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'DOMEWrOT TRE NEW6 AND iRAi. WINN 30RC, tS. C. TU$SDAY, January 20, : 1880. l. MAS n '.sR, R,DIon. IR0 If. UVYNot ,e AsoCIATE EDITOR. THE (ENi1tA,. OPINION IS TIIAT TIlE ipreimo Court will decide the supply bill to be invalid, in which event the Legislature will be convened for a few days. WHAT {IVALING TIIESE SEAPORT -tewns get up among theinselves. Not content that'Charlestoit should enjov all the honors of killing a whale in he'r harbor, Georgetown has seen a live whale disporting in lice waters. But Georgetown is not as large as Charles ton, and Georgetown has doubtless .heard of the fitte of Jonah, so George town made no hostile demonst.ration, and his whn.leshlip departed ill peace. CARI.LEs O'CoNoa WAS ONCE A great lawyer and sonewhat of a statesnan, but lie is evidently in his dotage. IHe has written a letter to say that the country is going to the dounnition bow-wows, and that. bh of the great parties ought to (lie. The Tainniany bolt destroved all hopo of Democratic success. lto pIrOposes that State governments and the United States Senate should be abolished, and that the President should be chosen by lot from the House of Rep. reseitatives and should serve for oinly one moni1th. Other equally chemcricil propositions are advanced. The Nestor of the New York bar is becoming childish, or else lie (rank too mniueh champagne before inditing this letter. Tu, MAINE SUI'ruiE ('ounr HAS d('eided in favor of the ltepublicans on all points, and the latter have organii cii their Ie gislatUr"e and elected Davis, the epublieaI', governor. Siith, the Fusion governor, still holds the fort, but his followers are a little shaker, and a number of the Fusion legislators express it deterlilation to obev the Court. With (he Supreme Court. the Federal government and iluost ot' the county and tawn o aficts oil fl.eX Sid1e, the ltl publir;11i wi!1 doi: l e carry the (hiy. The Supreme Com I mnay have b'- 11. and douhtless tt-a partisal; bmt it is he liuty of the limo ple to obvy the law. I)itriin g the tur muoil in S:thl Calr0!ina, in IM7, t-e tor andolph. of New .Iert'y, NIm very kindly remaintled soie u-t"l;= ji Coiluubia, givinigr a irt iaul Cott-tl to the )enocrals. ivised tlhei to p:.lh on in the Courts amd t blainl jimiictl sanietion of itir goveriinient. For, said lie, "when I he minds of the p l lic have (hlied down they will inevilably regard the decisions of (I.e Court s as supreme." The restlt. jus tifled his prediction. Inl the sitne way the S'.Jpremne Court of .Maine must be reCspected. The Vtusionists can appeal to the ballot-box this fall, aiid thien the qulestiont cant be decCicled whet.hher they or thie followers of Jim Bilaineo are ini a majoity. WIT[r ALL! nI's ni.:sri:ctr To Tm.: A b t beville Pren~ and Buaer we think it is going too for ini its attacks on Geni erail Haigood. I! hasiti made an ad mnirable comupt roller, vigilant anda a scrupu)ilouisly exact in the dli:hare of his duities, and( ti'ee from fav'oi~tism. \Yhuetheir orI not thie comnptroller-gen-. oral wished to risie the assessmjent s of j .Abbev'ille colityv, the fact remanins ?9 Ibtat property there is assessedl at com11 paaieya verv low rate. It makes th no ditferenice whether property is re turnied at its full value or unot, prtovided p the rate be the same11 for the whole State. pQu But when the tax books say that an average mule or an average carriage l r an average piano is worth from county thnin antot her, the Comnptrol torGeea andt pthe Board iof Eli- 1 ) ation ar*e-grossly remiss in their dutty 0; ~ If they fall to produce somethlimw like nif llformityv. Let (lie fact be fully ad or ~ vertised t Gener'al IIagood hsen tdeavor'ed to secure this unlformliity by raising the rctiurns of tiny one county to the average rate fori the State, and t nothlig In the world cant prevenlt (lhe other thirty-twoconesfmbak 1.2 wvill have to find seime other reasotn Swlty lie should not be governor. se Forewarned, Forearmed, ted The Democrats o South Catrolina is - are foolish if they expeCct to carry the t State this fall without a severe strug gle. It would be easy to