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rhe Faiffleld Herald. PUBLIS2D *IJ fkAfY WEDL$1id lY. IFrom the S . Louis Republican j 'The Cohuink Canvais. A PaoCLi'MA'TIorr ' FRbi SI.NATOI SCnenz-NEW VARTItMs AND NEW Is s--W :AT 'T ilE ShsAr'ea 1'RO. POSES AS T1HE NEW PLATFORM SHALL TimE PEOPLiC GOVERN TII01 WASIINOTONS D. C., May 3, 1874. --There hita been a good deal of gossip in the newspapers lately toueliing the plant and prospects of Senator Soh urs. Mr. Schulz regards the anti monopo. ly movement in'Its present stage as simply an inchoate revolution, a vast mass of incoherent elements, that las as yet no unity of purpose more defnite than a viague desire for a change and no unantnity of feeling and hentiment beyoid a general dis. siati8fnlOtitn with the pr8eet state of publio'affairs, and a general will to put things to rights without any well defined single idea as to how to do it. Conversing upon the 'subject one evening with a number of friends high in public and honored in private station, who Were Oisiting ' at 'hi s borde a sh6rt time before he went t, Boston, Mr. 8ohurs remarked that thore sometimes cane periods in the history or a people when -they were enthjusiastio they did not know 'exactly why, and bravely striving for something they did not knou extetly what, in a manner they did not know exactly how." "And the-e,'" he pursued, "are al ways grand and beautiful periods in history. One of then came over *Gerinany in 184)8,. ndveztendtd ab.o over HunAgary. 'Ahotlier of themt caine ovei' this nation at the incep tion and during the early st.ruggles of the anti-slavory movement. An. other is upon us now, in many ro. .spects grander, broader, and involv. ijg things of more vital iniort to the people than any preceding one, beoauso it adtually involves the suo cess of our %ecriknent tt gelf gov Cmi ile?'t. 11' 'w'u Then he went on to show lio-bur government had lost its ebarauter of responsitility to the ' governed, until the fact of irresponsible, one-man power had well nigh displaced tle idea of popular sovereignty altogeth. er. A coalition had been effected be tweon the money power, which was a nioiiogly in motorial affairs and the military power, which had be come a monopoly in civil affaire, and the two worked together for the benefit of each other, profiting the few and subverting at once the rights and material interents of the many. The results of the elections were no longer awaited by those in power ; they were foreordaio1 in conclave. Whenever the tontrol of na'tionil affairs was it stake nostratagen ;with too violent, no tacties too high hand ed to be called in requikition by those in power -to naintain their grip. It was not only natural that scandalous abuses should exist in the rad ministration of :.ifairs under such a dispensation, but it was inevitable because these things were done for othe express purpoae of gaining and retaining op1portun ity to .purpotuate the abuses. The managers of the the party in potwer debauched the ballot box with the same In tent that the burglar pieked tile bank -lock that t hey migh t gain access to th e treasure vaults arid plunder them. Those who now hold power valued it not. for its own sake, nor for the honors of public station, but'for the suke o1 emoluments perquisites a ni d "chances." The whole niotive