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FAIKIELD HERALD it. MEA.8, DAVIS, Editor, Wedic,sdiy *Morning May It 1876. powet h'it the Ad1, Iistration in Washington. Poor Country ! Tohe iahtist Convention met in Charleton last week, and its session was quite interesting, 11ev. Jas. P. Boyce was olootod President. A Stato l'ress Association was formed in Charleston on 6th of May. About thirty members were present, Col. Jos. II. Hoyt of the Anderson Intolligoucer was elected President vice exosldonts wore elected, and a regulor orgbnization was effected, We regret extremely that we weru unable to attend, as we had anticipa. ted a delightful time. We trust this absoclationl will be productive of good. We will join it. The Doocher trial is In Its eighteenth week, and yet no pros pect of a conclusion. Nothing new has been ascertained, and the only uso of th? recent witnesses seems to be to make confusion wore confound. ed. The boat hit in the trial was made by Fullerton, who after having in a sympathetio Planner drawn front Beccher an explanation that when he wrote about having passed his last Sabbath on earth he was momentari ly expecting death from paralysis ez n poplexy, produced a policy of life in uurance given to Beocher at tha: identical time in which ho affirmed that he knew of no cause why lac ribould be insured. This caught the Plymouth pastor in a nioo trap, and like the boy the calf run over, he had unothing limore to say. Alunloipal elections have been ju4t held in the adjoining Staten. Raleigh N. C. is democratio, for the first tism siuceroconstruction. Charlotte, N U,, eleots Col. Win. Johnston Mayol over W. 1P. Davidson by '69 votes This is a desorvod compliment to Col Johnston as he will be called upot to preside over the Centennial oele bration, which he will do quite hand solely. Montgomery, Alabama, is demo catio,a clean sweep, . Half the oo0. orod population'of the city voted that ticket. The city was illumina ted when t'he result of the elootioll wa known Demccratic gains ar rieo ted else where. In another plao we give the pre. nenment of the GIrand Jury of Fair' field at thu M%ay termi. 1t niii bn seen than he presentment covers eon sidecrabI ground. The recommend ation against grant, ing liquor licensos was warmly see ended by the Court, whoashowed thai '(he amiount ofecrimne in any countri -is proportional to the number of dran1 shops .1ioensed therein. The reoonamendatien in regard tc the j .il is wise. The coumnty cannoi all'rrd an extra tax at present. The romaining items of the present ment, save that presenting the Sheriff arc the same as are genorally foundc in presentment s. The Jury concluded with sn cx. p'ossion1 of satisfaction that the Statt and Clognty governments are im proved. It will be remembered that a va cancy recently occurred in the ninti Congressional district of Georgem by the death of tihe incunmboat, 'Hon Garnett NgblIillan. Among the can didates who were anxious to stc into thme dead man's shoes was lien B. Hi. 11111, probably the most elo qaunt wan in the South. Hill wan vehemently opposed, and after east ing several hundred ballots the eon ventiion adjourned without action lill.was put fcrth as an indepondeni cand.idate and was opposed by a coun ter nomination. The canvass wai warmly contested, and -resulted ii thme election on Sth May of Hill IIis brilliaqut though -erratile staes man will eroate a sensation in 'Con gress next wrinter. We need suni men as 11111 in Congress t,e protei. ho South and to cope with the lead: ing radical Congressmen. If Pill will only w4 lk a chalked line, he will be of .great advantage to hi: cons,tituents and we congratulate them upon their good sonse in elect. ing 1b;m. An industrious Sp-n:isha hen at San Lioresso, Ca.l., h4e !a.id an eogg th at isasix inches iin circumforenee, and eight inches f,rom end to end, and the California newspapers are doing her onekling for her, Shall QNress be Nuppled.? We t asurse in publishing the f$lof deiro4j. frpin leading citi;As of 'CharlesAon vho under stand of bow much value the efforts otths Nlowasud Courior bxve been to the peoplq of the State. isil-tL Olin PiP.6 D9 lot mUZlED. "A oriminal prosecution for libel baa been pre# Ped against the Editors of the News and Courier, the only important vehicle of public opinion n 4Jbarlestony and- the leading pub.. lie journal in South Carolina. The articles upon which this prosecution is based were written dluring the State canvass lost Pall, and the risk annoyance, and money loss growing 6t of the bold and inde pendent action of Messrs. Riordan & DMwson, have been incurred for the public good. These gentlemen could have had no private ends to soore in their course. Can the community with propriety leave them to struggle through their diffioulties unaided ? Desperate diseases requiro desper ate remedies. When a and of poli tiolans were making efforts to seize this City and County for thoir pur poses, the editors of the News and Courier, the recognized sentinels on the watch tower, the guardians of the interests of this entire communi ty, handled them without glovos, and buffied their schemes. T hey have fought the fight, and in so doing have Incurred the hostility of those who are now seeking to impose pains and p -nlties upon them. Under these otroUmstances we conceive it to be our duty, as well as privilega, to mitigate as far as we caii, the heavy burden they now havo to boar. The undoriigned therefore propose to unite in forming at once, a Commit - tee of one hundred property-holderm and that each citizen of the hundred so addressed give for himself, or col leot from his friends and neighbors, the sum of $50. The ex, enses of the numerous witnesses, many brought from long distances and sustained In attendanoe at Court at considerable cost, with counsel fees, Court charges, &c., &0., areestimatod at five thousand dollars all of which is to be provided by the defendants. We have, therefore, taken the liberty of requesting your co-operat ion in this matter, and a,k yout prompt action, Mr, William Thayer baskndly consented to not as Treas urer, and returns should be made to him at No. 1.0 Broad Street. Henry Gourdin, Geo. W. Williams & Ce., James Adger & Co., Edwin Bater & Co., Bollniann Bros., Pelzer, Rodgers & Co., G. 11. Walter & Co., C. T. Loupdes & Co., F. D. Mowry & Co., J. E. Adger & Co, Win. A . Courtenay. Charloton, S. C., April 26, 1875. We trust that the peoplo of Fair feld will respond to this appeal. An unnmumled press is the people't safeguard, and the press cannot be outspoken against villainy unless it be assisted by the people when put to expenses by those whom it has censured. It should be well understood that when the press champion's the eause of right it will be firmly backed by the the people.. T1hien evil docri will treeaible, 'for they dare not claimi damagecs in the face of public opin. vOn. TIhec work done by t'he New and Courier for thne people has saved ti.nm millions of dollars. And will the people not devote sonmc money thus saved to the protection of their Champion ? Th'e question is not whbother the News end Courie.r is able to boai the expense of this trial. The ques. tion is, should tihey 'be permuitted to d( so. WVe believe uot, And we trust that this fund will be soon collect ed. Congressman Kolloy of Peninsyl. vania who hias always been a violent radical partisan baa just r3turned North after a trip through thio South Hie remiarked to an interviewer that ho regretted no vote lbe had ovr cast more than the one In