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O- Old:papers, suitable for wra] ping goods, for sale at thisoflico. New Advertisements. . I MeAlaster & Drico-Goods Jus Opened. IL. L. Ulliott & Co.-Notice Bacot & Co.-New and Presh Gro certes. Beaty & Bro.-Nails and Axes. Muonic Meetinig-John 0. Squier Secretary. M1ore Now rocerics-Boaty' 3 Bro. Ilamns-R1. J. Mc(arlev. Citation-W. M. Nelson. RIAd Notice.i by Joul Copes. Horse Race. a Two lively old amactur scrub race ,took place 3aturday just out of town Both racas were a tie. 'The First Bale of New Cott .n. The first bale of new cotton wa sold in this market last Saturday b, Mr. Thos. L. Johnston, to Beaty Z Bro., at 16.1 oents per pound. Pubeoue. We return thanks for an invitatioi to attend a barbecoue near Jackson' .reek last Friday. 9Ve had a previ ius engagemuent and could not g out, but are inforned that it was 'perftet success. Ootton Picking Cotten is now opening rapidly, an picking has coinmeIncerd in earnest I'he recent heavy rains are interfer ing with picking, and in the gra; ndflds cotton is rusting badly. On bale of aiiflield cotton has been solt in Columbia. More Delinquents. On Saturday, Justice Mackey con vioted other road delinquents. Thorq seens to be some miundersta-ndin relative to the ages be.tween whiel pergons are liable to road duty. Th< law now emb'races all mnale person 'apable of earniug a li% e!ihood, be tween the ages of 18 and 55 years the .tatuto being changid by insert ing 55, instead of 45 yearn as it form, erly was. Crops. . We can obtain no certain informa tion in regard to crops throughouttlh( County. It is generally believed tha the .corn crop will be poor, and th Cotton crOp good. The late frequen 'rainis, however, aire damaging the cut ton, by causing it to go to weed an( 'to shed. Mercantile. Merchants are leaving for tb, North to purchase their Fall an< Winter supplies. Capt. Withers an Mr. Jas. A. Brize left yesterday, Nm Law leaves early next wdek. I about three weeks the hearts of th' )adics will be gladdened by lots c goods "cheap for cash.". Due West romale College. WVe call attention to the advertise i'.ent of this old and flourishing in stitution. Rev. J. I. Thonner, ha been quite successful in his nobi mission. Persons desirous of send ini their olhildren from home will d 'well to consider the advantages o Tbis college. Explaunation, Seone of our friends wish to knoi 'whether we are supporting Major TI Bloulware for- Senator. We answe 'emphatically that we are not. W mecrely noticed his nomination. Ou bolumns are open to the nominatio of every person who pays the rate hharged. Thbis. race is a purely Re publican one, the candidates are Rie publicans. We have no~voice . bat . ver in the naatter. We onl& hop, the convention will nominate a decon candid ate. Another Fish Story, A sturgeon seven feet long ani '1 weighing one hundred and twenty r ~ nine pounds was eaughzt on Frida on Mr. T. L. iolinston's pla'oo abod six milea from town, in a creek. is supposed the monster came up th creek from the river, ten miles, an, was stranded by the subsidence o the waters. It wvas shot with bueok shot and beat with rails until dead. Tfhe skin of this monster of the finn fribo is now at Mr. Thomipson's tan yard, where it ma.y be viewed by th~ incredunlouq. Agriculture. We are gratified to learn that ou ceteewed fellow-citizen, Major TI. W Woodward, President of the Stat Agricultural Soiety, will deliver th <pening address at tihe Darlingte Agricultural FAir, which opens e the 8th of' October. Major Wooi ward has just returned fronm Laurer County, where he addressed a lark and appreciative audience on thi .subject of agriculture, and will af dress the citizens of Lancaster nea Saturday on the ame sbjct Aron'nd Town. Q9-antities of rain this week. In spite of the quantities of water. melons and green fruit this