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THE NEWS AND HERAD. WINNSBORO, S. 0. SAT UlDA.Y, Nfovemu1wr 29, 71t. AIrw.cYs 7>A jis, EI'OR. e W 8 ENOLID~S ASsoIumm MbITOn. DENNIs I(Auxity ha played oit. Ialloch and other leaders have conl spired against. hiin,their object being to organize at 1 more' respcetabl party than that ouiided 1.y Deuisis. Cun-:F Jus'ricIC WruE hals granited a writ of error to the Suprenlo Court of Virginia ill a case involving the constitutionality of the State at pe. venit ing misvegenat ion. This <luestiori is to be fially decided. TuF. w HisiIv product ot'the co(.01y1m for the past year was forty-nine miiil lion gallons. and tle tobacco prodlict one hundred and thirtv-one million pounds. This is exclisive of the Coll trabanid trade. It gives it gi'lloni of whiskey and three pounds of tolaeco at year- ir every ma v onlian, Child ud haby (as Bilaiie classifies them) in tie Uifted States. Tim-annual report of the lnited States Connisisioner oni pensionls sulp1 plies abumlant, iterial for serimois oil lying.. l1n the Cases of live hun111 dre'Cd pensionlers vihose naies have been expnglied for fraud inl the pait. three years it has been proi it that out of 4,397 afibivits( inade, 3,081 were perjtries and 92 forgeries. Over hall a million dolars were, lost helbre the lak was stopped. il I his Conicetion 'he "eow York /erald asks,. "Are .we a natioll of liaces?" Respectt'illy re ierred to Bob 'I'oon)s for it reply. A 'oisox.:rof thle- Spartan.. hurg ~ ~ -V Ijra sugsslde1. C. Pro.sj~ 11hfr Associate Justice of the Supremie Court, to fill file vacanier that will be niaiide by the prob.ablie prmiotion ol'Associalte Just ice MeI V(r. A it'r b letier eion could easiy be md111(1e. Jtlge I'ressly is a ver'y alile lawyer and( at gent lenimn of tie high Cst inoral elirater. llut i. 1e does not make i speeially line iudge. I1e is too Cecentrie., too w'is il l oWhi c(m-il an11d too click to disrIegard file opin ion1s and to belittle the ability o( ofhfer people. TWo Poling Places, A (orresponlein, of the Rcydi.er, Signiiig b iiisel' "''Edi.getleld," l has writ tenl Ia Ve'V S11ron1g ale inl tivo' of a repeal of' tih lawm, requiringo. epillate pollinig placets For St ate ofils15 and ter Congiressniien and1 Pres'idet iail elet .r. . It alludes to the it wo boxes as 1. used in other Stales. hit inl South Carolina tle practice is difi'eint. Twvo boxes, ats used ill eorgia, means sinply two &4epara'3te b)oxc.' in1 lho ,samo 1po1 ing pla3ce, but ini Su iti Cariol in 11thle la iv reOcuires the po11 ing lacesN' t hemlsel ves to be separa3te, and31 under' the contr'ol of manalh~gers enitirely dlistinict fromn each other. Every one knows that1 the purposi~e of' enacting thle law was5 t hruslng thleiselves jito Stato elee tions. When the act was piassedl we faivor'ed it, but. "'Eigetild" g'ives alrguients t hat shouhl bie caurel'uhlly wieighied by the Legislature. We shatll 51urumlarijze the points. Thle first is thatt thle Fedll~'l g'overnmenlPt will interferio as reauli ly in a Sinte( election1 ats in a C'ongr'essionial election if' it suits its purplose to do) so, tad no0 point willh be gained by lhaving sepa r'ate polling phiCcs. Second, while galining" niothing for lher' State and (counity Can~dlhites the Staite uary lose t ivo 01' threce Conigressmen ani'd her elector's. "'Edgetlelo'> argues that voters are inore initerested in local aftfairs' andiu ini the dozen~i 01r miore local canididates thani in onec Congr'essinani a111( thel elec'tor's; andiu they wiill con sidler theu ilt ut done when they have jostled and pushed their way 'to the goimg aniother' siege of sever'al'hour's to reach the~ other box. launy per sons, too, hoh1( the mfistaikenl idea that the National election is of no import an1ce, anld