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WN AND CoU NTY TIOUtDAY, Novelmbor 18, a I I ise. T ItMSOV TilE NEwe AND 11EMALdi ---ri-weekly edition, four dollars pe0 aiam,, In advance; weekly edition; two dollars and fifty cents percanny in advance. LMberal discount to clubs of fve and upward. RATES Or ADVElIsl.-One dollaO per ich for the first insertion, vs d fity cents per inch for each subseq Ait Insertion. These rates apply to all-ad. vertisements, of whatever nate Mo, lnd are payable strcltly in advaitee. Qon. tracts for three, six or twelve mon.ths made on very. liberal terms. Tranl sient local notices, fifteen cents per line for the first inserti6n and seven and one-half cents per line foi -each subscauentinsertion. Obitwa-les and tributes of respect charged as adv'3r tisemnnts. Simple announcements o wnvy lagos and deaths published free or char 6, and solicited. A communications, of whatsoever n1ature should be addressed to the Winnsboro Publishing Company Widunsboro, S.C. RAILROAD SOHEDULE.-The trains on the Charlotte, Columbia & Augusta Railroad reach Winusboro as follows: Day passenger, northward 1 00p. in.; southward, 6.12 p. im. Nfght passeni ger, northward, 12.20 a. in.; south ward, 8.69 p. ni. Day freight, north ward. 8.65 a. in.; southward, 12.40 p. m. Night freight, northward, 2.38 a. m.; southward, 10.35 p. n.-This schedule is on the basis of Washing ton time, which is about fifteen minutes ahead of Winnsboro time. New Advortisements. Sheriff's Sale-J. B. Davis, S. P. C. For Sale-H. A. Gaillard. Bluestone-W. E. Aiken. We hear of several marriages that will take place before the Christmas holJdays.begin. It is always thus: "Marrying'and -giving in marriage." Let the ball roll ol. "Let 'er roll V" DinE READING.-The dime readings, which were so pleasant during the last winter and summer, will be reor ganized at the residence of Mr. -D. R. Flenniken on Friday evening, 19th inst., at 7 o'clock. Winnsboro has never had more delightful social gath erings than these readings, and all who-desire a good time would do well to go to Mr. Flenniken's at the time stated. There will be reading, music -both vocal mid instruinental-anec dotes, an.(1 in fact, everything that is calculated to render the occasion both pleasant and profitable. Tim READY Coi1oroN CALCULATOR. Tmhis is the title of an adniirable little, book of tables, calculated and conh piled by Mr. Sabritt D. Dunn of this place. Its object is to facilitate the calculation of the cost of cotton or other commodities. Under any given price (ranging from five cents to sov enteen cents a pound, through inter vals of two and a half hundredths of a cent, and also through sixteenths of a cent), there is a column of nine rows of' figures, giving the cost of from one to nine pounds respectively. Fromn this the cost of~ any ntumber can be found almost instantaneously by simi ply running the decimal point to the right-one place for tens, tw-> places for hundreds, and so on. The cost of a bale or' cotton weighing 498 pounds(1, at 10.42k cents, is thus found. Turn ing to the table beneath the given )pice we finmd 4 lbs., $ .417000. 400 1 is., $ 41.70 O lb~s., .915250. 90 lbs., 9.08 2 8 lbs., .684000, 5 lbs., 88 4 -. 498 lbs., $51.91 6 The cost of 24,626 pounds of cotton, at 10.57i cents: s lbs., $ .211500. 20,000 lbs., - $9,115.00 4 lbs., .4284)00. 4,000 lbs., 423.00 II lbs., .684500. 600 lbs., 68*45 S lbs. ~ '911500. 20 lbs., 9.11 0 5 lbs., .528750. 