seasonlpo well defined easo of oholera has yet t mAdue its apearqnce. .. , H1aight's Great Circus will proba bly pass through Winnsboro during - the 10. Save your niokels, boys. The public well is again in order. The Council should fine Dot only e every one breaking the well, but every one letting loose the windlass. Prospb rity. As on%; of the evidences of return ing prosperit,7 in the,.'Iavd %io will nention the fact that Mr. J. B. El kin, agent of Wheoler & Wilso:.'a dcwing machines, has sold fourteen in a the past 1ix ay. , This baaohine. is generally conceded to be the 'best for fuamily use. It has just been 4warded the premium at the Vienna Expoti tion. Over eight hundred thousand are in actual use. We advise persons in need of a muchine to consider the merits of this one. An advertise ment will found in another colum. Upset. A countryman coming to town Thurs day in a oce.horse wagon, stopped before one of the stores, took out his equine and hitched him to the wheel. The beast, growing restive, pulled bP.ck and turned the wagon upside down. Tlhe accident was repaired I without damage. It does seem that countrymen endeavor to exercise their ingenuity in hitching their horses in outlandish ways. That. a runaway or a smash-'up is not,a daily occurrence, .ieemn .providential.. Colored Opera Troupe. Rev. Mr. Richardson who carried a colored opera troupe through the 'North lait S'prin' has for some time recer.tly Leen training another at Ridgeway. They have given one or two concerts and persons who heard them have been much pleased. Mr. Richardson leaves for his Northern tour this morning. One of the pecu liar features of this opera will be the rendition of the real old "camp .tnecting melodies" found only in the South among the colored people. A Model Oiti'en. Cap*t. John A. Hinnant, of this County, is a model citizen, and sets an example of industry that our people would da well to follow. He was (in officer of Cqpipany C. .12th Regiincnt S. C. V., and while fight ing gallatitly at Gettysburg, lost a leg, the am1utgtion learing a stump of only nine inghes.. Ys ifn spite of this disability he is a succesbful farm or, and this year, ho .has himself done all the poloughing of tw.cr.ty acres of /and. Capt. IHinnant richly deserves isu'ccess. We all of our citizens made of such stuff our country would soon be in a prospesous condation. - unaway. On Tuesday there was a lively Srunaway in town. A couple of mules attached .to the wagon of a goolored apple peddler took fright a~t Mr. Me SCreight's shop and ran at. full speed towards 1Majn. street. , Phe drivai kept his seat, but had about as much control over the beasts as if he had bebn ~ulling a iinsh E. .locom otive. r 't'he mulos ran against a hitching post -by Judge Robinson's office, caused a r horse hitched to it to break loose, one e of the breast chains broke; and the r inules were brought to a stop by th6 a wagon striking against the post. 5 Then, finding they could do nothing - moreo, they ctood c-iliily conteinpla - ting the situation. They were back 'ed out; the damages were repair~ed 3 and the peddler pursued his way, t meditating on theo mutability of for tune, and grieved that tl o .runLaayy had destroyed all the profit on "them Sapples.".. Trial Justice Court. V The following cases were tried be tfai-e Trial Justico Mackey last Satur 6 day: * The State vs. Hiar per Gregory and I. Ilika Gregory, colord-assault and Sbattery-sentenced to thirty days in -jail. - 'rho St ate vs. John' Howell, white Y --*for roftisifig to work on public road -sentenced to thirty days in' Juil. (* T1he State vs. Joseph Turner, eol ored-tospasts-flnod $.12. The State vs. John Goode, aolored r -assault and batte ry-fined $15 .J'The State vs. John Wooten, spetion e master, and Wesfe~y Abbott, and a Ilonry Cook, sootiona hands on C. C. & a A. RI. R.