dispose of eathe State aud local contests,. but for nt, the imp1endlig niational struggle wvhleb u. promises to be the ihost mnomuetouts Lb41 e~ '-for years. Either Newv York antd reIndiana, or New York, New Jersey anmd Conniectliut, with the Solid South, ra wilJl elect a Democratic P'r(eiden. Thesi Noritherii States atre doumbt.ful n and the result cannot be0 foretold. Bit * thd South 11mlss bo solidly Democratic 6 to ensutre Democratic success. Thn is Repubicans, in addition to te fight e- ~ in the North, will choose otne or more iota .of the Southern States as a battle eag Q feld; and(, ini their opinion, Southl .Catrollta oflra the most promisinig chance of success. Before manyI~ owli rnothsli the Radlical.hydta will begin to adthrfust upI its heads. Corbin andc othiet so o XIacals will tmap out a lanij of camn peg,and county or'ganlizatons willI bo ofl'ected. Ehector'al and State tick e ts wvill be nominated and local con testa will be madle whmerever there may be tlie shadow of a chance. Raldica'l speakers may be brongt downi from the North to canvass (ho Sttate and rally the faithful to the support of "de publican ticket." Such is the R I~:prs80d by Dcmocrats high a tional ouncils, M~ ~~h Is Uon the Democracy. I d,Ospito theo Whole 4d'edea.gov r m1en1ts. They Were tuited then as a m)au. No one fought for oilee, all fought, for the State. United again this year, they will sweep the Repub licans as chairl b>eti)ru them. 13ttt should they rest. s,ipinelv o" formler hatr'ls, or should they fill out by tihe wayside, over pelt.y offices, ruin, at least so far as the electoral ticket is cotncci'ed, will ove:rtale I hem. Yet (he iintional elect ion is mlore liu'-rea;lh ing in its im11po'tianlce thai the State tight. lFor, since lie uism1pattions of (lie xepublican paty(V, the tight tor home rule and Conlstitutional governm1ent has been Iransfeirrel to Washington, and that will be the bat.blefiehd as long as lladicalism tirows its black shadlow across the constitution. Let. the Democrats of Southt Carolina he early ready for the fray. Let Ihem seek the best. men ais standi'd-bearers, and1 prss right. on I rom the beginning t o the end of the camlpaign. So that the Radicals may" at. last learn that. South Carolina is (rIle to the traulitioI s of her flthersan( (o the constiutional principles of the I)eIiocratic )atiy. A1A 'L3''liS I M.1INE. B.aott, 111 E., Januanrv 17.---The Suirele .ul(icial Court will vn(d to the ilepublican Legislature to-(lav its reply to the (lItestionis subimitled by that body touchiig the leg.ality or lte Fusion Legislat in'e. ''h1e decision generally sustainas the Republican posi tmon. A.t'sirA, Sainary lM.-Iot-h branch es of the Iegislat ure have adjoured t I Monday afleruon at I o'clock. ''he memlbers (tuielly selpaeds aind thel g_'eneral opinionl is that ueither' branch ats now constit itted will ever lmeet again. The debate in the Senale was for suhbmis ioI 1t t he decree of the court. A\c(at:s-r:% January 17.-The cui1mnit tee on the guberliatorial Vi(e reporleI as tolilows: Whole )ininber of Votes cast 1:t$, 3(1; i(''hes art to a choice 6... 141 . 1)atliel F. I)avis received (;1 .;I'7; Jose'ph L. Smith, 17, 673; Alonzo (ar celon, 21,851 ; Mion llradbtur', 261 ; Ilie rest w('re scattering votes lI'or sevi rlt Caida(hte.4. There was no0 choice'. The louse thenl proceedled1 to (lie selee tionl of two namues to be selt to th' Senate. The whole roll beinw caillid. each mi ieib< r as his nale u a C,e( led e:nne* f'ori'and diilEepositedi his hallet . As Sproul, of Veazie, w;o had dei ':e!t the Fu loti stt-it :, : 1 f.'r ard'1 Ihere was tremendlouIs a1)IauS('. lie vod Fr Ih)utiel P . D)avis. 'T' resiultf (Iie b:allotina was ats 6.1 lows: 'Iliole Iit ullber of vo,tes 88. I ai,l I''. I lavis 'eceived t>: llion ;b"atlbury .1: A 1lon1z<o G:acvuo I. Theii 1;n:' =otf 'I h:.i1 F. I )av;s and lRion Iirtlbilry wv,(, sent to the' S,n air. 'lTe S+'natle wa s CrOwded'4 as it hms not be-en ye(1 l during the c'nu'ver. W hlen tlie vote was taket for ("overn or nimeteeii v ts wers (ihnwn, all1 f'ir I)hIvi. who was de(r!1aredl by the l''esident to I e th.' legally ulo.en t.overln,lr of 4 le Stat. *StveraI Fai'":o m('mbers were 1 ro ent, I tt limt! e i l t ; . 