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THE NEWSAND HERALD. WiNNSDoo, & C. TIIURSDAY, Naow,er : 1870, eo ArCANS'D frA Roofi 91NO. 8 iRYNOLYPS, ASSOCIAT1 EDITO. SENAToS tampton and utl have both expressed ia preference foriBavard and McDonald as nomines Inl 1880. senlator Iampton reiterates the Opinl Ion that this ticket would defeat even, Grant, WIrL,tIA I[. VANDERfuLT and Mack ey, the bonanza kings, own live mil lion (lollars wortl of boAds a piece, and each clips fifty thousand dollars worth of coupons every qairter. This is Working hard for a living. ZACIL CnANI,I.0t reviled Jeff Davis outrageously in the last speech he crer made-while the hand of D)eath was already upon him. IIis fato calls to mllinid Goldsinith's lilies on the inad dog: 'The Inan recovered from the bite, The (log it wm Ihat (lied." GhEx. Joseph Hooker, or "Fighting Joe," died s1ddeiily onl Friday, at the ago of sixy-Voir. General Hooker commanded at Chancellorsvillk where he was ignoinilliously routed, Stone wall Jackson's wound alone saving the Federal army from destruction, After that General Hooker was as signed to a position in the West. Since the war he had been living qui etly at home. As A MATTE: of interest to our read ers we republish from the Camden frournal an larticle signed "Fairplay inl Fairfileld" Inoir1ophiion it by no means reflects I hie Pentinients of a majority of the Fairileih Democracy, except !in sio fair fs it. recoglize-4 tle imporlant ser vices of General 3ration. It took a good man people to save the State in 1876, and oi e 1ma is enltitle( to all the cre(lit. of tile A ictory. It is still too early, however, todiscuss the iojii iations of 1880. The Charleston Canvass. The straightout Democrats of Charleston proposed to Sale's party to have a primary election of all un doubted Democrats in Charleston, to (ecid the questionit between Courtc nay and Saile. The proiller wats re jected, and (lie convention without more adlo nominated Captain (> urle liay uinanlimously. We do not see how the Sale men coulh reject these ternis if they consider themselves I rue D-mocrats and believed their caimli date the choico of the masses in the party. Their having (one fo throws the odium of the split upon fthi. Captain Courtenay and his friends have (one ill in their power to heal the breach; and they couldI go o farther without absolute surren(ler, an abani dormnent of.Dem.ocratic picils and party' disci"line. Captai Courtenny will receive the heart.y symp)athy of the Demiocr'ats throughout thie State in his gallant tight against open ene mies without and1( secret foies within the pafrt.y. As a gentleman remarked in 01ur hiearinig, ChlesCton is blJy off now. If Sale or Gayer winls she will h)e dlead. Ra3dical1ism will sink her beyond r'edemp)tion. Tuesday's .Elections.. Eletions were held( in1 several Staites on Tuesday, for State ofice or for memiTbers8 of the~ Legislature. Of these that in New Yor'k was the miost 11m portant. Six candidates wvere inl thie field for the governorsh1ip) of the Emi pire State: Cornell, Republican, IRobin sonl, Democrat, Kelly. iBol (inlg Demo crat, and1( Lewis, G reenbacker, be skies a Templerance and a Socistlist candidate, of whom nobody~ ever heard before anid probably will never hear' again. Connecticunt elects a Legisla ture, and half' or the Senators chosen nmow will v'ote for United States Sena tor in 1881. Virginia decides whether she will pay her debt or will repudiate it. Wisconsin elects State oflcers. The following is a1 Summuary of the r'esuilt, as~ gaitheredic fr'om1 Tuesday night's telegrams: In New Yor'k, th'e World admits that Roblnson is de feated, and concedes the Legislature to the Itepub,licans, but claims the election of' the rest of the Democratic ticket by 30,000 majority. In Con niecticut the result gives the lleplll cans a majority of ninety-thiree 0on joinit ballot. In Massachusetts, the vl'ypulienn wnby about 15,000 ma-. Joritg.InMran th De cas aryteState ticket and the Legisla ture. Ini New Jersey the Itepublicalns gaini one Senator and five or six As semblymen, still retining contr'ol of the Legislature. Pennsylvania has gone Itepublican, by a pr1obably in creased majortty. Wisconsin is Ite publlcan by abont 20,000 majorIty. In Milssissipp)i the Democrats carry all but a very few counties. IlIliois, Minnesotal and Nebraska go Republi ean. in Virginila the lle-adlJusters seem to have carrIed the clay. IncendiaryHaranques. Tn a recent speec to his constitu ents In St. Lawrence county, Now York. Rosc Conkling delivered the following inicendiar'y language: And let me say to you right here, on~cetfor' all, and ITask you to remember it and to try me by it, that unless New York Interposes to prevent it, next Vyear the goveriunent of this country. Riot only the Presidency but the twvo * houses ofCcongrecss-wji pass into the ? .