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fhe Fairfleld Herald. PUnLiS1.I D )VERY WENS Y Diptileriti. A physidian of distingusiod ability gives us the following fiets concern ing this much dreaded disease : 1. In its naturo, it is not a local affootion, 0 il usually supposed, but. loonstitutional, -pervaiing tho blood 'of tle whole system before it makes its appearonco in any part ; it is of a -naturo kindred to erysipelas, and though epidemical, is not, strictly peaking, infCetious. 2. Its most manifest ayinptom is a false membrane, of a white color, whidh forms upon rind around the tonsils, near the palate, and which it thickens and extends, unless elicked, until the patient dies from suffoca. 'tion. This false membrano is. how 'ever, not confined to the throat, but may sonetimes be Feen) upon the hand, or arm, or any other place where the skin has been removed. 3. Among the cautions to le ob served are the following . Avoid all medicines and modes of treatment which shall exhaust thO t reigth, arId be careful not to injure the skin by blisters or counter irritants, partiou. larly in the neighborhood of thie throat. 4. To effect its cure, aim to restore as rapidly and effectually as possible, 'the patient's waning strength. For this purpose, lot the diet be of ti most nutritious character-chickei; -soup, beef tea, etc., give :m'reely Of ogg-nogg, made of good whiskey, or use the stinuilant in any other way that will Collbiniet nourishilen t wit i -stimulation. Add to tlhe generna strength by time use of ineintral tont ics of which nono is better than mu riatt of iron. which inay lie adin isteorer as largely as ton drops at a dose, every three hours, for an itlult. Bk tween tho dosos of iron. givo froni five to fiftecn grains of (hoi tc (i, -'Alorie) of potash or soda. Tht ehloride of Soda may he u-el 's antiseptic gargle, but the best garh is common salt. If tho disetso gives signi of pe ri odieit.y, by regular rentm1 ouS :1i accessions, then b ing to you' ail t<i great anti-period ie, utiiein., 11l0u1'0 Slosby. In a recent, iniber or the u't-ti,--,ri lomn We ientioned that, ll ughes, th< black-anid-tan candidate tor ovt'er of Virginia, was too loos dow n to b< supported by even lie renieglade Mosby. It appears front the follow ing extract f'rom a priva (o le.tI 'rome a distinguished Vir-.inia I it.!lrtt&. tive inl Congress thtt wo woro inmisini. formned concerning olotiel .,1qhy' 'political statius. Otur friend a ts . "Colonel Mosby has just shown mit a copy of youlr paper in which he (3lws by) ii called a rein'gedle ad it is u1WppoRed thi at you wr<-te t tho t arti. cl t. I u iS sorry to see sin(' at p1 I from you, * w - il I'*. cause I thinlk the epstlet is ntot !e served. NI o1: y was lor 1ra -nt agaiist Orceley but never we(Itt w'.ithl the Radicals, and has recilnled it.; m ortant services inl tho camtp sttin, It is stated, also, th-at Molb) supported (inerl IKemutpetr, and "uni formily lent, thtis 1t iniRne wiithi * rant in favor- of (Conserva':t ivi s, j:ilt lenil i of those wllc who stuflered from Gov.