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AA W"Nar . C, Wodneday, 1ay, 16, 18'2. The GreenviMle Mountaineer. This time-honored and esteemed paper rnakes its appearance in a new dress pleasing to the eye and creditable to its worthy proprietor. It is pleasant to note such changes and improvements as they indicate success. May its list of paying subscribers increase and multiply. The Temperance Advoate. We notice with pleasure the eniarged and otherwise improved appearance of the Temperance .Advocate. -Divisions are being formed over the whole State, and the accessions to the ranks of the Temperance army are growing larger every day. The enterprising and intel ligent editor and proprietor appreciating the necessity and iuportance of keeping pace with the advance, comes out this week with a bolder front in size and gen eral looks. We wish both the Advocate and the noble cause it represents success. Agricultura Congress. The third session of this body con. venes at St. Louis, Mo., on Monday, May 27th, under the auspices of the St. Louis Agricultural and Mechanical Association. Delegates are being appointed. in all sections of the country, and the pros pects for a full attendance and an in teresting meeting, are most flattering. Societies in every department of agri culture are entitled to send delegates up. on a basis of one for each fifty of its members. The Secretary, Mr. Chas. W. Greene, of Jackson, Tenn., will furnish any in. formation desired. We would advise our local societies to be represented. The Southern Lutheran General Synod, Composed of one delegate, clerical and lay,for every six members of each Synod, convened in Archdale-street Church, Charleston, last Thursday. South Carolina is represented bv Revs. W. Berley, J. A. Sligh, J. D. Shirey, P. Derrick and Dr. A. R. Rude. Lay Dele gates-W. W.*Houseal, J. 11. Honour, M. D., J. L. Derrick. W. Haltiwanger. Synod was opened with communion, and other appropriate services. The re port of tbe President was read by Rev. T. W. Dosh. The election for permanent officers of Synod resulted as follows : Rev. S. A. Repass, Chairmar ; G. M. Beltzhoover, Secretary ; Wni. flaltiranger, Treas. Episcopal Convention. The Eighty-second Annual Conven tion of the Diocese of South Carolina as stmbled in Ch.areston Thursday last and was duly organized. Rev. J. D. McCollough was elected Secretary, and Mr. R. Horry Frost,Treas. Rev. A. Toomer Porter was appointed preacher to the next Convention, and Rey. W. 0. Prentiss, Alternate. The report of the Standing Committee, in which, touching reference is bad to the death of Bishop Davis and the Rev. C. P. Gadsden, closes with the following admission : "The Committee close their sad record with one grave fact. They have not received one candidate for or ders during the past year. They com mend this solemn fact to the conscience of the Church". Legislators cut of Punds. With an eye to business the General Assembly adjourned only on -a recess, and now a call is being made for another session,on thne plea that the public finances need looking into, or rather after. What good can possibly comen of an extra ses sion, no one outside of the delectable body of legislators can see. The only solution is that they are out of funds themselves-the pdiblic interest is not in all their thoaghts --and they hope not only to devise some ways and means to recover something on their back due cer titicates, but at the same time increase the chance for e. bigger -dig into the Treasury' whenever it is in fu:nd.<. Six dollars a day and mileage is a good thing as they know, and remembering the old song, "when you get a good thing, save it," they follow it out to the letter. There is nro earzhiy use for an extra session, no more use for it than a coach has for a fifth -wheel. Mventures of Five Liber-al Empublicans. Five Liberal colored Republicans pas sed through Fredericksburg en route to the Cincinnati Convention. They were very '-liberal" at the depot, treating promiscuoua'y. Free drinks, &c., for all their friends. These darkies were much "up-lifted," and felt themselves and the importance of their mission and position -and the whiskey also. Alas! to relate. When they got to Wasrhington some "mean, poor white Grnt'ggrs ent for them, and "got themand adethem drunk, and puzt thre injail' Af-urth "deiegrte," min us his money and thnrough ticket, return, ed to Richmond on Monday night, won dlering "w hat that ge-ntlemnan would say wh o ;;ive himt the through ticket and tifti- dollars.' Grant has the colored folks in worse slavery than they ever were before. They dare r.ot vote against Grant. F: edericksbuorg News. Indeed he ha-s and it is time they were "going" for him, or against him, to make it plain. Grant first and the carpet baggers next and the devil take thne hindmost the colored people. That is the game. A Monel-n Claude DuvanI. The Edgefield Advertiser says: Captain C. V. HIhmilton, whose r.ame is so notorious i:n Edgeed, andl who married into -one of the best families on Stiuda was tried ten days ago, at Thiom son, Ga-, foundl guilty, and sentenced to tea years ini the S:ate penitentiary. 2The publie will remember his; arrest, and that of his accomplices, some two months back. It see:ns he was the head of a regular band of banditti, who robbed and p,iiaged an,d tuurdere-d without mercy nd without restraint.