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LOCAL,. ITFDJ S. Pose OarFvEi HoURs.--The post offico wall be open daily (Sundays excepted). from 8 A. M., to 12 M. and f-rom n to 5 P, M. Northern and Southern maiil close at 8 P. M. precisely. Y' Mail delivored on SImditys from 8 to 9 A. M. omly. IAu.nOA!) SCuIisUh.-The train 'm C. C. & A. 1R. 11. now leave WVinnsboro as follows: Going north 12.30 at. in. Going south, 1.35, a n Aecommodation day trains : Going north, 11.33, it. Im. Going south, 12.12. These trains meot at Winns I boro. Now is the tilo to subscrisebe to the HE.RAL.. The so1 n rthrn (.'ilticur or for Auguis'is reecivedl, til t.he contents, will beo of interctat t the farmer. If you have Siek Head iche trke a dose tkf Dr. Ui11's Veg elit'able Pills we know yon wWilfiinl relief. Charles Y ongue, colored, died v"ery suddenly on Wedlnesday night of heart dis'eatse. 'Th. prisoners in jail aue decidedly religion.i-tt least if we miay judge fromt their taomsta) t foud singing. 1i is biecembiig an int olerable nui We hattve3 reeived at copy of the llluil cattalogue of the Due West Fenale College. .he institution taueavs to be in at flourishing conudi tion. Hnn.n~u.--Nchols Mzoo andI 'attsy MI ek, both colored, were: 'unit'd ins tarringto iy 'Tri:il Justice bt, tewrtsoitn on Titim rsalday ovning last.. No t'tuds. an(d no refreshtents. Ceti 1). Wyatt i kent has been fItYsFited as the Doo'ueratic ciaidi date for Congress frem the tirdi district of thin State. COl. Aike~n would makle a fine rusm, and if eleet. ed would $Orve his people both faitlifully and efliciently. (otpllainIn a1r' made of the want of ace' ilnonodatitton for palssetngers { and others at, tlm depot of the C. C. & A. R. 1?: The room generally usved byv Passengers is closed when the night. I rains I1ss, 111aml ins 1had11 weather the in)conilvenienCe is vm1-v serious. r llFr: . EhIiler is enl'iargJ inl;. tand Utherwise implro~ving this store, onl Congress s trei't, with at View to the fall I rane. Thei clantges contn.'ii.. plt.ed1 will tildi greatluhy to t he al, pear1Iance m;uil the conuveience of the es t-blish men L, flut.Ji En.-.[n fornmtlin 1i rtch 'iiS s tim Jt Ltilley Oi heucn vit Who' af ~ terward arrsted upii a hargttie o cw'toing,1XO~0 lsca e fromithe jaipUl aCheste on Wednt. hiy tnight.i tin thfe) nti iit51) of ttalnoah t olh lairs. canl1 inw Ie foaul at the oflec form-i erly used by [lhe Sutherni ahd Atlan tie T'eleigrap)h Compmnyv, onle door wes of Co. J. . i.n' r etauin the oilic vacated b.1 Mr~i. 1tobiertson. M~r. Samuel( Cathcart miet with ai very p)ainful accident on Fridayv eivenig lat. Hie waS riding hiomo, wvhen his hor-se stumbiilod. thriowiing imf to the grounud and fallinug ul, mi his4 left leg. Thle limb was fractuared b etweeni the kneie and1( the ainkie. Though the inijury is pinfutl, it is Col. Jamies H1. Ilionti' rtuned on H. aturday last f rom Now Yor!; where he had been01 in alttenldancO upon0 thie miLeting oaf the Ntionail D~emnocratie E~xecu tivo' Committe,. The Coim maittulO held butt a brief conlferenee, and1( tn lajourne:1di, to rOalSsemleC Ont Ithe I11.ih of Septemaber, ' hazrged wvith having been of thie party Who rocked Mr'. ;J. 1'. (Oilbeart sev'era~l daiys agt.o, had1( a second trial before Traial .Juastico R~toertn on 'JTuesdtay. [lie 1 st inustat, Tholi jury',' compos)Oed'Of four' whitoas and tw-o blacks4, failed to) agree, anld the ila;ce were' dischatrgedi, upo2n their own rcog ice to appear fr ta when caleld for. A Succssm-r O'sia'rrox..