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y i~~ ):rlliin .N ovember 18, 150.4 c , 1; e - I uCV v t v of 1m.-1. ia .t a th i 19th of No a a. ; i I . k ziving and a 1 . 1' t ion of that * lal a;' cal b nd;.e. (On a . A hp ulal voices will b - A in I -, ail v to tie Call. T a -. 1 t1ln ! b-y us that I' he, in) , Cel to4 establi.h t,!o exjes.a.iolts of 1 allr conltel t Lat tho niew d a central .or. (!.I ! 111e peillo of ji thle entor ;0 U 1% in 1hu legimla t -(, In the I-ro nd t n t hj.an of the('tt e. L FOiemn 'ssat w'ill J n the ,un 1e p roalnds. rin) this StLate, -1t p t ning 0e b CM n t M tui. Thesa two r! a t N. (t nic-m 1 alail t ir I ";t 1 he a hi:ing to the to a il t ito;s the fusion I - vo at I i thip Won Counties of I .r,. ia the State, iad kt vA 1b mAly GO, und 1aucas S .avotes. -I'le News n1141 r t. llIuates that the next r it, ntvilative i will cultist G b:,nd (; I opposition, and t 18 repiarls and 15 n. T : liii, wmiti tile imli f 1:1y repulaion -i-a 1od c a.e for 1op-C Va a'I t il.ta theo itepublic n p n d I lpl tile oflivial.i it D-dto ilie. Thitgo A toem [ ge t pro ab t he loot That vuld he i ! ,i !ar-ty. W v hlope that %;il l t lave at voice il v, and IV- tri, that 4)I - eyIwhen they re-,%' 'o I 1haV in VieW tile - d !-ula jaw l. We do not ob. a,. p", mc' d by reputblica)s l t h: I I f1r (ith 111t.-t refortl or w ;,I how har. \. : .11d (d . LUr v Qvtd togeIthi kka a - a .a)u. and 4 r a II . a .'1a'.Ia.\. Tr (nholm 1.:. . C 1 a t ;v , IIos a'. .1- Johat1 4'. th.ill ard, I. . o ith. Thi* con pn4 e a ral nCu11 tiehet, t . cIn e:va. a.......... . *.nag at - a e Ato wi.ag 11 ' . ~a aa.ta lat gaa'vnaor, wet a I a , a r ia ble1. a postIal l e ... ... ~ We suppor41ted'a Judge d i that wea aided to4 a.. u eriIIlinli ha been ua..o tr. h.de tu e. : o i n a po 11 iion 1 a ' a . hbi. proatllI i of refIormi a t e~ aec'tIa's iln the N\orth. a, fa alaterltlain l('latimen(ls ofi ti, arowar ofIhim. Weti I!' I .tat pI:prlay inl thet future. \ * Il *r ' om a' cloI i ng.t i n al nyi l. I . f' .ea ..'<r 1 4 r e . J i t i i . LeAi.. it.atao iafla wuee fu - We de-Irae !IIal ely an1 hOts ad r.l e ll,jn.ieal goav.'rnmenOt, come44 r.' : uh a volar 10ur et, it, marIt. .If alv ~aaood one, it. s'lih l tl'av Our e nta*..itionjll. If nlot, we shaill bi forh, 4:aLIIC . V hile tihe colored people as a mali, have evinced but little desire foi rl foriml, and but little indep'ndonee of actioi, there are few who are to be co-nimended for the nianly stand tbo took durinig the past canvass in be ialf of reformn and conciliation be.. tween the races. The nunber of these intelligent, honest .colored moo is yearly increasing, an'd we believe tire timie will como when a suffitint number of them, combining with hon 0t wlits, will put an 'end t6 ring isrulo in South Carolina. A change of six thotisaid l'nore would have put the 5tate in the hands of e. reforluers. That six thousand tviil be gained next time. The objeoti6u on the part of a nnjority of the whites is not to the ranting of suffrage to the blacks, but to t.e flagrant abuse of that right-. Tle surest way for the blaoks to re tain their present status is by prov ing their intelligence in votiig for lhonest