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TilE FAI F'LD FwERAL-C 114 MEANS DAVISj Edifor, weduiesday ArtiN g Bceier II S71. I'he filt measare of reform ia t bo IP6iilature wVt the introduction of a bil1 to levy an extra tax of one i ill in Aiken C0-m fy. Next Tho ;C, Jl. is a lIcky one for pioliticianl-, in Fai ield. Every ofli (iail elected o the :, 1, excepit Carter l3mnt) hat that letter As one of his iiitials. A., Mr. Noil has Iwo J.'s he Ilmay lave lent one to Beaty and Ibus brougiZ hima in. The l Dev. D W Witt Talinage hav Ing eitered r:.U a eruwI'le agailnl.t thetIr1o 1ntinagers, one of those Sons of 1301l1 Ihas t ele;r-ailhed Iln oler to liay In tso htndred dollars a i-iglht to play Il'ook ilTf," in a dramatiza tion of "Martin Chuzzlewit.'' Spiritinalistio madiins are per. forming wonders in the North. If they mill only come down hero aI.d eiscover which of o-jr deliiqient :ubcrilers have sold cotton they mill coifer a lasting obligatiou on the iN1s.no NFAVA. The 1lliial returns ainounced in the legislature give Chabenr1vlauiii 80,d0:1 votes and ( sre one, 68,81 .1 jllojo.ity for Chaiber Ia in, I1 589. A Clangc of o on of every four tecti upporters of Chatiborlaiii would hute defeated him. G I laves Ili.jority waS akbout 18.000. 'I'there m ore about 6,000 ''hard shelll deilo crats" in the Stata. .Dr. l"uiton (of Now Y oIk, i a sermon against tlieat.res cupped t he eliiax by askling his hearers wiheth e. they wout-l udk tle S.Ivi>ur to \isit a theatie. The Now grk lfet ild s;ijs no, but thinlk.' if he would N isit soic of tho Chiurches of the present day, a good ma.y prechers would loie their places. "CCl. E. P. Stalhhoull-e of Ma rion has a colored tanI11t w ho made :t6 bidis of cotton on '. -I res (it Iid. Who can bat tis.'' A '/.;] Ifle".s pour soul, we can. We know a coloied uiin at Ridgi way several yeats ago who mai1de. two Len. vy 1,ales oi a quarter of au acre of new-ground bumble Lee cottii, while his landlord iiado only one bale on a live a"re patch adjoining. Republican paipera are assertin c lhat the recent elctiions did not bean a new leas e of power for th:e den.oerats, but was we re ly at czst iga tion df' crtain individuals in the reputblicani ranks v Iho had ma:~de tltheselve)s obnoxious tos geod citi zen's. Thbis is nil we want ed. It was the men and not the prinuci ples thtwe cndet.ed, and it these liiiseeants are oused we ave nospecia objee. tion to the iel ublica1n party. The oti. jectionablec radicals havo al ready been weeded out. .If the obnoxious democrats bie killedi out iext tine we will have a good governuent anid this is atll we desime. On Tu'etday Juidge Mackey after hearing atflidav its thaltt thle e atre no widows and orphans of hut k lutx vie timts in Ftairtield, issu 'd an orderi en joining t he TPreasorer of this County fromt colecting the 'kut klux tax.'' - We are inftorm;ed that tho Leg isiti. t uro will repeal this act os far as it relates to this (Couty. Tis is goodI i.ewis. ITe taoxes are ligh eitngh in all conscience without haviing extra Ziness inenots lev