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dd63dOray, U%'113 . i 1 The Governor's Message. We give this week a brief smnmary the contents of this very remakb dr,rument. We nav rver to it agai--. The opening part of the iessrie is d voted to an exhibt of ihe fliancial c,n dition of the State. The nctwal exi-.ti public debt is set dow:n at 11 'vj:,90'S.9E Of this 1-nount the old debt is stated t be $,6,453,908.(:8, showing a total in crease since the new order of ti.in-s $5,511,000. This enormous incrense h charges to the account of the oppositior as they, by their cla:nor, embarrasse the financial operations of the goverr, ment, and caused an immente dopreci: tion of State bonds. The only portio of the debt, he says, actually created b the present administration, is the sete hundred thousar,l dol,ars issued f!or th Land Commission. Under the head of expendtires of ti State government, he Fays it woUl scarcely have been possible for the ne who combined to destroy the credit the State, to have executed their purpos so successfully, had not the General Ai sembly lent them its practical co-oper. tion by exhausting thrOugh its extrav! gance, the fund< in th Treasury, the leaving the S!,te nirh:t s-ov resE"r( balance to meet the fhancial exig-ny. The tonney expended for printing alom dtrirg, and in,cilent IV the ia.t sp.inc n,noitrs to the enormous smam of $2r2 556.34. F-r "c,ntingent expet 4e; an repairs" the soium of $2,14.f5, wa drawn upon the wdrs of the Prew.'e of the Senate and S: kri of the Hrm;:s "Win.h," he sas, "may' well id th l d!rdar-:ieut pause in the ;.a: t0 it ha- len pursuing." Without warr4it of lhw an aleg libi.ity g':.int tile State waf cotractt to he amount of for furaitIr f,r the Sia:e house. are certaiy startii facts, an, give us some slight inkling of th- gr,a abi,si:s that have crqpt iiao the fo;:,i e.pa:rt1e-.t of tOe State. i. is re enet that the menb,e rf the General Assembly b, pai. a shl ry inttead uf the pre*ent per diem coim renation. It iz alo recormended. that th C,d Commission, which is melvntiolld as stainng repronch to the State G,ern mvnt, and an unnecessary drain u,n th 'C easiry, he nbolished and:1 a comp.tec jurict be enplo3cd to cnop!ete the co2i nion of the laws. The abnolniion of several OI$Sces, thb .L"d Gnmmission, Arijn:an'. Gencr's the St:.te and County Auditor's, and generai r' 'uctioin of saaies is ad ned The amoent of taes in arros.r, du' from dr.linquent tax-peyers for the year. 3i8, 1809 and 1870, is put down a $1,1.37,433. The sale of the public lands, the es timated value of which is one million o dollars, is recommended at a minimunr valuation. Considerable space is devoted to thi Ku Klux, and his Excellency labors ar ducusly to throw tbe whole blame of the present unsettled condition of the Statt upon the opposition, and to justify his course in calling to hisq assistance the military power of the United States Several flings, as unjust as they are un dignified, are made at the former wealthy an;d influential citizens of the State; and persistent efforts are made to excite feeling of hostility in the minds of thb laboring white peop'le against that class The system of minority representatior is not recommended, but it is subm'itte< to the deliberate consideration of th; Legislature "whether the men who arn now demaanding the estatblishmen:t b) 1:ny of the system of minority represen tation, are eutitled to this act of miag nlanimtity at" their "han'ds." "It is fe: you," he says, "to determiue whethe: the line of policy pursuedJ by themn sine< the adljournmnent of the tax-payers con venition, tennds to commend the speedi :aloption by you of an elective system which must large!y increase the nutbe; of those in the Gjeneral Assembly wh< are hostile to cur systemz of free govern The total schol:a.:ic popukation of t< State is set down at 197,179. The whob nztunber of teache:s emnploye-i is 1,855, a an .avenge salary of 85 dollars pe mnonth*. lHe reeomumendjs a reduction o th;is rate of comt;.ensationi, "as," he says ui s wel! known that the qualidecationi of at large portion of these teachers woulk not enable them to earn over otne-tir< of thne pay' now received, in any ethe, vocation they might adopt." A r"os den,lorable fact truh-. The total nunbr of patients in tin Lunatic Asvlumn on the 31st of October 1s:1, was 370 ; of these, 295 trere whiter and 75 were colored. At this tiame th;:re aire ZO09 convicts ir the penitentiary. During the year 152 have been pardouned. S:ne other matters are touched upo: by his Ex:celiency, suchn as the B!ui Ih'ge lRail Road, S:teL Orphan Asylum :: a hang~e is recomimueuded in thi Ce'cin liaw so tV:t thecre u'ey be: shorte-ti:ne bet sveen receiving and count U~ ndeuhtedly his Ex"&eoucy makle: 'm1 oo. 5uggesti3:' Onil rec.tmmend:a :in,adit is to be hoped t hat the (en *:i Assemniiail act prompily upori i - o that thec presenit Adiniiitratie: '-nv not bie utterily n-i enztiruly Gad. We hav.e receivedl a copy oft the Me ci.ni, a new paper puNlished at Abbe v:le t. HI., by Messrs. Hlemuphill & Co it is a very hand-omne sheet. Mr. iH:nry Sp-arnick has commencee t I.1 pubieation of the A\ilen T: ibune, it the new C"ounty' of Atken. We have re e. :ved the first numbner, n~ hich is a nra :d well mad.ne np patper. its prireiple: iB-d ad B1an prtsi:fing. Atiot ;ey. ' en i .haiii' wri-tin, gt-ini rai State wrtl.. %-d.Ir. % m"uIgo on pru.,-i ectti. r ii c ct2in caso,. Su'h eillnettt cjt ts-e , as the n. Re:ery .Johnson, ex- \ : rney Gene:al Stbrr,A Ohio, a ud.t I' .ret, of Ne y t , have - tbeen retained. tte Mr. .uohsen' I at:: t .