The Fairfield herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, February 24, 1875, Image 2
FAIRFIELD HERALD
Published Every Wednesday at
WINNSBORO, S. _.,
Jar
WILLIAMS 4 DA r.8%
TERMS-IN ADVANCE.
wis Copy one year, , i t ab o
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Me to "Set 1i.
'I can't see it," said Buffdr, 'No.
body reads all these little advertise
nent, It's pfte obtetous to think
it."
"But,'said the 6i4tor, 'you read
what Intermsts you 1'
tAnd if there's anything that yol
partioularly want, you look for it ?'
'oertainly.'
'Well-awong the thousanils upoh
thousands who help to make up this
busy world of ours everything that
is printed 'is read. Sneer as you
leasej I do assure yoa that Prin6r's
ik is the true ope: Mtt to all
businet a Success.I
'And still Buffer couldn't see it.
lie didn't believe that one half of
those little crowded alvortisements
were ever read.
'8uppose you try the experiment1'
saiA tio editor. 'Just slp ilk an ad.
Ve'rtisemet or the whIt of one or the
most a.nmon things in the viorld.
For the sake of the test I Will give
it two insertions free. Two will
be enough ; and you may hae it
Jammed into any outi-of-theaway
nook of my paper you shall %eleet.
Two insrortions, of only two lines.
Will you try it ?
Buffer said of course he would try
it% And he selected the pl6ce whert
be could haVe it published-crowded
in under the head of 'Wants.' And
lie waited and saw a proof of his
advertisement, which appeared as
follows:
WANTZD.-A rood oguse dog.
Apply to J. Buffer, 675 Towver
Street, bet*eeh the hburb of U and
~lP. ali.
Buffer went away smiling and
nodding. On the following tuorning
he opened his paper and after a deal
of hunting, he found his advertise.
ment. At first it did not seem at
all oiapicuous. Cortainly. so in
significant a paragraph) buried in
suo a wilderness of paragraphsl
bould not attract notice. Ahet- a
timd however it began to look more
noticeablb tW him. ''he hMorb he
looked at It tha plainr it grew.
Finally it glAred at him from the
closely written page. But th;t was
because he was the person pattiou
larly interested. Of course it *6uld
uppuhr Uonspicuous to li4 lut it
would not be so with others
That evening Mr. Puffer *as just
sitting down to tea (Buffer was a
plain old-foshioned man, and took
tea at ,ix) wheu his dour bell was
rung. The aorVant anliounded that
t man was at thi door with a dog to
sell.
'Toll him I d6nit want one.'
Six timjes Buffer was lntorritoted
while tuking tea by mob with logs
to sell. Buffer was a wan who
would not lie. lIe had put his feet
in and must take it out manfully;
The twenty-third applicant was a
simall boy with a girl in oompany,
who had a r-agged poodle for sade.
Buffer bought the poodle of the boy
and inmmediately presented it to the
girl, aind then sent themn off.
Tio the next appilicant lhe was al.
truthmfdilly to nawor-'lJof' want
any more-I've bought onV
The streamn of eallers eQtutinu6d
until near ten o'clock, at *hielt hour
Buffer lookt.d up and turned off the
gas.
On the following evening, ag
Buffer appproach his house, lie found
a Orowd assembled. IIe counted
thirty-nino men and boys, each one
of whom had a dog in tow. Thtere
were dogs of every grade, size and
color, and growl and howl. Buffer
asddressed the motly multItude and
informed thoem that he had puirihaaed
a dlog.
'Then what d'yor advertise for 1'
And Buffer got his hat knocked
over his eyes before he reached the
sanctuary of his honme.
Never mind about the trials and
t ribulations of that night. lNuffer
had no idea there were so many dogs
in'existence. With the aid of three
policemen he got through alive. On
the nexit morning he visited his
fri'snd the editor and acknowled the
corn.. The advertisement of 'wanted'
was tak,n- out,- awrd in the moat eon
spicuous pl.aco and in glaring tyje,
he advertised ttit he didn't want
any more dogs.. And for this ad.
vertisoment he'paid.. TPheir ho w4nt
home and' pated' upon hie doer,
'soNg luNo'Tuf.- C'6oown.'-Then
lie hiredl a special' policeman to
gutardl his property ;: and their IIe
looked up and went aww'y with' lii
fumnsly.
F~romn that day Josephus Nuder
has never been beard to express
doubts concerning the efficacy of
printer's ink ; neither has he' asked
''Who roads advertisements 1'
Chiarl'es amjjbmtad of orme of his
crities, "The more l' think of himi
the loss 1 thinh of him,"
A (alifornia oituary :Thede.
ceased was a talented mean, of to
mianic nature. lie placed the butt
of his gun in the tire while he lookid
down the miuzie, and departed
honee spontaneously."