-for refusing to work on ni public roads-senteced to pay a fine l- of $15 each, or thirty days in jail. s Col. Rien appealed to the Circuit :e Court en the ground that railroad a hands were net liable to road duty. I- SamI. G arrison, colored, was fined t $10 for r'efusing to work on the strcnt. Winnsboro Female Seminary. It is with'great pleasure that Wc Iall the attention of parents to th< advertisoment of this Institution ic another column. We have, before, adverted to the necessity of a . fir i class schools for girls in Winnsboro. We believe that this Seminary, just commencing, will fully supply our need. The ladies in charge bking with them the most flattering testi. monials from gentletnen competent to judge of the qualificatious of tvlcters. Besides being fully com. potent 6. iyipart knowledge, they are also welllitted to train their pu pil*in domestic virtues and the amen ities of life. Parents need feel no hesitancy in intrustiog their daugh< ters io.the'eare of these ladies, lp with thcm they will find a homar na well as a school. Mrs. NNoore is the widow of the late Col. J. V. Moore, who full at Manassas, fighting'gaIlantly in defence of his State. Miss Robinson has been oonduoting a tiourishing Acade, my in an adjoining County, aid posseoses emineut linguistic attain. m r . t .I These ladies have been induent to come to Winnsboro at the solicitation of some of our loading citizens, be lieving that a flourishiug seminay can be established in our town. Their success depends entirely on the peo. ple of V airfield. This is the opportu uity for our citizens to prpVe whoth. or they really wish a school, or whether they have been idly com plaining in the past. The names of the trustees vouch fur the high character of the school. All that is needed is patronage. The rates are very moderate. The brick building on main street belongidg to Mrs. Porcher has been rented, thus a'ffording am'plb faoialties for the pur pose. The school will be opened on the 8th of September. Quito a num ber of pupils have already been pro uiised-. The fifth cable across the Atlantic will be the one between Lisbon and Rio Janeiro. The European tole. grams announce that the laying of this line has jut begun, the - steamer with the now cable on board having sailed from Li.bon. This will b.c a trant-at.lautie line of considerable length, and of mnuch importance, an it will connect South America tele graphically with the rest of the world. There is also some talk of connecting the Brazilian system of t.elegrnphs with the cables now laid in the West Indies, so that this will put us in direct communication with South America. From the top of Kearsarge Moun. tain, in New Hampshire, may be seen the birthplaces of Ezekiel and D:iiicl Webster, William Pitt Fessenden (Governpr John A. Dix, Vice Presi, dent llenry A. Wilson, Lewis Cass ex U~nitetl Slates Schirtor James WV Grimnes, Iowa; United States Senatoi Z/iachariah Chandler, of Nichigan Levi Woodbury,IHorace Greeley, (Gen eral Benjamin F. Butler, ox-P resi (lent Franklin Pierce and Chief Jos tiec Chase. Estrayed or StOlen TiROM the subscriber on Tuesday, th .. 20th of Augus.. a Black Ilora MsMiA 10-yors'ol and aboutIal andsa high Any infrormittion left at the Winnsboir Naws othos will be thaakfully received 81LA8 DYR, sept .t~x2 Simpson's T. 0. A CARD.. TO TIlE VOTERS OF FAIRFIELD. I -IIEFEBY announce nignelf as a can, didaIte for SEN~ATOR of Fairfield Coutnty at the. ensuing elecion. I pledge mnyseli to promoie te interests of the people t( the -best of my-ability. IThavo an ednoca Lion, and have 'een teaching for the last nine months at Oamp Welfare, giving sat. isfaiction to mny patrons. I anm comnpetent to fall the office, andl solicit your voes. au M0t~-AAJOR T. BOULWARE, .NOMINATION. JENKINsvLLE fair field county So Ca august 26ith 18'78. To the .idto .of the Tri.weekly . - I beg