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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-08-30

HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC
HOMEOPATHiC MEDICINE CO.,
No, 500 BROADWAY, Ny.
~ These Medicines sold by our Agents,
and sent, n quantities not less than IS worth to
any address, free of charge, on receipt of price
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
full sssortnsn. of the above for sale in
Ro"k Island by
juiyid&wIy @. A. BENSER.
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LIST OF
Humphreys HoeOpaihie Veterinary
SPECIFICS,
And the most prominent Diseases and Conditions

And the most prominent Diseases and Condition.
they adapted to cure.
AA.-Cures all Fevers, COMPOSITIONS, or Inflam-
nation, Lung Fever, Pneumonia, In fam
nations of the Longs, or BronehiH, Head
Eyes, Throat or Belly, Stsggers and Fits
Inflammation, Collie.
RB.-Cures all results of Strains Injuries, Foun-
ders, rheumatism, Lameness, Blood OIL
Incipient Bone SPAWN Stifle, &c.
CC.-Cures Distemper, Chambers, FAroy, stran
giles, Swelled Glands, and Scab and Rot
in Sheep.
DD.-Cures Bots, Worms OF Grub., Cholic and
Disease in consequence of Worms
EE.-Cures all diseases of the Air Passages
Coughs. HeHyes, Broken or Thick Wind
LING Fever, Ipfamed Lungs.
FF.-cures Collie, Belly ache, Wind blown,
Dysontery
GG-Cures Threatened Miscsrrisge, Abortion
or Sinking, Imperfect cleansing.
HI ---Cures Urinary complaints strsngury
5csLty OF Blood Uriuatton Infamed KID
ueys Bladder.
ii.-Cures kruptiors, Mango, Grease Farcy
Thrush. Access, Ulcers, FistuIa, sweIlings
and Erysipelas.
JJ.-Cures Jaundice, Bad Condition, Tndiges
tion, Com titatIou, Staring Coat ParaIys
lie etc.
Case, Coz plete 10 bottles and Book of
Directions, Ot
Book SO
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-08-30

New YuaE. Oct q, 1888.
Messrt. Herring Farrei sheFIa>n' z1i Is. way
GEsrs W.Ia.. one Of YOUR HsTrlnss Pat
en-, Ch,uDi,r Sef.s n the second stony of cur
buildir 2. At tbs great oil Ere on Sunday night
la. FIN Rfesn e. tis kteen theu,sEd barrels
Of oil were burned in thar vast eopfasIai ion,
sBc the "a ~as srEor.d 10 white heat, as the
ortsids shove We @! oned il this morning aid
n. result rivss great satisfaction Not an arti-
Gle wss t-u he'd Uy bTe- Our books only are sf-
fe,ted bv she covers being . little drawn by the
steAr8 o tie ere proof filling, while the papers in
the book sn4 AL our accounts and loose papers
in tie safe are as good 81 new.
Resps e'fuily,
RocKAFEIIKR- AsDREvs FLA GLE.
The public are invited TO exsInins the shove
sste, lev q, 7i3 Broadway
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-08-30

John Mcdonald, formerly editor of tie
Pskiu Register, and one of the oldest in the
state, died Monday, aged 60 years He was
buried yesterday.
Chang and Eng, the Shame g twins, q. =
rived at New York on Saturday, Chang is
suffering from severe attack of paralysis.
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THIRD WIDTH.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-04-13
SHERIFF,S SALE.

Under, order Of !Judye Of Probate
Ex Pnrte, James Hunter and SGlca Hunter
Petition for Sale, SC. HPa
I N pursuance of an order made by William
j ilntson Wigg, Judge of Probate for
Richland County, in tho above stated caso,
will sell on the first Monday in May next :,
in front Of the Court House in Columbia
within the legal hours.
All that tract of land IL 2chlnnd Coun-
iy, of which the late Jacob WJrick, decd.
possessed Containing four hundred and
seve"ty- four (474) acres. more or less,
bounded by lands of Col. D. D. Fenley and
lands formerly of Col Leiiner aud others
A large portion Of the land is in virginia.
oak and hickory forest
|! TERMS OF SALE--One-third cash, balance
in one apd two years Purchaser TO give
bond with personal security and mort gage
of the land. and pay for, stamps md, pa
persa ,l.r-, e Up. sF.FRAZEE. S. II, C.
b., npI1 yfrt &satyfe"a ,EsJg!-
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News Items.

