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WINNSBORO, 8. C. SATURDAY, OCTORIRI 19, 1878. n. MEANS A IIS, EI)ITon1. JN0. 8. It E FIVOLDS, ASCIATH E'DTOiR. DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET. FMor Governor: WADE HAMPTON. F"'or Lieutenant Governor W. D. SIMPSON. For ecretary qf tate: 1R. M. SIMS. For Comptroller General: JOHNSON HAGOOD. For Attorney General: LEROY F. YOUMANS. For State Treasurer S. L. LEAPHIART. For Superintendent Of Education ; HUGH S. THOMPSON. .For Adjtant < Inspector General: E. W. MOISE. For Congress-l'ourth J)istrict JOHN H1. EVINS. DEMOCRA TIV COUNT Y TICIKE T. .For lepresentalices: 11. A. GAILLAltD, THIOS. S l CC it. C. CLO WNE Y. For Julge oj'Probate: J. It. BOYLES. For School Conmnissioner: JOUN BOY D. IHAYRs HAS even started (he eratik of the outrage mill again. A war of races is announced il,oml Wjraterproof, Louisana, with the usual results. G ENEUA. Si.-LIxG, of Charileston. Was nominated to Succeed Sena(or. James B. Cainphell, who served out G1aillard's unexpir-ed term, and w-ho did not have his name brought bciore the recent convention. THEF, TEEI.M4RAP'llH 1111nonn1Cs the denth of Lielut. 11. H. Benner, of the 18th U. S. Infaniitry, who volunteered to accompally the supply steanerl 11111 St. Louis. Ile c.ontracted yellow fever, and, after an illness of some days, died from its ciects. Lieutenant Benner was for some Iime stationed at diffeient places in South Carolina, and had made inanyi frieinds, who will greatly dep)lore his sado death. THAT Omio electioni w~asn't so much of a shower after all. The over whelming lRepublican mahjority ha:s dwindled dlowni to a paltry pluralit y of 3,1541, while the cominediio opposi4 lion beat thiem 40,822. Tlhe Green back partyV dreOw of' dnough D)emo cratic votes to chiange a victory' into ai dlefet. Wer hope the Gr 1eenbhackers ill be satisfied with ilayes, Sherman and1( GarfIeld. INDIANA wAS so shamelessly gerry mnand(ered by Morton in 1872, that, it takes 53,000 Demiocrats and( onily 23, 000 Repbl)1icans1 to elect a C'ongress man11. Si xteeni thiouisand D)emocrat ic majority ini the State is required to elect a b)are mnajorit.y iln the Legisla ture. In 1876 when the State went five thoulsanid Democrat ic, thle lRepub licans electedl ninle out of thirteen Congressmen. As tihe nw Legisla ture Is D)emocratic, this small Radical gain should be scotched. GOVERNORI IAMPTON has been malk ing a canvass of several (lays in Hlampton county, wihiich h)rodulced the goodl effcct of' making Colonel Moore anld Maljor Wairr'en, tihe reglahr andl the inldepenidenlt Demiocratic canid idal e for Senator, submit their cliaimis to himl for adudlicaltion. Warren climis thtt thel convention wvas stolen fromi him by seating illegal contesting delega tions. Governmor Hlamphton has enIlledl a primary election for the 23d, at. whichl onily Denmocrats of' 1876 will vote, to <tecide flhe r'ival cilhns. All par'ties have conisented to this. We believe Htapton was (lhe fIrst county to reject the reconnineindation f' nomiliating by p)rimiaries. The avidilty with which she now resorts to thenm is a great argumnt inl their fihvor, The Cloven Foot. The Washlington coresond(enit of' tile New York Itorldt Is responsibile for the statement that Hayes contemi plte3S pultting Sumter county and( other parts of the first Congressional district under martial lawv