lief to Introduco to the public rev D. .8. Rice, for a candidate for S~onat or. he is now pastor In charge of long run circuit I find's hinm to be the best that I could offi bteing a snan ahit love's people andl his coun try. Ho is ndeed -eloq'uent, all the pro cint knew that lie hold's the .beoys of th.. hearts ofihis cuntrymen, and ho turn's the wards .within thoem With niskill at. tdained by no other master. but Eloquentsi is nevortheless only an instrument and on< of manyg thato li #sos. ..His cnvorsatiori his gestui-es is very looks is magisteria! Persuasive edluct ivo irresist ible. hIis a f. feeliion Is high ad P'.iro, and generous an. t~he chiefesa among themi is that one whiel Itl.te oharity ,of li nativo ,land. Thuzi with great versatility of talent and the~ most Catholic Equait y of hiongr. lHe iden ifies Every Question- wetier of don ost i< ad ministration or foreign policy with his owr great intoligents. I deenm him to be at objectable and Evitable Candidato for sena tor I hope the people of fairtild will deezm it theo game. Gooed 1 govprn meat .is what we want, that should be the..leading ale sires of hoth white anal Color'd and I tinal that If we elect rov. D. 8. Rice we will at. tain to our desire Your truly au2. . J. T. TRtAPP. . ge and Prozh GROCERIES ARRIVED AND ARRIVING ~BAZOT & CC...'s. New. Floar from * Sovall & Hull's Excelsior Milk. Maekerel in Kits and Quar. ter bbls. Fresh Bolted Meal. A lot of. Ludlow Bag 011o of the finest il illu' ket. A lot of Arrow Tics. sept 2 WINNSBORO FEMALE SEMINARY. A Boarding and Day School for Young Ladies, MR1.1. E1. L1. Afoony11 MISS SALLIE RolllINSON, Principal. n10A1n) OF TnUSTEFS. lion. W. U. RhounSTSON, Presiolent.. Col. J. 11. M ioN. IT. L. Ei. 1OT-, Eiq CaP(.. JAB. BE.ATY Caipt. 8. it. ( 'ney J. 1. MCCANTS, E-q., 0. 11. MoMASTIL. R1ev. C E, Chichester, Paglor Presby. tcrifman Church, Whinsboro. Rev. W. 11. Campbell, llector Episcopal Church, Winnsboro. Rtev. J. 'M. Todd, A. Rt. F. Presbyierian clirch, Winnsboro. Hev. J. S. Connor, Pastor Mle!hodist Church, Winnshoro. Rtev. W. V. Mills, Pastor Jackson's Creek and Salem Pre!bytcrian Churches, Fairfield Co. THIS Institution will open on the second Niunday in Sep. - -tember, the 8thl, in the three st ory brick liiiling onl Aluin Street, foiimerly knmown as the Fepirale lrnstiiute. tThorough'h instruci ion will he given in all thio brancihes of e n Eniglislx educati1 on, alco the Ancient and Moderni Language9, Music, ke:,-by contpetent tenchers. Ad. ditionsB v wl -be. mad~o to the corps of in structors, early in the session. Boarding accommiiodat ions will be pro vided for scholars from a distance. The young ladieca attendhing the Semilnary will be unader the best moral and religious in fl11uence, and no painis will le ,sparedl in tho formation of their mour.dl as well as thir m ent at chlirnicterj.. ,.Pupils will be peCrmi~tted to alttendi whichievol' church ini Winnst-oro their parents inay indiente, bult always under the charge of one of tihe teachers. T'he schiolastic year will be divided inato two sessj0ionif fi 'e monlith eiiachi, thle irst cenilcin~g on the 2nd .ilnday in Septem ber, TEUllMS OF TUiTIONl. F'or h'igher branches, including theu languages, per~ session, $.5 For intermecdiate classes, perl ses, sion, . -$18. For primary clauses, pter session, $12, Mm'no, per session, $20. Boa3rd1ing. pc'ir mfonith, ine'uiniig was~h ing. fuiel an1d lights, per month, $l16. Form of paymient-juarterly in ndvance. For adhlitiolinl informat ion, apply to oil le~r of the pi incipahs, natime resddlonce of tho R1ev. c. E. Chichiester, Winnboro. SUG AR AMND COFFEE I -1 BR L. Powdered Sugnr. .L 15 hbjis. Crmuahed;.Extra C. arwcd Dema rara Sugdrs, Prm Rilo (Col'o, in sto and for sale by JBR AfT & BR1O. ang 28 Vlnusbioro Lodge, Nio. 11, A. F. ii - Te regular monthlly cornm~unicson ofithia Lodgo will bo held, oil M-isnioH61,onThimi'adaay eenling 4th Septemiber, at 8 o'clock, P. M1. By order of thie WV.31. J01hN C. 8QUII ER, esapt 2--xltl Secreinly. Nails and Axes; ()IEOS cut nails, assorted ; Rxe 0 Extra Patent Finish'" hlorso Nails ;4 Diosen A xes. Low for Cash ~b 3sept 2 IIBATY & 111O. li sc of "P'ridle of Augusta' 1. lour,.if' you wishj tha very -best soil at JIACoT & CO'l, low for casb. sept 2 (' 1) to IBacot & Co'N. Lund purchase a kit of Now aFamily nmess.Mackerel, puit up espocially for Family Uoe. Fresh Arrivals. A F11R .