-ts tiro lead ing accomplices, Willi: and Long, pladedai.iit" ad e ?hn ta.; seen'tccd to iice years in the p,nitcnti3ry. Willis t.ld thje whole tale straight out from beginrdng to end. And a dark, stirring, a-nd startling tale it is. flailton, who is in appearance, dress,;manners, &c., an intelligent and polished ;;entleman, is now in jail in Augusta, preparatory to being taken to the peniterdiiry. Thom son is the county seat of a new county, and has, as yet, no jail. The Nomination. Did we collect al! that has been writ ten and expressed North, South, East and West, gatulatury of the nomination made by the Cincinnati Convention, and then had the ability and ti:me to con dense the pith, our limited space would not near suffice. The satisfaction is wide spread, and every day only in creases the conviction that the selections made are the best. The radical extri m ists nttempted to make a joke of it at first, bu' they now see that it is a serious matter and one which gives them much concern, and tl.r hope now is that the Democratic Convention, soon to conven, will not endorse this nomination but make another. This is their orly hope. Should their hopes not be realized we do not believe their is a ghost of a chance for Grant. Full well do they know this, and he.tven and earth would be moved, if that were possible, by the office hold ers to bring about so desirable a con summation. But we can hardly believe that the Democratic Convention, with the lights before it and the expression of sincere sympathy and hope being de veloped afl over the land, v ill con:mnit such an act. The hope and cheer, the advice and caution, deep, wide-spread and sincere should be heeded, and it is hoped they will be. We honestly be lieve that the hope of the oppressed South lies in the election of Mr. Greeley, and that he will be elected if no such un fortunate contretemps is made. While on the other hand, if Grant is re-elected there will be another four years of op pression and robbery. With the as sumption of governmental authority by Mr. Greeley, a stop will at once be put to knavery in high places, and the blight of carpet-baggery. There will be a com plete cleaning out of the Augean Stables. g light is at last breaking thr:ugh the darkness which has so long enveloped us. We believe, too, that this sentiment is in accord with the entire press of this State, with the exception, of course, of the itepublican papers, and is entertained by all who desire an honest adininstra tion, and the peace, quiet and prcsperity which is sure to follow. The Game Laws Among the laws published in this is sue will be found one for "the preserva tion arid protection of useful animals." The following relates to the deer, more or less plenty in portions of the State: "That it shall not be lawful for any person in this Sta.te to kill any deer, or worry them with dogs, or etherAise, with the intention of destroying them, Ibetween the 1st day of January and the 1st day of September, in any year here after." Any person convicted of a violation of this act to be fined or imprisoned. The fine recoverable before any court of corn petent jur-isdiction. One half to go to the informer,the other half to the county school fund. Those having in their possession yen ison or fresh deer skins within the dates above specitied, to be liable to the same penalty ; in either case not less thtan twenty dollars, or twenty days impris onment. Betw'een 15th February and 15th Oc tober, the wild turkey, partridge, dove, wood-cock, snipe and pheasant are not to be disturbed. Penalty not less tban half that relating to the deer. Half to informer and other ha.lf to school fund. All insect and vermicular subsisting~ birds, both great and small, and of every family with their eggs and young ones, which are regarded as harmnless and whose flesh is unfit for food, are pro tected from destruction : included among wvhich are the lark, the robin and the whip poor-will. War is allowed upon the birds of prey. It is provbided that no person shall be prevented from pro tecti::g any crop of fruit or grain on his Iown lands f-rm the depredations of any birds intetided to be protected. S:> the lark's exem ption won't anmunt to much. We are plieased that robin red-breast and the r/inp poor-will are protected, the latter of which, the genuine whip-poor will, is fast disappearing. Game laws are hiumane, just and salu tary. Every country should have its game laws. All things being equal they subserve tnanry good pur poses. By them youth is restrained from much of heart l-ssness; while the benefits resulting to fruit and vegetation by the insect de stroying hirds are incalculable. And then in due season game is abundant. All things being equal, the gamre law is a good piece of legislation ; but as every second colored man has a dog and a gun, and an amnbition for their use, it is likely they will go on "wid de ball" with none to make them afraid of floe oi imprisonument. We would advise every person who has a lark or a shark to shcot, n ot only to take the scalp af the animal, but to use a gun that registers it .shots. As one half tihe fine goes to the informer, the tally will doubtless save an occasional V or XX. CONTEMPT OF Cofr:.--A few evenings Iago, while Judge Graham was holdirng the Circuit Court at Oran:geburg, Solici tor E. B. Seabrook became so offcnsire in his language that Judge Gaham feit compelled to comm:it him to jail for con. tempt of court. Hie remained in dur ance for twenty-four hours, we learn and at the expiration of that time, upon his refusal to purge himself of the con tempt, Judge Graham suspended him from the list of attorneys. The appoint ment yesterday of Gen. Whip;.er by Judge Lee as solietor of the Inferior C-o-rt, is understood to be a result of Ur. Sehrank's senpoion -Charlanno The Palmetto Orphan Home. o tie Citizens of South Carolina: My coutintrymer, it is with gatitude 'hat I am able to atmource that the Pal metto Orphan Howe has opened v.ith ncouraging prospects. It is located in 0olumbia, but designed for the whole State. It is not under control of any lenonination, but intended for all. A Board of Trustees willsoon be announced, ,onsisting of practical business gentle- I nern. It is desired to obtain a suitable ot on which to begin to build cheap iut convenient houses for the orphans. yhose wi.,) have come in are in No. 26, Hur!eyville, under the care of the Matron, Mrs. N. M. Lvnes, of Charle.mon, who aas, for years, connected with the Drphan