fore worthy Of the consideration Of the afdcted.
The BITTERS pleasant to the taste agreeable in
their effects, and altogether valuable tonic or
remedy for Indigestion
April "a .lt DAc
a1r NO CUREi NO PAYi--FORREST'S
JUNIPER TAR is warranted to cure Coughs, Group.
Hoarseness, Sore Throat. Splitting of Blood and
Lung Diseases. Immediate relief produced. Try
It; not satisfied, return the empty bottles and get
your money back.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by the Agent,
g. W. AIMAFs, Druggist
Corner King and vanderhorst streets.
NN- Price 86 cents.
February AZ DAo tuths3mos
A8r ERRORS OF YOUTH.-A GENTLE
MAN who suffered for years from Nervous Debility,
Premature Decays and all the effects Of youthful In
discretion, viii. for the sake Of suffering humanity,
send free all who need It, the receint and direc-
tions for making the simple remedy by which he was
cured. Sufferers wishing TO profit by the advertis.
ers experience, can do SO by addressing in perfect
onhdence, JOHN b. OGDEN,
No. - Cedar-street. New York.
February3 3moB
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BEING BLOWN UP.

How 1t Fecls-The Experien OF an Old
Salt who has been Through the
RIiu.'
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Sperial Notices.

ag- OFFICE CHARLESTON CITY RAIL
WAY MPANY.-CHARLEsTON. 8. c.. APRIL
9TH, 1s69-THE CARS IHIS DAY will run from
the Upper terminus of each line, to the corner Of
Wentworth and Meeting streets, and return on reg
ular trips during the parade of the Fire
after which theNreguar daily schedule will be oo-
served. s. W. RAMSAY
April 27 Secretary and Treasurer.
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EXTRA TRIP no sAYANNAU

r THE ELEGANT STEAMER rxc-
~ ! %qs TATOR. Captain WIZ. T. MoNFITY.
WILL IN addtion to her regular trip leave Charleston
on SATURDAY EVENINGS, at O'Clock for Savannah. .
Returning, Will leave Savannah at O'Clock SUN.
DAr ASTxHMoDNs, for Charleston. ss,sIa
AprilM Gsant. .
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FOR vNR1GRT'g BLUFF. "| #a"
AND ALL LANDINGS ON THE sANrHE RrvRH.
= t. THE STEAMER MARION. OAP4-
skkS1 TAIN J. r. FOsTEn 10 now rooelviug +.
gfalght on Accommodation Wharf, aud will leave
THURsDAY NIaHT, Goth inst. 9 it
Apply to JOHN FERGUSON. Z.
AprO as
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FOR CEHERAW, ,t
GEORGETOWN AND, ALL LANDINGS ON THN
i PEEDEE RIVER.
= ,lKzaD TIE STEAMER PLANTER, CAPr.
G. G. WHrTE, is receiving Freight as
ACcomtnOdafi0n Wharf, and will leave THURSDAY
NIaHT. the 20th inst.
Apply on board, or to JOHN FERGUSON rt
April 26
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EDIsTO, ROCKVELLN AND ENTER.
~..s. PRISE, t ,,t&:at.,a1
- suK 1850 THE STEAMER FANNIE, GAP.
TAIN ADAIn, win leave Accommoda-
tIon Wharf every WEDNESDAY MORNING, ct O'Clock.
Returning, leave Edisto at 10 O'Clock TAUMsDXx.
For Freight or Passage. apply TO
April 28 .t Accommodation Wharf.
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by the Crew OF the British Brig ~. L. PIE" will be
paid by the Captain or Consignee.
J. A. ENSLOW & CO., Agents,
.5s ssgss e5!ssuSa aiEcdANf6ss
B1NSS'S5r SUOTH CAROLINA.-The Election
DIRECTORS for the ensuing year will be held In the
Office of the Bank. East Bay on MONDAY, the 81 Of
May ensuing. Polls to be open from II O'Clock A.
M. to O'Clock p. NJ. WE. HASKELL.
April "a stufs4 Cashier
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FOR sAvANnAsa-INLAND ROUTE.

I FUN SA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. v VIZ ANOVA0s
THROUGH TICKETS TO FLORIDA. g
rK@M THE STEAMER PILOT BOY. GAP.