go%Crnmn 1at. W do not believe that the colored man will be deprived of his right to vote. The )econrlstruction acts have been praotially settled, and the de. Mocra'cy, even if they wihod, would be afraid to tamper with them in the inonit of tL.eir victory. Since, then, universal suffrage seesin to be a fanct, it behooveb the blacks to use it in such a wa'y a' not to bring about a collision with the whites. They had better leave their old leaders and ca over on the side of reform. \Vhen they once be gin to vote right, the question of no gro suifrage will be raised no more. The Tax Unions. We wish it to be distinctly under stood that the ni,sion of the tax unions is hot buded. Work still re mllains for them, And they nust stih pi eserve their organization. We advocated the following policy for the tax-unions lin bfideav'oring to o tain an honest and economical ad minitration of thb State govern Ilient. The first step waS to 6eburb the election of ain adninistration inl which we could place contidence, Ill l- , h % e partilly failed. The bm.tqep now to be taken is an ap peal to the Courts for relief from oppressive taxation and dishonest expenditure of public moneys. Several laws are uOonstitutional and would be declared null and void if tested iln tire courts. Many ofli. cials are guilty of malfeasance in oliee, and would be punished if tried before tire courts. Alany acts are iriegulat- and could be remedied b) anr apll. to tie bourts. Thn tax unnioins :houald mnake this appeal. Ilere, for instance, is tire Ku Klux taix, a tax u hich is centirely unneces sanry at>ad by many believed to Ihe uin cornstiturtional. By its operation, ;abot $:.,500 isa raised annually ina IXirlihld. This tax is so little oan each tax\p-ayer, that ano one will un dergo tIre trouble anrd expense of totming it inl thre courts. But the tax unriona, by adsessiang a little upona each mnetirber can have this alit fully ventilated. IIere, thlen, is i thmred i are work for the tax unions. Let t Iim se~e to it. Let us not sit quiet. d > n arnd submit to every species rof Tie Pteas and th a Pjlit'oians. Thlie recenat political contest was a wn l etwe enr the press and' tire poli. tieila:s. The republican leaders b; their fl o:rar,t mrisuse of power, th.eb 11de.i lice cof the will of tl 1e peo p M aind by their efferts to gag thec 1' r us, hrough~lt down u po~n tarems~el ve, Ihe conade amrnation of all independent arews pape rs ini thle land. 13 ut tlhei skulls were too thick to admnit tIe idea that the~ press wielded a vast power, and they looked upon its ful. miinations wvitha contempt. Beas: liutler deelared tIre press to' be a forty jackass piower-mrud-slinrg inig-machine. ,Carpenrter, Freling. humysenr arnd Poland engineecred thle press gag law tharoughr Cong.rest, and l'resident bJrant, an tIhe mnifiicernce of hnis grandeur, designiated tI-e third erma discutssion an iampertinence onr thre prart of thne newspapers, bnenath hris dignity to notic e; Up to the second of November these magnates like Xerxes, witfa tir mryria dsof depenadants and flunkeys desplsed all opposition. But their balaniiis cnine. l'aalond wans overwhaenmmingly defeat. ed iin y ermrornt. Beast Butler