Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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The; vjeuipx.E- t rr--- - W * r • W . H JOHN W. HOMIRK. »»CRSiy«T f ■ *.1 MARCH 6, 1879 Wk are not rt-apooeible fur tbe vie we «f our corfMpuoiieou. e*Mc«l ||»i —yeeidDy ~iti HWly’end •PteTpnwng in* hcbiunta fMr fbrth in greate«e naaaber to bring UtoM portion■ •f tbe eartb/ atilt lying in btfrbarirm and heathen d at let" nene, under aubjcotinn In- a higher order In Work. sotting a- good example to their aiatera the Miea of Barnwell hare done erell. ’Hwnptly and generously hare they iinsirered the appeal of tile County Dcmooratic Executive Commit tic. A» the centre of the county, she should hold the vantage ground she has gained in this worthy cause, and by continued ef. forts show that her women are not actu ated by a spasmodic patriot sm. While are heartily deprecate scctlonaP feeling, we ejfrnwtiy hope tfaat a gatmroue rival ry between life towns in our county will spring up, and that woman’* bands will restore tbe elbow touch that in 1876 won for Barnwell tbe proud, vHstinetive title, “"Tho Banner County.” Tvr® DeaaMcratlc TrlaMpha. Tbe United State* Senate, by a vote ef 3G against 2o, has vtfrtually decided that Gen. M. C. Butler hi entitled to tbe Senatorial Beat and Dttrid T. Corbin ifr not. Thus one btte noir has been re moved from the path of South Carolina's progress towards resuscitation as an ac tive factor in national politics. Tbe ap< proprmtion bill afa tacked with a clause repealing the test oath of jurors ki United States Cowrts, and fixing the pay of jurors at two doliaas per day, and passed in such form. This is a glorious triumph not only-fbr the Democracy, but for ths cause of liberty and justice in the United States. One by one the shackles which RcpnbUcm tyranny has placed around 1 the limbs of this mighty nation are dropping off; we hear the clacking sound as thgy fall to the ground, and wp look with eager and anxious gase towards tbe gatea of tbe prison house to see tho young giant emerge i» all tbe pride and beauty ef metered strength and freedom, escorted by the fostering hand of Democracy,' to- enter apon new fields of honor and prosperity. A struggle is now ponding" between the two hostile parties with regard Ur the reppeal or maincainance of the obnox ious Federal laws and the use of troops at or near polling places. We have no doubt that ere long these last vestiges of Republican domination and oppression will b« removed. 10 Btxi wn i °“ "•7 The Obairmaer of the earl i at soy tins# sow. erartto dobs of tho caoaty ft* some one ebe report U> see at soon tm f ef humanity. Thin eavigratiom is tbe ttrltlak adence. Both k poriodtool literature and in daily editorial comment we have lately perceived a settled conviction that the acme of British prosperity has passed, and that the Empire is now in full ca reer on tbe down grade. We are not among these who sobscribe to those vaticinations, aod are not partakers of the ihelingS of despondency which, whether real or pretended, characterize tho utteranoea of our prophetio cotem- poraries, either at home or abroad. The fiuotaauoos of British prosperity am lomqiorc inlrrvalto—like tbe ebbing and (lowing of tbe tide*—Bid wave re- ceeds only to return after awhile with re newed volume and force, and he who bases hU calculations upon the temporary finaueial derangement of the mother of modern oiviliuUioa r resembles the man who builds on the shore at low ebb* ip perfect oooidanertbat there newer will be again a period of flood tide. T&e condition of England, from 1617 to 1831, was soeb as to inspire the most sanguine Briton with despondency and alarm. Few eonmdored sf the time that the depression of trade, the uncertainty of securities, tbe shrinkage of values, and the general discontent and insub ordination of the masse i, ware but re- actiQoaiy products of the terrific strug gle, which had terminated so gloriously for tbe nation in 1815. To predicate rain and decadence to thr Empire from tbe fact of suoeessftil American competition in some of the aits and manufactures, 0 f which England baa long bad a special monopoly, it a vissr so narrow and noatateamao-lUe, that we