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Ifipfßfiwu SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1860. I j&K- We wish to impress upon every one the decid ed advantages of advertising in the columns or the Republican. First, Your advertisement in sure to be read by every one who reads the paper, You are not lost in a wilderness of paper. Sscqnd. You are thus brought jn cojpt.rct with a greater number of country rilidtjjifj tlwn by any other means. Third. Our city circulation is rapidly inereas ing, and your advertisement will soon be read by every family in our city. Fourth, The price is bo liberal that any one •can advertise in the Republican. To our retail merchants we would suggest that the Republican nffms them advantages in reaching their customers, r,moulded by any oth er paper. Send in your advertisements ! For Judge. r ' & IVc are authorised to announce tire nanre-of P. J. STUOZiIiR, of Albany, its a candidate for the otiico of Judgoof the Superior Court of the South Western Circuit. Election iu Janu ary next. V Oct !) tde tj weet ornrnxAX frcm wa\— 13 The most elegant and essential personal re quisite for a lady, “Extract of Sweet Opopp nax.” Manufactured by E. T. Smith & Cos., New York, arid sold at the Drug store of Oct 9tf -i : Dr. E. J. ELOKIDGE. Our Paper. For a number of years we bave en ■tleavored to publish a paper hi this city -worthy of the place and of that large scope of country which stretches .out towards Florida and immediately Nofth an and South of this. With what success, we leave our readers to determine. That we have given ;to the eiitorprisb our best energies, we can boldly assert. We have labored assiduously tojiromotc the best interests of all. It has been our aim to build up the city of Amcri cus —to foster the well being of her merchants, her mechanics, her pro fessional men and her citizens generally, while we have not' been oblivious to the wants ' fjf 'our planters- striving in every way possible, to encourage and stimulate them, giving them the latest news, and posting them tfiohmglilyas to the status of the cotton run rket. Nor are our purposes, in'these respects, at all abated. VVc shall continue: to exert ourselves in the laudable work of doing good to all amt, especially, in a hearty endeavor to comfort and cheer our jieople in the great duties before them, All we ask in return, is, that we be aided .liberally find . generously iu jtlic Se lioncst efforts. Subscribe to our paper and give us advertisements so that we may have the means of improving and enlarging it, and tints make it more efficient. In a very few days we will have telegraphic communication with all parts of the country and wo will then be enabled to give the “latest, news” promptly. B*%„ Blankets, Flannels, Woolen Tloods, Sontags, Breakfast Shawls and Flubiai, in all colors, at S. Waxf.lbaum Bito’s. Oct 13 2t. Person-at,. —-James 11. Snead, Esq., the talented editor of the Macon T lc yraph, has been in our city during the present week. The Tele-graph one of the best con ducted and ablest edited papers; in the South. It has an extensive circulation in this section of the State. May it never have less. Persons wishing to take a good reliable Daily, would do well to subscribe for the TT ffraph. We arc pleased to see our friend, Snead, looking so well. May he al ways hear his present line appearance. SWEET OFOFOXAX FROM MEXICO ! New, very rare, rich and fashionable Per fume. The finest ever imported or manufac tured in the United Slates. Try il,and be con. vinccd. Manufactured by E. T." Smith, N. Y., and for sale at the Drug store of Oct 9tf Dr. E. J. ELDKIDGE. dP The latest, styles of Ladies' aqd Gentlemen’s Hats, also IW>ts and Shoes, suitable for this market, are daily re ceived at S. Waxelbaum & Pro's Pet 13 2t. Carrington and Co’s. Express and Pubchasing Agency.