ied for' nnnnce.s:ry .l ject.. We adv'ise our u'chool trustees to titke notice of this. The ku klux tax has heretefome been devoted to thle jiayimenit of' school cer tiiente.s arid the rej enl of this .ot will di liisih theo school leonnue ini this County ablout M:..lO. Tule:gi tmts teil us oft a dread fl tornade wich patesse-l tver thle Northei i parit of Ah.bIaoma at few days since. Toe' townt of 'lTusetumbia was abnoat desiro) ed . Mlany per. tons wer'e killedl by f.allinig timbersi and five hund red lperisons tire hitome. lest. T1heo los., semountts to half a uiillioti dlbrs, atnd peoplo are iin euh a despatte state that theMa3 or lis r ppealed t,o the Pr'eside.L for' rie ~'f. A t'ter till, South ('arc.lina is nit the only unfor'tu:m.tc St:tt.j in te 1110. 'Jho e:lemei,ts, 1 robialbly crig r sd;eai imn to tbe .cnoutgh Li .a eur~ e f,e: oee p- t.r . ,hr el.e air.iful to Ut A prominlit Iteputliin, of this Cou-ty iu a cots versatiom witit' i. recently sup.gested a pood liw regan. lating the uppuintmient of Trial J ust ices. It i h . That the appli bait he Compllled to pan's ant Ox11ami. nation b-y the Solicitor inl ("pell Coult upon the fundtamental prinvilp!e of law tuch as mill come under hji. jurisdliction. Thnt if (.imptent, le be recontended by the (,rantd Jry of the 'oulty, tni appointed by the gtVen.,! onU such recolmendaiation 1andt heio he lit 11 office for a cot tain number (if years. We believet this toi be bettor fhanl oither the pre:-vint iytem oilr lie Choice bly Ceitio. We hope the Igisiltilre till pass Such all ret The pr-set Hstemll of trial -jist ier's is i gi ievlous opprc.sion. The Cfficial I Otulns --What th'y Show. 'I'Te (i. ial returns of the eleetionl in MonthIa Ca( dla rho.w Ith it (Ch: I. berlain received 80,1100 vott.s anail Green wi biin arrar ion "f ug,""r In 11,711, hvoll ti. vi id PH Mf 0, an.d Ca po.ter 1) I,t;10t0. I.toi 187o, with the repek,tig and1t ballot box Sthilliag that weie largely practi.sed, tie total vote was 136,000. Ini IM7.1, thie total vote was 1511,0(10, a gait of 1.q,"U" ever th- rutwidule"t, 1oLLt rtur"s. Thllis rosuilt show.4 that, fratids were larg- ly practis,.d io tht. Iato el, ec-tioti antid to Ohe e frauds, Mlr. chauMbern lainl i*os biAv eet ion. We UWA have tnleo I1111CNIS of che!ching these frtaitCls, so tha:t i c nt-xt election will lie fatliY coi- 'ct. C-d, aind c.msotlinotly ucarrited in thu i:t rei of lh nllicsty '.nld fI' ri. The ir:-t situldI be lth prilecu tonl ofevery per,on wh vot ei illegally lit 'the lat i1 cti:on. lha1tdreds of, tli s t e l ie foulind ill .ailli.ld, anti Ituoi m1.any the ihartev call he pli-oven wvitIhout troilble. Let. evely Y tax Union in f.he Coity repa ir it list :uid ilthe evidence nec la l i tie for the IanCterly m11e, tiag of It Cmlutty uio in ilauary, :tAd let the I'slaeitiolt bit made Iy tIhait L iOiy. Ilk this -ay, t'vil d. ers will lm- pun.ll ishet atal s ih (nea iei l futuro bet prevvinted. Another tlhit.g is the denind for pi .11l4pria t'. egislation on tho sub. jet. We mu111,t have a l1v relililing regi. tation Iob,! coitlneted, say sixty day 1' before hie election, anld each voter inu-t rtgister i:i .is own (o'wn hip There Ilnight e a pt lin plave vr".1-lisht! 