will be satisfiedl to vote 01n1y for the State oll)ers even if' the ot her' )o11s be0 03asy of' access. Ini this wayv the Ciongresosionalu v'ote will show 31 -will be tort~ured by ]Radical leaders into31 an evidence of f'aud and illegal veting. Again, the easiest way of bolting a noination Is by stay'ing away fr'om the polls. "Edgefleld" says that several ne~wspaperCIs have threatented to bolt the Piden~~hmtlal and1( Congres-. slon electorsa In cer'taini contingencles, and( heo thinks this boltling canl be mclih more easily accomlplfshed if the two polling places ho retained, than if every voter 18 called aponu to march to the sam11 p)1aCe- We~ wvould suig I . gest int this connect ion that a scratched I . . ticket lit the caso of a single polling place is just as effective as albstentji fom voting, and more secret. We call especial attention to the con { . ~'chidhg por'tion of "Edgefleld's" argu -Suchi a delusion wouli not only be ollIy but. madness. Thle Federal and1( 8f.~le goverinments nliust stanid or fall -to othier as free, co-ordllinate rep~ub~lics E ther they will, both r'emainI sover' elgn, each, vihin 'the sphi~o of its al!lotted p)owers, "ain inillsoluble {~ V~ tlnfon of I idesti'ucti ble States," or' the de ormn will beconie solo ~ve nlg, treating the~ States as mere *countIs. -- Let South Carolina abandlon her eod elhctions8 and thereby perit the . ub iaIatyfagdin 'to (domi nate C9Igress, as t- tioW does . the exeoupv andO .juiil . de artmoints, anid )6Federal gover'unen twillI soot e xhbi j10 Nd4 respedit to the) Gov4 he t t broughr1i the seqssion o' the Southeri'u Stules 1hu, lias caused t all our woes.. We ci never be rid of those woes. nor proventI all infliction of still other and wvor(so o s0110, except by wor'kiiig harder to ietp tle .Nationia Democra 'y to Peguin perlianenit control of the Federl goverinet-, thlin evein to retailn our ascendeniey in the Staie Tle surest Waiy to be permitted to mnnage oir SIttl attirs to suit our selves is, irst and hist, to (do all we lowsi.bly-canl to aid ourl alliies inl ot her Sitts tolget and to hold (lhe Federal govera'innenlt. TO have two separatCe boards at, Oe satn1e precint, with thle expectationl, or evll hope, of prevetlinhg' e'l'er1l Interfrnce With St.a elect ionIs, while (lie ltdicals :re in power, is its 11)su'd aniid cowadIV 1s 1ini ostrliChl sticking his len ile'Ith the sanid, in ihn go 11111t. his (.art is fortified A "realt deal is to be said oil both sides, and we are inof1 preitred it, oce to 1141vocate i repe'al of' fihe existin g la.Si ill we s1Ihlmit tat "'lgefiehl"' ha1s malde l Very strong clse. We lilt, NIy sollletililg more oil (,his here ifter. TIIE (0V1ICXO1t'VS MESSAGE. C(heering AgrIultural Conclitio of file Stitt(-- L-Iisti-lon Nvee'd---Im proving thie 1 Ighwaty-11edte1c1ilg t iae Puhbc Debt-Amendisig flt, iomenteit itv. 1 1o1u00lse1 from ti1' lRM1'ter.] Tie (Govelnor's mess"sge is In ble, Ithoughfu a,11nd lengthyli doculonent.. The Governor conlituiles the As semlbly an thel 10 people of thoe Site inl ithe proloignem of his inessige oil the general agriclturll prosperity of' the statle, 1101 withs8"tamlingo 1.hm droughlt, wh ich aitonle time 1vireateed (lhe de strietion of (Ithe c.'lops. Touchilg our11 ag ricull it ral prospects, lie ( OVer101 gives, i ilied, it cllerin.. iecoutit, 111 lie ilore vialible heeuse it. is based u1ponl reports whlich .were furn.1ishewd him ait i ;l owNN11 ins t Ince, t.is esiab liShing-2 a prece-dent, which wve hopev will I . rved by Ithe fuitture Execu five., ok ihe -Stat, -Sh i it, not he <illmed advi'ale t) establish a stat is tica ilii uirli, which is nlow recoglized as a nl.atler of 3tte lecessity ill tei govel'lilnlits of aill civilized Staltes-. T~ouchlinga this 11n.11er c:f the. condition