Asylum oi that city. She %%ill take pleasure in seeing the friends of the Drphans, especially the ladies of Colum bia at the "liime. The orphans are to be supported by Free will donraticns. People, all over the State, are responding to the call for help it this noble wrk. I have just received a contribution of i; fom Galifornia; and a pledge of $25'0 from a gentluma in Bo.ton, Massachusetts. Surely, if peo p!e so far a.xay are so r(adv to help us take care of our poor or phans in South Carolina, no one of us should faii to do his whole duty. I can briig into tihe Iom-, vey soon, not less than fifty very d-stitute orphan -. The book fo;r subscription is open at the :ffice of the Working Christian, where I shall be happy to confer with friends concernirg this matter. Any thing addressed to "P)almetto Orphan Home." care of Working Christian, Columbia, S. C.. wi:1 received promapt at tention. - Papers in So,uth Carolina and elsewhere please copy. TILMAN R. GAINES. Columbia, S. C., May 9th, 1872. 'he Ku Klux Cases in the Supreme Court. The Washington correspondeot of the Charleston Courier, under date of May 3, says: Tie United St-tes Supreme Court will, it is said, render a decision in one of1 the caseq from South Carolina, known as the Ku Klux cases on Monday next. Several of the appeals brought in this class of cases have been dismissed as not properly i brought. But in a call arising under a Wiit of ifabeas Gorpus, tie application to the Supreme Court is sustained, and the Court wil! render judgment in such case, nd the impressionl is that the Court will Jeuide that the suspension of the writ of Habeas Corpus isillegal. The Court will lso decide, it is thought, that the regula tion of the elections, and deterirnilring xh, shall vote, belongs to the States, by vir te of the Fourteenth Amendnit of Ahe Constitution. Should the Court rendhr such de isions, a conflict %iill arise between it md Congress, and the latter will attempt he abolition or mo-ication of the "ourt, as has been repeatedly threatened >y leadirng Radical Senators. That ome difbfcjlty with the Court prior o the Pre,idential election was an icipated by tie suppirters ofGeneral rant, could be seen by the assault which General Sickles made upon the jourt in his speech at the great rally of he Gratnt mren recently at the Cooper [stituite in New York. Unless thre Radical Rkpublican party de beaten at tire November election, tire Unitedl States Suprerme Court will be lotte away with, or rendered subservient to the interest of a Raidical Congress. The Chicago Tinnes of tire 20th gives tn interesting account of what hais been June up to this timne towards rebuildinrg te burnt district of that eitv. Fromr this str.tement we gather that tire work f reconstrutioin is progressing n ith ;reat energy. Tire number of men em-. ployed int the various brranchies of in. Justry connected with Lire building of rou.ses is rapidly arnd constantly inr reaeinrg, and withinr a mionth m,,re it is pite probable that rat lea.st two or thrreej imres as many men as are now employed! wili be at work. Up to this tirme three niies of bui'lings iate been com ~leted in the S->utlr Divi%on upon tire :or th and south streets, arid the buildings n progress are ahcadly erected on :e east ar.d west streets fronitage in lude nearly as nmuchI space. Near y all the structures erected corn >rise first class buildings-iron and arick, and iron, brick, aind sandstone predomi natinmg in their materials. Many urndsorne irrarble buildings hrave been rected. Besides this, there arc at least temporary woodenr buildings constructcdj :qural in extent to anrothrer mrile. In nine principal streets, iniclmriing State, Dear porn, C;ark, anid L-:. Salle streets, and Wbashr and Michrigan aivenues, 6,977 auildinrgs are completed, 2,756 are halfI nshed, anrd 4,883 have heen begun. L'ontinued advance:; in the prices of real es'ate are also nioteri, anid there is a! !arge demand for cheap lots in suburban points in the more remote parts-of the' ity. Evidently the p)eople of Chicago lave faith in their city aoi its fu-i General News Items. Tire Wineonsin tobracco crop for 1872 is ~stimnatedl a:I rr,O n,On)0 pounids. There is in G!ay coinmty, Ind., a family withr 12 p:irs of twins and one odd oner. Three thousarnd women are enmployed int the dIerenit depa:rtrment!s at Washington. Thie fruni:fu.l town irof M:akatnda, Illinois, Aipped thre paost year t',S4o boxes of pechres. 132,nn;C poonls of strawberries, :.::d 24i,850 pounds of rasphecrries. Twelve irorn steamshrips are now in course of onrstrutionr: on the D)elaware,. at a cost of mrore thranr :ix miillionis of dollars. Tihe practice 0f inisuramne was known in tin:e of Clau:diurs ('.ar, A. D)., 43. It is ertain that the' insur.:nce of sipis at seaF was priact ced as early aS ithe year 42 A. 4 f the I257 electoral votes to he cast ic te cenrinzg P'resilmnial election New Erg Iiand and tie Middle Startes will have1I 9; tire WXestet~rn tte, 10(2 ; the Pacifie State, 12, and ti.e Sountherrn States, 134. Josephr ;ena:rius' Cremona violin, made in tire I 5th century, sold for $1 .5(t in Ne York-. Of course it was ai very fine anid rare instrumrent. It was puirrca<ed by celebratned Cincinnati banker, iirmself an amateurr pnu mer. Carpenters frequently becomre not only bores, but also so:metimes annroy people w ith their old saws. A Pi:nshnrrg mmoman who bieganr twenrty seven s,uits for slannder has brought utp inr lunatic a-vlomi. Tihe Ca.thclic ladies in Edigefield hravea calico brll anrd hot supper this i.onthr,t ut thre churrchr organm ir order ; ad rh Bayrnist ladies have a frruit aird flower festi al to p::int tireir chunrebr. Wihy cannOt the ladies in Ner,berry have tranherry festivals, &c. It is reported that General Grant wilt be ihdrawn as a candidate for renromination by the Philladelphia Conventiorn. Tur. PRaxTXsa G.AzamT, devoted to, Prining, Journalism arid Litera:ure, pub. ise:1 by thre G. S. Newcomnh Printing Comt-i ga, Clereland, Ohio, at SL0 for .g4iI ia LOCAL. fe -31E'us. G(YX.I & LoNat.:. Newspaper Advertising A-euts. No. 4 South St.. Dal- o timore. _Id.. are duly authorized to contract for ad verti-enents at our coutract rates. Adver tisers in that City are requested to leave their fa- a vors with thls house." 