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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1871-11-01
Money ! Eureka Money!

A GENT make $50 y day selling ECREKA WV
~ DOW FASTENERS. Holds The window any
height: securely f;siens il Gown. Put on cstrer sash
In one second No chiselmg. send - cents for sam
pie by mail. AIENTS WANTED. Address 4. II.
PATRICK, li West Fourth street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Oct2-tf
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The reports Of the Board of Pharmacy of
New FORK city shows that out OF two hun
drcd and fifty druggists, aud one hundred
and ninety clerks examined by the CON-
.missi"ners, sixty druggists and cishty-one
failed 10 give sufficient proof of the
'IIiaI ilcatlons necessary. and were n rejected.
TIE majority OF The leading druggists in
tE. city have been examined, and the re-
suit shows that Il large number of both
druggists and clerks could not read the
ATTN prescriptions.
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SELF RELIANCE There is nothing more
liable to result in the successful career of a
young man than confident >clErciiancc. Ii $
astonishing how much more a youth will
accomplish who relies upon himself. than
one who depends upon Others tnrasSistancn.
Having first ascCrtainci the direction in, and
the means by which his object Is TO be
reached, let him put his whole energies 20
work, and with unllaging industry press for
ward. The young man who, instead of lis
ing at ). sleeps till Z or 5, and who spends
his evenings on the corners, or in the COM
~paniOnship of those who are wmiing in
laubable ambition, rarely ever wins Il posi-
ton of honor or achieves . reputation aJoy.
that enjoyed by the common masses.
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GETENC Corn GEIDIsE CNkEs-OueG 01rn
ars OF corn, gated. II PINT Of sweet milk.
one teaspoon OF pepper aaH salt each, very
i.ttlc .loar: bake on tn riddle.
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BAPTIST AGENTS WANTED

every where for Ire largest Ia. ll.t paper In the world
Able writers, ALI. The news, and constant improve.
mciits.. FutL MLrkct Report. SuTd. " School Depart
lncnl lesson every week. An innrNible advocate OF
baptist principles. on PRICE, only 81. SO per wear.
The most A~ruNiSIuSt premium and clubbing list
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h0 -Spcritu"i copy and .artIcnltrs FREE t. all Who
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Once III a while We wax Indignant over
the suDorciii0uS way in which some mer-
chant, or broker, or Professionalism refers
To the agricultural ~cl&SSCs. and our only sat-
i~SiaCtian is in rejecting how little they know
what they are talking about. Happily these
occasions for righteous wrath are becoming
less frequent rs the world grows wiser, and
rs farmers become more fitted 10 command
respect. Every enc who has changed his
calling in the course OF his life, has been
surprised IL the amount OF detail which
has to be learned in regard 10 any rev bust
ness. The farmers work Is, perhaps, more
AKIN to the manufacturing business than To
any other; indeed the farmer represents a
manufacturing interest, in comparison with
which all other manufactures combined are
insignificant, for were IL not for the fruits of
ms labor cvcryisctury in the 'and would
nave TO step lis machinery. and that AT
once. The manufacturers, Us Z rule, make
but one article. While iIrguCTS ~ a class,
make a score. The tests necessary ia a>ccr-
tanning The practical utility of y new ina
chine are simple and easy when cOmulrrd
with the patient experiments which afIrmar
must pursue before lie can know with cor
tainty how, under the given conditions. he
can secure the best crops, or how he can
best cover the ribs of his cattle with beef I.
and the backs of his sheep with wool. The
rule which serves to make good butter and
cheese i'll Il place may not DO 50 well in
another, and surely ii any ore ought 10
watch the market closely, il IS the farmer.
Among the sciclccS and trades OF which he
must at least have some knowledge, are
veterinary surgery, animal and vegetable
physiology. carpentry, blacksmithing. sad
dlery, and mason work, with a hundred
others. which we have no space to enumer-
ate. What other branch of business gives
an opportunity for so complete 4 develop
mcnt of the faculties as this?
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Means what He Says.