ars inclined to believe that Gla* stone, the ehief mourner, who is array, ixg himself for tbe expected funeral, is either in a stele of Intetleetnal decadence himself, or that disappointed ambition has so soured hi* nature as to reduoe him to tbo condition ot a mental dva- The solid lino of Engisad’r prosperity msgr be broken for a time, bnt soeb is tha character of her people, and tbe strength of her position, that we believe it will only lead to reformed ranks, fe eing, perhaps, & a different direction, bat Heady and tevulaerahls as fee prin ciples of bar civilizrtion, sad thaspirit of constitutional freedom, of which she is and will bn fur jsfpy Sfus yettbe best practlcaf kind of evolution and is far superior to the theoretical doctrhres of all the philosophers of tbe modern school. We hold toon that the period of British decay will not arrive until the mitoion of fee race bus been accom plished and a more progressive instru mentality shaH'btf'teqairito for tbe pro duction of a still higher order of man hood and intelligence. By way ofitlus- tratiou, we would point to the civil «nd religious troubles in England during the reign of the Muarts, with their arbitrary exactions and lest oaths, as the impulsa whirl* sent the Puritan upon the shores ef New England and the disarming and dispersion of the Scottish clans, the financial depression which followed the bursting of the Sooth Sew bobble and fee unfortunate Darien expedition, as the proximate causes which gave upper Canada its present hardy and intelligent population. Centuries muy yet elapse before Afri ca shall hove been rescued from the shadhw of darkness which for thousands of years has hung like a pall upon r(s slave-trodden shores. Steadily fee white race is pushkig op from the South; we hear the fierce yells of the Zulus as they struggle witf fat* and vainly seek to stem tbe inevitable^ Stop by step is heard and seen the slow but sure march of this advancing civilization, and race after race ia trampled under the (herof Its aggressi ve children. The mission of the African is well nigh ac complished. The red man is melting like snow before the American pioneer awd the tribes of Tasmania have within fee last ten year* become utterly extinct Not one is left of ths eatimatwi 40O,OOih tlmt fifty years ago mhabited that uland.- Not a son!, to say in tbu words of the great Indian chief: “ There is none to mourn fo» Logan—bo not one.” . v To ascend the ethnical scale still high er, tbo Mostgolian must finally yield to the Ariun femily.. To which branch of the latter rites this misriou will be as' signed, whether to Teuton, Celt, or Selave, in another question, but one thing is certain that the branch of that race, whfch has hitherto shown the highest capacity for successful colonisation and has made tho mighty ocean a common highway, will long play an important part m the scheme of human development. MM -IMmsnUg yecre-p ,, —vy, tery of the Treasury should loom up too | BudviLM, fe <J, February ffl. 1879 stroig in tbs convention, nod whom feey aUTdropifit should bu venlent to drop- him than Sherman* They ows inors tltM Urey are willing to sonlh*s in this matter to their President. Il Mr. Hayes,-like Ova. Grant in 1878, bad • hankering for another term, or if, Ikv Jackson, he were bent ou advancing fee fortune* of %he eoun anoi uuneeii. nfce Bachs nan, owssaar- j Avlmllvi report will mSfo ,« Col. At hs tn^ttog at Ferity Ohuroh TUB rOI.ITICAE. OUTLOOK. What the Fvrtp-Tlfth Cvwcreva Haa ■rrv«lo|»e<S. Washinotonv February 24.-“W'ell, in tho first place, the last three months hav* undoubtedly made tbe Republicans more and the Democrats less hopeful of success next year than they were before Congress met. When Cougress assem bled on tho 1st of December, tbe shrewd est Republicans privately gave up the contest in 1880. They dM not believe that their party could elect the next President, hence the general concur rvnee m the Grant movement at that time. a--* “ If we can elect Gaant that will drgg os out of the slough,” said a prom inent Republican early in December. “ If he i» beaten he is out of the way, apd that is a grin to fes party, on which ibe hafrgs like an Old Man of the t'am” Tbe