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Wednesday, October 30, 18Y. FOR PRESIDENT, HORACE GREELEY, OF NEW YORK. FOR VICE-PRESIDENT, GOV. B. GRATZ BROWN, OF MISSOURI. PRESIDEN4TIAL ELECTORS. State at Large-M. P. O'CONNOR, of Charleston; W. H1. WALLACE, of Union; S. A. PEAR^E, of Richland. First District-W. W. WALKER, of Georgetown. Second District-Jonsso- HAGOOD, of Barnwell. Third District-SIMEox FAIR, of New berry. Fourth Distriet--W. R. RoBEICTsoN, of Fairfield. A lengthy obituary received by mail is not i:serted, because unaccompanied by the name of the writer, or the ca-h to pay for its insertion. A remittance of the price, $5, u ill insure its publica tion. The Presidential Ticket. Under the names of Greeley and Brown wi'l be found the nomination of our Electors. This ticket represents the Democratic and Liberal Republican ele ments of the State, and we think it the duty of every man Lw.ring this move ment to go to the poils and deposit hi. vote. We may not accomplish any di rect result, but we will have done our duty, and one which will have sone fu ture effect for good. Go to the polls, and vote for the electors thus associated with the names of Grevlev and Brown. Newberry District Monumental Association. By notice in our c,lumns, it % ill be seen that its next meeting will be on Sales-day in November. We understand business of importaice is to be transact ed. The ladies who were appointed to solicit subsc.iptions will report on that day. The Committee appointed to choose a design for the mo:inent " ill also report at that tite. Hntce it is evident, that nil pers.ms inerested in giving shape to the action of Iliat Asso ciation, or who really sympathize withI its only oject, aid desire t. contr, te something to its su-ccess muit act prompt ly-and be presenvt. In Xmoriam-R. E. Lee, We ac'nowledge receit-z of a 4ite music, composed by Prif. Lnoz, of St. Louis, entitled as above, a-comipan:ied4 with a truthful liken'eis of the gi e-at de parted. It is gotten op' f-.,r -n!c it uid of the Lee Monumeint Association, andO as an easy and modest way for all who. symnpathize itih the unde-rtakintg to manifest their sympdthy. The ladies especialiy are in:vited to a consideration: of th-is tribute, a ho can mnate-rill aid the Association by forming c'ubs% to pro mote the sale of the music. For further inf-ormation address Wmn. H. Ci pn- n, Secretarry, 304 Olive St., St. Louis Mo. Price of Me!moriann 50 e(-:. The State Fair We learn tha:t the most extensive pre parations are beig made for the Annual rair of the A::ricultural and Mechanical Society, which t4ke?s .place next weth, conmmlencing on: the 4th, and it is pro maised that it will exceed in attraction any of the preceding cxhibitions of in dus,tries. The main buildings have been improved, as wecll as the outside stands and booths, and all arranged so as to give the greatest general entisfaction to ex hibitors and vi:,itors. The oretniumn lists also arec larger and more co-mprehe-n si Ve, and it is reasonab!y hoped that