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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-02-03
Scegers' VS.. Cincinnati Reer.

ME Cincinnati Gazette makes the asto.
n nlshing announcement that Cincinnati
beer Is no longer pure. but adulterated with
e Eoiasacs, sugar OF starch, fusel oil and the
poisonous cochicum. The Commissioner of
ASricnltnre, in his report for 1865. says that
i'roi. Mapes, o: New York, analyzed tho beer
trGm dozen different brcwerics, and found
all OF it adulterated. Iocculus indicns and
nnx M volaica entered largely into its compost.
j. q. SFEGERS guarantees his beer to be
pure and reliable. He does not adultorate
it, but 0rows from the best barley msIt and
hope. Ian %
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To the Publik.

COLUMBIA, January 20, 1874.
HNHE undersigned have conveyed all their
i stock Of goods and assets Of every do.
snrintion to w g. CHlLDS: who is alono an.
thorized to close up their business, and to
Kinard i Co., and to give receipts for the
samo. j. II. KINAKD IL co.
Tho undersigned gives notice Of hia ap-
pointment as trustee OF creditors OF J. Ii.
kinard & 90. He will sell all goods for casl.
only. Allindebted to tho concern will plea Sc
forthwith como forward and settle thoir in
debtedness. W. G. CHILDS.
COLUMBIA. January 30. 1874. Jan 80 8
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Fresh Biscuits.
iOH BONES Cream. Soda, Milk, LIN
~ Cracknals, Butter, Farina aud Ginger
snaps. for sale by HOPE SGYI,ES
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Card to the Public

.'ENHE business Of J. II. KINARD s. CO.
i having boen put in the hands of Trus-
toe, tho entiI G stock is offered for sale with
out regard to cost. The regular patrons of
tho house, and all who have at any time
done busines with us. know tho class of
goods kept bv ua, aud ns tho sacrifice must
bo madD to satisfy tho creditors, GREAT
BARGAINS may be expected.
j. II. KtNARD & co.
W. G. CllILDS,
Jan III Trpstee OF Croditora.
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I'M TIE 1sr DAY OF JANUARY, +.
~ 1874:
ASSETS AT S1ARKET VALVE.
Cash on hand and in Bank...s SOB Goo GO
Cash in hands OF Agents and in
transit ................ G21 .292 &C
Real Estate. ........ ......... 40j 000 co
Mortgage Bonds. .0S1 1916 90
sank and Trust Company Stocks .225 100 90
Kallroad Stocks. .............. 5i3673 90
Loans on Bond and Mortago... 9l,3l1 90
Loans on Collaterals ...... S7 AT 10
United States, State and City
Stocks aud other Securities. 1.178.O?5 SO
s5,735.9z5 70
LIABILITIES.
Claims for losses not due aud
unadjusted ............. $21i SIG Gj
Net ASsets. IS, So, ,040 ii
Losses paid In 81 years. over 81 o 900 900
Losses paid In past 2 years, 100000
L. J. HENDEE, President.
J. GooDNow, Secretary.
WM. B. CLARK, Assists Mt Secretary.
GEO. HUGGINS, Agent,
Office opposite Columbia Hotel,
Jan 81 Columbia, S. G.
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''1t enows," cried tho school boy yes
terday, and he not Only cried sit SHOWS u
but he would pick up haCdsful Of the
snow, turn it over two or three times in
the palm of his hands, and then send it
whirling at some unfortunate pedes-
train who was trying his best to navi-
gate through the storm. And just be.
fore the SNOWFALL would leave the hands
Of the boy, he would shout, "Look
ont!" and the pedestrian would turn
around just enough to catch the ball on
the tip of the nose. In case tho ball
missed it's mark, it would be sure to go
orushing through the glass window Of q
store near by. What few sleighs We
have In the city were all out yesterday,
and their owners were having as much
fun as they could out of whnt snow there
wes and the soft ground that is covered.
All the fun thnre was slaighing, ycster.
day, was in turning over the sleigh,
and onr stroet crossings are fine for do
ing THAT, for all you have to do is 10
turn the corner short and over you go.
An unpleasant sensation has been oc-
casioned in Pittsburg, Pa, by the dis.
covery there Of several cases of poison.
ing eliminating physician Of that city.
The number Of deaths in portion OF
the oity. known as Tcmperanceville. has
led OF late to much gossip among the
residents, and soon there were whispers
of foul play, which by degrees assumed
the form of direct charges. and the per-
son branded as being instrumental in
Fastening off the populetion is well
known practicing physician, named DR..
VIM. Smith.
GWhe. the cock and The fcx went on
board the ark they had no fear of bag
gage smashers; for one had comb, and
the other had brush, and that was all
the luggage they had between then.
Onre for felon-Take it to the peni.
tentiary.
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seeing is ReIieYinr.