FoRrREss MoNnoE, April o.
Banks reports that the steamer Ken.
nebec, from Baltimore for West Point
caught fire about daylight, while dis.
charging Fat Gloucester Point Wharf
and burned to the waters edge. The
fire originated near the boiler, and
spread SO rapidly that it was with
difficulty the crew and passengers
we're saved.
PHILADELPHIA, April 9.--President
Grant and others, returning from the
funeral of General Thomas, took part
in tho reunion of the Army of the
Potomac to-day.
BALTImoRE, April 9.-The boiler oi
Stirling Il Abrams sugar refinery ex.
plodcd to-day. The adjoining build.
ings and shipping at Dugan's wharf
we're damaged, and many hurt, several
missing.
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Tribute of Respect.

Atan Extra Communication of Winns-
boro Lodge, No. II A f. NJ, held on We'd.
nesday. the 10th of March, A. L. $3.50, the
following resolutions were unanimously
adopted:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased the Supreme
Architect Of the Universe in tho exercise OF
his divine wisdom, TO remove from our mys
tic circle our brother Master Mason, Rev.
JOHN r. PICKETT, who had been distin.
guished, during life, for his zeal in the
service Of his Divine Master, his love OF
our Order, and his adherence to its ienets
Hnd who had worlbily. filed the gh office
Of Most Reverend Grand Chaplain Of the
Grand Lodge Of the State Of South Carolina.
Resolved, That we lament the deatl OF
our beloved brother cut down by the hand
Of death while in the zenith Of his career Of
usefulness and we will long regret the
blank thus made in our membership.
Reioircd, That as mark Of our respect
for the deceased page in our minutes Ie
suitnbly inscribed, and our Lodge e,nblems
be draped for thirty days. f.
Res9tred, That o copy Of these resolu,
tions he transmitted to the family Of the
deceased. to the Grand Lodge of the State
of South Carolina, TO Star lodge No 10,
4. F. NJ. and be published in The Winusboro
Nesos By order Of SN - ~
,Nf "'i JAMES II. RION, w. M.
WM. N, 'CHASDLeR SEQ 20 .r'' ~ tN'
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Qooupatianaf Ailiaanta.

Fresh, pure mir is v,talizing elixir.
Whoever is debarrcd by circumstances es from
unrestricted access to this invisible, but
powcsSul stimulnnt, needs medicinal in
vigorant Of some kind. The great obi cct
should bo to choose the best. Popularity
is pretty good guarantee Of merit in this
scrutinizihg and Intelligent age. and tried
by this criterion lIostetter's Stomach Bit .
ters stands first among the invigoratng and
regulating medicines of the present dny
10 the wants Of persons engaged in indoor
| employ me ts, especially in crowded faoto.
rics where even with the beet possible ven
lila'ion the atmosphere is always IN some
degree polluted, This snlubrous vegetable
tonic is peculiarly adapted. The nature Of
tho ingredients is no mystery. It consist 8
Of m absolutely pure diffusve stfmulant.
tinctured-or rather shrolnrgcd-with the
tiuid EXTRACTS Of sannt 3ns routs and Sarks
anu herbs. The phsrmacoreein has It's
tinttnrcs, but what are .hoye The iuioe
Of only single root oT bark or plant ia
prcscnr IN each. Not ono Of them combines
the three properties of Q tonic, nm al,cra
tive md MT nperient. AT these elements 5
are blended in the Bittcrs nor are these
| tho sum of It's medicinal recommends ations.
IL is also blood aepurenl and All tntis pas
| modio
The baleful effect which mir thnt has boen
partially ezhans.e:! Of its oxygen by fre.
| Tucnt breathing produces on the VITAL or
ghnilation. is notorious, and when to this
devitalized atmosphere is superatfdctf the
mephitic vapor Of hot air furnaces, " be-.
comes delcto,ious aid depressing in the
extreme. To enable tho system, TO bear up,
even for q few hours each day against the
dehiitsting Influence Of vitnted alrffos-
ptfers. q wholesome fonic and Alternative ia
urgently required. This GRIND dsiderat UNI
IL supplied in IIostettep's Bit ers, which as
a strength sustaining henlth.protcc' ing
| nqent has no rival either smong oilicinal or
adver tised medicines. april 6-lra
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-04-13
Photographs! Photographs!
P.hotOgpamFag 2

