The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, November 04, 1879, Image 2
T E NEW AND HERALD.
WINNSBORO, 8. C.
TUESDAY, November 4, 1 1 1879,
n. MWOMs D..179. EDITOR.
.- tR1NOLD8, A EmTo
GENER-kt GC..ANT reahled Oialha on
Saturday on his way to the East.
Ovations were tendered to him all
Along the route.
.FADA.iMR NmI.sON will receive eigh
teen thousand dollars for twelve 1er.
formances inl Spain (uring the Wed
ding festivities of King Alfonso. Why
Cnn' every body sing?
IT Is rumored that Earl Beaconsficld
will soon retire from the Britih Min
Ist.ry, whether oi account, of his Ilge,
or becausc he has gotten into deep
water with his foreign wars is not
sta ted.
Tim Barrisu Army, under General
R ,berts, has entered Cabul, (he capital
of' Afglanistan. No resishance wa-i
encountered bll. hatred o' thel Englisi
was :anifested( by a sulle cam.
Geeiral Roberts ddressed the people,
satilg that. by their cowa,irdly en-'
duet in ima,sacrint tlie British imbas
sy they lid forfeited all rights, but
that Cabul would be spared. A mili.
tary governior will be appointed amd
Martial law proclaimed. All natives
caught with arils ill their hnlds af(clr;
a week will be shot. Rewards tire
ofired for the arrest of the Imurclrers
of 'Major Cavagnari and the other vic
tims of the- riot..
Death of Zach Chandler.
Senator Zachariah Chandler, of
.MiChigan, was found dead lin his bedI
at a hotel in Chicago on Saturdav
morning. Oin the evening before his
deathl he had addressed anl ilmmense
coneour-e wvith his accustolinedIru
lence. The physicials iibite I)1 his
death to congestlon of the lungs, but
the probability is that le had worn
himself out with over indulgence in
liquor and in impotent. rage against,
the South and Jeff Davis. We would
be pleased to say something good of
Zach Chandler, but we don't know
anything except that lie was a good
fatltr-in1-law, and gave twenty thoul
sand <k liars to each of 1ugenle 1 lale's
children at birth. Iln polities he was
an unscrupulous partisaii. Born in
1813 in New IImIIIpshiIre, 110 Move to
31iciganl and engaged inl mercalntile
pursili(s. lie was mayor of Detroit
In 1851, aind in 1857 was elected
United States Senator, serving con
tiniously until 1875. The tidal wave
of 1871 swept. away a number of' rol
ten political hulks, among then ZaicI
Chandler. Grant took him ito his
cabinet as secretary of the itterior.
Taking advantage of his dlouble posi
tion~ of cabinet officer and chairnmn of
the national Republican party, ho 01r
gaizied the schemel which resulted in
thle theft of the PreCsidency. .1 [ayes
was for a wille unlgratef\di and1( Zachi
Chandler reCfused to recCognize him11 or
to visit the White Ilouse. But at tihe
beginning of (his year1l he:madetl a bar
gain with thie White Ilouse, by which
Hayes appoin ted Senator Chr'istilanciy
to Pern anid Zachl Chandler was rec
elected to the Senate. Ue he spent
his whole timne in r'evilIng Jell' Davis
anid the1 South. T1he salme sp)eech wias
r'evamtfped on aill occasions, and was
niformly r'teeived withl loudi laulgh
ter by thle Demnocr'ats, a eircumsianice
that never ihiled to make the Alichi
gan statesman r'ave. D uri ng the
present campaign Chandler stumpied
several States, and was in tile mlidst
of a tour of vitulper'ationl iln Illinois
whenm death lay his hand upon him.
One of his inst speechles containeld the
following:
W"Vhen the rebelis surrendered ait Ap
pomattox thev surr'endIered to a gov'
I'iermnt. Wh1en thety surr'iender'ed
their 1)0ople and1( thirl armsli they sur1
render'ed to the governmnat of' the
United States of A moreIica. Thiey simIl
pl y asked that thleir' misel~' lives
miIght be spar'ed. We gave them11 their
hives, anud told themn to go 1home1 andl
raise cr'ops and behave themselves,
and obey the laws. T1hey had f'orf'eit
ed their pr'oper'ty, and we returned it
to them. They forfeited their cit,izen
ship, andi we restored1 It to them. We
killed the faitted call, and invited themi
to tihe feast, and theyi grandly inform..i
ed us that they had always owned that
calt'and were not t.hankfuil for it. Byv
the lawvs of' war' and of nations they
were in ri hlt bound to pay all e6
1)enses of t ewar and of the niatioir.
They were fn all jnstice bound to pay
the cost of' tile rebellion, but we for
gaveo thenm with a magnaninity uni
knowna to the nations of' the earth. We
made at mistake, buIt the greatest mis
take we ever made(1 was in not ha mu
ingeong ofthos reelsto unialke
The elections this fall are simp)ly a
prep)aratory skirmish1. We don't k now
who will lead us to victory, but per'
haLps that silemnt nmn who somletimes
smokes a eigar', (interrupted by tre
mondicous applause), you seem1 to have
heard of the man, (applause that ef
fectually inerptdh spakr), or
perhaps the secretary of the tr'easury,
(renewal of' tremendione appl ause.)
Xe mautter' who It is, weO shall ma nke
these rebel brigadiers knowv and un
dlerstanid that. they have got to obey
the hiaws of'this country-that we are at
last a govermnent.
'This ia a fair sample of al11 his talk.