all other outsid': interests as well as ilcl ties considered, this fourth annual gath ering wil bec a perfect success. Election-Latest. The latest accounts for the- State so far, gives Moses a m:aji: y of 33,139,. but as official Counts are not given fromn every' C.ounty as ve:. tere may still be auoe cha:nge in the tota!. In And.:rsn we have one C .nserva tiv-e-John W ilson. Clu-stertied G. W. D)uvall, coul'J. Ge-vile, T. Q. Donahl. son. HIurry, T. G. D)u.:m. IL-xi -gton. .J. (. HI -re. Qo:ie-. Wmn. G . Keth. Pic'<:ns, one. S::rt:m't anr, D). R. D)un can.. Trhis e-m: -racts lhe Co-mervative stren.:th :n the S--ate. HIouse-Andereon,J. WieJ C. Feath erston ; Gr.- -' ine. .J. P. More, S. S. Critten 'en, J. M-t'. lioug t. J. H. Good win; Lexin:gton, II. A teetze, Dr. J. C. Lowm:; Oc-onee. E. lie don, E. A. Tate; Pickens. om ; spairtanbur:, Dr. R. M. Smi:h, C. Cannon, Dr. W. P. Comnpton, T. .1. M oore ; Cnion, W. I. Wa!l!ace, Allison Smith, IB. H. Rice. The vote for the County of Newhmerryv gives Moses nt tit C'ourt IHou-- I,-.34, Pomnaria 140, Frog Leve& 154, Moon' 247,. on:-i:ore's 2S4, .I di:apa 241, May b: ten 16'-. GN. mph's 1 15, rme' 293-I'otal, 2,879. T n-lb.sn, in the samec order of boxes, :357, 125, 3'8, 18, $5, 21, 12, 69, 53-wh.ole, 1,048--vote for both candidartes, 3,927. Othe, re;:u latr State can Editea .roportn:rmte ma jorities. Constitution:! A mendment thue of election-Ye-:. !,505-No, '4. Amnen-!ment-dI -b-Yes,, 0-No,34. The late period at wh ich the volumni nous roll of returns go t wit) our hands, a.nd tnaz length of time it would require to get into the mnerits ard demenrit, af, and through. the labyrinth of figure. in regard to the whl!e vote of ti e entire number of candidates, on- 'ludes any fur ther notice. In thi.. County the regulars had it-n to. . f which have already been given Ii -'- Sute the irregula: regulars have got it. Let us see what tb 4n alwtIIa Late Auditor Gar3's Letter. We refer our readers to the letter of Mr. Gary, on the first page of this paper. it vrill be seen that lie charge, certain State officials with a scheme to defraud the people and thereby enrich themselves. It is plain and signifcant, and judging by the past, is true. The ring have a new lease of the State, ard for two years more will have it in their tower to raid on the Treasury-and the only question now to be solved is, will it he as bad as in the past, and is the ring now really sharpening thetr wits and greedily wait ing for the election of a tax, which, should it be levied and p-tid in, is needed for rightiul purposes. To wiat a low ebb has it come. It aoes seem that there mnight be a init sotnewhere, and that these unrigiteous frauds shoUld end. Is there no way at all to stop the thicv ing? Not content with past gains, and not willing to wait, this greedy crew, according to Mr. Gary's aconit, would levy special taxes to fill their pockets With at the outset. It is fearful to (011 template. We hope that the fear iay be groundless, and that the ring desire no such tLing, and