Democrats si that thnu were of the same miad. They bad no doubt that they could beat Grant, whom they believed as stroug os any other Repub- Jicaa candidate k the same contingencies, but fee weakest of all in others. in tbosa have oo- . a cnARai ur ns Airier. All tbs is now changed. It is not very easy to teH precisely fee reasons, but fee fact is that fee RepubHcana arc at this time encouraged and hopeful, sod fee Democrats know that defeat is lookiag them in fee face. Tbe aaaiii reason, perhaps, is that the seseioa baa perceptibly increased fee diseeariaas ia tbo Damecratio party and its gcaeral d* moralixation as an organisafioff, while fee Republicans are undoubtedly more united than when fee session opened. Tire Democratic party, as it assembled here, has two many officers and too few privates. If Mr. Banning, of Ohio, could eafores oo his party such maas* ures at fee army reorganiMtion bill—a mearera refiling on half pay or no pay a larg* share of the Ddmoefetie cottattau> dere—feu would greatly kelp it. It ie, as they say fee army bill is, greatly over oileersd. It has too many PresidestwT can did at os. too maav oandidataa for the Spealcrsktp, two maay men Who would like to ^6 ditkirtutfo' of oonoiittMfty or who art or would like to b* finwll in soma way, and each df whom ia engaged in matting the threats of all tha others, or, to miaiag hfalMli^'T W * v »» « property, bat died poor. Ob tbw niwtat ot tbe Tfith oik. Jobs Ta(1o ^ ^ MoMiIIwd, colored, writ known In FMf- will pteima ifn■ r.. nUr •!,«* woi, ■ poooibl# I bit! * uam«w nf tb* tof-mbera of tbefr club* Vet **»■ il Or SEND itor tol. and baa etnr ntnm tho< •swo TjIbtt lo M erttkwl u-wdltion At ■ . »b* time of th.- ah <-ting was li fbwt liaVf t»**B bound nt**r l*r at trad " th* United Bistre Com t nndvr cuargre with R-mt tVckr.B amt feir tfolatfnf fee vlecibmlawa. amt wilt Ww,ll ® r . «*° O'l-red women, and b. ateo givr the name. ortbTmoat vri- j th * 1 t " rm " b "*- uabl* wltorevett for their d*f« uoe, with ' t<,r bbettlDir. The loslat that John shot him*elf. women s favorite, or, ring those of sotee one he detested, his party would to-day he even ia a more demoralised condition thsu fee Dem ocrats. But the President does not want a second tares awd haw so can didate of bis own; he leaves Premdeotial rivalrie* entirely alone, and feO parly machinery moves, therefore, withotft any iiiaUon from th# White House. The Republican candidates arc not fighting each other—at le».t, wot to the party’* injury. No one of them ia ia haste to commit himself or his party to any par* ticular policy for 1880, and the Repub licans have tire further advantage that they oocupy the interior lines—to uae a military term—the Stales they count on carrying are ia tbe eeatre, while the Democrats are troubled with an Eattcru and Wobtern policy, each irreconcilable wRb tbe other—not to apeak of a South ern policy of iutornai improvements and subsidies, which is opposed both in thw East and th# West.—Mr. Nordoff to tht New fork Herald. Favoritism A correspondent of th# Nows and Courier, writing from Blackvllle, baa this to say: I " I think I know that k to high time In South Oaiolina, where w* cry ao much for civil service Morin, that some other tfuallfteatlon than favork- iam sbouM be required when an olltoe to to be flUmU ekber by appointment or election. This thing of flilfng Import ant otBcee with men who are altogeth er hi co tope taut to discharge the dull*# required by them, simply because they need help or have done something In some other line that entitled them to the well-wlsbea of their feltow-cittoeas. It ia a growing public evil. It is turu- lug the Government Into a vast elee mosynary asylum, and will inevitably bring k to grief. A man may be able to shoe a horse Capitally, but that is no evidence that he will excel as a por trait painter. Let favoritism stand back and fill tbe public offices with men who can w rk them successfully and to the beat advantage for fes pub lic, and our Bute will beg fin to proa- par.” We do not know to what appoint ments the cortespondent refers, but we hsve heard somett fog of tbs kind hinted at on several occasion# whhtn the last few years. If there to any Just ground for such a complain: the cause should be removed at once, be causa we now need and should hav.