who hankered after another termi in Coin. y resa to crtsh out rebels And n6wspa. pers, was iginombiniouisly bliuelehed beneath tire weight of a thousand paper pellhet# marked "Thoipbon," F'inlinghiuysen saw his candidate defeated for governor by the largest mrajority ever given In New Jersey. Cairpenter reads the handwriting on tihe walls of the wiscns.n cat, and Graui't 'fit.ds fiimself without ai adhrent 1'' support of his third teri preteneioit save tosby Cobb, a do feath'd Congrosumnu of North Caro linq!, ad ibe So6th: daolina radicals. Th'e rodenit victory was the victory of t'ho prO.4s and the people k1gAinst 'h'o pkiliticitins. Where'ver intelli genoe ruled, dIt'magogues were thIown out. Smnth Caroina, mii her ign; rant inajority, was, declatd by the president o le "the ily oa.ais in the d',!er." It may be g-atifying to Pr,sident Grat.t to 1.-arn that hia candidauto in S..u l Car. li.a V,a1, .')jIpomted by not more thnm twv tholiand newspaper rCadir;g voter inl tlin whole Stato. h'Iloic Wht hal inteligetict etiotgh to understmnd the workin I'f his parly indi-lnant. ly retitatflited it. There is precious tittle oabis in this. The democratt I-ave nriled tk-en tg-six tifittes and tho radtl.i olevell at. the lost clew i. hs lid. After the firi of Jaoiiai-y 11bere wi1l b ,21 denotratie h 1 lu i-epulican Governort, -dhe epnI I wan Govern. 0:s holding (.ver. Thcre are 3'6 votes in t16 clect,ral nd!l- ge, mak, ing 184 necessary fur a choivel, ''i States n iw d-mlvkraito represeut. 29t votes, or 115 more thad Atat -;1 rity. If the democratz h-ld their grodcd inl 1876, their candil"Ie will be ea,ily elected. But the rblitiblicat palty is still very tii-'ag an( w i. I not )ield with,ul, a duter. mined struggle. The immense arm) 6f 80,000 olice- holders, and th presidential patronage of dvet i handrod millin dollars %%i.1 bi th'-o*tn on their bide, and thi, is in it ad'f a 'rmid.abljp power. Ttic Southern State-, Mar)lnd Virginit, Wevst Virgiui,, N irti Carolhn ., eurgia, A!abama, Lit6i an, TUA.,, Arkansas, Missouri, Tan nessee and Kentulcy will cast 11 votes for a democratic cai:d.dat-. I the demoorati carry the 35 votes o New York, the 21 of Ohio; the 15 ( Indiana and 3 fr6m Del%ware) thi gives 19U vote, Or bi.t more thar at necestary. No one blit 'Grant 'eiptilA oarr these no.tberil State4, aid the 11 elections htito buried th-i third teru so that the demnocrata tilay ren%onabl look for stle-ees. NumXiill.itions al already beiig diado. Tilden, df Ne York; Thurmah and A l.n, of Ohil and Ilendix, of Iidiana. Go Kemper, of Virgini , is prominer for the VicePre.ideIey, TI Wuashingtoi CLroni'!ee, in dgp st I the election-, trots out, Jell' ).avi There might be a great many wori candidates than ie, With a detnoceretic in jority i Congress, t itumy be wel hat (Char berlain has becn eleted. U, northern brethren could niot unde stand why it was that the white po5seseing the wealth atnd intell gence of the State, could not-infh once a sntlicient nun.b~er of blacks overth row the ring. Seeing thu we consider'd this a desperate um dertakit.g, they kindly undertook th job threm,selves. T1Iid Ttsilune, lIi per's Week'y, Thbe t'brietiant Uniion Thre Times and