$s! Lot, o r Candles, Jollies, Piok f3les, Oysters, Poachos, Tfoanatboes, GJreen Corn, Salmon, &o. Just, recoived at M'cINTYR1E fed 27 GOODS JUST OPENED! -----0 Calicoes, Long Cloths, .BP'OWI and Checked H1olnelincs Osniabuite. ALSO Nails, Pure White Lead, Linseed Oil$ Turpentinel .1French iAxc, Crockery, Books anid Stationeory. FRESH DRUGS AND l. E ID I I1%T ES i MciVIMASTER & BRICE, cep 2 T I- liE opartnership heretofore existing indler Ilhe title of 11. L. ELLIOTT & CO., ii this diny dissolved. anid a new.co ptrinership entvrcd into by tho undersign ed under tho ha no title. 11. L. ELLIMATT, 1. P. MAlT41W*, Tr.. J. 11. CU.\MMINGS. tVinisbora, . 0., Sept IA., 1873 sept 2-f1x I This unrivalled Southern temeudy i" warnied int to contain a single particle of Mercury, or any injurious ?ainercdal su atantog, bgt is. PURELY VEGETABLEi, contining I hose SnierniI loors and 1lirba whieb nit all-wise Providontce has placed int constrties wvhero Liver Disenses tnost prevail. it wili cure all Uikeases cnnsed b;;: Derangeiont ol to Liver. 'The -syttptoms of [iver (Compl.tint are a hitter or had taste in the mnouth ; Pain 1 Ithe'lack, 8idles or Jointa, often anianked for Rlheumatism ; Sour Stoninch :Loss or A ppetire i B.owels atternaitely costivo And ax ;JHeaddlio ;- Lons of bnhmory, with a painful 'afsnation or hiavirig Iailed to do *o'nethting which ought -to htave len (done ; Deb'lity, hdw Spirits, a thtiek yellow np. penrance of tho Skin and Eyes, -a dry Cough ofien nisttken for Consumbtions 80nmerimes manny of these symptoms attend thie dit'are, at others very few ; but the~ Liver, the largest organ in te body', is generally the sent cf the di15enso, and if hot itegiiu le in t ime . great. snfrering, wretcoh edne and heatrh wilhl ensue. ' Tis b)reat Untfalint Specific will not bo fourid the leais- tJnpileasant. For JDyspept In, Const ipationt , Ja indi e, Pilliona attacks, Sick Ihendache, Colic. lb ptession -of Spirits, Sour St omach, Ho rt, JIrtn, &o., &c. S1ION'SLIVERi RECULlTO0R OR MEDI. . CINJ, [a (lie Cheapest, Pureat and Deat Fars!ly Medlono in -the World 1 Maniufactured dbly by -'J. IH. ZE[LIN & CO., l4teon, Ca., and Philadelphia. PtrIce, $1 0d. Sold by all Druggists. Jnne 25 . A IOt Of eXtra .~i Ulf gar (hiud .Canlvas~edl Ilam)s, sinall siZe, WARI R ANTED. IR. J. McCA RLEY. ~DUE~ ~VTEIST. F E MALE' CO0LLiE GE. FIFTEENTI[ year opbas Oco.o, her 16th. Tuition, $20 a session. Jbnerl $15 per month, Iucluding Fuel and WVashing.' Send for a Catalogue. J. I. iBON'JER, , - Duo west, S, C. ' nguuin 28..2w *VOIRE NZIV DROCERIS! 1 Car load Liverpool and Byraouso Salt 6 Sacks Uround Salt, 10 Boxes Soap nesorted, 8 lloxoe Adanantino Candles, 2 ioxes Starch, 1 T erce Rice, I Tieroc Lrard1, 1 Tierco llama, All Of which we offer low for CASH. ong 30 .1 iRI' ..1oH it may Concern, i I,, County Board for hIo equali' aflo,0 .of i-al and lersoial Property of Fair. f1el I Cou-1ty will muoct at the Auditors oflie on Monday the 8th day of Pepteniber '873, as provided for in scotion Go, chapteI 12, General Statues. JOEL COPPS, aug 30,44X2 .. A. F. C. N0TICE I IPROPElITY oiners aro notified to ro pair the pavement fronting their promisew by to 16th day of September, or tihe Council will repair the same at the owners 01 pense0. By order of'the Counil J o I , C ) .". aug 30--t5 Clerk ofCouncil. NWOTIOE I ..11 Orditance prohibiting It' sile of Liqiors on the Sabbath will hereafter be rigidly enforced. By order of Countil, JOEL COPES, ' aug 80-1 5 Clerk of Council. The State of South Pirolina. FAI EL) COUN'TY. MI W . AVrSON, Es&I., Probate .