~ eranii, ntalI pe rsecuit tin.t Wec are atlwatys~ plasedii tI find "iir selves in err'ior when-r we hav'o un-it tingly iminput ed to anuy i'ispect -:ii per' son the dlisgrace of t ertatin ing lthidi. cal sentimtonts ; Iiherefore, re-lyting Pin our corres ponelti(lt's astuantiets, we cheerfully withudraw th Ithno xiou epithet :onl3 regr-etting It. t .s gatl. laut a solhd ler as CJolonel Alttsby -ltould by his quiasi aliliationi with fthe sttlidi oppressor of t ho Sout t hlay himsetlf I liable to the miis-construct ion of lbeing considet-ed a renegade an rd a Ira itor to our catuse and our people. ''Juidge a man by the company lhe keeps" is as true in polilts as itn morailx; and we hav-e no patienlce with, no esteem nor respect for, itme nto canl ltower tctesel ves to a friendly footing with the vile demiagogues antd fatnait'es who hiave htuil iated tnd it1ram'o ed unider m foot our famir Southinl. If' we htavo done Coulonel Mosby an injustice by atttr ibutin jg to himt suech conduct, wve regret it ; fot-, in coin Dioti w ich thIt 8ou thueii people , we htave ever felt a high degi-ee otf pride it) the sucecessful exploits of the- da.hing Virginia partizan. And it it shal appear that he, in his old fashiion, has only worked around in theo ene. my's rear to operate on his commuitni. cainwe shltmlI be well pleased to latilig til' Silkli t itlp. l'The Chicago .Staats Zeituntg, chief organ of toe Reliicants o'f 11linois, thus announeies its depat ro from the Republican party :"The causes fromt which the Republican part y rose have long ei ase I to exist. B~y its sItupidity and ah-art -sight edness in stiring up dona~l issueCs anew and re vmvng (1uest ions ilbally disposod of' the Demoeratie party hasi kept alive the Republicans compeiling thiosetjor man Rtepublicans who wver' so fi'rm Sinecro conviction to continne a i-e. pulsive alliantce with the pro'fes. aional Etglish-.-speakinrg Iiepuiblican politicians. Bitt with the failure of the last attempt, nmade by G reele's nomtinat ion, for a reactijon whieb would undo theo rights secured by thin war, has disa~ppearedc~ every reason for a conmnect in that czan have ito othier object but to asist ungrateful, double-faced Englishspeaikting sieotn ' drels to profitabie offices. TIhio ili. nois Statats Zeitung, at least, will hencefortht have nothing to doe wit hi thism sort of American 'hopublicatns anti protests, hiereafter against the~ desiwnam ofa lntpu.icn .. .. A Startling Query. Gerald 5nssey, tio English poet I and lectairer, appeared on a Sunday evei ing in Now York be'ero a large attnience, hiis tubjoct. leiltg (h Words of lstbilsoli Ca usoe's nll Fr iday : "i that GJod so .strong why lIo not kill that devil ?" The lecturer tn tod tha t in this passage of Do Fol's thero was inore food l'or thought than inl any oLher he had cvr written, and the expoetatioins of (he audienice weIre grCat whe1n h1t started out in a very ihitelliglnt, Inanerlie. Before going fa':, accordng to Now York palpers, tlie lecturer plutiged int' a rea of inyth'l ogy, 11ebraic and 1 p turn, fruin whiteh ha didl not return even at thlc eta of' the lectirC, leav ing lhis audience So cotiplctely be. wihlercd that nobody had any idea %%hat hie was talking about. A city paper says "Mr. Massey's leal nsin will clairn him recogition a . lece. turer : but it' his othekr kceturesi ar as niyatical as 'Why Does not, (;od Kill the Devil 1' very few of his auditors will underst nd, althougli they Inay adiire hili." Tlhe ilizens i tvig luulk. h'le c elosin fi (if t 1i1, (i rieston Iranch of this bank, lesterda, was in atccoreila e with instruciit.s re. ecived from tIh Iain 0. in Co. lumbia, and ill obedienee to the o'der of Judge Carpenzter, viiich enljoinied the hanik fron pay inig out lny i uney until the suit conaunewil by the Cotani-y Treiaturcr of Yurk (tinotly ham been argued unit detuinin, d1. 