oithel- fiends of th colored people, 5eatod in tihe nortl and by no means unuderstan'ding th~ 6aracter of th'o enored manu, w'rot l ang editorials ad vising him to abarl bin the ring and v*o:e fo'r true reforn But they. got their labor for thei p-sins. The oolured i.edplo could mu read, and many nilmo cotUlt, beev these pipers were dern,obratic organm dud paid nto iileei attention to t hee than to tho voice ojf (lie cob.'rs tives at home. WVh6n the day came. they voted almost solidly for ti. ring candidate: What earbd' the |for thme warning of Il.rpei-'s Weekl: that the ntattonal1m rpu idican I p..rt; demanded tIhe elbetint of dJud1 Greene 1 W~hiIt w%as liarpuer's d'i6k ly compared to the eross-road pohui ciat 1 Tkhese northdirn jourtnls ttii begin to discover as mreclu~y amt Suwnor udid, that their influedee it South Carolini a Is infinitesimtal. Thtj will beeomije dIsgusted and will de olare that the colored nman is inot fil to vote. Many cinmdrvatifes beolievj that with an dpposition Congrea, ti election of Chamberlain is a good thing for the Statte. It, shows that the mcred voterii of Ihe State ea.e notliing about refor mt, but vote blind. ly the tickets piut into their hands by their leaders, Th d northdrn journah have their owrn opinion bf the quali ty of Chamnberlain's reform, and he ktill be watched in bory moverfient. This *111 bo 6f inbalculablb bohbflt to us; With a~ sm&ll margin 6f only 12,. 000 votons att hbme, aind a democratic inajority in Cong,ress, th6 radicale will be careful hereafter. tPhe darkest hour is past. Our day of rodomption is at hand. Let us re. oicoe. The State Eleolion. It is 'nceded that Chamberlain's majority, iVill llo about twelve thou. iaud'. Judge Ordene received mnore votei tban it was thougbt he would ret'eivb, and had there boon anything like the lutual et lured vote, Cham. berlain wQuld have been defoitod. But the o'Ar'el vote was largely in oxcess of ill estimatos; and frauds must necoessaril) have been practis 4,. Th'io nil two nicans of iracti-ing fraud, o4ie Ly stufiag the ball6t box es and the other by pollitig fra'udu lebt Vot6s. The f,rn'er method ivas ren'lured impractio .bl* by tti ap pointbrent of tinageis of both pat tic, but th latter could td be Pro ventei In tit way. At-iny colored vot'e's ptcientd thcmE'elvies who were not know:, and when ofiilleng. e, dicy bwore they ivere - entitled to i.tte. NVith gie it uunuimi'ty they sup. P->rted Mr. Chiamiberlain.. * e ll addu'e faCt lAnd ignres to prove thai frau'dulent otti were bast., In ti; coatebt betw'een Ford and ',ohnsoi, the fa'utioih w'ere rally ai'ous'ed ald a very hen'Vy .Iored vote .was plled, sopmething over 270'0. This year 3197 colored v'o s were eit, an eXcss of filto linded over th niiumber east duriig the last heited canvas-, and 550 over thohe east in the Scott-Carpenter el'eetioh. At least 300 were fiaudu lekit, whi'ch (vould leiv'e MIr. Chinu berlain's m.jrity abbut 1250 in this County. The Census of 1870 only gives 4008 vot'dra in Fairfleld. In Abbuvill,, 166d0 mie oolored votes were polled than in li0. . Of he-e 500 at least weA-e fraudulent, and bdild be deductei from Uhatu berlain's maj-)rity. Tie white vote only exceeded that