~ hands of the very men who plunged this country Iito a fled Sea of revolu tin,wh dapd hi lndin mourn anatox te supemens audcal led A oneoraoy collapsed and disap 90et'ed. I is niow 1879, and the very ,~tneni wh)o caused the rebellIon, and thge - trniun who dipped their feet in the e 0bbd of th iation and mnade the tongues of tleir dogs red with the same, have come back and taken pos session of both honses of Congress, taken voiel"government by the throat, and said (hey would starve or strangle It unless it made ternis; and the P1rosi dont gave up i s coliscionce anild his oath as the price and tle pelnalty of allowing the goverIment to continue. A greatilnmber of these backwoods Rladicals never icfd anly paper but tteiIown party organs, at know not ling about. the outside world ex cept w.hat their le:i(lers tell them. It is etsy to un(1erstalil how terrified they become wlien 1Roscoe turns lim self loose. They lie awake at nights expecting to have their throats cut "'t any moieit, an)d 1ear that they may niot live till election (lay to Save the Union once more. Such ince-ni diary and eowarly villains 11s Conkling ought to b)e halged Cor tle peace of tle country. .lis falsehioods are wilrul and m1;alicious, and yet lie mot only holds tle 1eplbli call party of New York in his hand, but imakes the A dniiist rationl cringe at his feet. The country is not salb while such Imn as Coinig wield in luenee. 1hl1ey are tar n rC (angcr Ois to tle liberties of tle people thanl yen a vindictive South could bc. Cheering Signs of Progress. No more1 clieleing signs of prog-ess can be found dhanl exist in the impetus given to education in Fairfield couity diring tle past year. Wlith renewed fhliancial hiopes comes the desire of the parent t.o have his chilrell fitted to petromn their duty in ife an111d to do hono* to their name. The suipport givenk to schools inl Winillsboro has beel very grat ify,ing. Tlhisi town en joys (lie distiiction orf being the firt o 11sk for local taxatl ion for edueat ion. Wiinlsboro's example has, as was pre flicted, awaikeiied the zeal of' oth-er parts of (lie couity. Tie peolz of Feasterville, Solle ceeks ago, had a Iieetiing, orgaliized at graled school an(d petioned for tie right of taxation ill a school district six miles square. Last. Saturday the citizens of Monti cello also took steps to organize a graded School, and petitioned 11i a (istri.t four miles square, with the privilege of local taxation ; anld uitil the LegisI.tuer acts utponl the petition they pledge thiemselves to pay one ttilh the amount of their taxes (about. two mills) for.the slpport of graded school. We are indt'wImed that Blvt he wood is taking steps to have a 1irst class school in tlie llytiewood Sem1 nary, a commodious and weitfitea bu'iding. From all p irts of tle county coie yeiewed calls for schools, and we predict that (lie day is not fi-ir dis tant. whenl every district will desire a local tax law. :lvr pioper restric tions this law can do no harm and is caplable of eilecting much good. Since tihe inlauguration of fle Mount. Zion (raded School several f11m1ilies have moved into town, aind it is said that within a week atler Monticello dleteriined to have a g'ood1 school, tour appl)1ieti ons w~ere maiude to routt a dwellinug thait had11 beeni untenanted for several yeairs. Theli peop)le arec awake about schools. All t hey nieed is money, and1( as the out look is promiisingi" we hope~ this dlifleuIlty 31ay sooni be surmliouunited. A good school enhances (he value of real estate anud eneourauges ilmnigra tion, not only from other p)arts of (lie counity bu1t fromu abroad. We are waiting to hear from Ridge way about (lhe schools. Th'lere is no danger wh latever of tile stoppage of' the schiools. Thiey tare oin a iin basis anlyhiow without (lie P'eabody Fund, b)ut, of courPse, they cannlot bie con duCced oni so large ai scale its hereto fore withlout. hav ing somie further pro vision miadeo for themn. The State tax and theC 1)01 tax, with a ill and~ a half' local tax, ought to raise about twenmty-fouir or' five hunidred (dollars for niext yeari. As the scholastic year begani on the 1st of Novemiber, anld as ai meetingi. must soon1 be called anyvway to coni sider the regulari levy of (lie 1Ocal1 tax, we wouldl sutggest to (lie patirons of the schoo01 and1 all others' initerested, to have a mueeting at all carly day to confebr with) the school aulhiorities and discuss tile eduicaf.ional qluestionI. We are contfidenit that with theC desire for good schiools existing In (lhe commiu nity, 110 trouble will be found in de vising th10 means. The only thing necessary is to make a movec. Will (lie Mount Zion1 Society have au meet inlg and( Invite tho aittenidancoe of the citizens for consuiltaition? A Cmuaucue Foix RoscoE.