1 eti tscal and gIl nll I'i .. tI1Cliated(. TIe 11announeet was fb1 lowed by itpl:ute. At.-1 pL a . ini. aulther'(Olyi cnetin w'as fortiii dl-t his i nw for' (lie miost i t eres: ing ent i of' thIis season of inteniise C.xCe itement. Th e peopleo had wa'nifted for' Ibik, no41 t a man mtovinig friom thie tiensel y pacUked1 halI. Th'le tomiimitt16e retlil4mit ing both brancheIs wIai ted upon Governaor-cleet 1 a 's and1( soon1 rvported that lie would *)<wthwvith at tenid thie conivention to lake oath1 nof (ifllee. A s lie entered thie hall, atfend ed hby the Council andtt seveal dlist in gu'iised gentleiieii, thle aud(iente rose'.0 to nanand (he ait' was r'ent withI dearen4iI ing aplauitse, steadilyi incr'Iea sIing ini v'ohnnet tuntil the cap1ito;l builing thit' ly' roc.hed. IMeni juminped uipon i t' e~ats5, upon01 ~eh ofthe'r's shioiulder's, 11oun tded w i ih canes and1( maiftiies td thir joy ini ways iin(leseibabNle. As tiove rnor' Davis stood at thie rigt. oft thie Pre'tsidenit and14 Izheed towarid (lie au dienice the appilaiuse br'oke ot1 aga in and I ihrte cheers f'ollowed 'i'r D av is, for lIainie, f'or .iloutelle, C2ihamerlaini, Nash anid Spi'oul. After quiet had been'l re4stor'ed, Gdove'rnor Dais, ini ani impr)iessiv'e manniuier, took the oath of' ofilee and1( delivere'd his inaug'ural ad.. dr'ess. Checerin g followed the add ress antd didi not suid mi1(11util fthe guberniatoriatl parlity tootk t heir depari'ftire. Theli Governor took p)ossession of the executfive chzhameir w ifthou t any initer' feence. TbcIi only3 obstacle l'acedI inl his way by the Fusionists dhuring thle day' wa's thle refusail of' the Deput.y See r'etairy of' State to) give upl fthe guberna.. torial r'eturins, bit ceri'fled copies9 of' thie clerks' refturns weire subsf if uted. At 7.45' p. mn. both branches of' (lhe Leguislaturie adjourned unt if Alonday~ at 11 o'clock a. mn. this eveingi4 continuing th(1ecar'e of' puibhet priop)erty in the hainds 0o' Geiieral ChatuberlainI. -We presume the eagle eye of Samuel J. Tilden is fixed on Alaine. There.is in (lie extraioirdinary' pr1oceedl ings in that Statle aln elemeint of s'treiigth for (lhe skillful statesmann of Gr'ameicy Park. U1c[ doulesh's ob serves that the Rlepir lic.ans arue trying to steal anothier' Si at. by mlethoad.s con1 trary'i to thie conlstitutio a4)1 1 formt)iis of law.. Alr. T1ilden as deprivedi of: (lhe Piresideiicy by ni simnil'performancile, anid the 'taiine buusinessq wiill call at tention to him fts a victim who die ser'ves vindication.-Qincinnati En-~ guir'er, J)cem. -Doctoi' Ay3er's Labora,tor'y, that hats done suchtl wvonders for1 (lie sick, no0w issues a p)otent restorer for' thu beauty of' manikinid-or' thet comoeli niess whiceh advancing ago is so pr'one to diinIishi and destroy. .llis VIgor miounts luxuiant locks on the bald1( andi gr'ay pates among us, andt thtus lays us under oblliatwis to hin, for the go'd looks as well as health of the Coimninity. --At a ball in Texas, a few evenIngs since, a young lady present r'efused1 ani invitation1 Ito danice, and( in the sub F1t knoc'd down with a pa1ir1 of1 tongs, anheri4i Alhot in Ithe hand, anothier In thie l'g and another in the thigh' aniotheri was knocked senseless ith a plato1 and another killed. A rexas girl Is the lifo and soul of a party. - -The HJouse coimitte on millitar'y affidirs have agreed upon tho repr't to accompianiy Repr'es4entative Bag's bill for' the restor'ation of Gen. P itz Johni Porter. . It provldes for his res8torationt to the service, with' the rank of colonel, and awar'ds him *75,000 in lien of all back pay to whle ho nayhave bceun eniltJig. NO.NO E A ND NE W N03. T ran nl ring the F i ger of a M ant' h and Into n Now--A Su.'gical Wu der at Be.. Vt Hoxiu1tal. In one of the Wards In Belleve Ilospital, New York. lies at New Jer sey m1an nam ed Thiomas Coulter, but known inhe hospital as "T''ommy." 13 is a rol)Ist. young man of' twentl' two. At the age of ten his nose was broken by a blow from i stick, and subscItenlt pigilistic giCcideniits so injured it, that "lupoid,." at sort oIf