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ACT'S of tmk 'l.i;oisi,Ajri:i:-CVNTiM i.D
Fkom riHST Page.
I tedders ot wild <^itv, two to be selected
by the City "Council ami two by the
, < Ifuertw owners ot the property, ai \
- the tilth l?y tho.persons so selected.
Approved Maroh l>, 1871.
An Act to Amend an Act Entitled" An
Aet to Revise, Simplit;, and Ahii'i ;e
the Rule. I'raetiee. 1 Mendinrrv m l
Forms ol the Courts in this Slate"? 1
Ko. 304. |(
Section 1. He it enacted by the Sen
ate and House of Representatives of
the State oi South Carolina, now ne t '
itml sitting in General Assemblv, ami
? ,
-by the authority of the same, That he
lirst subdivision of Section 1'5 of t m?
Act entitled "An Act to revise, sim i1y
and abridge the Utiles, Uraet
JMeadinga and Forms of the Courts in
this State,'1 approved .March 1, A. ! >.
iSVO, be amended so as to read as hd lows
;
TI.C Court of General Session it
Greenville, for llie County of (lit i n
\ ille, Jin the hist Monday of Jam;.. ') . ,
May and Sopu tuber ; :i11> 1 the Court <d
Common 1'leas at Groom illn fm* i1?.?
County ol Cricnvillcj on tin* Hr-t J
Wedncsday :>i'l t r 1 lie first Moiul.t; in j
January, May mid September.
? * See. 2. Tin.' County of Marion is!
hereby transfer! od from lho Fourth 1
Cm-nil to tlu* ! liinl Cireunit.
?kc. 3. see. 20 of nn Act entitled " \n '
Act to revise, t implify and abridge
the Uulos, Practice, Pleadings and, '
Forms of tlie .<'curls in this state/ i-; '
hereby amended by the nddit'on ot ih 1
foliowiiur subdivision : The Court <>t
Oeneral sessions at Marion, for ih.County
of Marion, on the Third Me:
day after the fourth Monday of Jama I
j'V, May and October; an t the Court
of Common Pleas at Marion, lor the
County of Marii n, oo the first \Y d ;
lH'silay alter the third Monday a It tithe
fourth M -i day of January, May :
and October.
>9eo. 4. section 20 of the Act men
iumh'u in mo mild section olthis Ad
is hereby anu-ndid by striking oi.t the
third subdivissien thereof, and the
fourth subdivission shall Hereafter be
the third-^subdivision, ami the lii.th '
bhall hereafter be* the fourth. (
<SVc. 5. That all processes, writs and ?
recognizances of evey kind, whether
respecting juries, w itnesses, bail,'01 <
otherwise, which relate to lite'l ei ins 1
of the Courts of Common l'lcasai.d <
hernial sessions, as heretofore e-tlab
. lished, shall bo returnable and apjdi- s
calde to the conns 1.^1 mKIiuIw..t t.
.... . J VMbUiy tltJiiVVi I'N I *
I)iis Act. . 1
Approved March 0, 1871.
An act to Kin| owcr, authorize and
Require the ('ounty Commissioners ol
Orangeburg County to Build a
Bridge across thcNoilh Kork ol the
Hdisio Kivcr, ami Kstablishing a
lload Therefrom to tho Town v?t l
liranch villc?Is'oA 305. ^
Section 1. Be it enacted by tho Sen- (
ate ami House of Representatives of (
the state of ?S'<?utli Carolina, now nu t i (
an<l sitting in Gmcral Assembly, and ?
by liu* authorit \ of l lie same, That the 1
f'ounty Commissioners ol Orangeburg '
r'ount y be, and are hereby, empower- ?
?'d and required to build (as early as 1
practicable) a In id go across tlie North 1
Fork ol Fdisto liiver, and to establish :
n road therefrom to the town of llranch- <
a i 1 If, in said county; and, if necessary <
lor said they may and shall 1
have the right to levy a special lax for 1
tin* purpose aforesaid.
Approved Ala. eh .0. 1371. i
' A? Actio Fncniporato the Pleasant
tJi'ovo llaplist Church, in Darlingtoil
County, south Carolina?No.
fjpjl, ' :
Section 1. l>e it enacted by the Sen7
nto and IIo.ms?. of Uvprvsenlallves ol ,
-1- vn* fltttt* of south Carolina no w met and
sitting in General assembly, and by the
authority of the same, That the niem1
01s of the society be, and are hereby, !
iucorated, and arc hereby decleared ,
to ho a body corporate, by the name ?
and style of the IMeasant Grove 11ab1
ist. church, and by that name and st \ le ,
shall have succession of oflieers Ifud
1 _1 ? ?
nii/muuifc, auu miui: nave a common
Heal. i
/S'do. 2. That the Raid corporation x
shall have power to purchase, receive | ;
and hold ar y real or personal estate ,
not exceeding in value the sum <>!
t wenty thousand dollars, and to sell, : f.
convey and dispose ol" the same, and |
1 ?y its corporate ntiiiic, may sue and ;
lie sued in any court of this sls^lc, and ,
to make such rules and by-laws, not i ]
repugnant to la w, as it may consider
necessary and expedient.
iS'ee. H. 1 hat this Act shall be deemed
and taken to bo a public act, and
s all continue in forco lor the term of
t,wenty-five years.