-A distant relative of Beuedict Arnold, 0110 Isaac N. Arnold, formnerly at memberiiC of Congress fr-om Chicago, has1 taken (lie lecture field to decfend( his remote kiusmani from th1e opplrobilum whlichi the .A.umricani people have lhe lped uipon hliml. Perhuaps this wvill enicouramue Mr. Conikling (.o believe that after im. hats been dead as5101 lo iS as enedict, somle kind relative wi I undertake to pr.ove that lhe neyer did the Sprague faimily any hlarm, anId that on thie evi5lng of the celebrated ep)isodo at Canionchet hie hand simplly (enlled to borrow ma little saleratus to make some tea bilscuit at his boardiiig house. NoT 'WOn -rmie QJATArY.--The Moxicani volcanio Orizaba, 1 7,:l00 feet above the level of the sea, has beeni aiscendedl by M. Athalza, a residenmt Iln Pueblo. T'h irteen personls accomipa riled him, one of whom died at the top fi'om rarefact ion of the air, and anothi er a few days afterward fi-om erysipec las, caused by tIle reflection of the~ sun on (lie snow. Seveni thiousand( stoeps had to be cut In the sn)ow to gaini the summit, and (lie exp)editioni occupied four (days, 0one of wivichi was a blank owing to ralin and snow. Blaroni Mul her, In 1859, firot made the ascent, aund lie has had very few successors. ---To cough and at the same time be entertaininlg is Im lOSsibl. Dr.'Bull's ouhSyrup will reach your' case. Prico 25 cont1 ROLITIVA r GOBRI. A FI'rftld Viow of General Gary. lFron the Canden Journal.) Bdor of the Journal: I am ifh ly gratifled to see your own and other puperscoming out boldly and ide pendentlV for General Gary for GoV crier, foi under (ho repressive, ,or galr, policy which Ias prevailed in tis State, I feared that the Clarion voice which la;s sou1nde(d so clearly and eiar leFslv from the first battle of Manaissas to the surrender at Appomiatox, anld froi th titiem it sounded the sloganl i 1871; till whito winged peace 1ad Et tled over our State was silenced, and the deels of Ilie soldier and statesman forgotten. "Old Mart Gary" has 1de at pallant fight for Is 'country d IPeopde fr1 the time hie led thoe 1h1unipt.onl LegiolnI at Manassas to the (ine when h e'said 11South Carolinians neMVIer sirrender," anid left tihe field of Appomattox ; and then again from the tilic he electrified the State by the victory over Chmunberlain aund Corbin to (he titme when (lhe Suvremi1 Court repudiated more Ohan a nillion dollars worth of filauduilent bonds-for which we ma) thank him and hisco-workers. I Jo has aways fought ol the sidoo the Ieople-the whitc peop/e-o1, the State, tid many of the ret'orms which have been accomplished have been tle re stilt of his labor andm bearing, for too oflen ho has been compelled to leIad where but. few dared to follow. 1i0 has been called "ambitious," "a domt gogue," anmd 1mny other nates, but neither 1hreats nor frowns of powers or principalities, of bondholders or Radicals have mia1o him Swerve from (he course marked -t for himselft as at rtepresentative of the people. 1is 10 cord will compare favorably with that. of' in other man in South C'arolimt for skill an1d courage as a soldier, tfi kbili 1t or. Aesight as a statesilmi ; antid his devotion to (le State and her best in terests, as le -ees them, i.- almost, with out i parallel, For he lits ofteni laid to shad alone whenl he was clearly-as iie huas provenl--inl the hl" t.. Wias (%try more itimibitious, or less palt riot ic, (lhan atny other man because lie Fouglit. bravely and skilIl*ullly aid won dislinction durilg the war? Ias he been more of a demagoLtiue, or less he stafesilmi 0lian others because ho contended for upright. judges, the usu I law t1nd aainkst; the flaudilulent debt, when timle has proven his Views to bie correct? 110 nloiniliated llmip toin an11d Simpsonl, and both havl-e been re-elected-t lie onel now Go%vCrnor and the othe in ihe United States Smnte, ns is also his co-wbrker, Geiieral M. C. Iutler, who secoided his eflibrs in 1876. Gary, after putting many of these men in position, id aller declin ing tle position or attorney-general in fa01 o' General Conner, took his po sition in li State Seite, where lie purged that body, also helping to purge the 11ouse, and there deitimanded at pure ,judiciatry, -which Was accomi plislied. Illis recor in the State Stn tle is more brilliant. than that of anv' airolinlianl wIlo ver ocllpied t posi tion there, and, but for him, many ev,ils would have remiaiiod uneorrect, ed. I llpton1, Dutler, Kershaw, Wal lace, 111agood, Cotimter, 11a.,kell and iammy others have beenl rewarded, s0110 ot.hOem once, twice, yea fihree tiites; aid even Willard anid \1ackey have not. been ffrgottenl, (being "always atrounid when they were handing out, (lie oIlives," as MAimkey said,) and Gary't is still left out in (lie