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Special IST otioes Count tub Costi?.V day's rido in ninnisi any pari of our country will show moro than ouo prue- j tieni illustration of the paratolo of Ilio man who commenced to build his OOStle without counting tho cost. Mou often leave out of I heir calculations bUoh little tnntters os doors, blinds, snshes, mould ings, &o., and in tho cud find no comfort in tho house which they havo built. Remember, there fore, be foro building, to wrilo to *. . Toalc, Charleston, S. C, tho largest manufacturer of doors, &o., in the Southern Slates, for an estimato of tho cost of finishing. July 8?lm l??uo ? ? Lodge, Ho. ??, . \ ira. REGULAR COMMUNICATION of Blue Ridgo Lodgo, No. 92, .?. IV. M.\, will bo bold on SATURDAY, July JlOth, tvt 7 o'clock, P. M. Brethren will tako duo uotico, und govorn thomeclvos accordingly. By order of tho Lodge ? WM, KORBER, S<;c'y. \y alimi lu Cliu|7t?iVW o^ ??m?7 aT it?. A REGULAR CONVOCATION of Walhal la Chapter, No. 28. R.\ .\ M.\, will be hold kit their Hall, in Walhalla, on MONDAY, tho 1st <lny of August next, nt candle light. Com panions will bo punctual in their attendance. By order tho Chapter : HOBT. . THOMPSON, Sco'y. ^KOSK?^hV?The Nor folk Daily Journal of Dee. 11, 1SGO, says: This medicine is rapid ly gaining tho confidence of the people, and tho numerous testimonials of its virtues, given by nractitionors of medicine, leaves no doubt that it. is a safe and reliable remedy 'or iMt'UKITY of '411e BkOOD, I.IVRK MS.RASB, &0. The last Medical Journal contains un article from Prof. Ri S. Novvton, M* D., President of tho Medical Collego, city of New York, that ppcaks in high terms Of its cu iati ve properties, -id gives special recommendation of Kookoo to tho practitioners of medicino Tliis is, we believe, the first instance where such medicines have been officially endorsed by tho Faculty of any of the medical colleges, reflects groat credit upon the skill of Dr. Lawcneo, its comprimidor, und also puts "Kowkoo" in the van of all other medicines of the present dav. March 4, 1870. '20 Gm This Vallinole Family Medicino has been widely and favorably known in cur own and foreign countries upwards of YEARS I It has lost, none of its good amo by repealed trials, but continues to occupy a pro mill eilt posi tion in every family medicine chest. Il is an Externat and Internal Remedy. For Sumiiier Complaint, or any nther l'orni of bowel disease in children or adults it is an almost cer tain cure, and has, without doubt, been more suc cessful In curing the various kinds Of CHOLERA than any other known remedy, or the most, skill ful physician. in India. frier, and China, whore this dreadful disease is more or less provalent, the Pain Killer is considered by the nut ves. ?s well as Kuropvui residents in those climates, a .ture. r<*ni*tl>/; and while it is a most efficient remedy for pain, it is a perfectly safe medicino, even in unskilled hauls. Directions accompany each bottle. Sold by all Druggists. Price 2? cts., f>i> cts., and $1 per bottle. .luly 8, 1870?1 m nnounoements. tf-ir The Friend? ?f* J. 15. SANDERS, Esq., respectfully announce him a Candidate for tho office of Proba lo Judge of Oconeo County, at the nest election. C($r The Friends pi" Mv. 3. B- WRIGHT respectfully announce him Candidate for School Commissioner o? Oconeo County, at the next election. js?r The Friends o?* O. H, HULL respectfully announce him a Candidate fur County Commissioner of Oconeo County, at the election in October next. MANY VOTE IIS. /t?r r?lr. (Editor: Please an nounce . it. BRACKKNRlDGE as u Candi dale for School Commissioner at the approach ing emotion, for Oconeo County, and obligo MANY VOTERS. Xtr The Friend* of fEdienund IIERNDON respectfully announce him a Can didate for County Commissioner At the ensuing election. Jt?* The Friends o?* IB. Ut. HARRIS respectfully aunounco him a Candi date for the office of County Commistione!'. &&" We are authorized fo announce EDWARD F. STOKES, Esq., of Oreen villo, a candidato to represent the. people 01 the Fourth Congressional District of South Carolina in the Congress of the United States, at the cn Buing election in October. 1'nixoiri.ks? DEMOCRATIC. it-?T r?'he Friend? o?