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VGVA Ja da WW Wwi y > The undersigned respectfully in fotins the public t hut he is prepared to do nil Kind of Work in the above line on the shortest no tice and at living Prices. HORSESHOEING done in the liest possible manner. ? I also have in full operation my PLANING AND MOULDING; MACII INKS, And GRIST MILL. All work in this lino done without -delay and on reasonable terms. A share of the public patronage: is solici ted. july 25 II. 1UGC.S. CALL CALL AT Til 13 PEOPLE'S BAKERY Established in 1871 by the Propri etor, who is still ready and willing tu fill orders ill BltEAI), ROLLS, PIES C A K K S ?Of all descriptions. GUNGEU8 SBy the HAUR>:L or l!<>X. "Also 33 r k a 1 ) ?For Camp-Meetings or any oilier kind oi Meetings. Just received JTi'i'Hli t'onlectiouacios. Fancy <?oo<3* And Xoti'.slltt 'Which will be sohl as LOW as any that can the bought in Ornngchurg. Thankful for the past patronage of my 'friends ami die public I .-till sulicil a eon itiuuaiiee of their cusioui.* T. \V. All>ovirot t i. 'Russell Street, iu/m doi?r to Bcpt 14, 187S? ly Mr. J IVIlailcy. NEW WORK! Having recently nr.ived into my New Store, I would beg leave lo in jbnn my ol 1 friends and the im blic generally thai I have ami will con itillUC to keep mi h ind I he Purest Drugs, Rest Paint- and < )ils, Lamps and Kixiun s, Einest Cigar- and Tuba 'eo?, Piain and Fancy (;an And in fact, everything usually kcpl in a fust class DRUG STOKE! I also occupy, with my family, the rooms over the store, and therefore will be able to put up prescriptions :fltnny and all hours during the night. Sec bell on front door. A. C. DUK KS, Rf. J>. OCt lit 187? ly '^MYEKIA' IloVsjg. A lirst-elass 1 *.*(?-!. located inlheven heart of Charleston's fashionable I'romcn .ade, King streut, nearly opposite.the l'he:i Ire, and couvcii ent to btiinuOM. Terms $- per day. 0j;o. W. BULLIVAN, Proprielor. R P. Rkvii.i.i:, Superintendent. J". IDES ANDREWS, Would Hcspeelfully inform the *'iti/eiis of Ornnecburg, /hat he lias in charge the 'Stock nun fixtures of Z >h King, at Wallace ?Cannon's Obi island. Main Street?where he will he glad lo serve his friends and (In public with anything in his line of trade? .Every thing fresh und pure, and guaran toed lo give satisfaction. A full line of GOODS Kept constantly "it hand. Hoiu and raised in Orangeburg, I hope to receive a liberal share of the palronagi ?of inv Fellow-Citi/eiis. J. DEI-: AXDKKWS. my 21 Iv if- o u a- a, HOf>3L A,iL.' tA t'lLii POWDERS <% _ dtzjfJ .. .tin; i Uml v. :li cur,- or pre > it.i DIkoabs. No rioisKR will die of ('nue, tensor I.i no Vr. ?vtai. ii KimtB'a 1'owduranro iimii! in 1-tiiiP. Kniii/.'hl*i)wjlcra will? uretitMl |T._-.,m ij'Mi ciioi.kra Koiilr/a['<>??.lets will previ iii (Sai'k.b lit I'ovy i.s. Koni/.'* Powrinra wii iii. ri...... Urn iitmitthy of milk Ami cream twenty pur cent., iiml niuki: the hit!ter nun nnil BWi'ct. P?litz'* Powdom will Mire <>r prevent almost kvkuv Di?K4?r to uiilWi ii..e. 'H mul i it tic. , t. Fowrz'a I*o'vi?kii? wii.i. oivi;Satisfaction. SoM overywlH r?. oav?j j5. VOVTZ. rrni-rlclor, U u.l r.Y.oiij-:, jad. For sahd.y I>r. .T. I i. \V A N N A M A K I'd! and Dr. A. V DUK KS- novl2 ly -PRIVATES SALI?. A neat Dwelling with 1 Rooms, Pi re Places, and Kin hen attached, with :i Lot ?'? acre; in a healthy location. Terms made easy. Appy to T. C Hliu!i:j.i., Auctioneer A.MEHIC.A.lSr BAEB FENCOE WIRE, in in ted or Chilvmiixcd. gad Merits of the American Wire Fehce: It vcighs oiic pound to the rod. It contains six times as ninny barbs to n fool as any other. It will not slip through the staple. The barbs being triangular shaped like the teeth of ft saw, and close together, there is no danger of cruelty to animals, as they canuol pierce the hble. they only priok, which is all that in ever necessary. It is the cheapest fence made, most durable, is not ctfeotc? hv lire, wind or Hood. Takes fewer