A- Uairo-mnan warna people not tc
tru.t hi. wife, and she retorts by say.
ing that he'll go wilthout clothes all
.umamer before shell'll talle in Wash.
lng to ri i u n.
SOleral 88tsNet
nih 'bovIIUIns sLEbtIo*-,iIh iAMTK
IN TH SOUTHRN RaFaROINTATaVe.
P2t1VODR.t., IL, Feb 161 1875.
Rodman Pvst, Orand Army of the
Republio, gave a cou mlimentary ban.
<uet thist efenig to Mneral Burn
edes Senator elect. The Oeperal re
spodted to the ootiment in his hon.
oV by a speeo , iH the 4ourse Uf which
he sAid :
Some of our people are, ntatutally
enough, alArmed at the eleotion to
Congress by tht- SoUthern people of a
large nuber of the ef-offioerm of the
CnNdetat stusy. hues Somrades,
it seems to me thkt I little onusidera
tion will show there is nu gteat ooa.
Lon for alattat Thbs ek-oftoers,
it ahould be rolhehboted, ar i1nder
p%roles of 6onor4 While we at hold
that the nost sacred eatthly duty of
ab American citilen Is that if loyalty
to the Republiov yet *6 mUst not lose
sight of of the falt that a Ioldier$ in
his indPXIiial %spaoity of a soldilar
ah tealile ho tontlngeney that
w6uld make him violatb his pakole.
There is every reason why these ex.
Confederate soldiers i Udhgtss
should aeo that they were 6loatly
honeitly it yoti. Olesel bht with
thb pfebent light be ,rt the ins
-in olerly t wrongs evety
rbason *hy thdy sho'Id bv loyal cisi
ieb, and ever eain why they ohould
saoredly keep thir patols@ of honorl
whether given in person r ih as itn.
plied form by soceptilg their libety
under a general understanding.be:
t%eei their lader ald the authuri.
tes of the geherAl goternlent. Let
us hope, noturadewh thit the Presnt
triublous, threatening *ins *111 Oasa
a*ay I but Abotld .ach fond hope
fail of realitatibnv let us fe-el ahd
know that tne'go',ernmnt has aihple
power to protect itself nd that the
people will never again sit idly by
all ow treason to gather to a head.
The p6ople are ankionsly impatient
t1 no all the States of the Uaoa uni.
det this huyerVision of their own pop
etly , eokstitutd lMthoritieb, and
the authorities of te goVern..
test bre eually anxious and
impalet for this icault. We
should not for get that but ten years
have Pal.et sinbe wb emerged from
the gigantio conhici. Th% wbuhds
could hardly have been Au qui6kly
hualed that a systiam of labor *hich
had tbltaineti for $16 inally year
in the Ss .th coid ho ralpidly ie.
Plaftd Gj a www ay.tem i that the
enmbers of hate and ualice coild be
ko rapidly quent-hed. h t the
wounds will bb healed in time j the
system of re6 labbr will be etablish.
ed on a flikit basis, and the embets of
hate thd malibe will be 4uenebed, fr
thdsll *ho lnddiga I hate will dnd it
p oonuumin ire, wM k dbvoure the
hater and nat the hated' afid fathkrs
add mother a will learh not to roar thbit
childreh fTr sacrifiees on itA altar.
Loyalty; loVe, industryi ebonomy and
peace will reign agala. We will not
b allow6d "to tutn td our fbily
again," but we Will be onabled tb stay
that 'meray ant truth have met
togetheri righ tedusdes and }etoe
have kisid baoh oiber."
1AIRFIELfl I4ERALD i
W INlUSBOB4O,
R. MEANS DAVIS, FAItor,
Wednesday Mothlhg Fettary 17, 1876.
At l idt aliuiiesotd eleeti ? a bnal
tor. Chief Juiftico 5fo fillan (rep.)y
is. the luoli$' man:
The West VirgWians ?fe It Isde
happ y. They bayo aiiotsd ?h61r bai
tal from Oharlestou t& *Whieling,
ad have eleoted a Senater: Caper
idn is the lucky eleventh hodr aman:
lie I4 a democrat, of course.
TIhe Legislaturre is dolog noth
Ing. Leslie hg putting the
State to thousands di doll ers of ex.
yemse in his eforta ior rhikoVe the~
ourt Noned of 3ardytelt to Blackillie.
