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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-10-28
CHARLOTTE N. G,
RETAIL.

Ebw, n ftw words about that. We now
occupy the superb house hcrct ofcrc so
tavornhiy known ns the Messrs. Brem,
Brown < Co.'S. Dry goods IIouht, o cnr-
ry on our Retail business, and as tsEx-
ceasiDFt II, and hns always been our
motto, we claim nlso in .hhl line to excel
in stock, tc excel in lb~ncss Of prices, n nd
to exec GENERALLY. We. will, in thai
house, have corps Of thirty SnlcAp n
and Sales. Ladies', all experienced nif.,hle
md ohliging.
BaS" We will make the Millinery
branch specinlty. %NaQ ". & r.
hup o2-oE,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-10-28
sIsAEI-I
LIVER CURE,

* purely Vegetable Ctmrchnd. Il,
from any poisonous matter Whatever
can be given with imbuhiiS TO Nh irtu,,
of only few hours old ib Collie O, ,n
Dcrnng ehcnt Of the Bowels. This Ctm
pound will assist nature ioIcsis, uc T.,
tluence Of malaria, ard thereby r,i.,,v
health, II is guaranteed tn thrc hync,
sic, CONSTIPATION. Billions + Sick ilcuL
ache, .Billious or Crnmp Collie Inn
especially Painters C,dlic). ard all o,hc
arrangements OF Ito Liver. Kidneys, SIX,
stomnch and Bowel. Give it tria
and he convinced.
Manufacture cd by T.. l.. KING g. SONS
Columbia, S. c.. and for snic by,
pr. W. II. Aiken, Agent. also by bt. .,
r. Mem Masttr, Winnsboro, S. C..
inn 98
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-10-28
TO s1EaEs
Trade,
49, !. -:

JUDGING the rn,rrcly uLr rnst. We
- enter with roniidt Co III on his cur
new enterprise, Of separating cur y Whole-
sale fran our Retail lrauc. hy having a
separate ahd diStitG Iitu>c fer cnch ::
and in doing so. We nnticr ours elves that
II vi not only mcci The NJ rlo,al OF our
numerous cuslcmcrs, tut That an ..Exclu.
sivc W ,lcsnle House" " III t,ire us n
large influx of new trade. and Of q chnr
actcI not heretofore enjoyed.
Ii must be obvious To every luyer TINT
n strictly Wholesale House," arranged
and adapted for that Tandc only, with n
corrs Of experienced Wholesale Salcsmen
with n stock carefully selected; for iha,
Trade only, and moreover, the avoidnnc
Of coming in contnct with retail buyers
ommend itself to the trade.
Four years ngo we advertised that We
intended 10 make Charlotte a wholesnlc
mart, and ours "The Wholesale House."
We now have the proud satisfaction of
seeing ii an accomplished fnct.
Wenow call your attention TO the fact
that We have converted our cib store
intonn exclusive VIII holesnle House, where
you can find All lines Of goods necessary
for country sIurc. 10 wit Dry Goods,
Clothing, Boots, Shoes. Hats, Notions,
Groceries. Hardware. Millinery, all in
complete lines, bought ,nlnrge quantities
and fro", the very first hnnds.
Our stock ia now arriving and will he
complete about the lst ofSertembcr, md
will be the lnrgcs. ofany here, the IRE
tcnions Of others to The contrary no, with.
st' ndjng. We respectfully invite YOUR
personal inspection, or write TO us for
circulars,
Very truly yours
WlTTKOWSkY 6 R1NTELS.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-10-28

tDSlClIOMANCY, g or SOU. NIlAKNI
L lNG.' How either sex may f,oinnt
and gain tho love and affections Of anv
person they choose instantly. This simple,
mental requirement all can possess, free
by mail. for 25c. together with n marri-
age guide, Egyr,inn Oracle, Dreams,
Hints 20 ladies, Wedding Nght-ShirIs
Ne. queer book. Address z. WILL
LIAM * co., Pubs Phila.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-10-28
TO THE PUBLIC,