Approved March 0, 1871.
An act to ammend an act F.ntilled "an *
act for the Hotter Protection of JWigntorv
Fish"?No, 8117.
. . : t
iS'oclion 1. He it enacted by the sen (
ale and House of 1 representatives of ;
the slate of south Carolina, now met and
silting in General assembly, and by the u
n ithorily of the same, That an act etili- v
t icd kiau act for the better protection o! 0
migr itory fish'" be amended as follows : |
That at no time during the war shall'
t Ii tu be any permanent obstructions of K
any kind or nature whatever, in any of {
t in! inland ereeks, streams or waters of I j
th ska e to the tree migration of lish ; f,
an 1 on and after the passage of t his act h
the.o shall lie a close tuno in all the
Wrecks, streams and inland w aters ol K
this state front the selling ol the sun j
^ each salurd.i^- until the ri. iug ni lie *, 11
THE
?* ^T*"*'"??? i nm a i-yr ?.-- . ? cx?-.var?
on each Monday, during w hie !i time all
Foines, nets, win s, or any plan or cU-?
vice for the Mnppn<jo or catchinj* of
fish which obstruct more than two '
thirds of any stream, <. thcr than a <h m
for tnanufa<'tuiing purpose?, shall hu 1
removed troin said clot ks, streams or
waters, and the owner, in w hole or in '
part, ol any such obstructions, nlnn or
lies ice shall he liable to a line of twen-j
t > dollars lor each and every otl'enee, j
one hall to <_ro to the inlm in??i? ?m.i ii>?. >
' ",J
uther ItalI to the use of tlie county in
which such ohst met ion is found.
>S c. 2. That -all manufacturing companies
or persons who have erected, or
nay erect, artificial dams across the
eland creeks, st reams or wat et a of t his
late, which prevent the litigatory iish
rout ascending the same, shall, inlineliately
tiller the passage ot this act, J
onstruel propel* fish ways over the,
unite; and should such manufacturing
ompanies or persons refuse or fail so
o do, they shall he liable to a lino of
ivc thous tud dollars, recoverable hy
he county in which such dam has hoeu
?r may he erected, in a court ofcouipeent
jurisdiction
-See. 8. That, should any person or
persons cause to flow info, or la; cast
nto, any of the creeks, streams or inand
n\ liters of t his slate a??y impurities I
hat are poisonous to ii>h or destrue
ive to their spawn, sueh person or porous
shall, upon conv iction thereof, ho
me.ishahle with :t fine of not less than
ivc hundred dollars, or imprisonment:
>1 not less than six mouths in the
ounty jail; the line to go one-half to j
lie informer, and tl e otlio hall to the
ouulv: Providod, That the duties as j
iigued hy the .Joint Kcsoluliou of.Ian 1
utry lit, 1870, to the Board ol Pish j
I'liiiiiiroiwiltTX, lie, : 111 (t llK'V ai'C lUTC
>y, :i?-sil: ncd and transferred to coiiiuissioner
of the I'ureau, of Agrieului11
Statistics.
Ace. I. This net, to take c fleet on and
liter its passage.
Approved .March 9, 1^7'.
111 act to amend an act cut it led "an ,
act to ()rganizc the /Supreme court"?
No. 398.
He it enacted by the senate and
! ause of Kepieseutal ives ol the state
>1 south Carolina, now met and silling
u (ieneral assembly, and byjtlie authorl
y of t he same, Thai section 1 of an act
nt it led "an at t to organize) the JSuire4ne
court," ratified on ilie eighteenth
lav of sept mbor, in the yearofour
iOrd one |housand eight hundred and
ixty-eight, lie, and the same is hcioby,
nneuded so as to read, "the third Tues
lay of april," in tlie place of "the first
fucsdny" ol the same month,
approved March 9, 1871.
In act to amend the charter of the
German Evangelical Lu t he ran
church, ol Charleston?No. 899.
i . .
i ii. enacieu ny me sciialc ami J
louse ?>l Uopreseulat ivos oft he state of
umth earoliua, now met and sit tiny; in'
A neral .Issembly, and by the authorty
?t the same, 'l hat the charter ot the
ierman Kvangelical Lutheran churchy
d'charleston, granted in 1841, and relewed
I?v an aot ol't he Ceneral asset ndy,
ratitied the nineteenth dayofDe ember,
A. I >. eighteen hundred and
ill y -live, is hereby extended and continued
in loree, and so amended as to
luthori/.c said corporation to hold prop
Mly, real and personal, to theaniounl
)1 one hundred and lift y t housand dolars.
- I pproved March 0, 18V 1.
\n Aft to Amend an Vet entitled "An
Aot lo Dclino * the .1 urisdi lion and
Duties ol the County Commissioners"?
No. 400.