1 ill each tOwnlsip .8 Sonwit, 11, tlt i i! i t es at pre-. Clit llave too 1 1a: 1n vi era.... Thero uitist also be I lW rvytir. irig the app ointinetim t. eath piecinet o1f ilmat ger 1ati the m"poksing p: ttie, so tha.t ai air cotitt cian be hal. Thei. l' at meit of t: xes sitlonltL aho be a tpre egilsite fori voutinjg, utiteod tt thie tnext etc etion as we' did at thais, we will ttahieveo victory. 'Te State TFax 1 iuiona held it, anntutal meetintg itn ( 'aduttnbia oan ihe 2Ith, w ith ta gotod tatLtance. I s p rooicedingis wi'ete qitet harmnia antsl'. Tihe fotlltowinhg extrac t fromta the Uainitt lIIcrald gives thto most import%tt.. at.t ptort iont f the priceeidinags: Mr.. lLamiltoni, of' ('hc.-,ti'r, oli'red litht followittig p ea to hie antd resolhu tiutas, ttnd theiy wlere adoptedt: Whaiees it is tot the~ intetott of' this botdy, or' the~ tax-payer"ts by' it arepjre.-etd, to tiaheo anyt catous 01 ptoositii.onitot heii admtiistaLt,on 4)f to furntishtt al the tidi ind tiotal t-uppor)at poissilei to the eltief exceu-i Itie gre.it t'eformits of w ich j he Ithias so specela.aes. anda fotr tho carr tinIg out at i whith hae hast so solemnly pled'tged Itimselfi to thet poopale of' South Ctarito lint; an wherei t ttas It ap'peatrs to) be of' imttpeara(tivelnecesit.y to theo htapp. (hat thte ha!iaowing lme asturs of' ti'. ftutin shtaitlao beeate b ity th 1 gentter ii tassemb lly anad aIfec'te bi iy thec g''v i'rtaor, to iti: 1. 'htt tie expents a 'f thet S ati' govt t'intent be boly law at Otnc oi edne dt withaia Ii x'd andu re'asona.ble limits aLthe preIi' ' enct tax livy1 lot' lhe prsn year' be etirtailed ini vet. formaiiy to stucht r'eductiont. 2. l'that a stritnget- law11 for t ha regi1stratit totn of tho v'oteorzs of thle( Statl' e int obeieneiotc to the taaam'latiiry re. pa'sed. bay the, geertal aisCe.iil-I. tior sht.ll at ontce, by is power'~ , c ulitia by exitiv snction,It so ha'tti Ii filal ta) h>e remtoved, nlat tht b it RJiru"tol, Th..I't 4 commilait,tee of live 'e appoJitedci by I he 'p'residet of thiu d, who ah ll be aauthot'ized 'to ,iit~ nadietioe of' haia cxcellecy the oenrand urge his recornmtentda tiol an-i bu-pport of a-ucih ueu.ur mc f -oformn. Ues,lced, That Fai. ormmlittaft havp power to e .fnfr w'i I any cum tiittee or comm1itaem (te i tibc gcncr,jI a. Imily for the ir- .. of s ecuring if possible, the obQ ., is .' icated in (hi- pr mable ni1 resoItit ions. J '/s Tha/; TSt caid .4n11tteo (10 repo j4d1., Irom t n l time, to) the prusidct.t tlf tis bitty, tih ir a6icting-c doings :t d e i . l . ns, %.ith ainly , ''hat, the , vu ri ir he rrquersed to ete d W , timu I .e 1ti- pa Illm t of1 taxe4, . ith a1 ;V Iew% tin lbtailing at I'S W~. Vt IC t! ow I urIF( C1"- k w i V i , it " . 1.. ,-- al o - le..y.h. ltla o ed %%i:baIIIj I.:m.svIt.. T he c fol 1 n i-g Ic.. 1 a6. y. 1 . . c i on - t I tn'e ihe Vii ulniitt, w.1k: r Ilte lir,I, viz : .