The appnopriation bill has not been
passed yet. An adjournment Is not
probable before somi tinto ia Maroh.
The Young King, Alphongo i0
quite the rage in SpaIn. ile a ir?
pro6bly last as long as the presenat
fashiovav. 'I'he Bpanlard changes his
ruler whenever he changed his appar.
el. Hie Is only equaled in tl~Is bj
the Liouislanian and A rkansasian.
Union- County has voted $150,000
to tihbSpwatauberg and kekeville Rail
toad. We' Wrould tuggest that her
example bd4 fel'ved by al1 the other
*oantiee of t. Sti 4,- could we have
any great eonfidemee hr tEHtoad enter.
prisee. The Usual programAle Iowa
Eays ia for the stookhoiddrg to 6ntld
t roud9 thwa to wortgage lt, and then
for the mo'ttgageee to frees. otae the
stoekbelders. Good mesa re pusb
ing this railroad, howeteft, and we
hope to see It coompleted.
Several late issues of the Oniori.
Herald contain somoc very sensible
avtIlesn showing that, the South
can be geverned wIthoaj the ito.
tion of bayetis It points vith
$rld4 to the trauquil oonditids *I
South barolina under kiovetuot
Chavmb4tlaIe rit.
The tran4ullity existing in this
Otate lb Atie to the GuTernor. Oralk
Moses had the sadie opportunity.
do aishe it away, a&d is now teap
ing the havrb of his Inivdaeds. It
the riputaiban 'party wn uld boly
twtep It own door insteal of Wstibg
the 0e4ortts fdr the disdfder ih
their house there would be so bata
ditti, kukluk mot kiORaa10as.
tieotions will soon take plabe
in New Hlampshire awd Conoietioati
in the formeton1 the I I hh Msth; and
in the latter on the All Apfil; we
balin both States %%,at demo.
eratit l1kt year, ahd it it bfelieved
that the tionajOritios will be largely
incresovd. .ut if time repuldiitaLs
should by any that.old bart.y Aheso
Statep, woUlI it nut om1plioato tat.
teret.
- 4 .- r 46 ...
I.or tht art t.f gerr)mniiitdering in
all its tiulipletenere and andnoity,
conuend us to the drniemorutic legis.
latit-e oT Alkbanma. They give the'
04,000 repUblitan vot..ri of tile State
onto ebiipreihuan, and the 107.00i
delhotratio voter.% seven Oongreiselem
Their tlh'rts to piece out the one re.
pbliban. district with "onitigaious
teriitory" reminds a republiuan legis
lator of "4a ramn's horn hutitnir time
-(sihIM .of the coipars."-. Unio
fIersild.
The itadical legislature of Auuth
CArdlina is Aill iore ingenions than
'this. U0,000 topublicatn elect 5
.ongrehsismen, and 50,000 ouinserva.
tives elbat 0. This is a fair and
lovely divid
kUol4od t,dbt ihakt, at the
UtIitad States nlaval alcael.yt was
pretty severely naulld by lidsh,ip,
men H!3odl of Alabama, and Meltoi)
of South Carodina, on T, h.in.Y Iasi,
for insultiug hia blasus%mAne"
This Is the tiild way in which the
Uniou-Ilerald reoouita the last ku
kluk outrage. It would never do,
though, tu bail the Son of the Attor
ney'Genoral of South Carolina *
"bandit; brhl thief aid at-assin.."
We hate ho doubt that this was
ineroly a piorgolal difficulty and
that Haklor richly deiurved a good
Imauling," bdt tht poiut *e tuake
is tha' ditte tentil Uf the Southern
k'outrages" are just 'ihch diffieuitics.
An elort is mik to impeach the
ptirtly. trbasurer, Cardt.x,. It is
ieteed that lie bas bebn bbbh rting
trauduleit b6ibileti aild Htvbttlig
Moneys of the Stat to -ayiiY otht-r
claims than th.>se for whi thty.