Section I. lie it enacted by the Sen
ite ami House of Representatives of
he State o! South Carolina, now met
md Nit ting in (General Assemhly, an 1
!V t hi> . II t Iw.ri t \r .ii' i I... 1 '
V. I I I ! \ ! I I U", 1 I i .'I I
in Act cutitle<? "An Act. to define tlic
urisdiction an<l duties ol tlie County
'ommissionern," passed ihc twenlybxth
day ot September A 1). lbOS,
n >11 111* 11 > 1 c 1 as follows: At I lie cud of
Section |o, I'a ragr;iph I, add "and the
,\>uuiy Commissioners shall not, in anieipnt
ion of ihe tax levied upon t he
dainty, draw upon the County Troasti'er
lor more than three-fourths of the
vhole amount, of said tax in any one
>'car; nor shall an v older he drawn
tpun the County Treasurer until after
he monthly return of the Treasurer
m ill have been made to tin* County
\>iUUiis-ioiiers ol the amount of funds
ollectod, nor unless he has the funds
n the Treasury to pay the same. And
lie County (Anntnissieuers (dialI inform
he County Treasui'i r of the orders
Irawn in whose favor, the amount,
uul the order in whieh they are drawn.
\ud should the County Commissionas,
or- .any one of them, purchase, died!
y or indirect l v. anv order drawn
i]>oii the County Treasurer, lor less
linn its face value, they shall he docin(I
guilty of a misdemeanor in ollieo,
nd, upon conviction thereof, shall he
iiniished hy fine or impiisonmcnt in
lie discretion of the Court hy any
'ourt of competent Jurisdiction."
?Seo. 'J. At the end of I'aragrnph f,
ieciion 10, add "and all work given
ait hy the County Commissioners,
rheii the amount shall exceed the sum
'1 one hundred dollars, shall he done
>y contract; and tlie Commissioners '
re hereby required to advertise the
utile, at least in one of the papers of
he County, and also post the same in
hrce conspicuous places in the County
or tin? ?y days, inviting proposals; I
aid proposals shall, in all cases,
ie accompanied hy two or more
efficient sure^icw^^^and the Conn- 1
v Commissioners <diall have the right
<> te ? .a my <>r tjl I hh, if, in their
9#
HOIUIY WEEKLY
f' ?1- ~rc r VITWI4 IV \???r r? ? mm IT V^wnMMWWSH
judgement, the interests ol the County
so require."
See. 3. Amend Section 3 of said Act
so thai it w ill road as follows: "That
all tin* Hoard ot County Commissionits
shall ho present lor the transaction
of business, au?l shall audit and sign
all hilh and checks. The checks shall
in all cas's he countersigned by the
( li'i'k <.>1 the Hoard."
See. 1. Strike out "November,"
wherever it occur- in the Act, and in*
soi l "September."
Approved March 0, 1^71.
| 7<> he ('ontinno(I. ]
Wtt. .WWM^tV.MlrMLfc.auO 'Wyo WWA'KHOB ?*
Miscellaneous.
ftte.i C'ovti PnyN in |ho jHouili.
'llu' Mobile 1'itjiit r says that the
production ot coin in the South pays
hotter than it does in the North, 'l'rue,
our yio.iM per acre is not so large, yet
the greater value ol the product overl
a!.luces ail shortcomings on that score.
A reference to the figures support this
statement. The report ol tlie Cointnis?
sinner ol Agriculture lor 1 800, shows
that the average yield of corn per aere,
in South Carolina, during that year was
11.0 bushels; and the average price at
which it was sold si -1 () per hushel.?
In Illinois, the great corn State of the
I nioii, tho average yield to the aere
was twenty-three hushcls, and the average
price per hushel 57 cents. Thi.-.
-hows that South Carolina made per
acre $10 10, and Illinois $10 II, leav ing j
a balance ol $2 01) in favor oft hat St te.
The small yield in the South is al.ti ihu-j
led a good ileal to neglect and had cnl- '
lure. Corn is secondary alvvhys to col*
f
ton.
This is well so far as it goes, hut the
income from an acre ol land sic aid he
ii<> re than %k0lO, to encourage fhd I
l row ing of ciirn, :in<l it can be iii:i?1o at
1? .i1 twice thut am unit on /my lan I
worl!. * r.!ti%#nting at, all.
'Panning Si i 1.41c I? Skins witii tip.C
JTwoi, (i\,? i h"e st maricun vl/7 i$<in
^>vs : "About every six A'eeks we have
tin inquiry as lu the Oest method of
tunning shVcp skins with ti 10 wool on,
lorttM ;<v door units, 'rugs, etc. Here
arcane d'flvctions ; 'Pack the skin upon
a hour<l? with the jlcsh side out, and
then scrape with a hlunt Unite; next
nil) it over hard with pulverized chalk
until it will absorb no more. '.1 hen
talu the skin iVoia the board,and cover
it with pulverized alum, double half
way over with flesh side in contact,
then roll tight togotqor, and keep dry j
lor three days, alter which tin fold it,
and sir* tcli it again on a board or door,
and dry 111 ihe air, and it will be ready
lor use."
The people of ( Ireat Brit tan are be coming
alarmed by ihe loar of the possible
exhaustion of their eoitl mines. It
appears that the average annual increase
in the .amount of coal mined 1
{here is estimated tit two and three- |
fourths millions of tons; the present
total production is set down at about
one hundred and twelve millions. The
entire quantit y of available coal existing
in the British Islands hup been calculated
to amount to 80,000,000,01)0
tons. At the present rale of consumption
this simply would last over nine
bundled yeais; hut with a continued
yearly increase of 1 wo and three-lourths
millions, it would last only tw o hundred
anil iwi'ho years, and litis is what our
Hug i h con i s arc tvorning about.
