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The Fairfield Herald. PU(B LIsif'iD E T'Er T WVJYCSD./1Y. "A ilitte More sleep." It lifts been considered not, beneath the dignity of Field- Marshal the Duke of Wellington to hold rank among tho philosophers of the bed ; and, as nobody know that he had ever delivored himself of an axiom or maxin illustrating bed doctrino, one has been stolen for him, and his grace has been made to Pwear it as if it were his own. " 'When a nan turns in bed, it is tino for him to turn out3 as the Duke of Wellington used to say !" So we are told, as if the Gold tmarshal were always sa3 ing it.. Now, the pirase was a favorite one with our early arch bishopis, and it was proba, bly not original even even on the lips of the very earliest of the pro. lats to whoin it has boon assigned by the Doui of Chichester. The earliest illustration of the evils of lying late in bed, which some of our older people used to re ceive when when thoy wore children, cane to them from Dr. Watts. Who has not heard of the famons lines, with their halting philoplly ? "7is the voice of tho Oluggarl : I beard himt Complain, 'You have iwaked iioa too soou f I must slinnber again !' As tho door on its hingos, so ho on his bed. Turns his sidep, and his shoulders, and his heavy hcad." The door that turns on its hingts is doing its duty as a door, let Solo. Mulln. and Dr. Watts say what they will : and the wild brier, the thorn, and the tlh itle, which grow broader and higher in ii is garden, were at least acting busihy accord' 'g to the naturo ilplaIted in them. And, after all, the so-called sluggard seens to have been more harmless ill bed th1n1 his cenSurer, who left, him, after an npertinent inissionary visit, with such an outburst of pharisaical pride as t his : "Maiid I t hen to my heart, .lcre's a lesson for no ! 2at inan's but a piciuro of what I inight bo ; Put thank.s to iny frienels for their cto in Who l e laight le, by tianos, to love worling atl reahling J.erhaps if tile sluggard had had -hil iiouds, and they had found hin "work to do," he would havo risen to. do it. ''here was sote reason in the young fellow who, Oit being asked why 110 did nut get up, replied ihat he had nothling to get up for ! We are not even sure tiat Quin is to be soverely celsured in the morning dialogue with ha valet : "J.ch~n, whlat'so'lck? ''Nine o'cluck, sir." "li ther aniy mullet in the market ta'day. Jol ?) "Nsir." 'Then call me at nine to-morrow,. 'ioreover, it does not follow that, aIO.'LI 3 11111 is in bed, ia mhind is djl e, or that he is carelixss uf'the wel iare of his fellow creatures who are ul and abroad - It i'rol'o Ins Ir' mo 1 l st in hed - b e ires 'te clock -work (I ol't hond( Goes best Inl that reclined po'oition."' .