Though combinations strong rs proofs
Of Holy Writ" and as numerous rs the
sands on the sea shore, were produced to
prove that DR.. Pierce, the proprietor Of
DE-. Slgcs Catarrh Remedy, is in earnest
and means what he says, when he offers
500 reward for any case Of Catarrh which
he cannot cure, yet there would be some
skeptics and fogies who would continue to
shout, "Hunjug!!" "HUNBUG!.n sit
can not be, because Dt. Iiomcspun saws
Catarrh can not be cured" Now, this Dir.
H~Omespun is the identical "ooG-aatured old
fellow who honestly believes and persists in
declaring that this earth is not round or
spherical, but flat as a "slapjlck" and does
not turn over, otherwise the water would all
be spilled ont OF Deacon Basc0n,'s mill
pond. But Astronomical science has posi-
lively demonstrated and proven that Dr..
Homespun is wrOngin supposing this earth
to be Hat and stationary. and medical sci
cnce is daily proving the fact that he IS 10
less mistaken and behind the times in re-
gard to the durability of Catarrh. In short.
it has been positively proven that this world
mares and that mcdica science is progressive
the opinion of DIR. IIomcspun TO the con-
tIiry Notwithstanding. That DR.. Sage's
CLtarrh Remedy will cure Catarrh, thou
sands vino have used it attest.
Then buy it, and use it, IN DOUBT do not stand.
You Will find it in drug stores all OVER the ianl.
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ArrIT MAEMALApE.-Takc aEy Kind OF
sour apples, pare and core. tusthcm in small
pieces. and 10 every pound Of apples ru.
three. fourths Of a pound of .uyrr. Put
them in a preserving pan, and boil over Il
slow fire until they are reduced to Il llae
pulp. Then put them In lilly RS, AM keep
them IN a cool place.
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BREAKFAST Rolls Pour sufici,nr gutC-
THY boiling water On one pint ,f CoTnm,ai
to make a thick grHsl; then let i, stand
until nearly cod then add sat. and gre
large spoonful OF yeast: mix in wheat
Hour until IL is still dough; knta1 it wei.
and then let it stand In a warm PLACE scv.!
or eight hours to rise; when light, make
into rolls. AMI bake one hour.
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on its declared capital. Besides THIS ltsadds s'
annually b its reserve fund.-"
OF theGraniteville Company the same
paper says: {
,tThis cofnpanH the pioneer in ttis section , ,
hasbeen dividend paying company almest
without tssermisslou, and has now attained a
position Of great prosperity. We have before
us short summary of its operations for the
mast year, embodied in the report of the presi-
dent. at the recent annual meeting. The
amount of the capital stock is not stated, but
the percentage of net profit must be very large.
For the year ending February rs, 1871, the
aggregate net earnings are $a56, ,8alI2. Out
of this dividends were paid amounting to
s57,32o. The balance, s99,561 ~; was added
to the operating capital. We infer from what
we can understand to be the capital stock OF
the company, that its last years operations
show net profit not far from twenty per cent
The company has no floating debt and mas an
excess of assets over liabilities Of slS7,63l 48.
Among its. assets are sl02, 900 OF cotton on
hand.n
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t.on. Thousands Of visitors were In the city
from every euaster, Houses in every section
were decorated wiJr flags and bunting. Penn
Square was converted into fair ground, be-:
ing linefwith booths for the sale of refres6-
ments. "A spacious platform was erected,
where speeches were delivered by Colonei
Forney. Rev. VIM. H. Furness and others. The
speeches were preceded and followed by the
singing oil German patriotic songs by various
societies. Chestnut street was gorgeous, near
ly every house being decorated. At the oase
of the Washington Monument, in front OIL ln-
dependence Hall, a platform had been erecleo,
whence the procession-w was reviewed by the
mayot and coancils. The procession was over
four hours passing the corner OF Third ana
Chestnut streets, and there were fully 2o,ooo
persons in the line, mostly in vehicles or on
horses. The butchers had a sausage factory
and smokehouse on wheels, and fresh saus-
ages and slices Of ham were distributed to the
spec. ,ters., The hakers also made asdistrlou-
ton ofsbread. Ihsre were at east Tone'hun-
dred wagons, with artisans at work fnspHrious
branches. The streets were crowded win
spectators throughout the line OF march, anu
various objects were greeted with cheers. FOR
tunately the whole demonstration passed Oh
without serious accident Tomorrow, the
last day of the fest, will be devoted to picnic
AZ the schutzen Park. There will be addresses
and songs by the Northeastern ssngeround,
target shooting aud other sports. A liaden
tree. emblematis of peace, and monument,
the Inscriptions. on whichwere worked while
on route OF the procession to-day, wrll sesdedf-
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Not Enough to Steal.