— We invite at tention to the card of this company in tp-days paper, It will he seen that (Col. Jambs Gardner, formerly editor and publisher of the Augusta Constitu tionalistl, has connected himself with the above company, as Vico President nnd Secretary, Through the personal influence and well earned reputation of Col. Gardner, the bussines of this old gnd well established company will be largely extended in the Southern States. All orders will be filled promptly and at’prices, guaranteed as low as could be allowed by the company, SWEET QIStPIiXAX PROM MEXICO'.— Nntur&fcould not produce.a richer Gem or Choicer Perfume. Try it nnd br convinced Manufactured by E.T. Smith & Go., New \ ork, and for sale at the Drue Store of Oct %ts Dr. E J. ELDTtI^GE, gggP A large variety eff Shawls,’ Cloaks, Sacflfuc’ji and Basques, in the most superior styles, constantly on iniml ut S, Waxelbavm A Pro, Got 13 2t; Tiie CiiiCuS is Coming.— The great event of the season will be tlio grand entree of Haight & Chamber’s great Circus, into Americus on Tuesday morning next. The press speak of this company as being pno oi the.best ever in the country. The following notice of its.performances in' Knoxville Ten nesseo, wo clip fl'oin the Commercial of that city: ' Haight & Chambers’ Circus. —We cannot, in justice to the Company, re-- train from noticing some the most ad mirable performances of the Collos sal Circ-us that visited us on the 2nd instant. The entree was grand and the riding superb. W. B. Carroll, in his daring act of horsemanship, with his little son, riding in beautlfull and artis tic postures, even to standing erect on his father’s head, with the horse at full speed, were unsurpassed' feats. Md’lle Marie rode beMtjfully. "Dar ing grace and skill characterized her every act. La Petite Louise, on the slack wire, was truly wonderful. We have never Seen her performances equaled. The springboard and vaulting, togeth er with the posturing and tumbling, cannot but elicit the applause and admi ration of all who witnessed those per formances. The company comprises the best artists that the country affords, and should they again visit our city they would realize the fact that they are fully appreciated. Further we are informed, by an old citizen, that in all the circuses visiting this city there has never appeared in a pavilion here so large, and intelligent and fashionable audience as that filling it to Witness the night performances on Tuesday last The proprietor, actors ami attaches were gentlemen and so ac quitted themselves. O U r EET OPOPOXAX ! New Perfume from Mexico The only fashionable Perfume and Ladies’ delight. Hold at the Ihux'Store of [oct 9 If] Dr. K. J. El DUIDG E. TELEGRAPHIC. NOON DISPATCHES. THE ELECTIONS. INDIANA; * tiif'ns froin the State show large gains. I 1 ° best estimate that can lie publican majority in the be Washburn, Union Seventh and Eighth district, , arc elect ed. First District, Niblaek, deim, 2,000 majority. Second, Kerr, dein., 1 ,077 rntvj.' Third, Hucstor, Mad., 500. maj. Fourth, Holman, 200 to 300 maj. Fifth, Julian, Pad., 2,200 maj. Seventh,Washburne, Pad., 500 maj. Eighth, Orth, Pad., 300 maj. Ninth, Colfax, Pad., 2,000 maj. Tenth, Williams, Pad., 2,000 Eleventh, Shanks, Bad., 2,000. The republicans claim two-thirds of both branches of Legislature. DOMESTIC MAI IK ETS. New York, Oct. If. —Gold, 151; Treasuries, 100: Tens, 09 1-2; Fives, 113 1-4 ; Coupons Sixes, 113 1-8. FLOOD. Bat.ttmore, Oct. 11 th—There are heavy floods in all the streams, and there hits been considerable damage and loss of life. A number Os mill dams and bridges are carried away. OHIO GOES LARGELY RADICAL. Cincinnati, Oct. 11.—Returns from 45 counties give a Radical majority of 45,100. The remaining 43 counties will probably reduce the majority to 45,- 000. Gen. Morgan, (Dern.) is elected to Congress in the 13th District. SENSATION DISPATCH—ITS EF FECT-HEAVY RAIN. Washington, Get. If.