-A Hur. gical opoirationi waH suhccessfulliy por formted upon D)avid Crockce tt-. known as. "Kniee Davo"---a, short tyit sin1e( by Drs. (.. iH. Ladd alnd E. W. Aikon, ThIe legs of thie old man'1i had heen biont back at the knee jolint for seventeen years, baut it is con ldonit.ly (ixpected1 [hat [t op)eraftion jmtt. ii o-foe will very soon give him [the full use of both lngs TR'IANSFERS8 OF IPAT, E8TATX. -Sill C0 11 our last rol)()rt the followvig " Linus5 1 furs of reaul ()8tll0 hive~ 1!cen cii - corded in the office of the county V1 atuditor :--ai Henry Ia. Elliott to Jameos B. ni Hairvey, Henry Jacob thnd Carter81fI Be~aty, County Commnissioners4, 0110- a futofa tr i o1t1i n.12 ; considerationi, $12.00. I James Jones to Nelson B~rk'o, 220 II acresO inl tOWnllhil) 110. 3 ;ConsHidein tion. ninety 1hnks. of eotton). 1 I). J)., of M(I)n'uii, 'bun1., p-11( Itt (Sc anld prieachied ini the Preusbyterian wV ,greogat.ai I \is U; ery large, shIowing t tiro este!0em inl wh'Iic Dr. i3ngg"c isi still held by hlim n)1a)~y friends in :t very' high 1 l;WU :itllolig thec South1- t1: ern olvrgy---:u 101 t ion (I no to itive of abIiliy i tdtts Stu N"0 laid racti'iv (Altt~1 (" ..-- II~e We copy the follow\ing. 08la r . t from it/'i loi' ufiea byitfrmr ("itizul of airfild.\ o now 1'Psid(,'4 in ( tiuiIJl)t, lJ'luils : "Oiw PCOl)lU rare veryV 11101 e.l1t(l I over' thi fill( reorps. W1he~tt cr11118 haveO been good anld the corn tut]d will Hell fromi 10 to 25 (1)1 per:1r bushel10 here tis 1wWinlter. Pioslpcutf th for a good (()tt0fl crop) could )lot lbe better. ioX:H. h1a1s inde1ed( Ileel llle.0dC this year. .iIL0 i:; f,)r theC 1 tirist tittle ilince the war being g;ov-:1 erned'hy heri owni pleC)I, and with 11 herI 1lleonH (crop O1'J )1lpc't8 sizei lll:(V t' aind lenty." o IVld( r"eic r c 're~sfboilden ts of ea the u1iversl rule0 of n('wiij)11f'.ol$s t wlisoi lLIIHO.9 Is 11e r!jct ioul of fill)i Ilfll)Ilyml i (0l011I'llo 011. of lit whateve UVIu it.iiic. 'i'bis into is rig.. illy observed ait this otliee. We f lavc3 1cWO~i 1] '- roeteive'i aticl t00 in- ,*1) lWO00lfl1) llliel W ithi the 1'0d 11 am of g fhie rniter, but. hlve, ill atcI)I1dll,1ioe (,1 wj iithe lt 11e 11 l "eIO 101 rei ion (VI, t\ tlion i 111 oi (1iiiiiis. As* all) 0'X11111)1(' alisiI1g f,"( 11 the0 (Ilii~ictf of 1.h:e'i 8i(,I iiit~l( 'I Ihe ccl 1i .111 . lrr. \V( 1001 men lo (h. t l l :(,:'c)~ IVIL 5 I: t cl 111, several w(ok$ Iwgo, a biie. of' 1 h ftol iv thi all 1 bu Ie lelifs .vps f ! \11 ilt(:* in 'el 11t1o to thuir c.1)111 lst the tHo;lIM: Ast, Ii)( Ill1iI,1r t% (aI (l11rs& fl'' IC- i ilaing1101 it th e 11:(( )lot .i lrl) j ~( ost lwh1iilg, 1)11(whit it, UcH 111(0.0 We ay tio freight upon the last ship tent or to reimburse hiil for hi* .lva'neo upon