~ TAIN FENM PECK, will leave Aeconas
mediation Wharf every MONDAY and THURsc.x asoRH.
nScs. at O'Clock. touching at Beaufort and Elton
Head. Returning will leave Savannah every TUES
DAY and FRIDAY MORNING at O'Clock. ~.
JOHN FERGUSON.
April 26 ',ti !t' .I-. Accommodation Wharf,
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FOM GMORGETOyVN. CH@EeAVv,
AND ALL LANDINGS ON THE PREDER RrvRR.
~KmM The STEAMER GENERAL MAINE.
scAULT, Captain CcnDEs is now ne.
Ceiving Freight at South Atlantic Wharf, and win
leave as above on THuRsDAY MoRMnsa, 29th instant
ut daylight
All freight prepaid. tf p+,' N
No freight received after sunset. } ur &
sHAQKELF0RD KELLY, AGENTS.
April 20 No. 4 noycess Whsr1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-20

There has appeared in London Last
Winter in the United States; being Table
talk collected during Tour through the
late Southern Confederation, the Far West,
the Rocky Mountains, &c. BY z. Barham
zincks, Vicar Of Wherstead, and Chaplain
In Ordinary to the Queen. London" In
this work the following remarkable passage
occurs "eitting at table in Richmond with
two virginians, one Of them (knowing our
author to be an Englishman) said SIR
YOU have come to God-forsaken country.
Those who lately had riches are now IN
want; and the whites are now ruled oy the
blacks Another gentleman said to MN
that he and many others wished that they
we're living under king Of the Engllsn
royal family, and that Virginlans oeeply
regretted that they had ever separated TON n
England Others were SO stung oy 'he
sense of defeat that they were even ~ish.
ing themselves dead But says INC
tourist, I never heard from their lips one
word of disloyalty to the Union, to wnis a
they had returned in perfect good 1aisn n.
Their bitterness WAS for only those trao!ns
politicians who, being. as they though, IN
CAPABLE of understanding honorable men'
had eent freedmen's bureau and an army
of occupation to Cypress and torment NOSE
who were now quite as loyal to the Union H,
a. themselves and if they were nos, yeI
were utterly incapable of moving niger
against it,"
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THE STATES RIGHT OF EMINENT DOMAIN
IN PERL.-Iu the Senate Monday Mr..
Morton introduced bill to punish the col
lection of taxes on passengers. lit provides
that it shall be unlawful for any officer of
a railroad corporation TO pay to any State
government or its agent any tax or sum of
money for the transportation Of passen-
gers through its territory and that any
person violating this Law shall pay fine of
not more than 5000 nor less than 81, 900.
The second section makes it unlawful for
any State government or its agent to collect
such tax, and imposes penalty of $4,000
for violation. The third section gives
the United States courts jurisdiction in the
matter Referred.
Now, let the World and all the other ad-
yocates Of the war upon the South gnash
their teeth. They are sold to the Philis-
tines. This and Buffers bill concerning
church property show that there. is to be nc
necessity for State Legislatures hereafter.
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Rotating Senators.

The last few weeks have brought on
quite q sensational personal strife in seve'
! raj northern States relative to elections Of
senators. In New York, Maine, and Mis-
souri, mot exactly northern), there have
been hard-fought battles as to who should
receive the Republican nominations. In
every instance the nomination has been
conferred upon new man. In Maine,
HANNIBAL HAMLIN, Vice President during
Mr.. LINCoLN's first term, is nominated in
place of Mr.. MORRILL,. In New York, ex-
Governor FENToN Gusts EDWARD D. Nor
GAN (once Governor Of the State), the pre-
sent incumbent and in Missouri the noto-
rious CARL SEIZURE supersedes Mr.. HENDER-
son, who is prescribed for voting against
the conviction of President JOHNSON.
1t is much more custom at the North to
rotate men out of office than it has been at
the South. Members of the lower House
of Congress, with rare exceptions, are not
allowed to remain long in their seats.
Money is very freely employed not only to
secure nominations, but to carry elections !;
and few members can survive beyond few
years the heavy expenditures involved in
nominations and elections.
In Missouri, strange to say, the Demo
Gratis claim triumph for liberality and
constitutional right in the nomination Of
scHURz, whose nomination was bitterly OPP
posed by Senator DRAKE.