They may rest <piilo easy in regard to
the matter; all of them who live.to see
the supply of coal exhausted will he
very certain to have hved long enough
to witness the invention of some practicable
suhstit ute for this description!
of fuel.-?-W ) . tSun. [Or, he in a elilnale
where coal will not be wanted. J
What the Prussian shot and shell
could not do to demoralize the French
loyally ol the people of SSlrasbufg' the
love oi public place is accomplishing
with tIn* greatest ease. Alsatians hunger
for official positions of honor and
profit as eagerly as the proverbial
American olliee- seeker. Seven ol the
former French oiVicinls who Htnoil Kv
the millnnt CiouefjUl I 1 rich to the bitter
end, now hold positions under the new
impeiial rule; many ol the old justiees
of the peaee have entered the (lerinan
service, and the ibriner </(mhinncs oi
the Third Napoleon are eager to preserve
the peaee oi the good eiiy of
St rasburg for his Majesty W illiam the
hirst.
'l'lio Noiuii fie thii'doii of ilie
tVoi'hl.
The London f'hcmisl ami D-ne////.s/, In a
very appreciative notice of Dr. I'orchcr's "Jtesouiees
of tin* Southern Fields and Fori '.J '
takes omission to say the follow ing 11 :e
words about the Southern .States:
"If the Southern Vnltod States a.ie not the
garden oi the world, it is rnthei ttie fault of
those who an; responsible for their eultiva
tion and development than from any natural
Inferiority to any oilier laud on I lie lace of
the earth. It occurs to every mind that this
the home of the chief products which civill"
/.al.ion demands. Cotton, sugar, and toi?acco
arc products of such immensity ax to dwarf
those which other lands bring forth, and yet
these are not all. Vast quanta! of wheat
and rice are exported, and a luxuriant hut uncultivated
vegetation besides testifies to the.
immense resources which arc forthcoming.?
These Soutla rn States comprehend an area of
territory equalling* that of Great Ihitain,
Krance and Germany. Wuvtcrcd by the
grandest rivers, and rich in every variety of
soil, with millions of acres of dismal swamp
yet iiiucclaiiued, there is a future tin this .iis1
rie which will make it a territory to #hieh i
all iho world will tor i for its vegetable supI'K"*.'
. I
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NEWS, AUGUST Tl
1 . 1 . 1 1
The so truthes tiro very hnpoifuctly realized
among ourselves; hut I)r. rorehor's book, Willi
the help of its forciuh ie viewers, will, we trust,
oj?en the eyes of our people to the urunduur
and tho Immense value of their iuhei itaiee,
? liitrul L'urulinutu.
II m MMa IA. II II
I
LOOK !..|Vom jiimI nftcr 1st :
.llllV. We shall he rnliilieiieti tVuiii-iii'eessiI v. I
adopt I] 10 colli system in our |)Toc[lcu. Wo
have tried the eret.it system, and runout live
at it. Kvery other trade anil profession demand
''iisli for their limn and labor; last of
ail, we resort to the same rule. We now say
that our charge# must he paid in advance, or
we shall certainly u Ithnld our set vices from all,
exeept the truly rha? liable. Our accounts are
ready for settlement.
NtW.MAX vA OAlLiiltKTlI,
June. 10, 1871 2-i-tf
GREAT EXCITEMENT IN
TO \V >
Over those ('IIKAI* noods, received this week
per Si hr. lildgov.'ood, and for sale by
July 28 M. U. BEATV.
& iS't Wiv
Of very handsome, Ladies, Misses, lloys and
Infants' HATS for sale by
July 28th M. It. IJKATY.
77/A* (illEAT REMEDY!
J \ AllllY'S I'HOl'll YLAL'TIC' t-'LUlD,
! 7foi sale hy M. II. BILvTY
An Expectorant Keiiietly without an
Equal.
('(?\ sr MIXTION ('ON (.U KUKI).
YliJTOll V! VICTOJi >' I 1 ICTOli V!
A\VAIU)KI> TO
ALLEN'S LUNG BALSAM!
< 'O N'Sl'MI'TM)N.?Vor tin' cure of this dlstresii
' 11, there has been no medicine yet ihsi
I'vri I licit ran show* more eyidenefl of re:il iner
IB,! I:N\S I,I >4; ItAI.SAll Tliin III),
i :i l" I ex pet* tortl U I, for CUT 111 K ('o I IS II III pt Ion Mil (I
II ii|..': -,en lendtiik to ii, such as a flections of the
It.i it. I-iing*. atul nil ilise see of the 1'nltnonary
i >i u , introilucei! to the sull'i ritur puhlic after
h fur the po-itive cur** of ?noli <l'se:iM*i?
li:i\e ! . n fully tested, The formula from
w i. h i prepared is referred to hy the leading
oil cal i nrirtls as heiitK equal to any preset tp
tt'Ui ili it can he made up for such diseases by
n uii id ?l fncally. The HA I.SAM is, consequently,
recommended hy physicians who have
t. I' ll " acquainted with life (treat success. Read
Ii*- i<i lowing:
. t.i.if flio A'H.v Mlxsliiiuirj of Ilostou maj n
nbo-iil AIIcii'h I,ii up; llutsiiiu.
I'hero cert iltily cannot tie found a better (\>ugh
or I.ting Remedy !