] If in this liberal age thereare persons to be found;
swho are SO blinded BY prejudice as not to believe
THAT a medicated atimulant is an. item of immensei
Importance in the catalogue of human remedies we
SHOULD like them to witness the wonderful effects
(which Hostetter's Stomach Bitters are now pro-
sducing all over the country in cases of intermit-
TENT fever, rheumatism, bilious disorders, dys
spepsia. nervous complaints. constitutional debility ;,
1mentoi depression and premature decay. To bel
sure these effects are nothing new. The great
vegetable invigorant and it's cures have been before
the people for more than twenty. i've years. and inI
every year of the twenty-five it's popularity has in
creased and its sale has become larger. Yet there
ARE nodoubt many thousands of intelligent citizens
who have never had an opportunity of observing!
for themselves the surprising changes which this;
5unequalledt tonic and Alternative produces in systemsI
which seem to be hopeessly broken, and in cases
3ot disease which are not amendable to ordiparys
remedies. Probably many of these regard theI
sta made in relation to the sanitary mon !
,ertles OF the BitIers with some degree of incr edulity.j
Would that all such skeptics could see with their
own eyes what the medicine 10 doing for the sick
land feeble everywhere, what a staff of life it lei
providing TO the aged and infrm, what \ help inl
time oil trouble to feeble women suffering from thes
complaints and disabilities peculiar to the sex,
what a protection 20 health and life in malarious.
ldlsrlcte. what q panacea for lanRuor and depres-s
sion. what q specific for all disease in which thel
All stimulants il 10 the purest and safest, of alls
tonics the most genial, effective and Agreeable, oil
All alternatives the least violent and the most Ger.
tain In it's beneficial results. ~
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ls25.OOO