MOW is the time to get, n, n,,PHOTOGRAPH
II PORCELAIN PICTUREtor an AM.
BROTfPE, call on WREN & WHEELER and
they will make you n pretty picture. Our
work is admired by all and has received
the highest enconiums both North and
South. Pictures splendidly colored. Old
pictures of my description copied. Spe-
cial attention 10 osllsd 10 the fact TINT we
copy and restore old pictures that are badly
defaced. For tho, want Of assistance much
delay has been caused heretofore in the
finishing and delivery Of pictures, but hav-
ing assistance now, we are prepared 10 fin
ish oar pictures In the shortsst time posi-
Bile. We shaN remaiw but ~ few weeks
longer md notice will be given soon on
whal day wc will close our business here.
Those who wish pictures. please get lhcn,
now, md not pulit off. Till che, last week.
Pictures taken rs welI in cloudy weather as
fair Cali on Wren & WBeelor, and they
VIII make you picture that will be life
like representa ION of yourselves and an
ornament 10 your parlors. t..,s, ,.., ,s...,y
Gallery In ,Woodward's bsiFting on Con-
gress sssaet. a ,,.,i.a...,o, 81, ,t.,i
WREN, s. WHEELER. /
apl 12-:f8x1 1r., IA Photographers. !,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-04-13

KosKoo. medicine is rapidly gain
ing the confidence Of the people, and the
numerous esimonTals Of lis virtues, given
by practitioners Of medicine, leaves NO
doubt that it is safe and reliable remedy
for impurity Of tho blood, liver disease, &c.
The last Meaical Journal contains an ar
Iicle from Prof. II. y. Newtoa, NJ. D., Prcsi
dent Of the Medi-College, city Of New
York, that speaks In high terms Of It's cura
tive properties. and gives special recon.
mendation of Ko'koo 10 the practitioners oi
medicine. This is, We believe, the first in
stance where such medicines have been
officially endorsed BY the Faculty Of any o,
the medical colleges, and reflects grea,
credit upon tho skill Of DR.. Lawrence, its
compounder and also puts "Koskoo" in
tho van Of all otheir medicines Of The pre-.
sent day.
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TelS@raphdC.
Foreign News.

LONDON, April 5.-The Queon has
signed the bill for the preservation of
peace in Ireland. -
MADRID, April 7.-The popular op-
position to conscription has not abatcd.
Yesterday a number Of men entered
Seville from the neighboring villages
of Comas and Santiponio with banners
flying shouting "Viua Republic p
"D9wn with consoription!' ~ They
were evidently sont out to test tho dis.
position of the people for general
rising. The rioters wcro promptly
arrested by the authorities. Groups
of people formed atound the guard,
and for a lime it was thought efforts
would be made for the rescue Of the
prisoners. They were lodged in Jail.
Aftor some difficulty, the crowd dis.
persod. The city then became quiet.
LATER. The troubles at Barcelona
have been renewed with increase and
violence. Tho rioters have barri-
cades q short distance from the City.
The Captain General has notified the
government that he has not force
enough to carry the barrcades. Prim
sent General Baldrich to the scene.
Pans, April 9..--Thcrc is a serious
riot among the iron workmcn near
Nevers. The La Creuzot strike con.
tinues. The miners in the Loire
Valley will strike.
LIVERPOOL, April 9.---The Anglo
American Company, sponding to
the rcmonstranoes Of the merchants,
promise the cable hence to- Valencia
direct, avoiding tho land route vid
London. r.&-
MADRID, Aprial 9.-Thc Barcelona
telegraph lines are still down. The
news is contradictory. It is expected
that General Ballcrich, who is ap-
preaching Barcelona, would attack
tho insurgents to-day.
PANS, April 8. Placards, urging
the workmcn not to pay cnts, but to
join in a general strike, arc posted on
the dead wallsof the city. The au-
thorities arc taking measures to re-
press threatened disorders tomorrow.
The newspapers make light of the
whole matter.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-04-13