-L-lAVING purchased the Stock 9abd
fixtures of B. Sugcnhcimcr and Co., om
now prepared to offer to the public f,rst
clasp bar and restaurant. The fnest
Wines, Liquors, Segnrs &C., will be kent
constantly on hand. California Seeors
madc asrecalty. A billiard and q baga.
tr'i' table nre attached TO the bnr, whore
inc lovers Of The snmc can spend pleas.
ant nour. l respectfully ask the public
TO give me n call.
cot l-.lm J. GROESCuEL.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-10-28
HAVE YOU TRIED
j u "a II .B E B "A.
ARE YOU
weak, Nervous or Debilitatcd2
- University place, New York.


Are you so anguid that anv cxor,;o,
rSpnircs more Of an effort than Won fooi
capable OF making?
Then try JuKUHEBA, the wondorr,,
'ohlt ana inFl%orat or, which acts 90 homo
hcialiy OF the sccretivc organs ns n i'm
part vigor TO all the vital forces.
II is no alcoholic appetizer, which
stimulates for n short time. oniv 70 ,oi H.
sufferer fall toa lower depth of m;sery
but it Is a'vcgctnhlc tonic acting dircciiv
on tho liver and spleen. 10y
IT regulates the Bowels, ouicts tbo
nerves, and gives such n healthy ,ono
I" tie whole system as to soon make tho
Invalid icrl like n new person.
l's operations ls not violent. INF "a
arhc'crzcd by great gcntlcncss: tbc
rHhrnf experiences no sudden change. no
mHrF"i r"Snlis, hnt gradually his troublcs
"Fold their tents, like the Arabs
and silently steal AWAY"
This is no new and mtricd discovor,
hut hos been long uscd with wonderful
remedial results. and is pronounced bv the
highest medical authorities, "the most
p"w"r'n' tonic and alicra'ivc KNOWN
Nsk Your druggist for il.
For Sal" by WN. F. KIDDER & CO..
New Iork. a..,,n. "
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-10-28
r. w. Phillips.
DEALER IN FURNITURE

n THE very hest qualities. fnr t'nrlors
~ Chambers nnG Dining Rnoms. For
design and workmaMshit. GNEQUALLED!
Offer II, prices that defy competition |!
tsedsteads
MADE oFhhrd wood. ana Warranted 70
give entire sai>fac:ion. keep no infcr;
or HualIty. Use economy nnr; buy the
best, and buy where you can buy the
cheapest.
S!ctp Comfortable
IND BUY the Peoples SpR Nyi hED,
IT is the best III he mtrket withoui ex-
"tp'ion. They are cheap.
Kentucky
RATTAN AMI Split scat !LairS n *re
ciaiHy. T"| prices are be, ond 'comSc
IHivnt
Mattresses
or my o&, manufacture. Window
shades, Wall Erfc kEls, PnckGts nnG
Mirrors.
RECURRING.
FURNITURE neatly repaired nj ihoacr.
ate Prices Picture frames made I, o order.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-10-28
SNCCial Attention

Given TO the Undertake IS Tcr rt
menti keep on hand full supply o
Metallic Cases, md Wo ID G. .flins rf tn
finest finish. An ca.s prom pity a,,endr
to. My terms nre cash. net ~ pcn III
hcory that show Settlements makpiE
I fric, ds.
nct g
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-10-28

NANThD-agcnts for The best selling
W articles in the world. 81 90 worth
OF samples given away to those who will
h"c'mc agents. }. BRIDE & CO., 7G7,
iroa,way, n. \.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-10-28
Special Notices.

FURcnGoTT. BENEDICT g. Co., Charles.
ton, S. c. are Offering one Of the largest
stocks Of Dry Goods, and Carpets in the
United States. Parties in want Of tho
same, will save from 20 10 80 per cent.
by ordering from them. They nre pre-.
pared 10 send samples ON application.
All retail orders over $40 will be sent
free Of charge to ary part ofthe South.
ern States. Remit by =. o. Order, Ex-
press. or Draft drawn o our order, or
Goods will bcscut G. o. u.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-10-28
BUTTER ! BUTTER !