that imrpelled co-operation between the money power anid the republican party mai~nagers was a sordid greed of wealth thkt no amount of gorging could satiate, because the sordid appetite was one that only grow with feeding. TIhere was something to lie admir ed in such a charreter as that of the First Napoleon, who conquered for coniquest's sake, and who loved pow. .er for the sake of the greatness it gave to his name. But those who usurped simlply that they might rob, and those who oppress~ed simply that they might extort, were detestable 'snid not hing more. This sort, of th ing 1id~goneon and on until the hearta of the poople haed finally been reach ed by way of the depleted pockets, and the reaetion had set in. TIhe difference between the present. situa-. tioni auid that of twenty vers ago was that then the bosomis of the pci ~ple we're reached directly' by a sei se Qf moral wrong wroughlt upon their fellow men ; whereas niow ti'ey wee being reached by a sense ot nhrtaei al wrong wrought upon themselves. The question now was not mrerely, Shall we resumoe spiecie payments ? tor, Shall *e reform ,the civil k'r vice ? nori, 'Shall *'6 regulat'o the power of oorporations? nor, Shull wve permit blouisiana to regulate her own. affadrsf nor; hall we prge the ju diciary 'I nor, Shall we reduce the tariff 1 'P'he iostle that is upon us is simpler than sny of these ; vaster than all of them-Shall the people govern themselves ? It is nio time to talk of the inci. dentals of governmental policy wheul the very nature of the governmieut is at stake.-/ A single propoeition ro.. lating to a speoiio object of ot'dlnary public ooncern will not dd fot the issue of a campaign #ben a ltnestion involving all objects of publhc con. 6ern'Is'uidebilded. It will not do for the people te o nsute their time and energies oontendfng about sur fae affair., when an insidious agene.5 is at work eonsuaing the or. right of the pepo W6 ooit'end about affitra at all. The publio 'mind is"'how 'balled UPon to passjudgment, nut asio wbo shall fart, out tUeopa-trotiago,. but as to bow the rights orthe whole people bhall be protected agaiiist. g n croahnmnt of a class. An 6ligaroby is In power ; it' is dAily ceptralizing isafuoes, itarrowin-, its confidential linits, drawing itself aloof from the people, and intreno-hing itself beyond their reach,. It has -already' struck dbwo Senator., degrided representa. Live ien of the people, and -sp'Urned their counsels. - 16 ha showuUnat it will for evilk.gror* ' aeo "' with it#, growth in fac'ilty ' for wr, ngdoing, and every day thst the great isbt. with it is delayed the dilfulty in dislodging it is entalced. '"Lot no one be deceived into believing that tem porary internal d isensions among the. leaders will provo fatal to 'the oli garchy. Tile '' obbsive fodro that holds it togther is that of mublit plunder, and any inenace to the per petuity of its Power"ttli- instuntl3 siletice til tuin'ult in its chinmp and turn its united and brizt-tig froni against any effort to dinlodge it frott the White Ilouso' and th' Treaur3 Theme loaders unitei by itlutua knowledge of- cact 'ethet' e,1ruptiol will no% or ar.'i pon eacih 'tisar whoi the fortunies o' 'th whole gang are a stake. 