1 TItc oflicers of the Cha.uI .n trllch ,tiE that, the finanial :. is Pf th. hanki are in gotid i intaliiin, :1( f1 t 1 ba lite ne i-utit has ined. iinuch witshin the imst, thirty dlays thi: they hail it in ea ileiplatiun to I mnve the restriction it' f 'uteie diy , tinotice fln ii osit ilor, (< whili, Under he' tiltar, they wenr entitledl, a1l which, in view of t I recenlit tritugenjc y of tie ltoney nar ket, they Ihave leen exactinlig. It supposed that, tlh iij ;li ion will l< re'in d inl a f'ew d. ., and t le hni i ness of the balIk v-.ii i.ll y 1n ti.%le,. -- ( / g(L t '1/oil e s. p'r O. rf - f - lori A\ intt b-21u't I iul :11.41 easily att ain ad shotw ol' c~everiasm :-may be' ild i a vey ,i il e itt :i i. If i rgatn n bri i anelc ietikl Ii:k IIn f in:nnl 1-uant and h ealti' pan bet' ii .frec t !% inrl l .ets it; tot'. it lit. :s ilt'r~I :-:ip ln.i Ei ~rsdi t h ree day::, d.0 t heir leoave:, po i forth 11 ur t -;.1 En finn inl the trvatA t vi;-o. al ini er. l y pa i 1 ni tuber ol' ' (!IIt fillt i a ueIcr \ith 1a -).>, 1!1 0 e Oi Al the il itths t .h of ( ve Il I as i a iT t ni. :s t il -l., E - o tp i V 110 " Season. 'lho)y req'tite no. f-re.i h woa ter. "N w is ,Ih wiiir .iII ado glorition:4," ibl' b11111 i:,-. 11:10 wll' a11 colfOrtble. ha h lii. T se, c Ilt 'I o lioor~i. :-1 1- .1an 1-ut s, .. 1rl1 I i \I:I0A 14:, , 1;.. N ., 1 1 Y eces frri.t w tit , oth Cal'nl1em F at . To ~- o uhrn'ch it~te. I~il i g Mtrs ipiu br o.,p we ay rdr a oce reno .\oerk . . u btIest Medical Authorities of I(urope say the strongest Tonio, Purifier and Doobstruent, know to the medical world is JUARUBEBA, I( arIrests deca"y of vil forces , exhaustion o'''ho nervous system, reslores vigor to ilhe delibiated, cleanses vitiated blood, remove9 vesioles, obstructions and anQ dirTee ly onI lie Liver and Spleen. Prico $1 a bo1le, John Q. KELLOGG, 18 Platt St.. N. Y. )ev. Dr. Pecmte, l'altor ofio dlikfeoh' of thlie .Sirngeis and Editor of the b-tiri.stain Ago" Now York, has written a w r'l enti) l -Jeh us,', coinplote itl .one' oelavo V alumlie 5670;M s heahfi'fully illustrIated4. Thi h -lok i.. mleeting wlihl a lareC male D"r. 4)w < bing at trueo frinil fl h ril't hern. people, his book will be enger .y looked t-'r lert'. SIl only throngh caivat-ilit 1nCget ntppointod by the Pnb Ili her. . F01'r Vi iot'y for this antt thle (I'Grandl Pie'.t-i il ito-k of l'ravels "all round hle wor-ld" altresse.w UNITU'lD ST r'T IS UllLISilH CO., 11 & 1:t Univertity llaco,-New York. Illt' 0111y lioi iw i )(1|1edci 'r nAT AT ' ni it~ Mrrtei 'Purgeo, l'uirifies, antd Stirengthens (lhe Systlemn. Dr. TIIt's l'-ills III- comn-Posed of manty ,tgredit ntis. 