of' agricultur, the oernor, 1111mgst otller hings, says I have -lken sme pails to obtain int'orlmaionl on this subject, anld 11he replirs frioll tile dillrell couts show tha1 .tle pwophe of all etalSs landl cl10ditions lhae beenl mt0 ore iminal 'riolls, MOre nergetc Id more enterprisino ill Iis depImrimei of indusllP('livltry itry in'g 't current yer'l'' aeo n V4 verS must, aInd I in rejo(iced lo belie-ve tHat thev new rehitions, of Ilabor. an1d v.api1al wlich our sutile truilsrinaillioll is il(3n4 Sie l uipol it, is a1 people are bt fuillerg to tlij( ust rlu',aellves eore luirm11onlioulsly. \We hanve certafily tolu ed. I i tonin t h rebomi 11:1-; commenilCt. These re ipotlls 11-er111m show (lht I while colton s0ill i lhe mai loh4t1e, yet(1 thalt tepeople all byer liing ift~r beiiin largely i to - bee (la~tedllil and0havelted aICjIt las patiea than a'llelo t. anyfperodince~ the W~lar,~ and grtater tat.icln is begin and the poe lare11550 getrll ame wIse Slyl, thikil!. com ing to th 1concluion thati'Lwh4il the soilies adaptied to ('tte01 prod '1et1 of e greatdlm i tse (co1t1tonan that( thi) 1in-oduct' soldIl cribiid 11neat housei sould be bilt, oteir ow lan 'I)Cd andlunde the11)t prl weeio o thei own ths. \bht this a iraiteis mor101 le etray r)1'e1ah lihd. and1( Iifuielie adope ourt' future, IL' I0in 50 .08 tocure, 1 and, whie 'oringal of our pieole temeas o al~V'151 cotsoria bil litvii, it~ w'i t'argeled to tre tecur isnntgi.i er pe'g reaetblsing to 'n ut tire evndust andO the cliva In'it thire.necio it.i''yo taf(bras me p111ure 11(to sit't tha iut thie law knownd bes etacitls to thse counties wher itw couhreel a 11)measuch hso ricat 101 its lweoulmse ttites.m poiin were0 madoeginst this; bt'St thisa cimediatlyoi uonl the pass1a0huc olth' at thugot pele harearcelid' thmsell-s toimedt it.ii Sincethe C'it tion1t a.s a who evoe enac)ed, anioth conuin testriony (rom aonceulr ter is thot ki is. tha ll gretes tlsina LegiCslature . 1ii is for youto Pe'deiter m8inet~iIC wh lor or'nt. oi' ta hou l read extien ote; coutis nlot how e ves, o lhose t~ ote uits The Governgor thenS~it present his c1onratlan tins on8 the >(ciad oder1L bwhich tha pe'reviled t igu the fIilto tateiii thughoutlI theecocluinal weilt a l'y,-.0imed ad oastln earnes appel tho a1 thoeoe'11( publi opinion 011101' chth'tte arry itoith ingkncae .ll iid nonwthatle, tny adiionld ows ponad the ecto hoiie aren everi, olevetis to the jors tead DR8~u~ EPARTMEN.: Tle withv referc topthses luhormatIon t!touchinthe batncal theeduatIonals andIV teilita y tdepartent', the poniteniary, he 'lunnatcaylu, toe insttuon ofd the dea11 f and iumb andO hig fnd ~ 'Comissf~ltIOn thI~tabon m0fiso,' ern to 151VO'th repI0orls them noio requird yIthe want of t peoplbh nd n-osqenehsEc Ioneyhas, oi -ecommnslaIoh t enun1f yAIII commissioners as to tho- Od ministering of ttx(s collcted for couityv piiposes. It is recomoinded thait thetso repor'ts, Instead of being made to the General Assembly asi nlow dono1, wvilhout the(, possib'il1ity of the di cirCmuInspeetion desirhable of fite doing, contrtts at1(d voueliers of tle colity comintissionlers, should be mnade to. he C , ircuit Court. ill the scy eral coitlities, to be exaninted )y the grantid.ivies rider. theirstprvsin ater bein pitbIshed11 in the county pa perlist 'iolr Io t lie sitting o1 th cor to CO 0whichk they shall be m11ul0. Uilderl the hea1d of public schools weNv find tie followiig recommenda tion: I would ('arnestlv r'ecomimnd some legislhtion wlich wvill securve to te:lcI ('I'r inl tile public sehoos the pr)ompt paymnt of their salariies. The difll (ulties witi wliith teachers have to Conltend TeiuSe Of dea' in this mat ter ar11 flly explatled ill i 1 0 tereort ol the Superiitendent of Education. It, will no. be posible to reltain Coil