the heads of govern ment will not prove the robbers that so many fear they will. South Carolina Expects Every Mau to Do His Duty. The 5th Noveni et is fist approaching. The day that decides the fate of the Siuth for four long years. This is no time to dally. No time to be weak kneed. What iatter if all the colw:e< vote for Grant? What of that? You must, fellow citizens sho V yur hand. You must be for either Gre--v (, Grant. In thas fight the.man who shirk-; the is. sue is tuworthy the naie of a fr<enmn, and undese ving the '.oon of lib. rty. Why stand back for odds. What if they are leavy'. So much the more re-aion to battle mIaIfully. You ha:ve got it to do, sooner or iter. ::nd vou had as w-i1 cominenice it. Ia is there to di-our age tle lv"r of his e,olinry ? a h,t if Main-, Veront :.nl Pe'tsc anit ha gone raidie:a ? Indi:ia has .p'<eni! t-n .- ivmio:ud l deep. Oh)i,, movng up ;i , id phI lans. She has iinlihei lt: radical powe ss by 26,)U. The -pell h,: tev: broken. , Thirty C;m:.onwvalthsrnv yet to speak There is hope. W*e w:!:. no "told you so's," wiio have no st:nina.t no character. no fixetivss of pur11pose and who are i-ad v t)o trrvole. Lt: such go OVer I tile e!nt%il. V e .a 1.i n.- who never gro.nd ::wi :r:;o, ii-Il what W-. We wat illmen .h h --k fo: success. The liber:C cau- i! the i:aue 'f jis .ice, of ha, of isb tyV. of 041i n r h' of reconci'n?tion .a puriicaiT. T wit this every itan in every tou n.-h p, fromn 100 adowni to 21, mist comei'. -tut and;ial his vote. W4e entrea :a ou t t" lie back war d ; for Ga-l's -:ia acome fair w ard to th'e rescue and 'ear wit ness to the faith within youi. Niillions iwill cast the same v''te, aind every vote is a help. Georgia, Tennessee, Kentucky, Mlissour i, Louisiana, Texas, Florida, Mississip)pi, Alabamna, Virgiria. N.rth Gatrolina, D)ela ware, New Jer'ce, a:tl Mlarylan i a il he there. Along !be Pacif~ie, eni the slopes of Oregon, along the baniks of the IIudl Son and the LIkes, all aiang tlie Connec ticut will be heard and fet the undatunt ed imnpress of m;ilon< ; and from this land of Cowpens ::i Eut-a, let us rush forward to cast our (i.000i votes thai shall send back the refrain a iehl will be heard from a score anad more of true deC voted States. Gird up your hit:: citiz-ns of New berry. Do-.n (in: the lhn:guage if the Charleston N-.'ws) with naepotismn, cor ruption, terrorism, de,:"-istn :nid tyrana ny in every form. U~p withi peace, re conciliationi, hartniny, frate;n:itv, happi ness, honesty andi prosperity.~ DownW wvitht the military eal rthe sword. Hu r raih !for hlorace Greev. To airmis and forward to the rani:! To-DAY.-This~ is the title of. a erv handl some sixteen pa.:-: quar:., puOi.,hied weki ly. by Maclean, Stoid:r-d & Co., P'tthilielhi, with a Chromo, for 5:2,50. "To-Dayv" is fin: 13- illustrated, and :h!y e.dited byv 1r. I)isa Lewis. Seed for a sp-ecimen c-'p.. L.