No wonder such a malignant sp)irlt
could not survive the general revival
of p)rospeylty.'
As COTTON Is KIN.-In COmmerce,
so.flhe liver is kings in thle human s'.
em4 We camnnot live in any geace WA'1th
hi ior a diease. lo keep it
4 t iider-'s Liver PIlls. They are
'1dby A 1 drugglets anld country mer
~ JNr sale by Dr.. W. E. Aikemn.
" '~s4{iae Is the best polley hn medi-.
*6 In to tlad$ ypr's
NlORA Ti 0 8 s Ivmo Ult's w1 I 11's.
onkiltg's New word---"6Nnj)jalian1jI" Not
Known" 10 the C411a"t1t1ttI4;'k-Thi Blt
1101d Olt to the .4ontih.
[(orrepoittenWe otill, NOw York Heralij
lI- is all er'vor to.,ny thaj.. (1,ovelrIor.1
Seyinour. Iha givell up1) politi s. It.
WoulId be ai vo r'eet. Io ay hat - h
er aii illodhr vwho in Ilei. Ilnval1pww
yeal't Sit in tlir qiuiet holie wth
ing thir chibd-irt, who harve suh
other ties and are art hit Iling" u iti
the workl, Iivo evased to ho parents.
Onl (ite hills it Doerlield I te Colvernlr(
is ts IIIxious for the welV I of (lie
Denioel1 it. parly ald for the Ildvalice
ment an<d prosperit of' (Ile vohiltr Hs
he was wheni hie sat inl the lEeIIHve
Chainber. at. Albany. Only his hlea111h
Ildiolli.lh-S him Itld Is inclimaitionl
pronl"ps himn to 1rfrainl fronli a1a,inl
elit-ring Ole arelia or taking n :it- .ive
part. in polit ical allhirs. Not thal he
i e frlinig or fee(oble vither il fianil orl
inl initellevi. luly, Moutf, upright
atid sueuilngly vigorous, with a clemr
eye, 11 bright c-()t itounI It e a in t livir
Stp liook the picture or r
health. Theo only indliention of* ad-1
vN1ing aig- to be disverined about, hin
is a !;light defi-0, or herig,widOh
prominps himi octasionally to place his
hanld behild Ik var. (o .li<lt Iho Sound
o i t speaker's voice. but it is so trifling
as to eim Susnept S ile, nd ti
stnger satinglibn wAaling about hi
R'ilium s rah as aail r rToW, antil
without eve l the hlcit) oft li ilkI
wouldiliak hinm For at h.ale, hivnirh
Cl-Illier, m-arcely beyond thil pr.III0 O'r
lifle. W henl fuesti'olled by the R/orld
c r111responldvill ok l the subl fi . or (lilt
presvlnt Cami""iI Ihe SPOIk'11 reaidily anIld
111 I kO5ir'8 Ii I N..or~ c ai
"dYou knlow Mhai, I ai (1u1t or ill(.
poli(ical world hern,'' ho said inl subl
stance, "an1d I h4lould Sek vouri. opinl
ion itas to theit otit look of th lil' eainp:aig
rativie (ha I ttimi. t o I pron Onn t t ' a
idg111i4.1nt of' i1y own. I wHldoI sve
Inly onv hI IlvIrISv.9 aiut, poilies,
a1d Ill I know. of* he prog1'esis- of' itlhe
entiRS. is wlinl, n irA inl ith, tow al
paies. I nin sincfmeiv flesilou.; ror
the Su1e Aof t r IioLrt heA IlA- v,
nlot ulonv beau:e of Iv Fyn11a1l0'N
wilh its prinipley, but b-ad e I se'a
(.tss,1-1 T. PE I 1111 ('10Il i itY,av sx
Eidt 'lu-:tiil -: ut 'ro 'rui iv . it je-r ay,
tld espeviaIlly to thn 1 a e S-1.1 oo Nvi'
York, in le dovirioe now het.oi'tg
geea iogorOPponen-lt.. Bot h
Mr. Conkli Ian A] .. I In vcS in Iit(" h I'
gspeeches use t he word 'I:aii'maliln'
SW011 d tilitilonIl to oil comstiituiol,
and dllvlieratel r.e Ir nif Th11. Th
helmbiail-s alXiow Wlo veni t4liz
poW ine :l inr .11 l orv il h 1tional
gover ntot i a it' I O:' - grv;." i -r re
strii 1ionq onl1Owi Mdis, the S the welith
of l New York it., bv and Ippahuds 11he .
ilea. Ther iS dis-at1ifaction with0
the nngmntofral.n, anld
wihenl All Valervibill. proposs to
leave naiih'o:ad t-gishiaio With ConI
g he rich inevean h lite of lie Iit
(ropolis indlorme fihe, propostison. -Bnt
they do t(It (livinlber that ther have
1wo Senator.; in wo!rs ,*! ivn
Cillibinled rival sslfi. o) ' ('rsylv na
Mt sIate.h n (d tlahu il i.111 S'.