fence posts,stock cntinoi rub it down. It prelects itself, nelson the defensive, and takes hut little room. You can cultivate close lo it. Weeds are easily kept out of it: requires but little labor to pill it up. You can drtiM at one load enough to fence a farm. You can fer.ee a good size farm in a day; it is the greatest practical invention of the age, and is certain lo be the far in, and railroad fence uf the country. American Poncing Co., Xtuv Y(?rk. Hart *V Co., Charleston, S. ('.,Selling; Agts. South Carolina. an- bl liin B^i^^'inann's Old SiLand Call and gel your Hot Meals, Fancy Drinks and Fine Cigars, Come early ami order your Ovster Stew, Oyster Fry, Chicken and Kieo, Mam aad Rice, Beefsteak and Rice, Snussage and Rice, Hams and FJggs, ( ollce, etc., A'e. Having obtain, d a Mitt Class lustaurnnt Ccok, ] piepare evrything in Nice Si vie. C h and satisfy vour appetite. Fvcrylhing put down at. Ihittom I'iicos. ' aug -J*.), IS7? ?: Bell ABS, ? gt. US'DKIt MASO^U1 EI A f.Ii irrionilpi t'?mi?0*y men :>i leistl! J>n lliil \v :t i: ISIllil '< II Spcild |?* very ceiU in | ? l ????'?.- dear, ftftlke DuMAWS y. sr? ,i-. ! Iicio ! Ask Iii:ii for Iii- ii \.\IS ->> nice, {funning ill ili.- i < KS i' I'ltlCK! *?.lou oul n \ Iii- r'lntir so line, ('l.c?>e, :iinl AI.!. Illing- in !.is Hriis-j [favosnnie l'd'TTKl? sctit tiruuiid? f?very inan shotihl liavi'Ii poiind! ^inl if viiu'il frei wed and siblo. 8>ni hbfylACK KU Kl. .... your table ! (?bind arc all lliiiu- in Iiis Si ire, i^i :i-> n cannot a>l; (er innre ! Only uv Iii- LI? A <<!;S i'are? (/aii't ho?V|it:iI !?.*(! any wImm-o ! |i*v'cr\ man who knows I'iiNI VHS, [f n-!.for ld< gooil Segars! fci. Iii.- Sample l;.ii ihey lly, ? vor? iituethat they ar?dry! some thing teils theiu Ii F.'S tlinrui ! :\ ml !;?? always "'s die van ! \ . vor v. i <inl he r> treat, ? Jjjou'l Min know he can't he beat? J.iiok wiihin his Sloreso graml, J n Iiis ll.ir-lloom near ai Ii ami; (?uc-tioti him ami \on will so?? ?"M)i:k.-(h.1) Hi-: cannot UK! Oli '? wail mit li'.l you are wis??r, |{casnu |ioiuls In M ?. ItlSKlv, Solling laney |)rii ks i?. all ? (give kin. du 11 1 general call. |{esi si.-siircd, l)i:MAi;.S sells cheap, Anil the lines! goods will keep. J^'cver cease to Mi.-.- yi ur slars? IJowu with SlU?CXCept I > o AI A US. t 'E vi if a ii ;>a u. je. A Mi I'nlc SALE AT federate Prices I am .-elling my 4(1?! Slock LOW DOWN To make room for. Kali < hauls. X < ? \ v ; \ 11 < 1 i >; 11??1 SI v 1 < ? H just icccivt .1. A i ,St > A fn I Mock of LandreJi's Garden Seeds < >n ham!. Now is tin- lime (o plant for Slimmer use. ('ill a I once. \V. i \ i lol >iii.-, >n. iilioice ini|?or(e<l |?ori na?l J Sherry N ine, for sale low, at Wallace ('ammii's i>l.I stand. Not cc to Farmers. .Alter three years til practical experience. I am m.w prepared t<> oiler my service- it. I In; 1'ariucrs of Ornugchurgniid adjoining Counties (?> do all kjnds of( ihi repairing. Old (iins made as good as new. v\ilin\> your work at your houses, ami save you the trouble <>f moving the (Sin. All work warren ted to give entire satisfaction, t b dciri respect fill I v solicited. I.A.NOl>o.\ W. FOOSKR. < Uangeburg, S. ('. may -l Im (tli??iec C?M'.wing mid NmokiiiK J Tobacco, I bandy Peaches <&<:., at Wallace ('cumin's old stand Csl\v?i?iieTtni??i itcviifvi isj.-. .^.m; \rf.\ f2.no.Uver lOolntesi Novelties ??^I'fti ^_^|;.lo U?~uuJ. Jiu.ijuj |'1> tw..N<.millc. Kau ^"~Y \$ V. A. SCMIFFLEY, K ii ss'ft] l..sircct, (Next Door to Dr. Patrick.) I Would inform my fi lends dint I have opened a lirsl eins? FAMILY GROCERY < >n in y own account, and would sol ieil llieir p.i. ronago, ONLY FRESH GOODS Kepi, ami .