& FRANCE ELEGANTE-The November number of this~ beauni fia-hion Mlag.zine is received Thec colorel dpaes I::e eleg:;ni- - generally p'eusing- I> the hliii. Pl'ohed li by. S. I'. Tay:or. N'e w Yrk, a:? $ per atinumr. EctEcrac 3MAGA/tn-T[he ruablr fo. Nov-nmber pre.e: aani-oat- s:eel ten grr ving of-Jas.nithi'y Fr'itude, andi alt ex clent bio:rhinca! -ketch of t be Ia':e Wim. HI. Se-'a d, bidesti no 'e-s flan ,ev\'.e at-ractive artich-' ftrom the h st ij-r.:s wvre's 'if the count.r. IT wreI i,) oy e-' M1agazine T,tuhihCd thn ltheIt &ier:iie. E R. Pelton, 108 Ful ont .. N. Y., term- > a year, two coiesic 99, sintge i:utibe'r -1-5 es We have receive-d from l1 App!e:ioai Co , New York, Fenimore- Coo-- "Pr::i rie," being the final i-tie in the new li:ti4 trated editiona of Cooper's famous "hea-I':r Stocking Novels," which we ant:t.ucedl i: ly in the summver-, at tlae b-e:.:ii;go 5 enterprise. The entire' a ries ot the Le:ithe: Stocking romnances~ co'i-t of 4-mD-r shayer,'' "Ihe L.ast of thei M'ahi-a."- . lihe Pathfinder," - "ie Piron ers.' ata "The Prairie " Each voum isn.a fulllibra:e , with new designs by ;b- da-iogit:shed ari. F. 0. C Dart-y. wi.ie lie prtee i- 4.:y seventy-five ce-c T'his- joumnal is a mark' dI except:arn to al low-price- pedcau, ri 0om the ftha ita is a tmodel of tvpograpial e' ePine -io is priited on beautiful. rtued n aper. Th. :-ontents tare riot onlyI popular and inra te baut haighiy instrucetive and ihoro-:)h: ne1 rat-. aind the wholeatpp-aanie-or iih- joirn' i- cenetired to promote rhe de,r im nl ledge as well ais to aidJ ini lfurniste in'"r.. rnnton. It ik publithed at rhe exe -e.!-a-lI' :w price of fifty cents a y eair, :md' shou: be in rhe hand- ofevery one. Se-' - 'r afre spe cimen numbe-r to The Fatrm aria Ftr, side Journal, 13:3 Ei. 16th St., Ne w York. 8OUTHERN M1CsncAL -IoUnNAL.--The pah-t) ishers of the ".$ athern: Musica-l J,m rial. mn:thty. $1.0) pir ye:-' , no:co:nta wi-ht puti i'hirng thecheaape- r, h:-n-i-o:ne-r, :ni hi-st M1usical .Cheet i:n thei U. s , a-ren.a.~ fTe: 'ng 'o seind it ont triat ti ih),- t ci readi subs. crr th- mtonti- fir-e uip,; ec-ip' of u cents f.ar the ps::re. an) !alr's~ wo'rit of mu-s it' :v- n t trmber. nd by- acce-pting thi- r- mar' 5'e offer,ta tuiea to the vatue of three do!.r cane be ha-'l sor on- v 6 e-ents. T1aniu ub c pulica-tion doe< noit 1-ui!d i1 laim 'o e a-s-itera ion ei-relyT'i up a th ai;e a' heti:: fit--c : S.-u-t-r. '--- e r' ut nmar c upon -, rC:at v. or:h. ::I iv- ew.: ei"ta:.: o Ithe2 su:- h I.r eI I heir ei?-rts, n I pr-di'-' i-onrt:e ymt:re. tn To t'e People of Scuth Carolina. On the 5th o Nove:"ber Ihe peo;lt f South CArolin. in cnnimon with the people of all the G.tdSlat(-S. %%ii b). called upon to tiext a Prt.sidlent i.i Vice-Pre-idec:t to !