~
The property Eifts win be purchased by the Cor.
poratOrs az the pffres above named IL he drawer
shail 90 desire and the cash he promptly paid BY
tho treasurer Oh the day specified.
Bear in mind that no ticket IL recognized at tho
drawing nnless the coupon bearing the dupiicAtel
InunbeE has been retnfnedatofhe secretary with
the pFise-oae dollar n. g.
The distribution OF gifts wifconmence 10 dsys
after drawing and continue 3 months. ffnecesSafs
20 completeit . 3Asss 3H&
Money must be forwarded by Registered letter.
The proportion of Giits tothe number Of tickets
is larger than ever offered and sffords the beet
proof that the management desire to make only .
and not to otfcr = grand lottefy swindIe
The Corporators are j J .Stoqeburner, John A
3Sanm, J. Mcdonald, Wm.J; Dinges. DR., d. W.
,hgan. JamesN. Swami and Geo. W .Ronntz.
President, d. we PkFecorT Treasurer, Joax
A. SAUM; Secretary. I'D. aIILIakN. -
.Address all communications TO the secretary at
lEdinburg, Shenandoah County, VIII ginia4-
REFERENCES.
The Management respectfully refer to the follow
ling gentlemen for any testinGny Rs 20 the charac
ter of the corporators. and their ability to meetalI
burg, Va: Dr.S. n. MofTatt, s. Senator. Do, Gen.
=. H.. Williams, Mem. Legislature, Winchester
w.: Coll. w. Moore. Member Legislaturel
Mt. Jackson, VA. Gen, G.. Aieem. Sta te Sena tor.
MT. Jackson, Va: Judge 81. &. Alien. WoodstSsk]
Va: Capt. II. Il. RiddIeberger. Member 1egisla
itnre. DO. : Judge Geo. Rye, Elk. State Treasurer
iEdinburg, Va: /: \. Trout. Esq.. Mayor ofstaun.
County Bank, Woodstock. Va, j. G. Meem, Esh -,
President New Market Bank of Virginia. New
Market, Va.
All orders for tickets addressed to the secretary
az Edinburg, Va. will receive prompt attention
Correspondents should write their address in full
in the Hoat legible hand-to avoid mistakes.
AGENTS WANTED IN EVERY CITY,
Town, Village and Neighborbood.
The drawing will take place in n grove near Ed
iinburg on the day above named.
4 NAV Of. IS7a-1~
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~N" true. IL mas produced moro cures of
4 NhFrpuE rheumatism. neuralgia, Iock-iaw,
palsy .sprains .swelIings .caked- breasts ,rcslds burns,
sslt-rhsum, ear-achs, &c, upon the human frame,
and of strains, spawn, gals. &c, upon animals in
lone year than have all other pretended remedies
ssince the world began. It isa counter .irritant, an
ail-healing pain reliever. Cripples throw away
their c%rutches, the lame walk, poisonous bites are
rendered harmless aud the Wounded arc healed
W itbout a scar. II is no hdnibug.' The recipe is
pu bished around 6aehbott1e. 1t is selling as no
article ever before sold. and it sells because il does
just what it pretends' to do. Those who now suffer
from rheumatism, pain or swelling deserve to suffer
liz they will .notuse centaur Lin:ment. More than
1000 certificates Of remarkable cures, including
frozen limbs, chronic. rheumatism, govt, running
tumors. Sc, have been received. We will send a
5circular containing certificates. the recipe, sc.
gra tie, to any one requesting 1t. One hottfs of the
yellow Wrapper CentArr Liniment is worth one
hundred dollars for.spavined or sweenied hors es
and mules. or for screw-worm in sheep. Stock
sowncrs-this Imminent is worth your attention. No
family should be without Centaur Liniment. Sold
soy all Druggists. 90 cents per bottle large bottles,
s 90. J. B. Rose & Co., So Broadway. New
York.
Ca storiH lie more than a substitute for Castor
OlI. 1t IL the only eGfe article in existence which
j scertain toassimilate the food, regulate thebovels,
cure wind collie and produce nj tural sleep. 1t con-
tains neither minerals, morphine or alcohol, and IL
pleasant to take. Children need notcr and muth-
ers may rest.
October ID. 1S73-ly.
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O-PAaTNERSHIP

NTNHE late firm Of Hillary, wiIIson & Jobbsah
= having been dissolved 6y the retiremontof Mr.
by Jno. J. HILLARY and II. A. johnson,
under the name. style and 6sn Of HiI1eary 4 John.
SON from this date. JNo.J J. HILLARY z
Summit. Point. March 20. is7s.s@.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

Il the Collection ofAecOunts, NC, has concluded
70 devote his time principally 10 the duties of gen.
.eral Collector, and invites the attention Of Hek
Prompt and energetic efforts on my para Will be
given tothe Collection u ali claims plkeed 10 my
cbsrlsstowb Jefferson Co, ". va.
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NEW GOODS AT BARGAINSt
AND OLD STOCK AT S T