TUST Received 100 lbs fine Goshen
- Butter. Also n choice lot Of Fresh
Groc consisting Of bbls No
Mackerel, bbls. M. = Mackcrcl, I2
Kits No. Mecknrel, - Kits No. . High
Family, hhl. Pigs feet, hhl. rickled
Tongues, 100 lbsI Dried Tongues. 10 lbs
Bo!ogn:. sausaGea. Also choice 10, or
Sugars and Cohees, syrhps and Moassrs
of NIL grades. Also II fine lot Of Fresh
Canned Goods. Consisting Of Canned Sal
mon, Lobsters, Mock Turtle, Corn aid
Desiccated Cocoanut, P,ticd Ham, Turkey
and Sardihcs. Also fresh LOT Of Crnck
crs and Cakes, I Dozen Bo>es of IIcrk
inner Co. Chccsc---the finest in town. Also
constantly on hand Fresh Flour md
Meal, Bacon and Lard, and n choice lot Of
McEwans Scotch Ale, Liquors and Scgars
of the finest Grades, Powder, Shot and
Cnps.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-10-28

BUSINESS NEcEsslTlEs. In these days
OF frogsess, most "ntcrprising Fl rms use
every means of putting their names hc-
IRE their customers. in no way can
this DC done more conveniently md at
trnciivcly Mnne than by using Printed
Letter Headings nnd Bill Heads. They
nave come into such general use hy
Merchants. Tint Que seeing old fash:oncI
who does not hsc them, and the Gust ON
should be generally adopt ed by the
Eohn,rv Merchants.
WALKER. EVANS & ConswrLL, Charles.
ton, :. g.. furnish Letter and Kill Heads
ofall grades, aud Mt the most reasonable
prices
Ey Inc way. NEssNs. WA.btt. EVANS.
EoGswELL arc asttinG up anu selling
''he NOT cakes. some excellent books for
onr MERCHANTS. one, The Merchants
Cotton Book, for Keeping c,rrcc' nc,
counts OF purchase mnl sh!vmcn,s If Co,
on; che o'hrr. TIA McEthnn, Hil Book,
tor rcrii'y knowing how the rn ymrnls on
'helr cuaioTrrH notes and nccrunls
s;'nd. Both books NJ" e4cncdinrlv COM
p'"te, mi l'H v"r tna btrro ,rs .xrrlIv
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-10-28
NE" EltTiSEM ENTS.

.NHHE "n!yrlc 20 Agents. Ladies' Com.
= hinati"n Ncc,llc-h, ok, with Chro.
mos. Send STAN }. DrAX Il Co., Few Bed
ford Mass.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-10-28
Tho Fairfield Herald.
pU Bills = ID
r. + HR Y JFEHNESDNT
" Il III Directory Of Fairfield
County.

SFS,roR Noses Martin
EErHGaETrArivEs- Miller, Lev
snH, ". >. AlIlcr.
l.. y. Drvail--ShcriT.
h'"I u, Cio"nry -.iirrk Of the Court
~ N.son n-.Ju &C of Probate.
=. watson ~-Coanty Auditor.
VI. = lson --Couuiy Treasurer.
w. }. Ertwfnr %chool Commissioner
GHINrY crMNI1sIoNErs--U. j.. Elliott,
H>nry Jacob, john Martin.
". \. 0near,.. 4. S. Commissioner,
EorN"ir$ rrnhln--M. G. Kobcrtsor, A
<. Craig. II. n. pbcar,
r"tAL J"Srtc%S y. VI. Mackcy, W. r
MrsAtl!, II. Is. fIrnisnn, Silas ", Ruff.
~ ID hi;Nl.'J. ii:ncs Cnrtcr Thomas
'lkHr, D.. Ira :. Scott.
W'NSsn'Rp NArIUNAL BANK or SOUTH
cAnoLINA. turuoRixEDCApirALS S20O 600
PAID ur SO. 900.
W. r. Robertson. President.
"'": II. McMaStcr, Vice. President.
Stnt. y. NlHwn"y, Cnslicr,
N Q. Robertson, Teller.
nlRECroRs
". j. Robertson. II. l.. Elliott. Jnmcs
Hnafy. George II. McMastcr. u. r. Elem.
n'Nnh. Jas. b. McCanfa. Jas. II. Ron, j ns
~. b"Ic", y. :. Douglass. Col. William
"onn5ton, of Charlotte, G.
TOWN OFFICERS.
ri rrc Bacot-Intcndant
w>HnE 's--F. Gcrig. J. A. Fraser, W
NJ. Nelson, J. .. Mccarthy.
CHIEF or ""I,CE--T. J. II. Murphy.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-10-28
Thc Rsnf.Ett0t, gaeuray +,