5 lbs.. .52 5 24,625 lbs., $2,604,09 8 A little practice will insure rapidity and accuracy, anid the mental woi'ry inicident upon multiplying anid divid lng in haste and amid distracting cir' cumnstances will be obviated. An im portant feature of this book is that Mr. Dunn, who is a good mathemati cian, has carefully read and revised the proof, and lhe ensures absolute ac curacy. Every merchant shlould hlave it. The price of tile book, we believe, Is $1.60. For further particulars, ad dress Mr. S. D. Dunn, bookkeeper for Messrs. W. it. Doty & Co., Winns boro, S. C. .NOT ES OF THfE FAIR, Wvhat a Pairaield Man Saw and IUoard Dur lng a Little VisIt to the State Capital. CowumIA, 8. (1., November 12. Your correspondent, like some other citizens of Fairfild, having a little spare timne and somne business matters to attend to, visited Columbia on Wednesday of Fair week and re mnainled in thle city till Friday ilght, and during that time saw the State Agricultural Fair, which, in his opin 101), was a greater success than has been for some years past. Thuis is ow 11ng, in a great mneasure, to the in creased interest taken by farmers gen. orally in procutring a higher grade of stock than those that forwmerly were exhlibited at cattle shows. Thoere were several animals on exhibition that far surpassed anything of the kind thlat had been shown for many years p~akt, and, In my opinlion, this Is proof peel. tive that most of our extensive farm. .ers are taking much more. interest ill in this particular than formnerly. Tihe Fairfleld planters, as they generally do, mnado a splendid show of stock genler ailly. Mr. James B. Turner and Mr. D). R. Flennikon had on oxhibitioni * some of the fluiest Jersey cattle I have over seen, or perhaps many of your readers have seen. These gentlemen deserve great credit for the latorost they are taking In introducing a supe rior breed of cattle, Theo Jersey dan's be beat. Tile city was illuminated ori Thursday .night, and a grand torch light proession. was giveni... .Colum. bia turned out strong in theo fire do partinent. Labor and finance \ver< only thought of diu:ing the Fair; and P Aikie, fr qee, jv o laid aside, to the fitistaction 'of mnwt of the visitors, as that, itibJietf 4 (lilaiiol is n'1rl V worif bitt and- somdthing uey was do sired- dle fraiad ball at. the State HoIlsO tJiar,, was e SuceOas, but your corretlhodoutt was not 'preseilt, and canno t <gve you a description; be, therefore,. leaves the account of the ball ai assenbly to the care of so1e of the Boro boys wio were present and participated in the enjoyment, and who 6&n give a full description and the doings.. You would have been amused, when meeting any of the Fairfield nien at the capital, to be saluted, "lRold.her hard, Mollie," and "Lot 'er roll," whioh seems to be the Slogan of Fairfileldians when meeting anywhere rom home; It seemis to be a new mode of salute among us. 11 hope all tile youngsters as well as tei seniors enjoyed themselves as fully as they liad expected. VIDETrE. WILLIAM 0. BOrLBTON. The Baltimord'American of the 10th instalt contained the following notice of death the aid burial of Mr. William 0. Boylston, near that city: The death of Mr. William Cloud Boylston, mentioned Il . yesterday's American,' at Buinside, tile residence of Mr. Sainuel H. Shoemaker, day be fore yesterday, has been the cause of great regret and sorrow ainong his lrge circle of acquaintances and friends iri this city. Mr. Boylston was the son of Hon. R. B. Boylston, of Winnsboro, South Caroliia, and was thirtv-ouevears old. He was a gradu ate of tile University of Virgihia, and was at the time of his death a member of the Baltimore bar, with bright pros pects. 