—A dispatch anpearod in the Philadelphia Ledger this morning dated Washington, an nouncing that the President had pro pounded certain interrogatories to the Attorney General, restricting the 'consti tutionality of Congress, and that an opinion in writing would be given against tlie legality of that body. The dispatch caused a great sensation, the effect being felt quite seriously in mer cantile circles. Owing to its influence "old made an advance during the day To 153 7-8. There is, however, authority for say ing that the statement is net in accord ance, with truth, no question of such a character having ever been submitted by the President to the law officer of the government. The President to-day appointed Wickham Iloffman, of La., Assistant Secretary of the United States litigation at Paris. A heavy rain has been falling since yesterday afternoon, and the streams in the vicinity are very much swollen. There has been considerable damage to property, • NE'.v Orleans, 11.—Cotton advanced one cmt to-day. Sales of 3000 bales; Low middling oG to 37c. C* yfrnr QFi?FOXAX\ Ladies, in tliciv tv morning calls, carry'joy and gladness, wuen perfumed With Sweet epopopax Sold at the Drug stfre of Dr. E. J. ELDKIDGE. Dqt 0 t£ COM MERCIA'L. Cotton Market. Americus, Oct 12. Cotton.—For the past few days our market has been quite active, based on the favorable accounts from New York. About 200 bales received daily. We quote Low Middling at 30 cents,*and 81 cents for Middling. ~r ' ‘ AMERICUS RETAIL PRICES. COERECTED WEEKLY BY SCIHJMX’KTtT A CO. AXES, per doz.; $24.. 27 BACON, Clear Sides, lb 28, .30 Hams,., 28a30 Shoulders 25 Hog round,' ...25 BAGGING, %) yd 42 BUTTER, Country, ib 50 Goshen, <jj) lb 00 CORN, per bits, (in sacks) . .$1 70«1 75 Meal, per bus $1 90a2 00 CHEESE, English Diary, lb. .33040 Western Reserve, 19 lb. . ..30 COFFEE, Rio, flb ;; .35040 Java, jier lb. 45«50 CAN DLES,,Sixes Star 40050 Adamantiue, ;4O«50 DOMESTICS, Sheetings,; ;30@23 FLOUR, Superfine, per bbl... . .sl3 50 X X Extra per bid.. .sls 00 XXX Extra, per bbl $lO 50 Fancy,...; S2O 00 GLASS, Bxlo, box, slo 00 lOx 12 jl* box ... $lO 00 12x10, "O box,. sl2 00 GUNPOWDER, prtti ihal 00 IRON, per lb. (Swedes) 15 American, per lb .10 Plow Steel, per lb 130215 KEROSINE OIL, per gal .8125 LARD, per lb j 28030 LEATHER, Sole, per lb .35 Upper,per 1b.... ; ; 50 LIQUORS,Corn Whisky prgall.stNsG Bye Whiskey, “ “ 508 00 Bourbon “ “ “ 508 00 Amen Brandy, per gal fsG«sß LUMBER, per 100 ft ;$2 00 MACKEREL, No. 1, per kit $5 00 No. 1, A libl .sls 00 Xo. 1, bb1........ 7.. S3O 00 MOLASSES, Cane Syrup jjg gal ...l 00 j Sorghum, per gall 5 Orleans, ]icr gall j 0 NAItS; per keg,' 0 to I2d. .$10«$12 00 PRINTS. Calicoes, per yd 20020 PEA NUTS, per bus $1 50 PAINTS & 1 ijLS, Linseed, $2 75 0 3 00 White Lead, perewt slß@2o Putty, per lb 15 RICE, (good article) per 1b..;. .20025 ROPE, (by the coil) per lb 25 Cotton, per lb 85 SHOT, per Ib *2O bag, per lb ; .. .. 18«20 SALT, fgf sack, $4 00 SOAP, per lb . “5 STARCH, perlb. 2b SUGAR, A, per lb 180.25 B; & O. perlb 23«26 TALLOW; per lb. 12 TEAS, Black, per lb §2 00 Green, per lb' $2 50 TOBACCO; Common, per lb 50 Medium, perlb; 15 Choice, per lb s,l a& ! 50 Smoking, perlb. . .150j$i' 50 VEGETABLES, Peas, per bus s2«s2 50 Irish Potatoes, fUdd.. .$5 00 Sweet “ “ bus.’ 15 VINEGAR, per gal $1 000$ 1 50 Fall and Winter GOODS! would reapretfully notify (he x cftizdiis of Sumter County, that hie supply of FALL ADD WINTER GCOES is now complete. My stock is as larpre as lhat of any establish ment in the piace, and I am offering goods as “ Cheap as the Cheapest.” Among my stock may be found Alpaccas, Merinos, Delaines, Poplins, American, English, and French Calicoes, Also, Striped Poplins, Flannels, of all colors, Plain and Embroidered Handker chief';, latest styles of Ladies’ Basques, Cloaks and Mantillas. A largo assortment of WKiaYtE ©©©©©p A large assortment of Ready-Made Clothing AND GENTS’ AND BOYS’ FURNISHING GOODS. Winter Clothing, suitable for Ereedmen, Plain and Embroidered Linen Shirts and Shirt bosoms. A large assortment of JEWELRY AND RIBBONS, Gold and Silver Watches, Hats and Caps, Trunks and Valises, Crockery of every description; A heavy stock of Domestics, Pockst and Table Cutlery. J.adics Travelling Baskets, Tin-Ware of all kinds. I can show the largest Stoek of Ready- Made Clothing ever brought to this market. Those who wish the first choice, would do well to call early, as the most desirable goods are Always first to sell. Without enumerating every article, I would respectfully ask the public to tail and examine my stock. S'. COHEIVy Agent. Qot 4 tfs A New and Gkand EpuCii in Mkdicink.