tl7e last Congress in favor of the force bill. lHe represents everythsing as peace. fel iu. the South, and says that re ports df i'ebellion, Kn Kluxisai are base fabrications. Ile takes a bold stand in hris new departurg. I all honest radicals would come South they would have their -eyes opened and the trouble between the soctions would be ended. On Tuesdiay,' Treasur~er~Cardeo.a -and J. 8. Fillebrown camne to WVinns. bore in pursuance of a sumoncs of .the Grand Jury of Fairfield to testi fy in'the seo of the State vs. Henry A. Smith. This case has boon post. posed.for. several terms, and every -one is doesisous of seeing it decided in one wa'y or ainothor. Attorney G-eneral Molten is the counsel -eleetod by the peoplo of the State to condu3t those prosecutions in which the 8S.ate is interested. lie draws a handsome salary wvithi praiseworthy promptness. It is therefore incumbent upon h.im to exercise great vigilance in p'reventing t.he public from receiving any detriment. Whenever any case presents itself, he should lsrosecute It with.vigtir. He has excused 1 self for his appaient blindness ,crimo whiOsalkt boldiy in pub places by isserting that be can to DO steps towards prqosecuting a public officer unless some affida of the official's uiboonduot has be made by some one. Granting tL this may be true, for we do 'not i tend at present to discuss this poi it is neverthelesa his bododen du Wlen such an affidavit has bt made, to take immediate ation. I the esa mentioned, the affidavit 1 been made, and tLeir is no reason I delay. And yet the Attorney Go eral has never seen fit to appear any term of court sit.ce the first, tric lie exhibits none of that ilacri in briDging ffendars to justice iAW might be expected in one who I made such protestations of an eai eat desire for reform. The Atto ney General is deroliot :n his dat Let him shake off abth and itnned ately set to work. lie will have I, hands full between this time aad t next oleotion. Presentment of the Graud Jury at t May Term of Court for airfi Coulity. STATE OF 90UTI CAROLA,. County of Fairfield. To his Honor ' J.Macley, Preoi<i Jurdy. The Grand Jury of Fait fie County, at the May term of Con beg leave to make the following pr sentiaent. 1. They Itave in the brief sp-ioo timo allotted to them visited t offices of the various Couty offiuial and find the ramte in good order at their books neatly and legibly kep As to whether the booke are accurat and the various officials have honest and with ability performed t duties with which they are charge the Grand Jury ae unable to rev without a much moro regorous e amination thai t.oy are eniabl1ed io short a period to make. With o exception there are no complain made against thele offloials, and it the belie of ite Grand Jury thi they are pea forming their duti wi it satisfaction to tihe gen< al public. - Complaints have be nde agai:st the Shoriff of t County. These complaints are t fold, first that he has failed to v count for moneys paid into his han( and second, that he has been guil of neglect of duty. The Grand Ju have not time to (xil.ino into I first charge as it involves traisacti< extending over t loug period, a would theiefore cuommend, if t Court please, that a commnittee be a pointed, assisted by an expert, examine the books of the Sher iff, t said contuittee to have power to su moat witnt.se1 if necessary, aid th if appointed, the said comtitteo a expert receive suitable compensati for their lAbors. In regaid to t second charge preferred against I sheriff, the GratId Jury find ti the sheriff was absent from County andl State for a period six or sevean weeks from oat or abc the sixth daay of Mlatch to tho 241 of A pril, and t,but (during thl at i there was nio rogularly onsrtitut deputy shoeriff, to d