The RsaF.Etd0tn gte,mcd, 10.
all ailments j. Rnm B,ttcrs. su, cn.rye.I
with F"sSt rV, deadly elcmcn,, rendered
more active by the rIngrnt nstringen,s
win which II il com bined tf your >to.
mach is Weak and yorr liver or bowels
di>6rdcred. strrngt h"u ard regnlat" them
with VINEGAR iTrtRs. pnrely NEGETA.
DEE Alternative and AfEntENr free from
alcohol ahA capaElc OF infusiny new ,i,aii.
y INTO yonr exhaust ed SYSTEM.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-10-28

sept "a
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-07-30

~frS- cl,s -
HE communication Of to day ad-
dressed to the Taxpayers, is q full
and complete statement of the objects
sought BY the association. Any doubts
respecting the Taxpayers Association
must be removed, cooperation must be
secured, and'saccess must be attained;
or our people are a mob, ,unwieldy,
unsettled, and routed. Let the masses
vote as they will; elect whom they
please; [ be- as blind TO reason as a
muezzin; only let them join TO bring
law to bear on rascally officinss, and
we will rout them on theirrosWn ground
Let us keep aloof, and our homes
will go under the hammer of the tax
gatherer. y
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-07-30

One large picture set in 8 X 10
frame for 80 90 by Echard.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-07-30

Iris related Of Mr.. Pettigrew that
whensa g young man and practising in
Colleton he rode up to an old lady's
house for a dinner. Being welcomed,
he waited the meal. 1t came on ; the
leading dish being burly roasted
rooster. Mr.. p tried his knife and
fork, hut .thetrame work of the ancient
relic ofths barnyard refused dissection.
In dismay and discontinue he pushed
the silver spoons into the dressing of
the fowl and hiding all securely,
went his way. Returning two days
after he saw for dinner the venerable
chauticleer Of the previous meal, and
accused his hostess to that effect. 'sNoi
sir" she replied but strange to say my
silver spoons were lost the day. you
were here. )" "Ah.;" replied; Mr.. p
"well madame if by any means posi-
BILE, contrivable or attainable you'll
show me how to get into the interior
of this biped (pointing to the rooster)
I'll discover your Lost treasure" and
forthwith commenced to pull. out the
spoons. Like the "reformers" they've
been tried before and are too tough,
bring out new dish.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-07-30

BkFoRE lis is u protest of draft for
ESQ, on Hon F. j. Moses Jr., endorsed
by G. S. Bull to DeA1ars & Wolfe, and
sent sent for rodllectien through Mess. Fowles
and Robinson. The Notarial return
States that the Office Of F. J. Moses is
CLOSED &c. This draft was received by
hiessrs. DeMars & Wolfe in payment
ola bill due them, aud they may have
the privilege of holding it as souvenir
Of the splendid representative of the
party who put SO low and dispised q
creature where he is.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-07-30
Orders taken for out door views Of
residences &c, by Echard.