THE Gentlemen,s Furnishing and Lsdies' Fnsh
4 ionable Dress Goods Store, opposite the Bank
Of Charlestowns has Juht been replrnished with very
many articles sperally adapted TO the present sea-
son. The Stock in the
Gk STLEMENS FURNISHING LINE
s complete in every apartment aud she mostfssh-
All times DO found. SHIRTS Made 20 Order, ofths
beat material, and hts guaranteed.
STRAW HATS s. CoTTONADRs AT COST
The style and variety OF Ladies, aud Misses' shoss
liz specially worthy ofattention. as a better article
Tor the same money cannot be obtainedin the couh-
'ty. Many new and fashionable varieties Of
DRESS GOODS
Just received, and a very pretty si0t ( of Lawns AZ
Goat. fine assortment Of Kid aud silk Gloves,
and the hest ~seiection OF Hosiery IN the town.
IN TAE NOTION DEPARTMENT
every article needed can DO obtained. A ane Piano
Cover very cheap.
0-cosntry Produce. Of AL kinda. taken in e1-
JOHN W. Lock.
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SroRE ROBBED BY A BoY-ARREsT OF
THE THIEF.-Bob Smith, a negro boy about
sl4 years of age, was arrested by chief Police
Kelley, and committed to Jail in Harrisonbure
on Tuesday afternoon last, charged with rob.
bling the money drawer in the store of Messrs.
Skinner & Eby in this place. The boy, i'll
seems, has been suspected of robbing the
drawer for some time, the proprietors having
repeatedly missed money from the drawer
and suspected Bob, had chased him from the
store. He, however, continued to visit the
store, and on Tuesday afternoon again %eettinei
a chance to slip around the counter. tried his
ihand once more on the drawer. How much
he obtained the last time is not certainly
known, as the money had not been counted.
In his haste getting out he dropped rs cents
son the floor. Messrs. Skinner & Ely cannot
tell exactly how much they have lost from
first TO last by this bcy's purloinings, but;
think it may possibly reach from SIS to $780,
THE boy was taken before Mayor Hyde on:
Wednesday morning aud tried. As only pet
aty larceny conId be proved against. him, the
Mayor ordered him to receive ten lashes and
ito be turned loose.-Rockmgham Register
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DISSOLUTION.
NOTICE.

A LII persons knowing themselves 10 DO indebted
~ 70 the late firm of HILLARY, WilIsou 4 John
son, are requested to make immediate settlement.
Pc the business OF the firm must be closed. Allper-
sons having claims against them are Requested 10
them OF settlement. Either 1.-THE late Grni
JNo. J. HILLEARY.
w. ". e. WILSON,
II. A.. JOHNSON.
Summit Point, March as. Is78-3m.
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L0eAL INIELIIaINeE.

THE AMERICAN sARDNE cos ROME
les Sardlnes are much better. and less thar
half the cost of imported Sardlnes.
March Il. 1S74-S.
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on, FBst on, EFSf

II AVINC'' taken oct IiccnEeses Anctioneer. /
IA would inform the people pf jefferson that I
prepared to cry Gales, &C. al tho shortest a3-
ttce.And upon reasonable terms. and invite the
Of those having prOPerty 70 dispose Of az
ruone Auction. nArIrr. aprr,
Rippop. October ., lsIg-6m.
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MEMoRIAL Day M. Cnap,vsTovy n.

MEMoRIAL Day IN CHARIEsrowN.-On
Saturday last. the 18th instant, the people Of
Jefferson again repaired to Edge-Hm Gem,
essry to perform what they have imposed upon
themselves as an annual duty-to strew with
bright flowers the graves of the honored Con
federats dead. The day was beautiful and
the temperature most pleasant-everythiup
suspicious for the occasion. The bells of the
town were toIled and our business houses
closed, and gallent men and fair ladies, gray
headed sires and pra.tliug children, focked
to the city of the dead to lay their offerings
atthe shrine of departed yalor and patriotism.
The services ut Edge>Hi1l were opened with
prayer by the Rev. W. G.. Hammond, of The
NJ e. Church South, after which the floral
offerings were ~ssrewnEupon the grayes of the
Confederate dead Who sleep there and in our
other burial places. The grave of not a single
hero, as far as We could observe, was over.
looked-but equal honor was done to ALL
The oversthe stranger Confederate
dead and a number Of others were beautifully
Wreathed with evergreens, and over the grave
OF Capt. John W. Rowan was the inscription,
"Capt- join ". Roa0an, the hero of Three
Wars" Subscription boxes were oonspicu.
ously displayed at different points in Edge
Hill Cemetery, and though the notice in
regard to them was SO short that but few were
aware that a collection was to be taken up
until their arrival there, some S13 and over
was realized therefrom, to keepin proper con
disiOu the Confederate graves. Thus has
ended this annual sacred duty, and we trust
that neither time nor space will ever cause its
discOntinuance. Let us still keep green in
Our hearts the memory Of their gallant deeds,
and as each year shall complete its round and
Spring bring forth her floral treasures, visit
our beloved Meccas. and offer our humble
tribute to those who sleep in the valhallas of
the dead.
Stoop. angels. hitler from the skies!
There is no boiler spot of ground
Than where defeated valor lies
By mourning beauty crowned.
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SALT FOR WOOD.