the first. T. pro, siorn obtained in the North ai,.noi LI that is necessary to keep lifei id disease away fron. the unfo ti tites. Many other articles neces lrily requisite yo to. b, ,Qltainei esh, and in largoor smuall <puantitios 1 the ca>so may ),b hero at home arties. who hl vp IOepgiO puljn af ami c, hvbgivos: )tied that they e-m no longermcqu uine to ofpply thesd aitidlo ilessthere Is sRomte gllmrantee giver emin that they will be paid. Sick 3.s8, (isea1se aid death imuiirst lupvi' bly follow. The State is duo the yhim fund some $35,000 ; but, it 0140e4j11e01100 of IUiisniallgeonentsoiMG here, nrothing canl be obtalinod 'hat the calndition of these Iliofor Imate people.will be a week hence .d only knows." Exe ainwl( I NrLir.. wren On.i8ssus.-Fron o Y orkville Jgirquer we oxtrael s f.llowing article, which will ht inttlrest to many of our re:ad "Our towl sman, Mir Josepi 011ndon, hasI, the prnSilt 0.1s011, :perim1entel quite sullcossfull y ith gnisse$, the results of which, L think, will prove of intorest te 0 planting conmniunity. Mr. (rndon )o41(d thre- ouirti of al .e in German millet, which, on sing mouwed, yiele(d 41,0010 pounds. S1lH jlt two ncros ilk iiga 'ian "'s. the yield of which was VeI roo tons. Mr. Herndon is fully con, n ed, and we think with iulicient :a8oni, that our farmers caanniot ac lettor thing each neaoln than tc >propriato a small quanitit~y of 'ounl17d to one or the other of thest -asses, as being the surest moan., obtaining anl amplo supply of ng forage for ei, winter feeding stock. Surppose, next spring .h :Intd every farm er of Yor ninty were to Sow ono acre ill illet, the b~enloicial reshi1ts woulr 3 almost beyond comiputatioll ; ant' 1t how e:sily it u0111(1 be done i.her of these seod5 requires ont thel to the are, costing $5. Th< asses will grow luxuriantly on an -dinary uplanll that will grov rventy burslels of corn to the acre id the only cost, in ad(lition to th< -d. is the labor of plaiting, mow, and cuin , whi'ch latter is d ne the saune 1(11111Cr la the cem: inl hay. Mr. Horndon ostimates hi: o(p or millet na worth :i a au s Hl1unigarian graiss as worth $)0 hieh1 will do ver y well as the yielt less than three: acres." Coliespondehco. WIxNIsIoo, S. C., Aug, 7, 1876. 'ol. Janues //./Iluon D)i:.i Sun-As you are awaro 1(10 is conlsiderablle dliversity o) binionl(i enneeringfl the proper cours5 , ho4. pursuodi0 byV the Decmocrati Onvenlt ionk which 111et s at Columii 1 1.he0 15thl inst. Youir position~ iL wc Site ima upon)1 the E'xceutiv 1nuiire (0 of the N ational Demcoern attachles interest and value 1. Jill views:, a:nd I shall ho glad t a from you l (ax)pession of thlel Very respectfully. Jxo. S. REYNoLMS. D)sunI SIu-You ask my opinio St the prloper[ policy to be0 puri ied1 by ouri Convenltionl oli theo 15.D I tink the Convention ought t amlinaLOto Priesidenia il Electori ulidahlltes for Congress and1( thl olici torshiips, aldopt me~aHurs t armoizwe and11 perfect tile orgaiza on of thew party, and11 then adjouri > me1(t the (lay week aifter the le abiii tan Convenhtionl meets. The actionl of the Republican CJot mthin may justify noh--aetion as ti in State ticket ;and it imay ncer tale an straiight out n1om1iationl b; .Yours respectfully, JAMES H. BloN. innilsboro, S. C., Aug. 7, 1 87(, Comal unication. In retuinglll myi~ tilianis to lh ent lemten of tile Democratic Clul: '(iwns'.jip No. 