Give the devil his due! The correspond
ent who is now "doing" South Carolina for
the New York Tribune is not exempt from
the usual prejudices of the Northern Radl-
car; bat his letters, in the main, are marke q
by keenness Of observation and spirit OF
fairness that does him and the great journal
be represents infinite credit. In letter from
Columbia, which we reproduce in to-day's
NEWS, he pictures the shameless venallty oil
our lawsivers in o few sharp touches, but
mildly suggests that to the eye OF the aver
age New Yorker the aggregate OF stealage
has not been great, because, forsooth, in
poor ruined South Carolina there is so little
to steal.
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FRESH ARRIVALS, CLEARANCE SALE, AND
EXTENSIVE ALTERATION JUNE lsr.

would respectfully inform my numerous Gus
toners. particularly the Ladies, that have re
turned rrum New York al d have received upwards
OF one hundred cases assorted merchandise, COM
prsI1g everything In the
NOTION, HOSIERY AND FANCY LINE.
My Stock at present is the largest. cheapest and
best assorted, either whole ale or retai this side
OF the Potomac MY tried mercantile experience
and position In the market a. CASH buyer,
gives me superior advantages over those no ding
old stocks, bought on credit. Odd lots given
away.
ss- Price Catalogues and SEQ gold pieces on
application.
nS- Cash only. No credit. No bad debts. Fix
Ell prices, The only safe and hons.t way Tor buy
er anu seller.
~ Five per cent. on I'll bills oVer's5.
ARCHER'5 BAZAAR,
maye-tuths6 No. 1863 Eing street.
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Terms OF TIE NEWS.

rHr DAILY NEWS, by mall one year, 81; BIZ
! ontns 81; three months $25o. Served IN 'sne
I,sy at EIsHrssS osssTs week, psysoleto tae.sar'
lie "a, or So year, paid In advance at the oace.
THR TH.WEEKLY NEWS, published On Tuesoass'
thursdays and Saturdays, one year sa' SIX
b onths 81.
/ THR WEEKLY NEWS, one year 81. Six copies
slo. Ten copies, to one address, slS.
SUBSCRIPTIONS in all casss payable In advance
Ind no Ssper con1lnueo after the expiration Of
be time paid fer.
Address RIoRDAN. DAWSON & CO.,
No. l4s East Bay, Charleston, Sc
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mr CHARLESTON BIBLE SOCIETY.