-erve friti tie en:,uu. fPur Years. - The course that hm,. Ine'n pur- ue'd h the prest.t .d.nin;i,t ation 1o bt en subversive of al lotal .telf ""overnuel" and hostile o th d iHts :nd fiberties of the citizen, :. to have exc:tud tie g":aest the vilizen. ai. aveNE: il: ht pl;reenbierA:S for thQ safet V f -ur ft e inmituEntio.., iA W b: i d tho n ge.I and I, ;as-- V:iV oi e S i V Ohe Un tion, to a 'ited an.; d-ter n I to rescue, if proi4th.e the G:ze ovn:o" fi-ov the hnn%A of its 1e11e:c ai wies :.d unseciulAous r.ders, ::d m 1;-ta:(k to its i>e:n i. Mare than this, so nalnning :ak wid. spread is i> , t he g5 W thi th ari I - tiun in ligh phov : i to har mr; eu tihe filluta in o 1 -it. ' p bie ju ti-. a so redkles.4 he IUe "-wnrr1q:, in,'rAmnw aTi ties hvI put'iL ( i. as V nt to .: ituine e:ery~Princilde' f'rii . deii a ty In the breasis of - e h,: i r; e the way for Vie a alt'ni se! l sr:e dreay of a ie v:rtur?n i To arre:.t tho .I : i;i of the,- esl n.d dangerctLis eote: -nci -. : i to -aVe ti the ppri ilc'teSw the :i>At:lace ::s eel aciit noa C:mti:outitona t --p i e ltci ti t io al cla;ves an;d p:r Irihve organiz..d a holy, fi-mIl and cii incible r. li on beiir of iWity n gAerTnment,nd synpathv and recatwiliation bet(en Th t ardina piirw e of thimove ment wr I-ViLi from Cineim.trei on the first of iast .\by, awnd lenl atied bh t'e f -mo:ev of tin wh l' Won in'g..nenW C-nver~tLin at Bald I mnure (in ti 9.h oif*Jth . t 6-rcv reley. t,f NQ,. York, nn 1 1,. I Gratz l cf,i of .iso :i, cL ien -is the standard heurers of thi cause, 've been1 hailed with ptotic eby tLie rieis of Wi , Wrder md wel rea:: ied hhertyt hough,t the entire land. The principvl;e whieb have been erbiauned Upon our bam-r,in the h,meeu wmd, of nor ilusntqterm :oiatv, "Trot die, hilt 'WuSt aMd -wil! t-rsvteve def"'s1, if defoat were! osie. ev mll h Ctli !l : t A tee. eizin thi a i e So :t- m v e i nt i tine3 'e s t jcisi i:'lte. to ov.' tifr'oiamsetro:.s Ni z m,".d !wni .. , to .he i n m s'ulre e flryL 0::t--;-1, Ii, ith' ron it in - ioSi~(.:tt -1zd!r:a E.portto Ithe move While we are not permitted to speak, the Imooam- of :cssurt-d victo,ry to ouri people in Lhis State, it is nvertIeless -1 s* Solemin duty to adjure then by t 'r e"lightenri hce of counbr, aid thAr devilon to its initutions, to sum- I mn,) to Zhelr aid that highe.st fortitude in mni of i fleht to priciple. even in the .dtof disaste-r, and rallying .1rW111 ur olors, pie to outr candidates I :.11y, a genr ous :ald a unit-Ad suippot Aniimatedl bv the f,!regng setimer,ts, :id profoundly sen.,hl- of the respo sibi!ity devolv'd upon them, and to in sure the aieon which is Im. recoimme"h i,, Stott G,!;trai Evwntive Co-n (r.ees of tile .ecril and jLibera; t u iwcan parte. -fite r a Yj int 1 c t :,rt.nce h-. , t termni d, under the .I: F i1- the :t u nersigned, re :e ent o eh t, I WOi itheNtual xc s iv lvC -ii)tcl)eof the gi rties,s to pre ea't to :ttixi ped!l tst ft thci, Pi~ at l1. a tnintoke~tt theit' .aes orthefolo aignu ~lii tu lectrs:~I. Xtni I Ps.: wasmt.~ h F..cTous. - Sti ate 1 at tinrge--''r,i the i-Conor iof sCaltn. \' furt hnae. let ionha. S. A. Peace of itlig onlt:HttSit.e;l tl irt sttD irei.- -.' ie at f no Walke r f eoiry.Mi- Jt1 wnt. iric-Jono fihiood. if Bat-wel.* Thi:l i riet tI'e t--- . ii.. . o f t ien h'ei t: il -rc .\Itet: Tietli. Y. S iiiepcNih,t Nia rthjival I w'meaieH i..icum Com wll iC.