Mr.. MORGAN falls before the accusation
that he was identified with the " Johnson
lied Federal office holders" That terrible
accusation swept him by the board. We
suspect it was altogether unjust. Senator
MORGAN never had any real sympathy with
Mr.. JOHNSON and " copperheads." Through
his brother, and possibly some others, he
was inculpated in some money-making
contracts in furnishing steamboats, to the
Government; and very possibly had to de-
mean himself with civility to Mr.. JOHNSON
to engineer the little unsettled matters IN
which be was interested. His vote to con-
vict Mr.. JOHNSON was not enough to atone
for well-invested courtesy to "the man at
the other end of the avenue
What's the matter in Maine does not ap-
pear; but Mr.. MORRILL, falls not for any
want of Republican faith.
These events show more freedom within
the ranks of the dominant party, and this
will beget more without. New men accom-
modate themselves more easily to the un-
avoidable changes in policy and measures.
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The "NINE" AND THE RICHMOND 10y
ALlsrs.-We noticed yesterday an unbound
ed Statement, in the Radical Journal of this
city that the committee of "nine !" had
met in conference the "pilgrims /" who re.
present the loyalists of this city in Wash.
ington. Major SMITH, of the Wing, in his
Saturdays Washington letter makes the
following allusion to the new strategies Of
these gentlemen:
"You no doubt have learned from my let
] tiers, and from other sources, of the violent OPP
position made By the other committee from
Richmond tRadicai) to the Virginia commit
tee, and how actively and how bitterly they
have operated against IL up to the time when i
became known that the last. named comInitte,
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Nor TO BE KEPT UP IN THAT Way
There is an idea that Congress is about to
declare |" unequivocally" that fve-twenty
bonds are payable in gold. We suppose o
declaration Of this Bort is only another
form of saying that the United States Co.
vernment means to pay its debts. A
declaration of that sort weighs very lightly
with capitalists. 1t is not the way to keep
up the credit of q nation. Actions are
louder than words. Measures Of economy
are very good means to bolster the public
credit. But there is yet better-far bet
ter-mode of inspiring faith in the integrity
and ability of the nation. That is the COM
plete restoration of this Union upon prin-
ciples of fairness and equality. A measure
such as that would have double beneh'
cence. 1t would be an evidence of the
strength of union and stimulus to nationa,
industry and prosperity that would impar1
perfect confidence to the creditors Of the
Government.
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THE REPORTED 1.-THE
Washington Chronicle Of yesterday makes
formal contradiction of telegram sent
from Washington on Friday last stating
some points of what was considered plan
Of settlement for restoring Virginia. The
contradiction is that the Judiciary Commit
tee of the Senate did not "agree to that
plan. The telegram, we are sure, intended
to convey no such idea as that the Judi
ciary Committee formally concurred in any
plan, although its language might be so
construed. As we learn from other sources,
it was only the purpose of the message to
say that conferences with the Senate Judi
ciary Committee and members of both
Houses of Congress showed such concur
renee of opinion that there was no doubt
the plan indicated would be reported, and
more than probably meet the appreciation
of Congress.
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WEEPING, AND MAILING, AND GNAsa-
ING OF TEETH" THE Radical organ of this
city yesterday uttered its fears, its threats,
Its lamentations, and its despair, by turns.
Things are going awry with it. Its news
from Washington is not good. Here are
"some of its wailings":
Congress may give away it's own property
II IL 1eels In generous mood-it may divest
ltsell OF It's own rights and confer them upon
another-but we deny that it has the right to
De charitable at the expense of its friends, and
oestoW their only garments upon naked raga-
mnihns and impudent mendicants without
their consent. 1t is, to say the least, not q
very friendly act to strip the Republicans OF
Virginia Of their rights and liberties to confer
them upon those who hate them, and who
will despitefully use them the moment they
ara invested with the power TO do So FL ~.