Iight C elraItl Sties li velu at n riti i
of oi ti<m and itbear1(1 the i'en'ri
siit o the spla coh e of 1r. viiintl
and Mr.Conli?iTer vI ' O'ttlt li Oii!rO 1a'4h
sayto'. u ohe lileenct Siotr Staoe
'Comiin4, w1ithC fit us; xoo it usli foti
heavy. subsi(lie 10 ; 11 we w illgivIIOiil
ylh~oura river unpovueIlen'5ltsvou ennalsh
anii lli, theiernl l e. ork , uwn
noth hoave Io payi;ivoi'? hir v'enatolie
whu ilabl ustIl this,u glanid. hsw
duepoil yn1 in 1) ar, I wle wlige'is rll iou
despilusi l.E 0 in Cof peace.'.Th rid..
otheg Ntioea S otnpid 4) ar hohl'('i(
tho Sthern011 iSihitesfor a tnit Iru e hito
lthg doctr1 ieo stri g-hts, suc Iali
npea int'. prevai in( Cthe' e)nd, and~it'l
whe ohlli t'see t~e (i(Sth, w(hich'
Eingolnd, whup.Ic liginae and1( (lie
CXer ssind You1 and I loow' itt'e
theited Statioes 1Senao' i'ite altohe
Ci' iie e incVal,reaing iiei'opia-.
them. bil iial then(g. ta es lthaOt
liaytic)iiht of the ltaxes ae tot f beathpe
biurdte.ie Our sysigentt tof goveronn')n
va't (ive o lia shuhiat lis a..t' check
Co nrss (itllutt is tnot foesi'aen
that. 1 t Sent.el woneithe viituablt
d)fip1Ienr oflhnorioltseplrteon, b.
sowiingtton favored'1l411111 floweris tou-.
tands J'ol)tilees bha (lexchit. poiiay
laee n anlsibu i'tnaii overothe o
werlyt Withoi thewide of'ationauil
ths ndeoped wi'uVthth thirmlt Soth
crn ' eAors ting ae he har e n
o1un tiin hr ib New Yo rk,Jil ltdl
withzn her wio enat. whreIl1 the
tight gatil taving h Sles, woinh
ateI itoen hi do utslance ais tise
subc. neow ha bu Codanger o tas
Por,ople IoNw Yok omrntr recognie
iitofteNoal ollos comfRteesenda
ive lars yeanyth 'an ointriente,daot
for saycontradicory thte hthe ave
ne mminUwhIhmshuti sc
MUyRDER W11r OUT.
Demorallzatlon of thko 1ole--The Nrio
and Fate of the Murderers of jmogue an
of Nathan.
(Correspondonco Ph111ndelphla Tinmm)
Ninv Youic, October 18.-Peoph
Jiving'- out -of New York hav0 litth
idea o t hIe demoralization of tle Polic<
orce or te greait city and the0 conse
(Iluenlt dangler to Irv and property.
Buraghries are of daily, or rathi
Ighty occurrenve, ando sometimem
half a dozen of themi will be recorded
inl tweny-Foulr hour; garrotings and
st 1eet robbevries are not at all rare, a1
a Ir t,he despicable plic-k-pocket), his
V.mme1 is h-rion. Look any. morning
inl tle advertising columlns of th
.1erw//, and11 u111der the Iead of "Re
ward'i" you will be pretty sure te
swo tlr-ee (ir (titr ollers for the return
of wiatchies, Or purses, or some other
vahllables, takenl from file pCrson of
(lie loser in some puliic place. Al
illost invariably tlh e oillnr is accoipa
ntied with the- promise to ask no fuos
tionls,,anid though.1 Chis promlise is inl
viOiioion of law anld amounts to "coim
poun<ding at i1elonly, it goes onl froml
d,1y to :lay williout ihe Slightet oppo
Hiltoon onl the part of tile ath11iorities.
A good imanuly aws tat are ol staitute
books ar" 4itil) unlieeded by those
w Iom we pIy to have theiml c'iforced,
and some aro opelily defled with a
coollneFs, that Cann11ot be otherwise thall
refresihing. New York wits never
well goveried in the bost. of times,
but ait presenit the demoralization i8
worse thanl over. The citizens are
1,1niiliar, with criio inl prelty ieairly
ill tie pllses it. Caln asstulli, 'and tile
buin5iiesi.'s bloom, of which so muchell hal1s
beenl herd of' late, seems to include the
eiterike o wroneg-doing, if we may
judge by what. is going on aruilld us.
"-,ing of uni-overed crimes
remilnIs mlle of soimledihing that, is not
gelerally kinown. Mo-st readers of
tihe papersuare aware of (le t wo fiiolus
anld Imysteriolus mur11ders Within thle
plast leendle-dhat ot' i. ilogers, Who
wais k. I lledi wh-ile weeping the side
wiik ill front. of his house oil Twelfth
str on(4 e m0 ()it'ilorning', and that of Ben.
jam,lini Nat.111111ia , ud111edred ill his house
()In Twellt v-I lird street, Just opposite
Ile Fii'li Avemii I otel. Arrests
were maide inl both inslances, but no
bodv was ever broluflight to trial, an1d in
course of tii llie excitemeit dietout.
The murderers inl both these cases are
knlownt to oie District Attorilev's office
aid (lie history of each murderer has
b)eenI clearly, established. Thle criml
11.118 wvere not bronl-lt to trial foe tle
rt-asonl that tle evi(eev. was not, stuil
eivent to secure at coil %vI(,tionl, and it wats
tholgilft best. to waitit util enough had
bevin secured war-rant, their arrest.
.ireun1staices Ilivo. plit It. out of the
power o lt aIthlorities to Inflict the
prwoper punishment, as both the mur
derers airn dead. Mtr. Rogers was
killed b% ono Janes Logan, who was
arrested at the 1ilme ald was known
to Ilie police as Logran No. 2, for the
reason that he was the second person
ofliat luamlle aeelnsed of the crime.