AS AN KXTKCTOKANT IT HAS NO
KCH'AL.
,
Hostos, Mass , V ehrnary IS, 1c00.
IMkSHIIP. 1'. It.W'IS & S'l.t- (t K .sti.kmiin :?The i
paelia ' * of'Allen's I.ting IPilstm you sent me to 1
use among the afflicted poor in my eilt mission iry
work has proven very n?n ptahle and useful.
11 h is gone into several families, and with remarkahle
eflVvt in every ins nin e.
One woman who has been restored from what
her phytdeluii pronouneeil ('o' sumption, after
several months' itiekiiess u iin i . ..i..
r.. . 4.. en i >
in ilit* lungs, prostration, so tliat > 11 * in now able
to do housework Hnd aa?ist in the support of li? r
nmlly, and. with uure ttud continued use of the
Dalumn, she expects entire restoration.
Another, person, a\oung woman, 10 whom I
gaye one bottle, trie reoeiv ' great benefit to that
ln> rough, which was of months' standing, is get
tint? better, and she has purchased the se ond
bolile, and lias every indication of a speedy cure.
A voting man who was raising tdnod and quite
weait and sick, lias. |?y the u-e of two bottles,
been mueh unproved, and is nov. able to do a lit
tie at his work
A Noting man to whom T r< commended a trial
of it, who has had > ha 1 cough and in nidi pain in
ids lungs for inoniIts and unable to gei rest or
sleep, has commenced tuning it, md is now using
thu fourth bottle '.vi h ric it be.iellt. He sail to
mo, on a recent vis no \v.>u l n >t do without It.
lie is hoping (and reasonable, it seems to n?o,f to
ne able to resume his work a, u i.
Very respectful;y <i | gra el ,l'y yours,
Cll AliliUi t If ( I n. t > Y. tht\ Missionary.
I LLKN'b HJNdHALS is perfectly harmless
io thu most delicate Ii is inn sure Cough
I I .it n g Item- i . W DUOHS B'N - )
I ri.s. and CONSUAlPliON. DON'T FAIL
TO THY ll\
Sold t?y all Druggists and Medicine Dealer?.
A d \ r- ptiTd. Wiiy 2B, ll,l Am
DRESS-MASCISMC
D(>NK with tu'ahioss ami tlispnU'lt in tlio
latest lUsliioiuthle si vies, .tinl warrnnted
touive satisfaction, at K.,1. CONtipON'S.
May 10 80-tf
Doors, Sashes, Blinds, <fcc.
r"
/V^ ^M^mBHBB^l
20 llui/nc A"^
C~7 This is tho largij^^^&iosl com plot o
factory of the kind itt^^^Vtct'illiein stales,
au-1 all articles it> tlii.s li^^^^^>o.?lui ni.slic.l by j
Mr. 1'. 1\'Foams at fv compel I
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. , llOUilMMI 118 i
of all si/.t s ot Doors, lili.uls, an
tl . |.i i of each* and ju?s
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:.vc ;THLY MAGaZTME,
Vtvn On j" i' .hiimtti.
;iES READING MATTER.
CCT PAGES ADVERTISEMENTS.
\v'w.ui:i!, F.VANS A COflSWI'LI.
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J Wai kkk. Proprietor. K 'I McDonald \ Co. I^rnKKiiU *<
Ucu. Ak> tiU, Shh KruMiiru, Cul., mul 31 Cdiiuitricr street, N. Y.
MILLIONS Itvur TcmI tmoiiy to their
Wonderful C'lii'iitlvu KlIi'CtN.
They i\ro not a vile Fancy Drink, Made of Poor
It imii, Whiskey, Proof Spirit* mul It c fit mo
f.i<liioi'm doctoicd, sph e 1 and sweetened to please tho
taste,called "Tonics," "Appetizers," "lU'storora,"itc.,
that loud the tippler 011 to di mil.cimcH.sand ruin.hut ??ro
n true Modlcliic.iundo from the Native Itoots and Herbs
of California, lrcc from all Alcoholic Sliinu- 1
Iuiiin, 1 (fltKAT ULOOI) I'l illFlEltan
' A LIFE (JIVINCJ Pit I NCI PI.K,
a porfect Renovator and luvigorator of tho System,
carrytug off all poisonot r? matter and restoring theblood f
to a healthy condition. No person can take these lilt- 1
tern according to directions and remain Iouk unwell, 1
provided their boacH n-o not destroyed by mineral
l>oisonor other means, and tho vital organs wasted
imvond the point of repair.
Tlicy are a (?<mhlo Pargntlvo a* woll hn a ,
Tonic, posse ? dig, also, tho peculiar merit of acting
as a powci ful agent in 1 elioviiig Congestion or I nllam{nation
of tho Liver, and all thoVisoeral Organs.
l'Olt FEMALE COMPLAINTS, in young or
old, marrie 1 or single, at tho dawn of womanhood or at
till. I ii r II ..f lif.. II.-.-.. Tai.Ii. !?! l.A.._
... . wi.lV, 1IIVKI 9 unto III) ('<{11111.