\ * Germ11u had maitde a fortune in P hihleiphin bay sellinig milk. He .4tart Lt idIt hon wih t wo bags of sov. (i'nits. On1t ship'boa rd he a ted onet a g oaf trleasure0. A 'rnis'chievous mlon~key was watching his operations. As son as it wa- replaced and tied uP, andl tihe other bag emnptietl, Jooke 1lultch~ed up tile full 0on0 ando wats a'oon at the mxast-head. fle opened thet G erml:(1n's bag and after eycing tile i retty gold', lhe proceededi to dro., t"? piceo upion the dek, and anloth er in tile water, until heo had emptied thet bag. When he had finished, tihe Dutll ilnan11 throw uip his had, exulainmed :"io must be do tuyvil, for what caml~e from de water he does gIve to do water, and wvhat came romt de0 milk he gives to me." I hatfiis litli 011 i A ica. A curious story comels to us across the ocean of a shapoless butndlo of irgs ouind recently in a tree-to in the bouth A frican colony of ?satal. It proved to be One of the missing baIlloons wichtil floaited out of Paris during the seige with a freight of letters and dlispatehos--rders from the governmuent of national defense to) its genlerals inl thle field, and mes sages of' iove antd cheer, of sorrow an1 d conl 'iiptn from time suffering etinzens to their friends outside. if the governmentl1 had no better way thlan this ol reaching its commanders, it. is perhaps not huprising that tile milhtary operations of France ccas ionally lacked consistenoy. It lhns been sugige.ted thaCt the 'contents of ~hig 0 ma l mail may have an impor antt bearing upon01 tihe trial of Batza 11no; but a question wich will inter.. cst theo pubhio far more than the purport of the letters is howy the baollooni should have found Its way from France to tho southern extremi ty of Af'gia. Natal is over 5,000 mniles from Palris inl a direotion al moest due south. We should like to knew uhal~t Prof. Wise's easterly cur rent was don whlile thjo air ship .)ltdeatlS xtaordintary voyago. IBrownsville, To'xas, tried to or gan(i5n a Sunday scooel, the ether day, ba; thse three mna who wanted to be sutperimtendlahn got irnto a fight, ti d thie crowyd miarchedl out to soo a *hotic match ov.. at.e ck "A Corrupt Cougress." Broadcast among our people there is dishonesty, of coide, as there is in every country, but it is not found with us in groater proportion to the putubors thun it is found elsewhere, while we doubt it thore over was a legislative body so shanielessly cor rupt as the present Congress. In utter disregard of its reponsibility towards the Southern States, with an indifference to the welfare of those great coinnuiuties that was partly revenge, tihe republican party per nitted reconstruotion on principles that let in the crowds of carpet-bag Representatives andi Sutators; and t' us the personal coanposition of Congress w as adultorated, the govern ing body was debased by the coinaig in of a horde of scoundrols, political vagabonds, refugees, bankrupts wretches who had beon forced to leave by turns every community where there was any ad minibtration of justico or respect for the right. If a inass of clippedt coin is put into circulation atud is given and takon on an equality with good coin, all the good coin soon becomes clipped also or disappears. So it has been with Congress ; the bad reduced the mass to its level, and all Congress is aii iated by the principles and morals that the carpet-beggers broulght there ; and this is the retributive justice that moakes the ill we pornit to be done to others a catastrophe to ourselvo.