of 187d b" , 7, a logitituite haiu f I Ii Yok (ie blacks polle'd 'o0 more Votes than ever Ltfore; though f many heatbd e.ntests h.ave been Sfou'gnt in that Cou-nty. At Laurens C. Ii;, the ,plls w'dre opened at 5 o'cktk and 'tlie mana gers refused to lit any bub - ieb into e the box though a retfuired b.law. By 6 o'clock, 490 numbs w'ere sittr oi on the poll list, thrOii tiiaes ti n many as could be toteq in thM time w [lere there were 40 Cha'dbarlaia , votes east illegalliV, befWo iA kit r, (y- pening the pol"I. t In Marlboro it is eli.ihed that s'e e bral hundred fra-idullent votis werl it cast, and so far, i6l the Countie, 8. heard frolo mfike sinilar N-ports; l t will be tetie!ubered that th( radicals abkno ile-ed a mholestil ballot box stuifing in 1870. W here - ever then; the radiical vo.:e of 187. at ex6teds4 thlt, v'olt loy tent there r - ;i fifcie evidee.ce of fraud. 6 Them hbothb rnientio,ed facts go ti 1prote that we thust ha'e a 1-egistra, -* tiont law befor'o anothe'r elbetioni 0 South Un~iiolina ehn dIo lohigmr mforn Lt to remaitin I-adical lihi tiwetty aia bother States are democeratie; - COM.i3bNdJCAED.J e The late eleetion bra devbloped .die fact that the negroee -are willing teo receive favors froma 'he whites; ~. but a're i.ot willing to refrain from *t voin ajgaiist the whbite man's in, jtereiit alohlugh identic.d with their own. ri Now our initerests a proper self -r:':''t, and an hmonied tindigotio ',jt1, to eJ'ie etery wh~ite niai, mner . e-ait, phfa'ter or whaterer he may be. , t disti Jgi ih hetweenihAbd slidf$'c. who hk6, lIolly, Lee, Urteg<ry,.'frapp, 11.1ll (.\liiart t ''S<piire,) Goode, -for hlr.est go'ternm'enti aid do not It,s(i voiothewise mief'ol. tote byaihas I dhe v;/,t' man. di te otier hand Steel, I ii, (at t stabLleh Mill :ia, I o . wlare and ot hers kho tot edtet iih voing as they pleue (thioh thief have a perfect right to do,) anani'est hiosti lity againut those of thejii owni color- who dare to vote for ionest gbvernmenoit; Weo say, let every maon yot, as he pleases ; but vhbn on1e goes farther atid ttan) fe5th a decided hostility to 'the white rabe j theh it lI te duty of every hotiost white man t< show auelH a one no favord. . We have 110 t ight to do ainy thing iialnst a negro who ianifbsts his hostility ; but one is contetfhptably mean who lill favor auoh an oneinly to his raba atd his State. T1hose who do not practically dis tinguish between friend and foe, do not deserve to have friends. Where a raoe, like the *bit. race in South Carolina, is posaanf4~ 'K he pioperty -and ifitell1geno' of the country, and does not cotir6 its governinent ; it is the failt'ot that race. * . MARRIED. 4.. Ai the residelo of the bride's (atiter, on the eyening of the 12th, by the Rev. C. E. Chioster. M-. E S. C1HANDLER to 51188 0. Ai. BROWN. All of this place. Fresh Complicat 1on in Arkansas, Nit:R. Yont, November 14.