-ce wit t . ttitn l Ian.- iz t'e ia"S. T"r (i niN w& obseres n he rnyre of te h)t~ of - timjrre,tan table t~t ar nil by Mr. John-w Lrt sh t he Artt Oi- t fCf on 11nderi whi-ch PreS':1en1t Gr'lnt ha:S C3r. nrid on his r:iNt:.!'- prlva edings i!i thi State i utte a nt!m v nce with the A C:,nstitution of tihe !amoi. Mr. John ian - wll ptoes he ay (, f the Duke of Well-inglon, that "mnrlti la!aw i4 w) aw; Iand as the resn'!t of h4is -)xnobeatn and knowledge, hie says : '-T feel !atified V that if sueh aI law as: Ithe one I hAve ex. n an.inedI, and sneh ant ex:2entin of it its eis now goin(-: on in South Carl)lina, was pa"sved IV the Englli-l Parliamett, and wnav so tnf'rced b' the Goverm;t, the * penple cf that el:ntry tIoud, !ith te ivie, drire f!on ;o:er i e p,!: ics n conic,rned in it. A NewLerry co-recr-!tA Scnds the following indignant pot-st to t!e Cum bia Phoinix, agilst th vi!e siander of -tttlley, the correspn&-nt of n :ht Tiin', whih Att P-:dore y the -t-or 0 Ie Ut;or'-To vi:: "Tht the nidtr, tn of this State is the p'orn-st ofein:e.o the race t' C wo-! ever zaw: "WhAt a p"y its Conns at- rnt he -eOtd by hin (Smalley) -who ham delbera:4lr proone-d the dfiberate 'lander that tIe Rave'age white matt Of tk i:txt-aht,-ed, sor-ly-tried Walr it, ifh pnore,.t o;eimen of Ihe ' 'aca-iAn raci the worM ever -, t lhen it iea'i he wight di -Over it wou'd he doitg no Vi'eitee to trwk tw adiijt isat thev would hear 6o-ur% tt :nt, im l ith e hintelf in all tihe ettrilotu!es o1 true v;.n hood az weil as %ith ti o0i *1. oiuli ie rive p, , ure fron the jet ui-,l (1 the vile slinder he ut:ered-tttd. ev-n in their r-,< t.d their wrong-z, i1iit'-v supetior to hose reproitCin. ad end>riL: i thiU! We regrtt to ian of the deijke of t': Le-uved lii-hop Davis, of the d:(CesC of South Carolina. Legislative Sanuaary. The Lecilatue as!znbled o TuI .Ah- tEc 2Sth.- ult. SENATE. The Sonnte met at 12 .1, P "-ient Ransier in the Chair. The roll was cailled. and . qt:rtum heirg present, prlyer w-as orf7red by the h%pia:n. N-otices mfre given c,f the introutrtion. of the f )-irg 'ills: L Mr. Sm!aih-Ta repeat a j,int rognlu tion entitled a joirit requton ahori: ing the Go rnor to u' ase 2,i star.da of arms, of the ma't app'~roved pattern, aith tlhe usuial compL:eO2ent (if ammunition; to repea! Ljint resotlti n authorizing thie Ga'vernor to empldoy an .arwed f.ircit for the pro'-rioni of the peace ; to alter at-d auccad the~ Iaw i ro !ationt to fences. Ma. MAaye-Bll to am-d the tax iw Ec. Whitteme,re- B:l to prortect the fiua-ees ar.d credit of the State of South Carolina. gaged itt th.e bu%jress of lttlres arnd the rale of I -ttery tickets. of public tweeiys byV Couty Tmhirte. atnd their disbursemtentt be the Saate Treasurer. The Iltuse met att 2~ .If. Speak er Mo-es in the Chair. The roti was raid, and a quorum b.>in- preet., prayer wa Ic.fered by Revt. W. D). H-ri. A n<iessage was recetid front Gov crnr Scott. rettir:-ing the folloin:g biki thereor: Abill to coans-olidaJteth North-.wem.ern Railroad~ wid the Gee incorporate tcheri' intttsinth variour, Couin tli of the State. bia, apper.rt in several of our Sate ca. chauges. We approve the- move. 'h (Giaceras-Einenti, counse1 from the North have been employed to defend thLe turnf prosecuted under tie Kit K!nz~ Acts of . Congre.s. Th has~ be tundertaken in order tha, ample jiuis ti:ay be donie, atnd to the end thas the continional qu.t:ions itnvolved tmay be cons.id.-red. This kis de.ined , a public diuty. Itn order to e.irry outt tis pups,i,i necessary to rai-e the sonlt of ler, J. B. Paeir, J. P. ' lno'na. :. L. Leap. CcTTIso uts WISDM TEETH -The lo cal isa vrytender-hearted in'lividuna!, his bowls re ullof-comp:sion, orbhave been, and hence he has been vic'.imized times antd times wi:hout number. Nine hundred and ninety-nine timnes has he yielded to the cry of "please lendI me half a do!Iir," or one dollar, and somnetitmes flye, made 'iy some ;unfortunate colored man or woman, who, on such occasions, realzed the tratb that tbere wai nto use itt knocking at :he door of a tad ica! heatrt, for though the p-irry have pohitics1 till nteitheir they nor their frieuds can rest, the mi'k of hum ainnes and the~ :hn caii ed naoney, is not to t>e given away. Well.I he has loaned, but no return has he realized. lBut he is growing wise, an d rave evidence a night or two ago. that he is cctting a wisdom tooth. Imnmedtately opposite this offi-'e, lie was accosted by a ta%! thin dark ie, who is living on future hopes of advtancement, with the request to loan bim fifty cents, that his mo'ther was sica;. This local's heart was touched, he took him in to Motte & TarraDt's and gave hi the amount. The dark ie h-Tt ithl thanka. Tie local thought, this is the thiousand!:h t.mec; when will citmmrnt seuse resumea its svway. Ii' went out. O:her col ored boys were outside--they are always htn~'ing round loose now-and to one said he, do you know the boy who camne out a moment ago? Said he, yes. Well, who is he, and what his character? Said he, he i ar sca, lie stole my bucket of dinner. This c.. told of the half dollar. The other then iug-e. and sail it woutd conme back never. The:cal then followed the borrower and foun.d hint not tar off, and asked to see tht half dollar, and it being produced, the locail athered it and phaced it away for safe keep inig, till another one e ids-when may be it -will not bie