For I iiII>i uinisi lory nnd C'lirouic It heitiiin." :
11hiii nnd Cioul, l>.vn|?e|?Hlii or I udltfont ion,
lliiioii*, It emit tint iiiiiI 1 iitcrinitli-ut Fovoi'M,
DiNonnrH of tin* Itlnml, l.lvrr, Kiil?
ucyn iuhI Itladdcr, thcso Hi t tor* hnVo Ihmmi most
successful. Such I)iuoti*( ? uro caused by > itlntcd
lllood, which In{jeiiornUy produced by derangement
of the l>in?'Nlivo OruuiiD.
|> YSFHI'SIA OIt IN'HMIESTION, Headnolle,
Pain in the Shoulders, Coughs, Tightness of tho
yhost, Dizziness, Sour Eructations of the Stomach, \
Had Taste in the Month, liilious Attacks, Palpitation oi
the II nrl, Inflammation of tho Lungs, Pain in the re- I
cIoiih of the Kidneys, and a hundred other painful &> u?x?- j
loins, ftro the afUpringx of Dyspepsia.
Thei invigorate tho Stomach and stimulate tho torpid
l.iver nnd Dowels. which render thein of unequalled >
i(honey in cleansing tho l.luod of all impurities, and Ini- i
parting new life tin 1 vigor to the whole system.
FO l( SKIN' 1)1S I" A S 1\S, Eruptions, To'tor. Suit
llhcuni, lllotclics. Spots, l'iinples, Pustules, Hoils, Carbuncles.
Itiug-Worms. S aid llend. Snro Eyes, Kryxl tieins.
I tell. Sent is, Discolornt ions of the Skin, Humors and
I>i?iMS'?s of tb" .^kin. of whatever name or nature. aro
lit? inlli 'lug up and carried out ofthe system in a short
time by the use ol III so Hitters, (bio bottle in such
rases will convince the most incredulous of their cura
tive Cfleets.
Cleanse the VitiV <1 IHoo<l whenever you flml its impurities
bursting through tho skin in Pimples, Eruptions
or Soros; clean so It w lien you find it obstructed
ami sluggish In tho veins; cleanse it when it is foul,
ami your feelings will toll you when. Keep the blood
pure, and llio In tilth of tho system will follow.
l'in, Tn pe, ii nil oilier \\ uriiiH, lurking In tho |
system of so many thousands, aro eflecttiivlly destroyed
nnd removed. Pays a distinguished physiologist,
there Is son reel y an individual upon th- face "I the
earth wliose body is exempt from the presence of
worms. It is not upon tho henlthy elements of tho
IhxI)'lliat worm*- oxb.t, luit upon the diseased humors
nnd slimy deposits that brood thorn living mounters of
disease. No System of .Medicine, no vermifuges, no
anthelmintics will free tho system from worms like
these Hitters.
J. WALKER. Proprietor. R. 11. McDONALD *e CO.,
Druggists and Hon. Agents. Sou Francisco. California,
anil J* and 31 Commerce Street, New York.
B,#-SOL. RY ALL DRLUG1STS AND DEALERS,
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Our St ir Ininrri<d ( fUK^ijlod ('dtuUiyucfor
1871, Just issued, being a complete (initio to
every branch of American Literature, with index,
seat free 011 receipt of postage st imp. If
you order Hooks not on our new Catalogue,
please mention the nameoftlio publisher.
0/-SKN I) FOR IT, SEN!> FOR IT..
May 5, 1871 18-tbn
$tJKWtNG
\110w UupmoK Dot-iu.k-i.ooi* Stitch
_ Sewing Machine, and and a WiiKKl.KU
Jit \\'ii.i.son Machine, in good order, lor sale
at a bargain. Apply to
M. II. HKaTY.
srri si t EOSCOPE8,
VIEWS,
ALBUMS,
Cxi HOMOS,
FRAMES, ;
E.&H.T. ANTHONY &CO.,
591 BROADWAY NEW YORK,
jivlto the attention of the Trade to tluir extensive
assortment of the above goods, of their
own publican, manufacture and importation.
Also,
rjlOTO J, AN TERN'S I.lDKs
awl
(i 1? A1 '1 lOSC'OPES.
N E\V V1 KWS OF V ()SF.M 1 T K.
E. X II, T. ANTIlnNY X CO.,
51)1 llllOADWAY, NKW VoitK,
Opposite Metropolitinn Hotel.
IMPOflTKItS AM) MANUKA* ITIMCIISOK
Photoraphgio Materials.
DA 11 IVY'S
PROPHYLACTIC !
FLUID.!
rpiIlS Invaluable Family Medicine, for purifying,
cleansing removing bad odors in
all kinds of sickness; for hi rns, sores, wounds
stings; for Hrjtsipelas,, rlieiunatism, and all
skin diseases; for catarrh, sore mouth, sort; ;
throat, dipthcrla; for colic. diarluca, cholera; as i
a wash to soften and l>eaut!fy tno skin; to re- :
moceTTnk"spofs71T7!Tir^v7^hmn^ I
Internally as well as applied OXtemallvj so ! i
higyly rcconnneudod by all who have used it?