- the w best rue* n In office. By “ bean area” we do not mean particularly that ciaes who presume upon past dis tinctions and conditions for their pare- port to official position, bnt onfy such as are capable and oa# really pet form the dutiee of tbelr several positions. So let us have our “ best men ” and no favoritism.—AbbevHte Medium, Bobt. Aldrich at Barnwell (J. H., who boa bean refected to ooodrtct fee de fence of fee prisoner*. Prompt sad full auefitfoi to this (natter to very do uble. Tha Glob tfealrosao will be pleased to read a com mu ideation fa tbe Sentinel of the 37th inet., ad- d reseed to tbe Ofoait man and ex-com mittee signed “A True Democrat,” and signifying to fee bj mall If they wish fee fact therein called tor to be pub lished In tbe oouety papers. Tbe gen tle use* appointed by me some mouths ago to raise money for fee purpose of defraying fee expense of defending pitotouets, are relieved from further duty in feat matter sa a committee. Their action in ordering funds eouuib- uted by dubs lobe placed In tbe hands of tbelr respective club ebskwen to be and for tbe use of each dub cou- tributfug, having been overruled by fee action otythe executive committee, eueta ftMxto wWI now be placed iu fee bawds of Mr. A.P. Man ville, tbe treasu rer of., tbe axecuiive committee, and they are hereby dir cteu to pay over fee same accordingly. G. B. Labtmuk, Democratic County Cnairuaan. Jmo. R. Bxluxokb, Secretary. AlleaAale Oaec Blare, Aixkmdalx, March 8, lt?0. Mr. Etoroa: A brief notioe of Mr. J W. Willisfns’ last article in your paper shall cons tit Me tbe third and test chapter In Allendale politics coming from me. The arthie in question con tains various expressions in aNueioo to myself, not by any mreiM eompH- mentary, and it appears to mer totally uueeceseary to eueuln Mr. Wlliiame , side of fee argument. For lostanoe, be '-peakff of me es ” this individual ^ who bas since bis elevation became of such magnified importance ia bis own eyes as to presume, etc., etc., eaUe me the H legsl iumlbary,” whose commu nication wee Intended to mtolerd yoor readers as to the true Mate of aftolrs. In a previons article be deliberately charges fee with SBtoaUksaicot and suppression of fact 1 might regard tbs language se offensive were it not for tbe fact feat like a great majority of Mr. WNHams’ most Intimate ac quaintance, 1 have never tfebe bife the great injustice to shoulder him wkb the authorship of any one of the series of prttolre in pefot and never shall. In other respects tbe language to Mghly complimentary, when ba says I am fee mouth piece of tbe fe-organisers. I wee certainly not aware of few fact am* even now am quite sure feet I bold go commission from tbe highly reapeo* table and ieteiilgent body. lamqake oeitain Mr. WUltom* does Injuetjet to fee gentlemen who constitute thfe re organised club. They sail under no fatoe colors wife no power behind tbe tbrene, and I venture to say like my self greatly commiserate tbe condition of a feUbw-rnao who finds It aeoeeaary on Ferelan looses. The Mayor of Soeffleld elutes that In one dfotrlet of that town there Sre 4,000 persons destitute and 4U0 families actually starving. An outbreak of yeilow fever of a very severe character has occurrsd among fee shipping of Rio de Jaoerto, but In fee n<>rtheaet provinces tbe health of the people to improving. Latest advices from London says tbe situation is unchanged. Lord Cheinmford was aefing strictly oo the (Menelve. The British luss in the fight at R >kr’* drift, on tht* 22 id ult., including the native contingent, to es timated at over 1,600 m« n. The London Daily News announces feet Prince L>nto Napoleon hna been recommended to Lord Chelmsford, Commander in CQdf of the South Af rican force, as an extra Alde-do-camp. He will shortly be gazetted with the local rank of Captain unattached. Saturday, ifikh lust., Pomoba Grange of Cheater county took action upon the guano quretloc, recommending to fee Petroas feat tbe po reftaaee of fer- ttHsers tbto year atoreht be eutirefy fur cash, dtooardlug altogether tbe “ cot ton option ” plan. It Was determined