~tcC ~tt1t Cii T .:F at:-'uo--.r o:- --OnFi -it. n-iCi ist tti inn<harisie hi ICly I 'TN apoceLi th in hN'ouse i.n Mr,.'C Jas. Etls' s tt 0 ai t.rte, :: plid t ~Ei.son ' los on gitn hou'se. gi, & . is'l ahu e tir,Iantotht o ntIr. A~titr'Lou, who was.tjv wo t t rkig t o prtmied,-an 1' hi- iott'' n i th eini'''' e, \is eti a ted -in u t. ii' ti. I n''rt . ti l' Wie furthe le:nthtMra.t.Jo 'n i'ing' - iorn twot~.' inlesbe:the tt -i t h ;I 'enl th f nien -lltrlt .t-tiir.c .I thtt :'s l' ss, w ''e arl :n fored, ic' I near ':..-Edgeleh!. Acl veti er. Al-: hanO ni, ar nite.:It. to a c' reponlen forw rt! o s*son i i-t t".,.ttli m The idvertiin;. houst :f eo P. I..1% vH I: Co., IIS :'I(!-Viy g:iIWet A V -:.i-wi'i reL tila tio . - ;s bhu-ine.,, is be:iw-, : n e vecry rwn: :h. :ull W w->w hm- e.or:.m- Or s-:w.- in r.- : !" *, r*% :nvspa-pv., ah-.! .: yl-- V-n: red mtate ::nd C:i..:. .. M G o ' R 1vei & Co.. ha-;-- t .c : ! re, ;r tb bu,ille:- 1::et, .1111 h v reria r:d t het- ve i ine sveem oe: :o t.ven. Iicre -eiteno.. .lonna:-!;-co:dcr. W.--rM ei le on1 l'. STMPT -MS OF C'r.Ri --Du. 'iw:vY hec;,i,ciw,. oi.:,tr;orn ,' Ll p. : .dis charg! 1f:Ililg i -: , c 'I Na- ttll. i'lti rl n i 1 ' ' io ui . p::i-:. Elt(r('liI.'e.' I ro lf--:-,i:. .lz. -: dry, (w:iXLr'. we:::<! .r in ti. i e e 1i):l :::I cer thro:il t,l u! :il:-.J' nV h ra a e cost :mt dIe P sie;:to e:e: no aIn! t. :r:ir'rin I.UII t-,' voice Altered. nas:l . off..n-ilve bre ium d SMe! :,n.I i oe'v .n ;n: aI:. d!epr.--:.!n, tic..;!!, cong!j, idi:>ey am,- ii. AHl the nore commyol : o n :o th i.. a in o:nf i: Ito tes cniO -2 tileil I1 w vIl.c m l Et n, yet t"m":O I: v:.- :: :uQ ter-,J.I,.- int]-nanin ::!:! <!A i!n ,!;k gr:ve ithn MMmIver u-muifSting uoethIO If theC ab1Ove :-ympltOnlI. stood by p ::i::n . :e 'rp-e r,. . cun-. .4 hvo ! n-l:y ts : THE, Iollowin:, b.ceno . e .:p porw-d i>r In',ni:i;:- :ni IV..r -n for thle ,l. 14n of." .r ry :. :;o, 4.-etonro FCr b-:e:ia:.t:ii Forr W .'II-.h-: -v: 'E N.i\ , T. . i I .N . r in Ow O n I-:!T A W i,-1;toP :!! T ud N :t*.- : 4 - t. 1 . - I Ak inl th --i -sn 1 :. - -- \ i b l, o l.iar' NOqodInT . . evemi ryr a r:-e .s To. a t (I w Y. .il..l' Il',Pr . - . t:i - P .,- . I al .'odaioi 1110 oe I 1te: ~. II)k:1 t. -o i. - I 2" bIn . Ito b n .--,,:: ti/leslntTil 1 . ::. a p:. II. c t -. t .\. - rs. -. (.) !:.1!.T . Get :-,- (- I L. . \.' l .1 .L . . - - -t -h Iet . . '\ f: I- T I,S .( .( .4 1.i. .. iI-'-by n id.:.. :.. ..:. .3:- e . . : reunred o:: u. -u ay :::-of he n 'I ( ' H -. :i. -:-- l i !! -!: T I.;N . I W' l'I. A d -. I- !1 l -2r n r. For the 1erld. CRlARlLF.ortn, S. C , OCt. 16, '72. \le'r. !::I ors-Dear Sirs-.