--N. Y. 11eraid. Narrow Escpe. A colored man, narnod Dave Simu. kins, fell in an old vell, on Mr. Fielding's lot on Riuhardson street, near the now post olice, on Friday night lust, and, althougli ho says le kept up an incessant yelling, he did not succeed in niaking hiinself heard until yehterday'moirning, about lialf past7 o'clock. The well was fully sixty-livc feet deep, but, fortunately, Siiukins sstained no serious itijuries. ie had a cut on the head, and his log was. souia'khat sprained. Tlhne well had been covered with platiks for a number ofyoirs, and fully a foot of earth had aceunntilated on it. I hi:: preservation froni instant death was truly iniraetulous, as lie handed plu nijp in tile middle of the hole - A 8ilrLt WolilR. -irs. Scarns, who lives in (Grayson counity, went out otte day last spring to dig ginseng. She is said to be one of the most industrious women inl all her section. During the day she dug seven pounds of gi lseng, killed live young foxes, two rattleuiaker, Flow. two fawns, and went back iomo and gavo. birth to t im.-,'-;//.mb< I/datn A good mother ws:4 try iig to ex-* pla inl to a young hopw bil i I towin he othler day aboutt fightintg against the devil. After telling the little fellowr who the devil was, anl how hard it was to successfully resist. he turned around and said "-. l aM ,nua, I'd be scared of the old de 1, but. if [ was to coio across ote of tho little deviI I'd kuook the stufling out of hiM. Special Notices, 'No, i, the intert of our dis~ctltein maido gl orious," by ourn I houa~es bin g tmado watrm antd coinfortable, hi aivlgse etured good Doors. Fan.hes r.nd iine, ie'ces fromt thet Great $0outIher i iieriis' fromi fauhity dloors antd1 t brkeni Satshe.. & i, we say order at one t romi M leSstI 1. II. HallI & Co., Charleston, S. C. HTer are also Agents for Asbestos' Ioolitnt', Febt. parlt icutlatry dlesirabile fort rootfs. ot all Th'l Purett a1tntd Sweieitest ('odt.hirer oil is ll azarids *A Casiwell's, :mae othe se .shlore, trom. fresh s'ee cd livers, byt Ca well, 11lazard & Co., New Y ork. 1I is n, solutely purle antd sweiet. Patints whot hmave on cie lken it prefert it to atll o ters. Phlysici ans have decidedi it supeiorat) to anty of theo o t her oils inr inarket. N EW A DVERT)IIS0ErtS. R.A MI1Ean rnt bty mail for' '?ne that rotIeil riutick for $10. it- iL. YdLCOTr, 181 Chathamu Squtare, N. Y. (l9lrings you free ley mail the very best El~L~STIC ilUS'S ' Write at otnce to P'oxxatY & Co., 744 Uroadway, N. Y. Th'Ue Magic Combs Sent by mail to any one for $1. Will chlange any colored hair to a permanent black or brown and contains nd poison. Trade suipplied at low rates. Address, MAGIC COMB CO., Springnecld, Mass. Knainit, Kuent & Kurious Is tihe nu'itable book wo give to alt. uill of facts, figutrest and fimn, t'-i paiges. i) pictutr es. Mmiled form tw sinop11s. Atd tress 0. DL~ACKtIE & C0., 74t0 Broadway, N. Y. AGE1h 1S WANTED FOR THE CONTENNENTrlh (A%/ETTli1 or TIl. U'NITHn tTATl'. Showing tho gigamntie results of the irst 100 years of the republlic. A bo~ok svery botdy wantIs. Send for cirenlar. Ad.i iress Ziegler & Mof urdy, 518 Arch St. Philadelphia, Pa. 00UiC1i8, CDlI) J110 