'I, wholl eleted m 1('ir preiingii ofiicr, I ami con old, tA) the bettefr discretioni an idIgmen~t of those54 fromi whomii ave, as5 1 verily 1believe~d, hlonestl; 11( C'onhintos~l4)4y dliflerod inl opinl m1, wirth regard to thle adoptione be 8thl Artieo of your C.onstitutior Whilst I acknowledge thatl por Fanal inrterest, ini a great meoasure bou1(1li e set aside, or evl ricrilficed for thle spirit of ,patriot on), I ami niot so dehvoid of commoili 13118 as LII bielieve that tihe advo ixter of a blitad putrfiy z.eal shal oinsqtrue miy position to be antagonm die to whant I conei~CvO to be th cst interest of our common wel tre: TLet every man's faith b idgeid by hlis workft. Fba- tuotr han forty years I hlavo exercise, he innhonelalo right of a free, ir Copendenit v'oter, and4 in all oui lctionsH have inv~ariab~ly eniden org 0 securO biy lmy vote alnd mt~ i .ine,. that nan or thlat ,m..y ti most deserving ; in prof of which since the unfortunate change in our political status, I have not stained my ballot with .the putrid cor ruptiou of the Anglo'Saxon Repub. han, much loss the ignorant and sttdity of. the African Radical. I4 resorv, to myself the right of voting withut .ig entramelled by the sageafice of inciple, miue less the - hazaeldc o~f eine--'arged Avifflp. paiuent inconsiste. It is epn Sisteit with AmhUnan atitre. to be Hove that every free am. indepetd out voter will. vrefeise g ,widoh his .conpgiageo .Mj , I interest may dictate, aud groat cause to,#ear that the gppt;ov al of the 8th Artigle of: your - n stitutior will *too dflearly t fy bofore the Ides of November, that "the cuatom wiJ be more hInored in the broach than the obaux vane." Should the . State Conoventio modify or suggest any atueidient to the constitution, (which you "will bear in mind hma not been adopted by ia majority of the counties in the State, but whijch has been found to ho objuotionablo in mahy of them) and any plan of organization ro commended which will unite th, advocates of Refem in ovory branch of our State Government, then we will be found cemented together, con tending for right9 which must and will bo protected and defended, "peaceably if we e10n, but forcibly if we muttst." I regret osceodingly that we cail not orgualiuupon a platfrin, u pon which we can all stand, yet in thle abstract, however mnuch we may diff fvy plon mibor issues, thiqsanl pc) litical sentiment for tb g~ncral good Assuredly warms the heart' of every honest Democrat in the coun ty. If in your deliberations you Can organize a Club from Township No. , which can consisiently approve of the 8th Article of your Constitution, and every .man of them votes (as I have always done and hope ever to do) an opcun ticket, then I shall ho most agreeably disappointed ; whilst I now assert that those who honest ly liler with you in oiiflion will be found in the day of trial, in the faeu of it connnon enemy, battilig for the cause of honesty, integrity, truth and justice. JAusoi 1. A.Acitk. P. S.