na- CHARLESTON BIBLE SOCIETY
The Treasurer OF the Charleston Bible Society Will
receive Subscriptions or Donations at his olice''
No. 6s East Bay, cornet OF Atlantic Wharf. The
payment of Two Dollars will constitute person
member for one year. Bibles are kept on hand
for distribution. The Society has one Colporteur
10 the field, and solIclts aid to Introduce another
Persons Interested fh The xslksof neekihG further
information HlH please Gan pas4ha TFsashrer.
]. n. ROBSON,
anr2s-snos Treasurer G. B. S.
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Notices in Bankruptcy.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF. THE
UNITED STATES, Fur THE DISTRICT OF
,UUTH CNRuLlNi.-In the ma ter OF THOMAS
SCHEIDt Il. Bankrupt, by whom petltlon for ad-
iullcltlOu nr BankruutcY was dled on the Tw ESTY-
EIGHTH DAY OF APkII, A. u. 1871, IN SAID Guurt-I
Bankruptcy IT is is TO give notice that on Lae sth
day of Nay, A D 1871, d warrant In Bankrup:cy
was issued ag inst The est!te or THOMAS
StHElDER, of the lownship Of Yerdier, in The
County OF ColleLon, and state Of South Caro-
linz, VINO has been ajiudged Bankrupt on
his own petitinn; that the payment Of any
debts and ielIvery Of any property belonging to
said sansrupt, to him or for s. his use. @ ard the
law; that a meeting OF the creditors Of the said
bankrupt, to prove their debts and TO cho ne one
or more asslgners Of his estate, will be lei at q
COURT or Bankruptcy, to b.. holden NO. II Broad
street. Cmar arlesrht. south Carolina, befort: J. @.
CARPENTER, Registrar, on the Et!hseenth day OF
May, A. ID. 1871, al IL O'Clock A. ID.
l. e. JOHNSON,
United States Marshal, as Messenger.
may10-&lS
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es- Prosecuted oRGAN.-THE

GB- PROSECUTED o R G A N.-THE
human stomach has been shamefuy prosecuted
organ There was time when for every direleo-
tlon OF duty 1t was punished with huge doses OF
the most disgusting and nauseous drugs. In vain
it rejected them, aud literally returned them
upon the hands OF those who administered them.
They were forced upon 1t again and agaln, until
its solyent.powe was thoroughly drenehed out of
II.
The world Is wiser now than 1t was In that
drastic era; when furious purgatlon and mercu-
rial salvation were what Arternus Ward would
have called the main bnltn Of the faculty, In
cases OF dyspepsia and liver complaint.
The great modern remedy for Indigestion and
biliousuess is HOSTErrER'S STOMACH BIT
TERS, preparation which has tile merit OF com.
blning pslatabe flavor with such tonic. aperIent
and antbious properties, as were never. here
tofure united in any medicine.
1t has been discovered, al last that sick people
are not IKE the fabled Tltans, who found prostra.
ton so refreshing that. when knocked down, they
rose from the earth twice as vigorous as before.
When an invalid is prostrated ny ypawefrulr rleplet
Ing drugs he is apt to stay prostrated and the de-
billtated being aware of the fact prefer the build.
Ing up to the knocking down system Of treatment.
HOSTETTER'S BITTERS meets the require
ments OF the rational med cal philosophy which
at present prevails. 1t isa perfectly pare veg eta
BILE remedy. embracing The three important prop.
critics OF preventive, to iic and an Alternative.
1t fortiaes he body against disease, lnvlgorates
and revltalzes the torpid stomach and liver, and
effects most salutary change in the entire sgs-
tenn when i'm a morbid condition
In this country where the entecbllng rempera.
ture renders the human organization particularly
susceptible to unwholesome atmospheric indu-
ences. the Bitters should be taken as protection
against epidemic disease. may136D&C
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Marrie0.

McBRIDE-KIRBY.-In Savannah, Ga. on the
nth Instant at St. Johns Church; BY the Rev.
Father Lewis Nucceletti, o. c., MICHAEL b. NC.
BRIDseo M4s MARY K Kgssr'1 both of:srs; CITY. =
srRoBELEtBLAKELY.-on the 4th instant. by
the Rev A. ". Marshall, Mr.. J. A. STRoBEL to Miss
CATHERINE. c. BLAKELY, all Of this City. No
cards.
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funeral Notices.