petent tenoles it we (o not make 17rovisionl Cor patying them promlptly 1,or' their services. Touching it uireait of Statistics, the (1Vernor 11says, by way of recommon (dat ion: This is an1 age of ripid thougit and llovelleilts, aind Condenlsed inft'ormtzia tion is of tI ver y highest impotalce, and nothing has play!ed at Itnore elrec vi Vi.p' t1 ii ithe piogress o ot'her com inun111iis thanII reliable Statistics In r.efeivee to the variotts ml1aeroial inl forests upon whichu1 4r'owtI depelIded, 2111d what. has beenl m1ade usiftt else wher e nn bIe made isfll with uts. I tilerefore reoomlnienid this Subject to your ceful colsiderlatioll, hoping tIll. som p101111n may be adopted by wiieh A 11111y not only be put. ablrClst with other States inl Ile niat.ters, but also oltr vailuable resouresbroll0 h'oiught to ligdht inl such way vs to attirllact the aIltioilli which they so emliniitly de SNIv, and 1111 be 11ad tile mevanls of prl'omilot intug a wvidespread prosperity. TIE MILITIA. Touhing ithe iilitia, tie Gc ovrnor's reonnInlli'ldattioln is fttud ill the fol The, militia has been stirrounded and einbarrasw1sed wih anv difliclultics, not the least of which is the scantv silliporl. giveln it by tile Legislattire. Not withistand Ohis,* a splend..4,id nueletis has beenl 0o ranized, which, if enl coullged, could b easily extended to Il('t all tIle lecessiis of' the State ill tIhis depal1rt.inent; hill if it. fiils ill the 1,'1111re, as it hnas inl the paust, to mneet Ui tri encoilragoemen1 fr1omn the eilral Assembly whlich tle systuim deni'ainds, it is idle to expect, th'e es Iablishmentlfand conltinunce of at well "ormni1ized militia, such'l am Would dto ert'dit to the State am1 be prepared for any .'Ineirency that iight arise. The 1)1 I ni tsolt 1111d State pride of ithe Votin 1110e 0Cf the State stand Ieatdyl to 'sponid to any denlald upon th1i to buil up this sysNtem and tike it ll h1on1or1 to South Cardlinia. 11111 they cannot (1o this at their own vex iise. The ned armus 'md suita ble (iiimints; let these be r1nished an1d they will do tle rest. The r'eporlt of' I the A11111tant and 111spector, Geretal, hv.%'( will presenits fihe wants and nI vF4 ifit.4 of, tie I ystem , ali .11. com 11l 1d Il1s (eporl. and its Iecol tutllenda tionos to11 1your11 c aru . oidrton I e l 'lt l, yh'n i'e l ie I1'1(s.0 Wile-. lIle ra1iroad~Is o rld bite tov 1P0I'o t he c.il Ioty s i y, it te thate (ainlI',1 as 'al on ys~le, theii cute cil hIigett have bcm akt Itow)Oie 1'C1P'is to the mbaitant'ts of toeauntis i'which Is s0od, andg lw'r mpich tjuy ar most Iliit utlIevh ad wiercmeoat tsup. diirnti cou'sialtes, rm1 fthe ex (tremibeto~ th' rsetve cv~ountioa, vereW1 O~l rnit wll-raed icidyclifted firm tt htf tigh. 'Ev1ry branch fin-d du)11( ley'wuld011 te-yl maeially uc i nlie very11101 areiel rdacd, mid the lnec'ssartiieo lill reatlcaond to tlwoko'oei'the onsumwreelve. TI lhoIt di ilenet-l th e and rapidi.1 Itli o t. an' 'ratiuig result1hue froma im povle bknyaysImprey 11jtt001 pr'Sope skill u h~uIborbestow011 ed inlavomuis in eo11)n. 1tant 8 repi--itmchgeateru In a1r'od trising ai h ulrd feetoin the dtance tof two housad, itsas-~n Ieendling tei wod bionin iwnty, (iOe~l 1110n1'iealoftheu whoeeoad 5taover, it'1011( muto eoartallt lifted up11( the O entroduheih of08 o hundredt isouldtldrawt oly onOsehal flr lmuhas hores Othereoretl be eede thposd. ith etok o1on li te0' road wereflevel, ilol tIsl e te faeling o the matter of tllh cos; ofl carrmge colde grally reducOed; 1.d then saded thi Ilhe tions th ani( r spacr other labrface--whc --ot.he advantaor' wouldg t be~ abth tin .niulabths le' hoeuadvane ages woucly 1'soh ble fheo the whntoito tradea themdto gro an texpand lindsortnitery, mltilm theleir opul ton dalld c creaing111 thesieslh Our'lshn