rcstrains Judge Underwood's process.
es for contempt in cases already DO.
fore him, but allows proceedings in
other cases. Judge Chase will be
present May H. to hear the case
whether the Judges bond will be con.
frmed or not.
Tho Supreme Court rules that no
case decided shall be re-opened un-
less one of the conourring justices de-
sires the re-opening.
~ movement is on foot to release
distillers of fruit from the require
ments of tho present law, which is not
applicable to their mode Of distilla-
ton. Distillers who do not renew
their licences on tho lst Of May, are
liable to seizure us illicit.
In the House, joint resolution di-
recting the Secretary of the Interior
to return the Mount Vernon relics to
Mrs. Mary Curtis Lee, passed.
Internal revenue receipts to day,
$376, 700.
Application for admission to prac-
tico in the Supreme Court, has been
made by A. Alpeoria Bradley, color.
ed man.
Butler, failing to-day, hopes to get
his San Domingo annexation resolu-
tion before the House on Monday.
la the Senate, Patterson introduced
a bill repeating all laws for transpor-
tion of g, DDS in boud overland TO and
from Mexico.
Delano has advices Of the destruc
tion of nineteen stills and 6,000 bush
els mash in the -Four III Tennessee Dis
trict, by the cavalry, acting under the
direction of Supervisor Emery.
The Reconstruction Committee
heard Sentcr, Governor of Tennessee.
He was non-committal the only sug-
gestion he threw out was, that if the
Government furnished him troops, he
could maintain the peace. Senter
will be heard again on Tuesday, when
he will be subjected to a rigid exami~
nation, with the view OF clciting
facts.
The House appropriated $4,000
from its contingent fund to reimburse
Buffers expense in defending himself
against Woo)ey, whom Butler's i'm
parchment committee subp9naed.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-04-13
OBITUARY.