ennll(er)' of the nose, entirely ate aiway that useful and ornalmental portion of tle hu1man m-0economy. Tonnny, howtever, (did not give up hope. About two years ago, when the disease wIts in its most maligIanit stage, 1111 long anter a chuace of sav ing even at par1t 1of lie oriwrinal organ la1d gone by lie weint to Bellevue 110 pital fort (areatulc+nt. TJho progiress of the lisase wlas arrested, and Tonlui y 'ccOVered, b)u1 his l;ce was wof'ully" dlisligured. In the n:ost prominent part of' his counlten:uico there was a depression inste(d of a protubherlae, and all thait" was left of his smeller waS the openings of his nostrils. After the hiliwetcdi and lhI e wounded part, of fihe fitee healed 11p), i sar formed, and beinhg' of unii iul: size it. contlracted Violentl . The conlseqIience of' this COIIIa(ctioin was ina11de' a al)Iarn'llt in the 'yeliIdS, the lower lids being subjected to aI U1n11n out or inversion, 'Which exposed thle multc:)us membir."ne of' thit eye. To relieve tle tension of the t:"e at. plistiC operation was piertormt ei abouIt. a yei agii"o, this op1era"itionl proving ;o successt'ul timt the ('yes Vere restoredI nearly to their oi'inlal condlionl. The tension wats not en tirely rel:eved, hl.,weve(', the sear be SweeI the eyes having painfully conl tratctl also, and a sepalratte op'eration Was found nec"es.-arv to rel.ieve it. 'T'lie lattr operaltion was perli,foir(l ahout 1111.111 noi1 hs ago. ''his healed verv i'apidly, andi(1 tlhii 'Ioniiiy's desire f'r at newt" liose beaiie very pronotunlced. Soiichow he 11ad heard of an Eiglish urgoin at 1tiirminghal iuililding tilp a neose for one ol Iler Alajesty's subijects, aii1(t le iportunled the sii'geois at Itelle\ ute daly after day to try the ex I)e.iiint, ulO1n him. So eiirinest were his cii :ities that. at last the operation wsdet.'rnt;tn.-d upon. I1is Courta,e and miiualice had beeni t horoughily est e(1 ii Ile successive ((''l;rat ions to which he had becin subiected and it was li'lt tlat if' the operation could be Suce'."Sfully perrml'oi'ied at all it might In' ii this instance. Accordingly preparions were iade for it andi(1 inow it, is ai' toward successfull accoim plislhmuent. nUILDING THE .NEW NOSE-. About. the 1st of November last, six we'ks beifore the suirgical operatioi which laid the fouiinda tion for the nose that. is Itow1 growilg inl 'l'ommyi1's Clam wis peioirmned, the first step 'towid he cnd to be altained was taken. The iiiddle iinger of the left hand was ti'oei ly being it in a freezing mixt.t'e of ice and salt. Then the nail was removed. Nitric acid was applied to destroy the matrix of the nail so fliat nO niail would girow. I )n r ing allI these prelimninar'y opera tionsTomm's curag filage noo t, and his dletei'miiationi was as firmn as everi to haive the new nose built. Iini ed anid oi (lie afernooin of tlie 12thI of I )eitiibor lust ,.lnst onie month pe v'io1iis to the r'eportfer's visit to TIoii miy's couch, thie opera'itioni was per' li'inmed. First of' aull ie subject was p)laceed uinder' thle infiluenee of an anixstheitic. T1hec skini was then re mloved( fi-omii the eiid of' thle finger to about t he oi'igiin of' the inail-the~ froz enm, niaiIless tiinger' alrieady desc5ib)ed. Two hlaps wer'e raised fi'oin ihe pal miaite sturfaice of' the~ linger' and a silhver' wire iirmied wlit aineedle at. either eind was passed thraiough thle end of' the tiiiger. Tw'o flaps were ailso rauisedl froim thle lace oni eithier side0 of the olieninlg of'th le nose aiid thien thie end oft thle linger was pllaced ini a pocket mladle in the skin where the nose l'ornei'ly ha id b)en. Tbcli r'aw suliices ofI thle ilps 01" the fiinger weire thlen stitched to the raw surhaies of' the A T DIEATil'S D)OOR. At this staige of' the operciation, owing to thle plalm of' thle hand being 1placed over' thle mouthl and thle triicklineg of' wats sf01pped(. Th'le pati ent becanme b)tilac ini th e lihe, andi( death was imi miinenit.. 