-old for ilie Lowes! Possible Pi'ictis r. r C'.ti.SlI. in iy 11 "m Theundersigned lias opened a I tin; old slaijd. opposite Mr. d. P. Hi'idey. whore lie i- prep: red u< do all kiriks of work in ilie 7V/YJ Illach smith Li in. Sueli as Horse -shoeing, making plows ami lb-pairing lhiggic and Wagons. All work watranted (ogive satisfaction, ja'n li M\\ W.M. HOWKLL. Drnti^t rY OTEKATIVH AND MrXHAXlCAle ISy Dr. L. 8. WOld'K. Oiiiee over l>. Louis' Stoic. Satisfaction guaranteed in all operations, j- 'I'i i in extracted without pain, by ilie use of Nitrous < Ixido this. I? A LEEYEN DAML Poor & SHOEMAKER, AT IIAREEY'S CORNER, llcspc-ctfully informs bis customers and the public generally, dial lie has on hand a fill' stock of*the very hesl Mat ? rial and Lall?! Styles, jusl suited for Summer, which will be nuule np in any style at from $1! ?"><? In 1 ?*?<> fur Shoes and Uaiters, Itnnis from ?7 up. It, pairing done in the neatest inaJUiei and on lln- shorlesi notice. I tdso keep c'ustan'ly on h ind a full stock of Leather, l.t-t-. I'egs, Awls. Thread. Ladies braHeel I Mates, and j'he Very best S|i< e Si rings. :i I s. > ? ork Soles, licet Stillenings or iSiippnrters, Shoo Tueks of all kinds, ami Slur- ('.lacking of the. hesl ipialiiv, ami all other material iised in lids line. I laving many year-- experience in die business, 1 guarantee satisfaction in m\ work and prices. A trial is solicited, fi ,) 1 will not In responsible for work left with nie longer llltlll three month--. I* A LKKV EX DA 11L. f..1,127 ly GOME AT LAST! <'. .IS. \AX OKSDEIiL, Jr.. PIiolu and Artist. Has removed his thillery lo Hurley's corner where the public can have I'bo lographs taken of first class and artistic finish. Nothing bill first class work done tlii-- Uailery. Call and examine samples at llallery. All wishing good work doiie can have the chailCO with.nit having the expense of going lo the City fur the same. Call and see nie. All work cadi when von -it. '( . .V.. VAN ? US DELL, Ju. a pi J if IM CK ET ON DUTY. Outpost, S. ('., Ahl;. JJO, 1 sn!). Editor Oramjebury 'Vintes: "Yidctte" just exactly thouijhl wrotigj as very little oft Iii; stratetjiv mn'iit* would liavu convinced Iiiin, even without a "field-glass." Now that wrong thought makes his "ding nosis'1 of my case very inharmonious und lite prognosis very erroneous. He is not vigilant or ho would have discovered that Piokkt has ulicuyn delivered his random shots from the "outpost" and has not moved him self tfp any' hearer tire enbniy^is lie puts it. fftherc has lleen any mov ing up done, in this mailer he is the man, as Pick kt certainly was then: , In lore he had ever heard a shot L'u>::i "Vidotlo." ('an I'u ki.:- write lui doWll lo thoaccolinl ofiue.eiuii'tenei'i <>r hpiiseretiou?Whieli? "Yhlotte" should not accuse me of the very trick "1" which he is guHty. 11< should not thrust hiiiiself into a posi tiou which PicKirr liad chosen, and where In- had entrenched himself, lire a few1 shots' tcilh his <.'/??< shut, an-! open 1 hem lo lind I'm u r i t here, and I lieu iliayno ?. i hat lie had move I e.p because he Ion rid oiit ihat sonie hody was neater I lie enemy than him self. Your "diagnosis of my case*" rests upon the thoiujht that Puui.t iiad niovetl?hill he ha- :i<>!. and so you Ihlisl try it o\t rihteto- ? or your paticutsmay sutler I'rOni the applies lion of improper iv.uiedies, and your skill and reputation lie drought into serious question. I'm u i t hope-, (hut you will learn defter afldr a while. You try hard lie thinks; Yoiirdiseoyi ry of the manner iii which a furlough might he obtained is both novel and in gen ions. It shows tho'Ojhl upon this subject anyhow-?;profound thought. I'm ki t had no! thought of this plan, and as be is i?,???>.? ,?>'?net.I will not venture to try i?. until he se ;s how it may si.eta e . Y n fuuM let liie k now, but mind '.hose fellows with "globe sight v*1 on their rilles are very can* i less soihetiihesj ami would rather j give,a deaths than H luriough wound ?vdi'V often when fishing forhrcnui you #.;eh polly wog. Kcinembor iis^^' i while l*n k i t accords you. \ in this tust' i'i ?