rTHE FRIENDS OF MR.. AND MRS.
Mortimer A. Warren are invited 10 attend the
Funeral Services OF their INFANT SON, in Inc
Chapel OF the Avery Institute, No. IS Bull street,
at halrpast O'Clock THIS AFTERNOON.
mavrs.
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@ GERMAN SOOTHING CORDIAL.
This vsdSble c6inpound dbntsin$ no opium, ,las1a
amin, .paiasoric; or bsher snod5nef and viii not
massacre the innocents like the "soothiug syrups"
so much In vogue. The GERMAN SOOTHING
CORDIAL is harmless, and Is recommended by all
our best phy sicians 1t Is to be had Of the manu-.
facturer, DR. d. bAEkr
No. l31 Meeting street.
And OF all Druggists. apr22-stuth
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UHE HEALING SPRINGS,

BATH COUNTY VIRGINIA,
W IL be opened on the lst OF June. They are az
ceSsIble by the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad,
from Mllboro, depot, tweniy-three miles, ny
STAGES crossing the Warm Spring Mountain, and
passirg the Warm and Hot Springs; or fron
Cuvington depot, sixteen miles over dne turn.
pike or easy grade, passing IN full view OF the
Celebrated Falling Springs aud the splendid
scenery OF Jackson's River. -
+ Board So per day; $40 per week. SIS per month,
or s8J per month Tor two months or more. Chsl:
dretl under ten years, aud colored Servants, nall
price.
Telegraph ot1lce at the hotel.
NJ. H. HoUST0N,-M N. D. resident physician.
B.M. QUARLES, Agent
a Y. STOKES. may9-tuths1no
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@ran6 l1ri3e Distributio,l.
N o T I G. E
In answerto many inquiries, 1t Is stated that the
D B A W I n G
OF THE
SOUTH CAROLINA LAND AND IMMIGRATION
ASSOCIATION
GIFT CONCE RTS


ASSOCIATION
GIFT CONCE RTS
viii be conducted as follows:
There will be large wheel, accepted by Com.
mittee or Mechanics, which Will contain the num-
hers from to 100000 each and every NUMBER
plainly printed. These numbers will be counted
out In full by three prominent and well.EnoWn
persons who will put them up in lots OF 1000 each.
They Will seal and swear to the quantity and pum'
hers being correct, under q Fotary's seal. some
prominent person will then be selected 10 put
them Iu the wheel, which will be rapidly reVolVed
lot half an hour.
There will also be a smaller wheel, which Will
contain 2404 pieces OF paper tickets, each wrap.
ned up alike, and on eacn will be plainly printed
Academy OF Music, 10000 25,000, 10000, &C.. re-
presenting each and every prize to be drawn:
These will be inspected and placed In the wheel
with the same care and In the same manner as
those In the larger wheel, after which the wheel
will be rapidly revolyedi number VIII tnen oe
drawn from the large wheel by 6lnd OF ollnu;
fooled. person, which number Will be announced
TO the audience distinctly, anu printed upon q
black board for that purpose, so.that 1t may be
seen By every one In the house.
A Ticket or Prize will then be drawn In the same
manner from The smaller wheel. which Will be an
nouuced In the same way, and the person hoiding
the number. drawn from the large wheel viii oe
entitled to Che prize printed upon the ticket drawn
from the smaller Wheel.
Both wheels will then be revolved. end second
number drawn from each wheel aA before. This
Will be continued until all the prizes have been
drawn from The smaller wheel.
BUTLER, CHADWICK. GARY i Co..,
mayls-s Charleston, S. G.
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Gummer Resorts.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
GERENBRIER, WEST VIRGINIA.

These SPRINGS, famous for their Alternative
waters and fashionable patronage; will be open on
the 1st OF June. They afford accommodations LOT
1000 persons.
The cars OF the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
run to the Springs. Excursion tickets, at low
retes will be furnished ih the principal cities,
North anG South,
Tnese Springs are 1000 feet above tide water,
and the climate In which they are situated Is al.
ways cool and lnvigorating, arording entire reief
from pro5lrating summer heut.
Professor Rosenbergeris excellent Band VIII oe
in attendance to enllyen the Lawns anu Ball
Room.
Masquerade and Fancy Balls during the season,
An extensive Livery will be kept at very mode.
rate charges. :,
CHARGES. So per day, and s75 per month OF 81
DAYS Children under 10 years OF age and coloreC
servants half price; white servants according u
accommodations.
Pamphlets in reference to the MsDIcAL value ei
the water, ROUTES TO the rings, &C., may DC
had free OF charge at the Charleston Hotel aud a.
Or. G. W. AIMAR, corner OF King and Vandes.
horst streets. GEO. lie fEIioN W.
-lutlS1mO .
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apr2S-6n1l