\- matny of our : id have n:-ver ' n ih Cii:l of h:ileson,IiN give them some idea of' the ie. I ist saying :hat it is the aiges:t aud mo,t beaitiful Cily inl S. C. ii Contains -e trceet, a city railway, a tine park, a -eu- itl ibattery, a ti.w scene of ohips, acam, mIloops, and many samaller vessels. S iotit . a m:ignilicent Medie:l Col ege, with :a lirge tii unti-:i inzseun, mt a I,pita. of 3 0 hils. ITe Medical 'ile.e is iw hi sessin: nt udti s are a: -ig every <LAV. We t1:ice tstidents no'w lere :'rolln as far :ssT:.. We :a,o notilced] tniong the students 0. B. Mayer, Jr., J. Wil ?e Folk, and .ohn C. lalfere, rotn New we ,ry. T!e 'cdical Co1ege h: tw-lve bb: imi conipetent Professors, Charleston ib t It'' pice for schoolk, both "iedical :ld Itrar,' Chxil'ot has great 10!tel.i hi tiltp!L( ;es: i; the ;)!ace of' "Cie!wi"-t a :1vo it 'ie h" of 3111t Ne'h'rrians. I: !onen,![ionl w !clt ouri :-: 1e: 11iaginic i:e size of i harlc,oun by tlliig theni therr tr 100 31. ) 'n in thc City. Tle cicetir mosed off ery quietly. W. .A. F. N. ADVLisE.31EN:rS --Sale at re-i ence of' Mr-. K ibl!er, deei. W,;In. Gh:,ze-Jewelry, & C.-Clumbia. 3Ibr'li:tl's Sale of Liquors, WagmttJivrmu'es. 31. N:athan & -Son-Drv Gtiodo., &x. Kilglml & ileath-Crockery, &c. EIeeion Notice. D)istricr Suriv'or's' Association Di trict Mlonumentai A ;sociationi. Notice of Executors, 11. Barton, tlee'd Admlrs Notice. I. Johinso., de(' Adii'rt No:'c.-: .1. B. RIichilt, dcc'd. W. D. Love : Co.--;re:t Centrtil, Colum L. RL.'t3:ir,ba;li--Oys:e'rs, Fish, &c. A. -1. cC:t.h rim & Co - iuvi.i Guauo. . Fr;nie:hm.iw wishLing to ctpinmiwi:;t. a a . a "ii:tlc callAe her a "littc A Triumph. No inedicin evvi ('ff..r:d to the pteople ha voll fur it.:elf suchl :a ropi,t11ionl ill No -hjirt- a r.e as DR. T'IT'S EXl'ETORAN . A'herevt'r it d.s beti inr tue' it a. :-i 'Sueded1 all t,;her Cou-.:z reei ,. It i,oi inly curte the Coiuh, but No ttijiuti iM,ritih the Lumg', ib:at nu fear W' it riurn leed iv appiehented MKY.Pnitsi, Febriuart' i 1 1S0 i-. w it. ii rt-rr: Sirt-1 have been sufft'ring ,wr near v iwo ear, with a severa cngh :ahd orea d.Xl&Al Wed :lit fl'orty-ive pIeni: and Wit I mn)i none1 taking yt!Ur Expe::,rmt. I v;: - inced to One huin Ired :nd:i xrr ll rieolaimn"Steerwhilig: hIra! no:hh nighi ;wctis. h:-ve taikin half dozen h .tries. i' it n ht s vue::t" h:.vC left ue, 1! " cot;lh ia almi, : di-appeaici, al.! I l:ve g im-d i9teen poundi Inl w(ight I bel:eve it, "i me my cough. I eonmen-li it to all n. ient.s. With respect. ()LIVEiUt 1:L Dr. Tutt's Hair Dye has no Bad Od:or MrOLiD TllINGS IIA ':i* . uF.l>A .y -Thi z iat q:l!. of it ta t,. 'uk i!. tmei: orovi te 0'1 in ti lo:s abused biter to cr it or iii to e:::i hi ever il'e 'rtih'h i tiis .dmtmr.!y m-mi::ie eth ner;:lel s f il y iiemi T., --p -:r . r.x e it on the' shi tt! n ilirtsi, i i d .;ivpr i.ai t. h lmanoi he'ur s igh t.'i- c ag in t ' i- t"e hitnt is Te orainc of t lsttter I' Itoimu-L I it-rs , i. :n .'a e-o ae.i ton ie ever ad etitd in tiis ctry. ..aIt my- beX roome necile as a fal :ecie, p.r ex -;ehn for ti.ti 't ricltion' eer r spc..lype alen. Th fr:ne e ! lnted la, it' leat l' itu: -t:'er, ' it naaxeds :J :d I'l e ac t & it'o loReE AnD rT ire:-,-weins deniav li r:tl' iiei:l assis tno Afor. 1 a t ta :UN Tn ScasA onl do-EETof !-ter'sm :' :.:c IIa tlittne'r. :dutt tt h evill r01 -re' t nyit ::e P.-es pei. 'Thr:..ho t heft et Fni on thE 21 st; i ll-:mi:'! d"t t.