\ r. 11 imil m , "f I'hlit er ; .\: r. 31o ro, of iun"r r ; .\! r. \\ . b.1;a -, o iit ichhli ; .e. NI M al1 . ,, f41,C I ling tu", and .\i. \V vliv. of :.uh.cm,,.r. 'I he 1''t. l 1 , lnpbc..t.ry u s - Iu to, ollin d by if r. it b ei I moll, If' \Yo ky :44 a Lt UC.Ue by b\ r. .K"tsr. "t I ilhli,, w..5 ai 44 iit p:j d LU 4n.44inlaI.n' 13 : /4')ed, 'iit tihe e.w,moittee lhe b1 gId (I. w< Nst I!1g 1h.11 11h1 yt IWOe aI a:.C.U 41.y i-J.".vi1 .y la w 1,I tie lcetiilln (df jl1.tlC-c:. < f hle p , , -. vvo i it oI oy-tilk ion tua,l. *'.il a i t 4i tih it (11f (1,1n1.1y I& It It 0 caniid (o i trmner-. illi i \\'Iiwe, wh4 Ii n s refer, ied t. the e .d t.i.c.. .t .u.C T Li The~ L.g y'-:n m. 4 t~ in4 ('vilui 11 fiv. .-' l:- V e l :, .t bI e J.4s. lil I-anc i t i tt a (i i. . is "v A mw1 her--. This 11.::t 43.. v. - I cke ted on a s.un1 plte :1, ;On wo in it nf (44an i.4d.i <! a to ln. . IL th <4 1 es ci C i-. . w h l . li lt, ti.. 11: .. 1.1. it, it (If 1 1 . ' cc I'L o Ia I to -k 1 , -1 1, 1.'a 1. n.I d c 1-t-mul un 'I! la - fi..r deathl o.f Iti.e ;:.r-5. T t. t 11i -t h-' pr >. s ii ir. His past reo r"I d1v'- it ii 4 b: e t e 1 0,- 0 1e 4 t f i m. N. 11. NKvvrq w44 hi No i im! :.V: it hc t, ..c i tc i. .i -19 iOlvs, filtur com SOrv, W iVV:- an4! 1n ill.1 LUp.'t i. O.g ult. o tF. 'ihe ':c i il - . i *e: L i iin v..t d -,Ii.. ly Vr Ell 4 Ott. .As ie w..s thi! < hLCAS4 liolh,l.ii 4,- .11( . ,' y he, t ex Vi .I fii' tlhi: v e. iter. we itI-t he) till viol in the ien-o % 1-h 1, riot lhaete o p:arty t'in ,s. 's he oc oi., ics ci ng th in n ic r i I li lInci. ThLe C .g:e v tl \,itg iei.Or .. Tn.nhrus ihn Il; vt% w il it~~~ ~~ TVVll 1111 \1 4 li I) Ic.1 1 4. 4 itI .,I i h f e to ubmiib. hic Wt4ihh his W in" a:nd h& t Sp I ienc1 e en C -t4 ii s1 Ic ' )( C,(- 1 . 11c" Y tilei4 i) I. .\ ilh ro N'i i''c ., tdc i yr 1'r. \V I-atheI ri.., wm i n L tile legM-. tI!re in t :he pal y :c. , (f Oe ld regi i,.Io. (hanceil : I. i. . \!% ih Ilit of atii (t!I0w ill (nad4 th i t er-44 ( el. tiLfd il eic' c' i .e 1 ii I'c Ie. ice i'ci eh i 1 ('a1an, 141 ie. W .t-i 11.u i s 'L.i, 'i .i.i lie 40131''s. (atuscrir eS3e. il'riuti'nIe sc. wo 4. cm wedl a t i-;cS,r. 14:4e a-'C1 iccn ' ic their heat.i (huher40u elIem.1 who ihael tive 44cunt. i. :Vo al B i nI ti, c od.iir toc con er l the't ri ht ofc th !. ..xpV li ,.l not thei(1114 ' i re . e in ' the44 c hc - ofiii44. .e.yI t'hi( 3is thr young4~Ic43 Anter.y ie rted in'4 thu .( er seh' , e)i3 44f poertyu and1Cc politica di--a4 ticr,t 11nd> whol are bette calute to ic l 13 rcope wv'itoh the lbitbel the ilans tul ler ai diffrentI licndi teionio affars.CIrl These e senutive of teo vior suand intlt arle 34es0rs. d. \\ .rlyarCnll, lof thar ~les'tnI, o T. iloan s d., of .tieb. laiot. an .a.6.O rJr f.