0 HOw TO GET RID OF FLIE.-Boil to gether equal parts, by weight, of glue and S molasses, spread it over common brown paper, while hot with a brush. Place - S sheet of paper in every room in your house. r It will capture every fly in the roon within the day. Tile paper can be thrown in the fire and a n'ew one used. when covered with k the captured tlies. n ACKNOWLEDGMhN.-4th Supplement to Uru:e's Abridged Specimen Book of 1F60, containing some handsome new type faces. P The Proof Sheet. issued by Collins K Me- 0 Leester. Type Vounders, Philadelphia. A s very interesting, useful and elegantly printed b monthly. Alo, a copy of the Ninth Census of the c United States, a voluminous and comprehen sive book of population statistic, for which a we are indebted to R. B. Elliott, M. C. WLLIAMTO FFIrAL. CocLM,.-We call attention to the card elsewhere in re- v forerce to the above named institution. The advantagcs afforded by a course in this College are very many. A healthful cli nate and the celebrated mineral water are not the least. The Rev. Mr. Lander, the pa incipal, has also the v.ell-deserved rcpt-i tationl of being one of the beat teachers in the country. Iarents cannot do better 9 thian by sending their daiughters to him. 14:xorlm. Day, was celebrated with be coming spirit by the ladies of Golumbia, Charleston and elsewhere. The soldiers' graves in the various ceneteris were dres ed witli nreaths and crosses of beatiuinl flowers, in which the ced .r, and the ey press, the bay, the willow, and the sweet i:mor tellt, were silent tributes of affection to de Parted memories. We hope that the ladies . of Newberry remembered those who repose nnder their native heath. THE CIRCUS.- be rollicking little Bole mi.ans. "perfectly splendid," precisely at 3, - anade their grand entree much to the delight of the crowd of spectators. The company t don't charge worth a cent for tlcir back- a breaking, side-splitting show. Its worth 10 cents for little boys and girls to walk in the s light of the sun at 3 therefore the-y ought to charge double price to make the fervent v sport more animating. We suggest to the 3 facetious;y-polite manager of the concern t that it was cruel of him to bring the little i lumps of feminine sugar out to melt at 3 1 precisely. The hour should be changed for a the summer solstice-and 6 would be better. LiFi IN THE COUNTRY YET.--On Satur day last the number of magons it from the country. and the stir and bustle eonscqnent. made a featunre pleasant to see in these times l of dul,ness. For the last six weeks there has i been so very little doing, and so few persons in, that the exceptions however rare indicate that all the life is not yet crushed out, and that the people have wants which must be satisfied. Could we- but hmave rest and quiet, business would at once become l-ely, and the town and county of Newberry wihb has heretofore borne tile palm as being thec best i business place in the interior would soon re- S gain thme proud position. C Let us have peace.t S R,ux-A good, plcnttfaul and gently-de-- c scenading shower of rain is needed badly. Thec pareced earth and thairsty plants would Ic j)yously drink it in. Tue weather haas gone from thae extreme of wet to that of dry, a and thec prospect is not fir .ring. The dry a spell now upon us, would oc good enough q for the cotton plant, had the favoring sea- ri -ntinned a week or two later, so as to i ha , oabled farmers to get tharough with t their planting; but many have not finished r and cannot now proceed because thme ground is too imapact and dry, and for which reason I thec seed sown will not germinate. t Abundant shtowers would be worth as muchb as gold dust, for they would bring not only f that wvhic-h is the stand-rd of all values, buta good cheer also with happiness.a A PARt.-We hope thaat time and circum-e stances may warrant ouir City Faalhers in opening a park for the pleasat public--es.t pecially the children-where they could re fresh them in tIme cool of the even ing. The piece of ground owned by Council on Ad- a amos' street mi:;h: be converted into a park :t and laid off with lawos of ornamental grasses, and graveled walks shaded by evergreens or i other trees, and surrounded by a neat en closure with wicket entaaces, wonid provee a usefr! oanamemnt to the towt- ,. T[he time to plant deciduous trees is theI full of the year-, for ten thte trunk has time( to take root before it "leaves" in the spring. As we cannot haave a fire engine to bring the young gentlemen into pleasant n ity, her us have a pamrk where the children can meet sociably. This is a musical town, and a band of music might at ti:nes discourse its melo dy for the iittle promenade:s. Let us have a I park, please. Do,$' U.I)ai5ralN.-We are in forme d that after the latte draw made for jarors for thec Court wathi conne nI5aext neek, a cit zen of the town was told that huis name hadI been drawm~n as one of thae fortunaate mnaa to sit all dar in close attenadanace for the asuaml $1 .5(t, but that lhe had beet. ohjeeted to. This informnationa was given as ant apology, the a-eason for objection beinmg that ha was I taken foramno:hmerman who it was alleudged was aot thouaghat to be a fair nama. The apologv was unnecessary and out (of taste -first, bec:ause thae gen tleamn ba ad noam hlitiont for the se:mt or pay, a: d, secoad, thlat tihe objet ionable i:ndividu,al was very necar at.