'i'Irominet notiong Ithen are sintaritla aiti V ild C het ry, ., untited as to :let togeether : the one, throtigh it's ad. liixItur~e wihi other iustailnacs, purifying in i nrgi:g : While file other substances lintgiti! Itd ltrgiig ; While the oilier is . .ioitl enin: ihe systi-m. Thus tiese ar i the II I l ime a tontio and a c(:11 i tic. <lesidernii.n loig soltght by a m< dieti meti, butv n i before discovered. InI ther words, Ihey do the work of two nidic,-ines iati o it nitehi t -iter ihn any two We know o!, for they r.miiove1 noihin'ig ro1ml the AyACtem but, imipuiitiese, .11 flat.L w hilo they puirgo they also l'.renglien and bence they enitise no letilil) ind are fol. t1oWi ii 1y no teCletions. D. Ttt's l'ills b r ive a iVon btl'ul iuflut enice on the bloo-l. They nt1 only purify s withoii wenkveiiing it bit they remove all iioxious pat-iies from tie hl yle before it is conver-ted into flid, and ltus makes im 3pure-t blood an tler impossbillity. As there is no debilitaion, so iters is no nautenl' or sickntess ltending tile operation of this iot excellen, nieditine, which I'ever it is 4.). o lorures file digesitive or'ip:-. bit ensites them to work inl a per te' l. i ut till Inn ter : hence persons ta lIn Ig itiem do nt t lieconme pale aind emacia Itd, btt (n Ith -contrary, whiie all hitpuri fies are heing retoved, thle combined e Ion (if (Iie S itspa.litrilla and Wild Cherry l'uti aririti id invigorates lie body, and a vohmitti I stile of healil is ihe result of (heir tutit.i nelioll. i-ice 25 Cet'its i box. Sold by all Drug. 1i4. I i'ptit -18 'irtlandt St. N. Y. Cd t . ia.4H3c 000 All WorAWrru.4) LOWVEST PRICESf - Send/br.Price L(s. "' H. IH-AL L &CO. 2I'nnaaerr~ & lleasb.a 4r,6 8,10. Murhet Stregg. CH A RLESTON, S. 0. Ti-s t'i ente ured accord irig to A ci o ngre i,-i thle yeatr I873i, by I. 1i .i- c, in th offiec of the Librarian itllte (01illbia andii Augusta CoIminIIA, Roy. 4 I18f ow ~I' in tg Palienger Schiedutle wiill he' run oi(ver ithis roa.1 on and after (I th). h 2i Inst ant: I .\Y T'iAiN-.c01N ?ioRTHt. Lenve Au:gusita, at 0.30 a mn ' Vut in nlbor'o, 2.4.4 a mi '' hIesrer, 4.'28 p at rtrive at Charlot Ie, N. C. 7,08 p mn i'A Y Tit Atx--003so RU'i t.('-: tntharl te, N. C. at 7.00 .i n. " Uboter'9 6-4 a mn "1 Wttnntsboto, 11.-Il a mn "t Co'uhnshia 2.418 a mn At-ive at Auguta 8.05 p mn is'tve Atuguiitt 4.15 p mn "' IM mnsberIo, 1.38 a p' ", huester, 2.28 a ir .\n-ivie ati C'harslol e, 6. 1 .* N1in r Tu-lif. -iioiNG' itiTil. leA' v(iiilolre, 8.30 p at .'htsier, 10.68 p m It in n r hi' r , 1 2.3ui pm I'outnbtuia'u 3--I() a n Arri-iveai Auguisa, 8 45 a in JAM ES AND)ER 'ON, Oen'l supt. -~ -i Doasn', Oenei al'licket Agent. 0 ANiVil M ~1V%'. fzaO t O2r .* . IIAVING procuredl the - very best Meehaaics Ina the country, I reel war -. rantedl in say'ing that I -- ennt furnish as neat. BOOT or? 8l1101 as any Shop 1 in theo South. All work< warranutel,l do give satisfaction. My Shop is o'-xi door' to F. Gecrig's Saddlory~e minr 19 5. M. A fine. SOUTh _CAROLINA. DpOils 'Of 1I and Upwards 'Received. rNTEREST A L1, OWED AT TIlE RA TE OFSEVEN 1RR GEN. PERJ ANNUM O.C-ERTIFIOAT OF DEPOSIT ANb SiX PER CEA 4,0PO UND. ED EVERY SIX NO|?PP ON -AO 00CUNTS. OFFICER& i Wi,:M lftin, President. jidhu 1. ahr, Vice-President. A. 0. Brenizer, Cashier. J. ii. Bowyer in general chige. Julin 0. U. Smith, Assistant Cashier. W ade Hinpion, Willjgth \Wufn h, h. G. ilaskeit, 'F. W. Mo0aadtd. L.'I , Hf 'itiltsh, John B. Palmer, Thtdnas . regg, Colutnbia. 