col. lie goodl who is talso spoken of for' Govern or, wtho lhas liad the p)osition of Comp troller-General for four years, drawiig at subhtry of' abotut $5,000 annutially,-' which wrill amiounut to about $:t),000 out of' thle State treasur-andl lie thus hats lied his reward. The Slate cer'talowesGary some I hin g, tind what slhl she giv'e him ? Surely niot, thme cold shtoulder', a.s she hias domne,, while honiors are piled upjoni those who did less-whio, in t'eet, owe their positjins to him. Al thlough lie lies beeni "'gagged," aindt persecuted by those who have stood by him, lie has b)eent too pr'oudl to complain or benid; andt alhoumgh lie does iiot task for po sititoni, or "'bread," sitrtely they wvill niot. "'ol'r lim a stonic." We ar'e gladi to hear a voice from across (lie river raised ini behailf' of (4iry, for' lie helped to give us Mclver, Kershaew, I ludsonm amit othem's, amid this shiould nimot be forngotteni. Let us say, also, that Gemer'a, or "0( oh ol" Brat toni, bi'ave, honiest tand true, shouldi not be ihr'gottenm, andi( wO hope you. \vill give hiunm a pla'o on thie State ticket also. There are many good men ini the St ate, who should not be forgottemi, for "'Iime abont is fair play'," tind t here is ino good( r'eason why a set of imen should be allowved to mmoopolize lie honiors and emnol umnts ot' the Slite, to the exclusion of' those equally deser'vmg. To comae back to General Gary, we have this to say in conchlusion: T1'hat if, af'teir mill lie has dlone f'or tnS, he is to0 bo perisettcte, '"gaiggedl," ignor'ed, over' slaug.hed amid t'orgotton, or' puishied aside bythe leaders, so-celled, of thue State: it'thle p(eople are not to be c.onsuted, amid the ring umasters are to decide whio shall or' sallI inot have ofilee, thlen we will soon1 demai~nd to kniow the reaisoni wthy) ; for we hiaive not forg'oten him. Let himn come bef'oro the ~people ini a pimary' or' othier ehectioin, and we will shiow them who the peopl)1 wanut. Th1ey mayl mnanipulatte their conivmn tions, but they cannot chamge thc hieai'ts of' the people, f'or in these Gairy williive. Hie has grown old and gr'ay, andI, I am fold, fe'eblo, too, in (lie serv Ice 01'his counitriy; and though they mtay "keep him down," or thr'ust hin aside, 01' "gag" him again, becaunse lhe contends for' Aniglo-Saixomn civilization, still lie wtill live in (lie audmirationi and esteem of Caroliinianis; amid Itf lie dies before lie is ftly rewarded, lie willl live in thie history ot'South Carolina. This nonte can'takc fr'om him, not even the fr'auidulent bondholders., F5AInPL'JAY IN FALIRFIELD. 'IT 'TIr AGIN.-A lady of amlalilo dlisposit ion was lately istructimng a class oni dty to I lie neighibor. A t the termInation of' the lessomi, amid after an oi'atiomi oni the vir'tue of r'oturnuling good for evil, in thie belief that she had made a favorabie if' not a lasting impression on the youthful minds she wound ump wIth the following question: "Sup pose ji per'soin were to be utikind to you; or'strike you, wvhat wvould you do.' A pause ensued, when one little glirl, sharper thamn the r'est, made -tIme following laconice amnd not uninatural reply : "'It 'Itm agin." As COTTON 1s KINI.--In commerce, so the liver' is kinig in the hiumanu ays em. We canniot live inm any peace with hisa great organ diseased. To keep it ini comndition to perform its Amnotions, use Di'. Gilder's Liver Pills. They are 8sold by all druggist8 and( country mer. chanits. For sale by Dr. W. E. Alken. *t19 -Pay your stbaoriptio~s -Which is the heaviest horse on the road? A lead horse. -The bloody shirt is a bigger rag than the red bandana. -Not a put up job, as yet: The Washingtol illoluieolit. -In order to look spruce it is not necessary that you romainl eve"grcen. --The fashionable young Jadv with her hair fi style is the proprietoorof a she-bang. -Kii Words can never die. It is di toreuit -with the gra. .1hired biache or of youthful t(...deiies. -rIWe presuinle the axlef res of rail road car-wheels are called journals be cause of their rapid circula'tion. -An Elmralder, being charged wit h steainuc a wagoni, swore lie hiid had it evr since it, was a wheelbarrow. -What is the difTerence between a trec and an elephant ? A tree leaves in the spring, but an elephant leaves when the inacgeric does. -The ways of rlovidonce are indeed mysteriouls. A Chicago imlilkaan has been killed by lightniig while water ing milk. -The telephone is7making sad in roads upon good mainers.t' The po litest person geierally begins conver sation -with a rude shout of "Iiello1 Who are yoil I"t -Deadhead was the name of a win mnig horse at Jerome( lark. Of course he was.bound to pass.-Bos. Com. -Negro pedestrians are comiig into favor. Is this an indicalionl that black legs make the most out of walking matches? -1aragraphers all remind us we make our jokes sublimip, and by steal ing kj) beSide IN cords ot' Copy 1111 theetine.