'Thle opieratinhg sui'geon, wvith wvonderf'ul coolneass, at once openied thle larynx andl inser'tedl a tracheotomv unbe- theni thle lpatic'nt began breatlli i o aain, his life being saved by the jiudgmuent andl skill dlisplaiyed in the alplicatjin of ar'tificial r'espir'atioin. TheIu necessary r'aising of' the haiid in orderci to pierformf trachcof omy result ed i teaingsoime of the 'stitches, wihwere thien r'eplaed and( thie surigical pariit of (lie operant ion was comilplete. It. only r'emnained to bind1( uip I lie wound air-tight and stationary. Linen aiid canvas, soaked in p)laster' (ot Pariis, we.re thien wvounid r'ound and irounad t he miani's ihce and1( hiead, so that when the pJlaRter' driied he would be unable to move either, and lis hand also is held in position by plaster of' Paris hanidaiges. T.iommny was ini ex cel lenit, conditIion whien the op)eratioin w~as perftormized, and lie hius been doing well cyer since, iIe Is able only to partaike of fluid food, and this is given hun ithr uoughi a tubeO passed inito his mouthI throough the fingers anid uinder' nealt lie hand. But, for his atbor'ed, StentOian bi'eathiung the obser'ver nnght thiik hhln dea d, 80 quietly does he he and so bloodless are 11is lps and cheeks, lie is undier' the Influence of' miorh'uinie at all hours, but lie is not alwvays unconscions, and he uses his rig.htt huand and arm, which are free. to micahilte lia wishes. TOMMY's NEW NosE. It Is now more thani a month that lie has lain thuns Immovable, waiting for his new nose to gr'ow frotn the middle flngeir of his left hand. Al i'eady ihe flaps5 taken fl'om tk.o fliger hiave united with the flaps fraken fi'om the faee. As the flaps unite the process of forming the new 110s0 be come mor andmoreinterecsting. Nature has begtul to per'forml hier share of the wvork, but the supply of blood necessar'y to nourish the growving nasal organ must not, be too little or too great. If It is too little thle ne0w nose willl die, If too great ' now, blood vessels will niot form on a plan suffi ciently, comprehensive. At first it was neces'sary that he digItal arteries of the lInger should keep up their sujply of nourIshment, but If this was mainmtalned the .blood vessels of the new 1n0s0 would 1e only par'tially developed-henace it; becomes Iumoum bont lpoll the surgeon to destroy tYio_. circulation of th thiger graduallly, that the atteries of the fice shall den clop suttleiently to nourish. the nose on i thoir own account. T1he g radual' process is accolplished by tying the trtories one by one. With, one of thorn this hasbeen done, and so tbo t)ply of tiourisllnent froi the finger is cut oflralteady. The other artery is to Le tied u) later on, probabl y next week. When both digital art4) ries are tied there will stili be a little ci;eulat ion fromii Ihe filnger, utnd this will be allowed to conIinue soic tine longer to assist the vessels of the faee ill n1ourisiii ng the ose. lfinally tim pul,tition will be restorted to, andl theu the work will be eomple(e, except in so Jar assurgieal aid mnay be required in uiakiig Totlnuily's lo:;et'i thing ol' hean t1'. Thle amlptationl will b)ermade al, the seconld phal iaael articulation or iiddle join)t-of the Ilnger. The bone of the finger will COirres)oild to the bridge of the nose, 1111( th' first p'a. llgael art Iculht ion whic oi woul other wise make a joiit in the nose will be come still' tind hardl-in a word The doetors a. BenIC will 'tnchyloso The 1:r ye 'olmny CoutEr i braTad new nose. The reporter, fter v'isil ing the pa lient and seeing with his own eyes the liviig o'"idence o1' such retarkable surgical skill, enleavored to get the views of the surgeons in regardl to the operation. T'hey were extremely ret.ieent, however, but only on the grotund that it. woild to tillseritilv to talk in the seuilar jolnlllals on a 'mat ter so purely )rol'ssionnl. The fore ;oing icts were obtained from o11e who wAV,s present. at the operation, and1t ior proof of its success t here is Tom lily's growing nose in the first cot to the right upon enterilig the lower floor of the new brick building at Bellevue Hospital. A GOOn Livmn--Is always known by his appearance. A man' who lives comfortably at home, has good diln nlr., etc., will always show it in his person. But there is aiotlier liver u.more important to mnan--it iq tin a1 iver-the liver that should regulate the whole system. it' that is out of mix. man is good for iothing-cai enjoy" llotiing. To restore it to health, use Dr. Gilder's Liver Pills. A few doses will relieve you. For sale by Dr.,W. E.Aiken.' iSt.