ischtar the duties of the office. Thec Gra Jury theteforo, although < siring to do injustico to no one, f, it incumtbent upon themaselIves in interest of law and good order present Loui W. D)uvml, sheriff Fuirtiold County, for nteglect of duli The'4 Grand Jury wo'ild also pres< that, they findi t .flisia hbmnd the saiid 8.beri-ffinradeqjuato to prot the publ-ie inaterost, and would the: fore recommend thtat shouhii said Sheriff conatinaue to d ischiat go ,duties of his of2ice, lhe is requlired( tgive a new bond as pirov-i.boe by L. *e H. Four trial ~justices, ira Scott, T1. R11. Robertson, S. W. It and James Aiken, have submtitt thecir books for inspection, adi samte have been found correct. 'I renmainin)g trial justices haive not: ported to the Grand Ju'y nor proe od thecir books for inspection. ' Grand .Jury recotmoend that lie after the solicitor denmand ana specti-on of the books of tall thne tr justices at oach termi of OCurt aut p vided in Chap. -XXV. Sec. -41 been mt ado that King Yoa'gue, v was se ntenced to imnprisonhlent so timea since by Trial Jlustiee Wr1lk and whto eacrnped .im the cut of lte constable, is still a't large, a that though several I applicationas lhm beetn made to theo saidl jutst ice to ha the baid criminal arrested, lhei failed to tamke any) steps itt thItis tm ter. Tlhne Girand Jrury, believintg tI Justice Wanlker is desirous of p formaing hais dutties properly, a heariang tht, le i.i giviang satisfacti to the .public, v'efraint Iromn eensuri himt for't.ho,paesentt dercliotiont of di but recommatond thtat hte be instruct to procure the arrest, of the it crimuinalI wi-thaou't delay, as an ample of successful defiance of law preducial to the public good. Ill. A cmmittee of the Gra Jury visited the County Poor hlot and report thatt the institution r pears to t,e well contducted. T1 premises are kept neatly, and t gardlen in a flourishain g condirirm. IV. Thte County J'ail, is itt a go conadition as possible under .the o cuist.ances, sitowing an imiprovewe sinoo our last visit. In regard to the erection of a tre Jail, the Grand Jury are inform, that the proceeds from thme sale the present jail will nor be sufci im by severalthousand dollqrs to ereoc to a noew one. In'the prerent embar li rassed duWuoial condition of th< ke Oounty th4l deem it unexpedient to inbur additional debt at present nY They therefore recommend thut the wit question be postponed until ntxt en year, unless in the mean time a eon. I trdct con be tpade with some jespon. elble party.to erect a ue%y Jail of n- propel size and construe- ion in ex it, change fur the present jail and its ty site. The Grand Jury recommend on that the lot belonging to Pierre Bacot E q., be puiuhased for four ' hundred eollars,-fur the erection o I as the pri,ostd jail. or V. i he Grat.d July find that al. n though there is a Markeo improvo mt nt in the runds of the County, d. ttiere is still great room for impr(,v% mnt, and recoinmend to t,he cuunty ty Cutoiimissi-ners to 0ontiunn to exer Ab ciae the vigilance they have exhibit. ai ed in enforPing the road law. The Grand Jury would further r.con mend to the County Comui-biwiers r- to examino the crusting at Rochell'b y. oreek, and to erect a bridg there il i. deemed expedient. is VI. The Grand Jury have not 0 discoverod that aiy dealers in the - County are vending drugs witiout a licose. Th,y recommend that the low be rigidly enforced in regard to to the rejuisites for vending drugs. ii V1[. 