A RSENESS, AND ALL Tu'l oATi flsA EIs, Wells' Carbolic Tablets PUT UtP oNLY IN n.UE: II )IS. A. TILED AND SUIRE REMEDY. Sold by alt Druggiats. Agens Wttd en ot~ainfogue u Doinestie Suwing Machtino Co. New York. Tho lighest Medical Authorities oi "Aurope saty the etrougest 'lonio, Pu1trlit iud Deubstruent known to the iedica ,vorld is JURUBEBA. [t arrests decay of vital forces, exhiallstiot: >f ie nervouis sysein, restore11 vigor t( he delibitatel, oleines; vitiated. blood comoves vesioles, obstructiotts and noti lirectly on I lie livor and1 Suleen. I'rico $1 I bottle. John Q. FI.LLOUO, 18 Plat St., N. V. OREATWESTERN ki No. .17.9 S SMITHMFELDsi PTTStUGH PA. =1cUcc'ch-_oiin -,hot GU:ns $10 to $p01 Double shot (nns, $8 to $150. 8ingl LGiins. v t '.. 1 q11bs, 8 to 875 lie vo ver j. l to $2;5. Pistols, ql to $3 ['nn1 .\bititrinil, l'i-ihing Tneckte. Lar11geidis nntli 14) D)e.11ers or C!ibl:. Army Guns llovolycrS, ci., bought or traded for Uoo1. sont by eypres'es .. 1). to be cx mnined before id for. f20 SA V fD. l'o t ifill, irgent ti lOa oflte timnes i14 FLUI:ENIE XImIhJ 1i1ACIlNE CII, haVe dleter-Iluined to) REDUCE PRICES. '110 Wtilher(IL;iCa r M-l1 ti cir '770 Mlachinl ror S50, nnll Wther ityles ia proportion, HE FLORENCE. is tho only Sewing .\ljahinIe that fect eIds work backward and fovward'. or to righ Jin1 left, is tile purcleaseir tay prol cr. I hnls been greatly improved and diniplitoi nuil is far bet ter I him any ot her iitachim in tho maklet. . JT IS NOW THE OHEAPEST, klorence, Mlass., Nov. .L'73. jig nt Wanted. cures llt In nio rsi from W ho worst serof. 11la 4) a colitilnet R1lotela or Pimplo, From two le) .ix bottlei 110 warrantel (c curm Stilt 1C141at or Tet' Pitille oil iace, VotiNs, Erymipliitim inej Itver coin iittii. *I.x to twelvo bot. ties, warraoteil 1t) tIlro Scroiftalottii S4we.1ti naela Noreia :nt all sI in 111n(i i11ild Dimascies. U:w i1. woilertill .P"e-torni1 propth it wiN ll ('1r1- the most ,4ov4er reint or 1 Illjt' 1lilerCig Clotiglia in hail t lille requi4 r 1ehv f yC otheir ineicinio il I l'iieLrfeetiv r , 1 lo ning coo,-, it, foot- I ng tr1 :tlin, "11141 14lieving114 e14p :. 414 hv h vllryei- t. ,y, pyr:dtCR llorhda DLi pi. 1'ary, .LOm ), $.L *1IIAT4*4 AT ' I::2 S.'i12 i.TI r. I' s ' T~l ; (I nt- 1 ai1'ieI 1' 4rI.,h tile ' il 'I1li.' art ' :1111' A Ili r, l.\Si te lI 1.1 l e s , 1 l'u it. and41 :t n h :1 ih :0 C lil it' h . , . unite 21 :itil-iI.: :' .4 i' :ie l illof ler 1ubsig 4g ;lIe cth4 ,;2i.< (Ile :-ystela. 'Th i' i : :il irt. at 1h10 - 1al 4in 44 a , f u n w l Il4 U te' 4 , V h% th Iil w0k o t Iwo m4e.dicin1es a l d I i: 11ch ' -Ier 1han ilt Iwe44 w .imw -, i 1.or 4 1th e move It, ibe i :i'.,m11 e . , N lt t m i -iet , :.4; 1 l. VI i I t I. I -ir;:. c Iey : .-o I , lt 4 v I itht I I bei22 -th .y .2 e i t ililj , II : ei r.'lt ) P ~i ll :.e n 42lit wo i.' )Ifu lI n 4n wih ut wtle. e 44kenigith:l hy.m v 1 oiou 4114:22 ie;i.m h thi!d befoit Iiiu. convened iia fluid, :ani1 11hu2 on!.et~s im. 4,4e bC l :2u:' 2444 ' 1;;111im , si~lL'li, s 411,' hi/tt1tei excelb medin, wh~tt ib '.4-.. s arelt Worn.