given. The lost wasi found, and the joy experienced in being sharp one rime, was immense. The nextt day rh it hatlf dollar *was tnvested in oysters, an.1 cannot be bor rowed miore-. A c- lored! wi'tnn:, y embrit . white a'temptting~ to i-It a hone with at hatchet, m ti ndr her aim and (cit tT the fingter of a iittle colored child, who washoin Sthe hone. -PIXenix. *.r the NerabN. DMEMOIAL TO THE: B1i'INE!S MhN AND CO',13tUNITT CENER%LLY OF NLWL1R(Y. -r Rspecifu'iy ani enrnestly, and wih ere strong desire to ridvancl the moral and re ;iou-t, as weil as the business interests -of boi this CoTmu.ity an! town, is this memorial lar precen:-cl to you. Re,pretenting .n order ma whose wachwords ate "love, purity and fi delity," and with prineip!es fixed and un wavering to precain the truth anj the right, t and to dare mainii-1: it, we :onl'd f.il far sh:rt of mr duty and priviHege. if we faill tra to call attention to an evil nich ij-r exis in our town, and which threaetens, If con tinued en ! ailowed to grow and spreAd, to (th work untold ruin. We s.!nr!c to the :raelice " :Th, (if merchants and traders dispening in:oxi- I cating liquors gra:nitou-ly to their cps til mer-i .s .n induccment or Incentive to trade. &,.- be Dear fellow-citizen-. fr:end--, bjioEher,, h bands, fathers, we do r-t in any spirt of dictation. or superior wisdom, or goodnes, I make this appeal to you, but in kindness and ett: love, and we beecech you. as you love ordier, be morality and an I an elevated tone of society, thc to lend a hnnd to stop an evil which threat- bef ens so much mischief. We do not .sk of I cat you much, the sacrice Is not great. We do an not ask Yo% to Jon onr order, aLhotgh this tea wonld prove a"conisummation dev:Oly to be wished," but we do asL ytu *o frown do,:n a practice so sebversive of >-piness. It is now i Its inCIpiency, for it i> comparatively of1 a recent birth, but fa:hered by bad taste, eos tered and promote I by Infliuencsof the most Phl baleful character, it m;t-it grow alarming If ah not cbecked and stopped in time. This is a , new thing with yon, fclow-itizns, and that it is only practiced by a minoi:y, gives us l hope that It wi!l die the death it merits. Stop a b it for the love you bear those dear to you; stop It for the hope you have of the fut are, a:d before the sin grows greater, and per- I haps hey.d rutdy. What is it for? A key little gat'n, or to make tHs p!ace of business ie taore attractive and popular than others? Would you give that to a fe:Iow,creturi, to gaia his noney or his g:;o14-ll, whIch will steal his sen-ez. rob him of his tim-, de- o prive his family of their support, and nn-!y an ictud hi: to -er,d:on, and only for a few pal-ry dollars? God forbid. Wbo are the viCtims? In the first instare, the c>ord'red man-for they are oacily led to grasp at an ts allurtreat which copo in such attractive firm. And we ask here, is tho-e gain iW the end? Brutalized by strong driak, choap dr! Irep drt:k, thewor;t kiud of poiou,atu hey n mado a destiuctive eloinout, reidy to do any mic.icef their hauds find to do, or which ch! they may be prompted to do by designing ( and cvil-diposed per'ons? Thiuk of this. Put vm1 not in the balance a miserable money gain ow again,t every pricci of right, honor and are in terest. Inc A n-1 t4ie, ti 4jk of your clerks ;m1, your sOn4 . the Our efrorts have been put forth sueccssfully of I anong them, and we hope and trust, that by tow makin.; them sober, or restraining thtrm pat from the evil, we add to their efficiency as ing employees, and rendcr thcn more trust- cot wo:thy and reliable. But, wh"e the work Is C thus begnn by us will, if sacessflly for carried on, redound to your advance- am meat as business men, we fear that the prac- It i tice azbove referred to, may render the tics ent with which we have boti:.i them to tempe- imj ratice, partal:y, if not wholly inadequate, vat and caur-e many of thema to fall of and be or 1 carried beyond our influence for .good. As bei tic member of our organisation can cons feel sistently, either as an en-p'oycee or otherwise, be.1 dispense intoxicating driuk to other;, should E they, by reason of the aforesaid practice, he per ca.lled upon by youto do so, aud, comply, ori they will very soon after yielding, become in- ge;; conisisteit Ia ether respects. Thitnk of this our dlyl, and hourly temptation arnd example, lou :mtd refrain, we heg of yout, bieore it is too enr: late. Inat Anrd l;tly, oat of reepect '0 the mothers, con sis ers and danughterts of or town, who would a g nnt. if they knew you foltowed 2lhe practice, tre< peonize you, we beg you to decsit. And tow we. the Stins of Tempennraie,' .ndi the ladies inc; of Newhberry, will support and assist all L thoset who, in the interest of iaw, ordi'e, mior- g riv atlity and an e'erat-d toe of society, dota not practice t-uch anl evil, but icown it don :he wherever it may hereadier be pr::cticed. ni ---- - w econ To THE ;.DITO!lS OF Trts N.WBF,aRY flEn- cre it.D:and muts :-When I tee-ved an ri the en- ine e:osedt note, which you will p!ease print in biec emme-ion with this, my fe!ingts we:e very !cg deepty moved, not w;th anger or resentmencit, pro but with profound pity for the frailties antd weakcnesses incident to ou:r commoni human- dotn ity. The names ettachted to this ne a the er < names of grod and true men, and the most of them are my own dear and honored ft-iends, A and their advice is wortty of all respect and~ bes consideration. They are meni of sen-e, of ver honor and of good business judgment. Btut be I tieverthieless, my own opimina is, that in giv- frot ing the advice they did, they made a r,ad day misak-e. The appointment, under the cir- the cnttn?ntes, was an insult to the whole pen- Tha plc o-f Newberry, and I cannot see otherwise ne then that it was unbecoming in any one to of li :aecept it, an.d that its acceptao.