—Dr« Maggiel ia ihe founder of new Medicine System ! The quantitarians, whose vast internal dosis en. feeble (he stomach and paralyse the bowels, must give precedence to the man who lostores health nnd appetite; with from one to two of his I extraordinary Tills, and cures the most virulent . sore with a Ikix or so of tiis wonderful and alb healing salve. These two great specifics of the Doctor are fast superce.ding all the stereotyped nostrums of the day. I\ f raordinary cures try Dr. Maggiel'- pills and Salve have opened the eves of the public to the imf&iency of the (so called) ia mtdies of others, and upon which the people have so long depended. Maggiel s Pills are not 1 f the class that are swallowed up by I lie diEsn, and of which every box full taken creates an absolute necessity for another. One or two of Maggiel’* Pills suffices to place the bowels in perfect order, tone the stomach, cre ate ntl appetite; and render the spirits light and buoyant. '1 here is no griping, and no reaction in the form of fconstipatiou. if the liver is as - its functions are restored ; and if the nervous system is fetb e, it is invigorated- 7 hits last quality makes the medicines very desirable for the wants- of delicate ft males. Ulcerous and eruptive diseases are literally extinguished by the disenfsetnut porver of MaggieTs Salve. In fact, it is here announced that Maggiet’s Bilious, Dyspeptic and DiarrhUta Pills cure where ali others fail. While for burns, scalds, chilblains, cuts and till übraifins iff the skin MaggieTs Salve is infallible. Sold by J. Maggiel; New York,, ami all Diiiggists. 25 cenfs July 7 ly RARE CHANCE 1 on INVESTMENT! VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY FOE SALE! SIX' SPLENDIDIOTB • ’fob STORE ROOMS IMMEDIATELY ON THE SQUARE! I NOW OFFER FOR SAI.E THAT WELL known and valuable property in the city of Americus, known as the Americus Hotel, certainly the most eligible and prominent stand in the town for business houses. There are SIX LOTS, the corner one embracing 30 feet front, and the remaining five 20-feet each, and all running back 100 feet. On the corner lot could be built a magnificent. TOWN HALL, so much needed 5n the city, ahd which would jay a very high rent, In the re?ir I offer 175 feet front on College Street, and running back about 180 feet. Now is the time to buy properly in Americus. It is advancing rapidly, for the reason that it is a capital place for business and one of the most healthy places in South Western Georgia And besides the society is proverbial for its in telligence. Apply to the undersigned. C. W. CHARLTON. Americus, Ga., Sept 27, 1800 ts HAIGHT' & CHAMBERS. COLOSSAL CIRCUS AND E Q U E SOU T II B A T R O N , es—' rsr ‘ FROM CO!GO i-QUVIiE. NiuW uKLEANS. The Leading Equestrian Confederation of tlic Age! Everything Sew ! Everything Gnrscovis f OVER FIFTY PERFORMERS! MALE au-i ‘FEMALE l-ppietentalms of the most Pleasing and Daring Phases of the Hippodrome, the agile and elegant aets of the .Ouriculum, the sports of the Olympiads, the Tours la Force of thejAthlete, fho mirth and melody of Minstrelsy, the fascination of Terpis chore, ,-.n<! the wft of Mom us. Iha adjuncts are complete and comprh-e • FULLBRASS AND STRING BANDS! Experienced Auxiliaries, highly'schooled dorses, rich Wardrobe elegant Equipments, and com fortable accommodations for Visitors. WILL EXHIBIT IN AMERICUS, Tuesday, October IG, 1860. Doers open at 1 and G 1 2 p. m. Admission 51 ; Children, 50 cents. THE FAIRY LOUISE, OR THE “ CHILD OF THE AIK ” WILL AT ONE O’CLOCK, Pei form ber thrilling Ascoßsiou Feat, on the outside of the Pavilion, where all may witness it free of charge. |§?” F"r list of members of this ilncomparably ir qmand efficient Company, see pictorial posters, p'ogramracs, &c,, Oct 2 2w. ; 1866. 