\ d . Tle Sohool.. It 1 refreshli.g ocoasion-illy t. so ellre f-on noie and turmoil and. to wanlder in teque-ered and quiet places. So, al1so. uow that the din an11d uproar of the pohtical arena has abilted for a %%hile, it may bQ prvflta h for lthe public to turu 1,s tl.ougbts to education, and to. bonsider"its tid ees-ity and the imperiuut, facilities alt-odd fur acquiring it. We have been tlcvu:Lt.,#1 toe lieve tI at the hope of reduiption for Ouh 't1olia co..sid0 in wiC ti,g ti'e -vr lit lit flomil the hands of 1i e i b bli b., .:- lo.ltruAting ll to ) 0 :ixIiycs. Tliid, is one method ; I-lit Ul e, wiic-li, ill tile light of the 1p.', itear.s not very feasib'e. Tlh truie p al i. the edinealio'n of I) 1a3se. , svs lhat I 1 t he eit-eO lZ hall be a, I-..inwed w ith the tharacter of the n en mnd incasires t,inpported by -l WilhOt ik 1( qisite, il'l re f -rml will bII btte -u ay We have urgel the 10enirn of the (o*seIrvati*ve eloemei t to power ioplv be.ain-e it. oiitih;s tIh. ino li I e,ser, of the Suite. We do lot, iu tUr p:Cs Al' : y te a1 fig fir the pucu. lia- p1l!it i t I tetiets of any p.rty, u -hll theS e pOricious '0 11101als or ihe iw, of socit ty. Were the i i-Iiigence oUnd to-day ill tI.e ri-publicia . pirty, that party would Le etited to coi,trol. .Evei capital hould ) iehl to intell.i twiby whiiebi we tiieun the r-.sult of a Careful training of both the in tellect ual at.d moral facuttiet of matn. Such beii-g the climsdvianced b) the coi:ervatives, let thom be c ire ful to letain that int alligence on whiich their claim is based. Are they using al I. e ueans presented to them for retaining thissupreuaQy ? Ve fe.ar not. It is sad to coItf-11mplate the num bnr of el-ildreii in Fairfield growing op iii ignoline. whuse bodies are dIievelopiijg w%hilo their minds are -king no progresi whatever. On reachiing not:u i y they will be but ovelgrown Loys and pi. s, utterly u0it to meet the repionsibilities of 1.fe. The schools in the county are but poorly pa-roijivd. The p)or prac tical Wolrhings if tht pluhi ishool s3 sem wh:eh is 3 excellent in theo. ry, dO.stroys its i -falnesi, wh ile the pay in-stittiA ils are barely existing. Theie is no proslect of a well educan ted gent-rationi sue-eeding the one dinilg out. S.vIeral resons cxi.t for this las mant bie fact. S) pincbed by pov erty tue. iny p.irents, that it is b dailv truggle wih ihem inerely to sulply their chijlhen with food, wih out siamlag their minds wtithi knowi 'FThese pa rents are ns ch to lie pitLied. Another- ekss keepj t heir children at homeil in~ or-der to useO their- labor, and t.h us $5ave the wages of hired hundls. Thliis is at short .i htedi and danger Oils piolicy. Wh.t areu a few dollars ini com llp'ri onl WithI thle ed ucation) of *s:-'s childiren ? Wri at -atisfac-ion can exmt Ia lving a f.w !-allry thou, alit to as s'.n who cans basrely read g--ne) i-s noutl . Thls faily wvill deirte wi th elh generat ion; usn: ii wealth1 initehigensce, moral worths sadii fatttly pril Iw~till all be' lost. Sti:h spettae!ea have been u wi: lsdin every asge. AnsiothIer class -n e aliling the-it chhidren to grow un in isigor.ance froi:n sheeor eti rele-ssnetss. Forgettiig thiir relsponlsibti'.ity a, pasreuts the ex -rt 1no control t-j their sons anid daughters, but p:s:nt themn to withi draw fronm school on erery flimsy pre text., either a ca;se of innoginsary 'siek iias. as vis