* -A tenant has been lancing all night over the head of his landlord. At six in the iorning (lie latter com(s u) Stairs-and complains bitterly of the ahnnOyanice. "What annoyance?" asks the tenant. "Why I liaven't slept a wink all night," is the allswer. "Neither have I," says the tenant, "and yet I doni't make any fuss about it.l'" -The corporator"s o fthe Sibloy Miann fact uring Company eficted an organi zalion Sattirday, proceed to and iwill work at onlce to alivass for subscrip t ions. The names at the head of the enlterl)rise insure its success, and it will not be imnfly mnont.s befbre the hum of 24,000 additional spindles will be heard in Augusta. -T'he proprielor who puts onions on the bi1I-of-fare in France, and then sol d i ih mn to the table1 ill sectio, a with thle hearut pun1dlcd 0out, and( cov<r--' ed whh I an elegant brown biatter wvhich makes thiemt look like hlft-growni eru'l lers, perplet'hLes at cruell friaud upon the evenling, yo.nng nian who is goinig out to see hlis g'i:l Mfaster' Williamn it's danllgerouls wvork. Wh~len I was y'ourl age I eliinbed('( a tree bir'dnesting, and the branch br'oke, andj I fell on the banik." Willy: "WVell, G iles, where would you hiave; been if tihe bank had broke to'o? Uncle's did." commilanlds thie Mainle muilitia, is thle oflhiee' who was dlesignedl by Gener'al G rantll to a1ccept Genleral Lee's surriendw huaes, inidorsaes his polier-, and is what is known 811 Maine as anti-Blaine Rie OL'r n ors.-Gr'andmna (with whom the girls have a slight dlim-rence of' opilnm)i: "PIm sure, gir'ls, I donl't know whiere you get yourii haCsty tom8 1)01 fr'oml." Nellie: "Certainl~y not floml you, grandmia, for you have 1n0vern lost anly." --The dilfferimeeO betwceen ridrng a hor1se and( idinIg aI hobby consis'ts ill this-that 011e can get otl' a horse at anyW time, butt 01nce On a hobby a Inan can1 never get omY --A dealf man Call get outofna crowd as soon1 ats any 0110 whlen a collection is to be taikeni up, and yet tile f'act 11as always pulzzled phlilosophlers. FOR01 COUNTY COMMISSIONER. The friendls of Mir. James G. IIeron, of Salema, respeoctfulily nominate hita for tihe ofco of County Ommi jsioner at the en suing election-subjoet to the aotion of the Democratio primary. jan 17-td* SHAVING SALOON. rj1 E undersigned bens leave to Inform I. his onstomeOrS and tho public goer ally that 11o is prepared to give satisfac tion to all who may favor him with their H. 0. HIUTCHESON wvill shavO you with facility--outting dyeing and dressing in the latest and mos0t app)roved st*yle, with J. M. McCALL At the 'iampion Barber Shop and Sham pooing Saloon, Winnsboro, 8. 0. nov 15 -- GREAT EXCITEMENT -AT PALMETTO HOUSE. JUST ARRIVED one' of -the finest as sortment', of Li<qu3rs in the Boro. One Blarrel of Gibson's Celebrated Old Nectar, 1f40; Three Barrels of ine old Re Whis key: I t, Old Imperial Cabinet *Vhiskey. 9 years old; 2nd, also the Mabel Belle, e ditto; 3rd, Rloanoko iye the oldest,18 ditto. Corn WVhiqkoy of tIhe bout grades, North Carolina (lon,Sieet andlSour Mah. of the best gra~Ies. Atso4 Wines and Bran, dies of th e finest brands I have also a fin', lot of Cigar.. and 'Jlobaooo which I will disose of at reasonable prices for cash only. Give me adail,.'nd ?wlhltreat you right. Piladel pbia esr Deer al-1 ways on hand from tl oat c frtm of Dhet or and Engell, Yu eA,4 fnd me at all mlnes at the Biat ru#der the Wirnsboro hiotel, next door to .D. , Flopiniken's. Gall and see me, J. OLENDINIIG. anog20 ,D r.TUTS X eg RTi . A 4 0 BOTTLES. Its iroper soent, Nutr.. ve alaatuiotoot and Haling. CJombinial t_ieQniitiitiih o letdeotive LUN( HAL ADi ever offered to ut orerafrom' a punonary DR "1. F. HAY WOOD, of New York, voluntarily indorseos it. - . -READ WHAT HE SAYS: Dr. TUVT : Now York, Sept.. 19. 