also to give such assistance as was iu tbe power of the Grange to all patrons Who tttght weed aid hi obtaining gu ano opou fee cash plan. Oo last Tuesday, tbe 26fe instant, Samuel Boofer met his death in a sad manner. He was etoauiug out a well on tbe premises of Mr. Burr Harmon, who lives about twelve itrifos from Newberry, oa the Wise Ferry Road. Booaerwaeta tbe well, ottn-r parties drawing up a large tub Oiled with rock taken from the well The tub was rested upon a plank across fee moutb of tbe Welt, which plank broke, tbe whole weight of the tub and Its con tents falling on Bootef, breaking bis neck and crushing bis head In a fear ful m>mner. Bonier was a Democrat, never having voted tbe Republloae ticket iu hie Hfe. Tbe Asor was libelled last Saturday in fes United States Court for some thousands of dollars. The claim to for money loaned by tbe captain and Mr. Borne, first officer, tQ the Associa tion at the time of tbe purchase of tbe bark, with acorued Interest and wage* They hold'a first mortgage on tbe bark, which these proceedings will en force. i be original notes are long past due, sod much consideration and patience have been exercised by the judders. Tbe A*>r will in all proba bility be sold, and those gentlemen re ceive tbelr money, after which tbe Ex odus Association will have but littto left. The sale w!H very probably .be the last chapter of the story ot a sch* me once promtolne to be sure ire ful and to grow into an important his torical event, but ruined by various circumstances most of which oould have been avoided by straight-for ward. honest and judicious manage ment Ho. 6. Orangebarg Sweep. No. 4. Bates burg Sweep. No. 12. Diamond Point Bull Tongue No. 13. Cast-Iron Turn ShovaL No. 9. Magnolia Sweep. No. 1. Wrought Lapring. No. 7. Heel Boh. No. 8. Grass Rod. No. 17. Singletrra Irons. No, 19. No. 2. Greenville Sweep. No. 15. Scraper. No. 14. Steel Turn Shovel. No. 11. Greenville Bell Tongue. No. 10. Steel Shovel Blade. No. 6. Wrought Clevis. No. 3. Wrought Clevis. No. 16. Plow Singletree. No. 18. Harrow Teeth. Harrow Teeth. • , Wood and Iron Heel Adjustable Plow Stock- HART & COMPANY, CORNER KING AND MARKET 8TS., r CUARLtofTLOJV, to c. Agrafe for Avery ft So ns* Ho we. LEROY -AT THE- Old Stand of ^Irs- Hull. KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND A CHOICE STOCK OF rOTl'K. - STATU NEWM. Rrgs are sellinffat H) cents perd< z**n in Chester^ Tb* young ladtre of Anderson have fortned a shoot fog club. Pneumonia h«3 aeeumed an cpidein tc form throughout Orangeburg coun ty. Two colored men captured 14 o(>oe- sums one night last week iu Cheater county. The N*-ws and Courier and the An derson Intelligei oer are waging hot War upon each other. The gin-house of Mr. J. A. Holland, of EdgVfleld county, was dcutroyed by fire laat week. Lwe- 91,900. Mrs. Rhode Horton, the oldest lady in Lancaster county, died at her resi dence oo Sunday, the 23 I fi st. The white public school of Florence rmtobers seventy-eight, fee colofed one bun red'end seventy-seven puplfo. Tery iittia guano has been sold to the farmers of E'lg<-fl"ld county, and It to thought but a small amuoat wM be used. • v » Many of tbe Anderson farmers are borrowing money wttb which to bwy fertUixera, In preference to purchasing oa the cotton option plso. The nnton meeting of the first divis ion ef the Spartanburg Baptist Asso ciation wifi be held at Cedar Grove Church Saturday, tbe fifife lost. During the last three freefcs about 400,000 pounds of bacon have been re ceived at the Air Lihe depot at Spar tanburg It A* new selling at 6% cents. The Aiken Courtor-Journel to now eaitet) by Mr. A A. MeKIbben, lately ol WIBUton. We know bim well end fed sure that be will make things IfvMy in the baby county# Freon information obtained from an aefeofitative source we are enabled to say feet fee Cberaw and Cheater Rail road Company will asset promptly tbe July Interest os he firat mortgage bpidrir ', - ■ *t- The Florence Times says: *•& new freight tariff has been put into opera tion by the Wilmington, Columbia and Augusta Railroad Company, which re duces the local land through freight to Charleston one-half of fhe old rates.