-i dear relmat:ve. If there wa any regret felIt at losing thte distitrin the apology only aded insult to iajury We would like to ask righat here wier was ahe power to reject a drawm jmror Does is not look like packing ? We cann:ot understand it. M(isiC HATHt CH.RMS-This townl is blessed witha a full measure of masie-having no less than three bands. When taey all get ina blas they should get up an edition of the~ Boston ieace Jubilee. Our Silver Cornet Banad has been silent for some time, the hearts of thec players were sad, the enforcement act laying a he:avy hamnd on soane of the performers thertefore they had no stomach for mude. We are ptceased to state th:mt they are ahmo: resuming their practice itn te endeavor t drive amway dull care Thei Brass B:and, although it has had tro bles :dl-o, hat not so gre:mt, has not intermit ted a single night, and it is a wonder the per formers hol-d out so welt. Where do they get the wind from? Some nighats towards the close of alhe wee small haoua s we do ntotice with alarm that the touts are rather spas meodic. shaowing very c;ear!y that ihow-ver god the will the wind is faiiiang- We feel nao little apprehen-lon in re-gard to them, but u taust they will even be able to blow out of tb b;g m,tao nr ,r hrns. Tbat musi. athni TiuF ToNACITY OF TRwTru -Whe:i a nation ai cle:r-headed as the Ameri(ans once become umnvinced, from long experience and ober'atio', that an article possesses superlor excelence as a medicine, not all the pre postereas c!amor cf all the worthless no . ttum venders it the universe calibake their, belief in its efficiency. Truti is a. ver tenacious :hing, as these worthies are be ginlin-g to diqcver. Plantation Bitters has too firm a hold upon the popular esteem t, be in the slightest degree affected by the cold water diatribes which the advertisers of fermented slops, "without a partical of alcohol," are so fond of ln,ehing against alcohol; prepurations. Tlie public knows very well thjat this peerless renovant and tonie doe; contain soirits. but it ::lso kaows that th.ey are of the purest and most whole o .'ciption. viz.: fine old St. C'roix, the mc- active and lieneicial diffuser of its remd i. a wl ivigorating properties Mrough out the whole system whicb enld : pnsilV be adopted. it. Fathers and Mothers. If you occupy these relaions now, or are about to do so, study well your con<titution. If you have acquirtd or inlierted 1%rafula or any di.,ax; which may be transmit:ed t-> your offspring, it is your solmn duty to ertdicate ir. Thousanrs of cildren are now sufl'ering froml the elyects o; posoUlieta Se tranzmittetl :o them from titr I :11ns. Tre thought is terrible. You can ave your selves much sadness and Solcitude :md your dehr liteonez m tuc pin tnd unhap -lpne _Vb th". time!y use of Dr. Tz;:t's r-*-S.-; parila:ni Queen% D,Might. I will .urely erlieate thie taint from your 4ystem, or if it has :lren.dy been entailed upon your csid, give it at once, this v:i!ule)!f! preporatiun ard its sy-tem will be renovated and restored to -0ottiliess .iIONTGO-trY Co. N. C., Sept. 11. 18-9. Dr. WM. H. Tatt: Sir-Pl'ase accept tile hcaril'elt thank. Qf a m;thcr who was well ni!!h driv,,n to ti pnir by the sad Condition ol*:n ol,7y child. MIv li.te bov has beeI ::Ufilet d With Serolu la evtr since his birth, amd after trying every remedy ilmat was recommended. and several physiacis ha-l prononneed bin p:ist all I:ope, I accidently heard of your -.:rsa pariilai and Quee's i elight. It was so highly recconAended that I conelnded to try ir. but I unust conftss with very little fi!t. Ie has taken nine of the bottles you Sent Me. and I Lin happy in being -ible to say th::t he is adniost well; and I believe by the t:me he tukes a doZ-n, he wi;l ha per tly restored to icalth. lie has gaile.l lesh, has it fine appetite, and now walks two mies to school. I slihall always remem ber you wi:ii gratitude. ANN M RP. AY. Dr. Tutt's Hair Dye is used in Europe America. ur- WIOSE H A N D SO M E IAOUSr IS THAT '--SUINI was the itiqitiiry of a traveller as lie passed tn insually well finished.l country residene-, not a thousand miles front here. The style of the sashes. the brightness of the glass, the 1w.ty f tC doors, the classic patterns of tie mouhiing, the neatness of the balusters, atn the state ine.-s of th:: pii;Lrs around the piazzi, a i struck the travelier with a tonishnent and1 admiration. And no wonder, for they were all arn,ished by 31r. I'. '. ToA.-, No 20 Ii:.tie strtct, Charleston, S. . 1 "tf. u2NHOW WE USED TO BE 'ilYSITir.-W!"o does not rtn.her tie tie when spring purgtion wa:-cotsiered ind;spensabjle to stimer health ? No titter for wry f::ees, the i:%evitablc sas: and sctta, rhi.;h-tr, or C-in:cl antd j:la p. must be a<imii:,tered. T'he "-jp:ug medici:nes," the vuig:ers were tobi, were to kee p theni hal.: and he:.rty dur*i. the sum:ut r. I We all Know 1ov that Ohis was a cy that new vigo r, tnot depletion, is what is ri'u ired at the comtnenement of the sum mer soice. As a preparaition for the enetrvating efrects of oppressive summer we'ather, a courlise of Ilostetter's Stotmach B itters-. is hily expediet. Tils fatuous vogeIttabClreparttioni has tree pr-omtinent propertie': It renov:ttes, purfies, atnd i-en!ates ill the functions of the boedy. It ios compo'd exclusively of pure vegetale pr-oducttis, viz/: th.e esser tial p;rinciple 01 MIouoigahela RyeO, and the most eflicacious tottiC and alterative r-oo:s, b:arks, and gums kntown t to mtedical botanists. lliee, it is an absoiutely safe n:cdicinie, and it:> trne in re of lie Phatrmnae>pi:ia cant Conminu ii h it either int purtty, 0r in the variety. ofits obj'cts, antd its co'-prehensive re suit. llppil formanind, thle theory that it wlas neceary' to prostrate ai patient I:: a; ter to core hinm, is forever exploded, an-.I the t rue pl.:losiph.c:ie:l0.:tine, that v'ior is one greait anta;onig of disease, ha.s taken its place. Hostetter's Bitters is alt invi.torant, and benee in is the proper m tedicine for the feeble at tis m-ott tryingm reason of the Yeur. De sure th'at you obt..in the ge~'nine arI iticle, its t:ire are itnnumterable~ vile i m itations tin tihe 'aui-rket. Look to the orna mient1 Ial ap engi-t rved labhel, and the ntme 1'ow1int tihe gilss. llosttter's -to:sehl IBitters is sold in bottles only. Mav I. 13-I m. A NEWBEAUTIFYIN~G AGENT.