'O. T. Scott, Newberry. W. 0. Mlayes, Newberruys tl If. Ru t ledge,'ICiHWle'6n. Daniel Ravenel, Jr., Charleston, Winnsboro Branch. Sam't B. Clowney, Assistant Cashier. Ploanters, Mechanics, and Professional Me", Widows, Orphantis. Trustees and County Officers, hhsving money for which t hey have no p'eseft use, can here deposit it, thus. -apiding all risks of 'thefts and destruutio'n by iire, and at the samo time draw interest thereon till needed. june 24-ly 3roninthe Blooca AN IROt TONIC MAKES THE WEAK STRONBI WhoePensivian Syrqp, a Protect. 4 Solution of 1ho .6-otoxide of Iron, is so conbined as to have the character of an alliment, as easily digested and assimilated pit1 the blood 46 the simppks food b increases the quantity of )Nature's Own Vitalizing Agent, Ion in the blood, and cures "a thousan ," simp by, Toning uPInV goratin an Vitaizing tle Sstem. The enA riched and vitalized blood per& eneates every part of the body, repairing damages and tvasrte searching out morbid secrea "topand leaviqg nothing foe iseas to feed upon. Thig it the secret of the 'vowb ete"ful success of this remedy in euring Dyspepsia, Liver Com 1laint, Dropsy, Chronic Diar. 'rhea, Boils, Nervous Afections, Chills and 'evers, Humors, MLosS 'of Constitutional Vigor, Diseases of the Kidneys -and ladder, Female Complaints, fnd alt diseases originating is a bad state of the Ofood, or achs comy>ated by debiity 0b a loto 61a 'of the system. "cing free from Alcohol in any form, itA energizing ekects are not fol. Stoed by corresponding rea.. lod'lebettstd perdnttnent, inf0 eing strength, vigor, and neW life into all parts of the system, and building up an Iron Con etitutionb Thodsdtids hutv beeh -cihanget by the tu of thiA remedy, fronm tveak, sickly, suffering crea.' tures, to strong. healthy, and haap meti and ivomnen; and utv ald cannot reasonaby ?hes Etate to give it a trial. See that each bottle had PQ R Ue VIAN SYRUP blown in the giase. Pamphlet. Free. SETH W. FOWL.E & SONS1 ProprietolI1 No. 1 Milton~ Place, Bloston. SOLDn DV Daunoos O3xznnTr TH E TAR HEELS. X.RE now receiving theO hirgest and best selected stock of BOOTS & SHOES. thoy have ever lad , and aro uow prepared to adnilnster solid comfort to needy Soles. .A.LLO. DRY GOODS N OTIObTS, &o., &o. Wo alenysq aim at buying good 000IJ% and beliete thttt those who favor us. with a trial wvill realize tihe fact. McLauglIn & Co. Aov'r placed'fd 0nOR evera a dpr waA ja JRa5 Tthe~No h ae~ r E rowernes-ea, Pos an7 lander. Ce Av T70 aual picYo rop*eruty i the . TonopWsr, fr tnerly be.~ llngtaing('a tog.eno aBeatton consin faomodious dwellhing oun& those, 1and ots.ISol oly tlo chage ofnroetyment. or p~articulars, apply at. offos, now 22..1m WANTED V EIWY bty o -lkioilthat[ hI vie jiist 'ecelved i nice 'as10lifi t of Canned' Go he, Piokles, Sardines, A ppI'e's, Ordikiea, and Lemoisi, Ii heiyo04 CAEotTis.A. LIFE INSURiNCE Os, Memphih, o%,.. Buttf moref1 Md ASSkTS $.100oo. Hon. Jeftersen Davis Prest. Gen. Wade Hampton, Vice PIrt. 3. D., KENNEDY,Stae Ag nt. DuBOSE EGLESTON, may 1-ly Local Agent To the PlanteM and Far mers of South CarolihA. Y iE subscriber respecifully Inv ies - your attention to a Portablo PaIn k anut straight rail fence, which heconfiden ly believes solves the Fence Qieticn, whic,, rince