Relieve them from their present peril
save them from the jaws Of political death
and they will the next moment forget you, or
viper-like, ungratefully turn and sting the
bosom that has warmed them into life. They
know not what justice is, much less gratitude
and we tell You to beware of them. They are
Greeks all. They are more unreliable thar
Delphic oracles, and palter in q double sense
as glibly as Macbeth's witches. If you trust
them, they will betray you, and then mock Al
your cTeuullIy. lou are their natural enc
mics; and when did they ever keep faith with
their friends, much less with their foes
''Do not hesitate upon the course you should
adopt. If you do you are lost, and Virgins
is lost with you. Tell these gentlemen at once
to return home and prove the honesty of theil
purposes BY co operating with the Republican
party In the restoration of Virginia; and
when they have earned the right to your favor
by their works you can extend to them full
amnesty, but until they bring some better
evidence of their sincerity than they have We,
presented, you ought not to trust them. Il
you do they will deceive you. Take them like
the Methodists receive new conversion pro.
baton. Six mouths will soon pass away, and
If they prove true and faithful during that
period they will have earned pardon, and per-
haps preferment; but their conversion has
been TOO sudden to trust them without a trial
"We have but little hope that our appeals
will be listened to or our warnings needed
but we desire TO see this matter settled Al
once, one way or the other, that Ill doubts
may be put at rest, and the Republicans OF
Virginia know exactly what TO expect ano
what they have to combat. Either stand BY
US In our struggle for the right or leave as te
our fate, and take our worst enemies TO youi
bosom. This state of suspense and uncsr'
tainty, this dwelling In the midst Of doubts
is painful; and we would gladly exchange i
for a certainty, even though it brought death
10 our most cherished hopes"
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s@ SOMETHING NEW EVERY DAY AT
JULIUS sYCLE'S,
as BROAD STREET.
The people who crowd the store of JULIUS
SYCLE, ais Broad street, daily are now fully con-
WINGED that he is selling his desirable stock OF
DRESS and DOMESTIC DRY GOODS Rs cheap
rs any other house In the city. Below mention
some Of my numerous goods for the benefit OF the
public
MUSLINS,
EMPRESS CLOTHS
FRENCH MERINOES,
ENGLISH MERINOES,
OPERA FLAENELS,
BALMORALS,
BLANKETS
CLOAKS,
SHAWLS, &c.
Ihave also very large and selected stock OF
GENTS WEAR, comprising
CASSIhERES,
BROAD and BEAVER CLOTHS,
DOESKINS,
And CASINETS,
which am selling now regardless of cost, before
laying In my spring stock.
The ladies and public in general would find it
TO Their advantage to call early and secure the
greatest bargains that ever were offered In Rich
mond before, ut JULIUS S9CLE'S
AIS Broad street, between Fourth and Fifth.
SALESNEN.-R. G.. CARE, j. j. TURNER,
GEORGE SwABACuER, JONAS WEINBERG.
STORE CLOSED ON SATURDAYS. ia 10
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would probably succeed in their mission. Up
to that time the opposing committee moved
heaven and earth to get the Underwood con-
st.tuton fixed upon as without any mttiea.
tIon or modification. Since thew have fonnd
out that their own party would not sustain
them In their demand, but recoilad from It
and from them, they have become greatly
crest fallen, and profess their willingness to
submit to the terms agreed upon between the
Virginia committee and leading Republican
senators and representatives. 1t ris~even rn-
,nored here that In order to discredit the
movement ON foot. and the patriotic genie, .s
men engaged In 1t. they are going to claim me
paternity of the plan Watch them. Those
Of our own people who hold extreme M ana nm
seize hold of this In their efforts to injnre the
Virginia committee and to di- W. the people
understand that so far from these men having
any agency in bringing about the result gained
in sptte of their uncor7,Dfomisina hostility Should
they now submit toit, 1t will be because they
will be found TO choose between that and 're-
bellion against the mandate Of the respecta-
BILE Republican authorities here"
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THE CENTRAL CoMMITTEE.-Much having
been said in the way Of objection to the
"new movement" as an interference with
the province of the Central Committee of
the Conservative party, it is proper to say
that a majority of that committee enter
tain no such opinion. The committee was
created for q specific purpose, which by no
means included any such proceeding as that
inaugurated by the "twenty-eight and
their cooperators at the Exchange, and now
being carried out by the committee OF
"nine." We are authorized to say further
that majority of the Central Committee
heartily approve the "new movement "
and sustain the plan of the committee OF
nine" ..s...... .."- .-.. ......
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THE AMNESTY PROCLAMATION. = Mr..
JOHNSON gives the Constitution as his war
rant for issuing his proclamation of uni
versal pardon and amnesty to all the late
so.called rebels. That instrument fully
authorizes the act. AS to the effect, if any,
which the proclamation has upon the dis
abilities imposed by the fourteenth amend
ment and by State constitutions adopted
since the close Of the war, the President
wisely ssys nothing. If there is any doubt
as to this point the courts will settle the
question.