if alny dis5 turba.mees occur to justify that mecas tire. In this Iway lhe hopes to invali (late t.he election and prevent an ad ditional Democratic Congressmnan. This is a startling story ; but we are prepared to hear anything from Mr. Hayes. This theory is tome extnt supported by the sending of Attoniey Nor-thriop over to Sumter to investi gate the condition of allhiirs there, awd tle warrints of arrest. alreladv isslud by SaIm I'e, "who holds I te respolnsible position of Unlited States commis sioller. This sudhden chiang-e of, front by, MIIr. Iayes may surprise soine, but, it was nlot un11expected by those wio hati ca0re,1ful)y noed 11 progl.ress of evelits. The Republical party is in (Irlie/o mor/is and oly (ihe ilnost heroic tieas UIre Canll sie it. This ullconsthittion-al Violence is tle last. Iesort, and it, is not confined to South ('arolina. In cilciinati, ior lie first. timne in history,3 11pervisors of electioIs were appoiit ed Voi the r-ecenlt, electtion, and thi spirit 0 tle law was violated, while the letter 'was observed, ill appointi." three-Fourths8 from the Rlepublicanl and National11 par(ies, anid griving" onlly in few to the I)einoera(s. Federal imar. slials intli'idlated voters inl boh Olic and Indina, and carried one or twc close Contgiessional districks. II N ew York, the supervisors of regist ratioll have been orldered to reject aboull forty thousand ilknralized voters, Oi it teclinicil irrel-gilllritv ill tle;'r pa' pers, altiough ia New York court ia: declired them valid. As these voter are ahnost all[ Democrats, the anlimiu, of'the goxveininven call be defucted The object of tOhse extraortl-diar il'ISUrS is to prevenit the DeIocralb froim securing a ia,joiity of tlie Cot grlessional delegatiolls of New Yorl, anild Soutlh ('arolina, ald tils secuinitic these State in ca.se tile pre.silentia electiol is broughit bel'ore the .lov sv Such are (le despera tv aclics 1 wih ithe lieOpublicanls are reduved They nust he met with eqtilal deivrmi nation by (lie Democrats. The pcopl( of' S1m1telr artle el'gafge(d ink at collict it which the sympatly of tle -whoh State is wioh ihii. Men of wimiont and me1 of' deterin11latioll are leadil thell; and we f'el confident thai Sunier will be (lie Edgetild of' 1878 At, thle samec time it is incumbent upot the other counlties to roll up1) Sll(-l over-whvilming. Inuajorities (hat, evenl i IIa1yes -Levs Mi to arrest every Demlo crat in(' 501'Siter on thie( day or election Colonel Iichardsoni will be neverle less sent to Washington (o taike hi: svt alongside of Aiken and Evins and ol1er representatives of'a Free am Solid Soitl. (JENERAZ,I GIOS SIP. SenatOrlamr of AMiscsissippi, i visiting Col. II. S. Comlb, it Wiliing fon, Delaware. .Mrs. (da Grecley Smlith's son i to be nailed and known 21s "I11l-racl Ivreeley, 1Jr.'' Out of the t'w persollS ill ('hattanoo ga who havv died of vel low fevel' tw( Thle F"ii's( 1Nat1ional7 Banik of' Warri'uen the s(eady ~l wihdra2wa of' dep'osits. Mri. C2onklingi~ will invibly'21I bi ever lhe has1 4 liscoveredi' ill whaltt d1iree tionl it dlesires to go. G.eorge W. I loxie, assistant dislti atl(oi'ney of' Ibrooklyni, will resig'n. 11b c01'fesses hav~'ing" 2 approp0rited g'Iovern'l iiunt funds4, wh'iich lie says lhe lost ii WVell Street. A l'efersbur'g, Va., spc'iall says tha a1 1Inember' ofthe Len!JgislaItlure, shot E. A. Crionin, thle 11an1 who or'ganhizei aIl elec(tora2l college in Or'egoni all ba hiianselfI, and1( at tempt1)ed i the thee of' 2 vote of'the State for TlildelIi, is dead1(. t his yealr is now gener' 1allv 4'st iated a abouit 1 8,75'$ ,1 001 bhe Is. 