lust received so Sacks Ground Alum and
= Fine Salt, which we will
Elk F. FOR WOOD.
or sell for Cash, at the Warehouse in our Coal
'I1 WASHINGTON & L1PP1rr.
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REL1GIoUs.-The Rev. John E. Massie,l
ofthe Baptist Church, from Albemarle county,
Va, preached at the NJ. E. Church South, I'M
This place, on Sabbath evening last. The
sermon was pronounced a most excellent one.
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n LAlIPSI

5CALL and examine onI stock Of Lamos, furt
NJ opened, comprising all styles and Varte ties-
beautiful pairs ofstand Lamps, exceedingly cheap,
kerosene oil a. safe - any fluid burned; in fact
they are perfectly free from danger.
NOyembeTl u. 1873. W. 8. MASON.
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BAPT1zING.-Our colored folks; of the
Free Will Baptist Church had u Baptizing at
he Town Mill on Sunday afternoon, when ons
candidate was immersed.
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SODA wATERl SODA wATERW
Am prepared to furnish this delightful bev-
L erage, to suit all tastes, with crushed Ice or
mot, syphon Rotties TO supply families.
May &c. 1874 GEO. T. LIGHT
A N invitation is extended to the Spirit employees
IA to try it free, and all other friends at II tickets
for 5 90. GEO. T. LIGHT.
May E6, 1874. nm
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SroRER CoLrEGE.-The Commencement
exercises of this Institution, at Harper's Ferry.
In this county, took place ON Tuesday aud
"Wednesday last, and were attended by a large
number of colored folks, of all ages and sexes
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S%HANNONDALE FACTORY.
Hay

and will there manufacture woolen Goods ON an
Increased scale-haying greater farilities and more
,Improved Machinery. besidea full ofcompe.
tent workmen. Every article heretofore mar utac-
ltured under my supervisionwilI, in my present
and will compare favorably with the best fahrics
Ia M in the market for Wool, and will purchase
at the Factory, and through my Agents in Charles.
est market price. IF more convenient for my old
CUSTOMERS who may desire to exchange Wool for
Goods todelivar the Wool in Charlestown, MessrsI
Duke & Gallaher are authorised to receive and
receipt for the same.
Information as to prices. &c., may be had by
addressing me at Kabletown, or my Agents Gt
lCharlestown
Thankful for the very liberal patronage hereto
lore extended me. ] trust to merit, by careful at.
..tention TO Business. the manufacture of superior
goods and by moderate charges, a continuance of
the good will and custom of old friends and a trial
by new ones. A. McCARRELL.J In.
May 90, 1874.
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IMANHunpi HOW LnST. R0W RESTORED

HFRfn Just publishsu,A new edition Of DR..
E1S> CulverwelIs Celebrated Essay
s&E&T&y on the radical cure (without meJIeinel
soi sPERMATOnRRGA or Seminal Weakness, Invol.
nntary Seminal Losses lMPoT4NoY, Mental and
SPhysical IncapAcity. lmpedinentA 10 Marriage,
tete.l also, CONSUMPTION, EPiLHPsYt and FITs, in.
2dnced BY selI-indulgence or sexual extFavagAnce;
sPiles, SO,
o. Price. in . sealed envelope. only six cents.
The celebrated author, in THE admirable Eesay.
selearly demonstrates from a thirty years. sue
Sonsstnl prartioe, that tho alarming consequence
aof self mBy be radically cured Without the
dangerous use OF internal medicine or the apple
ieation of the knitei pointing eut a mode of cure az.
eonce simples certain, aud etiectualss by means Of
(which every sufferer, no matter what HE condition
9uny be, may cure himself ehespIY, privately, and
8 o. Thls Lecture should be In the hands Of every
youth and every man in the land.
Sent under zeal, IN n plaia envelope, to my ad.
4dress, post paid, on receipt of siE cents. or two post
Sage stamps. Also. DIR. SILLSBEE'S REMEDY
lies. Send for circular.
Address the Publishers,
CaAs. J.. C KLINE & CO..
l2I B0wery. New York. Post Odico Box, 1856.
- April 81. IS14-odJulyQQIy
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!