'He married Miss Augusta Shoemaker & daughter of Mr. Samuel H. Shoemnaker, about four years ago. A few months since, when he went abroad with Mr. Shoeinaker anid Ills family, his health began to fail, tile chief trouble being, as was then sup posed, a derangement of the liver. His complaint, however, gradually took the forni of a pulmonary attack, which developed into a. rapidI consumption an-.1 terminiated in his death. Mr. Boylston was a member of the Odd Fellows and -leptaiophs. A pure and consistent Qhristia), he was a member and regular attendant of Emmanuel Church. t Ie leaves a widow and twinl clildren. lHe 1had two bro.hers livilig in this city, wio, together with ills iother aiid sister, were with him at tile time of S.,elaIlbath. The fundral took place f-on 'Burn side," in Green. Spring Valley, lalti more county, -Mr. Shoomaker's couna try residenoe,waid i was attended by relatives, nfejgibo's,.and a great many friends of'ti young. man aid of Mr. Shloemnapt r-gn thp city. A special 1i4il'a Notrthern Central R-ilway In' eblrge of Mr. Doyle, leaviln balvert Station at -11A a. in., Wa1 s crowded, and at tile station fifteen carriages wero in Waiting to carry all who came by the traini to St. Thoimas P. E. Church, at Garrison Forrest, Wilere Ie111 fulleral: serlice 'ias held. So great wat- the- nulljer of friends, I here waAls also a longit pr'ocessionl afoot. Among those present were Hon. John L. Thomatis, Hon. Stockett Mal hews, Mr. W. A. Tucker, Mr. Rt. M. Proud, Mr. A. E. Warner', representing Bal tim ore City Lodge of Masonls; Mr. J. Aliex.. Shrivel', Mr'. 8Umm ner'fieldl Nor' ris, PilymasteY' ilushll, .Un ited Sinates Navy ; General Donlaldson, Dr. John Dickson, Mr. L. Brooks, Jr., Mr. John Croer~aiid.Mr. John 8. Le.ib, of the 'Northern Central Railway; Mr. Treni hmoniol960utih Qarlolinal, and1( very lmanv l~ord4 rl'-qsentaOltiVe men01. Del 1ph1 oncfai t tleptaophls, of' wiich Mr. BlovistoPwak chlancellor, was rep reCsenteil by J. ,J. War'd, Johnl HI. Muli ler', George -A .. Ogle anid Icd ward Landstreet. Tlie frilends f-om the city stood wiithi uncovered heads in tile ptav'eyar'd wile tile funeral pro0 cpssi4n from tile homestead enter'ed theo old chlurch. Rev. Dri. A. M. Ran dol plig r'etor' of Em i mnuel Protestant Epissoal Church, read thle ser'vice 8trot ~"Jolfes -r'bed the Scriptural lgass a, closing wlith "Oh granve, whler'p i thy victory; 0 death where is thlystlng I" Then tile solemn pro-0 cessi p )ass~ed out, Miss Page sinigin~g meatl~l me 0one of Mr. Bloylstbn's favor'it e' lymt s, and'they buriea his body un1 der' a great Oak tr'ee. Tile coffin was cover'ad with rich black cloth, and~had on it two palm blanches caught wvith a satin1 bow. Rev. Dr. J. Houston Eccleston, of NeWark, tan uncle of Mrp. Boyiston,iread tihe bburi service at the grave. Th'ie pall-bearers were Henry A. Wilse, John1 Steele, Pfiulip HI Tack, William E. Morr'is, C. Lorraine Gill, R. B. Post, George Elder, W.- G. HI. Stump. Dr. W. G.Lockwvood, D. W. Read, M. R. Walter' and W. McI. Wood. B Y virtue of eortain warrants direoted to me, I will offer for sale, before tile Court House (leer In Winnsboro, S. 0., on tile first Monday in December next, between tile legal hours of sale, the fol. lo~ving personal property. to wit: One thousand pounds 6f seed cotton, miore or less, thlirty-five bnshels of' cotton seed, more or less, twenty-five bushels of corn, more or less, seven hutidred pounds of fodder anti hafy, mere or less, sold as the property of Joe Wooudward, at the suit of baiss Josephine Ladd, ALS6 One dlark brown horno mule, called Doek, sold under a bill cf sale given to Ml.,s Josephine Ladd by Joe WVoodward. ALSO - One bale of cotton, said as the property or Ca'vin Gibson an d others, at the sult of J. M. Galloway & Co. - ALSO One bale of cotton, sold as tho propeorty of Lbnis Btepheonson and -Stephen Stephi enson, at thes suit of P. Elder & (Co. Terms-CashI. J011N Bi. DAVI. ISheriff's Office, s. P. C. IWinnsboro, 8. 