-A correct cenjskof Town ship No. 4 calls for 206 white otcrs, and there are some five .:1 col oredt applicants for iminhiotbcrship. Mr. F. Gerig, and Dr. J. C: Mobley, are the Vieo-Presidents, With whom you can confer. I shall be absent from the State at your hext regular meeting, at which time you wvill please tender my resignation. fJ. R.A. QUsTIONs FoR1 IER~Y ONE Tro AN' swER.-Are you troubled with Inidiges - tionl, Constipation of the Bowels1 Dyspepsia, or any disease of the -Liver' iHave you suf'ered for years andt foumd no relief from the use of medicmnes ? Do you have a faint appetite, and are you troubled with feeigs of languor ? If you haethiuse feelings we kn-w von have not tried the new di cJvery MERR EuL'1 )EPATINE, at' licM AsTER & larcEs' Drug Store. It is pr forming womlegfi eures in this and all othe~r tcolmuiities where the -people itoe it. It is4 pr'(fonounced bj 1all as thme best Liver Medicine in tihe world. Two doses will reilieve the worst case of Dyspepsia or Con - stipationi of the Bowelsa Each bottle contains fifty doses4 alnd a t' caspoonful of this medicine in a )wineglassful of water three times at day for one day, prodluctru a most wond (erfuml chmange. Where tihe system is run down with loss of ener~lgy9 andu app~etite, or Dyspepsia, with all its traini of evil, is eflecting its deadly work, this reiedy, MEstw~rL' a I5'ATINE, llever' fails to brling about ai speedy13 atnd pernmanlent cure (. Thoxse who dloub1t the. merit anid virtues of tis miedicina and live from day to daty without trying thme HEP'ATINE, llave our1 syinpathy, but cannot be cured muiless tuley I 's NE'Ssnirt:TrIE AuxS JICS W,%oDnarc.. - De'lighmtfulluxur~ies of huanllty to twine~ airound a. sohid uipright sterni of under It Hindin~g. but Very poor thing~s if UDs ia, tatined by stremgthi, theoy are left to McJij aIlong the groaad. Ho it is with the body, Bwhlen sustaineod by health and strenmgth., . theri Al is beauity anid hapipinoss. But whenbm eteeblod by disease, thlere 1 i n I dvyinn othe clouds' (Jlootn pe ' ndesi et iiture amnd haope dwindles itt I esti' -~l i b, healTh ? know that It is4 iinii your power*. 'fosad have beenm as hatd off as you1 are. SItrength to -theair enfQqbjeotl litubs,~ and .joy to their fdesponiding hearts hnx b4 eenman iipired by the juldiciousI u1s of Un,. TUTT'A Vr~OriET~ LIVESR P1LLH, the boon to b.uffetinIg Jil. mnanity. 'PULL, DOWN YOUR VssT,"-Thl slang phlraso "Puil down your vest" is not .new, but has beeni revived lately. A gentleman on the Georgia train, tile other day, said ho first heardt it twenty years ago, Ij was in Illa o's, when tincobn and Duaswore making their cele Sated Congressional campaign, Tile gentleman was something of a politician then, anid said 110 attenlded political me'ottagA whItever lhe got 0 a chance. JIt was inspiring .to see I Douiglax throw 11himso, Matt Cara -penter ma nowhere. When he'd get r~ off a partici'iarly fine p~assage--all clo<quence, and tire gesture-.,the *ing ' -ns-'to his vqst, woiulfliopo - 'ko periods all along thironghis~ e 1:8ntinnen. When ha . ha go through and was itting down andl raking back his hair, the boy I would howl, "Bully for you, little fellow I pull down your vest."' Then Lincoln's lank form would rig u e an exclamation point 4nd'ths 44d hvouldbeX11ill, "Iard aine," Nays e <~ow Yrk Tribune, "have imido dress--:nakets more obliging and shovinakers more punitital. . .