'I lie Grand Jury reconnend that no liceise to retail spirituous be granted in Fairiild outside of in corporated towns. They believe that this is nece-bary for the publie eg good. Vill. In conclusion the Grand Id Jury must express their gratification rt at thp marked improvement that has taken plitoe lately in the manage. imeont of State and County aflairs. f They believe that tL.e course of the administration, if continued, an11d if s supported by the erat naen of all ,j classes, will result in reviving public t. credit and individual pro,perity and a happiness, and in producing peace and huruiony bet ween the races. eHe pectfully, d, JAS. M. BLA,IN. n I n conformity with the charge of rie your Honor, the Grand Jiry have ts examined the County Cow ull ner, js in regard to the clartiotor and t eapibility of road ovorsoers, arid in eR reference to the i-suing of iniple. r- ments for working the roads. The) en find that with few exceptions the he Comnissioners have exercised praise Vo worthy discretion iii the appointment 10. of the overseers. s The Gowmmisiiioners p rod ticed] a list of the implements issued with ry the parties to whom issued. Nj h~e recipts were taken for the same, the lt Commissioners believing that the ad oversee.s are re,ponsible persons, t and holding themselves for said iim p. plements on their official board, to They did not believe they were re. le quired by law to take receipts fot m. tho same, but will do so if required, Lt, Respectfully ad J A S. M. BLA IN, On Foroman. Ie Loss of im br'eit SteImer. he -t LI>ou, May 8. he The disaster to the .?teamlshij of Sehiller occurred laat nig'it during a Ut dense fog, and resulted in a great Lih luss of lhte. Th'lo vessel strucrk on the neC rocks of the Peste. A maong the pats. dsongers known to have been sav'ed are gO Ludwig Reider, llenry Sterni, Carl nd K(uhn and Franuk 5thbilienterg. A e- portion of the cre3w wa also rescued. oh The rest of the passenlgers and crewt lie are [:elieved to havt perished. to TIhe lose of life by the disaster tu ol the stoainshiip Schilloer u ill, it is be. *y. lieved, rea,:h 200 passengers and ntcrew. Capt. Thomias was drownecd, of TIhe vessel was wrecked on the Scilla ect ialands. '0- II. HIillers, first oflicer, 1R. P.,l!e heu.aun, second olieer, 1'. I leintze, fonirth lie officer, together wvithi forty of~ the pias. to sengers and crow of the steanipi w- Schiller, are known to h.e saved Thieie arie two steamers and a largc ufi i hfeboat at the scene of the disaster, ed waking every effort to rescue the he survivors and recover the hod ies of he the drowned. Owing to the excite -'Urenit, it is imilpossiUe to obtain a full lit- list of the .namies of th.ose i cecued. lie The namee will lie telegraphed as fe- boon as ascertainiel, t ogether with in other important particub:tis. Thme ial Sebilier is a total wreck. There is ro- great esc.itemenjt in this city, hut a of greater fr.elinig of relief prevails as alS dispatches reaich the city annourneing 'ho jthe safety of aidditionual p .ssengers. me Twenty-six p.senigors, in additioni er, to those already before reported dy saved, have landed at TIreseow and dHrayer islands, belonging to' t-he ve Seilla group. The secondl, third and ve focuith ofhicersi arc anmoig the saved. noA temr has gonec to the scene of at- the0 wucek froii Coruiwall. Several at coher boats are crui-ing for survivors. er- The steant.er lies brondside oin the uid rock,. She .is undelr water, anid her on mainmast, is gone. The sea is still ng rough, prevent.ing small craft from ity going otut. ht is hoped thiat-ot.hers of ed1 the pas engers arid uciew have rache'ld di sjme oil or of the Soilla islanid,. -.the wounided nmutiners of the Sschooner Jefferson .Jo'rdan have be.n removed to the Loiidoii hospital. Id Walrranuts will probably lbe issuedi to (l ay, placinig them at the disposal of P- Mr. Sehenck, t he A mrrican minister. he - + . - e A Negro 1o Ilang in Aiken. I,owis Deont, who committed mur. 3ddr-upon anot her neg.ro near Granite rvie,ome time ago, was tried at uit Aiken this week, and