presen systle, ifr adheety foriviu all ime andconsn and ellici1 igSe ent elab~or. Th aoiesct b e upptieed for the fros ont sytiem. Eac countye svulh~uld v s6oner wi'n asoolorfl chareothcungy dt eote to the b uess.T~h neces (liewuntx 1nd roi' o fhr onits, commuta tll to yox, anschoterao ase mgt tot mos abeeodwing tteoj ill our ptax. end cotisloiice. hudb edsrcl resoibl0 fror~ rhcondition tl- paye roas. n astm of~ thiesisoryf te te id tole w'ould mostl odall o devlopent of. u eoreapt ollQrivar woul sprhges up in th in hefac yo th contyledngt the..a.t.andproperiy ofthe hol proper steps bo taken for the, amend menot of the Constitution~ touching the homestead law so as to selco r 11101 0 equal dist ribntion of its benelits to all I classes oreitizens. STile Govornor's observations touch ing the penitentiaryi are highly perti nent, anid will, doubtless, secure the attention of the (tenerally Asseibly to I so iport a subjecet. Ills Excelelnev 'e>eats his recoymmendattionj that pemil abor, or a >ortion of it, shoul hibe used outside of t te wails of the penitentiary im works of a quasi-publio naturo. EXPEN8ES OF TIlE UOVEIRNMENT, &C. ro find the viessago partiilarly li structive under this head. We c'pito mize and tabularize statements as fol. lows: IS?'). 1859. Juitearv department .......$6 80 p92 teC sin1:1 vio, AC .... 46,110 46,5A) Execu v, &................. 900 19, $114.5 $105,600 So the expenses of tile govorilment for the present year, with ti10 increive of some $8,000) for increase of clerical force IiIcesary ilider the present sys teimi of goverllmelnt., amloulit to $1N, 816, which compared with 1875, the last year of Radical rule, I1nalC,0s m1doed an important showinr. Here is the comparison: 18,05. 1870. LwvlshiIve Executive ami Judi. c.1 Dcparuaen s.............. $31,000 $124,8-M Saving In tic, year................ .. ... ,v We find tho total approximation of the State debt as follows: Total delbt. $5,979,269.91; bills of the bank of the Stato supposed co be out $100.000. With these banik bills scal ed at fifty cots on the dollar and put inl Consolidation six per cents, the whole debt of the Sate outside of con timgent liabilities for State guarantee of railroad bouds would amount to $6,179,000. This saving, then, of $226,000 per amnm against 1875, would, with interest met by appropria tion, iI hwenty years liquidate the whole debt; or this $226,0001 annual savimg llelils a 1111inount equal to the niterest oil $3,750,000 of six per cent. bonds. All this is indeed worthi of (he peo))le's contlilence and hearty 'i'u port, ".wvithout referenlee to race, col or previotts ofservitudo." TRAVELINo S-rONES.--M~fa ny of our readers have (loubtless heard 4t' the th Illohs traVelling stonies of Alustralia. Siuilllr curiosities have recentily hmeen found in Nevada, which ae described as almost peretlly round. the maajority of' them s large as a waliut and 'of an irony nature. When distributted about upon the floor, table or other level surface, within two or three feet of each other, they immiediately begin travelli toward a common centre, and there lie hilled up inl a bunch, like a lot of eggs in a nest. A single stotne, retinoved to it. -diztance o' thr'ree and a half fect, upon being released at once started oil' wilh W011derful and soiewlhat comical celerit-v to join its fellows; taken away flour or fiv feet it remallintted motionless. They are fund in a regioll that is comparaiivelv level and is nothing buit bare rock. Scatter ed over this barrent region are little basins from a lew feet to a rold or two ill diameter, and it is in the bottom of these that, the roliling Stoles are 0lot1d. They are frotm Ihe size of a peia to five or six inches in iameter. Tile cause of these stones rolling together is doubt1)1less to be0 tfound( inl thet mteoriail of whuich 'they are comlposed, which appears to be lodestone or nuitietic 11.ron ore.