* ('and. JAMES T. REID, respectfully announce him Candidato for County Commissioner, for Oco nee County, at tho next election. iC3T The iVBany Friend? ?i* RICHARD LEWIS, Esq., respectfully announce him a Candidato for reelection to tho office oft ?Tuilgo of Probate for Oocnoo County. ~~?^~T?~fteT Fr?c ?i?de ?T~f?. ?. PORCHER respectfully aunounco him a Candi dato for re election to tho office of School Com mission-r for Oconeo Ccun'y, nt tho ensuing election. iCST The Friend? of Kpv. FLETCHER SMITH, announce him a Candi date tor School Commissioner. &&? The friends ?ni* fl?. F. REEDER respect fu Ily announce him ns a can didato for County Commissioner at the coming election, PIC>w?NS ANNOUNCEMENTS, .{tfgr- The many friends oi* D. FRANK BRADLEY, Esq., most respectfully announco him as a candidato for re-election to tho oflioa of County Sohool Commissioner for Piokone County. f?pr ive are nnthorifted to ^nno.uncv JUV1N II. PI?ILPOT, Esq., a candi dato for r.e csontion to tho offico of Probnto Judgo for Plokonj ,C.o;,inty, at tho election in October next. ]M AN Y CITIZENS. r^j5r'fhelfiiondsoffrant Ito?. EHt CHAIO, respectfully nnnoup.oo him a pandi'iate for tho offico of County Cormnlssioper for Rjckene County, at the enouing oleotiop, ?E*gBMg!gBggltgB!?! BPgCTWUBB! ?? "1?"";" 'J"?'!1 " '." LATEST (QUOTATIONS OF SOUTHERN SECURITIES, IN CHARLESTON, S. 0., Corrected Weekly by . C. KAUFMAN, Broker, No. 2f) I)road Street. JULY .8, 1870. Statu Sbcuritiks?South Carolina, old, 90? ? : ilo now, 80??; do, registered ?look, ex im -?80. City Skouritibs?Anglista, Oa., Ronds 70(7?)?; Charleston. ?S. ( , Stock, ex qr int,?(?Viti; do, Klro Loan l?mul?,??7o; Columbia, S. C., Bonds, --(".,70. Hai mica Bonus?Blue Ridge, first roortgnge, G0r?)?; Charleston und Savcuunh, ??70; char lotte. Columbia and Augusti ??87} Clioraw and Darlington, ??83; Orcouvi?le and Colum bia, 1st mort. 80?>?; do, Stale guarantee, --? 74; Northeastern, 88??; Savannah and Charles ton, 1st mort, --?80: do. Stale guarantee, ?? 75; South Carolina,??70; do, 73 ; Bpartanburg and Union. 00??. Railroad Stocks?Charlotte Columbia and Aligliela, ?(<<' 15 ; Greenville and Columbia, 2@-? Northeastern, 10?? ; Savannah and Charleston, ??35 ; South Carolina, whole shares, 46??; do, halt' shares, ??22.1. fixcilAN'fiB, &i.?-New York Sight, J ofT par; Gold, 110$?114jj Silver, 104?108; south carolina bank bills. -Hank of Charleston *Bunk of Now berry ... Bank of Camdcn - - Bank of Georgetown - - - Bunk of South Carolina Bunk of Chester - lla'nk of Hamburg ... Hank of Stale of S. 0., prior to 1801 Bank of Stalo of S. C, issue 1801 a ud 1802 - - - * Planters' and Mechanics' Bank of Charleston - - '^'People's hank of Charleston * Union Dalik of Charleston "Sentiiwestern Bailroad Bank of Charleston, old ... " Southwestern Bailroad Bank of Charleston, new - Slate Bank of Charleston . Fanners' and Exchange Bank of Charleston Exchange Bunk of Columbia Con.mereiai Bank of Columbia Merchants' Hunk of C'heraw - Planters' Bank of l'airfnld Stato of S ( Bills Receivable C?hy, of Charl stou Change Bills - ?-? 50?? 7?? ib(,r,? (?,\ ? 10?? OO^? 40?? ??? ? @? ?? ? 10? ? (7.0 ? (? 15 - 8?? 6?? - 4?? ?7?? . 07(r?? *Dills marked thus ("') arc being redeemed at the Bank Counters of each. Marcii 1870 2_> by IC E C II E A } ?AND? SODA WATER, Plain and French Candies. Lemons, Fruits Nuts, &o. Jellies, Raisins, Figs, Prunes, Currants, Citron, Pickles, Sauces, A'o. Fancy Goods and Notions, Stationery end Writing Mate rial, Toilet Snap, Per fumery, o nimios, A m in unition, line Tobacco, Ha vanna and Domestic Se gars, Pipes, &0.J ?ko , &c. 1 11E PUR LIO arc cordially solicited to call and examine my stoek of goods, feeling confi' d.ent Ihat they will lind it equal, if not su perior, to any ever offered to the people of this country. Everything sold at very reasonable prices. LEMONS AND ICIC ALAVA Y? ON HAND. Yours Trulv, .?. . I, EE. Walhalla, July 8, 1870. 24 ly BOOTS AND SHOKS, OF THE LATEST STYLE & QUALITY, Made to Order, Low for Cash rpiIR UNDERSIGNED) having located at J Walhalla, informs the Ladies and Gentle men or the town and Country that he is now prepared to do all kinds of work in his line, promptly, and on the most reasonable terms. 1 always keep on hatul Ilm best brands of FRENCH and AMERICAN CALF SKINS, to suit the tastes of my customers. Also, a choice lot of ordinary LEATHER, for common work, which will be put up. in every instance in a substantial manner. A good fit warranted in every case. Give me a trial and my work will prove itself. H<?U Shop on corner of Main and Tugnlo streets, nin th of Dr. Norman's Drue; Store. JOHN DALE. Jn 8. 