it froms hsomie, or evenl a rusmped up tatlo of the injus1 tiec of thse teacheris. Thse jarent~ asre crlIiinally culpabisle. They are rei ponisi ble for the ;: pa in n.1 d isap pin t metthe ltesle xe rience in after yeatedfothin juisintite on the publi o by thloaLe chsibirell whenh they a-each maaturity. TIhe tuendency of every State when it loses politicta 'uptemacuy is to de toltiorute, anud reaps into bat bariss Sousth Carolin:, UsLs sa great change taske place, will (,rm no eeptlion to the geneorah r-uhe. Tis is a feat-ful truth starinlg uRs in the face~ And we soleimlly call Ulpon all pilrnts to take some1 steps to avert this di'eaa mliSforttune. LetL those parents io are aable, patronize liber-ally our pay, schools. Let those who cannot pay for- the instaructioti of their offspriog, at least asend thera to thae patbili schIools pr-epared by the botunty of the Stato for its cthlren. We de not, stipulate that.overy- ohild should ob-1 tain un Ora.melttl eduataion9 buty we do insist that he shoulud be titor oughaly instructed in1 all the useful branolaes of kDo edge, so as to be pure fts of I e If ptrents will:thuiset energeti. caly and pfofngfly, ghey ".*II h:Aive the satisfaction of k0'Pwing'that' thw succeeding generti>n will reflect .eedit upon tho.. -Jf they, however, are so penurious or so negligent as to eheaitldlr.b'tildreri ofAfiat:nesti muble boon, % p:actioable education they wi!l e thep epter depart from, tfen il'-ipi lot1jer 110and14 Let thle rechvols t e Ii be ralIlIy pat Iror.ized. The time and itoney thus ex2eided nre a maguifieent investment. AG AIV 100 :P1T4)%0-JEBDS OTT NEIV CA IACO 10c. All nens nil Ftylos. Dote iic all re duced to gnit .he Iiirnes. C31O T H I N G. TIE LARGE -lT STOCK In Miun-3b3'o at Lqw Prict-s BOOTS AND S'%ES of nil .tylis at IMINats.w:.Y L.ow iurces. nov 28 CHEAPSTORE, ALL KINDS 0! LEATHER BEL58, 25 to 50c. a piece. ALL COLORS 01 Sash Ribbons 25 tents a yard. NEW STYLES OF' Noedle Ca.ses. ALL KIND .) OF Bloaclhor IIOMOSIil, VIkURY 1lEST Oy' a.A.Ioo ais 10 cents a ynrd. Clothin~g4n& Etts% BO8T8 & SH OES ootdokeB co 0.6 , t .'NJTICE, am'. .ateat.&o., &c. vs. llopkCn,, Dwiglht 'and Trobridga. I N rurstaice (f pi oi der of coum in thme-ibovo maled cne, all J.ero.on. 1aving olaims nglinet. thle said John H Ualteari- are iereby notified to present and establish the -ame befare tie mider signed tit his office in ini-boro. - C. on or before tlie 8h of Jainry next, 11. A. GAlhL.Alm, dc 2 lieferie. FRESH ARRIVAL -0F FAMILY AND FANCY GROCtERIES. -J. N V A1 K S a iftll-S1m11 size4 \. Birenlkf'st, Sirip, New Mlems Nineker. 4, Chmee., Hi-Uliils 'llnd ii Cs. '1nghsh l'ickles, Prench .11rdh , P1tied 1:am 1m41 1onlg,1oe, 0urI,vee's siliees anid melerv 8aIt. U.1)0 D11rkee's ('slyd,Uneillie an1d site epj'rs, ( tin i tmsmge lcii ,pie put sip ini sitet til i :ins, Siov.ill & 1i11's t0.1 V o .li A i fistait" 1,41111r. N -'i arolna on. Vigin a tolN. Ci. T411bl-11. i 1]'a1ilis'I. 84-111rs frtim ' lmo 15 ci., Fre ish 1'andm'ie'. Kerosene Oil. Whime Wine l inegar, Silver Drip 'nytinps, I, Citied 