- T Trginia CitU ( Nov.) .En teprfise. -Efx-Mitister Washbhur's latest pubbe)1 appear11ance was as a defender of mule meat. D~uing~ theo davs of the Conmnmue, ho0 said, for month1 ls thlee w as no mteat. in Paris but horse meat and~ miltle ment. ''I never ate horse. but I conftess to have pairtaken frei'lv of the mule11; and( I will say, to th'e eredC~it 0f thait muichi-ahnised' aimal, that I foun d 11it1 quite good. Mr sec' retary alssuredC 111 ftat ofthle~ many amimals he had1( assiste~d to dev'our durii lng the aiege (lie elephant was best of all. The stories of peoplo Calling cats, rats, (lOgs and 01ther smnalls animlals in Paris aire literally true.". -A leadinig firm in Charlcston htas entered suilt for $79,000 ahgainst the )proprietor1s of the two prhllc~ipi gitma bbiny salhoonis in that city'; the amnoun t snea1 for, or' at portionl of it, being al leged to have beeni lost at various times by young mn iln whom the 1)1rosecutors are initer'ected. T1hme ac tion1 is brought under' the law which provides that mXonoey wion at giambillino shall, upon01 proof,'be restored four fold. -As ComTON Is KIN(G in commerce, so the liver is king in thle humtan sys temn. We canmnot lIve in anypee with this great organ diseased. To keep it in condition to p)erforml its - functions, use D~r. Gilder's Livor Pills. Tihe~y atre sold by all dIruggists and11 conit ry mercrharts. For sailo by D~r. WV. E. Aikent. 4t19 -Queen Victoria has commissioned eight.-Premniers, and1( outlived them all but Mr. Gladstone and Lord Beca consfield. UY MBNE AL. MARRIED-On the 26th of Novem ber, at the residence of the bride's ltliher, by the Rev. 1!. B. Pratt, assist ed by the Rev. J. M. Todd, Mnt. T. K. Er.Lio'rr to MIss CARRIE AIKEN-both of Winnsboro. MARRIED-On the 26th of No vember, at the residence of Mr. Calvin Brlce, by the Rev. D). G. Caldwell, as sisted by the Revs. Morris and McMnl lini, Mr. L. U. CAIDWET,.,, of Concord, N. C., to Miss MAGGIE G. YONOUE~, of FaIrfld. MARllED-On' the 27th of Novem ber, at the residence of the bride's father, by the Rev. IH. B. Pratt, MR. J. W. -SEGI.R to Miss MARY E. GERIG--both of Winnsboro, LAW PARLTNERSIP. rJHE uindersigned have formed apart.. . norship unider the style of L E SBARRON, fr the practico of law in all the courts of Falritld counl. . WM. .L LYLES, oot 18-txIaw~w J. T. BARRO)N, PURE IIKITE OIL2. W-160 DERS F1RE TEST. W E reommnnend the 7'EhSTAL OiL as a safe illuminator. It is as clear and white as watet, consequently gilves a brihlabt light, ,with very litti odor. r *y it. The pic@ is less thao over ,L M, BEY CO. I'" * *r-o~t Monntaini Cr _____________.1J. McbARLEY PI LLS ar MAx eteod from Vero-Pabloe products, IcmIng in u iih .Mandrako or Xmy Apple, which is .econtzed by!hysicins as a su'titto for colonel,^t:s. n c all t.io virt-ies of that ineral, wit Lout its ba~titer-effoutu. AS AIN MITI-BILIOUSi tbty aro incompar0b1o. 'Thoy strmiiate thoM '%O.jI g~ invigrto the INNV~f 3 YNTM, '<t aive toule to fact digou~ttion and'thoz ourdisimilation of fod.~'i'hoy exort a powerful influonco n _tit-,* M40the .1 .. _ and. _1V.I.j, and thru'.h hesoorgama remove all imnpuri tios, thus vitali-ing the tivpici of tho body andcausi aeahlhy coUdition of thO system. A AN ANT411ALARIAL They' ha1ve no ectial; and las ar'snlt not au a pr ovtive and curi for Li ious,Re 2nf ttent, IterunitstntyphoidFevers and J~over mu Ar.o. U poll the healthy netion of tho m depni.amoet wholly, the h:1hcy 1-.n11 ma raceq DYSPEPSIA IS TH E4AME of the present generation. It is for the uro of tis~ disonse and its attendcaiti bl.N DKKAfiM51(tVOUSnrEis, DES. O6DENCY, CO0NSTIPA' IONPILES, &c. that TUTT'S PI LLS have gained such a with spreadreputa.. tion. N'To Romn l inev oi~been~di7con' ered that ::ts so apond~ily rida gn~tly on th cdigcs.tivo or;ais giving t;em tone .andqvigor to ssexnilatefcol. 