Is for sale by all Druggists and Country Merchants,
and may he ordered divoetly of tho
DAI1DY DIM > 1'JIY LACTIC CO^U
r. l WilliainSt^^H^^B v
>
in; A o
IT is well known to 1 >oetors and to 1 aiiie^
.that women are subject i<? numerous dlseas
|M!Ciiliar to 1 hoir sex?huoIi as Supples sion e
the Menses, whites, raint'ul Monthly ' Vinals'
1'heiiUi.iiiMu ol' the Iku'L^.ub Womb, 1 i lt'i^itlnr
MeUsiTluitlon, 1 lenim< 4BL' gh Kxeessixe 'How
ml Prolapsus 1'terior lljF1?: of the Woinb,'1
ln.se disease have ,sd(i>?n b<.en treated sue
eesslully. The pr< lessioit has sought (liligaiit1>
for some remedy 11 .at would enable them to
treat these diseases with suoee.ss.
At last that remedy has been discovered by
one of the most skilful physieians in the btate
ol (leorgia, That remedy is
Bradliclds Female Regulator.
It Is purely vegetable, and is nut up in Atlanta
tlu, by IIKADFJKJAJ & Cu.
11 will purity the blood and strengthen thesys*
tein, relieve ii ritaiion of ihe kidneys, and is a
pei lect sp*c?llc lor all tlie above diseases ; Is
certain a cure as Quinine u> in t lulls and K^leis
Kor a history ol ilitvuo, and certificates ot is
wonderful cures the reader Is rehrrtd to the
wrapper around tlie bottle. Kvery bottle war.
anted tc give eatieluction or inooey refunded*
IjA<<hasuk (5 a., March 23, 1 ?7*>.
UK A liKJKi.Ii mid CO., ATLAN T A, OA.:
to: ah St k: 1 take pie asm c in e in ling that I have
iim *1 tor the lit*.t twenty ohrr,' ilin iiinticine pm
are pulling up known m I kl? .1 15 UA J?t'i Kl.li S
fLSlAni1! KKCIt'JA'fUr, and consider it tin*
tiesicombination ever gotten together for tli*?
diseases tor which it is recommended. I havo
b"en taillliiar With lh? Drtenriiilhin ho I b f! -1
practitioner of medicine and indoimslie practice,
and can honestly say Unit I consider it u toon
lo miir ring letnales, and van ' ul hope Unit every
lady in our whole land, who iiia> t?? *uStoring in
auy wity peculiar to their si\, tnay bo ibi4 to on
pi ocn re a bottle, that their -ulleiiiigs 11 >y not <
oni) be relieved, but tlrat they may be restored to
health und strength.
With my liluUest regards, I npi, n spectfn 11 y,
W H. FKKia.LH, M. I).
We, the undersigned Druggist, tane plans tiro in
commending to the trade l>u .1. i!hai>k i si. n's
Kkmai.k Iltori.AioR?belt, ving it to be a good ami
reliable remedy lor tliedi taa lot v. Incn lit; icconi
mends it.
W. A. Hanhpki.i., Atlanta, CI A.
Pkmukkton, W I I.I.BON, T AT I.Oil Ullll Co.,
A tin n la, < reorgiu.
It bowing and Fox, Atlanta, Georgia.
W. d. Dawsiik, Atlanta, Georgia.
\V. Koot and Son, Marietta, Georgia.
VC'l'S with gentleness aiuf^iioroughness upon
_ the Liver and Geueial Circulation?Iterpu
the Howel" lu Natural Motion and Cleanses the
System lrnin all inipnrite.s. C.7" Never
Hi!Dr' 0. s. Prophitt'sf fS!
My?* |P aMMntpnrfta*- papula
Indigestion. Lo?? of Appetite, N'usiiea, Sour
Stomach, Heart Ili.rn, Debility, I ow Spirits,
Colli Feet and Hand*, < ostivemss, ln?t tostm-ee,
folic, Chronic l>ia ihoa, and Chronic ('hills ami
Fe v er.
[. * oiupounuotl in strict accordance with
skill liil < l.emistry and K'H'iiiilt pluiiui cy. il.it
puroly Yegetnb Compound !>:<?-. alter the veuerest
i,.?i t cms&zxLMaawneciec 0f twenty
S I CELEBRATED |Sir
nvK unit cz&wjmk^MlVXZrniSSSitGiXi U Iv i i i kuast
by It"' enlightened testimony of tlmm. ind.-t
using it; so harmoniously adjusted that it keeps
the Liver ill healthful acton; hihI when tin1 (li*
rectious are observed the piuct'cs of w.tMo and r?.
planishtueni in the human s.VKh'tn continues uuinturrnptv
ly to a ripe old ago, and man, like tho
p.itniiOt'lu ofoltl, drops into thu gr.1% ? lull of
i ears, without strujcT >, and v.'eme. . r DhAiK
to tiic ITtivor Mpflinirie
onto tun H-I-JlVLI J.VllAlxU.'. L L i AJit ra<|)(>|J t
and ro g) a?3HBKJ^S?a?*^fijn?r 1 bust con
st 11 u t ion. 11 < hi l>o j?Is 1 a .vitli equal safety and
cerinini of sucstoss to the young child, invalid
lady or strong man. inay 1, lt-71.
iHi. o.s. rjiornrrrs
awodyins taw KXLL XO:
NKVKU FAILING !
KILLS PAIN IN EVERY FORM.