-Abtl) -: triiices had their dravbacks. until the Salubrious !tat or the Saip Tree was brought fromt thte Uhi!ilan Valleys to perfect the fraranmt $ozodont. the mtostdebilitful article for the teeth that a brushi wt<: ever dipped into. "CHILDREN'S LIVES SAVED FOR 50 CENTS. "-Ever aeo ru .nb ue whnfrttaken. by Ie. Tobias' Yenatiair Li;i menit. warrauted for 24 years. and never a bottle reiturind. It rho cures Diarrhe:1. Dysenterv. inii "-otd by the-a 1rgists. D.:pot. 10 P1ark. Plaice. Ne York. VENUS her-self would not h.avi tbeen betiulu iifi be mplexiou had been l:ad. If beaittyi' 'kill ieep, it is neCce2i-ary to secutre ai.d reti ti-at part of it: andIl indi-t inste..d of re'orti. to plint sund powders. shoitld remember that a imur. bh..tchy. ')r ':11|ton skin i- the pirof 01 tebbe di-gestion,. tor;>i'i liver, or vitiated b!ood. :or :d 1 wiheb ii;:. Wl..i:'s (.u.nro.:i m i.c.ut .Arrst:is- is' a .ld'e, sure. ari.d etee tu-a lremet BURNETT'S 0000AINE-No oi!s, ne:ther pomadelrl or alcoho:i,in -asht-s-fol.re i. domt tic-caa compaare wvi:h Ciocoanle aIS a II. II: II;F.ss!Ni;. lI a vehoris the tiair i iir mv in the scatp--ives it naew tle aind lustre-:.ti(I Erenders it the --erow:lin;; g;ory ' of both sexes. old and youag. PRATT'S ASTRAL OIL.-More accidentsoc cur fr-omi usii;: unsmfe oils, than from steamrbat ande railroads combined. Over 2)0/.%0 familles continnle to burnI P'ratt'i' A4.tral (il., and no acci idents directly or iudirectly have occurred froni burnir.g. storiini or hand!inw it:. hIl Itotsi 01 (has. i'ratt, E,'ali.hed lio, New Yor-k. A BEAUTIEUL WHITE, soft. enmooth and' clear skin is pr-oducad by using G. W. Laird -tl'-.or or Youth." It removes trn. freckles. sutithurnis. atnd a:h Uth(r dtscolorations from te t'kit:. leaving the complexion brilliant an-I beat tit. $old at all <lruggit'ts. This preparaition is en.tirely free frioi ny mautenttrial dtetriimental to hetltl'. JUST THE REMEDY NEEDED.-Thantks to Mr. iimi-wl Sotigsrup, we httve for yerbenrlieved front sleep!e-ss nighitse a fl.n l watchin witth poor. sufferiin;.. teething chi. dren. FOR DYSPEPSIA. Inadigestioni. denre"-ion 01 spiriht and ;:caeratl idebility: in their -vialus tortns al-c'. as a pr-venitive a4'aint 4Fever a:ad A:e .~ antd other initermittent :evers. The F-err-o-'hos phlirted FJixtr r.f Cali-aya. made' by i'tswe-ll. H:tard & C '.. New York. and Soil by. alt Dru git'ts. is the best tonic, and as a tonic fcr- pa t i,-ts 1C ecvering from flver or other aicknte.-s,i has tno equat. BISLEY'S GENUINE GOLDEN BELL C0 LOGNE WATER r.ccordiug to the origiu.al for mulu of Prm'vo-r. Paris. Co tong aind t:tvorably kn.owmn to thec cIuoers of Ilatilanid. hlanral and - iey and thir t>r.muctie. for its hl)i erantt fratgrattce i' now made by HI. W H sley :m.i the trail" uppliled by his~ ."ucesor-. Morg~an & ils 1ey. Wholesale Driuggi-ts. New' York. THURSTON'S IVORY PEARL TOOTH POW DER- he h-,t at.ele k:'u,wn ter cleaintg utnd preserving the tre-th and gaims. $o:d by al! 1liuggists. Priiceniand:,0Ocents per b>ottle. F. We. t li & Co.. New York. CARBOLIC SALVE uniequahed as a lIIaling Comp:Iotund. Ph.ysician- r-ecominend it :.s the' ti''w:erul -as:edy ever ktowii. j'r-ic'5 c-:,i? : r bctx. dulia F'. Henry. Sole Propie toi, 8 (jpilege Place. Newt Y ork. CHRISTADORT)S EAIR DYE -Ti mag iiicent com-pr-..uI is beyond contingemy. the sate:stiand mosut reliatbbe I)ye inl ,exi.tence; never tbilin:g to impatrt tit IIt mir. nnifobrmity of co 01r, nuisirenit rud el.<sticity. Manufactory 633 Mai'uen Lane, New York. SVAPNIA is tipium pt ifltd of~ihs elekenie~ potiseoons qualitiea. It is a pedfect anodyne nto e producir.g headache or constipatou of bowels, Delinquent Land Sale for 1871, TO be sold at the olice of the Cun-t rrea surer of Newberry (oin iy, n 21ond.y the Third day of June, 1S72, on ::Ccount o; unpaid T:txes-tbereon: TH Brown, Lot 1 D Drown, ,cros, H1 Br3 1 JoAl. 1-hop, C Gary 1 Beard. 1H D Iuntingdon, 1 C Cro%:, 17 Fannie Mitchell. 1 N Dw:,-.-n. _ G D Smith, 1 E,t. A l-bv, 55; F Scott. acre..30 T 11 D Gross, 11) G ' 11'vev, E Su I)-,r. fi75 J W iims, 55. JrT C times, 100 J V Newberrv'! ft Swin-Tler, 374 N P Whitmire, TA Sarah Bishop, 140 J ( Brford, 1e' J Wood, 47 W 0 Gorce, .Ta Ie Crogs(,111. i)40 N F Jolmol, 7 J DT .ienkin;, 50 J T xilv, G J L:'m. 17 5 ' VV McCdfls, 60, 11 M311w1r, 71 Est M Pawley, *21 jMs-dr. 1 M Anderson. 12.50 r W Bw,zcr 'A J Butler. 70 1 V Blazhnrdr 10 S:irih Johin:on, i.50 1 1. Jl , I ,1 F WI7Sc!er, i 7 ,ze A E A Waldrol). t"i 11prid-C. *lut. 1 ~iiA)i.. WJ Rt ciuilt.. 1) C 3oaz:mal, 439 A Dumic::, JC H il. 2 Hair, 1!l B R, Liudsay, 236 1. G Kile% 46 . KeUy, 24U Mrs E Mot-i, I I* S W Tt-ague, 35'e, 27 C Shi. 41) 1 Pier, for Est. T Wheeler, 1"9 IR C &o Nora Lukv IS A B Pits . 4 1) i Valor , Mlar:bw Kibier. 62 .11 iill"szon, J C VAiOn, 131 Trustee. 11 I) PA Utzi: :dt, 2. " .i 1 0 i6on" Irwi A J Cline. GO tee, iF ler, 67 1 Tzhc~: J I Fulk, 3'.u 'A C Ox.r, 23 MrsL lienilrix '. W R. Su.bjer, 20:3 1V G E VIii mire, 20 I C . Peaie. 63 ll ..ip I 2 .st. J1 Beunban.-Ii. 28 .1 C Wf le- m, Non ce i, hlereb"rtv~t that 11he W.1'!CJ,3 o sh.everal paOicels, lozzi and parts of lots. (i J. ; ]:-liat a-z :ibove munCtioued, or:o m0l-.6 t1jec-o'if zvt will be ncces.;arv to pay the taxes pel'iitl;CS and a:sssmnent'.; c!::r:ged therA.Cfl wil! U,e aoil buv.e d0s7-1wzr.ed. H. C. C(l CrIVD, A 1ior, 1 L 15Ft-3t. A Co).r .5 Second Quarter.' Report ol the Town Treasgrer, E3[ huG May 1vh 18y2, MONIFS rFCF1TF!) Ba. ol hWli end of is55'. Mir i ectise..................... (;,9 Oilher IJ%' w-e '............. 52 v .