-tlantic MonThly. -The ioston Po.t says: "General ly, irf the (1rand vizi vrof' Trkev be-. gis his termi of otllc.. witlh a clcanl sl ii r, thle girm I'ienIt wN ill lasthim 0 ihroug"h his seasonl of p.wer." -A .mob tarred and teafhired it comic Sinliger out West for vloping willh anothemr InaWs wifle. JiIs manlager. bills him now as the "Great Feathered Songster." -"I never look upon Ml.e tobacco nist's signl ofll Indian girl without. a feeling of grtituito for tle inestmble boonl She .once Col erred po11nu our fatmily," sid the man in the summer ulster. Ilis name was Smith. -There have been four highway robberies iii the Yoseinite thissuimmIer, ar.d thie hotel keepers up there are verv bitter about it. Thev sav any mor'e comipetition will drive them right out of business. -A Qiuaker having sold a flue-look ing, but blind horse, asked tile pulr chaser: "Well, my field. dost hou see anly fitult inl him ?" "'Non what ever," was the reply. ".Neiier will he ever see any inl thce," said h1onecst Uroadbrimin. -Porous plasters wOro marked down to f1lleen cents bv a Danbury druggist yesterday. T'his is m1uch chieape than an undershirt, to say noth.ng about tle saving in washing. Besi(ls, you always know whore it is. -Dunbury _Xeivs. -Apropos of the recent iatal dra Imatic accident at Biltimore, (lie Dv troit Free Press remarks that it' that meical studenit 11ha ee out robbin a grave inisteadc of' atteniding a tieatre, tihe chlances aire that he wouah1n't have beena shot . 'No oine ever' loses any thing by at.teniding'to his business. -A tourist new to the bcer-drintk inig ways of'the good 1pe01)10of' Munich, asked the lady presiding at a pair balle itf heri customeis did niot frequent ly become initoxicated. "Sant a laia, sir', they naever' get dr'unk, but thecy somuetiines bur'st 1" -"Is this good money?" said a man to a suspicious-hookinag 'wighat who had maade some small purcha<cs of huim. "It ought to be good, for 1 ade it mny self'," was thie answer'. With that he took the mian up foir coining; but the man, in his (defenice, p)rovedl that lie maade the maoney by boot-making. -"'Tough, miadam-i-touigh did you say ?" sid the ir'ascible boar'der to'thae land(ladly, as lie wvas trying to cnr've what wyas ostenlsill a chicken "Yes'ma; andi( were I t'o give my op)in ion ont lhe f'owl, I shiouild say it was old enough to have scaratchietl up1 theo steds ot' origfinal sian whien they wer'e planitedl." '-"The testimnonial of' IRarus to the excellence ot' my track was so neatly wordedl and compilimenatar'y that I felt compi1elledI to returan thaniks, and assur'e liar'us thait I wiill have the tiack shoart cnmed againi, so that lhe can trot in 2:10. Inl the future asR in the past, I shall spar'e n1o paains to make my hiorses the fastest in the world."-'Rfobert Bion ner. -Let us conlsole our'selves. General Grant said in his speech at Por'tland fliat Federal and Conifeder ates arte "nowy associated together ini a couintry of which they all have the right to 1)e praoud(,"' andl( the orgauis have already b)eguni to pumIimel h imi about it. It is getting so no0w a man can't be sociable evon i n hh, *.u ps.-Alla nla C'onstlitu tion. -Small gi.rl, vory harshly, to doll in a toy carrmige, (1011ly haviing tumbled friom t he seat: "Sit right up, you hor rid thing! iDon't your* daire to (10 that agaiin, or Il whip you." Seeing a p)asser, who had approalced unob01 ser'ved, she mod(ltk(td hoer voice, and continued-in dluhcot tones: "Now, sit up straight, and be careful naot to fall and hurt yourself'." -Jud(ge t.o mendicant whom anothera motidicanit has hiad arrested for assault and battery: "What made you boat tis parnalyz4d mtan, your companion in misery, ehi?" Mendicant-i'll tell vou, your' honor'. For a whole month i drew him around in ourt little cart, we being par'tner's, and thent when, ac cor'ding to our articles of p)artnership), it was h is turn to daraw me around for a mont h, and mine to be paralytic, ho refused to fulfill his contract." -he otheri day in place of a recipe a newspap)er published the followilng notice: "We sinceaoly triust that ouar roader's will forgive us. Yesterday ini a recipe for' the chilblains we inadver tently stated that the remedy was to be takeni Internially.' It Is, on the contra r,for. Oxter'nal appilication. We hopo) tat Providlence hmas reOstrinhed thae hatnds of our beloved subscariboers, for every one who drank of this compoutd Is dead by this .tim.o. We prosenat in advatneo mar condolence to the bercav edl famIlies." .PURE WVHITE OIL. --160 DEGREBS FIRE TEST. W E recommend the VESTAL O as a safe Illuminator. It Is as clear and white as water, consequently gives a brilliant light with very