<. an Ivlisou likegeiiltis joi' disiovervj lie would remind you , that there is danger in the applies lion of the' theory. Those follows loud with h'iiti. However when you get your [ml on I ii will he a good artt ele lo fiiihih among "the fcohlie.rs in the a.my." "l'n kiiv" imagines thill your kindness in placing the ihos! laVOrn'Ide construction upon his opn j diici may bei a "pi!!' to induce hii" to take an t'ig?ni'y in the furlough I business?I?tit o: ee for all he enii:t ilo it. "I nexperio'uee* arid " i.ii? eroi ion" are dad qualities t ?tajie into business. " Yidette" says he is '?lighting - hi ways lighting for. promotion, but not for ollico, i ul to a high position in t he hearts of his fei low soldiers." In other and plainer words, for jm/m iirih/. Well, if mat is not the easiest and most <//,???? t road lo offirc in our l 'onuty. then our mosl sagacious politicians have made dreadful mis lakes in i he past; ami are likely t< make them in the future. Then! i bo beginning and tie- end of ii. Popularity! PiCki.t d. not accuse "Y idi'i.te i'tf seeking ollico, btjj il yoti ? ion"; waul one ro.'en.i von iuusl not make such "healed contests" for high places in "hearts." Hun t want oj'/t' ' , is another stereotyped expres sion of politicians which the people always take by contraries. If you don't want ollico avoid that expros sion or you convey a wrong impres I sion t.? the mimls of the populace, and then when you are./?'//?e?/into ollico people may say yon were in sjlllc. l'n kkt has he.in! inc.i popli lar men say it ami he thought ai the tune. No! A horsedon't want corn. Now as you are lighting foi1 high places in hearts Hin I using lie s ? phrases common to politicians, Pii m.i me.si say Ih..t if yd?i tlo uo1 want olliee you had bettor quit talk iiig so ii ifidi'like a iriaii who does. Don't get uhtrhic.l inb ?u; hp iiiiili nil ion. I keep' ii large' siipjdy'; such its ii i-.. a in I will no; have to (eaVii .,?>:! itfniu on oni tidtpost, to go |ti tin tea:- on tluil da \ when I he charge conn s ?..i. If it should give out ami I tan got to lino "fellow to stand io lily side, wi will give Ihoin the " bay o'.iei." \\ hal do voti sa\ to that": A good sohlier is noi at :. loss for weap ?ms when he bus tile lo fiiake ii light. King Phillip ha?! no aiuii ii lion, dtti he hiade hiiiiself? ttM'i'iii'in i he colonies ? wii Ii h touuihawk ami ? dull. You may n-sl ttssuretl that on thai battle day Pick i:t will licit In i' shoot "Yidette" in I he diick hoi 'go to the rear for amuuilitiii. I will be there, and when commissions tile "failing a uttui." I will sec to it that nodody gets mine if liiere is one to fail to me. Pu:ki:t will be'active, energetic and ehse enough for that, audio/a/ you jut'oil ttcit/ui: ?'Vulcttu11 is (j'uick in tbought, and j i?ri>m:iInr<< in conclusion. II eos.s wines positions an>! makes his argument, 01* i<> carry Out theligurt?delivers { hi-, shots accordingly. Lei him take : more cautious steps, and exercise that j eternal vigilance which is the price of liberty, and look well he tore he IIres a shut. Iiis waul of watchful ness, and his ignorance of surround ings may hclrny his impetuous na ture into some sail predieameiist from which he will lind no easy way of escape?don't depend upon any body getting out of amiiniliou. That may not happen. It seldom dues. 'hie grand If?ltle of Wednesday j *_'">ih, lu which you culled my atten tion, a.id iii which ydii seemed !<? flunk there was great danger tu I'n i\i r's aspirations, has been fought niuj rii ixivr keeps tlu?even tenor of hi.s way uitli ho burin done und imposition in-'., lie isinit exul taii) but !liankful, tIm; Iii! lias been alilo tb passthrojigh t he contest with nut llii; ld.-s of his scalp and can step nut ami tell ??\"i-;. Jte" no. j In conclusion, I'irkk'P ban been I casting about tu lind out wlmt'Mitiin I nor id' man"' "V hielte" is. I Ic j claihis lo he a MihliCI\ hut he makes s?> many tactical blunders that l'u k ? i fears he will md lic'ii success. When iufitriiietf that idJlecistlopicked duty, he says, "on the rtsd;tie.V Try it again, t 'dine square fit. 