I lhe change of our labor system is now the question of the farm. This fence is one of unquestioned u erit so proolalimed by all who havo examined or used it. With nearly ONE HALF LEe8 RAILS, the unsigh-ly crooked fentje can be conveited, wilh a small coal, into a sub stantial. durable fnie. without the use of new rails. It is easily made-can be rapidly constructed. Properly const ructed t is proof against unruly stock, wind or flood, and will &tand ten years, if not longer, without ropair. No part of tle fence need touch the ground. Requires no post-holes, no wire, no haring or wortis. ing. This fende hos been in use in the Stales of New York and Mississippi, ad in every istance has suote tiia mht the most san guinme expecit~iohs of the most practical farmers. This fence usA. paitehtailj by Geo. R. Clake and Uo., of New York in 1967. The undersigned has purchased the entire in terest of the paaUntbes for the btatec of Soth Carolinti; titsd iA bii-epared to sell COUNTY AND FARlM RIillTo for the same. These will be sold on reasonable terms. Over thse justly popular- Fence of tIsf Rev. John II. Stone, it has the following advantagtia ? 1st. It is chsapecr. b~ecause being an "Air -,Iine Pe-nte," it takes lnss rails. ilecause, having no wire and post-holes to pay for, it will save in actual cost more than double the eost of Farns llghts oftany sized farm,. 2nd., It is more dutrable. IHnving no post in thme grouund, it t0iihnot rot off. Every rail beng clear of te irrohhsi, ex empts it frons -he dsitie diisadeantage. Bleing firmly braced, it offers great resi. tanice to steck, wind or flood. .3d. Being port asli, it is more conient in construction and destible in itse. To enterpri.mg young men a rare op. portutnity is offered to msake money in thes pusrchsase of County Biights. Corresj on doc solicited. Adtiress G. I[. RORERTSON, WVINNSB ORlOs N. B As I will be absent from the stato until thme ist of November. Part ies wiabing fusrt her infornsation will opionmutnicate withs R E. Ellison. Agent for Fairfield County, Sep 27 6mn HARDWARE I HARD WARgI WA7E are n6* rttelting our Fall and Winter 8tock, which wit be fttil and coffi. plete in a sliott time. Tool sid Impli ments for the Phdfitof, the Mechanic the~ Smith and Wood- work unahs. LeatdierA, Ch ains and Rope of all kinds, Bail lances hlorse afid Mftle Shoes, Wood and Tin Wates, Wagon and Buggy Materiafs, &6. on hand and to arrive. We have two tons of Cut Nails on hland. ALSO a ntd6 let of Groceries, Ainbracing Sugars, Coffee, Tea, Spicees1 lfans, Lard, !tice, lish, lbeesj, Uracltera, Tobacco, Soaps, Casnales and Starch. All Low for tihe Casftt Bagging anad Ties to arrive soon. J. M. GALLOWAY & CO sept 80 TP RY a sack of "'Pride of Augusta FlVoutr if yott Vioh the very best-.. sodafGACT& , lowr c As. JUST 'I Car load white winter icod Oats. 1 Car loade(IIk winter seil Red tst Proof. bltebd Meal, -Pearl- Grist, Buckwheat Flou'r, Choice Hams, . White- and 1mioked- Oh coh. !eed Rye white and Red seed BY D. R. FLENNIK EN. no'v 8 FURNITURE C onsisting of Waiiut i'Otnier S''ie 1ainted olitnge Suits, Parlor Suit, Wal nut., ,Poylar n'nd Pine Wardrobes, Side boards, Snfe, argri es. ll ureniis, Wash stands, Tahl-s. Book Idhk's, VoN ell1lnc'.