1877. Dear Sir-During this ear I v.i'ed i ie hundre4 nsueof lig d seases. I th e L.er w.rds of the city the e:.ses wore of a very sevore tyl.e. It was thore icy a tnu yi w.toalld toTut s )%dpectorant, and I onles my surhjrine at hai wouduiriul power. During a pratice of twenity years. 1 have never Dnown a mediclne to act. as proumtly. saidl with auoha mV11m oltu~tsa. It iuit.a:t1y eubdud the mhost volept oughing i cured thme diseasei a few days. I uerfarly indorse it as the beat ltu medicine I ve use do. ei.a J. FR ANOIS ILAYWOOD, M. D. A NEWSPAPER PUB. WRITES. Ofice! :voin - News. Auusta. GAa. P.TT:Da rM itps.,wsatce Dr. TTT: Besemi,i we . atAtcked with puneuntalm last wintur, t "icb loft him with a violent cough, that. lasted ti . thin o moruth since. for eas curo of whi I nun ittdobted toyour valuable Ii:xpoctorattt. 1 had tried nmst every tlhin rou..an. mended, but none did anmy g..od untl L ueai your 1C. peetorant, ono bottle of whih removed the coug entirely. With many thauks, ian y Had terrible NICHT SWEATS. Memphis. Feb.. 11, 1871. Dr. TUT': Sir-I have ben .t:nYrityt fur no.srly two gear, with a severe cogh. When 1 commncedl ta. klie yeur Expecorant I was rodu"ed to one * u*nred and sixteen ,ouuda itt weig lt. I had t.it"d ahnmost everything had terrible night wead. 1 have taken halt dozen bottles. Tihe eight. sweets have left m%e the cugh Is disappeared, and Ihave ained iifteen idiin eat. respect, OLIYMI.'1iUIL IMPORTANT QUESTIONS. Reader; have you caught a cold? Are you un able to raise the phlegm? HIave you an Irrita lion in the throat I A sense of oppretalon on the hiIngs, withshort breath ? Do youi have a fit of coughing on lying down ? A sharp palin now and then in the region of the heart, shoul dors amd back? If so, our Advice Is take at once a dose of 'Tutt'u Expectorant; you will soon be able to raise the phlegm. In an hour repeat the Expectorant, place a hot iron to the feet,take two of Tutt'a Pills. You will soon fall into a pleasant sleep and wake up In the n.orning, cough gone, lungs working freely; easy breath ing, and the howela moving in anatural manor. To prenn:t . return of theie symptome use the tv~lscctoiat several days. Office, 35 Murray Street, N. Y. TUT?'S PILLS TUTT'S PILLS CURBE DYSPEPSIA. TUTT'S PILLS CIE FEVER AND AGJE. TUTT'SAPILLS OUVME CKREDOIt. TUTT'S PILLS TUTT'S $PILLS TUTT'S PILLS PUIRIFY TiE BLOOD. TUTT'SIIPILLS OUR ES PHIEDYE R AY HlAIR Waci m:us changed to a OrLogs i.ueby a sle app ication oftisDrm It inm. parts a Natural tlolor, acts Intantnooualy, and is as Harmless as spring water. Hold by Druggists, or sent by express on receipt of 1. Otfioe, 35 Murray St., New York. Piallosn an d Orga[i FROM FACT.ORY' DIRECTT '1O PU1RCHASERS I Eveiry Man His Owvn Agent LUIDDEN & BATES' GRAND INTR{ODUCTVION 8ALE. FIve t,hottsand supenlastt.it.me.us fromn ten leanding mnufiactuiers to be pilaced in repre.' se"tnltitit outern hiomes a i :tct'ry i 'le for Iitrodumi ton mmnd Ailyenitt.em.t. itmatet inauut rat'id Nov. I, tiC.. and pmiiu i';t-h on m 188m'. 'i'h'm onily sii of lihe kind v"Yr sull2es.,(ull catlii< 0out in Amnericat. iDoni't mnl- t.m. chiance to join am gIluniltle mlulb of 11 Vt th,ouandli pur . Clchaicr. ech of whoim sm'L're. 3 a n Inistrulment at imnufactit Cr's whIolda1le rates. INFORMATION TO PURCHASERS. Donm't miake the ml',1al: of .supposing us to he mierily locai aimsit, mAilit: 'n commnision." U'mmerstanmd anid don't/f, nlet it, tlmhat LN of theo largest mnanltlicuer in Ametrl'a Including Chiichercing & Sons. Mron & I.lamilin. Ilallet & Davis, Guild & Church. Matuhushek Piano Co. Peloubct & Ptelton, Southern Gom Co. Sterling Organ Co. haive oippointed u1s theIr Souther'n WVhnlcanlo Agent.s anid given us exclusive control of t.heir himsLtruents for the South. These~ mnamulactuir eira supply us, under spmecia con traat, wilIh thoi's. andis of instrlumenlt yearily at only it sniall p'er mcnt.orer pir fue cost ofi 71an,ufacture. All advafn talges ganetd by ouri direct connecltioni with mnuraeturors aind our Immense purchases we give directly to pulrchlasera und(er 0our NEW PLAN,. OF SELLING. N~o A glnts I No Commissions iInstruments shIp)per from factory direct to pulrchasers, and all middle meln's profits. saved. Every man his own agent and entitled 19 agent's rates. The