'l'oc the liiark. Acknowledge the corn. He is found in his last talking like a I doctor about diagnosis, and cases", j lilil he fails td makeoiit hi.- case, and I mi is a failure iii medicine, He talks solid limes n fitf/r. like a lawyer, hut I i'n Kir cannot com l?de that hois lone of that pmfossinh for very pal I pahle reasons, one of which is that they its ??! class, ami to a man. ?ervr ift'rc. us mm/t oiti'O'c on ?? I iih /d" ifovtf U><7/mi(/ ,//'.. Ni.w. 1 m;;.-,| .dill iv ! iinrd iiiui iissiuiplx a u\'itlcitc*' and It r t m\ .--eil a PtckkT. i. a. saw vi'it. j Mdsl of our readers will rcmctnber j 1?'. A. Sa wy or, once Ihe popular priti cipai of t In: public sCl.I ? of t harlos J ton. a positktu LO whieh he was in r,ilod from Alnssaeliuselts before 'he j war by Hipi. <'. <'. .Wominger. Super i iiitemtcnt of public schools for < 'har lestiin. (libers who do in.; reinem her him in this capacil.y will remem ber him as I'hited States Senat?>r from South t.!undina to Which jipsi: llion he was elected agitiiist A. ('?. I Miukay liy the Radicate in I WTO; Mi i\vas ii verA popular teacherand iniieh beloved by all I is pupil*, lie gradli nt t 1 a: Iiai'ward i:i \- it. iiiui was ii ydiing i mi it of womlci'I'ul promise. I The iMiiiiuiciiiliia ??Times*' says of him as i niled States Senator: ??Ho was a very strong hml plcas iug speaker, ami stood very high among his colleagues. After his term expired he was appointed assistant secretary of the treasury ami was at times acting secretary. Il was here that he fell. I lo was courted and Hat terctl ami used. W ines cards and women did t heir part lo accomplish hi., fail. There were some very crooked I raiisactiiiiis while he was in otllce ami sonic way or other the as sisttint secret iiy lost his olllce and landed in jail. 11e was speedii v got out, how ever, bill he became wretch cdly poor ami got to bor row it g ti fly cent puces from his old friends. 1; was a pitiful sight to sec him about and know what he had been. Kin ally somebody had him appointed to a twelve hundred dollar clerkship (he wiote a beautiful ha ml) and it was thought that he might pick up ami recover: Im' he didn't. He had gol a passion for gambling, and when ever he couhl obtain any money he sought 11n< liget* ami of course lost it. ami soon he lost his little iderkshiji. I iimlorslnitd lie now borrows a ilol hirdr two wherever he can am! goes inlothc lowest places find plays until it is gone. i f le has no liiOliey, width is !!? ad ways the Cflse, lie ivil! sit wbi ib.- : :.nie is going on .iiil !<e p l ii.- -ia !?>? lor I he low \vi;eleiies lillti iiifes) the dives he vis ; -. he once had a ?*li:iritiiiisi family oi \\ii\ . ami girls, but the Lord dnU knows w here they' are n<i\\\ I f I hero is anything si ranger or more revolting than this in fiction I have never <t .me a er ? s i I. ??DA t' rix?!/ NK?ir.K." At a praycr-iitceiii'ig of ctilorttl persons, on a certain occasion the decency a lid goinl Order Ol I he mec ing heilig ?list in be I by om> of tin* brothers named llrowii, whose prayers in pub Hi- were only iucidiereut ravings, the pastor iiii]uired: uWhal fool nigger is iltil p ay. Il' i'o \ :i dar m a' de dor*' A ilo/.oii voici'S replied: '"ll am Itrmhler lirown, sali." "1)1-11." replied the pastor, "Ilriuhler lirown subside, and let ?.ic ?nie pra> da: I am better*?piaiuled wid<lc J^ord.'* WHAT CHANT SAYS AHOIT IT: As i<? t ho pending canvass. Grant ssaid In have, evaded ex pressing any ?pinion at lirst, but * hen allusion was made to the military record of ( Jen. Hancock, nil tlic Intent enthus iasm oi' his nature seemed to be aroused, ami he freely remarked that; in his opinion; no better or safer man could be elected to the Chief Magis tracy. He eulogized the merits of Gen. Hancock as a corps commander very highly, and said he was n man who never faltered in the performance of his duty, and seldom, if ever, made, a had blunder. The ex-J'resident.evidently looked upon if as S'oiilel bin", of a compliment? i lo himself that a soldier of such high rank should have been .