&W CS2:c"Cli. T. R. *OIIET.40N. 4 FFICE IN j6A1t OF CloUlIT 0iU. . I'7XNAIj(R.O. .' C. p All tusit.i A i -,( hted to himi wil lcocive prompt atttenteenn. AQ t.1.rIt. J o. S Itris .n4 MAILLARD & DETUOLDS, FIT NEYS AT LA W. fe.tW II'14 A.'E IA VlI JUST 11 C A V SOn e car load of P o rto R ico M o ittAen, an, d Sugar-libitso Syrup: I One car land of fresah gtrottid Flour of aIll 74 lmekt of Prime Tinntiy lip t;. ALSO, A lot of Pat Ware Ac. nt reditaod ratel f TimE COLUMBIA REGISTER, Daiy, T$-Weekly and Weekly. '1'h iy if1s et'nt ie Papet at the Capital 1 TERMS, IN Al'VANCE: tr).vtx, Rit monithm - - . - - $:i 50) Tst-Hitv ., i lfilnhth tt - - 260 W1tat, six ittathtlh - - - - 1 00 CHJEAPF'.'% look &M1d .1 Pmi stilig Ofice !,"1111 T i I T.TE. . ''Address all n nnnttuimntior: of whatever eharacter, fo M1f1400h 10I1o1-10 Pt'11,rIfIINxo CoNmtIANyI MdI.UMuI., S. Money Wanted ! TIE hrpe ft idil peitfi4 w~ho owa' tis.* I Y fit ModeaI will pay up AT ONCE, for we nemtd mohey b'telly. jUt l 7 M alA ATE R & lIlt ICE l't''esh (ardetn Seeds. att Unon e~sjustt iht. aft'. i McA.STEIt & RItIICE. Sugar'Coated Pills F)l~ Morphine, Strychffih, Quttrinne; IlodoformI, .~Ildiforan andc Iro iand Crdmpounid ( athcart id Pitll Als.o'Jt'; Ayer's, Mo..tt's, (cI.Un:'. thenn et I'siIlad. Jayne'.', Mueffntt's,WV.ights4. Jein~I4I4its'an Strong's; for sale alv M'cMAMTIERt & JBRICE. 1F01t 10tBs;El:P1~its ! rjj714r CsingeY't Peppe, ('toves, Spice, CIhamIon, Mtee, N tutgK, O elatinea. Sea Moss F.aritie, ('ort ,Starch, Tlopw, Taipioca, A rtow font , Scapolio, M ustar, D.rkin~g Porwdoa oap, Statreb, Sod,It S'ream Tartar, Ttrtaric Acid, Rat h ]frick, Trurmneri, Jluneing. Ind.igo, at dlru1g toeot' aug : .McMA8TERt & Ht1CIE. JUST RECEI VED. new spply of P'rints. (EN'TEN .J NA S~VTIPE, Brown and. ileach-. t'd Htomes~punaiI- - alil oft whicht we are oliter i 'g very lowy for the (CAtIl. juhtin ft ,/F4 McIASTEt & CO. 11001) PRLESERV El. O NE Itnrre OB ::uown, aN Riduum1101, 1...d for ?nin~ig wnood 1o p)reserve it, either ift buildintg or more particeutar t1yOli Fenysg 1vittp. ; r p Iy , Vinegar, macr30 W. I AIK EN. GRASS SEEmJ ENTUKY lue-G rasw Need, Rod-top Grasns Heed, Hiungarian Girass Scod, RetVOlover Seed, Luerno Seed, F~or side at the drtig st.or of W, E. AIKEN. fob 16 Ait A iMI t~ t18#'a1i(* Cotiiy, -OF. I W I'RT FR , 0yrn. CspttnI p). id ul ' - A .'- $200,I000. Assetsi (market vatite) -- b 23, I M..7. E1. ij. IIbs-rtitE'ros:, Soc. * . O1tJI)tp liiga stealifi' *Cfn itswN , o 'ac ef, unt i't row ran a~( with thesej , nMI tfiin. hlch hAve giveni iart ford Such aiwopaititon for' hoeosty' and fir dealiig ja uthderwritin , AV fah. 14 ----A'n f nt. Iiimalhro x. (j6 t.:, . :E3.