Tue Charleston Daily Sun is upon
s'lc, and its light promises to shine in
s''me of the dark haunts of State gov.
.rnmen,. Located at tho commercial
sesi'trc of the State, where monied in
flrcncca cafiects the legislative expression
fhs s,'p has n field for good service.
Its editor lns bold opportunity, and
we hope will meet his promises. Let
the "snn" he upon one flank and the
. News and Courier" on the other, the
fur will fly from the catamounts.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-07-30

The small boys Of our town under
the name of "the Junior nine" played
match game with the "Arragansetts'
at Branchville on Saturday evening.
A number of people witnessed the
game, which was lively and interesting,
and tho playing on both sides was very
good. Mr.J. W. Fairey of Branchville
acted umpire. The game occupied
about two hours and half, and the score
stood twenty-nine to forty-eight, in
favor Of the"Juniors." After partak-
ing Of q splendid supper prepared for
them by their opponents the "Juniors"
returned we'll pleased with their trip.
Look out Carolinas.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-07-30

Itis our lamentablo duty to announce
the death of the Rev. I. S. Keith LIE.
gare at his home on Wednesday tn g
29th. This announcement carries sad
ness with it far and wide. Mr. Legare
came to Orangeburg in May 1885, to
establish the Presbyterian church. BY
his efforts and that of his family the
first church was built; over which he
Tresided,as pastor for ten years, relin.
gushing the post only on account OF
declining health. Since then his la.
bors have been broadly philanthropic.
Truly good man hath fallen"
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-07-30

CoRREsPoNDRNTs must aftix their
names to their communications to ia-
sure attention. fla writer is ashamed
s'fhis name or unwilling for other
reasons to give it, they will save trou-
hle by not sending letters to this office.
Dfcosrse the name is no: published
unless desired, all that we want is to
know who the PARTY is.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-07-30

EcHARD the photographic, in his
'cohnodious tent is doing lively bu-
sitiess. A true picture for a mere song;
Give him call and wait yeur turn.
He takes four pictures for one dollar,
one for mother, and one for father, one
for brother and one for. Echard
deserves full support, and will get it.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-07-30
Mass Meeting. Grand speoohes-
Row and PISTOLS. VI u.

On Monday lest crowd ofbetween
seventy-five and hundred of the con.
stituency assembled OH the public
square, to hear words of counsel from
the reSormers. While the thunders of
eloquence "rolled along the trembling
earth and fastened on" the elm trees.
there was an outside influence sapping
the foundations Of the reform temple:
A squad of cheap constituency saw
their man over watermelon another
batch sidled off under orders tn q grog
shop, and pledged faiti,fulness in
bumper of Pixies rcciifed. There were
about rs many candidates in the field
ms there were voters, and "when all
were SO true who could be refused"
Ransicr (colored) promised his remarks
by saying that abuses did exist, but
who were to blame, first the conserva-
tives then tue bad men of the republican
party. Ransier however is a reformer;
his speech vas cautious and noncom.
initial. Eumbert (colored ex-treas-
urer) had o word or two to offer,
as he is reformer. Phillips {white)
thought the coiored people had been
bought, and hoodwinked too long, he
advised them to take the dollars, bacon
and whiskey, and the ticket that was
put III. their hand to vote, to be sure
that their pantaloon's pockets, had
holes in them, large enough TO let the
ticket out, and keep the money in and
then vote as honest men; Good advice
Phillips is reformer too he says
Other speakers clambered TO Tho ros.
trum, an occasional yell testified to
some hit, or lash of patriotic outburst.
Mr. A. B. Knowlton then took the
stand, and for reasons not known to US
has been in bad oder for some time
with certain leading politicians, he was
not acceptable. During his remarks
one Charles Green (colored and PEN
itentiary bird) interrupted Mr.. X,
whereupon the speaker informed the
crowd Of Green's accomplishments.
Green made a rush with pistol, and
lively scamper ensued, small boys
took to trees, and general amount of
rowdyism, in the shape of oaths and
abusive'language followed. j. Fielder
Meyers (editor of the Orangebure
News) was accused of being an ac-
complice with Green in the matter
affair, as also j. III. Walhers "a
young white man) and candidate for
legislative honors, but they denied
having any knowledge of the pistols.
After a while the crowd gathered
around the stand aud Paul Jones (col.
ored) went into the political cauldron.
The reform party" are represented
by the old wire pullers, and their game
is familiar to many Of the colored
people who look ON with contempt
particularly after the digraceful row.
dyism Of Monday.
Il IN
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-07-30