'PThe. can be oubtbd only by the peopie, and in a few years inoto of popular lethtrrgy, inaotion 'tn' uicquioce lce natjy put that' celom in ition hefond' obnibllit y. fIlet.. JOw- is the ttine 'to iot. And Mi Snhlui ptoposea to be at the frontt i the action. 'This is his view of ti situation -ond has cut-oeption of th. proper way to grapple with'it. -f belicvu that the legislation t-1 the 't-ixt oix~ yeats pill be fraugh. with ihtport nose vit.&l to the atabili ty of our institutit-nu And the premtt. vation of po'pular liberty thin.n tla of any other epuoch in our hi-tor) lie thinks that ij the next six yo.r will be d.cided theq-e.-tiou whethe: or not tho powor of aggreguted an. aggre.-sive capital. h.,s reaebed a poins which amu1unts to 1 h'epo 'aetkal subji. gation of the people. In other wost that during Ihiat period wiplov'foug,.i out In the forum thistruggle btwet. aris'tocracy ' lab ing commonalty + ha a biialei'. dy b. gun, and with no 'ncc lthin line o combat. lie also believeso'h1 in th, next six years will b' dioided th. question whether of' nt, in subduei.; the rebellion, t01de tiation uni itringl .ulijugated' 6ielf, by giving to th military idea a preoedeice over tih civiL idea, whibdi the arts of prae prove unavailing to atako off. lav ing been of the first, toseont th. dangers that are involved in tle. issues, and having been of the fore Imioat to a-uait U( nllilpoly-boi moneyed and military-it, as MOB natural that ir. Sehuis should di, like tie idea of retiring froml the field ofrcoilfliet now): just as 'the fru deepens. ut it ls nut as a' vindic. tion of his course, that' Mr. Schun desires a re-election to the Senit 'That i an interpretation of populai expression which lie is willing it leave wholly with the adherents u admintistrationi, who are woleome t, the eopy'rigfa they 'seem to hav. npon it. lIe desires to return be cause he foels that in tihe ensuin; lhe can bear a strong hiand and speal with a voice that wilh be of einhauee advantage. to the nation and hi. State by reason of the experiefce an the -cuiltutre in stitaaraft that lie hue gathered dutring the term new drawv ing. to a cloro. Mir. Shiurs wised 'to be under stood as cmitited to the cause of th,. people against rings, again-et oligar chiesc, agatinst mnonopoliea adi in fatvo of hionest governmoent,'puzrity of ece tions and the rosponasibility of th, governiing to the governecd. Hie ha' taken his stand on this puhat form fo hotter or for ydrse ina snecees or i: defeat, 'and for 'all time to come' Andi ho asks to lie judged acoording to the strennousnieus of his efforts aino the merit of his 'seivide.d.'i wil: probably take ooeassion to 'elaborate in a spet chi in the Senate the peositioa. that lias been roughly sketched in this hotter. Artena Wai-d once observed ths.t lie approved of temaperance hotels, al. thotugh lie thought ia a rule they sold wyorso lignor than the other kind. ~Speelal Notices. Ono of tho, firsi buisiness priinciples to - .t iepon. is mnake nil puirchiases direct fromi iihe mnrn arers Itus sai ing larg. Suims t iioiney. Fori ilhis reason we ad. vise us. reai itrs So puirlitte their Win dtows. Doeorss Blliiels, he.,. tIorn Maesers t. Ii..li.