There was not evidence against, hiin1 to
scellre his Conviction lui(l So tle pro
ve<dieg nover went beyond the coro
Ier'"siury. The mnis-ing link in the
chaIlin 4)1 evideince against himii was hits
actcomp1flice., whio (til not be found
and14 br'ought for'ward', ini spite of' larmge
ofilers o1 nioniey if 114 wioiildl turn
Sitb's eiden'ice, coupledl with aL prio
Thai:t a huan) !ot1'b murinider'ed ini open
daty-ahott '7 o'clock in thle mioninig
mot)11))1 p opuos lito of' thme (city, was
not tlclulat(ed 1to inispiret confidenlce in
t lie bretast of' the averai'igo New Yor'ker
ill tavior of' 0our po4lice4. Lutekily' the
enIIterpr)Iise of L~ogan idi o th 1 ie imi..
1tutor's, andh ini coiire of' time14 the oc
uenciiie ce('1sed to be talked about.
Logani wats killed ill a discuiiSSon with
at 'nan of' his class ini a low bar room
0on ILluston str'ect.
THI-i NAIIAN MUiRDER.
The murmdei'er of Mr. Nathain was a
n11o'tilns bui'glai' lnmetd Forrester',
who dhied' inl pison lat Joliet, Illinis,
wihile sering" out1 ai sentence for' ai
cimlie 'onnuiittedl in t hat State. For..
with thie initet to i'tb it, in (the absenice
4)1 its ownier; it will be r'ememibei'ed
that(te Nathana fiimily was15 (lien starl
ingL mi thes couniht.ryl, and that, Mr'. Na
thain's presence in the house that nighut
wa'zs to ai cerltinlextent quite alccid'en-i
t at. Fotriester had a comnpaunion, and
while the twain were busy at the safe
I her wete surpr)tisedl by '. Nathan,
who had been ai'ouised by the noise
thety made. A s'trugg le followed and14
r'esulfed in the death of Mi'. Nathan
rom thle b)lows sht)oered upon01 him1
wiith thie iron diog that wats left behuiid
in the4 flight of' the murdi'(er'ers. TheIi
whole history of thoecase was unravel
ed byV the attach'f65 of' the District
A storney's ofice, bit thei'e was never
enough ev'idlence to warrianlt thema ill
bi'imgmg the mnattei' to anl arr'est
and( iial. 1t. is onei thing to be
satisfIed of (lie guilt of a supposed
erinmnaiitl but quite anothler thing to
prove it. Fokrrest ei's accomplice
steadiy r3 ieflised to "squlI" 01' tur'n
Slate's ev'idence, and without his evi
dionce it woutld have beenu idle to bring
thle matter' befo'tre t1h)pulic. Ini the
ease ofJ,ames Logan there't were sever
all biits oft cir'cumistantial evidence
against himt (liat would hav'e formied
links ini the desiredt chai,li but in Fior-~
r'ester's aflhir' thiei'e was very little of
a circ'um st antihal char'acteor to weigh
againlst himi. Thle '"squealing" of his
accomp)lice( was absolutely necessai'y,
amnd as this couldh never be obtained,
the Nathain murdi'(er remuiained a miyste
iry to the0 genierail publli'.
T1herie is a mistaken impression on
the lpar't of' a great majority of persons
that they are in danger' of bodily hermn
f rom burglars. Nothig could be wider
of' the mnark thani this. T1hie burglar
dones iiot desire a personal linterview
withI the porson0I whios houso he Is
phidtering, but oni theo contrai'y Is of
so modest a char'acter that lie seeks,
by all meanms In his power', to avoid anI
enIcount er'. If lie Is distuibed In his
operations hi wIll run awaiy, provided
lie cani do so, anid It Is onily whemi he
cOmes0 face to face ith some one that
lie resorts to violemico. Sometimes It
may be necessary for film to blind a
victim-as in the case of a bank
wvatchmnan or othter guardiani of a
p)lace whie'e the valuables lhe seeks
arte kept--but If iio resIstance is ofrerw
ed lie g'ener'ally nmanages this p part of
hIs wvork with becomhIig. politeness.
Wheti he does COmiO to at personal on
couniter heo may~ commit mui'der', not
that lie thir'sts for blood; blit In ordter
to remove a witmness agaigt'hith. Mi-.
Na'tthan wvould have received no i.
jui'y if the - robbers h,ad nQotfeared
kibtinf~ation by him;* fearig th
th ildhim on theo, ho. te
escape bodily Injury is to make a
10180 when yu hear them In your
. Itose and, ivifle making the noise,
I give them an .)pportlluity to.get out ofI
the way.' If they are adepts at the
busines they vill make all haste to
leave your Inlbspitablo mansion.
PEMIBROKE.
A Viviny DFsmirivE PASSPOwT.
In 1791, a worlhy Parisian bourgeois,
after diniug afta restaurant, set out for
a walk to Mocitnartre. No one was
then allowed tW leave the city without
preseliting his carte de *iurele, Oil
which 1his pere6nal appearance was do
scribed, as In a mordern passport, a
regulation of which the worthy bour
geois was unavare; so when at the
barriers the giuard asked him for his
carte, though Surprised at the iature
of Ilie quest, i, like a docile Parisian,
pulled ottt thle !arte of,his dinner.
"Calf's-head,"said the official, read.
ing and glancllig at the bearer; ".Well
-that's accurate enough, but not ea
pecilly polite. 'Pig's feet'--the citi
zen who drev up the pasport was
(ruik ! 'Bretst of veal-sufbd'-1'lI
bet a ream of issigniats he was. 'Leg
of muW tol'-itizeis, puss olI I don't
prece-isely Itierstand this passport,
but you are midetlly a harmless indi
vidulal. 1rk. U, Reputbliquc."