onily house Soulth seillsig Onl this newV plan. Buying from us is practically buying from the mainufacturers, and our prices are as low as aotfaot,urers ever give. 800 these special . Pianos Or'ganu SI1lI 7 Oct. RloseWood 9 Stops. Uandsomo Darved legs. Oats- Walnttase with Gold logue price, $528. Ornamifentatf'on, Sf57. Bloos 7X Oct. Rose. '18 Stops, Three Bets awood, large size, Cary- Of reeds', Iarge sie, ox Pih Oat. prl'e6$Oo of rich design,a S71as B227 7X Oct. Square 18 Stops. Three sets hrand, extra I a r g e reeds, superb Mirror sizo andi magtnificent-. Top Prench Wal'tut. Ly ornament'ed ease. Burl inlaid and Gold4 Datalogue price, $i000 Ornamented Vase, .80, All gtuaranteed Instruments from reliable nakors. Sold under efirars duarantee. Shipped tirect from factory or from Savannah Itr terred. For ten dollars extra on a piand or lour 10 r 4a rgan, we assume freit to any ..de0orsteamer land'ng 80ut.Senton 0 s tisa$t$y. E an in yourow n'tome r tisof competent msicins nakors and two hundred different Styles. Bjme talt rates to TaeAera, Sehool., Churehe, and J1a, ore. Send for IntroductIon Sale Clroular giving Uill information. Address L.uddeui & Bates, SAVANNAhI, GA. Witolesale Piano and Organ Dealers. A month gua.ranteed. $19 a day ta DYUhome made by the Industrious. avIlnot reqtired.rwe Wllt start yu. Men i 1g, n p, dsu an u d anonca adse ote ly r. U addly essesi at te ree, Now 1s tm. Th001ea44re Uetri4pa tUOt.no. Rargains AT JOHN L. MIMNAUGH'S. O Make room for Spi in;. Goods, I will offor my entire stock o DR Y GOO)S, NOTIONS, BOOTS, SHOES. HATS and CLOTHING, GLASS'and CROCKERY WA I{E at IMATCIILES PRIOUES. Parties in Need of the above goods wvill do well to visit-my storo before purchasing elsewherre. JOHN L. TIMNAUGIT, The Leader of Low Priices. jan 10 ALry Goods. Sales greater than ever, which shows the INTRINSIC VALUE and GREAT ClIEAPNESS of our goods. SUGENHEIMER & GROESCIEL, Ifbu wlan to satve money by buying yonr goods, comne and see us beforo NEW GOODS! WE have now open, and will sell as low as any reliable house in town our second supply of Fall and Winter Goods. 1 ease Fruit of the Loom Long Cluth.. 25 pieces other brands of Long Cloth. 1 caso Bessbrook Jonne. piect s assorted Jeans and Cassimeres. pie, Cs new style Prints. Dross Goods. Alpicas, Mohairs, Caslmeres. Blankets, white and colored, Flannels, Linnays, Gingharns, Bro%i HomeoHpuns. Plaid Flon-spums, Drillings, Osnaburge, Bid Ticking, Hick ory ihurtmn, Cotton F-nmels. ()omn orts, SHawls. \iftk lt,, Boulfev,rd Shcirts. A fuil mu)p. of white ,ndf: colo,d (Dress Shirts, Underslii ts rnd U!mwe:s. BhIebed. cown and Co (red Hr.li t-Vt'ifi. (Olethmig and ima.' Overcoa&tyI()o~j Ovei ! oaIa.,. ! For thC. bdie we hP1ve a n1': oteek rvies:,, .oslrry. Glorves, Ruffling, C,ollaris nd tu.E1;,n;.-a;k ni i ious, Ribbons, &c. The "P:riaf.re," "Jinna," Pr:do" aind "Beatrico" Coretft White Good., much as Nainookis, Jncone., Ca.mbric :nd Lawns For honse.-keepers, we bava a full line of Table Damask Doyliof; Towels. Bleached and Brown Shootings ' - I N oti(PnS in1 gr'"10 vari0tv Ladies' Misos' and Children's Shoes. Mon's, Youths' f.nd Boys' Boots and Shoes. .Trunks, Valises, Sat:achels, and Umbrellas. In our Grocery Deparutient can be found everything needful at low Prices. a Ve cordially invite an inspection of our stook, fooling assured that we an 4e F. ELDER & CO. nov 4, THE ELEPHANT HAS CyE -WITH A FRESH STOCK OF-.... FALL AND WINTER GOODS, --AT THE. WINNSBORO DRY GOODS, FANCY GOODS, AND MILLINEY BAZAAR. We take pleasure in announcing to enr friondes and the publid enerall that we are now opening the finest and most complete assortment t rall and WintEr Goods, inciudin Fanoy and Staple Gtads, all th latest styles of Millinery, Ladies' Dress Goods, Fany Goods and ThMaeinsa --DEALERS IN GROCa S, CONFEOTIbNRIE SO11HATS, ORTES 00, OdOOE ' , .TIN and WOO)nWA L)3D~ which will be ofered tvery low r a we are ,trll sell heap er 'thal the cheapest, and Qo ivte al r todelr 4 heap Y a~ aiso gent for the yolnW tDAV .afW b Er,I; ,:R.S,w" - .. + - ', . ... I , S .,Y ... ,. .. .. . ..N.ti, ....1 ..,.... . . . . . . . . .,.. . . . . ... . r::