\1.1, & Co., Charl'toii, 8. t!. who hsave At the faciories. comibinetd beniefiis derived from maetrials in firs' hands.h. sekill workme~tn, latet impreditt iiachinery, -snd lhrouagh sysie meatlc man iunee. All window. glased with heood clent gleass They ate also Agenats fo; Asbestos'. ltooiiig E'el't. Try ii and yon will be pleiased withI IisIduriability. tSend for price list, circulars, &c. Doh'4t bNikk~ouss ig'. Sup. pose yeu have "tried Afly eeielsi and received no beunefi, is thier. 'therefore "no balti in Cislead.?". .Verily Iheore is. . Your hiver mnay be congestedl. yougr somiach half paralysed,1 ydtur nerves qltlivering. your 66nhirteed', htou ltiea dl'iesed,/-our blood full of impurities--.yet in one week afier comamening a cturse of D~a. WVai.. Sa's VIiAn Ilit-raks you iil feel hIke a new creature. 8 Scihool 'TeaceO Nd ikui is each counsy for the .opring and dumuiler. $l50.00 per month. Suaed for olrialar. whcich gives full particulars. ZS10LEit & Mot.,URDY. Philladelnhie, P& D(N'T ' DON'T It DON'T!! I D o't What t Why don't buy tlhat 1 tNewing Machine from ihat traveling agenit. but. save yotur $.'5 anil $80 h I tu soriistissin it'd get The Victor, Ili Iee niaclhine . in itse world, at 14,6ea. price, 1.y .sending to IR'Y. 1). MI. BEn~XIS'I, , a Gen'i Ag't Ionotord. N. (. 0 Eend statup fqr clicular and 'price , l ist. ! SON 'GIRACE ANTOLYItY. The very bell Sunday fElhooY8 nSg ipok By.W. F. Sherwin and 8. J. Vail. 160 pages. ep'endid hymnsu, clolice nu Ic, tented priper.isnperior' llihding. Price ihe Ualids. 36 . : $:10 p4r IU0. A l pecituen copy In paper cover ihtfdja 4o 011s its IF Suve.) on ricespt of I weniyi ve 44itt. Sr" Orders $i led in I .rn. Ilp'iy May it. Ilt.RAC WATES & EdN, 481 Iroadway, New York TOUGHlS, COLD MMMI,1ESS. AND ALL TIROAT 'blSEA.'ES, Wells' Carbolic tablets PUT UP ONI.Y IN 81.1,1 H 'XER. A. TRIMD AND SURIN 1EMEDY. Fold by gill D_)pgist Dr. T.41. 81hals Dyspeia ill. D)Y:-) 1 'EllM11A C;U It1- 1. Dr. - h.np's Fpecific cures lhsprpsin. .'aiverCmplaine. t,'n-ip-ttion, Vomiaing of t'uod, F.otr Stomach, W ater Jirash. 11 nri - "orn, ".4'w 'S ir.iS. &c. In ilriy-live .ettrs'cer filing to core the mos ob -nate colns. '"):I by druggist gIne ally. ileMasier & 11rice, age-its for Winnsboro. . C. 'Dl 1, 145 ENighth St.. N, Y. Cir. ntlars rh ailed '6n'np )1>licaiion. The ilighLest 'Medicgl Autilhoriiiet of Enrope say lte strongest. I n'c. Purifier dil D.-obstruent known to the nicdical vorld is Time li1g1rrxt M dIcIal All 4 Tonte. l'o-i fier a sdhTcosttr uent knowni a the me ic-l wtr"dIs I arrests decay ofviaitl forces. exhaiustiorn if lie netvotus 5 sieni, res itores %igaor I. he debiticaled, ckeintj-e vitinted blool1 emoces yesic:rs, ob-tructiqtis 'and s'cts lirectly on tie J iver nid ilel n. Ili'ice $1 a bo lle.' John 'Q.' KELi.O,, 18 l, 4'.. N. Y. FLOIREN CE The loig-oontesied suitcf' tho iloreiie Stiivig Miu0lIhie Co. ngainit fite Siiger. Wheeler &k Wismon. nd t.r,over & hilker compaiies, igvilng '-or $-51.,Ioti, IA finnaity ecif-d " nt - Supreie (.oirt of tic Usited .-taces in mi 'ur of' I lie )LuRKSsc. w hi. It aion: anas token 6t4enioipdoli1oii ptl'66s. THIE NEW FLOIt'ENCE ftie only macline that rowq h.cokward .id forward, or to, tight aid let. .5im pleat -cieiapeqf -ic.it. 'old for c.asit ni.T. Speoal, Terpq to hlls oail Dts Irs. Fi.unaaN it, MaS. April, 184. \0oXTN! Ir YoU WAST To MaK NIO.FT. Ite .1tg-..1 I til g Wye . n i. ., w . e , 'ins, LirH. FUN ANiv t'oin ratt, 3 -t) .-amit 11tM. The peppi. yeari fo: it It will elt in dull timi-fa ! ! Show it in i im to -id het susendetie. It I-' suire every -m.'