The subject sof this brief notice, MAT.
| TERStW.< HERBERT, departed this life on
tho 9th day Of March, 1870, in the 43d
year Of his age, at the residence of Hon
| ". w. Boyoe, near Alex andria, Virginia.
lie died of pneumonia after an illness OF
seventeen days, during tho greater portion
Of which time his sufcrings wero most in.
tense and excruoia,ing. lie leaves heart.
stricken widow TO mourn his loss.
II will be melancholy satisfaction to his
many bereaved friends and relatives Mt n
distance from tho scene Of his sufferinas
10 know that in his last illness he received
every tender care and attention that tho
hand Of devoted woman can bestow, and
that al the skill which medical science
! could command was brought 10 his old and
assistance. But MI id vain ; the call was
made and was impcrn,ivs-ihe cold hahl
Of death WAS upon him---nnd he was fully
| conscious Of 1t, for he often SO expressed
himself to his weeping friends. lie also
expressed willingness TO obey the sum.
mons--his one regret heing the final sepa.
ration from his devoted wife. a,3 ,.st
Ills remains are deposited in new cemc-
terry near tho Potomac River in sight of the
Capitol Of the Nation-a fit resting place
for high souled patriot.
The deceased was no ordinary mamie
tellect, AID expressed his thoughts with
great ease and fluency both in speaking and
writing. lie was n true patr OF and q true
! fricnd-wnrm- hearted, generous unt. brave
Ito had sound Judgment and wi dom
which secmcd to be intuitivc. He was one
! OF the very first men III The State of South
Carolina to move in the right direction In
favor Of reconstructing the State. With
view 10 that end he becnme editor Of tho
WIsNsBono News and HERALD for hyjcf
period, and wrote number Of able etito-
rials for that paper advocating recoDstruc-
tion on the basis of equality for all before
the law irrespective Of race, color, or pre- :.
| Vious condition of servitude. The commu-
nifty became enrHgcd at the course the pa
per was pursuing and threatened TO with
draw from II their entire patronage. This
alarmed its owners, who requested MIR.
HERnERT to withdraw from the EDITORIAL
chair, which he promptly did and thus his
valuable services were in q great measure
lost TO The State in one Of her n,o9s difficult
and trying emergencies.
His too modest and sensitive natnro would
not permit him 10 press his claims to public
favor else he might have altainc high pla.
ce' and filled them with honor 10 himself
and advantage to his country. ,,,
But it is vain and frnitless now to enlarge
upon Ills varied talents and recount his
many virtues. The dead arc all-unoon.
scious Of either praise or blame. '~
II is difficult to realize she sal anwelsome
truth that that manly, noble and generous
heart, shall beat no more forever
We trust and believe our dear departed
friend has gone TO TO q brighter and q bet
ter world where tho purity Of his motives
will be unders: ood and his merits apprecia.
ted and re warded. r.
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IN EQUITY, FAIRFIELD 1870.

g. g. Clowney, Receiver. vs.. Thos. J. Rob
iertson, ct. ais, Creditors Of the Plant er
Bank of Fairfeld-Bill for Injunction
and Instruction
0N hearing tho p,eadings in the aboy,
~ stated cause, " ss ordered:
LIST. That all creditors Of the sold Banl
be enjoined from bringing or further prose-
cutting actions against the said Bank or its
Receiver,
2da aThat NIL persons having claims
against the said Bank, including Bank note
holdars, be required TO present and prove
their claims OH or before the 22d day o
December, A. d., 1870
3D.. That the Receiver, by couning and
sealing in packages. or by registering
amounts, letters and numbers. cansc tho
NIX notes that may be r"caehtcd TO be
identified.
4th. That the Receiver proceed forthwith
10 collect tho assets Of the Bank, by suit
where advisable: md that Cor that purpose
he is authorized to employ proper attor.
ncya.
9th. That the Receiver be authorized 10
sell at public auction for cash, all the per-
sonal property (other than those in action)
belonging to said Bank At sueh lime and
place, as ho may deem advantageous, giving
'"oh F"phS ho'iNc ~ puuhU
as ~ required by law for adminislral or n
sales,
Gtls. That the Receiver DO authorized TO
sell at such place and such limo after the
lst ofJannary. a. d. 1871, MS lie may deem
expedient all the chose, in action tha, he
may by that time have Gsecrtained to he
doubtful or worthless, said sale TO be in
pursuance OF thc Act OF tho General As
semblY approved l4th OF January, a. ID.
1870, entitled "An Act to authorize admin
istrator's executors mud other fduciares to
sell evidences Of Indebtedness.
7th. That at suoh time as the Receiver
may designate, after the 1st Of January. A.
D 1871, he may declare and pny out divi
dcnds upon such CLAIMS as may have boon
duly established from the net rrosceds Of
of sales Hnd collections i, his hands after
payment of expenses and retaining TO him
self fivo per ccntum on all moneys rccciv-
Ell and tno and one half per centum on all
moneys dlsburscd by him. a
9th. Thntthis order be published enee q
rhonth in tho fairfield Herald during the
present year, and one tlmc in the Colulnbia
Guardian and one time IN the Charleston
Republican,. w j. NJ. RUTLAND.
npl l2-H1am1J
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SIIERIFF"S SALE.