-; rr.ved h cmie. heruii.d nLL O 6HALE mSTOA. N. Y veri Couienteni, nconstiationo Acmitin f roo, ii or yeoach, Wate 1rsh, ve. year.- inetI 4.r in t1' cr h J ia'a b2t ina e as . l S1~lob n u. ..t ee .ll Y.C rulr aie n p le in WINNSBORO FEMALE SEMINARY. A Boarding and Day School for Young Ladios. MRS. E.11. E.MoORE,.. MISS SALLIE ROBINSON, I Principals BOARD OF TRUSTEES. Hon. W. Rt. RoibURTsoN, Prosidet. Col. J. It. Rios4, I. 1. ErI.LtOTT,eq. Capt. JAS. ILA-rY Capt. S. B. CLOWNEY, J. B. McCA.sm, Esq.. o. HI. MOMAsTER. TL110ls OF TUITION. For higher brauphes, inoluling tle languages, per aessi, . $2. For itlermediiato classes, per ses% sion, $18. For primary classes, per seasion, $12. Misie, per session, $20. lloalrdiffig, perI month1,1, inlcluilng washj-. ing. ruiel anjtd ligh.1s, por monith0-, . 1(. Terms of paynctt-quarterly in advance CllZENS' SAVINUS UANKId OF soUTJI'M canOLINA. D0eposits or $i 111 Upwuikrl. RecIvCed. INT RS ,' A L T0; WED A?' 7I7 A' R. I TE' 01J1.VEN I'I ClVI7. I'h'I A NN U JJ ON (?AJ7'I'II 7'I. 01"' D1'UOSIT Al N/; SI.X 1'R vL CAIN'T. Coil'0 LINI). BD Dl i lY lX 3 l17 iI.&IS 01V AC C OUTS.ER 0 F F I C e Rt S. 1%0m. llar'(in, President. John 11. Palmer, Vice-President. I A. G. liretnizer, Cashier. J. HI. Sowyer. in general charge. Johu 0. D. Smith, AssistaL Cashier. J)ireclors. Watde ltmpln. Willi am Martin, A. C. l1inskell, F. W. Mc.\aster. E. 11. lleinitsil Johin 11. Palimer, 'Thomas E. Gregg, Colti n.iii (J. T. Scott, Noewherry. \v. N.liye,, \ewierry. 11. 11. lllldgeO, Charlesion01. ilid IILVele, Jr, Charleston, lfinnsb.o6')ro J1ranch, Samti'l Bi. Clownev, As.istant Cadle. Plantlers, .\le".hanlies, and Profe_-ssiona12l ANi, Widlowsi, Oiphans11. Trustees andt Cn1y (lievs. haing mon111ey ofor whIich theI.y ha1ve nO pr*eenl use, Canl here de~posit it. thus a oiditing all risks of' thefts nud oIestuelin by lire, and aI tile am titte dri w iitere:,1 ilii ther-t till uevded. june 21-y 0 4 i THE GREAT REMEDY FOR CONSUMPTION which can be cured by a, timely resort to this stand ard preparation, as has been proved by the hundreds of testimonials received by the pprietors. It is acknowi edged by many prominent phlysicianls to be the most ,reliable preparation ever in troduced for the relief and cure of all Lung complaints, andl is offered to the public, sanctioned by the experience of over forty years. 'When resorted to in season it sel dom fails to effect a speedy cure in the most severe cases of Coughs, Bronchitis, Croup, Whooping Cough, 5Lifluenza, Asthma, Colds, Sore Throat, Pains or Sore ness in the Chest and Side, Liver Complaint, Bleeding at the.Lungs, &c. 'Wistar's Balsam does not dry up a Cough, and leave the cause behind, as is the case with most pr'eparations, but it loosens and cleanses the lungs, and allays irritation, thus removing the cause of the complaint. PRfEP'ARED DY BE~TE W. FOWLB & 80NS, Boston,' Na.0 .Andt soid by Druggists and Dolregnrlly LIFE INSURANCE CO,, .Bllinlor'e, MIl ASSETS $1.100,000, H on. Jefnbrson Ddais, Pres't, Geni. W'ade H~ampton, Vice Precs't. J. D. EElNNEDY,Staeo Agent, DuIJosE EGLESTON, ranly 1- ly Lou'n Aget'l B0os aR EShoes, \A N elegant lot of' Boots andI Shoes just .L~ received fromt T. Mles & Son. I ~ ~ 