. Don't boi heL-,wji1,j hienvy hootis th ai aotbody wants. II ::rinhau. tjle !ld'1g ,. h ar ik es. . 'genits .wase ed every where... Fendl or cir.tulars ptnda ctra termls to To-d-ay uh. Co..Plhiladlr Iphira, New Yrk, Boi son, ir Chicagjo. SENbhFdn'TUE A ND PRICE '.1t, IE diED F ~RE, 00 PIEC,FE FR ENCH I1NNE)I b l' :renrch t'binr ard St, ne- Ware ullven away almost.) Tea. 'Tol'tI Seirj andi .ev-erty hling eltje ente. putyy. , Call or. benid ier raralognes.,, \VAniiq-roN llADIxy's, 6th .M~a .d 12theat.,.N. Y rrwh Ifo oy I'lresa U.omldonhal j~Idil bsovry itr;chowl:lch -ysc . ta tn al ayadfal*.al ( -ata d' becu!y ut,~ thn pteset l~rwlroer ith Doc~atrt Dr.Pirc'u Piercta Getoldenl ithet le Dla1c er ywih ho rickt!du beanhof pr/e4ycito orrect blodams system. h nr alwa nt e fautlt anso ponecct speo suenvssful te thsenosed goaie te r'noe, in tse chambnens.r "Ctarht licd r anki -r ph with r cDr. Pcireesa'Nanal Dcihn% with andsr/ek/ for ntied tall partsgoisas ulcora esxisinmi frome wiuchdchargll pbroceds buor Iucesi hoao ahiscourer lofiAY treat n roeint teporeo cannogt enre. a to med3in s ari m Cnstumetit. rC$, byialbduggats LChg~arlte, N.lumia, & 0 .u nt " Rai ill4ad. Coolu xnaiNov 4873.i arrve atAugusa .05 p tt " C lu b. . .,D1 . " Q ester, 4..:8p mi Arrive at CbaPiot te, .C. '.8 pg m Lev 'Charltve, N.C a .00 'p n. " Cheter., 9 P.41 a ii '? Wainnsto, I i4. a m " Columbia 2.48. am Arrive at Augusta .0 m~ r Lave Angrust . 4.t1~aup -. R.toat Gitis--ola slue A. Lesv 4$l , 0i OlI CtAT RtEMEDY FOv CONSUMPTION which can 'be 'cured by, a timely resgort to this stand Erd propiatation), as has ben proved bythie'lindreds Of testimonl-ials rCceived by' the I.roprictura. 'it is acknowl edged by mnany prominent r lysicians 'to ,be the ftiost .rol iable preparation ever inf troduiced for the relief and dre of atlI Liing comptaipt, and is offered to the publ&', sanctioned by the experience of over* for years. When reort6d't'o n 'se'ason it 8 el dom fails to effect a speedy cure in thie most severe cases of Couighe, Bronchitis, Croup, Whooping Couigh, Influenzea, Asthima,' Colds, Sore Throat, Pains or Sore ness in the Chest and Side Liver Complainit, Bleeding* at the Lung, &c. Wstar' Balsam does not dry up a Cogd, and leave h ecause beihid, as 'thoe ase with most preparatioi, *but it loosens anod dewrses the 5u o and allays iitatioi, thuis rereoving the cause of the omplaint. PR.PARDE . case o.FOWLEg80, Bohi, CBEoTH W hopn Cogh And sold by Drugglesta and L ae generiiiip '?l0c1ft Catal'.o (011,'[ntly. (CA PIT AL $100,000.) Solube Pacifim C ls. F Ilis GU.NO is i.uw rn teli known in .L l1r e .Throathrn int-s I.r ;So re esans i te t gC t ey or id-cos ag the pLnds f i&hc'. nts ist rqIre <Be alreein endniiot. rn up ita"" o e)ght years past has '-i ed ilav. hiinecer for reblnhie exce!Ih nee. Tope larg-e fixed capIital anivested by ilhe (-om bey ind s is 1h i-rds wih -lrst .-Mete 4-'he ecnlinu. d epX'ilenceo of lis Gun o The an plis pu ri.to nriset this rersovu r . as oerein1re. 0nre-pnred i under thle supl.1-rinle ce danice oil Dr '-I. Juthan in en.