-- is giving wot direct~ aid and enc-'urag'onrt so the usurpa- and tions of a reckless and uncrupulous ad- bee minisration. evil B'it the appointment has been acccpted, a fr an-I if these Commissioners faitbfully do Jand their duty as hm:-; as the oince i.; in their Ith a hands, le t them receive due credit for that no lerformanlce. EI it is due to the Com::isrione-r to whom ner ref<:rence i4 specially had in may formesr arti- cu ele, to>state, that I have been informed and in a have good reson to believe, that be at fitth deternimed to refuge the appuint:ment ten deed him-, but was induced to accept by unt the udvice of the ;:enttemen whoSe 3iames are the subscribedJ to the enctosed ntote. tii Respecstully, CTO tho rss. ED1TORs:-In your ig'ue of the 21st uit , your correspondent "Cato," allu ding es;ncially- to osNE of the C.ouDsy Com muisor.er= APPOINTED by Gov. Scott, Nov. py 1 10th, '71. says, "l.f HR had refused the ep- Ioth pointmentt he would have done welt, ad have gained the respect of all good and hoo-Of est men." We, the undersigned, insisted ou mon his ace'-pting the appointmnt. atnd believe nrta all considerate men will , -ide. it his dutyth to accept UtNER THE CiBce MSTANCES. hut we of course believe that Messrs. MariJ &Sw Les:er, and no others, should have thne ;tmees A to which thee were elected.I J P. Pool." John T. i'-terson, W. G. Mayes, E 8. (X;pock, A. G. Maybiu, Thos. M. L4iie, Slit W. T .'rrant. P. Rtodel<perger, i R. L. Mci auzbrin, George i. Tuck-er. PaEER, 3iUSICAL MONTULy for Decemn bet' is to hund, containing uineteern choice IA piees of Yoc:d and lnstrnuc'tntal Music, tall A o which cat he lhst for 3) cents. It see mts a hs:;rd to believec that so touch can he fur-ha niished f'or such as small sum, but Wn E yowth that it :s. it coms regularly eveC y mlonthI. txi and Contlin; nothirn :t good Music. Bound b voltues for 1871 are offered. post-pail, for. %5. JTh'y co'me elegtatly boundI in erims~on it 0 cloth. git si.! es amnd edgis. and are gu-iran ti-cl to%contain 450 worth of choice P'ianoi Mit-ic. (somec 240 piece;.) If ordered per ex- pre prsa S4t.50 will secure it. We would audvis-' aill t:b e sking Holiday P'resents no bear ' this work in mind. Music is always a proper ove pre,ent to a :ily, an! in no other sape~ nor the -came amurnnt of' gd mus tic canr h h1n tgt. It i- puhii-hedi by J. L. Peters, .t'? -i U;oandw-y. N e' Yoik. - - +-- e+ - the The Spi irt-s.nur antd U -ion It iion !- n.1 Ia vertiset for so:le by the reteri es. Mee-rs. 1; x- thi LOCAL ht haTd---recent!y f-1un1d. e-.r, be riCov ! by the owner's seniYg to this offlee. .%LF DAY.--NoNwilhstandiing the rough, 4;erot- nature of the weather, th,-e wa.s a :e crowd in Town on lMond7y 1;t, and ch property was disposed of. tlention is invited to Dr. Fant's raver ment in another column. The Doctor, -Ill be seen, prepares quitm a n:mber of uble remedials, which Le offers to the le as :ing pure. strong and eflicacions. Corns op L%crviPes vi- he aircn, first of which to !,; d rivered on Frm!ty hr week.) in rH of the Ft male Seminary. :.l lectures are now in course of prepara , r.nd due notice wit' h, giren, of time, ce and subject. A miderate c'narge wil! mQde for ;dm'sion, the proceeds ;o be d as above stated. ARATA.-Attention is C;old to M-. Dack ia(dver.isementof M.ile Acadery; it will seen that his rates are 550, 49 and 30 for . bole ye-r. instead of $20, 15 and 10 as ore stated. Also that he does give a va Ion. This Is an cxce'ent school for boys, I Mr. D. enjoys a wide reputaion as a :her. Ic hIve received a c,;py of a pamphet )lI-Shed under the ru;pices of the Columbia ird of Tra1c, setting forth the advantages :he ('.p!al as n mrn'acturing wnd coM rea! city. The pamphlet is from the )oix efflre, an,1 is handsomely printed, cvntain> a To!nme of it:restIng matter, aing to fbundation, destruction and cequent rvhabili9tam xnd growth of Co 9in.'' The ptaph!ct excellazly serns as ook of refe-ence, and does tredit to the erprising Board of Trad'je of that eity. (otte's Victoria Tonle Bir:eri shonld be it in every house, and their life-giving Ton 'roperties tripd by rJ. 4&--t. ADIE& DixNEX: AND *UPPER.--0ue A cess a!temled tie cfforts of the lndies of 3L. r. Cburch in ther diner and supper sa!e day. 'Ihe fare was rich and abundant. waq parttken of wi-h satisfaction. At ht the seere was resplendent. We rmgret t limited srace prevents a more cx*cnld ice, and snch an one as the occasiou mar Suffiee it that it was all that coid kave z desired. In our nfxt we shall siy more ut this rleaxant aff.r. oue that might be Dated agin :ud stgin. Cotte's Victoria Torie ittter- w:l keep off Is. 48 -6:. 