litt oder. '~Try it The prce ' is tess thao over. gJ~ , BERATYI 00. TUTT'S PILLS Sre extracted ftom Vegetable products, coMbining in thoni the Mandrake or May Apple, whioh in rcognized by_ physician. as a substituto for calomel, possessing au the virites of that mineral, without it bad after -eIrete. AS AN ANTI-BILIOUS MEDICINE thyaro tineomparable. They stimulate the TO.tRPID LIVERI, Invigorato the inJiLtYOSSYSTEt, ~ati givo tone to thofIGES3iTIVEi OltGANS,oreatng por foofdgestdon~and thorough aimilr.tion of food'heye't a poworfr~l Influence on tho RNEDiYIand LIVER, 7.nd fhrough thoe ormn remo ve all impuri.. ties, thus vitalizing the tisnuoaof the body and causim a hoalthy condition ,of the sydtem. AS AN ANTI-MALARIAL R EM EDY They have no equal; and as a result act to a preventive and cure for Bilioua,Re mittent,TntermittontfTyph~oid~Pe~erak and Fever anid Agt. Upon the healthy action of the Stomach, dependnaalmost wholly, the health of the liunt race. DYSPEPSIA T1 THE 1AE of.the resont generation. It to for the Cure of thio dien and iis attcadants A*.k;-l,_,-_7,4_1:'rR VOUy8-,D. W1:at TUTT'S PILLS havO gaincd such a wido spread renuta-. iionNoReiw.:Iy liais eve joi hxosv.~6 ered th.it aAtn w> rnedily~ andi geotf.ly~on tho digivor.n ;vin th-em tono andv or toenji tat ofod. '.chin being N~ER~V(US SYSTUW IS B3RACED, TNlE CRAMN 1. MOURISHiRD, A11D THE BDDY R1BUST. ,_inW coipoel ofthc J,uices of planA.q t. b%Ly pk eUll'il fuen icpi ._d prI i 'rl. in_a concentrated form2j_hey aro .uaranteed imo from nnly thirm that can injure the most clel ica.to per.en. A noted chcin!t. who has an, 1.-rted them, says "THE'RE IS MORE VIRTUE IN ONE OF TUTX,j rILLs, THAN CAN BE FOUND IN A PINT O:V ANY OTHER." We therefore say to the afnieted Try thir Remody fairly, it will not harm you, you have nothing to loso,but will surely gain aVigo rouc 1:ody, Pure Blood, Strong Norves and a Cheorful Mind. Principal Offlee, 35 DMuS-,y st., N. Y. PRICE 20 CENTS. ld 1. ": .'.s tchout the world. TUTT'S HAER DYE. On-AY ITAin on tWtsliale Changed to a Ot.OssV UI.ACK~ by nt inrio e iitI ittin oft this D)rP. It Sm. pirte a Nml urA:Solr, acts 1 t Antanemo sly, and iSo S r r old by Druggists, or p~) i~'re-i oil receipt oi $1i. Qff 1e % M'aurray St., now York. fTE 7V1-,I'ND OF AMLA E[OLLOAWAY'S PILLS!! "I had no appetite; HIolloway's Pills ye mo a hearty one." 'Your Pills are marvelous." "I send for another box, and keep them a the house." "Dr. Holloway has cured my headache Ahat was chronio. "I1 gave one of y our Pills to my babo for cholera morbus. The dear little thing got well in a day." "My nausea of a morning is now "ured." "Your box of Holloway's Ointment enre] me of noises in the head. I rui.lw:1 tmm,e of your Ointment behind the ears and the noise has left." "Send me ,two boxes; I wtant one for a poor family." "I enclose a dollar; your price is 25 cents, but the medicine to me is worth a dollar.'" "Send mse five boxes of your Pills," "Let mse have three boxes of your Pills by return mail, for chills and fever." I have over 200 such testimonials as these, b)ut want of space oompels mse to conclude. FoR CUr.umOUS DISORDERS, And all eruptions of the skin, this Oint ment is most invaluable. It does not heal externally alone, but penetrates withI the mfost searching effects to the very rcot of evil. RiOLLO WAYI'S OINTMENT. P'osses~sed of this remedy, every marn may be own doctor. It may be rubbed into the system, so as to reach any in ternal complaint; by these means, oures sores or ulcers in the throat stomiach, liver, spine or other paris. It is an in fallible remedly for bad legs, bad breasts, contracted or stiff jointn, gout, rhaouma tism. and all skin diseases. I3IPORTANr CAUTION.-None are genuine un less the signature of J. JiA YDocIc. as agent, fol the Uni teit States surrounda each boex of Pinhi andi Clntmenut. Boxes at 23 contr, 62 cents, and $1 each. Qwm There Is considerable savingc by taing the large . sizes. llOLL.OV WY & CO., feb 15-1y .New York. P UREl Rye Whiskey, Ale, Porter and Soda Water for sale by J. D.McCARLEY. NEW GOODS fl HE undersigned would call especial ..attention to their newly-received stock of F"ALL AND WINTER GOODS. These goods have been so looted with special reference to the wva..ts of this market, and will be sold at LOWEST LIVING PRICES. The stock consists of too many articles to be enumerated in enadvertisement. An examination can alone satisfy purchasers. A call from purchasers is respootfully solicited. SATISFACTION GUARANTRED, P.MLNEKER & Bib., 0ongross street, one door south of Morri H,otel, Whnnsboro, 8. 0. se pt 80-xttf T HHonlypqreStoe Montai Oo YELLOW 37M.