French Paper
-The opilni.)In of Mr. Murat Hal
stead is that the Republicans will not.
be able to Secure the next Presidency.
The Democrats have now got all those
adivantages for coint.ing their man in
which the Republicasli had when they
pit. Hayes into the )osition to which
ie had not bei clected, and the opin
ion of others lsidcs Mr. Halstead is
that they will use them. The great Cin
Cilati editor (oCSIn't rely much oil the
nolsenlse that Grant would be able to
frighten them out of their determina
tion or that there would be (listurbance
of the peace any more than there was
iml the wiliter succeedling the last
Presidential contest. When it comes
to counting th( vote next tihe the Ie
publicans will very likely begin to re
alize that thev have furnislied the
Democrats wifli altogether too many
handy precedeuts.
-Bristol, England, Ias adopted a
method of lighting the streets by gas
that, while consuiiling 110 mor'e gas
than -before, gives about double the
efficiency of the preseit system. For
Imierly the street lamps of Bristol med
but one jet each, which burned five
cubic feet ofgas per hour. Now two
Jets are used, each Oie consuming two
and a half feet of gas every hour. Be
tween these two jets is placed a double
rellector, which increases the light .50
per cent. Thus the footpath between
Ohe lamp s Is made mnuch Ififhter with
out an increase of gas, while the lamp
at a distance look like globe. of light.
A BAn MimoiiY.-A paint-r of ce
lebritv in Paris, when his first wife
lie has now married another-was sick
unto death, was informed by her of
her great fear of being buried alive,
all,d thereu pol promised to make an
icision in h1er eck when lie thought
her dead. Ile however failed to recol
lect it. Some monuths after he was
(lninig with ia friend and paying court
to a lady he wih1icd to make successor
to the deceased one. Out of a brown
study, 110. suddenly. exclained: "By.
Jove I I forgot to cut my wife's
thlroat." It nleeded long explanations
before the other took himl.
-The se'ason's enter'tainuments have
been notably free fromi annoyance by
couginug. Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup
does this. Price 25 cents. *
71YMENE~ Ai.
MARRIED--October 29, at the resi
dence of Dr. J. M. Glenn, by the R1ev.
A. J. Cauthen, Mu. S. P. YouxoINan,
of Lexington, to Miss C. L. BoorrERI,
of Feairfield.
MARRilCD-October 30, by the
same ciergymian, MR. WV. W. Moonga,
of Charleston, to Miss A. M. DdBoSE,
of Fairfield.
MARRLIED-October. 30, by tihe
same cler'gyman, MR. W. H. McCoN
NELL to Miss S. J. CURRvr, all of Fair'
field.
NOTICE TO TRESPASSERS.
L\fL Persons are hereby notified not
to unt or otherwise trespaiss on
the plaen known na the "Copes Pince."
Any one so doing wvill be dealt with ac
cor'ding to law. I. SIPSON,
ntov 4-t3 Agt.
NOTICE TO CREDIT.ORS.
A LL persons having claims, of what
.~ ever ntatur'e, against thte Estate
of JESSIC WYRICK, deceased, aire
hereb)y notfed to. establish the same
betfore the undersigned, at huis office,
No. 4I, Lawv Range, Winnsboro, S. C.,
on or before the first day of December,
A. D). 1879.
JTNO. J. NEIL,
oct 21-txlawtd Special RtefereQ.
FIS.IE AND) OYSTEItS.
TO TILE CITIZENS OF WINNS
BORO1 AND FAIRFIELD:
I WOULD respectfiully announce to
the public thtet 1 have malde ample atr
ranugemnents with thte best Ilouses at
Norfolk, Suffolk and Charleston, to
sui1ly me1 with FRIESH SALT WA
T I'SH antd the very best
BAY OYSTERS'
for this season. I will keep them In
store FRIESH[ ON ICE every day, so
that my customer's can supply them
selves at anly time..
All my Oysters antd Fish are guar
anteed to be fresh and of the
VERY BEST QUALITY.
Very respeetfitlly,
Washington street, Rie of Town
Hall.
sept80-.rn
PUltE WhIITE OIL.
--160 DEGREtES PIRE TEST.
W yE reopnmendl the VESTAL
4.I asa sfeillumiinaitor. It is
as clear ant white as water, eonsequently
gives a b liant light with very littlt
odor. T it. The cuie is less thao
over. J.MU, BEJATY & CO.
'IDUREWaw .
are extfoted from Vegetable produe",
combiningj thom tho BUndrake oay
Apple, which is recognizedbhysiinu
on a qubstitute or coloniel, posSising~ alil
the virtues of that_miii l~,itoidut ito
AS AN ANTI-BILIOUS
MEDICINE
het7 eincomparable. They_sjiguate
t,he "01PLD IV1 ingraethb
Yt i lve tono to
thogGEggjiiONNliS,reaingiMer
of food. Th,5eif'___Podworful infhuec~e
hrough ttoe organs removo all impuri
ties, thu vit.aiJz,g th0 tia4uosof the body
and causIU a 110alhy onditioin o the
alyatemn.