-A Little Rook di.eatoh says Lieut. Gov. Smiti has ritirt.iod front the East, Gov. Baster hing vacated the gu.. berniatorl, chair, afid olaimi it. Smith conclu.b 8 hisproflaiati n '-Now; ther%fore, I V. V. 8 i., L,ieuteIlnt7overort of the State of Arkanf,as-4 iaha 1iuster, reo. nized G.verto'r of said' &tate; haiving abdicate'd and Obandoned said office --do herehy, and bf' the..e g-ese6aA, tmiaka .aplioatioi to the Fir Wi'ent of the Ulied Statet" i .e. The i1ppeal is signed IN. V. S'.mitb; Governor of Arkansa." WE&k1 Ncavn1, NovICliber 1. Thcrie will be no actioii ih ArtiInbas .iairs until Gov. Gaal nd hans been heard. All the ousted offi:ials iusted, tbe) claili, by a4 I'evolut'on ary constitu.tion-jin Lieut. Gov. Smilith, \ho oinmlt"li Rotuccevtion to Baxter, and bul port F-mith in , his application f r Federal force to plce him in pobition. Lieut. Gov. jt1, .hould Garland be ou.t'ed by Oedt.. al dictation. may appoint nearl all the State offiers. The Couri'cr-JouanD, of Thursday Mornling, PRSay A ilg Piast result o' the , eno. er,abc victory in Georgia, is fhat a nUit'. f ouisvlle n. erohants re ceived ord'ra fr6w their customers in that state by li' yraph festerday to a larger extbot t ian ady . day for Imoaths past. Their o-rrespondents exprosing their j:y over the result., felt that peace and p'ospority were now asbUred. A youth V'?ho attended Sotch re, vival for tle fuin of tile tl g ironi Ca'ly inquircd of thb minister "whoth. titer he could work a -Airitle o not." 'hie young ffian's cirio.Ity was full) a-itihied by the tilufstei Uking hia out of the church with the miledie tory, "We ,'nnot work nmiralts but ivb can east out devils I" The l\iAVaukee e D i i a Ii ' p.iraraphi.t ihanamed a b o it the eclipse. the, othe' night 1-e dropflied that a Chicfto girl rais ed her foot tW dllRy e tatcou irrita tion a h6r 'atkle,,an I1he fuot got be twec the till find the modo, Tie irodkly Ar Rd la'eboiuls fo Attorney-Geisje-al vilt alitis' lesir Sto go to Itul,ia y sugg 6ti.ag that having overheated ii m1self iii th outhert ontraglbu iies, he 1ant to get erinenher to cool ,ff. How far..wil a P'eh yel a Scotch firm of iwire mn nufaoturer have drawhi one out 2,'t00 feet. The ohie thing nc$dfdl lor.the per feet en:joy niead of luie {s '68afidene.' *Same~ *'1tbh bsh and stddsa.ges, Tihe Mufildn Treiple at Salt flak< wats comiuaede'ed l enty yeais ago, a< he saia sare ridw only fourteeb fee ibove groulid. A Ilus.,ian proioerb says, "IOe'fo going to war pr;ay once ;befo,r3 goina1 to sea, pray t wice ; be fore gethiia marr ied' pray t hrre a lies." SYou lo,.k as if you viere beftd. >ur,oif,'' as thei wag said to the fel ow wht.,stiod by the aide of an ass. ~hiNt diie i1u of talkiU 'd thjki, wourld's brightness dud su .shinae toa man that has tight..bootd ? Lawyer's ma9im - here there 's a will therbt's ayway--to breihk t. A p alousi paa-rut inParis badly tore the l.soi tf a boy, envio:us of 1h6 caresa(ts bestowed iipoti thb child by its mother.. Patti's reccnt appearaiioe in farIs. for the bene fit of of tht Alsace anid Lorraine fun.d, nettt'd haarly }8;000, Appointmsent of ristes WET~ have hippoinated the folluwing VVpersons as Trustees ol' thae public .sh~oos -in ti e r respective diitibas to serve forn the 6nsuing two yeaSul No I Ji R Feaster, AMoses Clowniey, lIobri-. .f linasen. No 2 WV ii Wood rard, John S Dou4ia5a, Jordan MieCulloughtf Nd 3 J C C'ld well, E~ DI)oblny, Car tei Bea-ty. ,No 4 // A Gait'a:d, I N Jfauhere Johna Dl X,mait. N., b A. W