'IThis is (114 best1 cr01) obtained015 sice 18~71I, 21m1 averages aI yie'ld of about11 15 1-2 buIsheL: to (lie acere. Messrs. S. S. Cox and( J1. S. C2. 1Blaek burn11 are' annIlouned( as5 candidat121es f'oi the Slwenker'shipI against Mr 1. liandaill As nieuther one (of (lhe three gentlemnei hais beeni Ie-electedi the c'anvass tfor the gavel seems1 a little pr1ematu(Ire. Al Sutlblk, VaO., fhe trial of W. P Atkinson, chariiged withi the muIlrder' ) his wif'e by pilson, was conluidOed m. Wednlesdayi. .lie wais thund gutilIv o murdl'(er ini the seond dlegrece, and( 'Sell teniced to thle 1)enIitenItiary' for livi Jolhn Mnroii'e & Co., of New Yoirk Sertayl 'at, beig thle thirid in stalhnenOIt of' the Frchll subs)cr'ip)tioml f oir the yellow f'ever' suiflerer's r'eeive( from their Paris house, nmakiing in al S14,000 1o (late. D)uring 01ur civil war Sir G4arne W1olseley visited thie Conf'edeirate arnn11 the gr'eaiest miilitai'y genius since Na ploleoni, a1 nta lie was gre'ater' thai the. Germani genei'als of this genera t ion. Tn the Seventeenth Congressiona D)istrict of' New Yor'k the uniusua splectale is pr1esented of two bi'ot hier' r'Iunninig foir Congress. One hmas hem nom1IiateOd by thue liepulicians anud oam by theo De.mocraits. The iniitial letter'u of their names ar'e also the same11. The Springfleld liuliican~ niow castsR Its eagle eye over the field am1~ observes that Thomas A. Bayard, oi Delaware', is the only Presidential can. didate of eitheir party wiho reumatm per'fectl y e'ect on his Iegs. As to the Itemn blicans. it. thinks thnih.1 mai. wil have to bo grown inl (Ike text two yearls. I' lhe .Deiocrats inl the ieelios to innrn Iereiv hloh( livhir. own,i :1m1 (1o not tIake ' sinlgle gainl, thiv will coilol the ext IlousIe ol ' ipresviita tives by (wett-live miajority. The Dvemocra tHe Coigres'i0nni 'alimaIg Collmli(fev 114"-ure fthat, wvillh th1 g-ainsA Vxvpeled in (he Soulih "tnil v.ewwlIvwher, (Ite next lmlouse will be I)eioviratic hv at last tohy Inajoity. Th'le Ina.I:;itlIdv ol' Ihe. vit-lor- which thel Dv),:raVy Woll inl 11ndiani', where thoy' rained I0hreve mm11belwrs ol,I'w loinse, (all oily be properly vesl ima:ted by thei Ivlveltil tha1l SIa(bor ,\lorton gerryaini iidered the Slate inl ,tcI a wav as, to inlake it. Hike ?3'11,11 vot-.- 4) to l4e' a D)emocrat to Collu-ress, whilo omlY ',IMI wree rie(uiri-d ill' I lie ileelion )f a lIpul1ican. The ' e I)emocralie ~ieiiturl wNvill iiss it ilirer appor tioimient law. "'le N:itional who was elcted to Cngres.- inl lldianai. and who will dv -ide the vote ol'iha Stat ii he e1venit (I' Ohe Presidintial eltio bin throwni into the llon-v, will ar-i wIt the I )emocrats. The Iviimocra'; (I. elinled to runil a cnaldi<dait. n-ninst himl tiltl gave hii their support. Sinev (he eleclion I he hits atiade 1 spweell, inl which lie reshadowetd his iliention to act vith anly party againlst the iepubli Thomas 11. Drew, one of the best kioWn Ini nSt, 1 enetiA el'd mi1eI of V Iirg-inia, <divd in lRichwtomd onI Wed iesday inl his nlinlety-tin'thl year. I le was ai niative ofl Oumlberh-I"I votiniv, Virg-rinlia, an<d at Sonl of (Capt(. Th'lomil,k 11. Drew, o' levolitiolary til. who served inl Washilug1l's Ii it-gnitl.. I le weit to Itichmlloid il IS03. anld was ap oited depuity sherill'inl 1807 to sum uo10aitlu' il Ohe Aairoi lITr case. lIe subsequently e.g.il in cvoiiei vial purn'4i1s 'oly i411111 hall'an andi ot1ate yvars had leI a retir leiVe. I'M iEN| .IL M1A1RRIED-On Trvw-c&:v. ):-i0iw1r 1.