-BLACK VOMIT IIt is too soon to forget the r(%v es of ti; tort ible disease, which will no dout return in a more malignant and firulent, form la the fall months of 1879. MEliELL'S IBlMTIN19, a remedy digcoT. crod in 8ontieru NuWa and used with sucb wonderful result,s I Houth America where thie Ilost aggravated iases of fever are found, causes from one to two otiees of bile to je filtered or strained from the, blood each time it passes through the liver, as rong as an excese of bile exists. By its wonderful action on the Liver and Stomach the 1liXrIN not. only pre vent,s to a certainty any kind of Yever and Black Vomit. but also cures Headache, Consti P1tinA of the Bowels, Dyspepsia and till M ilarial diseases. No one need fear Yellow Flover whin will expel the Malarial Poison and exc(s. of bile frot the blood by using M.iKtiti.V IlYrATINI which issold by all Druggists in 25 cent ani $1.00 bottles, or will be sont by expxess by the Proprotors, A. F. M ERRELL & CoQ, Phila., Ila. Dr. Ilumbertoi's Stillingit or Queewi's Delight. fIfiTho reports of wondrful cureu of Rheurna tismn, Scrofula, Balt. thenm, Syphilis, Caneer, Ulcers and ores, that come from a' parts of tho nolniry, are not only re'narkable but so miractlous as to be doubted was it not for the abundance of proof. Remrkablo Cure of Sorofula, Ao. CASE OF1 COL. J. C. BRANSON. K INoSTON, GA., September 15, ISMI. ORNTS:-For sixteen years I htavo been a great sufferer from'Hcrofula in i most (list ressiN forms. I have been confined to my rooti and bed for fifteen years with scrofulous ulcera t,10n14. 'Tho Mnost approved reielles for sichi eases had been used, anIl the Ilost, em1lie,L physelau.s consulted, vitIont any deciled beneft. Tus prostrited, listressed, d(spo tl ing. I was adVisx by )r. Ayer. of Floyd ctoun .y. Ga., to comineneo the use of yosir Coni pound Extract Stilhtgia. Lanue as as insulicient to desoribe the relief I obtaiued from the use of tie H(I1111igia as It, is to coINvey an adtIMItO idea ot t,ie intensity of my suflfeling before 1sing your medicine :suflCIent to say. I aball doiet all other remledlies and continued t lie Ise of .tour Extract of stillingla, until I can say t.ruly "I tin cureta of all paln," of all disease, with nothing t.o obstruct the active pursuit of my profession. More than eight mout-hs have eMiipSed since tills remarkable cure, without tiny rettril of the disease. For the trut,h of the above statenent. I refer to any gent-tema it Biartow County, Ga., antI to tth) mnem,e s of tIle bir or Cherckee elrctlit, who tire tltillted with tile. I shall ever reilaitn, with the deepest gratitude, Your oblett1 it, servant, J. C. BRANSON, Att?y. at Law. A MIMACLE. WEST POINT, G A., Sept. 16. ISTO. (3N9-y 4lit Was.4 takO on te 25t1 dty of -June, 18:;:;. with What was slpposed to ie AMIte lheuttnal Isni, and was Iteated for the satime with 110 stccess. In March, following, pieces of bone tegan o work out, of I lie right arm, and continited to appeatr till all the bone fron. tile elbow to tile shulder Joint Canne ou0t. Many ieces of bone camic Ot of rIght, foot andi log. Iie e1se was t.len plr00ottned one of White Swelling. After having been contilnd about six years to her bed, ant the easo cotn sidered hopele., I was induce,d to try Dr. Pete bt,rtons's Compound Extract of Stillingia. antd was so well satisit0d wIth its effects tltnt I havoe continued the use of it until tile present. My dIalighter was confined to hler bed about six years before she sat 111) or evetn tutrneld over withtott help. She noW sits I1) all day, anti sews most of her time-has wa ked ncross the roomi. Her general health is now good, and I believe she will, as her limbs gain strenigh. walk well. I attribute hert recovery, witI the blessing of God, to the use of your invaluable miedlillne. With gratit.ude, I am, yours truly, W. D. BLANTON. WEST PoINT. na., Se t. 16, ISTO. 01tNTs :-The above cert:ficate of Mr. W. B. 1lantotn we know and certify to as being true. The t hing bs sot hundreds of tie nost respeet ed citizens will certify to it. As much reference can be given as tnay Ibe required. Yours truly CRAWFORD& WAER, Druggists. IION. 11. D. WILLIAMS. r?" DR. PEM BEI'1TON'S 8TILALTNIA is pre pared by A. F. MERREL,L & CO.. 