-e. rlivwi of ille 1 01r1n ilty, fit Ch111rie:-o F .ul '. litne pinne .int. qun.t ily one(I e4.1111 is n I treelrey fihe sane mo that hert loe sold. J. N ItWDVOT, Job lN Pa ciicl.: & Co., . .a GU iera Apen%.'l latmor. ,Tm~ nelte ain~mc~ ifnlater . Ihry enn rd 1er nowm andm i hae uril a ofll e prl tis' deide iaes tixwethe ca ihsiaveeil hyk nmime m-r panyh prmie. ii hen ei ver ds from Ste rnctor s hla th 'e na'lnd, u no d r ((''ane wil aiD 'lSm I A Ti' . S NO.aamh 1ar'. l~'LialV .R. &c. m alwayime su n mhan, gu:an1my darance n1), . .alum Jiaems N.1 m'0a60 3 .. N m - A a s o1 ,'inern intalArr.rq ilao'4&cnnil iro myl~se ubraricopmd, m , ,maa .aew' a(I. H.at HiAE L UI 8. COT IL ,4,0,lL &c,1 alAysereta Satree. quaiy Q nare, inJeyA N8 . a. IO i la.. Af o..3n te <be e h inin Cogs, a.W hntn nueO9 It LIBERA TEN 0 Wear ofein or nas 'o tisseC 4o on /eb~o 0 ealtr ore t4'p n Ril oe he 184w.h livfere ~at hupI'era est depot, Aoedfo W',Aub'.te~ Sap aeeand on ranetmaa u . lnne inyou 8o rerst treestA'n at 3225 A.t t Ry CHARLEGIBSTO& S. '1 mai aam mme c Rl ,akcm2di g 0 i TRIOMPHANTI CA-S Vl, WILL I E SLT~ UA tOL d : $50P ;L TPrioe $50 1ER TON OF 2,000 lbs $55 PIER N'dF 2,0060 lbs Payable No V r 1, 1874. Freight and Drayage to be Added. ITS SUCCESS IS U N P A'L LELE D1 AND ITS STANDARD IS A )RoN La ACID -PIIOSPilATE WILL BE SOLD AS FOLLOWS: CASH PRICE. $33 Per T6n 'of2,000 lbs $38 Per Ton of 2,000 lb Payable NdVdm'erl 1874. Fteight and Drayage added. FOR SkitE iN GEO.W. WILLIAMS & CC G'INIEit AG Ill'S A T Ch3bArxle, sta3n, ft. C. *' o the Planters and Far mers of South Carolina. : i li., qF. bro, i er . ruisper.fully Itiv lep Tkr-alefilkon to alnrmnble Pa,61 anuturigh slil tence, whi.Ah he cone1fden ly boe ieves 0iolves thle Felice Qjuefticr wiic.. aite the chanige of uur labor systen T aM wfe o ts ii.1lI14*oned . eri co proolninmed by Fll who lave rzrninec or iwed it. Willh neairl.) ONE V. A t.F 1.EM $IA li. tht unigh ly roroked fence cp rcpantested, wit h tia imntcgqt, itito j sub -t taitial. di rghle tente., ut t ie use o new riails.lt. Is easily made-ean hi iin phd4 le.cot'mruat ed. P'ioperly coa~;tIr ee ii he runt nigsinet unruly stck tid .c flood, antd will ainnida teh.4#'ata, .If no intilger, witlhent repait-. No peart of th frag~e need totuth: the ground. ilequires a ~ost -hries, no 4 ire, no baring or mora ittg. .,, This !elo'tpe been Io use in the State of New 'oraktanmi ML*nikippl,.and ist Rver. Irnstance, has miore' than meem. the tnoat sai girsue expctati..na cf the most praotic fiartuers. . .This. fence wase paiented by 0.3 in'ke and L.o., of New Yorkc.in 18674. tpelereigne~d lias purchaied the ehtire teret of the 4istenters. for . ihe, ?tate .'otin Cs nrojna, and1s lb priepared to S tca le these will he sold on reasonah .fnd t-is molre, durceble.. Hlaaing ni lis',. the grouand, It cantnot . rot iii I59ry ,raIl be -ng clent of t he greta tid. e e't& It, fro~m. ,jul eatney.dlbmidenhln'g< Q . ~:rniy balhced, it -nirers great, resit tti.ace to a: ok, wind or flood. 8dl. Bleing pot table. it. is rnore eenvetle: inl conitrntltin nnd deuirable in use. T,0.enata'rprip~ing )astit)g nels fl ..rar~e og, por:1.nyIty.ia ofget t odn e mohi& In t l piurchitae'e County. I~ghte. Correaioa denas aiolicited. Address o. H. RO RERTS1ON, W INNSB ORO. ES BUISH EQ 1859. WVINNSBIORO', S. C. T lRYyears 9erfeh'eenrpak alknsof Watchs. I ear GOLOa arrd Silver Wjttohcan of all kindli Faneay Jewelry nmid 'lookstof all descrij tions, which I will seilllow for qeah Eon and see fur yourself. . No chiarge for 1ool na Then~rkr.i~fr1aps pt reinage, I s. icit a cont(no? o,f tlio st~pe. , , CHAS. MULLER, Opposit, Bacot & Co's. eo&, 14 ~!atr.ee ?oture h'.rney, PI'Jtures an .......