81a!n1(n, 1,0hMers, Oy<clers, P11oeiis, Pin- m 1l Pears, Tomatovs mnil nd:ity 1'emI c q Peil0 ris, &c. Aas a Fiine A,toriment o BOOTS & SHOES, All of whici will he sohl sis lo v as I nny lonisc im lihe l'own lor lime C.Al by PIEURE BACO'T . sel.t 19 Ageit. -AND WINTER STI O(K 0 W E now offer for tii ieneci,jjn of the Public. our FALL and W N'i in STOCK of goods. unsurpas ied in variety, quality an 1 price b y any stock every brought to thia I te and Grey Blankets, 9, 10, 11, and 12 quarters. it and Cradle liIimn1ikes. 'it (e, R1%ed am up Ia IFliatiil. ' ie: licmcd llmesplin, a'l grados, %ery 'Cheap. l"aMes DroWni-I a Sm-l: 414 I d 1111om5espil. I 1a1 1Ch ecked Ilorme.'pin, led 'icinmgs aid ctwoin Finiiiies of' all -ge'nde is. 10 Pieces Wool Jeias it very low prices, \ he-1t1irif t linle of shmlWs and1i Don l-v;6mt Skiirls. 'hTbte D:h.insk anmd Toweing (icod assirt menii of statiommemy andii 0om1mn. itn gte mm v it * ,: F inte a Isoiment or, ti dlemn, t. ys, Yothsi anmd ChImil!m u's man readiy imadue Clomthimmg, iii htirts and Cr'avnris. j i.mmhies, 0 ntLiemeni and Misses UTNDIElRVES'TS. L.AlR0E A8'OllI'MENTi OF rocker ando glas ware, mmdia' . (re p)eiitli at bitl is call ed mu omit smock of Wh'iiichm hmm"e bieen sele' icid witht came, ainid guaran':tieed i tto i'mnsi, le omity ' onlumnmei'ate a few leadiimg linus. - Our sleek k Oinmti'ic in am't othe de'' I patrtmnt. 0) dts s'.ewn ith~ plen 111 rnmd pi'ces utu"iryniqed. Withers & Dwight. TFIlE 1RE.'IT NOUlJ' EidN DRY GOODS HOUSE Furchg ott, Benedict & Co. 275 K(ing St,o't ChlaNeIston, S. C. DRY (1OO(DS', tNOTIONS,&O *For prices, Sioe i,ocal op 8 SSTABL E, POPRIETOR. _AVING disposmed of miy Livery inter est to 11. T. Tetrril, I Will keep consian.ty on haindm hlormaes aii' mautes ro' maie. Part,ies ia wamnt of goodi sleck ii Jio IVeti to give me1 a catll I hto also opened'i a Carriaige, !ling indm .Waggonm Facmtory. All worknn Iteoladed -ahd-warranted. Give time -ala OATS A-H RAY 750 BUsuELs SFAA OATS ?, OOO 161). T.ithy [lay. For01 Sale Ldw For 'The l.A. J.. .1 Im~ 1.. jIc U <i TIIE 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 proprietors. It is acknowl edged by many prominent physicians to be the most reliable preparation ever in troduced for the relief and cure of all Lung complaints, and 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 Congh, Influenza, 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 pparations, but it loosens and cleanses the lungs, and allays irritation, thus removing the caise of the complaint. PIIEARED BY BETH W. FOWLE & SONS, Boston, Maso, And sold by Druggiata and tulcro gonerally. ESTABELISHED 1359. |r/NSIJO,:', S. V alillr'Y v4enItM Ixperieince a aep,j I', wiach, Itll >.1 I'h w , g o ite linentr & Cus ~'w GT'oceries. h .~ i PI * 'I,I 1 ira Usia ,1 ngish hdI '. rhoa.ice Ik'Inor,tra Sup~:r. bblt.. YellIow 0, IE Urn C. niid (1ranulla. ['radZ' we .',*lusr)|r .'- 'l'.t in,M/n All WVor A Wrrantegd. L .OWEST PRICES. t9end/brPrice.[tjt. I I H AL Ls& CO. 2fknuAe/arer, & IJealeri. R,4,0, 5,10. 2M ;tr Aict Street, Cl/A AL 8TrOn.e