0., November 17, 1883. nov 18 'FOR SALIC, . A T Inbi otory, on saloda~y .next, .~.the traet of land In this county, recenatly owned by 'Thomas Sloan, E~sq, conltafiing two hlundred acres, nmoroor 1 Tors Onotird cash, balano in one ntov17-1;/x2 I LUESTONEl, BLUJESTONEI, BLU1JESTONE, For sale at the Drug Store, by L nov 18 -'- W, E. AIKEli. Colnor, & C ianlr's -AND SEE T HE Finest linen of Ladies' ayl Gents' Gold Watches, Ohains. Pins and Ear-Rings, that have over bon brought to this place. ALSO A finn assortment of 'cameo and Plain fin-or Rinos. ALSO Silver and Plated Waro of all kind,; Violins, Violin Strings, &. HANDSOME TOILET SETS. Vases, Motto Cups, Lamp Goods, Glass ware, Clooks, &u. All as CUEAP as the Cheapest. nov .1O THE NEW YORK WEEKLY HIRAID. JAMES GORDON UENNET, Proprietor. THE BEST .AND CHEAPEST NEWSPAPER PUBLISIIED. POSTAGE FREE. ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR. FIFTY CENTS FOR SIX MONTHS. An Ixtra Copy to Every Club of Ton. THE NEW YORK HERALD, PUBLISHED EVJMlY DAY In the YEAR. POSTAGE FREE. 810 pays for one year, Sundays 1-cluded. 88 pays for one year, with lout Sundays. 85 iays for six mont hs, Sundays Included. 84 pays for six months, without Stumdays. 82 liys for one year for any specilled day of 81 I)fy5 for six months for any specifled day of ie week. I per month (Including Sundays) will be charged on subleriptIons for a less period than Ihree months. TO EUROPE, INCLUDING POSTAGE. Daily ......................... I0d ~1730 Weekly (ilomestic Rlition)...........20 NEWSDMALElIS SUPPLIED, POS8TAGE FRLE. Daily Editlnn..,...........2X cents per Copy. 8unda.v Edition................4 rent s per Copy. Weekly Edition................2 cents per Copy. N. B.-Not. less than 5 copies mailed to niews. dealfrs a t wholesale rales. We allow no commahission on subscriptions to all Edition. Address NidW YORK HERIALD, lroad~vay and Ann Street, New York. DON'T BUY -A Until you have seen ou's. The famous WEBSTlERI, beautifully pajint ed, strong, durable. Don't for'get the WEBSTER WAGON is the BEST THlING ON WIIEELS. U.,0. D)ESPOIITES, Winnsboro, S. C. It. S. DESPORTES & CO., itidgeway, S. C. sept 9 TI-HE P E )PLE'S MUiITUJAL RELIEF ASSOCIATION. r HI s an A ssociation of business men, - w ho, for their iimntuadl prolootion, contribute towarils a fund, so as in case of death, their fanmilins may re ceive from $2.m00 to 85,000I, according to amount of certiideate. This is ono of the best plans of lite insuranco. You pay as you go, just like tire insurance, and with more conivenienicoeoven, as' you pay by small instalments during thme year. Weo refor to those best acquainted with uts, viz :members in Fairilold: G. H-. Me Mlaster, Jan. A. Brier, Jno B. Davis, D). R. Flenniken, B. Sugenhelmer, J. W. MctCreight. Jno. J. Neil, Thomas IL. John son, J. Clendining, R. B. Hlanahan, R. -Means Davis, .Jas. Q. Davis. Any one that should like to become a menmbor will apply to G. C, BACOT, not 2 Agent. We are bound to please and tink we can interest you if you need any thing in our line. SUGENHEIMER & GI1oESCHIEL. F IN E LJIQUO0R S. N ATHANS BROS.' Old Cabinet iRye, - 1863, Cld Rloanokeo Whiskey, 1860. Also, Rlotterdami Brandy. Cold iiam for luhch from 11 to 1 o'clock every day. L HAVE recently made extensive addi Ltions to ray stock of Wines and liquors, which censisth of a full assmort. ment of Rye Whiskey, Corri Whiskoy., French Urandy, Apple lirandly, Peach Brandy, Sherry Wilno, Seappernong Wine, Chmanmpag'no, etoa, etc. ): 'claim to sitl the FINEST AND PUREST RYE WHISKEY to be had in Winnsbora. Give it a trial. I also also k op oni hand a full supply of SEGARS AND T'OBACCO, in great variety, and adapted to the tastes of everybody. Call at the PATPETTO HlOUS2, in the Winnyboro Hotel building. .1. CIENDININ(. moch 2Z ~RMlANNT SUL AINELE, Factor & General Commission Merchant, C HA RL E STO0N, S. C,, I IhEALER IN GERMAN I(AINIT, or POTASH SALT, Peruvian Guano, No. 1 na No. 2, Pure Fish Guano, Nova Scotia Land Plaster, Ground Rou th ('arolina Plhos phlatS, and other PEitTILIZERIS;~Ato; C OR N, O A TS, H[A Y, Etc.e Orders fled with dispatch,' amd literal advancoes made on~ consignment~sof Cot. ton and other Produco.