*Ah, nevar Ifork:- 310lint. 8. C.. by 11 vi v. T11. J. ( -Ivinle' MIt. STAROK 'EltIY MAiTN, of (.eiti.v. S. C.. to 31J88 SALLIE ANNA (AI I'1iA.: (i F"aIiItehI, S. U. A.1R1T 11ME T1C -Folt The Pu blic Il-'hools of'Flt Car'olinai. Tthe reentil ini(elin, of fill- tatv .A 7oari oit EAM inerT.S, it Columbia. SA N 1)l-Ol)'S S E;M E 4 oP ANA .YTIU-.\1. A RIT11.\ E'ICS W,a3. ailnollf o0hr 1I xt-hooks, 111dopt, 41 for list! in the lobli,- sthools of' Sollt" Carolin a1 fori li n xt fivq ye vaI-,. These Aiithmeties ar,hi t'11 out-vom. oft thirty years Ox )erince of1) I. SIl I :(L)N P. SANFORlD oft (;-or"ia, 14n ot Ill. most skillil IkIld -Ini1ccs fI I ve1-hers i:I this collitry. Inl cle,arnes of d' i:.i ioIs. fullness of. "ato exerciscs, thorughn.ss of analysis and general completeness:, they are unsurpassed, it' indt.d, equalled. They xre eminently practc. Studvilng Sa.lf'ord, pi,lpils "'aron to think. Siime'71-'7:1, they have 'li ill uSv in (lie pliblie andA prh a sv'wls litf C rl,-s ton ci'y, in the privat'. ;f CM. hia, Mt., I'. Ea i th' ollowitg ll dor.etiiIs btsoi oil use of Ilhe t>kt; in I ih-ellcool: State Suipeinte'ndent oft isietjin. (At the time, of w1iting) Pr1incip!aI Mde Aecademyv, C'oluimb'ia, S. C., 'Sani for's Arith metills aire supiori~1 t any t hat I have sreen, in thle fullneiiiss of' the based upon a full and t ho.'ongha test in the school0 r'som. TIo those teacia-rels who may examine thieseu Arnithmetie w1uithI refecrence to intr'0 out ion, 1 woul,i 1 es p)ecially commndn~ theo tre'atm(ent of 1 N-' cenitage and11 Prof(it and I,ilO. No ''xt . books t hat I hav'o ever used4 arke so saitis factory to teachers and( pulpils." I ~~Fom Mrss.' E. A. l(-:u1y. Prlincipl Chlar.. lestoni, (N. C.) Femluale Xliiemiry. "C(H. ussToIN, July13 13, 1 878.-' ( tanord's Common102 School and1( Hanford')]'s lIiigheri Analv ~t ical Ariit blmet ic hav'e for' Ii ve i'aris s1004d the test of' constan t use4 in' ouri) class roomis. Weo thin k the bi'uo etIt'r adlapted to the wmits of our schlool t han anly (othier ai'ithmetics with wihiich we'( are4 acqluinItd." Unld er' 4121te of July 22, 1878, Miss 3 n BiuowNFUiLD,, Hummieurville, Ni. 4 ,w\irites: "I'ing uslIed Sai- ord's A rithmie 1s anid Worcester's D)ictior'ies for 5evel'i . years as school hooks, an21 i seing thle , benefliil results, I take great lIisur ini relco'umon(rd i ng them to the fav~orab.l e nlotic of teachers" From Miss Is'.1m D. Munrrrx, Principal lItigh Sehool tor Girls, C'ol umbia, S. (' '-It aflfords me4. pIleasute to) give myi~ miost unqutialitied commenlWdationc ofI .'a'i ford's Ar'it humietic. I havoed them' 11(0 . moy school for several years wit.h ciitire July 11, 1878. From Paor. yN~o. B. I1ATIiC, Military~ Aeademry, Greenville, 8. C. "I1 inltr'odneedo Sanford's Ar'ithm netiles into1 mIy schiool two years ago I lihe them bletteor than any series that I have July 11, 1878. Until January 1st, 1879, we w'ill sul)ply Sanf'or.s i Arithmeties foir introduet21li tt pricshlnclulns 11 or III, as ca.ise 1)ay3 b e, Cohnun111 I gives retail prices wichiii obtaini after introduction shall halve been1 accomnplished, I. II. 111. Exchian~e i. e*.wnh1 Int,reduc- boo0k by' l ather Sanford's Primary Analytteal Aritlh's. 2T 18 14 Hanforti's Intte.rgne-. medlIite Ana;lyIical Arilhuitotle .