the jury, com-. posed of eight niegroes and four white w meon, hi might in a verdict yesterday rd of wilful miurder. Ilo was imnaediate. of ly sentenced by Judge blaher to bang ton the 9th of July. A WIomans Throat Cut. T-( cry of murder was heard last night proceeding from the rear of the residence of Colonel Taylor, on Ar. senal bill. Parties soon arrived at the place, and found it was caused by a woman, named B-4rnes, who lived in the rear lot of the colonel. She was found to he fearfully cut on the ni-ek with a kiife or hatchet. Ier litsband, A ndrew arnes, i said to have onamtted the deed. The Wo111111 Is frat,ally iinjurod.- Union.. HcraId. M r. Allen R. Shaw, a Ln-ziined Gon federate soldier, who was a member of Cupt. It. J. Wilron's company, 48th Guorgia Regiment, W right's Brigade, during the war, and who was ievety wounded at the hattle of Mechnietille by a unukcet ball which struck his ight hip and dis abled him, died at his resid.ence near Augusta last WcdncEd.3. An Atchison, Kansai git I ato four pounds of wedding cnke in older that Mhc might dream of her future husband. Aid now she sAys that tuoney wouldn't hire her to marry the man she saw in that dream. Thero is only one black man in Waushihgtou Couaty, Indiana, and so t,be civil rights law dle,n't worry tLhem nuch in those parts. The pench crop in Greenville was almost entirely destroyed by the late frosts. Apples are nutouched. It is reported that the like ice at Laporte, Ilnd., is twenly inches thick, and Fo clear that print can be read through it. IYMENEAL. Married oil the 4th inst., at the residence of Capt. J. ). Lbll, in Kershaw County, by the Rev. E L. King, Dr. J. E. Johnigan, or Marion County, to Mis S. A. Baily, of Ker. . W. Phillips, DEALER IN F URNI VURE {OF TillE very best qili ie-. r-,r UnrloTh, O t Cl-ambr and Diting lloonm. Fot design and workinnshi p, UN EQUA LLE b! I offer at prices at defy comiptition I Bedsteads MADE ofhard %%ood. ant warranteid to give enoire isitsfil'ion. I keep no inferi or cality. Use economy and buy the tcs, amid buy where you can buy the ecapest. Sleep Comfortable AND BUT the People's 81PRING BED. Iis the he-ir in a he amarket withIouit ex etpiion. TheIsy are' cheap. Kfentucky It A'TTA N and Spita ~coat .1hairis a se eiitly. Oar price iare beyond comipe. iiuion' sha-e. ll Brckes&Pckets sand Mirrors. FURNlUtlE nsenty repalvelu at moder. ate Prices. P'ictusre fra mics made io order. MARTN th TH.reOMSODN r Taenarhe Casescr ani oldCathin Maf -h rr.ril tehrs ane sh in a upod n II theoyctat iihortii~O stlment manke hn fiaci iesa. Hins . e.I Tannere,a purerscad Leahse Mano.. for hlih. anid heavy puarpsoses, as low as ainy houese ini the trasde at, whtoles.Ile i CASH( PAlD FOR H IDES. an 23 IW.Y O. BE & CO., FACTORS AND COMMISSION MEEbCHANTS, ADG.ER'S WlA RF, CII LESTON S.C rIBlERAT, advan .enmnaite upon con -jia snenut or ,on or other Fro duce to them in Charicesion, -or through thmeir correspodenits in Liverpool, New g'ork and ltimaore. 4 -- Particua. attenationi to thet sah iplend ('ottoa. Nov.7 ELIwan~ FortiizerswEtwaiDis tsolvcd Bone. Also Bradley's Patent Phospha'e'for sale for cash or approved paper by the Agnt,2,AT - RW Somethig, No* r311E Hold cotenient stand lately OOOU. .1 pied by 11. D. liefo, under the Winnshoro Hotel, is open again with a well selected stock of the verj best Wines and liquors that can be had. I intend to merit ihe pat'onago of the public by keeping first-olasi goods, and 'giving my ell4omers what they call for at lowest prices. N. C. Corn Whiskey and Brandy a SpecialtY. n! I have on advantage In procuring the Lest at the lowest prices. Don't fail ta give me a call and satisfy yourself of the above facts. S. F. COOPER. npril 1-3mos/ NEW GOODS --FOR SPRING AND SUMMER. -0 W E