*ere ititended. ThI hgiAlttfire has
appointed senutot liuU dind lltpre.
seittatdves Trenmhalin and lrayton, a
coujitittee to investigate thceechtarg
gee. A detertinmed bifort *ill 1 Ii
miad6 to dL'fl(IA the i.c1,esgdd gent.
tierbent *liom *e has'. li>nd foared
to be li pioils frdtud. dard. saa claims
that i:e has a6ited according to la w,
anid has thus cicited thme entiity of
bbtwhen lJardoie atid the liegilatur.
is liih thei fight between Ii *ia and
the boar-- it ii UdIr't shake much difrer.
ence which whips. If Cardu,to be
impeached, will 1i.s a'i4so'fd tie af
better, or even as goodu 1
Address to the Soith:
TIhe henaderat id Colitei-vatit'e
thenmbera of Coutgross tro.a thme
Oouth kave idmidfd att idd.eas t,o h- ir
toodot i tont.,; :urgiig tijibn t!hesu t he
g?cat fl6oeesity uf paOsumeming thme
peace asid oft cultivating frioendly rem
tioutd with the blacks. TIhey poumt
to th6f,:6dele*te efforts of the adh.
wmnistrattf6H aind its SUpfiOrteli to
reviVe ai:66sitius oft the halo ~#ar
which are fait gittuag *#ty to eon.
oftd a*d adiity blitwee'n tlle Se6tion-.,
affd 6ftreat thme Suiti to flect with
pationce ttt0 intmmsft that are h6taped
tip6n' her: They toatioi upsb't the
fa6t tbg4 e terf dt64 br6il Lia m.iui.
fted intoa rob'ellro6; anft overy af:
tOgatien intio asO olf[.resiona of um.
ulyi'tg hodtIiit to the lisgtd: They
predict th?at ati etof wfil be Miade
to trdat-16 ufum.f tk6 6o06ititd~t1tIai
rights of t!ie Sodth; fd 1Wofo (hat
this will frofo616 tioon( r6dima6e;
* ut beliefi'ngthdt; wittll LA6l-r gtlb'n
and self-sacride,e, thg Ouath *ill
achieve a glorious future in L1I6 61d;
they counsel sutbnwion ft tid
pregenat td~ aff' (ie e66'oach isents an~d
aggresset o~f a deeperat* fanatioal
faction.
This address is *OiI tithed. 1'e
Southa has thus far behaved betoleal
lyg but oooasiunally we see foelish
ouitbutfa of tee la6d threats of
vfolenee. The New (1rieand Bul.
leting for instance; in aliadfing to
0Grant's Arkansas message, recentij
*arned the fotafederated that a new
war hs to bigin against fhesa1 s'd
sounseling them to s1ore a*ay atms
and ammunition for the impending
struggle. If the nlulleio Ot. n~
this ihisohivous course it'should be
suppressed. Thet will bt no al
insagilratild isilut tho Souith il
the South behavel properly. 911
takes two to tusk. a quarrel.'
Thard in a stroiis h og of amity
between the sections undeilying thi
serfat, and it Is this grolndwtell
which has swept away such tradh as
Outler, Chandler and Co. With thim
in the baAgrounil, *e ban well afford
to overlook the demagogues in Con.
greb4 and their vile b0he Me for per.
petuating their power. L et us have
peace.
A Stront Polloy for the South
Grant and his third term suppor.
tets are inskitig every eff-ort to ip
augurate a reign of terror in Oje
Soulle'rn States. The President iii a
message threntOns to subvert the
present government of Arkansai
Louisiana.'has already been put
under foot, and the radioI Con
gresio-fl oauctns, composed of. May
nard, Ananias Hays, Claytop, Dor%4y
and others of that ilk, eap beeni perit.
ettly endeavoring to bully moderate
republiouas into pasaing acts authooi.
sing the president to proolait ua
tial law, suipend the habeas aorpds
and interfere generally in the State
governments. They veil these prp
posed aots of usurpation iinder the.
guise of a strong policy for the South
Tli radiuals, taught by the leshoo.
of lait November that they canOt.
expeot the grant or a new leuase ,f
power through the balluts of the peb
ple, are now beotmeing etsperate.
Their only chance of success lies ii
a state of anarchy in the South.
The whites must bo goaded in eovery
conceivable way, in order if possible
to rouse them into a rebellion, tile
bloody shirt is to be shaken in the
face of the people, and the iron olad
oath Is. to be revived in order to
keep out of Congress such ptumbli g.
blos in their way as G..rdon and
otber ek-confedorates. Should the
soUth rebel, Grant would asau.o
'onimand of the army and crush her
again into stibmission aud woi.ld
then claim a third term as a reward
tor hi iervices. The result of the
duuthertfi ote *ould be involved io
suib tkniertaiotieS thist it would be
easy for the radioal party to -asteni
itself upon the people. Ti- is tie,
ridibal progrAnime. But it is not
likely to ri-cUd. Moderate roput
lieaus are recalcitrant. Vdae Presi
dent Wilson leads in the policy of
peace and amity. The prudent Con.
gross will ketiri ol the 4th Marl,
ind tit.'mi3 ieasures dannot be
forced through in thiet time ih the
face of a determined opposition. It
Is extremely probable that Grant gnd
hisi adherents ftlll tail in their file
iiiachIhatilai, and a ith tiium failhu
mbeani p>hitibal de..tli: 'A he ftur i.