%be VeNesher . BDig"v alld PO- Ta.. h 4 it AuUeense i.............A A% Horse !iJ Mule TaxB............ 10 ........................2,1 MOXIFm T Ne y 0T. Street Labor .................. Q2S roliee Du-,r.. . . .. . . . . . Priwing AJocntC...............s4 Z Blacksm;tin,.... . . .... 4 F'o-iage for Mt! ................ 21A J;JII F" -es .........................IC 1 Fines 11tomitted .................. 5 o4 Stid ry Account .................. 14", S.ree,. Sign,; ..... ..............; i S 1. halts A'cowi:ls............... 1 J Ecrt. Puh 24 CJerk's Co3'Sn..de.2 13 First WaBntB on.o o. ' Council ACount4, Com i ..D i c. , ) DA .........A........ 1 0.. 8CiblIerT4 May 5, 0-I 3 rk 'freis,. The Sate o Soh en Car 'io ProbPateteo,rto Ex Parte A (unt C Nii'raor Lake,18 ta: of C o~e lari) !c \aylozir, 21 By vitue f an t'3e ingaa.sto, Itii6C~ I b .i C Wib o, Tru &O ouA i rr-ULIPlJ.'I DAulm r,. .eweriy(A IIAr*C L A em. .2' W G.yet1,Tru.2 Sherif Rs S:atte.5 I wtIsel o ModT the ~Chpell da Est.J nextdensang h 8 Woilon,:i 1Ar3r N1re i, heeyvntat the whole oIan o:he sveral parct, land pacrts of lot (' th .ereof a s wille ecesr t a theaxe wibea tohl soe desttl h.tate . A '' H.b r. CL tlW T,rAsic:Ar, 31y1, 03. New.lbI rry CouNty '.to.ms n.c2:0v::9 Cii. nThmden of Nst :arerR.81'R liierAn) ''lt :.............. A .. . 12 e OI IiitC i.tl. fther ice es ... ... ... .. 52' .A oLi-:. ti Licens... .. ..* .. .. . * V 7.i .::t Na: i ol ti( P.ts o O l .' ( Prntn ll Aount....... ....... 74A 5 Blac smit ing..... ,... ... .. ,4' ForagieiforiMuit ................. 21T OA Ja ee . . . . .. . .....r r i .-i' - .-' t... 1 itA Fine em tted.... ....... .....) A. TAree ig. : eetd~.. A l .... .. ... . 'w C!erk)1's i Co rs.i .................i i Tot: a .. ..- ...... :. .. g2 i P>:a l . on thend ................... s 1 2. ReapTell subn.i:I,-TN MayI' 15,T 20i' (i' CrI&Ta.. Cou1nty of' N eWbeIr ry-~A' IlV Exii Parte. A .ait Adm-iniUtor oE tSale 'of Peso'nlPopty. 'i c,to' me! dircted byQa Jams C;. Le( i.AW Judg of: Probautetil of ApriCont, . 1)s to ubie ucryi to cte' h itbider t e-iOS,~~AjJCi.ti' at the lae esdec of enBr deed. on : th a:thc tdiy of3an i.lat, wth o own per. tna p- p a t-it:iih tne Mu!e, oCs and C.!ti e 4 oneoh' Wago and:, HanesIFder, On Cadle, Cor: he ifnf's iale.. ba !os one w1., Mlet!. lone -'2y MA ,irms we veriiv beiieve: ia- ba the 3r as to deficiency of wind are groundless, -tbe spasms are onlily caused by the actin the melody. That this may be so we note iac the drums drop-down to as weak a bea!, rid .ease much sooner than the other )unds-and no wind is necessary for that peration. CRAPs-ALL FoR THE LADIES. "Is Miss linking at li me?" asked 3ir. anders of the Ir:sh girl who answered thc ng at the door. "Yes, I V'l-ve she is, sir." Is she engaged.-' An' is it engaged, you iy ? A"aith, and I can't tell ye, sir; but she issed Mr. Vinven: ia,t evening as if she !:d ot seen the like uv him, an' it's cgaged I 'lave they are, sir." i You have been sorely tried," said a syi athizrng friend to .Toe Crowden, weeping ver the coffin of his third wife. -Yes," re ponded the bereaved one, 1 have always ad the dreadfulest luck with women." The papers in Lima are all talking about a hild born in that country with seven heads. oor baby, suppose it should have the head ellie. We should like to think the htsbaud of the idy who made a bed-quilt of 4,:251 biveks, 1onld at least sleep piece-filly. A gentlenan embracing his flance should e careful not :o mass h.r "best lack air." iArs IN OFK."ENA.L. A Dover. Tennessee, co' eijoys the ixu y of two tails. Sh-uo fly! A numlber of l,adIes at IHartford are about tarting a jolnt stock i.surance company. Anybody ca tell you what to pit in a jewspaper: but the real problem is, what to eave uit. Developing the voice !s -tyled by the pro essors of the art "Voice Building." Some eople run ;t up to a pretly high story. In Boston, a "toUd bdtinencesuciety"has een startel, which announces as its object, 'total abstinerce from meddling into other cople's ttffairs." Tiere are some towns in 4iithi C-rolina n Iteed of such societles. In a list c-f claims presented to the referees n a New Ilanpshirc town recen:ly was thii: For time spent in Wil:on in coaxing Mr. -- to go home when drank, $5." A local. describing a recent accident, says hat "the ball ent-eretd the groin of the victim, nd passed thence into his lumber region." 'lie precise locality of this region is not tated. An Arkansas landlord thus p!ofanely ad ertises his hotel in the local papers: "And oseph wept aloud, and he said unto his bre bren, 'I am ,losephi; doth my father yet ve ? And his br'thren answered himt, 'You at; the old man is doing bul!-;,fur he boards t the Cosmopolitan." A vain man's motto is, "Win gold and rear it." A generous man's motto is, "Win -aId and sbare it " A miser's, "Win gold ud spare it." A proffigate's, "Win gold nd spenil it." A broker's, "Win gold and !Pd it." A gamb'er's, "Win gold and loose :." A wise man's, "Win gold and use it." M,U NT PL.EASANT, S. '2, May 1672. Messrs. Editors : Most anxiooly are our irmers looking for rain, and "hope de erred" (almost ) maketh the heart sick ;" yet hey must hope on. hope ever", still. Co ions showers are most vitally nteeded ; the il is like ashes, and the withered and rooping appearantce of theC plants attest Xe lack of moisture, so necessary to their ubsisree and dev-elop-nent. When it omes the thirsty' earth will drink it in with vidit', and we mutst hope that it may not nine too latw. The green-pea crop is very nearly gathered, nd althoutgh the Northern markets opened t high prices, every steamer carrie:d her fuil nota. The railroads were also brought int equisitioni and the shipments wvere poured rito those markets, conseqnently the fall was >o rapid to enable tnest of the ftarmers to ealize good average prices. Messrs. Kinsman & howell, of Charleston, ave dore munch to forward this new indus ry. Their ar-ra ngern"ets for supplyinig the est selected seeds, and the most appro ved rtilizers, h-ave relievedl produtcers of maebi f the anxiety and disappointment