'McMASTEl & Blh11CJ ...ept........16-'" To the Planters and Far m ers of South Carolina. T [ilE subscriber respecttilly invites your attentiou to a Porti abe 'nk allu straight rail fotee, which he cotitbeni ly believes solves the Pence Questla, win slinco the chnianage of 0our. labor systeit is now the question of' (ho han. This fenco is one of iusquetionir.crit so proclaimel by all who Ilv evaiined or lsed it. With neairly ON-: 1iALF blcS HAM S, the unsightly roktl tfenco u:I be conveted, vitli asiali ct, into :a sub tstunt ial, duirable e':. ialhout thie 11.4e of' now rails. It is ail noineimo--enii hao tapitly consiructc. P aterly cosant ed it, is prool' against tinruly ocit' wind t' 110ood, uni wili bntiz ( n yvar:-, i. :ot longer, without ropnir. NI; pirt 10, the Venice need louchll dh rinll. thtquils :n. post-holes, no ' ire, no 1.aring ot' rtlat'ris iig. 'lhi f eIti i hut beeni in use in I h - F4a1es of New York and M11iki-ippi, ani in every inlsltallnoo hias lalore tha 111et tlie nit.o s:l11. gui.C expeci ltt0U:3 LI. thu in110 t praelint faroers. This feic W.as p.e-ie.1 1e eo. R. Clako alit (Io., of New I'k i. 'l 7. 'I' ; tindersignied ihas ntichr i I the eailire in itrest of tlie pateatevs f'or lt N 4e 1t So thli ll ti ait, alil4l i- pt t i; t s il C(:iixN'XY AND FAl"Mt ;;hlT'.- b saie. These wI'll be svt M n L ,-.3jl:.b le I erills. Over the n:;ltly ptOputie ni of the llev, John 11. Slune, it has (et flu i' g udvantages 1t. It is vliate.. beenase 1 1i; "'Air ,ine Fence," it tia.h s ls ils. ilecaulse, having 1o Wire and IL11i .I -hle I pay for, it will save in wtual ei t ti r than double the oost of f'arm liigihts ont tly sized f,rm. 2ud. Ist anmore tlurable. lavingat nf) post in the grouni, it c'flaot rol off. Every rail being clear or the gratia , .i enpls. it from she samne <iitl''.: t . Being th-mly hunve,. it !:.r4g o .i lance to St - k. Winl (.1. fltml. i d. i ritg po I Ible, i; is Ia orl,- OnI ve iua pottunit i 4 lier-1 -d 11) ina.u clnwy ill Illw plrcllI:Qa ta1t' Iioolty ll;git. Co: te-; 4ill. tiile e solicited. A : a-% (G. Ii. 1U) 0 SN N. B .\s I wil he .- ci fia .m i st , it uitf l tIle 1-1 (11 N'0 tn I m -I'. I' rt i,. 114 fur-therinliolinnaion1 wV .111n~n W11:h itE -:Illisonl. Agent[ Cor Fairlieh('l Ci - sep 27 ia WATFRS' JONCERTO PARLOR ORGANS J-- (0la4 4aatr ineatltus i s K1114te a 14er fatele. 1 4 it'. 'faa '(4. 'L- JC'I' -- qvrpi pe it ny a e Yaiase . UT .118 - 9 q I , peI r I I - - - .-;r.'# N: 1! .zai i ' 3..'e i -r n w y - . . -- l *1 - t-, 50 .* P 2i f 3 . I Atr GREf.ATN, mlC' ".FE. ol i'QP.AcI N Y t if tt -t 51( N % t a. clttdattaj It' ~ ' c lTy 1 Tt V I. I~r~c'~ ot' t . . a 11. El.!t. aiii 'ihi: f. .i. 'I ),It,.( BroVadwav.N.Y . ill) liat-%: 0 0n 'l2..N ant/lu tta'a N. al'Ertt.tl ta-.- ustal w-. ;a,.. pries oeen.sa r pat<a, ot'-lno ILV-.) etsa pro) v e! Ia nt-,.t : .s.,<.,.:. Il tt ve i0 0 :%2.#I POia Aj Sat N e :t , 2 I ao.5 .. M ot'ie'.i-i' verac ;-i in.' OS y .2VE1 1'1 tY la u .atgt. oat le'a il Li t tat O1 ol 111(.'. ti)t -f 1VI~ia 111 MO ) v ; Ial 111511111 - at Iah A:. el n IN '-SlN -'fSF 'JO . .d.l 'UE,.aA .t* C~ ..a Charluwasn Columb, ~i t-gu a *~ Wn ia31at :'t 1 2. ota<!. AC .SV o o, N. Ia,. 