~neige. \W 111"RlEAS, , lReuben Ford, hathi made' suit, to me, to gratt him Let ers of Admit ril ion or the Etato and .dilcots or ,:' det Ford deceased. .The.e are therefore to cile and adnionish and sidigilar time kindred and, oredit ora of tho taid Sanmlers For: ltses1, that t'hey be mil appear, hifore me, in t he f murt Df Probat e, t-) b ich at Faitield Court 11ito on Saturday tho 6h day or Septom ber next, after publication thereof, at 11 o'clock in the forentoon, to htiew cduso if any they -have, why Ithe said Adinministra imn iothtl not be grnit ed. Giveti under my hand, this 281h day of August A. D. 1873. W. M. NELSON nugust " 0--tix2 J. i>. F. C. CITIZENS' SA iNGS BANK .OF SOUT1I1 CARIOLINA. Deposits or $ nild lipwards teccived, INITRRTE'S' A 1LO W11V A 7 7711'RNA T O'SV A'R It V,,'NT. l'RR ANN UM ON C]ElR 7'ICATA'' OF' J)I'0SI' A ND SIX J'RR KHNTI..-CO411'OL'NI). 1|1) Ei'l1RY I Sif XONTJIS ON AC . .. 0 FFI C E RS. .lon mai. P'mSer','Vice.-.re'sident. A. G. It enizert, Caitter. J1. II. So wyer int general charge. John V. B. (muitht, Assistant Cashier. ......-. 1)irelcors. -1 Waide Hamiten. William M'artin, AE. C. linekell, F. WV. MdMaster, E. II.- lefnitsh, Johtn B. Painter, Thtomas E. Gregg, Coittrftbia. 0. T. Sent, Newbierry. WV. G1. Mayes, Newborry. B. II. lttziledlge, Chtarlesi on.'' Daniel pav~enel, Jr., Charleston, W~inntuoro J]ratich. . Samn'I B. Clowney, Assistant Cashier. lntters, Mechmanics, tand Professional Men, Widows, O)rphtans, Tlrustecs andi Couttmy Oflictrs, htaving moriey for whicli Ihey have ntpt'osent use0, can here udep'osit ii, thums avoiding all risks of thet'ts and de..Iuut iont by 1,ire, and~ at to stamno time drnwll it drest thet'en till needed. JUST RECEIVEDE k.3eed Rynt, anti Barley, Bolted Meal, Pearl Grist, NEW I'LOURL-A;4u Gi&GE-1, Smoked and white Daoon, Stugar cured llas, Biagging i n D. R. Flenniken. aug 23 2300Ti AND SHfOE HAVING pitrcre the ,ery besi ' Mebhsankas int the country, I reel war ranted in saying'- that I can furnish as neat. BOOT' in tho South. Alwr warrantted to gifo aatiht'acion. My Shop is next duor to 1". Oerig's Saddlery. -. ,ttnr to S. M. nIlrTro JU ST A ALo FAL .?BT TS Bleached Iomespun. JOHN CLARK's CELEURAT1D 15podi Cott-on. ur romalqjug .stpok of, ]RESS GOODS, Wlhit Pique. and Ready Made ClhIn' , AT COST~ EPO All lines of G OODS will he sol very low.for tl-.CASH,,for thonoxt thirty daya, -preparatory to ,our Fall and Winter Stock. WITHERS & DWIGHT. aug 3 - NEW FIRM) NEW G0OD? no. C, Squier & Co., Have Just Rcceived .. . r . - an Invoice of NEW ond DESIRABLE UGOODS. onIhAPEST STORE IN TOWN f K E E 'aGrt Ass sa'oeit 6 FaSuyan K 48tapho Dry Goods, Clothini. hoots, Ladies and Gont.' and everything usually kept in a FIRST' CLA8 110U8E. i very lhingwl.1 be mold CliEp F R CASH ! :Comt wjth.tho CASLand get a INt of the best, of goods for a small sum of S'ECIALIN CE NT offored fromtbla date. in Sammn6i' Goods, in order to make room for a XkEAVT r Am STOOX. '(at tad 'e6bbvisoed-osil at (ho old af'ind of 8. 5. WOLPE. JOHN C. SQUIER~ & Co. adgitet, 21.. ESTABLISHED i85d. J .T1 recelfd'vtut Silver - W~tehes, l sty s, Cloakts,-ttl rfutaties, Platin 'Je~olryg Pitis and Bnttorie. 14 kafate finer Pai~n and Fyngy Gold Rings,..: 18 k'arats fine, and 8ppetaoles, a~ fine assornrheiz - Mi-obd warranted aiieptesent~ed.' 'Afl'wd--dofib it a workmanlike man. ner, and warra-nte'.~ -' .No charge for looking. Come andI soy nie,, will tai'o pleasure in showing my goodsO. . s ii: . : Thanktfl palit favors, I respect fully solicit a continuane of the same. ,, ClIIARLES MULR' april 22 ,Chairs I Chairs!! F~t:'~ ' H