'Uhisbujug atccomlflpl ishoJ~ c rso t.o NERVOUS SYSTEM IS BRACED, TIlE BRAIN IS NDOURISHED, AND THE BODY RWBUSTe 'Doin& ncoposeA of the juices of Plar.s cE'eratnoiby poviorful chemical agon Ci3es t_. proliifin~ I concntrate. form,_they are guaranteed freOfror anly thing tha.an injiuro the most del 0ct pornon, A :noted chemist who has analyzed them, says I THERE IS MORE VIRTUE IN ONE OF TUTT'S PILLS, THAN CAN DE FOUND Ill A PINT OF ANY OTHER." We therefore say to the afleted Try this Remody frirl9, it will not harm you, you havo nothing to lose,butwiil surely galp aVigo rous Body, Pure Bood, Strong Nerves and a Cherful Mind. Principal 01ee, 15 Murry St., N. Y. PRvC2 25 CENTS. Sold by D1ruhMs throughout the world. ATTTS HAIR DYE. RAr HAIR On n mSanaS changed to a Gr.osar 1; _%Cx by n n , 'rNI eppliertion 4f thl )Yr.. It, i. pi is a Nat nr I tmiu.:r, acts, Imi-t."tuoo.ury, and in s hhnrmnhc-ti, aprztiq waer. hild by DrugglbZ , or f'r-0t byv.xpv:-Jfll(~ rot...hptn Al.~ Offloo MS Murray St., New York. THE F11EN) OF ALL I HTOLLO WAY'S P1LLS!! "'I had no appetite; Iolloway's Pills ve mue a irly One . "'Your Pii are matrvelous ." "I send~ for anoi'ther box, and koop them inl thet housO."' "'Dr. I lolloiway h as cureod my headache that was chironio. "1 gave one ofi y our Pills to my babe f'or cholera miarbus. TIuo dear little thing got well ini a dacy." "'iy nausea of a morning is now cu red." "'Your box of Ilolloway's Ointment cured me of noises in the head. I ruidbed Rome of ye~ur Ointnent behind the ears andt the noisei has; htf(." "S:-nd me twvo boxes; I want ono for a p~oor family." "I enelose a dollar; your. price is 25 cents, hut the m'edicine to mte is worth a dollar~." "Senid me five boxes of your Pills," "Let moe have thtrec 'bOXes of your Pills by return maii, for chills and I have over 200 such testimonials as thesec, but want of space eompels mc to conclutde. FoRt CUTANEOUS DISORIDERS, Andi all eruptions of the skin, this Olnt mnent is most invringab~t. It does Dot heal ox ternally itlone, but penetrates with the most searehing effects to the very rcot of evil. RiOLLO WA Y'S OINTME~NT. lX'.sessed of this remedy, every men ymy be ownt doctor. It nmay be rubbed Ito the system, so na to reach any in ternal complaint; by these means, cures sores or utlee'rs in the thtroat stomach, liver, spine or other paris. It is an in fallible remediy for had legs, bad breasts, contracted or stiff joints, gout, rheumna tismn, and all skin diseases. Inr'oiTANT CAUTION.-NOIIe are genuine un. less the signtatutre of J. IIA Y~ocK. as atgeunt, for the Uniteas tates surrounds echcl box or Pills n11( ii tmeint. Roexes at 25 centt, 02 cents, andt CW' There Is consIderable sa ving by taking the largot sizes. JJOLLO WA Y & CO., feb 15-ly New Yor'k. NEW GOODS rj HE undeorsignedi would call especial ..attention to their newly-received stock o1 FALL AND WINTER GOODS. These goods have been selected with special reference to the wants ek this market, and will bo sold at LOWEST LIVING PRICES. The stock consists of too many articles to be enumerated; in enadvortisement An examination can aloneosatisfy purchasers. A call from purchasers is respectfully solicited. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. P. LADERJER & BRO.,. Congress street, one door south of Miorris' liotel, Winnaboro, S. 0, sept 80-xttf A NU~ll 60 e afiful orcefaib Opaque Ware, just at'rived and for sale at poes b AUGUSTA STORE. GRANU DISPLAY OF NEY GOOS ! ECONDi new arrival this season in Dry Goods,. Notiois, Boots, Shoes,. Clothing, Crockory, Glassware, &c., &c., which I have bonght eaper t, ever. Dress Goods in ill I he new and desirable shades, Cashmeres, Crepe Cloths and a big drive in Uinsket Dress Goods at 124c. An elogait line of Cassimeros Jeans, Ied and White Flannels, Ulaikets,. 