&.1RjC3-A.TN COTTNTERS. Grand Nearing out ..Sales in DRY GOODS, BOOTS, SHIOI';,S', HATS1 CAP:';,- CA1tP1f(TS; MATTING' &c., AT M?CREERY, LOVE &CO.4 Commencing Monday, May 16, 18761 ----0 rtcrtt lcititt i' .iMh Hitt setui ltnnnal etislen) %ve Will, lit, allovt) itil r file 1arKrst atl"l _ ." ntoi;l nitinetive 4ti"c"k tit' Dry (;oothcj lit141t4 ttttll tihoi s, Ii its an(t t'a ('arl etri ittil Jlattiigs, at 4tlrlt l+l'l+'+ i tis ha\'.= ni,vrl' heft+l'i 1 et"11 Itl ftrtl of ill this mirl(et. \% have bought wit hilt tilt least 1') clay, Irulu (lit) litrfr, :tuviil+ti nfiil Ibuikrttli( Aulrs in Now 1't rk 95,0(11) (lolittrs \vt.t'th of 1;oulls \v)zi.'I( *v tl!tt"tt'ti t(( give our (h*ltrit(,ilit-rK t o Ibt"nalit. oC. (16-J .rs f ll" tilt' .",)ulitIV itl\\tt '4 t"at"i+i\e (1111" spot"ittl ,ift."uti<It* '1'Iret foll.,t\ in}; },rtrti n! 1 rita" list will eottvinre von that we 1114-all ,jest what we sav. 1 (' +ses falte print. list eolors ltl "1 t'i"nts pur yi"r.l. \Ltit"lt n eollr>: at "1 eulits ju r }ltril. II) " " '' tItlll:tl""I voolt.r. lit til ec"ilts Ill. r \"artl: 2 1-t C'ultlbrir (Tints ti4 u-011s l t"t' Void. 2 " I':lcitir ('nnlhrir lull (,awns I"; et"nt4 her \"aill All ofihencued :tail ia"sl I i-utits el' I'riiii ;if tiA c("il(s lu"'. yard. :i i"n5t"4 \\'8rilat(it NIiv hills 1- 1 \vitl," !if l'_ ; '' icI- pot' y: rcl. 5 '' Attih"oseot;t;in \lrislill "1-1 wile at 10 (''ills Pie y1u"(l. i '" ('4+I. 1'.",I (il'rtla.litit" l lt, r;ti( (t,),ls lit lie 114.1' car.I. ru'l pist e'; ni"u' sl vii' I )rrss (1oo.ls at ) I) Ili1,1 12 1 eeit til ltir rnrif. ill) eases "I. 111 hilt- I'i.ine at I2rent. 1)i"r vol-i . the largest st(lCli of AIMS iii it "lm, . ill (Ii.' 'ttv 9') ce lils i)("1' pair t pwi i- ls, fc(etflf' ittil tt mm-ii s lir..?.ioio lu)il S(ie s at I.Utt \\,+i'llt :1.25. "a: t11) ilrls lI:uulur: I:ci .cif ;aril 111>., rtin,;; ci 1i",ren1 sarrl.le. We will reiilesliah (fur' li;trr;,tilt ('iiunli"rs (lair' iutil give (lilt cuNtolnoti more goods; iuiii letter t;),ul4. for thtir im-nt"v than thi"v Irctv'r, vV'er hail No use ill t;rumblinr about hor.1 time!; wli,'n w+tl ran sit1)1.1V \iut' wiu te at Bluth 1"xiraor(litlitt')}" low price:' ('lilt t'arly at.d efts(( In Strut( lirtrt;iiuN. ;r-V- ?;ailijllos se fit i.v lunil %%Itrn eta it+,ttletl 1111.1 all jiaciktil;t s (-ti-r'; 10 in ('nine Rent. by (1xi'riisN C. 0. 1). free ill c-l(h!t . . M CreerV Live & Co., CO1_.,UMT3IA; S. 0. 1AR ES i i A I ?] 1. f - VA I S EVEflY mm rt't'i'iVIIi (I1141v ext('11ciVead dit,1011-1.W.OM1 ltllges st(("l.i r111t1 \\"(- II(W ('lailli tO,)\h(Te the largest 1L'1(l ill()Rti voile )il:t(' stock 111 (til)' lili(' ill the 4ti;(:W()1'' Coll. sit l ll, ' ill part 1, A IV N'. UA1,100E ttul(1 AlU6Ll i4S ()fir Whine (l(Iti(1ti (()t1 is 1. cil)g rc'lt1eilislic-(l evcl"y c1;ly-f Illltl ('(itlcint .t of . 1'1(IL'11;)iPIklj) and t'-'I'l{[1'1:1) .1:t.(''oN:-"V'1'5. YI(1'I'ORLI. fund l;fsum"ti L:111'N t&c We have jttict. reevict-tl tt lltt"ge 111;.O1"(il.('itt of I.hilit'u' fttt(l 1[i55c;i' triniinetl tut(1 till 1,61 nit etl Buts;. fill of ill(' I;ltt"id s;t;rl( ci and we (".lcun.t to h;tt"u tll(1 hand.,;lIll l("at coc k (tt' Aiiiiid;NERY (1007)5 IN .1.'O:W'N. :A 'uTJTj ZOF'