7v . 1:1 L" berunaoer t. a nti a atr CON A*~ 1, 0th instant : a ive Augusta, at :10~ a mt "t Cohnbi, . C.,l ~ 1 p , am '' Wins borottl', 2.1 a mI a'j't t Cltert a, 0-1 2) (Ai~) 'at C hrt o te, N. . i p ia Le 't Cao:'tte N C 7.0 a n. " iCheaster, I:>' ~a m i '' 11.11Ihor, j .. i a ta 'Nett ae~ Alita ush,.1 r t "X11 IWinsbor, U~Iam lt'c ga " hetr, xcia n if' v NtiCharloe tut ar a lil ap tti t''y Wilnt nf'boto, NEW CASH STOLE! J. M. R. MOORE & CO. NEXT DOOR TO John c. Squifer & Co. DEALERS IN LADIES DRESQ 'GOODS! AND UNDERWEAR. GENTS FURNISHING 'GOODS U OTs', SlOES, HATS AN] TIZUNK3 CROCKER1Y. ALSO. A '.no lot of chewinlig toineo ( ai Cigars conceted by all1 to be the bIe.t in TO WN. CA1, A N) JXAMINE FOI Y)UJ.RSE LV ES. *'c.t I-t FURN~fITURPE amanl-,~~ .u e . .re ar. . nr.a.s..y. 1.11: ks, Tal ies. 1*,ok~ 11arli,-rw us ","US Pn ,to . F.eSk, cols. C ar - "s , - L a Ionnges., Elf ageres kM ,a collferl 814ols. Biookkeeper: P . Cribs 1i i eilea s of lhe Very bev.c ' i lr Isig I ald W .kk nt1 4 u ne It uald, iw)h.ich I ir -fn't (~.'u l hia anl, Cha.ie in Praices. .S:aveyour frigh~1t. bill by3 buying~~ at Oi.-l'. 1)1 "ill styh- Ii. Il le of. halrd .8outhe, r It indian warirantied to give entiire sat is factioni. Use eonoiniy and1: buy the best Woveni Wire Mattresses 'TAll .\ viIIllL~ la Ii 3ro Ifiio. They ari coifoale)0)4, dura ~ Cble (s i c and cleanly~ W~ooI, Cotton A1 Nb I lrir TIp Alat t re:-ses. Our prices ar beyon id C-iiupet it ion cfT the the saino <itali 3)rror and P';Ielures for ale. F hi r iIIi'ueai ly Repaired at, odorat Dre. Pit ure Iramsc miade to rdeor undial s fuirnishied JUST RU ECEIVED 1 Car load white wite seet Outs. I Car load b~lack winter see Oats. Red Rust Prioof. rioltedi Meal, Biuckwheat Flour', Chioice I fHt3s, Smoked Baicoij.. Seed 1Rye,0 whiite and11 led ~CC no,, 8 100 D OZ EN EGG aS A LS,50 A LOTr OF FRtESHL BUTTER AT R, J. McCARLETy', (are 0 BARGAINS ! te) - , we now offer our Stock of Dry G oods Bots ad Shoes, Hats, Dress Goods, and Clothing, T. CUe 43 -: TP. Ar.. REDUCED :P ]K 1 O ~B] S Special attention called to one Lot of Shawls.ioffored at COST! One Lot of Cloaks oicred at c(S' I Ono Lot ot Glothin, conshist ng of I Iaidsoe Cassi r -* ., 1aney (assiut nj c PA t. J an i Blck Cloth Coats. AT COST TO CASH CUSTOMERS WODWAllD & LAW. . nov 1 OUIf STOCK IS NOW COMPLETE. Oin1g to the .financial Strin geni cy ve will sell our GOODS at the low est iices for iNOW IS YOUR TIME YfE CASII BUYERS. OUR STOCK EMBRACES D Irss Goods of all kinds; Shawls,. Blankets, Hosiery, Gloves, Notions, Bleached and Broa 'Io nc. spuns. Ready made G LOTIiING; Boots Shoes, H~ats andl JOHN C.-S3QUIERt & CO. DONT ASK FOR CREDIT.h Pay tie CASH and buy oiA have closedour Bd0oks. SAll persons .indeptcd il US] como forwvard and settle a, * J. . SQUiER & CO. doo 9 TAR HEELS A La ts w rceiving the largest, amd BOOTS A SHOES: they hiavaever had, and are now prepaired to adinte 'needy soles. AIso.; DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, &o., &c. We always aim at buyitig good OACJ and bellovo that those who flavor US With a trial 'will realizo the fact. McvLaudiu & Ci