-iot of ir - rter , !!thet ivu'r i o f i pehit toEd bhe fmter-r ta n ,o,i . his T.Ofther SAoVE. i'''ntt pm'.i-y he -nIth'i - a I 'hen'h'at t- pr -:ttne ti -nne l''' I n! ofoeat' .S in c fo e : ifegurilt pntepei ae n r..i''to tolo ti 'he ii k of .tthe iret h- ::Niie '. u bu:.i - gen n : .:: ve iti.d iceet :l V be obt"inTly inho:!'.r - .A 'r l 'r . "et. -, ---- Im THE MIGGEST STO-1 I:! Zi, - v.e .: o : - .. :M hlty > -. c: ' T.c - I::; . G IW7KE:-Y . : .a U wha - ' -- . ' .: -x -re H UU '-cxc 6'. :- , f : . I: l.L c :i h . o . . e::;::c t:!I. V Al' . H I . . A'Lc {ar ''Vi'! V a; C !, 2:..' u cN cionU ':1 -1-. :b- :'.e1 . r :. : o .-- , ; 2 - ilt : Sl 1 0 c .the 'c: 'a' .'''s , - .cc li' .: 1:: :,..-, e. :, ;, :.!C: i lne n hie : .,boLo .- o -f in ee .\.. W;a :r.itt tn e e ,M : ex:- ei I ou stick -il I .:iin '.e leh f r M. NATHA" & SONJ, nied Satel r ternal Revenue, T, 2'T :! A N! . 1''c~ -,;:4 - I c ' Ii occ '- V"l.":oAv4 a . C.'. ' c . I: '.c or u,i r S2. . d 'e ' r p .:I I o t :l rc d a n b. o h U : \:oige . b!-r T 'c-e', icc Wa.:en 'tu:l li c- - T E> Tie W iC ID . I'i .V.r \\ PC r l Two rn . i db n-; ' Wik e 'ciii I e :.(:0i' Peach Dcrcndy. : I .: - 'c'- c .n .a:. y '. .' N lIUN .1. '.: -:Ul: V. , Dept. 'c :-i l .a., . C. I , 1. :-: 1. -! ; - - 1 AMEHCAtN TTN L OV.Ei-SEAM!iNC 3EWIG% M1AWPINE, BUY THE BEST ! The .UlBiCAX W Last a Li"' Time. It Iis ~ roiio t.o a ii o: ''rA fr' >: c::-':iy ;is ' o'roc:c'tien U : m ae -c i : i. cccc .:ei .icccnc Ni. :.'' :' d -rt': -s ]v'cct a-l ni lrse i -c.irie.- n I.rc'YLAcT'E : WXii;:ELER. I -~-I:s.KT, -vr Wa - . ... .. .. - .,. ..... . . I o T- - .cr o9Penfarrcp . J -:" nol i .I :ne- w' in:ce Ce :, r:ni -- :to if Fea.m. K - 'cTnu i--.rc - u' ofTe I b - t1 TI 1k h c) - - *~ .. I -1- - t '-.- a ii. ci %t atwad* O8il!08El AT ( .it Stewart : d C rner. WE nob eoe: ( ed :tnin t 1); -: c- .1 . . (':! .1111. 'W. :r . S. Ei I . \ . Pi *:i v. e, - : r.)!0. "NN.I j'; . *: ..le h- ..e . L,6I1- ald S o s.l,:C G:a:ow Dow fo.Ja--, a *w . : V i . :I o .. m g !!.C Xw.h :: : . :m. - m 1.vi .1, . de Coi e Ariocer :!- a:iels, all of shie ne U or. .in x:ml:.IO I l..fcl & P . 1C G .Ci K Ger. b . V::- I i W. J. L~~SA11 AAKE1 CO. AIv n Lor.., : wni : o i.c.i Ca :! Choice Grocerie ~[MFlourI .Cal &c. Iout.Vand Shes. &c LEG ~T)I PRI : AndLo Don o Cash ! .w l : is-:ier o h re : . : . M a :: . : . t :. i W.. LAE& O e. 2:,.;::-: OPENI7NG Th.iT THTS DA.M AnI s ) 0 ii:l . .'T i i -nvited. i. 1, J An i n1s i .. J. . Ax: . .r. t. P :vs HIARD WARE, 0 0.c,j T l ERY GROOE~RIES, PRO VISIONYS, BAGGING, TIES, WOODEN-WARE, 8ADLERY and WHIPS, ETC ETC.. ETC. Bowden and Tappaha noc Ievd Wheat. t.: )es : d i . 05.:. : va if ties h:F - .: - e, t. rI : t few da z.,y: > V f i.:. ,y e : at cur store ifl !:' .:0 . ('::r'. II-.:Sc. HfE/VY AND FAMILY GROOE R IES arrivn - :9 y't bie v:e 'reew to Sell Low for Cash. EBA QGKIN & Iron Tis atRd edRts P~RO;DUG at ti HIH EST V\ARKE1T PIES,J' I )\\ F C~ 9][~j n ter or STAPLE ANs FJAC7 L. w fcr Casha. An-.1 Cash Gnly, T 48 .2 , avel 'j:t at M'FALL & POOL. Notice. .~ .'r7 i O?tC -r. LIME. jee* .m