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DIED.,

In Fredericksburg on Friday morning 1 me lsan
instant, Of consumption, MIS- s;ta4 Ass and only
d.nshter NJ Robert and Susan A. Jenkins In 'he
twenty-third year OF her age.
December soth. at his residence, In ~. James
narfsh. La, JAMES IL. MORSON, formerly u
Virginia.
iii Gn p IeI irIfNEi SGHkM: aged forty years
His funeral viii take place from st; PatElGk's
fCatholic( church This (Wednesdayl nv ss - 81.
family are most respectfully invited to attend
without further notice
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TaE TENURE-oF-O OFFICE LAW am of
impression that the Senate has been tho
roughly canvassed on the subject, and that
at present majority of the body are op-
posed to passing the bill of the House with
out notifications which will assimilate it
substantially to the bill of Senator Wilson.
National Republican,.
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CARL sCHURz.-The election of the gem
tleman who has received the nomination
will Indirectly contribute to the restoration
of constitutional rights in Missouri. The
dogma of eternal hate and the apostles of
that dogma are dead.-S. Louis Dispatch
Denocraticl
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PRETTY GooD.-The appointment Of Ju-
dab P. Benjamin as British Minister to
this country is suggested by an English paper
as fair set-off to the nomination Of John
Savage as United States Consul at Cork.
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NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COM.
~ PANY OF THE UNITED STATES or
AMERICA, WASHINGTON, D. C.-CHARTyR..
ED BY SPECIAL ACT OF COEGRESS AP.
$1,000, 0O0-PAID IN FULL.-BRASCH or.
FIgE EIRsT NATIONAL BANK BUILDISs
ibsADEhpaA whsrs the general business
raj correspondence should be addressed. n'"
OFFICERS:
CLARENCE q. CLARK, President.
JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance and Executive
HENRY d. COOKE, yice-presiden..
EMERSON W. PEET. Secretary and Actuary
This company, national in It's character, offers,
oy reason OF rs large capital. low rates Of pre-.
MUM and new tables, the most desirable means o,
insurfng life yet presented TO the public.
Inc RITES OF premium, being largely reduced are
made as favorable 10 the insurers as those Of the
best mutual companies, and avoid all the com oil.
ca ltons end uncertainties OF notes, dividends and
We misunderstandings which the latter are SO sp.
Several new and attractive tables are now pre-.
sented which need only to be understood 10 prove
acceptable TO the publiee, such as the INCOME.
MUM POLICY. In the former the policy-holdcr
not only secures life insurance, payable at death
bat will receive, IL living, after a period Of few
per cent? orths par qrAis pottcy. In the latter,
the Company agrees TO return 10 the assured ths
total amount Of money he has paid IN IN addition
to the amount Of his policy.
The attention OF persons contemplating insuring
their lives, or increasing the amount Of Insurance
they already have, is called TO the specls sdysn-
tages offered by the National Life Insurance Com.
ps.ny.
Circulars, pamphlets, and full particulars, given
on application TO the branch office or the Com.
JAY COOKE Co, Washington, d. G.,
General Agents for District OF Columbia, Virginia
and West Virginia.
Richmond, the agent for Hsnrico, Campbell and
Dinwiddie counties. &c s-3m
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DILLIARDS.-I have to-day made ar
H0rsL RII.LIaRD saIIgUs, y here via be
happy to receive my friends. one and al. nc
public are also mos, cordially inSish 10 tone ~"
paftske In an innocent and amusing gam, % 0''-
lizards. WA. T. l;.r l.,
late OF the IT. Charles Billiard saloon;
IL ls-l1N hiShAAoAs, ' -
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sEEDsmEN, FLORISTS, &c.

TLOVER SEED.-l,000 bushels prime
" new crop CLOYER and other GRASS S.tDS
in Store for sale by ALLISON q ADDISON,
la 10 1918 and 1890 Cary street.
CFED POTATOES.-300b barrels SEED
- rOTsToES-Early Rose. Early Gocdrlch.
Early Dykman, White Mercer, Harrison. and olAtr
choice va ieties grown especially for teSGl III
store for sale by ALLISON 4 ADDISON.
"a 20 1918 and 1890 Cary stT,eG.