* ' I Y U W * NT ANYTHIING IN TlI CALL AND GET THE 3EST AT I-OT SOOTCH WHISKEY PUNCHES, --AT F. W. IIABENICIIT'8. ~IOT JAKAIQA nTUX PUNCHES, -AT F. W. IIABENICHT'S. TOM AND JERBIES, V MADE OF THE BEST IMPORTED LI- r QUORS, AT F. W. HABENIORIT'S. a p THE "DON CARLO," BEST TEN CENTS CIGAR FOR TH[ MONEY, AT % F. W. IIABENICHT'S. nov 16 a U GREAT I INDUCEMENTS 'V - :0: - y IIE have now in store the largest " W stock ever purchased by us, 1 and which vill be disposed Qf at loy a prices. . Dry Goods,d Clothing, Hat, Shoes, Groceries, Bridles,. Saddies, Harness, Re'd Leathier, 'r Harness Leather &c. C Weoareonotgiven to "BLOWING," i but cani truthfully siky we are offer- 0 ing solid bargains, and will be glad i to soe you. U. G.DESPORTES. sept 20 JUST iN STORas NEW SEED RYE AND B3ARLEY. -ALSO A LOT OF? RED RUJST-PRtOOI OATS TO ARRIVE IN r A FEWIV'DAYSJ -ALSO JBAGGINGi AND) TI"$. A f'ull and comnplete stock of IFamily anud Plantationi (roccries will hlwvay's be found a t my1 establishiment, and they wvill be sold1 at )prices to suit the timeis. Give mie a call antd you aball be suited. D). H. FL ENNIKI2N. aug 31 SMOKERS TAKE_.TNOTSAND lIANC0%K AND ENGLI81I CIGARIS.. FLV1bi TilOUSANDi SYND ICATE CIGA1RS, FIVE CENT CiGARS -IN - 1 W. 17AIJRNICII'R LUDIEN & 3ATLS' SOUTHEiN MUSIC HOUSE PlIIE MfUSIC HOU8E OF M H E8OUTH I REMOVAL TO OUlt New Double Store t An Immense Music Temple. Two largestores, each 30 foot front and Dur stories high, fronting on three streets nd filled from collar to loft with musical pp lies. Nothing to compa o with it in he Bouthern States. i BIG STORE, A IG STOCK, A BIG TRADE, LNIZ 1101% TO COMe, During the ton years since our estab shnent of our house we have developed ie music trado of the South to a won erful degree, but as yet we have only be un. Wesco, not many years ahead, a usines~ of a million a scar, and to take re of this enormous trade we have pro ided our present mammoth waroroomis. all trade 1880 will be immense. We are ?ady for it. For months our senior part- ] or has been at the North contracting j ith Piano and Organ manufacturers for t itrumente. le has concluded most Ivantageous contracts, and the Pianos iid Organs aro "coming, coming" 100,000 tore, by every stearnor. Non Styles, Now 14 'rices, Now Terms, Now store, Now Do. ariure. PECIAL OFFER, FALL 1880. Cash prices with three Months crodit. tring months of Ar '. Sept, and Oct. k 'e will soll Pianos ar d Organs at LowEsT ASH PnIoEs, payable $23 Cais on a Pi- b Do or $10 Cash on an Organ, with the alaice in three months, WITHOUT INTEnI T. C VAT DO YOU SAY TO TilS OFFER? - Write for Illustrated Catalogues and [ow Price Lists For Fall I so and pre are to be astonished. JUDDEN & BA TES SAVANNAH, GA. Vholesale Piano and Organ Dealers. July T A NEW KIND OF WATCH CASE. New becausd it li only within the last few Dars that it has been Improved and brought Ithin the reach of every one: old in pirinelplo Mcause the flrst, invent.ion was mado and the rat patent taken out. nearly twenty years ago, nd cases made at. thal. time and worn ever ace, arc nearly as good as now. Head the fo01 (Wing which is only one of theo many huns redis; your jewelers