- 45 80 22 Sanfoird's (Commron School Analytleal Aithlmelle - 80 55 40 Sanlford's Iligher Analytical ArIth. 1.25 85 6 Any of theo above books cain 1:0 ob)tatined, at prIces quoted of Me\ASTEIt & 10Ul, winns.. oi'o8 C. tIndt for' circlulars desci1'ptive, etc. I S Orde rplom -aot,telLndedI to. 31MA1Nv. XV IN, Gleneral Agent, ~jfEB1r CkoG f rackers, at 'r' - -- 14J. McCAlULEY'S, FN GO.ut lfV ' ;tS.ori $3 )N n i*l 1' 1%11,1 1I Ire I14 I . f. .-Gra- l i ii t I pr,e a. . 'I I9 lii F tli. I'! I I g E (;a i Il wIil ,I I t ll o I ;, 1rc 1.0 \ (Xnly ' :,. . XVnt n Iis IUni Ni) ?:I. I is vk NIw I h I:l I PII :11. of-" aItls :fs. }alt4 12 silips 2t72.'=o. (' I ll,h n ilsI l ' stW - pill ac i I:-: n i , :.. N'1. ol' p olily ' on.rs. i :tjIt III ;int, Io'll!j : It' 1 a11n no! ' scrllv' . 1". I:. lit IliI l it w :INs:m ,[ I o I .iI II '[iv- l - Ii ' I l I I r t il p . i1, I t i it it lilor ilt 1011 1it itti . I -.! V r'1; . ; O -:.I' l(:~ \T Y o . hnel on, N. .i A beI 'O.\i Il', N Y, .\ i I , .\I t: an i 'l-as-' t io .l . I r:0lf i- h r pli : - fI ( t oI l ' - )e . le f r o m i :110 1 -s. I m' I e I ( n'di: j ) e i ; r i ' U 'r t i : l a l l(e p vit s r - C it Oit of. 1.'. .\ [i; I i . ri'l S ANDF l ID A I CAL )( CUUE I o li. AK ': , A tt.l W lkg n l I N: c o , A t I N P11,11i I - ' l I i 4 A-11." i m I t' 11111o\ o I :I:h : I t. rl Idi I.\' -1.% sil w v! l e v.. \V J K 11 TT R PA INON IIU , 11 , 11 VE Il l w1 ivw Hel itt w ll i N..ls o , ll .itlelr Iu111 f.Aro - tir . Nwoh . ;i win. b '1n w Iv 1 t. - l iw;in i f o 0 11, ii an l -!i t pr*. il oi-, Whe:. . l S . O-i-T-N 'opret r. 1 :-.(0M. .l'Ess. ItCE CO.,T B-tigm,MIi1t P.\F oN Ns'paler \'ivert-:u. neW rich till",'.oftt i ll it-1 n i t-lt h ih f Illn -ill lil''eril ee s\stelr i i fr -; p lIor \ y e . .tilll.r litll- :otwi inr i-. oie' l i oni teb (1:i 11 min' I I :' ill .l * i. tiH ll 1. 1A, Y1i( 111o. , 1. i or. .\liAv i'l.S IlIi. wV il! 11 l hoon S iv, Nw h k . ( o ' i l verIllhi4t1a. -ivinItq A ('lilvltTu ir :fvroti-:lin' at ov rti JC- ) c niry TI . las 'N ec lt.il (:.it 1lxst -'l tiliI i hirv itu rtn e-tIn bi 0.\ b ic A'iele.v, i' I l'' ttSiet.it Newt~'t Y o. y Now Rvedty ! Thiilirand A.lijev... AIND 0OTH1ER11s, Sre tAL E H N LY $ 2.7 5, Itv IION. -.' Ti . II 1 \ .I. Ilto prIne o' Ill :. rtI e to1 ; .i l llt fory (i lt ; e.plorf e - ioll., il A !!')t l l lwi;' .- lols jt,tI-iI I g b tIhe Co!vro. .hew 11i il I~~ 11.t v1 E WNy Itl i t 4l 1 o111 1 (b ij i 1e-; 1,' .l -- It 1l.IIIII'o lt. 11.:0 11 ilo n g",1. ilIi v -. S 1 i t 1:7 I's hwls. t i , I p I Av Ork ;I Is. 1m . I r Ins I I I' it A I " I) It (< . I e -, ::;I n . - Ptiet, lhliitil -.phiia. .. ENT f ? I', V. I .yT 'EI 1), mp--'ji.AW AVE ARTW now op'lning" onle of the aret. sh)celi of' GOO ( GOODS ) 151 Columbia Business Cards. T-LEAD qIU TR:ls for cheaipeit ro t evrivp an hiardwiro in Coluubin 1o be found ati tite old reliable houso of LOILCK & LOWtANCE. TUXN's, Portraits, Photographs, Stero.. _ 11v0cpes, &-c. All old picturm copieti. Art (ikllery Building, 124.1 Main Street, Colmtabia, S. U. Visitors aro (o1dilly ;IlVitt'd to call ani Cxa%ninlo. (-I IIA I II,L\S, formierly of