* Gen. M. W. Gary, of Edgefield, learn ing that the parsonage on Ward’s clr- to do other-.!*. W8« Hot *oy f* | f^i. *" "***+ rtvrd tro .Uf Mod p<M boor* for tho rM-oU^tort ord«<Kl M olr^iit oho. !“ * , .mntlOB.1 non fn. «-.«tllo rrto borooltot «Joot toroltoro from t .tbMO«m«l Is tide last spring or next summer? — Detroit Free Prere. It to last win ter, and lasting a good while iontrer than it ought to. We saw a young man with two heads on bis ahnuloera the other day, t»ut didn’t consider it much of a curiosity - OQt. belonged to his gif 1. ASrriith American har- discovered a pUm which givre mil';, but wr don’t see where the run to to come in, as it can’t turu ar >uud and kick the p..U over. Divide 999 999 by 7 aud you will Bud the answr-r if uiuttipiied py 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, will prodnee the rente figures, iu the same order beginning at a mfft-rent point. They do things With dtopatch in Texas. A man iu a Certain utlgbboi- hood, who bad 1- st a valuable uiais, isceiveri the following leh-giam: ".Vi.<r>- her*. Dome get her. Thief hung.” Am soon as S Houtbern uegro Icarus b><W to read, he sifaigh’way goes and vdSeb tbe D'-tpocrstic ticket. It to sueh base Ingratitude as this that makes Federal election laws necreary. Tritneceurientaltom is said to be 'he spiritual cognosce no- of pvsohoioKlcal IrfeffagJbnity, connected with concu- tient ademption of loculumnlent spir it balffy aud etherealixed contejitiou of subMaltory couoretlou. Exactly. A Chicago exchange strikes the nail fairly on fee head : “ Never go where you at* not wanted I If a mao wauta you to pome to bto piaoo of beat ores he will Invite you through an adver- ttoement. It to wrong to intrude on privacy.” Ir you want to get rid of rate, just in vast twraty-fiveceotalo calomel, and in leas than twenty-fouf boars after laying dainty morseto of bread around for tbelr oeunumptlon, you’ll see more bloated, siokly-looking loog-talto than you could hope to destroy. A thick-bended squire being worsted by Sidney Rantth in aw argcmeut, look bto revenge by eSetefortng .« - If 1 nad e ibe (bat was an idiot, by Jove, F<f make him a parson T “Yeryprobw- ble,” replied Sidney, ” but your father was of a very different mind.” ” Darn a fool.” says Harkins, who was vexed, to hfla wife* " Bo mote ft be,”eafti IBr* flourishing a cfam- ttig fisedto, 4 whereabouts are yod wofe out?” Harkins Mid some peo ple were too nmft to live ft)6ff, awtf' was too mmtitify asgry when bto wtfs eongratolatlng him on bte prospects for a long (Ibe. Ob, fee' fengue of emottocal atteoded tbe riectloe Blaflhvtlie County Convection fof ot GaembeiWr-he of fee dealer In Aegweta and generously do- Ddtedft to fee'parsonage. MBl« VIM* wa vrasraa^ rase raw va bag him to Mad u* bto Hrary Jacob, a promtoeat colored, gtegf beuevotoooe, but Hi* endowment ri s "Mser-hao M oarred at irregular UfervaM in th* Me- Tke Dsmoerata are torn to pieces by tmy of A* irianfi/^MU^^Aalemriede PreriflUai caadUatea.wluI. ' ’ workiagoct thettMe TWenbltotta rsBy ahent the name ring lachrymal wtpraeHCC to Radical ood oMcc bidder at Wiaae- L L Toftr. I ho to*, died smMealy oa Vhesedag ef- fi vr PreeMenl Eayce has vetoed tha QMfo that tt Is a breach of many fob WW.VtNWaaMk- oooM.m.1. ,u> O- i 9 DRY GOOD BOOTS, SHOES, HATS. ETC IN THE BAR YOU WILL FIND FRESH LAGER REER On Draught or in butties, Ale- Porter <&c. ALSO THE FINE T AND PUREST BRANDS OF KENTUCKY Country ~-T? ' '*■ t'* ■ Produce TAKEN AT THE HIGHESf MAEKEt PRICES. THE H 'TEL attached is now open for the accommodation of guests and will be a comfortable resting place for weary trav elers. nucfcl-tf Da L. ALEXANDER* GENERAL JOB i*RINTER,' ' ..1, ITS EAST 'B A T, Charleston, S. C. aul flnifsw or x, JOB AND BOOK WORK r EXECUTED WITH NEATNESS >,•* AMD AT . LSsWEST PRICES. wi|| receive Prompt sod Cerefol Attention. . I Neatly and PrompUy. Bpcbimraa at PBOPLS Offloa. =5= mSXOm fha aodowmetHr or a ewiVWefty r>f Mr. Yabdvihrtt to eertalaly an act of J. li PARKER B CO. to suffering humanity by Mr. fernooa of feat irevk. Hie political meets fed greatest want of ” 'ttie'AMtericao peoirfe. for sale by O. A. Phi I tips, WiHtotoa, and Druggists Fitters sad Oommisaioi* COTTON A.mD NAVAL STOHA- janl7»I| ' '' ”