All work done at Savannah and
Charleston prices by Echard: -.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-07-30

THE bricks for the new depot have
been brought down; and splendid brick
they ere. We are now convinced that
tho railroad Company is in earnest. It
has been hard struggle to give up
that old nondescript affair, but its
days ara numbered, and the agent is
happy.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-07-30

Ajuvenile knight Of the bat and
bell sssries black and blue eye as a
token Of affection. Cannot our town
Marshal put stop to the nuisance of
base ball playing ON the street.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-07-30
DENTAL NOTICE.
Agents Wanted.

$500 per month will prove it, or forfeit
81 600 to sell BLAKES Shuttle Sewing
MACHINE. Price only $40. The best and
cheapest Lock.Stitch Machine in the United
stafes or Canadas
A FEW GOOD REASONS.
]. anew invention, thoroughly tested.
2. 1t makes the Lock-Stitcll alike on both
sides, and cannot be ravelled.
2. Runs for years without repairs.
4. Construction most careful and finished.
1t is manufactured by the most skilful Machi.
nists. For Circulars and terms address
s. BURKE, SON e. co.
!69 Warren Street, Jersey City, N. J.
May 28 1874 3m
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-07-30
4 TOWN DIRECTORY.
Echard only remains ten days with
hi9 y Photograph Canopy. 5-s.a

fHE meeting at Lewisvills ON Satur-
ISays 81 last was Q fizzle, the few that were
sheFa, knotted OFF in squads and gave
che refofmers cold shoulder.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-07-30

Eohnrd makes two victoria pictures
for$1 90
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The Franklin Institute Fair.

The exhibition of the Franklin Institute, of
Philadelphia, will be held, this year, from Octob
or 9th to 3lst. The Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany being about to vacate their depot OH Mar
ket street, between Thirteenth and Juniper sts.,
has placed the building at the disposal of the
Committee on Exhibition. This building con-
tsins more than two acres of available space on
the ground floor besides large cellar for stor-
age and four-story wing ut the corner of
Thirteenth street, for offices, and is, therefore,
by far the largest exhibition building ever had
in Philadelphia.
Applications for space are being received in
large numbers. and there is every prospect of a
successful and interesting exhibition. Many of
the applicants are from other cities.
The building will be opened for the reception
of articles and goods intended for the exhibition
on Monday September 18th, and remain open
for that purpose until Saturday, October Sd.
On Tuesday, October 9th, the exhibition will
be formally opened to the public at 12 o'clock
NJ, and continue daily open Sunday excepted)
from 10 A. NJ to 10 p. NJ, until Saturday, Octo-
Der 31st. Steam power will be furnished free of
charge in the exhibition building, in which there
will be two lines of shafting of ZIG inches
diameter, one line driven at a speed of 120 and
one at 2i0 revolutions per minute. To secure
entire uniformity of motion, all driving pulleys
on the line shaft will be supplied by the Insti-
tute to the exhibitors at the lowest trade prices
The premiums to be awarded will be of three
classes
LIST. The Silver Medal of the Franklin Insti-
tute, with Diploma or certificate setting forth
the peculiar merits of the article exhibited.
ID The Bronze Medal of the Franklin Insti-
tute, with like Diploma.
Sd. A Diploma or Certificate of Honorable
Mention.
Cases Of special merit may be referred by the
Judges to the Committee on 'Science and the
Arts with a recommendation for the award of
the Scott's Legacy Premium, or of the Elliott
Cresson Gold Medal.