Cadion, ,-J has I Oved Ct o ii 1111bil:a, an I opened a ir e st,wk, of' Dry Goods and Notionm, Bolts Sh, ''Il ruiks and Vatlises. Saiin factin gi.1ainted. -1 -3 j-('K lIN'S GA TiIERY---OppoHito v the Wheelor 11mnve. Portrattti, Phot ograplis, Anulroty pes and Ferroty pvH finkishi d in the lat.tst, stylv of tlt art Mld pletlros copiel and vrillargod to any Size. W. A. RE"JKILING, Proprietor. ~~1E K8 & DAYIS, importers 111 14-1d1aersinl Wattohes, Clocks,Jewvelry, Silver and Phled Ware. 1i1o1So 101 rIIi. ii. (voo-4t, &c. N. 11. - -Wateh.os and jow. elry ripaired. Colunbia, S. C. oct 27-y CLE HK'S SALE. Stite of Solli'h Caroliin, CoUNTY OF FAIMFIELD. TIhc Winnsboro 1hiilding und Loan Asno. Robert F. Martin, M. Evans Marfin, J. Alice Martii, Mattie E. Martin and Willia 1M. Matinill. T N pit"i'urea , of ant order of t,ho Court of ('onunonl Pl'as, itle il t.he 1bovo stateld case, I will offor for salle lefore til coilr-t-holis door inl Wiuisboro, on the lust Monday inl Novetaer next, withinl tile logal liirs of salle, at publit oultvIry. to thet hiighest bidlor. th follow ii-.: described propert.v, to wit: All thai. iece, parve'l or tract of land, lvingl, bellng an14d siuato in the town of W~Itnboro, ill tile Coity ol Fiirtield, State of ( 'th 4 1-roil, 111oVn inl th0 hiaI of 'e b town ais Lot Nutber Ono I ulldd att F ifly- Five fralntinlg onl, e'vg stret a11 11. ijoinlin-g lot of callro ine lit, a t Is forllerly belonging to Dlavitl ('11111-111.1 TEWMlIN oF SALIE: On, half of the purchase mnoy to bo Iail in vash, for the balance a cre?dit of six niolths,; [rolin the day of sale, with in ('T-;t lIYiy ble ankirtdlyv: the tlirehaser to biv t for (he 1111id I)m.111CP ( bonld se ur'Iv y a ot e of t-h prom iSies Sold; ill .s ure ho dwelling- house onl saliA prtemill s agaillst 4loss by fire; to fll,i'nfx the pli-Y of in muilee to the said Clerk; aidl to p1lY fomr all noc..ssarY palpors. W. 1I. K ElItI, ( i r' ' .:100 . C. C. C. P. Wilnsholr0, S. (.. Octolb r 11, 1878. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. SWiANLNT to l2n1 order of the Court Soft'robitte for the Comity of Ftirfield, a11111 this ilday, llt persons having cliiims, f waitever naItt're against the estatc of .John II. Davis, doeilsed. are required to establislh t.hut!ir demnands )nt or before tho viglhth day of November next, beforo tho -1dlge of Probiato, ait Winsioro, South o. 11. THM,PSON, Jti!ge of Probate. Winnblor'o, . C., Oct ober II 1, 1878. tict 12-1 N E I G 0 0 D R 3. lL BEATY'8 Inva just retturn'ed from Newv York, andla opeing daily a vaied stoc'k of DR~Y GOODS AND NOTIONS, HATS AND) CAPS, CLOTHING, 13OOTS AND SHIOES, GRO1CERUIJES, &C. My Friends arc Invited to Call. I again (ull thuo alt t~tionl of the publllic to my sitockc of "Bay State" sewed Boots~ andl shoes. Ever'y pai guartans teed1 to give --SATPISFACJTION.-.. Spt 20 J. XI ]3EALfY OHOER GRtODERIES! JUST RECEIVED. CJonsi t ug of Pro'sh Sugars, Coffoes Famiily Flonri, Grist, Bolted Me[cal, Syr'up's, Moluas seos, Sodla, Soap), Starchl, ]Bag ging and1( Tlies. LARD11 in bbln. canis and buckets, BACON. Choico Rod Rust Proof Oats, Seed R~yo and Barley. Nails, Traco Chains, Horse and Mulo ,Shocs, Axle Grease, White WVine and Cider Vinegar, Durhin's Tobacco. Raisins, Currants and Citron, ALSO, Frosh Canned Salmon, Peaches andi Tomartoos, Mixed Pickles, Chowv Chowv and 'Por Sauce. ot 8 n. nL -rLr nN.