AS AN ANTI-MALARIAL
R EMEDY
They have no cqua; and as vresult not
n a preventivl and cure for LilionaLRe
andFover and Uponthehealthy
action of the Stoacl_depends, almst
wholly, the health of tho human race,
DYSPEPSIA
IS THE BANE
of thMpresont generation. It is for the
Cure of this disease and its attendantai
ICK-iADACHE.NERVUSNESS,DES.
that
TUTT's PILLS
bave gained such a wide spread reputa
tion. No 2tenedy has over boon dieov
ered that ants so spedily and ntly on1
the digestive orgunu giving them tone
and vigor o acsimilate food. 'Thiaboing
accomplished, of course the
NERVOUS SYSTEM 13 BRACED,
THE BRAIN IS NOURISHED,
AID THE BODY ROBUST.
3oing composed of the Juices of plants
extractodby powerful chemical agen
Fies _and prepared in a concentrated
fjrnhlcy ara guaranteed freo from
any thing that can injuro the most del
icato irson.
A noted chemilat who has analyzed thema, says
THERE IS MORE VIRTUE IN ONE OF
TUTT'S PILLS, THAN CAN BE FOUND
IN A PINT OF AIY OTHER."
We therefore say to the aUleted
Try this Romedy fairly, it will not
harm you, you have nothing to
lose,but wIl surely ga-in aVigo
rous Body, Pure Blood, Strona
Nerves and a Cheerful Mind.
Principal 0111e, 35 Murry St., N. Y.
PRICE 25 CENTS.
gold by Dru,-gista throngiont tho world.
TUTT'S HAIR DYE,
GTtAY1A1R on Wrt9niu changed to a Gr,oxsy
BLACK by R aindo applionion nt this by. It i,G .
r2rts a m2tior Coriur, auts Insantmnoousiy, and io
as IlArmlos.i.-.xnspring water. Sold by D)ruggialior
onntbyesproaonrocciptoi 1,
ffice0 Murrayt., New York
fAXE F2IEND OF A]L!
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS!!
"I had no app)etite; Holloway's Pills
ve mc a hearty one."
"Your PilbI are marvelous."
"I send for anothey box, and keep them
in the houso."
"Dr. Holloway has oured my headache
that, was chronio.
"1 gavo one of your Pills to my babe
for cholera morbusq. The doar little
thing~ got well in a (lay."
"urydnausea of a morning is now
"Your box of Holloway's Ointment
cured mce of noises in the head. ]
rubbed somo of your Ointment behind
the ears and the noise has left."
"Send mec two boxes; I wvant one for ii
poor family."
"I enclose a dollar; your price is 2?
cents, but the meodicino to ine is worth a
dollar."
"SJend nye five boxes of your Pills."
"Let me have three 'boxes of' your
Pills by. return mail, for chills and
fover."
I have over 200 such testimonials at
thoe, but want of space compels'me tc
conclude.
Fon CUTANEOUS DISORDERS,
And all eruptions of the skin, this Oint
ment is most invaluable. It does not
heal externally atlono, but penetrates
with the most searching effects to the
very rcot of evil.
IIOLLO WAYr'S OINTMIENT.
P'osse'ssedl of thils remedy, every man
may bo own doctor. It muay be0 rubbed
into the system, so as to reach any In.
ternal comlainIt; by these moans, eures
sores or ulcers in .the threat stomach,
liver, spine or other parts. It is an In.
fallible remedy for bad legs, bad breasts,
floutracted or stiff joints, gout, rhouma-.
tism, and all skin diseases.
IMrioTANT G'AUTION.-Nno are genuine uan.
less the signaturo of J. HiAYJ)ocK. ats agent for
the United States.surroundls each box of Pillt
nd Ctntment. Boxes at 25 centf, 82 cents', and
rd" Trhero'Is considorablo saving by taking
the large: sizes. HOLLOWAY & CO.,
feb 15-1y Now York.
GREAT EXCITEMNT
PALIYETTO HOUSE.
JUST ARRIVED one of the finest as
;ortmoentq of Liquors in the Bore. One
Barrel of Gibson's Celobrated Old Nectar,
1840; Three Barrels of fine old Rye Whis
coy: 1st, 0O(d ImperIal Cabinet Whiskey,
years old; 2nd, also, tho Mabel Belle, 9
litto; 3rd, Rloanoke Rye, the oldest, 18
litto. Corn Whiskey of the best grades.
sorthi Carolina Corn,Sweet and Sour Mash.
f the best grades. Also, WVines and Bran,
lies of the finest brands, I have also a
Inc lot of Cigars and Tobacco which I
vill dispose of at reasonable prices for
tash onlIy . Give me a call, and I will treat
you right. PhIladelphia Lager Beer al.
rays on hand from the calobrated firm of
Blergor and Engoil. You can find me at
ill times at the Bar undeor thme Winnsboro
otdel, next doer to D. IR. Flennikon 's.
all and see me. J. OLENDINING.
aug 20
$O^mntguaranteed. ISa yat
homomad bythe industrlous.
Yomen, boys a nfl gIis mke money fso f
Yor,k for us than at anything else. The Work
s li,t and pleasant, and such as anyone can
rgtat. Those why aro witse who can see
a ntte wil sndus their addresses'at once
Lfnd see for themselves. Costly outtit and terms
ree. Now Ia the time. These already at work
large nnnia of moaey. Adgroe
Aug 19-t6mxy.