My NOTICE.-THREE MONTHS
art.'- date, application will be made to the Union
Bank tyrtenewar Of seseh. .Stnsss q STOCK Inuna.
Der and date 'unknownI standing m the name OF
I'M. CAMPBELL. WI. CAMPBELL.
aprls-lamo3 Executor.
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6peeial No1lres.

MS- MESSRS. EDIl ORS-PLEAoE AN
NUUNCE as q Candidate for Mayor, at the next
Municipal Election, the,name OF! General JOHN A.
WAGNER, and oblige
may17 A FRIEND TO REFORM.
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as- MEDICAL NOTICE. PATIENTS
suffering from Diseases pertaining to the GENITo
URINARY ORGANS. will receive the latest scien-
tifs treatment by. placing themselves under the
CAFE b. DIR. T. REENSTJERNA. oflce No. IL Hasa
street. three doors from the Postohlce.
aen10-tnth1yr
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"schnapps" is a remedy in chronic catarrhal
complaints, &c.
take great pleasure in bearing highly credit
able testimony to its efficacy as remedial agent
In the diseases for witch you recommend 1t.
Having natural. tendency to the mucous sur
faces, with q slight degree Of stimulation. re
gard 1t as one OF the most important remedies In
chronic catarrhal affections, particularly those OF
the genito.urInary apparatus. With much re-
spect, your obedIent servant,
CuAS. a. LEAS, Il. D., New York.
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for 5ale

UTRAPPING PAPER FOR sALR-oLD
w NEWSPAPERS In large rr small quantities:
Price SO ENTS PER HUNDRED. Apply vt the
office OF THE NEWS. mayio
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ME KE i MULLER,

.M EN- KE i N u L L E R,
No. s25 KING STREET,
Have Just opened an entire New Stock OF
CLOTHS, CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS, &C.,
for Spring aud summer.
Our Clothing Is very large and 1ne selected
stock for Men, Youths aud Boys. from S. TO 500
per suit. The largest portion is OF imported
goods aud manufactured ny ourselves; we caN,
therefore, recommend them as regard IT. wear
and workmanship.
OUR TAILORING DEPARTMENT
.s supplied With the finest selection Of FoREEG"
AND DOMESTIC CLOTHS, DUE>kINS, DlAG0.
NAILS, TRICOTS, MELTONS, CHEr['TS, CaSSl
MERES. &c. and a very large stock OF the most
fashionable Pant and Vest Patterns, which we
will make up to order hy measure III ihe la;esi
styles. Tic foreman in this department II cur
business las equal in the artistic world fur cut
Ling and producing an elegant nt.
FURNISHING GOODS.
This department is supnlicd with tho celebrated
STAR SHIRTS, Foreign and Domes'lc Under.
shirts aud Drawers, SILK and Thread Gloves, Linen
and Paper Collars, Seckti"s, Bows, ,Scarfs Pocket.
handkerchief, Socks, Umbrellas, &c.
Our stock. has been selected with great care,
and prices marked very low in plain figures.
Buyers In our line will dud IL To their advantage
to give US q call before purchasing elsewhere.
mar22-3mos
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T,INE GOLD LEAF CHEWING
BAOCo.

Supply of very ane CHEWING TOBACCO, just
received direct from the Factory, to which the at
tention Of Tobacco Chewers Is particularly In
ylted. W. b. WELCH,.
s.w. Corner Meeting and Market streeta.
may17 =