't.DWF.L Sri:ai -Tt.e proqpective ad tages which are pre-enei to property iers, In the widening of Caidivell Street, many: prominrnt Pirong whieb are the ren3ed vaIne of real estate on that street; Certs!nty of its hec-ming the grand angle he mart of trade, n .n ornament to the 'n. Topographi;a!ly, it is the avenne. excellence, ci sh;,d be enl:trged. Be the eentre of o:tr twn, in the poeible tingency of fire on either aide, (our town ompact, 9n1 the strts are too narrow tbc denands upon tem) it would give p!e spaee for its combat and rei.,tnce. the opinion of many that this roooted trprise shoulsd be consumrnsed, for the iedirnents are so ranch less than the ad tages to be derived, there being but one wo buildings Ia the way, the front line Ig ground, more or less, unoccupied, ten of which wonld tnot toaterially umar the uty of the enciosure::. hall we take that tide which, beyond a tdventure, must lead to fortunate rsults, till we al!ow a war. of publie spirit ad erous euterprise to catu.ss the residue of comnmercial lives to be bound in alhal s? Ev-erythnog woosand invites t-te rgemen f Caellsreet-i:<. centrality. rai execelnce, pauelty of o)bstruction. imunity dem~ands, Sre. To give this street -cuter width, with Iiues of gnerou-. uhade c,will make the avenne an; ornament of our n, and thre initial point the centre of bus-. ~s. at us jump at so fine an opportunity of ng greater businiess facili:ies anid advan :s to our town. Ev'ery improvement 01 town is a mutual benefit to the cornmun at large, and appeals even to oar selthh siderations, inasmuch as real estate in ises in value, and ro honses go up, a gretrth in population and trade, the :itable rCeIl. Newberry is destinedl to yme a city; let us take advant.age of all timnate way.s and meant of I::erea.sing her spenity. Eotte's Victoria Tonic Bitters. are, beyond bt, the best Constitutioal Renovator ev ffred to.thelpublic. 48-8'. SLtP BETWoE CUr Am Lx.-The :laid picns g-mg iglay at times, and in fication of the oft repeated adage, a wou'd 'appy bridec-groom, not a thou-and miles a this ('art House, about a wtek or ten S ago, al; things being ready, started for vinc-emboweredl cot of his lady love tnight ho expected to receive a full .sure of haippiness; it was to he the night is wedding, and it was "the night whi;ch Id either make him or undo h im quite," like a true knight he wais arrayed as ime~ a loyal lover. lBut alas alas, in en moment lhe took with him for company, end, whao ras a!.so arra:yed ins sore clothes, somrnhow or the o:her way, the two Lo. io's fel!out:ntd qnarrelled.nnd.i in revenge, cuht, the friend of the ex pectant bride mn, putting on his mno't captistming mr.n ,enticed the fair oue out, and gained her ient to take a walk. This wvak resulted ride. "They rode and they rode ott r foatig steeds," all the nigh t, nearly, I they reached .Squirc ---s house.aboct dawing, and were married. Wheother was a premeditated affair or noat, we a, s-:y; we ra:her thiink, however, that fair co had been datllying with two rgs to her bow', and at the !ast moment ded which of the two should be the hap tr mant, and hope the next time beoessays venture of this kind, that he will be e successful. 11lad he been robbied of his o by death, it migh: htave been sai.l of n, et - she died1 as it were to-day, nd -- he died to morrow; et -- died of pare, pure grief, nd -- he died of sorro'v, rtrror, rorror. was buried in the old church yard, was buried r;ghit by ther, en out of her bosom there grew a red rose, ad Out of his own a briar, riar, riar. rid perhaps this briar and red rose might e grown to the chunreh steeple top, uttil could grow no higher, anud then en tel1 in a true~ lover's knot, for all true ers to admire, ire, ire. Uut fate ordained therwise. Alas. a-lass. [otte's Tinoria' Tonic lIitters ate usedl andi scribed by Pihysicims as the best. 48-Or. itE ADVERTISERS' GAZETTE. a boohk Cf r 100 pages. sent by tnail to any a ldtres< Ct , Adertti.ing Arents. No. 411 l'.,rk N.Sw Ytk. [he Washmog'in (I). C.) rdar-I s:ays : "It pttrs thte I ivertiser tin track of s,vin-r nmtner- by juldii.'s ot ,;:md gi: inform.j,onInd wiieI tat. e h'r..nr:ti, .nte liind It.rit int rpensine " .irE~a T;urr"s fror thc Hlerald. o]:-T r oe paragraph II lazt w.ek, a-4i.;t Ior, aid caling attention f to the DeCe.,s!'Y of, more InPT ACCOXxO- t. rATON, wa< most appropo. It wa one of the right thingr in the right place, and I t.n<t it mar have the desired effcct, in no: only Showing the ofilers of the Greenville i C Rai! Road how derelict tiey have been, in a so long overlooking the comfort ar con vcnience of the traveliin- eablic, but in giv- 1r Ing paSCn.gers what thiy su mub need. ?and. too, nbat they have ,t ri:Iit toj look for. . On il well-rcgui-ed and wll.apponted r oads, the c'tr.fori of p-isseIer% j< ',oked to, y and why should not the G. & C. R. 1. o likeir:i'? Its bu't:eS! ir gt, and no ex c'o can bc .fferedl on the gmund of having no mons. I for fni ve fe:t the poverty ti of the preset cheeris and uninvi:itg depot r ou!-!o,k, and nlore in consideration of the tender femals and ch1dron, who are forcod tj to rough it in comrnon with the roughe1st e It is time the c-nditi:>n is irproved. Tre people denand it. On Friday la.it it was 9 horrible, with the Aleet and snow thick on thAgrnund, ind reminded we of the time It d "when in rain, hail, sleet or snow, we poor o soldiers bad to go," a4 I st!ol on the open i b edificte, or platform, 105 feet long, wbich now Re-rvrs all the purplw, of a depot. Speak of ;it .gaii, Meori. Ei:or;, ano oh!ige more -thIn on2 nt in :he C"1 PASMENGER. a A CMII!. -P ?o the Eii!ors of the !tra6b :I never want e to beur more rfian my ohAre, Meors. Editor" and il oldcr that the c-!c may n-rlersittnd the late municipel ertion, I wiMi endeaor b in to gave tome p"min fw-!!s : A portion of the b citizent gvt nt a Pry Tickt in oppo,4ltion to the Wet T.cket. aP4 Pl;d me to help them I to elect It: we tifrng at- ebcice in the two. 0nmy we thonght that the Dry Ticket would a be mom to our Interest than he Wot Ticket. I AIao, some of uq get a little more than our b shave, fur we all have been a little too wet, Yours, MATlEW GUAY. N. B. Ah-o, Per-ons wanring brick-t4yers V will do well to e.i'l tn Mathew Grry aud Lige t Stucknn, at Newberry C. U. Tbey will c rl guarantee tUrt they wiU give genoral satis- b factio. L)op a few ai. at the post offlo, ad wewi enm -.t any call. Your., 0 CR.k & STi'CKEAN. it Sc-TEL i HUMAN BODY, ITS W1,TE D REDPAIR.