Utill bright, provided that the Satth
#111 not permit itsetlf to resenlt any
hault from ttnt and Hi, n.anron,.
Ben: Burnas.d. oh the Sititatibni
O6n. flutneidle etis febetatly after
g ptoIlfligbioniest blebth.i U. 6:
S6nator Irota. ho.ode 1slahbd; 1113 is
well known ever the~ Us.i a: Dar
ing the war he hore a conaapioa
part, and ciertainily I: a good opa.
port,unity df testing Southeabu tidei.
ty to tii coured they~ espaoise; arnd
Sutithbrii valor in defendiing It; It
is fhaetefore, paleasing to gear that
Geueial lILurnaWde entertains the
opinioni~ that he i1 rep->rtedl t$ h eve
Utted at a recont banquet of theo
Gira, d Armny of the Repdiblf.. Uiis
address ta -'ivt'n in atnothmer pldce
ie takes occasioni tb een of th&
ju-tioe of the can.-e es.jouindl by thb
NJorth and believe,. the Sout i #ria
*Vong. EfWety individual hams a
eight to his bioncet o,h ttistoi andl
#e will not stop to consider wtIethet
(h6 Gec?ttl is right or nrong in
th?s resp#6t: ieo Is 6irrFrly tigrht
iii his estimate of Southetrn hon
in aliiding fly its jparole. le setes
no cause for ib%tohbta?ona in t hb
6leoliofr of e?-Uoktedti.on. to p6wor.
it isi but a maui fesratiort of d denire
6u th, part of tlie Sotith Is be rep.
i6nIed bf its beit Iia.n: l.incsts
trfi s*lx abhding 6itiiens
kaate nothlllg to dredd1 froth ecUona
fedelst&i: lJemagd?gttes, tliieren;
fing r61hi aftd unierupuloug proli.
I fol&ft fixd nbt zndeh to fe ar whila -he
South #dd :mrisefresenthd by alien.
and native kdaves and f6'le. P'oliti
tans of the Butlbr dttipe in Con.
gross ran r8nghdhod ovef thid limits
af the oonatitutfon afd dver the itns
herdh.I rigfrts of the pe6pgle.. But
the introddetft of a large h6nest
element in thd halls of Congtese pht
a suimnaty terminaatiotij to jpartian
soliomeg. Then Butler and Morto~n
raised the howl of rebellion; and the
formet wbolnteefed his servio64 (d
itep Iito Che breach anid onres more
preserve the Union. But his con.
atitUents entrustd tir sam. d..t- to
a demoeri4. o et'tiln. wing of the
radioal pslity is miakhigevery effort
to foinen dismensioh' between the
two sebtions. We of the South are
seriously looking on- witK' oppre.
hension to disoovor -whether -their
efforts will suabeed. It is, therefore
readshing to isbai such'--iatfly utter.
ancesfroma General Burnside, a man
just cotue from tho people, placed in
a positiot. wlehe'his opinioid are of
practical vulue. The Union Soi-lier
nnd the ex-Confederatem <etn nder
stand eabh other. Neither enter
ti in any reuJp. bt for Iiob a rIter8ites
ias utlter. We ain 1-ginnilig fo
hope that-penbeful oeunal.Is ilai prv.
vail, and that at last the 86inth will
be at rest:
Etpi.bt a Rare Treat.
Mr. Eddir :
The well known nuthor o "The
Plefaturb of Plety, anid of other
P-.eis; I. Itioltard Iurm an li. 1)
will deliver his tisubtt nhihiiad lee.
ture on "The uses of Poetry,' iii the
I&ptit Cliurch at Winubboro oil the
bveningt vf tho 27th in tuat, at
Dr. Furtah ha.s deliVerfid his re
markulale lebtul o at Suniter, breel.
villb, Newberry and other places.
Notibes pubilhed in different papers
ha bien bf the tmost, fl.ittering
character. OIr: J. A. Broadus, anid
other ncute critium, hive pronounced
tle lectuio itself, and its delivery by
Dr. Furiontn, as beirng truly wonder
fill. A. Dr. .Firitun is -so well
kno wn in this scediii (i country, nd
deberiptiun of the talents, uc:quire.
mets and eloquetiou of the uant is
tieees. a I Y.
-'. v. M.
OIRTUAR. Y.