-.-.-...:* . matesi * 1. w. ?arLtire. hooth and Shoah AN elegant lno t faoos.cd h.ea a. Y friend$ and the public generally In town and country are hereby notilll'd ti'a( having rlse ;friethe ashes of the late fire, I have just fairly resumed business In the store next to tahe Post Office and am prepared to ,fnieh all goods usually found in a Bakery ,ty ourcnionary Ampng the goods of my own manufacture, may be found Broad. Cakes and Pies besiden French and plain candies, fine variety. laisins CurreRts, Citron, JllieCeacoanutt lea, Ovainges, iLjonq1os, ulp of..t.,kinds LAa'es, Maple Siignor, Choco. 1ote &o. ..IlaqJ ist renIdA4 a fi.no lbt of childraf carrikes Whiih i offer low for the CASH, & b WvvI~ feb 19 GOD5 WAR .AW. NOW OFFER A large stock of Spriog n'd summer 0lot11ng, in deus and'136ys Sies, INCLtDING Fancy Cassimg.QuikP, Diagiual Coat# and Vats, Fancy Cas.imer PNut, . Mhair and A ipca Sacks, White Linen Coats,. Vite an~d 10l ed krata'le Vests &o. G .e . i attention called to a hand. sote liac tof Cassimers just. roeeivel frptu th. *.Woulen Mills. We ca:'tinue t~o I take speqial orders fur Dresn Shirts, and Guarantee a perfect lit. W')OD WARD 'prl& AV .erit boeid ' 1C'r heoad flay uit Arrivec Car Ioaa ri uti, SCar Load Meal arriving to day CH AINS, BACK BANDS, I i il 80th~ LOW 7OR C1A IJNEATY &BX10. feb 26 LIVERY STABLE. te20th of NovemberI~urohasec .theitrese of A. F'. Goodingin the W.lpsbosro i.Jvery Stablea vAll horeh , butggy.Jfle. an4 hqnse feed will he C.8I This.II lJ ibe e.utrictly aheredl to. swi alwaega.keqpo h.9 ood anddlIe an; bag .hortea, tuet 5.qiajes nd lepsiu tor hi',, The p.atronago cfit te a, '.~d respectfully sotsuited. . a , m IH. T. TEIlRIL L, R fourth lot of Myt nev has Just aried and is one of the nicest select lonu Intemracing all the .latest ut ylet of fist,, Donnets and Ribbons. Ladies cal estly and get your e oe. from maar 41di U#k~ , EIriy okse ad Goodric Potatoes, White And Odibris, Arl IIOMihy, Ns'I Sugar (red Hams, Fresh Bolted Meal, Gralriahuid and R oasted Coffee. On hand, a selected stock of Family nihd 'Plantatiol Groceries, which will be sold Theap, for CASH .1 CAS ON LY. T. It. lib101'h-S1. feh 12 PROjLAIIM Ourselves the .Leaders og -FOR DANWBEMO & 00 hare~goods t~es l th times. F:l aut ook or Laie and GUmI.4 Wear Cu.npILot. U 0 Come onie anal all. - 1oth great and small. Auti ttite .onr frie-uA Daunnea.berg a~ call. CAL AND BE CONV/INCED OF the Truth, for it is arent ! ma'y 12 * The Improvedt1 I,,,me utl Sewig Lachinte. No. 1, $25.00 i N . o, 2~.O 190. 8, %4.100. T IR bet CliEAP MA~lit i5 lsirdh tIlarku t...rnakes the.L'ila'l(0 r&l'ing in. . ta (.rollinas ourin tidtify .1 p iu.1mthtIl. .1t 3.ill dJo t.he sage., wrk1f ~4un I ocosta one ,halfof. thai .hbt1i ib at you woul4 have to pay forone or thei 80-tALLED Arqt-0tlvammoinea. 'For cIro:aai, sanples of work, NeeiI.e Thread and Oil, call on m -A 'A. . MONitlW, Ajt. for F~rInohd Cou'nsy 4 lie Is ngent for a hia celebruated Light R~unnin'g Ilomue ~Inohine.,... . LD. . M4 WfELL, Cbavlottet N. 0. Gen. A g..fou N.4CJ. Co,.Ua.. and Fis, meh 1.~1 0ILS? OILS? NO1NF 0il. Trni'r or t'rs~ 011, l'ite (il. News rout 0'). esnuce Ou.,Aladin~ 8ebority Oil, fos1l -I~by uare M U.M Aaf alen,