'hla., Pa. Sold by ill ruggssts itI S1.t10 hot,tle-, or sent by express. Agents wantQd to canvass every where. end for Book-"Curlors Story"-free to all. 31edicines sent to poor people payable in instal ments. may 3l1 FRESH GOODS. J UST opened a nice lot of Kenucky Saur Kraut and Bologna Sausage. ALSO, A choice lot of Sugar Cured Hlams, average Size 12 lbs., Breakfast Strips, &c. ALSO, All kinlds of fresh grocories arrivitng daily. All the favorite brands of Chewing and Smoking Tobacco. Give Inc a call and got a bargain. W I. DONLY, nIov 4OOn the Corner. NEGOD GOOD GOODS, .CHEAP GOODS. E respetftullycall the attention of cth public to our neW lot of :Goods, and request an inspeotion of them befoe pchamg.Our goods have been carful eted, bought at bottom prices, and will be sold as low as they can bo bought from anybody anywhere. We would call the attention of the landies to our line of Cloaks, Dross goods, Faney Goods, Hosiery, eto. A very prot-. asseortmnent of Ties anid other Nook oods. Laces, Edgings, Frillings, etc. in GRIEAT VARIETY. Oar Gents' Goods department is coin. piete in every thing.. In heavy goods, 5such as Jeans, Korseyn, laInnels, Homespuns, Blankets, &o., we are full up, at the lowest prices. SHOES! SHOQES.I! SHOES !!! Come and examine our Shoes before buying. Call and see ,our stock, and we will convince you that we sell goods as cheap as anybody, /?Y' We are agents for J. & P. Cats Spool Cotton. and ldig Biros. & Co.'s Spool Silk-New York Prices, oct McMASTER, BRICE & Co. A ekIn your own town, and na 6" ca ital' risked. You can giv the snsa alwithout exapense. Tfhe lo o. portunlty ever offered for those willIng t wvork. oushoi try nothing else unti i ou see for yourself what you can do at the btai. -ness we offer. No room to erplaia here. You can devot al your tior rely your spre ever hour that yuwork. Women' asas muci as men. Sed for special privue terms and part.iculars whioh we mail tree. P utfit fre.Dnt copain ofhr times whlei you Au H co, OO ortland, an. Tmis standard article is comupound. ed with the gratest care,~ *Its effects aire us 'wondernll and as satisfactory. as ever. It restores gray or faded hair to its youthful color. It removes all eruptions, itching and dandruff. It gives the head a cooling, soothing sensatiofl of great comfort, and tle scalp by its us becones white and clean. By its tonic properties It restores the capillary glands to their normal vigor, reventing balidness, and mak ing the hair grow thick and strong. As a dressing, nothing has been found so effectual or desirable. A. A. Hayes, M.D., State Assayer of Massachusetts, says, "'the con stitents alre pure, and carefully se lected for excellent quality ; and I consiler it the EssT PMEFARATIoNI for its intended purposes." Price, One Dollari Asu ingham's :Dye FOR -THE WHISKERS. This elegant preparation may be relied on to change the color of the board from gray or any other undesir cretion. It is easily applied, being in one preparation, and quickly and ef fectually produce a permanent color, which wilt neither rub nor wash ofI. Man,ufactured by R. P. HALLt & CO-6 NASHUA, N.H. for it Indggists, u1t Deals"a isticiaU. Solln w l hasers of Idnos, Or. gais. ceania pebpacation rna d whoie aren(t alive to teeir oownr hg terest will buyull fronoc tin - great MUih il,ithePr ru or wasifli6U LUDDtEN & BATES' SOTT~E]I6Wl MUSIC HOUSE S3AVANN{AH, GA, And B Dr ounch Houses AUGUSTA. GA. ATL ANTIA, GL (4u rI n 'ol 1- s L IAlu) illos, Co. C. . Mci-nahian & Co. Me8mith Musia Pouse. JACKSON VIALLE, I LA. PE 1SACOLA, FA. -.A. n r. Capbeli.e rown nro Savannah, Ga., 18 t.he Grand Mutsical Centre of a solid Musie:a Suith, and from thio Central Distribraing itepot, with its chain of A ranc Music HJou ou, l under one mantage ment., attd having uin form Prices and Terms, are dirawn the tanusical ______supr lies of t.he South. A MAGNI#FajCNT~~EifGZss -OUit G1LAND- . INTRODUCTION SALE -OF.STANDAiD Pianos anid L.Organs The only sale of the kind 'evor successfully carriedl aut in tile U. S. Five thousand stand ad int r 1ents at Factory Rates for Cash, or .Ten of the leading Manufacturers of the U, S. have given us exclusive control of th~eir instru ients in the Soth, and autthorized us topineo for Intfluch~i on and Advertisement One T1'ous and of t heir best, inst.ruments in repri sentative outern households at Factory Wholesalo PIANOS T Oct. nine Ilosewooa. Carveda12 Lt-gs. Six Years Guarantee.25 PIANOS 7 Oet.inneuRosewood, Can-v-$155 PIANOS Tw oet. Square Grand, Su- $257 A ll g'taranteed instruments..Iiaka3r's name en each. Fifteen Days"'Trial if wanted, we pa the freight if no sn.o. A trial costa not,hing i inst,rumnent don't suit. Don't hesitate to ordor M~ASON AND IHAMLIN ORGANS. MAsoN& HIMALIN Chiurch and Parlor ,Organs. Not Lowest Priced antd Dearest hIlt Highest Prlced Best and Cheapest. O Steps, only $80. 10 4tops, only SO5. 1. itit Mlirror'Top, only $100. Peloubot & Pelton Organs, Sts, oni 0ell chimes, only $i00 end for Intronitetia iale el givn priers andi full in formntion. The magnifieent Chickering, falleb & Davis WVebnr, Mnihushuek. Southern oem, Di:sie ant Favorite PI'nos. Mason & Hlamlin, Peloubt & Polton and Sterling Organs oil included in this sirtoents ofia'st te.o resrom Factor Lrest. soleetiOi of stand ird instruments over IMORT ANT. Pioti*o" n T he'i So,uth. st ad o LUDDEN & BATES. aug 5-xf8mu 64 WCHARL.E,,T. - BALiNORE,MD,p INDIA IRUBBnR 'BE1YI21G VEan4 six inch three ply Bolthrg. Luoerno Seed 'Olovqr ,50 4 -~ iow prices, ist reeiv -