"Ruff.-r liftle 'iliihireil to oconio ate me,
Io- of sucha is the kitigdteni or i..naveat
4 NOTHEt one of this little flock ains
A litts been gthilerel to the folc
Elizateh, Pdrifer )?-vi i-on, only child or
Mrs. Janie 1). Jn,idsnn. departed this
h1A. oil te florning of tih 1111 ilit.Alit.
from tile ' rf'ees o whing coligi. s11t
wInt Iw o y.6 1s. Sevet n Imt i n i - itty,,
o d, and for one ot ietiaier alge v!i r aa 'r
kably ititelliep) tI, li,4pJaying n knowlo-Iigo
tihalt wa 11gfhla it-foliIIA in olm an yotilag.
fter rutferitig 6,.m elc.m I yet he ic)r
at me,vkly ilad p tiil. ait nll tiles. ell.'
ing whre SoIt uilMfFelbd nos. fill speech
ruiied her ; anl oleif with tenler eyos h.
looked tPun ll arutt and passedl quietly
aWay.
"Enri 's brightest JoP4 r1-e loorn to dief
The fondest hope. the fdiiiar Hower,
They linger 1.tt at m eli tag hmfir; -
To tle young and oft hereh%eil widow
atld milher, rland to ifie g-:afd in-ens. we
tean la'r our hnri-rolt sympathil in ricir
sad losm. We too, eel qa,ily I ie ios nr outr
little pet, but know that our lim wit- lir
gain. I PN DA.
PIE R R E B A T,
AG*MN 1'FOR
STANDIAlID FEJlliilZERLS,
Poinlt aa ran. viA
Braley' Acidl Phlosphtate.
P'ar iesa Wiht .la t 'l Iat t < h 'e c'dr-londat
can ha v.- t hmtt' da.id iu l9,,kR It bai'r a.,
l.yle'' F.ar.l andaa .Sira,ief $ i dde,a jf , ai
anm aigent f.or taae ettitt La,yam rbir
f~ti'h. Tlimtae "'a--. date N a,vemiber It.
h'or n;i'. m.naI4t. n[ atim Handati prie alahh
ca'ilaot dirta.il as; p,,'''
A3 !rperaona ba .b.iam-, tit,. iii.i te
ped. 'til ,ota id--t-epreret ih-m 'at-.r
-. C lihose af, di e tlail..haart tea the
estate hi.! paletae eij tor war'd sidn make
(cIa 4 . E. PROl leNlt
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thh-a foar hti a' iir ny roiVed pap~er' .hy Ithe
eb22
1Z, Zion Instituto
W IN Nlio; S. C.
il K $pritttg 8(endoN or thbi
Ins"tiftion Cot dhe yeni' J17T5
will ccnmfnan'e oin the lir'e
Mond:a . ;in J:ainuary next
Thei6 wi he twio ml9nthe
wacation In the sjtmmner. inaiedd of.,.ne,
month, na heretofore.. Tahis Is niore' in
nccordance with the uistaga of 'the other
Schools of stir Stete.'tf( and is hdped will
~ait the patronls botfer.
'there will be a reduetton tffade in the
rates lit harfo 6harged for priary achiol.
ars. ade.nrnetIt aind oda;efta effort will he
made to 'romiote hteir' progregs. Atdrano.
ed 8ta'defits bte''ully pr ,epared (dr ot.
l"ge or the af4ouaY j!utre/i ts of life. Cheap
andl comfortable board .providbdl for
spholar.i:front abroa-d. It isa greathy to
the Interest or' both parents and scholars
to'Jantel at th'e b'eginning'of t he session.
Apply to Col. Ja., HI. RIon, chairman of
Bioard,of.'r.steess or...
do R. HI. CLA RKSON,
deo 30Pr-ina
NE-W OD$'
N EW O00D
A. ull aj'nd conplote took of FA II
ifid WINTERi oOODS just recel- Ing and
ope.iing nt Iht. Winntboto Dry Mrodr
Ponoy Gools. A billiner,
Dry (oods, Fnncy fdomi l 0 illilt-lfy
depanelnlI)Iit. Inspectioan (f tlbc
' hdibA saolicde<. . l'Hes
ao lowns.. . .i
i a n full stovk of Genms. Ho,y. idiep
Uan-0114nibP1,re .-l a..o-14he. Gaif ers
and Rttbler SaniJhls.
Grocery Departmen.
-0
inew and fresh sl.ply of Choice Farniy
Crockry
.Tni, lIIa.F'w ar .
andc
Choice 6, nil' 10 coni. C1 gnrs. Try leu
Fresahiceeve. 'nke . 'enekts
.. d IRh 'ot.aloev.