-The body is ui- & dergoinz cc:tin-ut wa:re, brth in the vrpl untry :wenenof zbor''d .act;" gon erally inertal as weil a., physical) and also y in the invuhmn-iarv proceszoes (respirition for e.aph.) This W:-0te1 m.at to repaired V by the biood, as it ce:int:aly circu!atoe s and comes i-vo cootact with the various I ri portions of the sy.i;ew; and the lo.wes of Y the blood nin-t he suppid from foad. As I the material of the bo-ly is derived from ' the '1Static! of the food, s. all vital power I a ft iA derived from foree sored up in the food. 0 Food is or2aric matter in a .l:e:e ef mole cnlar ten:-inn ; rnd whey, in digeston, it i becorips decomrpos'l, this ensorn, is given C out in the form c.f :hysical focs such as - mnu.eubar poer, anrima!i he t and the like. E'very thot:ght that we :hink, e-ery- breath that v.e draw, <:very slightest mtoton or gesture thb.: we make, wears away the or ganized-t tissutes to .sma~ exa nt. In a healthy a e-ondition this wasta pouces~ a popor tiooata adegree of apprire andb of dge,tive rigour. 3ut in mperfe-ct health it is not so. Either teappti: is defcies, or the forcc' of the dige.tive organs~ are r.ot a de- 1 queel so oc,,vera into autridbou. blood that awnum:it of footd w'ria the appri:aenrves. Now Dr. Fi-vl\'s Et:ra is a tune anid stir: ulaut atprod by is igre,dien.ts to create an a:rehn blen petite, -...d aJ'o la like d.e- ed gree to stimuWt the utgesuvie powers. Whenoa ame isr& aco uli.-hed, and the systeum o:nce p'ut iu ;he i- iy of apropriating ? nouriiu:ent for itself,i wO uayl kok upon he cure as a:dy d'et ted. Time and e caireful livi:g will do she rea'. tI ecc. 6', 42-I m. e.n.w. .%3- TIE GR XT PICTOR AtL ANiFAL -ioeter's t:;ited Statesa Ainmanae for 1 ~2, for distrib,rion, gratis throughout the I'ni:ed Sta:es, anid al lcivi bizeb contriea of the W7estern HemiP.p'ere, will ha published; aout the f:r't ofJanurry, ina the Ength-h, man,ra French, N;orwegiT Welth, SwedKdh, tHoihnd, 1Bohemaian ar.d S1xtisht languaages , n.: nlt aho wh.hto understa::d the true phlo-ophyv of health shouldI read and p.or.!gr the vaslunole suggiestionas it contains. In a-diion to an admuirt.le meihca treatise on the causes, I prstliont and cure of a great variety of ti iseases, it em.bracea a hunrge amount of in formation interestit g to the mrerchaut, the mechanic, the miner, the f.:rmeir, the planiter, and'. professionia! man ;a:ri the calcuhatios hiave been nuiinde for Much mmeridians~ and latitudes as are met m:tahit' for a correct and comaprehat;rire .5doOt:..i'aider. The natulre, tuses, nitri (:Xtr:c.si:ary maary Y effTects of THoste:ner'a s cameh Ftitters, the ~ staple tonic sand ailerative of norte. half the ('br:iian world, are 5;;v set forth in its 1..go, which~ air.) uno irttrtperd I w ish pic toril d !t!st t ium:, valb:.. wei..s for the i ts.-bhl anid farm, humorousa an ecl te i :i ohtr basrerz e andi amusaini Amion;g the Anau:.j to ,pp.>ar wi.hi t'r.e opemiug of Ihe ea. thi -- h i ae ce of the moost useful, ao wear ile b .i for the ainig. The proprietors, :desm:. !?oatetuer ,& Sitith, I l'iit:dsurg, D., toa r-eeipt of a two ce:nt sitanp. wvii! forward a cop~y ty tuo! to anyiV persoa w!:o cannoct p ri.ctrt: Oo in bisueatigh- . borhood. The Ltters aro sold i-a every city, town atd valU.ge, aud are exteuaivly used throughiout the ec'.ire civilized world. t Dec. G, 49i I l'anmoF I'ostir.--h .immenve "a!i or roa' er -xx-ewin 31.chis - a pn' I ia ve f thaeer merits. No Iii ox kiovi. in :--yi: .tii tht.t themn -are wv ing t du wxithout ore. Au liiiing~. a i te. wiy of e i. plaii* Or orn;0 m: n. enni be- doneC onf them,~ a:: ach Cid nwith butt iit:ie in structiou Can runith wit:ri e facity ThLe m chni.erv is simpeed not lat' to reuk otr "et i out uf~trder. -IThey have. bee known.ax i to keep~ In goiod. runintg order er litetiu years without ' m.ed ot repairs. wh icen ta 't bie to:id of oither m::cineis. .'e .srt. Click & Chick are thle a;:eute at Newxberry. St. COMMERCIAL. EaWBtP.Y, S. (2 , December 5.-Cott n 17ic. Lt.stIoro.. Diecember 4-Ev.'moti -Cot tin fiim-uphods 9: lirlean< 9' a 10 qu'ivt-upho:izds 1t : ( tIc.anos 1- Gold lull. *at 10. CnA wrLSos, lcember 4.-Cott.aa strong' -miidlan: 1S i. ArGts'ra. lDecembeir 4.-Cotton strong m jtng 172. uNIO~N SETTS Justr receivedl. Now is the, time to put them in. For- sale by 310TTE & TARR~ANT. MAN%uAcTr:vNG ENTxTPruse IN CARiT.Fc j..-( harle--tou is f:it becoming a mn:,nufactur -as well a commercial city. The h, rgest 11t1.in ctory of doorm, sashes. blinds. &c., in tIwa Stati, n States is that of Mr. 1'. 