1866, IFALL TRADE! UTtsr ARBtVar. Oi' Tall and Winter Goods! Extraordinary Inducements ! r IDF.SIRE to call the attention of the public generally to the large and well-assorted Stock of STAPtE AMD FANCY DRY GOO OS, MILLINERY GOODS, NOTIONS, G E NT’S FURNISHING GOODS, GROCERIES, ITRrdware, & c. which I am now receiving and offering for sale. The Dress Goods Department will embrace a complete assortment of FRENCH and AMERICAN PRINTS, Delaines, Delaine Robes, Merinos, Alpaccas, Bombazines, Travelling Goods, Black and Fancy Silks, Plain and Strip’d Swiss, Jaconet nnd Nainsook Muslins, Cambrics, Brilliants, etc., &cs with a full line of DRESS TRIMMINGS. Mrs. Mapp is now in New York pur chasing a stock of d@©[Q)g s which are expected to arrive daily. The . , Clothing Department wiT comprise nn assortment of GENT S FUR NISHING GOODS unusually attractive, man ufactured from the laterf styles of Foreign and Domestic Fabrirs. embfaJng every variety of COMMON, MEDIUM and FINE CLOTHING,* HATS, CAPS,. 1300 TS, shoes, Together with a full assortment of other goods suited to Gent’s wear I .shall endeavor to keep constantly on band u full stock of Osnaburgs, Brown and White Sheetings, “ “ “ Shirtings, Striped Domestics, &e, &e. In addition to these I offer a well se lected stock of GEOCERIES —AND— HARDWARE. I shall offer ALL CLASSES OF GOODS at very close prices, with a de termination to make it to the interest of all to buy from me. To those wlio may favor me with a call, I am warranted in the belief that I will offer a selection as to style, quality and price surpassed by none. Gr . M\ TIA.Y Americus, Sept. 22, 1860. H. D HABDWICKB. | 8. B UAWKINS Modical Card—Co-Partnership. DRS. HARD WICK R & HAWKINS, have as sociated themselves in the practice of med icine, aqd tender their services to the citiaens of Amelkin and Sumter County. £<£?” Office Up Stairs in the Granberry build ing. sept 15 3m URESH COUNTRY HAMS, JL For sale by Oct 4 ts. I. N. BART £ CO. A Kmall E’.-srm for Sale. ONE and a half miles from the Court House, on the Oglethorpe road, containing nine ty-five acres, about 50 acres cleared: the bal ance very well timbered. A comfortable dwell ing. with 4 rooms and necessary outbuildings, good water and healthy location. Also, 14 acres tinibered land within the im corporation, lying clue east of Mr. R. If. Dnn ieh It can be divided into lots to suit purchas ers. or I will sell the whole. There is not a or healthier location in the'city of Amcrreus- [ Oct. G, tf] 8 P. JONES. ME EH ©A lb DR* J. T. LAMAR offers bis profes sional services to tiie citizens of Bottsford and surrounding neighborhood. Can always be found at bis oliice, day or nighfj unless pro fessianally absent. Oct 9 3m. in Drug line, at All L>r. E. J. ELDRIDO® S sept 8 ts Dmg Stor#. A NEW EPOCH IN M DiCINEI A New System of Physic ! The smallest quantity of drugs with the great* est amount of effect on disease. 31 AGGIEL’S PILLS AND SALVE ! Maggiel‘s Pills and Salve are ermposed of concentrated extracts of Herbs hitherto unknown as Medicinal Agents. They uie powerful to cure yet harmless as milk. One Pill a Dose t Their action nn the liver is perfi ct iu til re sults. arid is superior to that vile drug Calomel, as daylight id to darkness Maggiel's Fills are a Medicine. '1 hey are a powerfnl tonic, and never constipate. They are the magic Fill of the day in comparison wiih all others nnd im part health to every diseased organ in the sys tem. Many severe cases of Jaundice bave been cured in a few days and affections of the bladder and kidneys in a single night They are peculiarly adapted to Female Diseases of a debilitating na ture, and when once known ha*o become a household treasure. fr?” Let all who can believe facts and can have faith in evidence, read the following: Know all men by these presents. That on this, the twentieth day of June, iu the yettr of our Lord, one thousand eight hundred and sixty six, personally came Joseph Hydock to me. known as such, and being duly sworn, deposed as folr lows : That he is the sole general agent for the United States, and dependencies thereof, for preparations or medicines known as Maoqiil'* Pills and Salve, and that (he f< Rowing certifi cates are veibatiiu,copies to the hist of hi* knowledge and