Z HAVE just arrived from Baltimore, and am
L opening a beautiful stock o. goods in my lina.
y think they arc Cheap p, and ! AIN satisfied they Ars
beautiful, just suited 90 times and seasUn. I hope
athat all who are in search OF the
BEAUTIFUL AND SUBSTANTIAL
will give me . call. have on hand beautiful sill
sBUTTEt DISHES. MUGS, TEA r. GOLD
4 n SILVER WATCHES,
gold and Silver Watch Chains, Beautiful Jcwelry
Asaortment. Charms. Bracelets, Jet Necklaces.
and 4 variety OF other things beautiful and useful.
II will take pleasure in showing gcOdB 20 all who
2may favor me With u call. II
18TH coDtindS 10 Repair Watches. clocks and
7Jewelry on as reasonable terIG I 10 one by any
tirst.class establisbv sn'
lam OpsniDga al supp
EAENEs&
etust suited to the seAs5h , also Porcelain Shades,
Paper Shades. wicks, BurnersRnd Chimney,
Dec. %, 1SI3. l. DINKIE.
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THE WHEAT CROP.

TINS crop. generally nine months or more in ma.
l. turing, needs DURABLE BoNE PmosPmArE
Phosphate. il an article of tho highest grade, we'll
known and estAblished, and is manufactures cape.
|cially fora WHEAT producer. With favorable sea-
Son II will secure a stand of Glover.
WASHINGTON 4 LIPPITT,
Agents for Jefferson, Clarke Il FREDERICK Countiet.
% Office at their Coal and Wood Yard.
ChRrIehtowu, Aug. s, 1919.
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ChfistInas Presents.

Beautiful. Fancy and Substantial chriutmas
Presents, % TO the
NEWS. TOBACCO AND NoIioN STORE
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WANTED.


lR00 CHESTNUT (RoUED) STAKES, 8 feet
tOOO long, 70 average 4 inches thick a. larger
and y to , fnebes at smaller end-to be delivered
by April lst, At Mt. AnaHat Vineyard, near BaneTa
Will. JOHN J. a.. STRAlTH.
February is. ls1s-tt
DIGESTION THE LIFE OF TRADE.
ICIGARS of our own mhnhfscture retniied at
~ wholesale prices. No. ] Cjears2 for S eents:
all articles ID ourliae in proportion.
September :, 1873. J.B.
NULTZ SEED WHEAT-Iam prepared 70 Tor.
i nish the above variety Of Whea6fO Tor Seed.
August -, 1873. JAS. Law. HooFF.
- by JAS LAW. H0OFFs
NATIONAL Hand cOTs Pisnters. Tor esIs 81.
~ yAS,LAW. HooFF.
A HIMAL PoRES. for sale by
"A ApTfI25, 1874. JAS. LAWsHooFF.
VER0sENE Oh, warranted non-expIosfTsI
n Special discount on 5 or 10 gallons,
VS.. MASON.
lust re6etyed Brown: Crushed and Grsnutated
u Sugars, Codeess &c. Fl. GROVEt
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D. r. RODERIGK

ThressdOOrs West of the sappingtOn Hotel.
eAis s--, cs1AnlHsrowS. w
where you Win find constantly ON hand \ wai
assorted stock OF
NEWSPAPERS, PERIODIC Is,
Magazines. Toy Books. StGfirhef9, PAtIor Games.
Notions, Toys, Iapdies, Fnaits, Nuts, Csrars.
Pipes, Smoking TebAeeos. SnufS Re, sc.
CHEWING TOBACCO
= speciality. Will sen ala brApds at the lowest
prices, and make liberal discounts ON large sales.
Alec Tor sale Cheese, Spices. Brandy PeAohs6.
'Sardines, Piekles. sc, Fiour and FFesh Ground
icorn Meal always on hand p
akines, unless paid for an adpanea.
Dec. l6, IN7S. J.R. RoDERlcK,