hitherto tendant on the efforts to secure this very -porttnt matter, while the facilitiles afford d by them foi- shipments, save their friends uch personal effort, and thicy are enabled a bestow more attention to farm work.other ise lost byv absence on this errand. Other enterprises are being developed by bis business of "'Trnek Rtaisinia." In addhi ion o the extensieestablishment of Messrs. nox & Wheelock, four miles from this oint, w-here numbers of Vegetable Boxes tre tde, Messrs. (oates and Cricson have rected a steam mill in this vilhage for his purpose, and I observ ed that Messrs. Omnapaux and Gon:: let, of Ma rte t-street., l:barl.tnn, have aOse added a factory for the ame wot'k, to thteit' prodnee establishments; everal others have embarked in the same ne, atid pr'odacers arc thus fulty supplied rithi ali the packages they may reqnire. By the way. tay attention wa' a:tracted by i implement for which the gentlemen bove meni:oned are the agetnts,) tas a very -.laab!e one to panters-it is called a guano listiitor.r, and' they chi in that the fert ilizer s; be sowed in ucIih proportious and weight 0 te aere, as may bei required. A very im ~orant de-it-atumi in this work. Yours truly, KAP'PA. Tuiz AMERiCAN PA.xx.R's ADVoATE, ai age sixteen page paper, is ini every respect vorthy. te patrot:ige of the farming comn nunity', beinig especially valuable as the ifcial or'gaut of t lie Agieiultural Congress. s price iS ontly S1 00 per year, and its pub if Jackson, Tenn , maxke the remarkable >r,position to furnish it free with atiy t42 00. ,r hiher priced piaror maxgaziae published a the l'nited States. Tn E G.NanD t('ENTRAL.-lt is st that this s the moldelhotel not only of New York, but heC no:blI. It is like a litle town within it e:i:::tcconmtmoda tes fifteen hundrcd people, mli.s sipphie.1 wi:h everything that cati eon in:c to their comfor-t, Isleasture and -afety. It is a great resot fo ibrail:ml totnrists s weil as business tmen, an-d three or font -lare a dlay is the very reasonable charge. Speakitng of Adveri-ing Agents, the p)nb iber' of the Youm:hs'( Gazette, at Minnieapoli<, un .i: says': "W\e i:ave tried Geon. P. Iow' i & -., . Na. it Park Ro'w, New Yok. and an rely upon them, It. Pimples on the Pace. Ertiptions, B!otches, e'rotuouis discuxses, and alt sores aiing froum mpure blood, are cured by Dr. P'ieree's ;tdcn Medical Discovery, it. BuxtNAID'S MICAL WORLD for May tamkes its welconme uppearance on time, wi:b e folio" iag attracive contents: D)ream ing t pritg,Euphemxia's 31 usie liox (concluded ), iints otn Baying instru:nntt (-econd paper), 'lie E.arliest Performance of English Oper:', 932, or itecolltee:ions of 1872. Cla-sie Mu.sie, ie Music-atl'Pre<, Chee.k, New Invientions, ack! Q:iacl! Q:tack!!! &c., &c. Puib i.ed :i.S. Brainuasu's Sns' G;reat Ce-n:r-a! uicIeiPulishming House,. Gi veland, Ut. 6i yeri. Sp)ecimen.t copies fre. COMMERCIAL. N Nwa :nar,t. C. May 1.-Cotton 2" ce. 14yV.g: O". M'ay 1ai I. M .-:otton nrmier ;,ria1 I; Ore:t - p'ad- 2-i; Or:eans 2-I: .,ld teavy' t 139. CHAr.L.sTON, May 1.-Cottou ste-ady. .Mau. 1....r'ato sady-midd linug In Store and Afloat. 38,000 Bu1)= P r i In e White Curn. 375 Hhds. Sugar Hlouse Molasses. 50 Iihds. Best Muscavado Molasses. i:bz a -enira' line of IIEAVI R, )CE. RIE . w eb w are .ffer ;: . o ;:e :-ad" .t EXCEEDIN 1 LIW FIGURES. WILLARD BROS. WILMINGTON, N. C. My 15 ElllATE YLR DAUGHTERS, inq:ire into the Merits Wil Hulto n Ft-Hl! D-11.8, W LLIA MTON, S. C. Tl F.\I'i LL E SION, , i open (It B,oard], icuding '.w w::-ingz and RATEIS F*.1 F*:\o- 0 w:%. ... .... ................1 o f Tui C, Rf:nla ColegCo..e. 5n 0:-..!~*D M(icAo)ere benefi: from our healthv elitnate and Mine ral Water. 'or a Circular, app'y to Mayv L, i-tf.' Pre-ident. RISH POTATOES, (.inetion1 Prices) ON CON YSINMFNT. 110T '. Sil ES for next !da to no th,ing. FISI, Wedwesday and Sa:urday. A sawcer of Fresht Stranberries with Cream a:md Sa,ar, can be hd aL L. R. M;-rAhall's znytmin dwing the so.aon, or .il e d tltm aroun:i to private dweilings at short oLtie. M.Iy '5, -- . The Gospel Ought Alwavs to be Respected. We leorn th;.t one of the Trial Justices of this 'ounty went ourt i-o the country to a big-me.-Tin, abon: tiffeen miles flob town, and after the preaching thi. oreat Trial Jus tiC1 ho r a-11 s there said to the peop!e. all that are good. tue upoanu,hold upycor right an.ds. I ny of you yun. ladics have got ny tw*e:airtz and they ;:c not good, true PIe"nY-c y, ou must turn them oft. This Tri.ll Justice would be a -rcat po!itician if he co'd h e thi-., a we bought it from those who wre pre::ez. w. W. T. PARTIES In search of B.ARGAI'S of 'a kin. d had better c.all :uid get somec of the McFALL & POOL'S. r~ Al prro: indbted to us by Note or , Aero:m::, nuistr . ' t:ie t ontce, or we will1 e? proceed to collect by law'. McFALL & POOL. We. n"i ot .el eyGo-i on CEDIT to any onie, and these' that owe t:. for last Year need n;ot apply, fo.r tiey )i be r McFALL & POOL. The enfo:citng of the E'.forecemet or KuCi Sail Our Entire Stock AT AND) BEL.W [ ran hnter .1a McFALL & POOL'S. :av S. ]-:f. EXCHLANGE ROUSE, Ti I E ENCfI:NGu:' E IUsl; l.a-. ben re thN fp' 4."..l:r and comforrtabe rooms, L TH E DEUICACIES OF THlE SE.ASON, eve - p in the b:at s:yie AV L' AT~ ' A LL 1IIO $ .\T THLE WESTAI'7E. P. HIMILTON JOYNER1, av 3, l'i-:f P'opIET il. P n pSteam 21ills WCOL CARDS. resp-:tlf*.ly i:.fo.n !:c0 :;nbUi that 3 . d- '.u -.in.' iv' n,' and .e p rrd .414 oideG.& ( R. R. nho .ane. .4i :.tu' t :o com'pare on 4E *'b ;i re '.4 o al XVool e tre use of <, ' e* arde;dis n. hi wlhe sold :r ria-or.aie fig. ur CI Or for large. ie of Lm-ber or d hi. :!.. scile an i ll be pDromptly ut. We 1 :a' a !.:elto a [ y g . wERIE, wtie i he so:d che.ap for cas.h.' For trin,n, Prin.e White Corn, :' 1<1~ YW Fresh Mcil.and Gri-t cot:stanzth on Da b :di., XVt: it'.y thi~anks for the liiberali pa1,gda 'll as 4. ontune of tihe same.~ - V WHEELER~ & MOSELE