("lures l'nins in the Hack, Chest, Hips or l.imba
J lUienniatism. Neuralgia, Coughs, ('outs. Hron
i'Ii i a I A ll'ect ions, Kill toy Uisu.isis, ltyepipua,
I.tv?*r Complaint; (. oil.*, Cholera Morbus. Plnnivy
, Asihnn, Heart lh.ru, Toothache, daw u'lie,
lar.uhe, H?.id iche, Sprains. liruises, Cit's, t n
tusioiis, Sores, Lacerated Wounds, Scalds, Hums,
Chill lit itns, Fr? st Kites, i'oisoas of nil Winds,
vegetable or animal. CS^Of all
? .. rf=.*: h-i.' -a. ? ~
| pa i n k i \ j rr. |
lit* ltcniediss ever dueoccred lor tlie relief of sufWsng
humanity, 'his Is the best Pain hledicator
known to Medical Science. The cure is speedy and
permanent in ilie most in valerate diseases! This
is no humbug, but u c> ;iml medical illsi o.\ery. A
Pain 1vii.uk containing no Poison 10 n./inn.,
aural ze or drive the ioll niialion upon an internal
organs lis elUcienuy is irmy wonderful - lieliot
is instantaneous. U is d<stlned to ban is h
pains and aches, Wounds and Hrulsis, liom tin
face oi theearih. may 1, 1S71.
This is the celebrated medicine that run Perry
Davis Pain Killer out. of the market, wherever it
was used Davis made Pionhitt change the name
from Pain Killer to Pain Kim. it.
For Kheumnlism, Neuralgia, or pain of any
kind it has no equal. ? For Outs, l?ruis??, Hums,
or old Sores it is the llest tiling you van use as a
dressing.?For Snakk Ditks or Sn t.- us of Poisonous
Insktcs it is a perlect a n 11""'*??t is good for
Ool'C < 'olds Coughs or lioWel Complaint. | tu
name indicates its nature fully. iV Is truly Pimm
to pain.- Manufactured and sod by Hkai mum
and Co. Atlanta (la and foisaio by all druggists'
Dooi.v (.'or n y Oa. April 1S07.
This is to certify that t was confined to the
house and most of the lime to my hen and suffer*
ing the greatest agony imaginable with Kheumu*
tisiri for live mouths and after trying every avail*
able remedy wi'h r.orehef \ was cured with two
bottles of Dr. U. S. PorphiU's Anodyne J'aiu Kill
ii, i'u?iniK "ivy ci'int. only. u relieved ino
almost Instantly. J therefore recommend it in tho
liig liest d> grew to others sufiering from similar
di?case. i can say that it is one of the finest fainiiy
medicines now out, certain.
Yours tiuly W. A. Foiif.iianii.
NuvTuM 1'actout fit. Nov, IStC.
I>R. I'koimiitt : ?Last summer my horse sprained
hie knee severely causing J.he whole Jojj to swell
to about twice if natural size ami rendering iiiin
almost helpless; t wo application* of 3'our Anodyne
Pain Kill 11.thoroughly cured it^.J 11 Davis.
cki:tificati:sw<<
We the undersigned have used Dr. Prophltt'%
Preparations and take pleasure in rccomraedlnn
them to the public ut> being all he claims for theme 4.
Col 11 J Henderson Covington (la. ( T Roger;
Covington On. OS Portei Covington Ou. Prof. J
is .lames Covington On Uev. !\I W Arnold
Georgia Conference Rev. W W Uslin Giorgiit
Conference F M Swnnson Mouticello Ga. Robert
H-trne* Jnsper county Ga. A M Robinson Monticello
Ga. Jarnes Wright Putnam county On. A
Westbrook Putnam county Ga. Judge .f . J.
Floyd Covington Ga. \\ K Rebee Covington
enterprise, ' A ti Za?hry,Conyers, Gen George
Wallace, Atlanta, ha.; Dick Locket, Davis*
county, Texas; \V. Hawk W lintley, C'usseta
Texas, W.C. Roberts. Linden county, Texas.
Toiinney & .Stewart, Atlanta, (?a. W. A
Lanstleli, Druggist, Atlanta, (Ja.; ib F. Ma
nox, ot U. I'. Maddux & Co., Atlanta, (in.
Uriah Stevens, Cartorsville, G'a. ; A. N. Louis
Lownsden county, flu. ; Joseph Land, Lown
dos county, (la. 1 Jas. Jell, <'at ter.sviile, (la.
W L. Kills, Dooly eounfV, (la. ; JLlm 15. Davis.
Newton Factory ; H. F. Bass,^ Low ndes
coupty.
STATE OF GEORGIA, * Know all men
Fn/r? n County, \ by those pmsents,
That 1 have this day, for value received, sold
and Irnnsferre <1 to BRADFIKLI) A* CO., the
sole ridht.to manufacture and sell my Family
Medicines, and have furnished them with (he
hi 11 receipts, and have authorized thcVsuid r?
lilt ADF1ELI) & CO., to print,or have prmted
mything they may see proper, concern in;: any
uul all of above named Medicines. The Jotii
15th of June, 1870.
Signed] (). S. FROTH ITT.
In presence of Thomas F. Jones, and Ifoher*
Drawfol*d, Notary l^ihlic. (t.. s.)
Manufactured for sale bv BRADFIKLI) A To.
15road street, Atlanta, (la. for sale by ail ?
Mrngglsts. *