M. stonk is ibo niilitirotni I o ta11ion.
To cAn get ine a1 tAn hilling y.od 6a11 6r
an as heap as Io tilieipeSt &L
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O
T1I1C GREAT REMEDY FOR
CONSUMPTION
Which baii b cured by a
timely resort to this stand
nrd preparation, as has been
proved by the himdired of
tetnionials received by tfho
r6pritors. It is acknowl
edged. by many proinment
ysns to be t6i6 ioR
eliablo pf pit ationl! i'ii
krodced fonr the -relief and
cure of all ling b6tnplaints;
and is offered to tii public;
sanctioned by the expeiieiibs
bf over,forty years. Ifhcsi
resorted to iii seaisdn it scl:
dom fails td effect a speedy
cure in the )is sevei'd
cases of Colghs, Broiichitis;
croup; Whooping Cough;
Influenzm; Asthma; Coldai
Soro Throat, gains br Som~
hess in tlie Qliest and Sidd,
Liver Complaint, B3leedirig
a~t t;he Lungs, &c. -Wistar's
Balsam does not dig tip ut
Cough, aids leaVe thid dainse
hahind; ds~ is Uhd case with
most j#repa'ationws; but it
loosdiis and cleanses tlie
hings, aiid allays irril ai.oai
thus reinoving the cuse o!
the comfplaint
Pl'iPA1tED itY.
BE~TH W, FOWLE & 80NS, Bostoli, Masse
.A.8 sold by Druggiat. anLsIer gne-a1I.
DIlJi5,3OffM, RcenT ''sanpnyg t t
Weissler a(lFn'rrcY iF.ecuu.
t'tonda. il d i#ru are not a ini Fntney
hrinak, tado- or Prc.a Ittum, WhiNtl,tey,
Prwoot' Spi rat ae otifd ff.eg-e S.oqu a ra,, dn..
tored, apiced. and syreettned to ple...i thA taut.,
called "Topics" AppgtizeM." 1testers." &c,,
that le'ad the tippler on to drulknna and ruh,
bitt are a trute Medicine, made from ilhe Native
Roota and larbs of palinrna, free from nitt
Alcoholic Attentiin.nt. . The. are, the
tIhtAT ihL(iffil t;,tv ViEit niid A
tliFE (UIVINta lltNChiPLi apef\
ilenovaitor cad iInvignrator of the Syiratm. carry
ing off.all polerotn tmatte.r aatd restorinr the tutong
to a healthy Lnitiion. No pe'rson can takn the--e
flItters accordingr to <b,r.etiouns od renmain, 1n
*nwell. providad thetir bone. Ar a-onot destroyedl
hy inine~rn poipon or nther onena,i. not~ the vtal
ercan. wasteud he,ond theo pdt.t lif repair.
They nue n (etlo Ptigtivle aa ,,.l.l
ase n Totnic, pnte'ua,ac also. the p.'cultu inerit
rU actIng ad a finwerful agent In relievtnw Caori-,.
(lora or.JTtflammnationa ef the fLi,er; and of alt thle
Viscernd pfra.u ,.
. Ot lFE3MA J.E ('NM l'i;A IN T*., whttie
fan eautg or old: rivarrie- or ~tgre, at tti he datn of
wvomanhoorI our nt thei tuarn of 1if1; these Twnic Bit
te have nn equal..,
o. orIntlintsutat y nt (*tgeot'ic I i et
hintIsn nid f.tt, i)yuepaain or JIn.
tleietiont. BIitah, If ute iotent n
I attoranitoi,t Feverts, t)laen.een of, th
$no, Ler', Iidoitrin nn ifttodl .
(tfe.e Httit. r o n beena mn-t puutcafjll: ymuch
DInenaiu, are.ceanocd by t,i,iured Iliona,
w.hIch Is generaltly produacedl by dernirnen.tt of
the l)Igentife Orgamne.
Jientdnehe, Pi'nn t lhe Shuonllr a. Contta. Tlight
tien, of the (Chest. liihIAw. S3utr uectaii of
A itnok c. P-mtdpietion ouf ih ile ut. Inliamm,itualt u
tfiu- J.ttere: inm 1, the-r s'ion-ouf tin. KIutiuiy, nut;
ni101 taut utiher pail'tini sytouit tnre tho afe
llprings. of ltlytpep'i.jt
'T'ho9 lnv(gdrnio ttAhdmeht unt sttmniate the
iimtia'lted ttl1l.eney it. elennating the hu'(u(a of :0t im-u
'd(ep, nhd inpnding now lfo atai[ vigor to(h
lthlryafem..