1. Toame. on Hort ,ek's Wharf in that city, sales roomq -.t No. 2. aynestreet. .iir.lToale'sadverti:--nctapars i anvthercolumn. Nov. 1- Im. VZr WE KNOW THAT FOR ennin. paint, windows, china and glass are; for polishing knives, tin, iron, brass id copper warn!, and for rentoving stains otn marble and porcelain, and rust from achinery, F.n-ch lorgan's Sou's Sap3lio the best thir:g in use. fa AL PJAHOASANT 0P*ER_1 ION-"Drawing" one of the 24M5 cash I 'ft< which are to he distributed by the South 01rolin L:nd and Imrrigration Assoc iation t the Grand Cont-erts in Charle-ton. on the :b of January next. Unike othcr dentists, Ie luckv fellow will nut "'look down in the oh"it PENZTZATING to the source of disease in te secretions aud the circulation, regulating ery organ, and bracing every nerve and fibre Sthe body. Da. WAL.EK'S VInGa Brrrzas re ef'ectits- the most astonishing cures of indi .,tion, biliousness. nervous weakness. rh-uia em, scroltulous diporders. and chronic coustipa on, that the world has ever witnessed. MAGIC OF THE XCUTH-Oiferons Sozo oout, renders the mouth enchanti g. composed r rare antiseptic herbs, it imparts whitentess to ie teeth, a delicious flower-like aroma to the reeth, and preserves intact, from youth to age, le teeth. 'WHO WILL SUFzR "-It is now 24:renrs rooe Dr. Tobias' Venetian Lini:nent was put be >re the public. warraynting it to cure Chronic heuWatism. Ileauh:che, Cuts. Burns, Bruises, Id Sores, Pahns in the Limbs. Back and Chest; nd it has never fuiled. Sold by Druggists. De Dt, 10 Park Plape. .ew York. THE EUMAN IAR.-Barnett's Cocoa]ne. a mli;outd ofCocon-uut Oil, etc., is unrivalled t a dresiDg for the hair. For sale by all Drug PlAT'S ASTRAZ 0IL.-Not the Chearest, ut sest and Bt Illuminating Oil for family -e ever made. lurns in the ordinary kerosene mp Does not take fire, nor explode if the mp is upset and broken. Send for Circular. I1 House of'harles 'ratt, established 1770, New ork. RISLETS LLINIENT-Of Arnica, IIops, arbolio Acid. acts as a universal external care il, acting on the nerves connected wit' theskin. promnptly relieves Neural.ia Paiis, Cleanses od oures old sores and ulcers, flesh wounds, urus. bral.e.s. sprains. &c. Sold everywhere at eents. Morgan & Rislay, Wbolesale Drug ists, New York. General Agents. LAIRDS' BLOOM OF YOUTH:-A most de ghtful toilet preparatiou for beautifying the tin. has been established over ten years; during :at time over one miIlion ladies have used it; in rery instance it ha- given entire satisotion; it moves all imperfectious. tans. fteckles and sun ur-s, giving the skin a youthil appearance. old at all Druggists and Fancy Good Storm. epot !, God Street. New York. THANKS TO THE TIMELY DISCOVERY r3irs. %% inslow's Soothing Syrup. the bearts of any parents have been made g!ud by witness ig the beneiclal etects. which this remedy nev 111ai;S to produce during the critical period of CAPI."C SALVE -Nothing like it ever towu before. Cures cnts, burns. sores. wounds e.. like mr.gia. Physicians peak of it In terms f the highest prais.. Price 25 cent per box. An F. Henry. Sole Propriutor, 8 College Place, ew York. 2HYSICIANS who have prescribed Svaptiia or rirded (JiJiua use no other form of opum in icir prntic-. C2-ISTA1OR-S ZAIR DYM.-1fall hIs hairs ere live. or0telIosaid, "my great revonge hath omach for them all "' But hair that's grey or rndy, whi-9 or red, the la<iies huve no stomach r ai all. Use Cristadoro's Dye and the evil is nmedied. Wauui&ctvry,68 Maideu Lane, .New ork. THE PUZZST and Smetest Cod Liver Oil i the % orld i. HaiardC & C:,swell's made on the a-hore, from fre:-t. selected livers, by Cuaswell. s:ard & ( o . New York. It is absolutely pure id swe.t. Patien.s who hiave otice taken it ore r it to al others. PhySicials have decided il iperior to %=y of the oi her oils in the market. JO'JVIN'S Inodoroms Kid Glove Cleaner re ores soiled g1Pwes equal to now. For e by ,ruggists aud Vanc) Goo(!* Dealers. Price 25 !nts per bottle. F. C. Wells & Co., New York. Dec. 6. 48-len. 145-7-ly. Head-Qurters Christmast; begins Dcemn e'r 6th AT A. HA REIS',1 N3 NO Wi.ER ELS, 'If you dlonht this a;! you have to do is to -to A. llarris', ns my~ hea-rlirte'rs are ere, and you will Sudl that he has :andies, Toys, And Ku Klux, il of w hich 1:e wi!! sell :i t Nices so low, hat thism is the place for you to go. e has got Tru:npets yotu ca:; b'ow, tid he L. s .Mot:keys that can go, n:l Dolls wh'iich can crow, ;d Donkeys v ot wont go. Th.sides Clowns, IHoraes, Dogs, antd Cows. fact he, has all yo:: possibly enn~ W.t:t for D)oh't forget where it i-. SANTA CL AUS. At A, ARI' De . l -19--i. in0 let .Ladies' Furs, elvet Ribbons. all sizes, ry Good:s, U ots and Shoes ~raceries, etc. us.t reoiC'Ved and for salo ..ow at A. H ARRIS. Dee 6 -19? totice for Finaal Dis charge. NOTICE is hereby given that I will apply >the P'rob.tte Court, lorn Newberry Coenty, ri the -ith'd.ry oh .J.a:nry, I -:2. tor a Sntal Webnarge as Admink-'.rato.r of the~ estate of r. Jamtes lidl, dee'd. THIUMAS DUCKETT, C()UNTY (.)V NIEW1Eli{---IN PR Ui3AT.E COURT. xPa'.r:e John C. Wil-on as Audm'r, &c.-.. Pen tion for Sele of Personal Ptoperty. Prsuntt to all order of the Prolate idge, I will sel! ont W ednetsdayv, the 20th ist., at the residenice of Thomtas RI. Wilson, ed. tall the persomda propt:rty of said ee'd., cotnsisting of (Ite hior:e, iad calest, U::e huggv, ~A ieulitral imlaemInts, Cotton, Cotton seed, &. TIonsehohl and Kitchetn Furtiaor.-, e.tc. Terms of sale-cash. No0 property to be emoved until paid for. Ir,.