YELLOW.3VZR-BLAOE VOMIT
It Is too soon to forgot the ravages of this
terrible disease, which will no doubt return in
a more malign ant and virulent form in the full
-months Of 1kn%k
iNfMEil-ELL's UEPATINK, a remedy discor
41red in Soathorn Nubia and used with such
wvonderf ul reatulte InI South America where tho
most aggravatm cases of fever are found,
causes fom one to two ounceR ot bile to 3o
filtered or strained fromthe blood each time it
passos throu ;2, the liver, as lon . as an excess
of bile existo. By its wonderfu action on the
Liver and Stomach the I1KPATINK not On11y pIe
vunti to a certainty any kind of Fever. and
Black Vomit, but tilso cures Headache, Consti
at'lon oflae D ueDyspepsia and all
No one need fVar Yellow-AFoyer who' will
oxpel the Majarlal Po4sow'hd ex's"ess of- bilo
from the blood by":using 51kI.'s HSPATINS
which is sold by all- Origgists,in. s8 con t a nd
$1.00 bottl,or.w1 4o sent by expr.ss by the
Proprigtor,- '
A. F. MEAtHIELL &-CO., Phila., Pa.
DP. Pomberton's Stillingia or Queen's
Deliglit.
Ir/"The reports of wondrfuleures of Rhouma
tiam, Scrouli, Salt Hheumi, Syphills, Caner,
Ulcers and Sores, that come from al paris of
the oountry, nre not only remarkablo but so
miraculous as to be doubted was it not for the
abundance of proof.
Remarkable Cure of Scrofula, &o.
CASE OF COL. J. C. BIIANSON.
KINsToN, GA., September 15, 1971.
OvTs :-For sixteen years I have been a great
sufferer from Scrofula in its most, distressing;
forms. I have been confined to my room andl
ted for fifteen years with scrofulous ulcera
tione. The most approved remedies for snh
cases h'd been used, andt the most omninent
phystelans consulted, without any decided
enolit. Thus prostrated, distressed, des ond
Ing, I was advised by Dr. Ayer. of Fl>yd toun
ty. Ga., to commence the use of your Coin pound
Rxtract Stillingla. Languaoge as as luinclont
to desoribo the rellef 1 obtained from the use of
the Stillingla as it is tn convey an a(deqiatto
idea of the Intensity Qf my suffering before
using your medicine; sulliclent to say, I aban
doned all other remedies and continued the use
of your Extract of Stillingin until 1 can say
truly "I aim cured of all pain," of all dIsease,
with n thing to obstruct toe active llwrsuit of
my pro ession. Morb than elht months have
elapsed since this remarkable cure, without
anyV return of the disease.
For the trut.h of the above statement, I refer
to any gentleman in Barlow County, Ga., and
to the inemabo. s of the bar of Cherokee Circuit,
who are acquainted with mn. I shall over
remain, wiitl. the deepest gratitude,
Your obedient servant,
. J. C. RIANSON, Att?y. at Law.
A MIRACLE. -
WEsST POINT, GA., Sept. 16, 1870.
GeNTs:-My daughter was taken on the 251 h
day of .litne, S03, with what was supposed to be
Aeutu Iitheumatism, and was treated for the
same with no success. In Miareh, following,
pieces of bone tegan to work out of the right
arn, and continued to appear till all Ihie bone
fron, the elbow to the shoulder joint caine out.
Many pieces of bone came out of right, foot and
leg. 1 le case was then pronounced one of
W hItez-Swelling. After having been confined
about six years to her bed ald the case con
sidered'IoVcdss, I was lilauced to try Dr. Pem
berions's Compound Ext ract of St.Ilingla, and
was so well sat.Isfled with its effects that I have
continued the use of it until the present.
- My daughter was conflued to her bed about
six years before she sat up or even turned over
without help. She now s11. tip all (lay, and
sews most of her tine-hfas walked across the
roorf. Her general health is now good, and I
believe she will, as her limbs gain strength
walk well. I attribute her recovery,, wit ithe
bletsing of God, to the use of your invaluable
With gratitude, I ain, you's truly,
W. B. BLANTON.
WFS1 POINT, Ga., Hept..16, 1870.
GsNTs :--The above certifleate of Mr. W. B.
Blanton we know and certify to as being true.
The. thing is .o; hundreds of thb most respect
ed citizens will certify to It. As much reference
can be given as may be required.
Yours truiv
CRAWFORD & ALKEI, Druggist&
nON. 11. D, WILLIAM,$
t'* DR. PEMBElRTON'S STILLINGIA Is pre
pared by'A. F. M Et-t HELL & CO., 'hita., Pa.
Sold by al Druggssts in $1.00 bottios, or sent
by express. Agents wanted to canvass every
where.
Send for Book-"Curioils Story"-freo to all.
Medicines sont, to poor people payable In Inst al
mayat
GOOD GOODS,
CHEAP GOODS.
WE respeoopfully call the attention of
*the - ublic to our -n'e lot of
Goods, and request an inspection of them
before purchasing Our goods have been
carefully selected, bought .at bottom
prices, and will be sold as low as they
can be bought from anybody anywhere.
We would call the attention of the
ladies to our line of Cloaks, Dross goods,
Faney Goods, Hosiery, etc. A very pret
ty assortment of Ties apd other Neck
Goods. Laces, Edginags, Frlli?ugn,.eto. in
GREAT VARIETY.
Our Gents' Goods department -is comn
picto in every thing.
Ini heavy goods, such as Jeans, Kerseys,
FlIannels, Hlomespuns, Blankets, &c., we
are full up, at the lowest prices.
SH-OES! SHOES!! SHOES 11!
Come and examine our Shoes before
buying. Call and see our stock, and we
will convince you that we soil goods as
checap as anybody.