-, and Hall Ritcks, Dusks, Cots. rhnirs Piano S'tools, 8ofts, L.ounges, Etageres Book Cases, 'C6Yuor, Stools, llookkevpeyrs St-ools, Cribs and t'ridl's ''f.'th'Q 'ven'y iti quality. For lleuign rthu- Workmunnship. unei t't led. which I ofler ait (ul1118 hti and Chirlemsto'n l"ice. .,Saveyour freigh't bih by buying at 110.I\E. EedsteadA OF all styles mateo or d soii ns Wood, Sud warrianil to give entire saltis faction. U:e ecousomuay .'ind buy the best. wMien Wire Mattresses THAT will last it 1ir6 iin'e. They are comfortable, durable, el ist i1 and cleanly. Wool, Cottoni AND Hair Top Matl6seN. 'dui' prises are beyoid '6imputit i'n '6f Ihe t lie samte quali ty. Mirrors and Piolures for bal'b. Furniture neatly Repaired 0. moderaie prices. Picture Frames made to order materials furnished sept. 25 R. W. PHILLiP S. BAGAINS, OWVING to the Jow pried o1 Cotton and the great scareity3 of money, we now offeri our entird stook of doods ait ex tremely low prices. Esjideial attention is datlld to our very large Stock of Dress' Gioods, Shawlsa, Ready Made Clothing, Gents Furnishing Goodes, boots, Shoe's, Hatts anid Cas and a splendid line of Cassimeres, all of which We offer at panic prides and to sit the tiidles. Come with the CASH and get BA RG AINS I ALL those indebted to us are targently Fequested to domec forward and settle up, as we are greatly in need of money. McMVASTER & BRICE, oct 2 Monthly Collections. ON account of tho money stringatij andi the gnernl depression of tade, I atfn doutpele, to ak my regular customets to seo le their nsedountg mon ily. All bills unhettled to Nov. 1st, wii l b made otal and their priymn6nL demnstnded. This rule will be adhered to until business ptosrpeols #dt. l1-fe t T. R.RnnunERT m a# NO CREDIT. DONT AsK Foft N EW GO0OD S. ,SEL1NG 0J EAP FOR CASE ! SQUIER & CO. Are kci'oiing a fi-esh supply OF Woolen Cloths, Blankets, Spreads, Quilts, Boot&, nii~s Gaiters. 'OVercoat, Wtld Tainas,. Lad-ies and Gents' Under Vests, Hats of all kinda and Caps. BOOKS CLOSED. Conia forvard and "pay up" What .you owe. Ve need MONEY. JOHN'C. SQUIER & CO. ., 0-- - TAKE NOTICE. .All perso1B in(ehI to '. S. Wolf are requlested to setitle at an earlf DAY. nov 20 PROMIT SNTTiLMN~N'f ihi QUlliD T)ARTIEIS intlebted to the 11nndersigneti either by niotes or open accounts are ONCE MOR E requested to come fort ward,~ and set tie thlit' inhlebteihnebs. Those remaining tinset'lcletii the 1st of Decem her nexti Will be place(1 in the hands of an Attdrney, and their colloftidri Iboed by the usutal legal course. Cotton will he receivedi at market price~ or biehl unt il bet ter picesa prevail. his iioti ce Is ial, and those3 interestedt Mlsave money by beading it. r. N. 1tOBE'Tsoli JUST arrived a lot of Zxtra Sua Cured Canvassed IIams---small sites-at 10 cents per poundiJ W1afiratted i AT IR. J. MioCAhLEuY's, nsov 22 Orand 00ntral hotel Jthat Ol( IH1AVh jtt opened a first olass house of entertrinment In Winnsboro, in the most convenient loality in Toten, andl afni pro'pared to entertain both trarnsiernt andi portIanant boarders ,it moderate rates, Eve ry eaertion will be made to give sails fltaet,~ Travers s11puld( qio o h "GRAND CENT'RA," ' j fo h Terms: Transicnt boarding $2 50 peir day. Permanent 11oard, $10 pr month4 JOHIND.M MCA0 LEY, nov 8-Irn - Pr..ret..