haviio ntention to our alock of new Goods, which have been pe. lected witih uiusuAl care, . and which we tuik ato ----0 Pretty and Orheap. We'have our usual variety of 1,A DIEs' MIN E GOODS, WVi'aT 0001)8, EMBl1111DERIOR, THIM1INGS. &C., &C. Gents' and Boys Cloth ng, CASSI MERES, COTTONADES ' .INENS, &C. H1ATS, SlIONE4, CUTLERY, 1ARDIWARE, DIP.DICINIS, nOOKS, FANCY GOODS, &C. McMaster & Brice. T. T.T. W E are age t'o a large Ne w -Yr X 'T'rA 110OUSE, and :nu l han unttipowderan Yonnagye e put up in one lb. andl A lb. I in cantis Iers warrtetTd full weight~sand lo giv'e satie faOl ion or the pRrchtase Money RIe'unIded I 1%i. a low. Give them ais I int!. ]3EATY A RO. & SON. mat' SPRING CALICOW J.NOTlllR R lot o'f nice 'pring Calicoes .inst in at. D. LAG DElit'AIMS whi-eh will be sold at 1he samo 'old pr'ics. Also a 2nd arrival -of micely nrs-ort-ed 'millinery good's, which we guarast ce t'o.give sati fact ion. Iluider]hrauxat/Spplr4 s > A '.M A iraned Shlf4endsuPrie u Lis L.H. H A L LS CO, CI,I810 ARLe8TO 8.0 1ST RECEIVES --ANDr - .OL N X-L 3 XaV 2f 13t OTS aund AUP0 8 (Iqihtl,me,es 3 OY' 6ite%dy .i t,a ("I 1.6g. IWSa elp, suawis. Corse:s a n# It l.emq, Ble ed, Bt own and l'laid it mespir.6, 0*' coee. s pou Cosms on, lbInn aLaeske pa Finn ris, 8ilk tIlows for djes,ci ne.w st1 Jet N eckI ne, i, Pe arl le4 D11e0s Phted Shirt Ftud. lbtiaol 1ladket ohiefi (so mething new). . Open Linen and SIlk llandkorci efp, ne-styil N11bi4, Deaded Dress iu le,t. 1i1ne Bilk Pelte. .,A Fie assottmes:e,af'h-yel Full ansort me nt of Croe ery On 11 lMis wore. Fancy China Ca'a and Sauerd and Ci ina' lugs. T Illak Ajpacoap aud . s. sAll a0e of choionae. -u - I INE BLACKNOBIAIR. Roul -var, Skki.s-anq, Pl&14 Lindseye. Many i f itase articles are do sltalo for CHRISTMAS RESENTS, and will be Pold at I -C W 1I ia Withers & Dwight. le a 1. Irobinithe B"dW MAKES THE WEAK STRN f ' d . "Wreid " S Solution of t rn ts s so comatn s-L o hl CiaraeS of an easilt digested and tvith thse-Hood as thesi food. It inereases the ;Aature'p Owrn .Aet ron in th - -1nta0p over rt searching out M tions, and feaving n tng lt dis 0 see s oo Of *upo derful success ofthi" r4o" 6 during Dyspepsia, Livi. 0M. paln$, Drops, Chroni DIa. rhesa,BoU,Xervous'AEettons C1i1v and vets, m Loss '.f Constttutionag lIigo, Diseases of th9 tbg Riny.an Bladd4er, reaal.e o li anbd at d -i esmpanted dbUEa sowe j w u Zs~ t4on, & a,' en.ua,IW ans ling n tap an d ttution. byi teuse ofEli .edV.g wveak, a86 5, 9eriap tures, to stron, a4 AGPy,ne* and we,aS tuacannot rease biheet 6tate to give 6d a trial. 8.. that each boWts has Pg aW. VIAN SYRUP bowntte900 P'annplhlete Free. SETH w FOWLE & soN,s, Prp1sot no. I Nut sa Ptaea, 5meese. Bos.n av D awee see ensamas.., a Arst -olass I now o ffe-r to the ladies of FairS o14 4 e most iVashlonable, eutiful andi a4es'. live 64ook -of MiL LINERY 0000 eer exhibited for sale iis this 'e~ Mtyst ock is now omapiete 'hiar Geodi Whmite G-oode. Fauoy Goode,.elen G.ovemt, ltandIk.roh*ers, &o., Jip. .And a spleudid st-eek of 1I'a.s. EnAride.ri-ea, Lace. Edgg, SAda Frilling., ape.., incIu ling al of t'he widet. t les of 'the seaso'n, Pi-e ae ell sad lee. nr.y Respecttully,, ___. ' H.33)Ws, NotAee of Land itedeempio,~ AtUDITo''. ()reslom, 'ai'r reld 'County, May 4r4, 1875. OTICE is hereby given ,to R.-5. MeC. N ey nod hre asqui ne teet the is~ been depsied in t eh i 0 y -T r one tot in m'h 'Towi, etelotioeIo, urJ as the propoi ty of-W- 4. Richardsons feor axt Iaroli ete.8th A D. 1874, att purchased by 4he -soAs R.J y W.D TFRY. OR RADCLUFP'S is threownupcon its own mMwt.e pu , no ipay, is the mot to. For sale by I. leanninga, who is agent for Fairfil 'arnd.wl itake plesure la iters for drug 816t bind couttye4~ Dr. W. E. Alken, of Winub -*~ b.o, It on hand. For .rhq~~u