can tell of similar onies: It ANs~iI . PA., IM ayi 29, 1878. I have a custoiner wvho carriedI one of Iloas' atent. cases fifteen yearts and I knew it. two oars before he got it, and 10. now appears good 3r torn years longer. Rt. E. OL.NEY. Rtemnember that. Js, nloss' is time Only patent. aso made of two piates of solia gold (onie out, do and one insIdet) covering every part ox Isedt to wear or algIrt. Th'ie great, advantage fthoe plates is app~artt to every one. Boss' ,the only pntent cas with wvhich there is yven a writtenn warrant, or which the followingL a fac-simile; I' see ~ha yo getthegwaoo wth achcas sk yur ~weer fr ilusrate caaloue, I ieestt ytock gof Nhewai alla W in--ea~c er Goods, ever brought. to cur urg. Come and see us. SUOENHJEIMER & Guo~scIrEL. SALE STABLES. C/OTIOEF. ALL persons who b~ought stockd rom me last spring on time whose iotes are due first October, will >lease be prepared to meet them, as aull payirent will be required. Lromnpt payment will only enable no to accotnimodato themn next ipring. COQtN Alib FOlJ)L Delivered at my Stable en Conlgress ltree't, loented onie door south of tihe rLadd building. sept_23 Olothinig for M~'en, Youths and Boys-A moaning sign, yet our friends say there's nothing mean abouIt us. Come. and, suit your selves. SUGEfEIMER & OROEsofi~. Clothing for Men, Youths and ?3ogs, wvell made, good quality and alwayge'henp ii price. ftdoN/IErMERl &r 0uoxeC0tL. If' you want to save money go to SUoENHEuIMERs & ORtoM~EL. A I''THE F:091 FAALL D - W E- BEG leave to inform our cu1sto'nli lately disposed uf our Grocery D]e oom for our Which are now in store, and have beaen onnot enumerate tho % arions kinlis anit al ,mine our stock, and wo shall ondeavor t< CLOT0If 4..gAT AND Q1 This depairtment Ias been extenldedl, anl hir 'Troy Olty Pelrfoot Fitting Crown Slir adriod mado to order if (esirod. DAY ST4TE STAND Are our spoeinlty. and to thoo who have hose who aaroyot strangers to tho durabih a call anyd buy yoiur winetor sipply, or1 ai 'ou will-not have to come ofton--thoy arc jboo mande. ZEIGLER llROTHERS' Gonts', Ladies', our S oc bill aud savo money by buying oct 7 P LRANDFAL JAVING just returned from the N Custoers ltat we havo socured )r Goods. Full and completo assori oar. KID GLOVES 1 KID GLOVE3 I nglish Lislo Tliread Gloveswith tw oth in whito nId colors. Ladies' and Misses' Colored Hoso inds Our stock of Whito Goods, Embro as fnyer beeni more comploto. Gonts' Furnishing Goods in all th lothing in now styles and at old pri 10 price of woolel filbries, Wo ar 1( Look of fino and modiuam lothing tll oro, which wov will soll at LAST FA An inspection in respectfully solici 1P. L AN D1 DONI Until You W - YIX STOCK of Furitlure, which wi urittire elsew~'here, thnomo (')tio C the (est selectio andt can1( hur 1lt'chea1Ipr. lii paav. Illythew~ood, White'Oaik, Woodw uid York. TLhis is a P:gcommenattion t <0I A newr suly of' Windowi Shaides, XV 'rames10, C2hr'omos , IIn all acks, and( Ilool VTe largest sn11)ly of Tlina. Chamberw S er' Suits. Call and1( seeO them1. A newi nys. Dont't Iluy a Miatobine merl he ni 'ed have butt lilt ttea ei.. 'lThe (ono( imo anitd voxailion), is ntois(less, rul .lRemeero the (Gold MICeal wals aw ver' (ighty competlitors. 1Il an ehi' ry I ways given entlire0 satlisfactiota. lleina r'epareod to muake to order. L umber ano ig M~acneltt( Needles and tat tachmnts ai to. D~on't fhih1(l to cll beforo purchlas9in E/IMASTE1, BRlCE -. & R lE now ofn'ering for lthe ins~pctImt 1. of1 Cth ciizlns ofl Fatrfethl iltheir 'A LL AN I) W I NTEII STlOCKi.. Eaich .l1'topatment of' 1Dress Goods, D ry loods, tOlothing, Getls Goods antol Iats, is full uip writh goods that lhave ecen UAR lUL"JLY SEL4ECTEl). 