- -r u. TrA m:r:;n. NEWBER] RE. ECTFULLY commends to the confi tions, which are nianufacture d under N own may be rehed upon for their purity an 1 Offic Eanta To; Composod of the best antiperiodic Tonics kno% FANT'SELER OF A most palatable Cordial, paricular!y recornr as reside in low, damp situ.dions, where the D( Fant's Compeund Syrhp of Sar This preparation will purify the blood and el Dr FANT'S 0o An Invaluable U.emedy for Children sufecrin- i tions generally. My stock of DRUGS, AEDICINEZ Are fresh, lirge and complete, all o! wh*ch I Alao a large and well selected variety of PErFUI-E RY AND Both Foreign and American. I furthermore Which is perfectly SAFE and RELIABLE, at experinent what no other lamp has done; th any BURNING FLUID. Precritins refl4 CO-Ll the Day a Dec. 6, 49-D. uhs, Kand 6y arid VrPcI'P1 KRiSTMAS iS KOFiN4, An] now is the time to supply yourelves with the i ecensarie% for S:oekings will be g ip anCistmas Trees must flourish. Come Soon :" ther. will be a great rush at the B.ALI' l4i(;jE GOIRNE, and Sanita "Elans insi6ts on 1y"u to b-.y in your supplies at once. Ahout FWTEEN UlN ID P(UND) of Iuorted Yrench, E:ii.Ji,li jnd Americ;,.n C ANDY. ; RUITS of all M-.inds. Whole, h:,If .nr pa. ter boxri RAISINS. CLiR A N TS, CITLON, IFIGS, &c. ALMONDS, ai m!l kinds of NUTS. CAKES, aid~ a large variety of Crackers. DOLLS of every size, aud a generatl stock of ToYS. Prize Boxes from Fie to Fiftv Cent-s. Faraily Groceries Gen~era!!y. OYSTrERS, and all kinds ot GANNED) SRKLING C'HA.MP.\GNE CN DEL in Drasug.ht. D;ffer.-nt graides oif FEne SEG.\RtS and TOBIACCO, and miany otheir in ii o nn i mero,n. to e'rnmeraste, I -W DOW)Ni FOR (ASH. A!l at te UALi IMORd CORNF.R, A. . WICKER2. Dec. 6, 49-t f. I will s-ll u;n:il the I ath d.v oft this montlh, all the .:osds I harve~ i e Gioce.ry Line, Crock'ry lit.e and. Tin War: Linre. [fncy grocries ixepodii) at, andrs in ~sone eaes, below COYT. Whby ? I.e.m': I amt ob.ligd to have~ an extra ~supply of rmrn::iy by that time, an-! because I w ant the roomu for Christma.s G,ood. L. P.. MA !?:H.1LL. Dec. 6, .49- i t. NOTICE. At a mieetin;r of the Boir! of Co:m;rty 'onlissie'is, it was ordiredr that pr Fi sals be in:vited lit the !wie:.inz of thie Pour l[onrse !or the yiear ( lS~t: igh:teenhun drii andsi se'vnt it iwo. Sidir propu-s toi bei delivieed in wridii -o.hd lvy onr ofii Ch:irreani IX;::rd of Ct.si:a Ii t he Coin tuimn l'X':it-.' W~ hv. et. at. 1Rit for l'aLrtit;kn. '.. Uy order of the (onirt of (owmn eh-: for :'wbery Couty. I a it (tI. on ti 1: - ya in .la'inrary text, all that Trtrct or. naiW sit nte in Newiberry Couty. iii waters of t nnon's treek. cintaiin g one hrundred rd nise::cres, ore or less. bounded by lands of $iophra Neel, \bram 3Moore. M rs. triflth. and others. Term- o: Sale-Caih. 1e 6 494 TIlflS. 3. Lilm.h e-feree. s.Ti UE OUO TH CAflOL,INA. CO UNTY~ OF N l\ EWHElIY.. IN PJIt(.BATE COURT. Ih- order of the .Jnd]ge of Prob:re, for New ierry County. da:ted 5tb D~cembe!r, 1871, I ivill -eli. at lie laste residence ofiT. dius S. oiet, deceased, in snrid Comuty, ju Wednesday the 20th daiy of D)ecemrc!. instant. ic personal esta;e of said deccased, consist ing of orses. Mules, Cattle, Sheep, Hoigs, Cotton, Corn, 'oider, .'klantion TIools, ]Kitchen Fturtnittr, &c. TE3ttS OF S.At-2 CAsu TIlt $. M. PAYSNGCEI, SherifT :. C. Dec. t 4J-3i. Giso's .Um3spherie Qu~rn Dasher. The subscribers havintg puirchsa<eldie iht for this kounity, offer for t'ale the ubove Chiuris, to huniiiies or iniiui. By the use of tihis Daseir, bu:tr crn bei nae fromt fresh mtilk in 15 nfntes, and! ol ertter gn.diity than ini t he ordinary churn. They haive bieen testeid and are niow int u-e by a larget tiiumbe'r of1 persons who are en tirlv sati-hfid with tshein. A LSO F(ll SA LE, The Cicnenber Wood P':nps, of any :engths to suit piurchasiers, cani be. hiad of MA.\ ;s & .\llRT IN. Dic. 6, 49-2t. 20)0 Unrrels and Stiek Flour, in ste aid to arrive, From 87.50) to 3i i per ':-rrr1. No~ 2'JI; \!ow EI. AND CHEMIST, .Y, S. C., nee of the comniity bik popuihr prepar. sh"pervi-ion, with great @ure,. a.d which ie Ritters, m to the Medical Profession. -AL%SAYA BARK, ended to persons ot weak hibit, and to snah rvoUs *tystem is, more or less, relaxed. 3apari"a, Q;een's Delight, &e. iminate mercury from the ystem. rI'ING SYRUP, 'rom Tectli*.;, Indigestior, and BoTrel Affre AND CHEMICALS, guarantee tohe Chemically P11RE. f31LET ARTICLES, call the atte!tion of the public to Lit PLGO4VE 'LAs Pp i whici has won for iisolf from Chen,ical IL is, it will not EX0L1DE frin the u,e of pnded' al ny Hour of nd Mght. 18 J. M1i T"l; Invite attention to their Lirgre !tock of Ladies and Misses elegant Furs, ranging in price from $3.00 to $7.00. Ladies W alking Suits Also a large stck of La. S SiaWls and Gloinks. All of which arc (ffered at vrY low prices. De6 It O.N V TTON, 720C LEVEL, NEWBERRY CO., SO. CA. A-et for dhe 1-il of the celebra.e.l Patent waIrrainted to never :rn or ija:re the *!othes in any wayi. Besto and chietpst line in the nor:d, price onl l tecen ts per fooit, mani n factu;red hv the Hl udon River Wh:e 41111 Co..V Ne ork. P.. C. S IJVER. DA TIDJONES. R,. C. SHIVEiR & Co., WHOLENA LE andi( REYCAIL~ DEA LERS in D1RY GOODS, Notins, .F'ors, L-e-s, Embroid!eri,e. Gioaks, simwls, Um'-rellas, ct'ls, M!!nery Gooi4, B3onnet't, Flowers, Fe.aithers, Ribbont, Y..ivets. Satini-, S.k., Wind.ow Shoades, Wi;ndow Cornies, Wi::dow 1)bmnaskcs, Pi ering, WVal Decoratin, o.l Pali:,Gro..n., Stee.l Engraviniga Li ter:phs, Up1hol-rery Goods oIf all kinds. Drec-madking in all its branch:es. Y:anufaic turing Rooms wth.re we arc makirg op Suits for b-,< thanth: mi ateri-ds of a imit often cost. Ourt maimu siii:tock of lhe year is niow in .store, mr~king~ suzch a .di.tp!ay ot g-ods ai ut e never had before, far suirpas.sing anything int-ide N.'w Y'otk eIty. 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