-fleeted at ("incitinati, apparently feeling the preference of the people are rather for a man who combines the qualities of statesman and soldier both, thaii for a mere pol it icinn. ? It cannot be denied." he added; with a significant pull" of hiscigar; "that the Democracy havecpin.etd their senses and well improved their opportunity. It is the first time, in fuel; since circumstances led me but of the party that it has made a nomi nation for whieh t hero was such a -how of success und this time I shouldn't wonder if t hey had hit t bei right nail square (>n the heniL and on the whole, as bet ween ourselves and the horse track, I cau't say that L'hi sorry for it." The General bad nothing to say, hlfivever, in deprecation of Air. G a r lield, further than to remark that he. had rather too many volumes of Con gressional debates behind hiin to tunkt' a smooth and successful can vass on.? Hos/tinyton J'ost. CKNEROSiTY. A generous mind is one of the! noblest works of our Creator. Gener osity is one of the most singular of all the moral endowments, and Is often imputed where it cannot justly be claimed. The meanest self-love under some refined disguise, frequ ent ly passes lipon common observers for this (:o11 -1 iko"priIf e'fpTi!r?lud many a popular action is attributed to this motive, when it Hows from no higher source than the suggestions of con cealed vanity. Good nature, as it, ha- many features in common with this virtue, is often mistaken for it; the former, however, is but the effect, I possibly^ of a happy disposition, whereas the latter is seated in the inlii'!. and can never subsist where good sense and enlarged sentiments have no existence, it is entirely founded upon justness of thought}; which, perhaps, is the reason this virtue is so little the characteristic of mankind in general. A nun. whose mind is warped by the selfish pas sions, or contracted by narrow pre judices of seels or parlies, if be (Iocs not want honesty, must undoubtedly want understanding. The same clouds that darken his intellectual views, obstruct his moral ones, and his generosity is exceedingly cir j etiuiseribed, because his reason is ex I coediugly limited. In short, gener osity sanctities every passion, ami adds gi aee to every acquisition of the soul, and if it does not necessarily in elude, at least it reflects a lustre Upon the whole circle of moral and intel lectual (nullities. "WHO WILL CA IUI Y ME OYEUl'' A few years ago. in a New*England village, ;i little boy lay upon 1 is death bed. Starting suddenly up, he ex - cla imetl: "(>h ! mother, mot her. I see such a beautiful country, ami sti many Mi l Ic children, who are beckon. I ing me io {hem, but there an high I mountains he w .-en us, loo high for me to climb. \\ ho will carry im* over?'' After thus expressing" lihfi self, lie leaned back on his pillow, and for awhile seemed to be in deep thought, w hen, once more arousing and stretching~oul his liith- hands, he cried, as loud as his feeble voice' would p'Tinit: "Mother, mhi her, IiicS* kddpig man has Come In ciirty me over the mount .-.'in 1" He was poaco fully a leep. The strong man liad. indeed, come lo en IT} t be little one' over. Col. d. C. ( oit, candidate lot' I ('ouipl.ro.ller :< lo oral on Ilie ILein? le rat ic ticket, wrote to the |>euiocru I tic State Ivxeeutive Committee, stal ing, that w hile he would replace t lie lost money in the CoininissioherS'otil of his own pocket, he desire'd l\w. ad vice of the < 'ouimittcc as to whether il would best subserve the interest of the party for him to withdraw from the ticket or not. The Committee' replied, after deliberation, that inas much as he was clearly innocciit, it would !>e best for him to remain on* the ticket.