Godfrey .Oneale, vs. William Marshall and
others, heirs Of Jacob N. Oneale, deo'd.
N pursuance of an ordcr made in tho
above stn,od oase, by VIM. NJ Nelson
Judge of Probate for Fairfield County,
will sell, on the first Monday in May next
in froptSof Tho Court House, in Winnsboro
within the legal hours of sale.
All that tract or parcel of land of which
Jaoob N. Ohcale, deceased, waa seized and
possessed, sitnnte IN Fairfield County, or
thc road Ten6ing from Monticello to Colum
bir, containing QUE and seven tcnths Of an
more, ncre or less and bounded by lands
of James K Rahb and William =. Curry.
Terms Cnsh-Purchasers to pay for titles
and stamps.
L. w. DUVALL. 8. F. G.
Sheriff's Office,
Winnsboro, April 8, 1870.
aDl 12-tGXl
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2 ABOVE SBsfioIos.---A number OF fie
most pro,ninent and infuenciul citizens Of
the noble old conmon wealth Of Kentucky
have anifed together to form and pecohf-
rhend to the people at large for pastoange,
q very attractive Prise Seloue and We
are glad TO Be. tie to say that the induces
ments are 80 great. and me security for the
faithfat performance Of Nil promises 90
strong, that 1t plnces the whole entirely
above suspicion. We viii DO hnppy To- far.
!nish any OF friends infosmaii6t on the
subject or to aid them in ssOariSg tickets.
IS <tapfii2 d, ~ ipt Z
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Testimonials from England.

Sin --flaving suffered severely from,
rheumatic pains in the head aud face. J. was
induced, from what heard said of Il to
try PrKuy DAVIS PAIN KILLER, from which
som found relief II is indeed q valuable
article. am yours, 60,
j. WILLIAM EVANS, (Siincr.)
10 Willenhall, England.
=, This is 10 certify that have hteu suf.
fercr from Indigestion and violent Sick
Headache ioi upwards of fur years. I
have consulted many Of the Faculty, hui
Have derived no material benefit from any
soarcs. until tried PERRY DAVIS PAIN
KILLER. which, am hnppy to state, has
done me more good than all l ever frf.d bc.
f5rc. ESTHER BRIGGS,
Bolton. England.
GENTLEME EI.--I have much pleasure In
spenking Of the grent cfficncy and useful
ness of your PAIx KILLER. Two years
ago wns severely afflicted with painful
internal disense. when friend Of mine
whc, Ind just returned from the States
gave mo small quantity Of PAIN KILLER,
which ho had brought over with him.
took !, rs directed. and tho relief was i'm.
mediate. and 80 satisfied wns I Of its valae
MS q medicine. TIM, immediately sent to
New York for hnlf dozen bottles and
nm thankful TO say. that It has proved TO
my family and friends who have used Il Of
incstimable value In reliefirg alnsost all
kinds of pnn and suffering
Yours, &c., II. ID. MEAD,
No. Pall.'MaM, Manohcs,er.
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Grey Hairs, Begone I

TUFTS IMPROVED LIQUID HAIR
DYE is ~ perfect wonder. BY It's use the
old becomes young ngaih., It. converts the
grey head into beautifdi Black or Brown.
II imparts a natural color to tho grizzly
musache and whiskers, and gives to the
hair and beard n softness and gloss; that
the young beanx might envy.
april T-TW
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SCHOOL BOOKS.

OCHOoL BOOKS, Bibles, Photographic
Albums, Paint Boxes, wsverly Novels,
Dickens Works. Thaokety's Works and 9th.
or Novels, Cook Books, Letter Writers,
Farm Books, Books on Etiquette. ST.. &c.,
for sale by
KETCHlN, MnMA>TER & BRICE.
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Gee Zl

SPECIAL NoTioE. To parties in. want OF
Doors, Sashes and Biinds, we refer to the
advertisement Of r. p. Toale. the large
manufacturer Of those goods in Charleston
Price list farnished op Npplieatlors s.Fii
July 2O--9m