Ladd, Samuel Ibin, Aquila are i.e No F ai L Duke, B If leis's, Sanch No 7 J iI, J I/ Orlgsb'y,, Rteubena For.. No 8 John Fenley, A Edalduilds, P' A No 9 S N True, Thos S P'erry, Jcoeph -No. 10 Jag A Clarke, di Lemmit,n, llenry IR C6peland; No 11 J i/ KirkIand, RL T Yarborough D B Rica. No 12 Jan R harvey, )ranbo'us Poje, Diavid C Atkea. No 18 1) Province, W'J Clowney, Isaae hfiller. W J OR AWFORD, . MEA NS DA V IS, T hROS8 ROItEIR I'SON, Coun(y Doard of Examine'rst The olerka ot Boards of T'aist ees will uina over their booke and papeis to the6 'oard. newly appointed, who will pro. eed immediately to organise and elect heir clerks. W J~ CRAWFORDi, . -Bhool Onmu' TO THE PUBLIC. JiAVINA purchased tbe 'slook rad fixtuures of B. SugenheUor and Co., I nai now prepared to offer to thP p airpt olasm bar, an< restaurant. . h nest Wines, Liquors, Mogars &a., will be kept constantly on hand. C forpla' Segars made a specilty. A billiArd and a baga I0ll, table are attached to the bar, where the lo'*ers of thesame can s'pe'id a' pIW.A ant hour. I respe9tfully ask the p6bliio to give no a oall, , oct 1--M J. Q0Ime, II" I. F as Candieis 20( LBS, A,nriin Camndy n,s4r, ed 1 bbl. Ginger Snaps. 1 4 So'dCraciers. V. I. besportes & Co. THE EhIm0rT 0 0 TT M 0 _W_r C+5 J-1sr. COTT84 91W dl&S or th beet quality arAnufaetitir'ed Iy the s'ubscaiber. Terms of sale-Cash '0r Noe ah Asectrily or Bankable Note, or order on Collon Morchants. J. Mi. ELLI(yrT. N. B. The cotton roll hias been improvedl on the Oin of 1874. e6 R @v r0 c. EulldrbikkiS arcJnbMejm 6'endbrPricgLtd. H.~ H AL L &CO, #,4O s,ia durAet Stre&t. Land f'or Sale. A PORTION of the plantationownelby (1Mrs. S8. A. Lyles will be sioldl for a noder at e price nnid upon reasontible Joims, 7'ho portion of(ered fp7 salo lies orthg of the pybl.o roa4 les.ditgg [rom. Winnsabor.o so Ashftord's earry upon ILhoky Crook, and containing 656nermos. Apply to the subsor iber, WWA. II. L L ES, nov 4.2 TO THE Whoiste Trade, UDGI NG tht6. futull-Pty i he pasi, . i enter will col.lit. I cc lpmll this ott uew C e -11-it.e i ot ! ppI lI RIg ourt I Iol sale from II oIr lIetnil Trn;0. y huvig separnit,e tid diplie el !otse for c till nAd in doinig so. ive flatt.l. .nI ye4 ,, it will not oliv linet 111ie at riovi of oil P,ninelrollf, ci't onleer:, I ni.t .1 n1 "El l xolul t ve wht lusifle 11 . ' " %% 0 1,i,,g on It i,:r t. i fllux ( I ll- I: I a:1 . ill I t uIa V acier not lIs'-lo, 'o . 4 Ijo ri. I. I[ ust be 1o viou.li, ( vevy I1yer i hn11t. A,s'ricily 'lho I la . n e,("1 aI Iriungel anil nAt pujited 1or. It i '. 0c onli , witl: a c.orl 8 of experiences 1 ' o sa ah 41 Hill 1, w,ith ia F,tock enrefill1t ; sei clcdl for Iha 'rade -nly'l, ai nillol-cover e11-v nV doil of oiniuig in conet with retail It ierm Spcl It h 1oe. 'we ssierl. Iiiii' 1111d I I I OMta enu itself li te Iade. FotIr ycars A ft ire 114nvelfised fiat wq intnie l ' .<e ..;hnriotte wholesi o mars, nid ours '-'I he Wbl-e 'e llotisv.' Wenow have,I'lhe prolld el oifrieitll of eeinlg it an nejomylied filiat W e 11o11 en111 ('1ur 1'111 n lro oll [Ito t e !c. Ihp II%I c : 1 v c onro di 1n.r- u 111v b 11or into anI exe-usl i e 14 11lr. l fins, I% herI.. y1u ciin 4 i.;, tinte of Poods 1(lecem.4111-Y for A couttiry silRe to 1% it l ry ( uoo'u , lot hing, lill. , s .O Iiais. Not jois N;otcries. 