9-41 and 104hectings, and P. C. C ton. I t still sellinlg thte Peithuont Factory Goods at the old price, notwith-. standing the recent advance. CALICOES! UALICOES 4 CALICOESI!!. CALICOIS1!!!. Rest brands in fancies at 7o. A very nice line of Cloaks, Shawls, Sacques, &c. lied 'Tickintgs commulenlcing as low as 8c up to A.C. A, at 20 to 25c. NOTIONSI NOTIONS!! NOTIONS!!! NOTIONS!!! An elegant line at prices beyond competitiol. My Shoe Department is coinplete, and purchased at. rock bottom prices, and will be sold very low for Cash. Somtuethintg very cheap in Glassware and Lamps. I respect fully invite the ladies to inspect my stock beforo purchasing else whore, and Col) parc.prices. Somethingnew mII Vases--a bie drive, I invite an inspection of the iovo goods,, which I will sell at Nlvound let live prices. in YI NIMAUGH, AD EM OF 1L 0 V PRICES, NEW GOODS! E havs now open, and vill sell as low as any reliable house in town U our second supply of Fall and Winter Goods. 1 case Fruit of the Loom Long Cloth.. 25 pieces other brands of Long Cloth. 1 caso Bessbrook Jeans. 75 pieces assorted Jeans and Cassimeres. 50 pieCe nW style Prints. Dress Goods, Alpacas, Mohairs, Cashmeres. Blankets, whito and colored, Flannels, Linsays, Ginglhms, Em roni Homespuns, Plaid Homiespuis, Drillings, Osnaburg, Bd Ticking, Hick ory Shirting, Cotton Flannels. Comforts, Shawls, Cloaks, Boulevard Skirts. A full supply of white and colored Dress Shirts, Undershirts and Drawers, Bleached, Brown and Colored Half Rose. Clothing and Hats. Overcoats ! Overcoats ! ! Overcoats ! ! I For the ladies we havo a nice stock of Undervests, Hosiery, Gloves, Ruffling, Collars and Cuffs, Edgings ank Insertions, Ribbons, &c. The "Pinafore," "Juni," "Pride" and "Beatrico" Corsets. 'White Goods, such as Nainsooks, Jaconets, Cambrics and Lawns. For house-keepers, we have a full line of Tablo Damask,. Doylics, Towels. Bleached and Brown Sheetings. Notions in great variety. Ladies' Misses' and Children's Shoes. Men's, Youths' t.nd Boys' Boots and Shoes. Trunks, Valises, Satachels, and Umbrellas. In our Grocery Department can be found everything needful at low priwes. We cordially invite an inspection of our stock, feeling assured that wo an please. F. ELDER & CO. nov 4, OURW EIDRY EOODAIYRTISI4N Ehave just received a now and large suppl y of DRY GOODS, consisting of all kinds of Cloaks, from the very cheap est to the very finost. Ladies' Sacks and Skirts, in great var ety. 25 dozen very fine imported Children's and Mlisses' Hose. All kinds of Ladios' and Misses' Merino and Woolen Vests Boys' and Children's Merino Skirts-something now. Ladies'Scarfs, fron the finost to some at five ents each. 25 piccos Black and Brown Worsted at ton cents per yard, 10 dozen children's Gloves at five cents a pair. Ladies Shoes-a great varietv. Ladies' Felt Hats--latest styles. Ladies' Satchels. Blankets in great vai-ioty. SUGENHEIMER & G ROESCHEL. THE ELEPHANT HAS COME, -WITH A FRESH STOCK OF FALL AND WINTER. GOODS -AT THE WINNSBORO DRY GOODS, FANCY GOODS, AND MXLLINER BAZAAR. We take pleasure in announcing to onr friends and the public generall that we are now opening the finest and most complete assortment of Fa and Winter Goods, ineludil"g Fany and Staple Dry Goods, all thle latest styles of Millinery) Ladies' Dfress G0jods, F ancy. Goods and Trimings -DEALERS IN GROCERIES, CONFECTIONERIES, SHOES, HA , LgQAINo OROOKERY, TIN and WOODENWAREU, LUMLB B E KoI whicA wil be offered ot very low '40 as we are detemined to sell che er tl~ te ohea~esk And cotdIel VtLmee him, also agent* fr the6 weoll.Ad13f AA