belief. JAMES SSIEITREji, [ L B J Notary Public, Wall St., N. Y. June 1, 1866. Dr. Macgiel :- 1 tske my pen to write you cf my great relief and that the awful pain in my side has left me at last- thanks to your medicine. Oh, doctor, how thankful lam that I can get some sleep. I can never write it onrush. I thank you again and again, and I am sure tbp.t you are really the friend of all sufferers. I could not help writing to you, and hope j-ou will not take it amiss. James Myebs, 116 Avenue D. This is to certify that I was discharged from the army with Chronic Diairhte.i, and have been Cured by Dr. Maggiel’s Pills. Wi lso.n* Hakvkt, New Yoik, April 7, 1865. 27 Pitt street. The following is an interesting case of a man employed in an Iron Foundry, who, in pouring melted iron into a flisk that v.-as damp and wet, caused an explosion. The melted Iron wag thrown around end on him in a perfect shower, and tie was burnt dreadfully; The following certificate was given to me by him abtmt eight Weeks after the accident : New York, Jan. ii, 1866. My name is Jacob Hardy; lam an irph Found er ; I was badly burnt by hot iron iu November last ; my burns healed, but I had a running sore on my h g that wr old not heal ; I tried Maggiel's (Salve, and it cured mein a few weeks. Jhis is all true, and anybody can now see me at Jackson's Iron Woiks, 2d Avenue. J HARDY, 119 Verrick Street. EXTRACTS FROM VARIOUS LETTERS. “ I had no appetite ; Maggiel’s Pills gave me a hearty one.” “ Your Pills are marvelous.” ‘‘ I fend for another box, and keep them In the hi use ” “ Dr. Maggiel has cured my headache that was chronic.” “ I k lv e half of one of your pills to my babe, sot cholera morbus. The dear little thing got well in a day.” *' My nausea of a morning is now cured ” Your box of Maggiel's salve cured me of noises in tho head. I nibbed some of your salve behind my ears and the noise left.” “ Send me two boxes; I want one for a poor family.” “ I enclose a dollar ; your price is twenty Eve cents, but the medicine to mo is worth a dollar/ “ Send me five boxes of your pills.” “Let me have three boxes of your salve by icturn maii.” “ 1 had a headache two months ago. so that J could rcarcely -ee out of my eyes. Your Mag giel Pills rt moved it oyer night and left my bowt Is regular. Noihiug like them for consti pation." “ I have been severely affivted with an affec tion of tlie kidneys, Maggiel's Pills are cer tainly curing me.” A lady writes : “ Your Pills are really a med icine. They have cured me of constipation and general ill health. lam delighted with them/ I Have over 200 such Testimonials As tids, but waut of space compels me to con clude. J J. MAGGIEL, M. D , 11 l’iue Street, New York. Maggiel’s Pills and Salve. NOTICE —None geruine without the en graved, trade mark around each pot or box, signed by DR. J. MAGGIEL, New York to counterfeit which is a felony. (ip”Soli} by a{l respectable Dealers in Medi cines throughout the United States and Canadas at 25 cents per box or pot. Sold in Americus at Hie Drug Store of Dr. E J. Fldripgk Sept 20 w&twlv. GR OC £ R IE S AND FINE LIQUORS t IT HE undersigned would respectfully Inform 1 the citizens of Sumter, that they bave open* ed a Grocery establishment, in connection with their Bar, next door to Dr. Bailey's Drug Store, where they have on hand everything usually kept in a Grocery Store, which they are'offering to the public as cheap as ihey can be purchased iu the placo. They have cn hand FLOUR, MEAL, BACCN, LARD, SUGAR, COFEE, TOBACCO, SEGAKS, &c. A large lot of TIN ami WOODEN Ware.— They respi ctfully'at-k the public tocill and ex amine their stock of PURE LIQUORS always on hand. FELTS A STANFORD. P Sr Parties from Sumter, Marion and ad joining counties, bringing Cotton to this market for sale, and not being able to dispose of it at fair prices, can have it sold at jfair prices by leaving samples of the same at our store. Mr. Stanford, who has been engaged in pur chasing and selling Cotton for a number of years, will attend to the sale of it for p anters at a better price than they can get, free of charge. ! Oct 9lf