.S We are agents for J. & P. Coats'
Spool Cotton, and Delding Bros. & Co.'s
Spool silk-Now Ydrk Prices.
o M llcMASTER, BIRICE & CO.
NEW GOODS
ARRIVING EVERlY DAY.
1. M. BEATY has just returned
from New York, and we are now re
ceiving a stock of Dry Goods and
Notions, Clothing a'nd Hats, Boots
and Shoes, Groceries, &c., which
was carefully selected, and bought
at e
LOWEST (JASH .PRICES.
We ask, not only our customers, .but
the whole cominuity, to call and
examine our goods.
set2.J. M, B3EATY & 00.
k1500?n$oO0 aerors to $2 a
mn do as well as men. May make - morm
than the amount stated above. No one ean tail
to make money fast. Any one can do the work.
You can mak from 60 ets. to $9 an hour by de
strictly honorable. Reader, if yo want to
knew alhl About the best paying usiness before
*I
Ayer's
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair to
Its natural Vitality and Color.
A dressing
wh0 Is at once
ag.rosab1e,
healthy, and e
feetuU for pro.
serving the
hair.' Faded or
gray hair is zoom
restored' to 'its
original color,
with the gloss and freshness of yoiA.
Thin hair is thickened, ftlling hair
checked, and batbies often, .tlion i
not always, cured by its use. N' -
ig can restore the hair where te
follicles are destroyed, or the glands
atrophied and decayed. But such as
remain can be saved for usefulness
by this application. Instead of.foul.
ing the hair with a pasty sediment, it
will keep it clean and vigorous. Its
occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling off, and
consequently prevent baldness. Freo
from those deleterious substances
which make some preparations dan
gerous, and injirious to the hair, tho
Vigor can only benefit but not harm
it. If wanted merely'for a
HAIR DRESSING,..
nothing else can be found so desir.
able. Containing neither oil nor
dye, it does not soil white caibrip,
and yet lasts long on the hair, givil;
it a rich, glossy luttro and a grateful
perfume.
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co.
Fractical and Analytical Cheilets.
LOWELL, MASS.
Southern Pirehasers of Pianos, Or
gans, Miisical Publications an'd
Smnall Musical Instrunlents
.who are alive to their
own Interest will
buy from the
great
MURICAL fldPUT U T11 SOUTHI-.
LUDDEN & BATES'
MUSIC HOUSE
SAVANNAH, GA.
AUGUSTA, GA. ATLANqTA, GA.
Geo.. ,:oino& Co. 0. L. 1jraumuler & dos
CIIA1 LESTON, S. C. CHAI 0^ TE N. 0.
C. L-. McClonahan & Co.i McSmilth Musi 11ouse.
JACK8ONyVL LE, F'LA. IPENSACOLA, FLA.
.A. B. Campbell. I rown rot,h~s
Savantnah, a.is the Grand liusical Centre of a
.Solid Musa' South,-., '.t from this Central
. . : Distributing Depr',, with its chain of
. J i-anch. usic 'ouses, .all under .
onqalm i e nt. andhavin .
* are drawn the musical
supplies.uf the South.
A MAGNIFICENT SUCOESS
OURt GRAND
INTRODUCTION SALE
--OF SADR
Pianos and Organs
'lIe only sale of the kind 'ivor succossfuli
carried out in the U. 8. Five thousand stAid.
rdinstrumets at Factory. Rates for Cash, or
T'en of t.he lending Manufacturer.s of the U.. q
have given us exciusive control of their instru
inents in the South, and authorized iis to place
for Introductioni and Advertisement One Theous
and of their best instruments in repr. sentativo
Southern households at Factory wholesale
SEE THE PRICES
PIANOS 7 c.fine niosowood.Carved $125
PIANOS TOoet, fine nosewoo, carv- 5
PIANOS ix oct. Square Grand su-.$257
eorb Case. with stoo an
Al g1aranteed instruments. Maker's namno
the freight if no sa.e A rial costs nothng if
instrument don't suit. Don't hesitate to o r
MASON AND HIAMLIN ORGANiS.
-MASON & HMALIN
- Church and arlor
& Organs. Not og t
but Highest Priced,
Best ad cheapest.
~6 stops, n~ $80. 10
MirrorTo, Only $300.
Peloubet & Pelton
Oras1 top,.n'
"_ boll chimes, onLy $100,
Send for Intronue toe Sale circular givingA
The magnificent 'Chickering, Hlallot & Davis
wobor, Mthushek Southern Gem, Dixie and .
FavorlIt Pianos Iason & Hlamlin, Pelottbt &
Pelton and Stel'irg Of in- all included in tlhis
silo. A clean swoo. oreserve. All new In.
siruments of latest styic. Fresh from Factory
Lret selectio of stand ird instruments over
offre by any5 Ilesoute. gtpadt n
L DDEN &uth BATES.
sug 5-xt8m*
**A weok in our own town, and noT
blsinuest a tr aiWIh~t epno. Th oest op.
port,tnit ever' offered for those wilinat
work. Ytt shoud try nothing else untilYt
see for self what YOtl can do at the -Ai
ness we o .No room to exp sin here, o
can devote all or time or oly your spare
time to the bu nessO5, and make greatpy for
every hour that yel work. WVomneiae as
much -ds bish. Send for special private terms
and particulars, which we mail free, otfit
free. Don't complain of hard times w 0 yots
have such a chance. Address
A 1 1 JIALETT &C.-otit!Mie
INDIA RUBBER BEpT1NG
F Luerne 8eed O*te
16w priegadust khevdi''. Ala
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