'ho qjuali iy of' ou r Goods is l llST L1ASS, and1( they will be sold( as8 low 8 any boady cant 01' will sfel1 them.i Wie lahn to be HIE ADQ UA IRTR For all goods in one'linc. Int Shoes 'C tare soeond to nonte. lin gnality her are as gooas a1 re sho~wnt hi this I an othar mall 11rket. tllemthebe we oli t followvinig brantds, anad thaL, verIy pair11 11r0 warran1ted;C ADLJIlI& CLEMENT'rS Weq havey sold1 theose bra1l(1 nds forEN {'EA 118, anid they haver alwvays givetn nillr s'3atiati 11 on. As for' pi'cos, no0 'We have a tiecS lino of Car'pets ont tnd, anid tit'o still sellinig the colobr'at id P'EARL SIJlIT, as we call fnd( nto )et tot'. 31eMASTlERt, URICEC & K(ETCIIIN. oct 12 JUST RECEIVEDs RICE'S BAK ING POWDERS, PRIICE'S FL AYOftING EXTRUACTS, P~R10E'S COL~OGNkR ON D)11AU11lT, AISO, -Anothor supply of the FORE8'I FLOWER COLOGNEC, and a varlot3 of Preparations for Cotighs and Colds by W1 E, AIKEN oet 29 4~ NER I ORE OWD S 1 and the Public generally, that we h-I >artment fok the pip-poise of Inaking moj marked at pricA to in.luco qilok ardes. W yes. but cordi.dly iMvi call to.eail and Ox. make it, the interest of all to purchase. NT S' FUJRKXIIKN (70ODS. d wo giarantee prices as low as the lowoet t cannot bo surpassed. Laundriqd or Un. .RD SCREWED SHOES tried thou we need nodc words. To ty of tii.s honosti?. made Khoe, we ask yoi4 n1gle pa ron 2y, it yq(P profor trying 014 l., acknowlodged by lany. to WtitLyer 0a ALSO Misses', and Infants' Fine Shoes. 1todnoe thn bert. Rtomotubor the-'plaoe A, M. BEATY & co., ON T11l COJ1N1W L 'OPENING L1 ER B R'S )rth, we can assure our frionds nn the fluest seletion of Fall and Wit? ment of the latest Novelties for fall I Two and throo Buttons, 50 cen( o, three and six buttons, all sizs in variety. Miln's Half Hose-all deries, Handkorchiefe, Notions, &c., 3 new and attractive stylci. 1Ne aos. Notwithstanding the advance in coiving the largest and handsoinest at has cyvr boon exhibited in the LL AND WINTER PRIGES I CKER& BRO. BUY >~ Have I be thie lariges(t, handitsomiest andir cheanp deLsigni and1 wrkmainship 1i unequlehd. nted to( be1 as)1 repre'sen1td. P~rico your11 tIrsi-class store where vou will hav 1ii'oho -arI ini minid thatt I ship 'goods toe Itidge urd's, IllinekstIock, and as far as8 Chester >f' the11 qjualI1it aml price of my13 goods. all Pockets, Brazckets, Mirrors1*, Pictur L't1, made(1 to) maitch 0. Ctage and Chaim supply of Sewing Machinecs as good as8 1miSe your~ miother Ior your nigh 'bor 1ha1 lie mines i11. thati are0 most1 largly~ 'oi wantill is t he~ one0 tha, wvill save you is l igh t. and wvilI last a long i ti. I havie [lrded,(L on of ( th00. e Macieis I reprIeut ember(' 11hat 1 am11 agenitI for a D)oor anld 121ir at moderate lprices. 1 aml also I SingleJs for sale ait simall prots. Sew nid par1ts of Machines cani b)e 11md( tlwough ALWAYS ONI HAIU ! Thei very best NORFOLK OYTTlle three times a wook, at 1F. W. HIABENIOIHT'S1 Becst iSalt Water PEflI FISHI, all thn your round, and always warranted t'o be good, ait To arrive this week ono barrel Old 1962 NATHIAN'S CAINETr Will KEuY, (gouri tilno), at Pa~ S. Sonie of same, very old2 in stook~ PILTADELtIHIA tAGIER I4ER ir one-half l'iinft Bottles, for Family use, very low, at F. W. I1ABENICH{T' nov t1 SHAVrING SALOON. r-PlEmundeigned tega Ieai'e to say . A to the pnublic that lho Is niow run nIig at first-class Shavtug Saloon in oivery respec0t, Nond but com 11etenit anid expert ivorkmen are Ol om ed, afid those wvho wvill favor us wit tlh custom aye guaranteedI satisfactics~ ilM-CUTTING . Done In tihdti 08t ind o0alost ~y9'(A Don't for t6t cal1 andi give o o ~ trial, and w Ill. p10o v-ot. e ~ Opposite Dr. Aikon s P4g S[otro sept80 e