1111r.Aware, Alillip-rIy, fill it, ctAmplete lines.,Iboight Il r;re itWe 411 tie4 an1d fro-l the ' c i tirt, anitds. Our. .lock is n1w ni-ving ni- w] ill h Complete nhit t lIt $f eollinber, aIH t will h.- the largest Of anly liet e. the pre. I tenlotiH (if others to th e colilral y no, w ith, Eti.ndinig. iVe re'*,pec, il V;i in vil e y'tur. personal in3ipecqtin, or i' to its for c:rcutisti Viirg y i,:ly your' IT I # v & i I NTI:L-S. C1 A 1LOT I E N. C. Now. a re w wd I nhoit l loo. W ln\ nccopy Ilhe- !-Il vr0p u: eetf, so favorali!y kniowii its thll \Me:-srs. em It1 w ' C-'s . Itry :.I - I' li Ise', Io e -I r - )-y fil our 16-1.1itl a i e n .1, 6 g I-,X. aexi r i-- I'dll s t n. y be It n ..it . 41Oo1t . we claimo :.)so ini 11-:1 ;i i to exce; in sink, te exciel ill lowni s 'i. prices, and so exec-1 g.ne(4tilly. We wIll. ii in tha It -lse. have a C"ils of ii ily Sdes ell !1n 1 uae -.m is ll ex pelin td ia l j.y" We will ton I.e te NIillinc ry h1111It it ,p ci lly. ". W. & I. Iron in the Blood IRON TONIC MAKES THE WEAK STRONG. T'he Peruvian Syrup, a Protect cd Solution'of the 1rotoxide of Iron, is-so combined as to have the character of an allment, as iasily digested and assimilated ivith the blood as the simuplcst fod. It increases the quantity of;aturce's Own Vitall:ing' g4 gent, Iron -in the blood, and cures "a thousandi ills," simply bToning up,Invigoratinr and itallzing th System. Te en riched and vitalized blood >cer wneates eve,', part of the body, repairing damages and waste, searching "out morbid secre, .. tio'us, and leaving nothing for disease to feed upon.. This is the qeccret of the won.. d1erful success of this remed y in. curing D'spepsia, Liver Comn plaint, Dropsy, Chronic Diar rhoaa,Boils, NervousAfrct.ns~ CilIls and . 'evers, HIumon Loss 'of Constitutional Vi1gor, Diseases of the Kidney.e and Bladdea, . Female Complaints,' and all dliseases orignating in, a bad state of the blood, or ac, companied by debillt or' a low state of the systemn. Being fr'eo f"rom Alcoho in any form, its energizing cI'cts,- are not fol.. towed by corr'espondinzg reac tion, but are permanent, infu, flgstrength, 'vigor', andl ni int al pai'ts of the system, and building up an Iron Con at it ution.. SThousaindsq hav,e been changed Dythe use of this remedy, frona 9weak, sicklty, 8uJycr'in gcea-g tures, to strong, healthy, andi h menand women ; ant; inva dal cannot reasonably hes.. ttate to give it a trIal.. 19ee that bath4 bottle has P ERU A VIAN SYR UP blown i theo glass4 .. llmphldte reeo. SETH W. FOWLE & SONS, Poreos *VO 1 MI1t n Place, Boptor - OoLD DY DILOOISTB fENEALoTe. LL pe.l 11ns itndebht id to Il well C~ 1 ho . & Coi.. andi to Catldwe I Situ. rt & Co. are herebhy natilh'd t at or ooks yptliibe closed'i ott tho t h. I inst,, ttd tlint. ptaet mtust lhe tttd. We q lid-m.oony to me et our paymiiitsn for tipphe~s fu n isiid y.i. 1e usor htaiv tito IBlackstock: I, No i. mi, 18g1 S'W Troceriess )Iisland M oladsesjr and Cantont A3rupI. hh ld, C'ic 1 bonior a mutgar. 2 bbls. Vilok C, IExtr' it ('andtl( t'iranlt 14td Sugar. BEA.V, B1RO., & sQ ov 3