FOUL iI iN DIlt"flME, Brntitonl,T.ttelt
IBilt ltienm. llloichen, IVoti, P1 mpfe. Patsilee,
11to1-', Cuitntntep, Rling-Worrd. Senodai en'il, Rore
Ky., ryaipinng. Itch. aeutreiscolouratinaf the
riu.I nt iiyt- rl J iaea ofrnti -08kh, ru vhat.
etaee the nwAar l,erydalotta of theair ernatiatvea.fe.
Ojlennac theo Yii ttedl heAd when'tover ymt filnd its
mrinartir. httrutlng i,brngh the 'kin in P'iihyte
Kruaptions orSfores elennsio, it whitn you Iindl it
>bstruted atnd shingish in the veis eleonnse is
henit I s foiti,and yotur f'elIia* ill tell yott whetn.
KEopi the blood Puto; andl thme haljthof thc AyaterId
will tElloiw.
1'IN, TA PE, and othor 1NOftN, uarkh,m'
.0lm ytmof so mn y thotndg,.aroa effectiually
tOLD) BY ALL D)RUGUXSTA AN'D DClALER.
1. WA k EIil Proprtotr. Ri. H. icDON A LD &.
Nal" n~gd (nArnogm. an|9u"fl
NEW ARRIVALS!
' aogos 6f N'%V MACKORMEL
in Barrels,half and quarter lar.
rels, Kits I, 2, 3 and extra uunu.
bor I, M 88
328 St,a (if fresh g-ni Lii3Ult,
P. 11ize t.d graie rom the
Graulto 3tils Augusta Us.
ALSO,
A ftill ittock f d rocehs. Provl ioni
finid P8r111io . -u plifS, till
ol whicthi will bto -ohl it tho
lowet prices fru CAS11.
not 29
Uhai'lotte; ('1lumbfi, & Augus.
Rail Rbadl.
Ool't.N iiA, Slinr 17. 1874
ir~~~~ ~ ~ I,'irr!iixw
rit o ,ve hia rn.1 n and ni, oi
I his dlalib:
L- avo Autgustat, a! 6 .:0 ,
C liutlin. - , ii I l{
* W in 'hol 6. 2:t 6 . ,o
' Chl. , .41eI .1 01 '- il
Arrive at Chwrlo:te. . G J it
T It A I '--00,. I< fit i 1 1
eav'citriot t, N. t. nl 7 t .
Ch 0.t er. i .,n4
Wi W'nnqhnro, I n lot
d Imbtin 2 1 ,t
Arrive At .\1 IVu iIn i t 4
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n On
I" P"""'2 A VIGTARI.E~ PRTIPARATIAO
H E R B, an F auIlT C,crnianod with otb
proporties, *h!ch .in their :o3 :so aro Ca:tharti.'
Apo; lent, Itri uni.. Iurr! n, AlLrat.avo and Anti.
ttilit.utii. Tbe C Vh,l. ist,t -ved in a enflieien~
inatty of spirit frnm I. & .;AR (t, C.3 to
u4ep Luobn ini any Olite. MA hft'iel aks tho
LANTiATIWN
IT~TERS
& 8a h nv'qt .on.o-n'h Toics. nudl CatChn r
int (n1'a an a medicine, and alwayanc.'oorlinlg
-,r.: thno PE^' -T.'ror of the ob nh) ga.
td std. l a r.-, pona '. eaaond liver, aa4.
stemOt:4a 0 -n a. deic,tat a hecithy &ction i
at, omnno..brough1a ahont; /n a remtedy to whicit
1.. tsuen I 441.oesp:c;aily I;ubJoct, Iit uurpre.dlh
cvery other.~ mtJnannt. A. an ipei:: asa:1 at
I' e 'I ate th-y lev.. no eqtnal ' :167 aro 4
m!'( i t n (ta I l! en i .iu':t.V1:i well ad Tofl.i'. They
,l"u: y t; 1: o.&d. 'l'i.y a ro n cplondi-tl petzr
'la..y hmrih tho wrnni strcum. Thley purhty and in.
vtgorate. Tr.'y curn pyuupepsia. Constipatiena. and
Hleah. Titey n- a a~ o eelfie in all upe clcn of
d i..4r dernl wh inh undeilrmh :o Liboxdy Otruth and
bredi down t3 . .1 ..)laie.
Tropot, C) Pa: Pi co 1Tow York
il /
MONY ANED
L 4ate idbe o so tr
-L a c u ta en til d t a e n e
adly an mut hve ccont
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