1870 88 LAND FOR SALE! IWILL SELL, at private sale, A Til ACT OF LAND, situale in Oconeo County, about throe-quarters of a mile from the Blue Ridge Depot, and containing THREE HUN DRED AND TWENTY-SEVEN ACHES.? On the Tract is a good Saw Mill, all ready hu ll circular saw. A good frame bouse on tho place, with oil the necessary out-buildings complete. Also a largo fruit orchard; anda good thresher on the place. Any ono wishing lo purchase will do well to applv to JOHN 11. LEINRICK, Walhalla, S. C. July 8. 18*0 38 3 ? >,? Greenville Enterprise, copy three times, and forward bill to this olhCO, MONTHLY MAGAZINE, Two Dollar? prv Annum, 64 PAGES R?AD?NG"MATT?R. 30 PAGES ADVERTISEMENTS, WALKER, EVANS A COGSWELL, ?. WYATT AXKEN, VIIAItliKMTON. ?, C!. A. 4 lotting and H?aK COMPLETE STOCK at WAITER, WATSON oV CO.'S, ?! ... iff"'?' ?.'"'. MV. g '.'.I. . . i1." . ,?"'J 'j..'. .?."..' . ShcriiF's Sale. ti Y virine of sundry Writs of Fieri Facta? lo me 1) directed, I will sell, to the Idgliest bidder, with in the legal hours of talo, bofore the Court House door, in Walhalla, S. c, on soleday in August next the following properly : One Tract of Lund, lying on Ramsey's Creek, containing 400 Acres, more or less, adjoining lands of David Hickson and others, also, one other Tract of Lund, on Sand Crook, contain ing 000 Acres, more or less, adjoining lande of .John Dickson and others, levied on and sold as tho property of Lewis Wcmccke, nt the suit of Robert Maxwell and others. Ono Tract of Lund, lying on waters of Chan ga Creek, containing o'X) Acres, more or less, adjoining lands of Ephraim Cobb, Spencer Chambers and others, sold as the properly of I Win. II. Phillips, at the suit of Robert Spencer and others. TERMS CASH. Purchasers to pay extra for lilies und stamps. .JAS. II. ROBINS, s.o.c. July 8, 1870 38 4 W. . FALL AW, V ALHALLA, ?3. C, "\Y7~Ol.'LD respectfully inform the. eiti/.cna of Oconec County, that ho will attend promptly to all business in his line entrusted to his euro, on the most reasonable terms. All work warranted. OFFICE?Cu Main Street, above the store Of Messrs. Pieper ?fc Lowcry. lune 28, 1*70 " :i7 tf South Caroline. i a special meeting of tho Roard of Diroc .i V crs of tin: Sonili Carolimi Monument Association, held on Thursday, Juno23d, IS70, the rosignutihn of Mrs. Louisa S. McCord as lb evident was tendered and accepted. Mrs. Win. Wallace, of Columbia. Vice-Presi dent, will net as President until the annual election of officers, in November. District Managers are requested t<> go on cameadi with their work ami have their quar terly reports ready for the regular quarterly mooting, on the 20th of August. . . Martin. Recording Secretary. Columbia, S. C June 24th, 1870. ?17 Win. Shepherd & Co., No. 24 Uavne Street, i; B3 A BS S TO , S. HEAI.KK.S in COOKING STOVES, RANGES & HEATING STOVES. ?'- " Pictures of Stoves, with prices and description, will bo sent upon application. June 29. 1870 37 * ly "greatT fair Sonili Carolina INSTITUTE Novombor 1st, 1870, CHARLESTON, SO. CA. Zig" Most liberal Premiums offered in every lopiirtment of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts. Premium List published in Pamphlet Form? July 1. 1870 37 3m Pickons Advertisements. The Milite o?' South Carolina. VIC S CO li Y?CITATION. [7 PHRAS. Alfred M. Folger niado soit to ino, to graul him Letters of Administration with ?ili annexed, of the Estate and effects of I Riihnh Field, decoascd, these are therefore to L'ito and admonish all and singular tho kindred and Creditors of the sani Rubali Field, deceased, that they bo and appear, before mo, in the Court if Probate to be held at Pickons Court House >n the 8th of July next, at 11 ?/clock in the f..re noon, to shew cause, if any they have, why the *aid Administration should not be granted, given under my hand, this the 23 I dnv of June, 1870. I. It. PIIILPOT, j.v.i'.c. Juno 23, 1870 37 2 l?. r|MlTRTY days from this dole I will tnnko a L final settlement of tho Ertale of French P. Willard, deceased, before I. II. Phil pot, Judgo o?' Probate Court, and will on tho samo Mimo day apply for a discharge ns Adtnistrntor. All persons having any demands against said listale wi" render them on or before said dny. I). F. BRADLEY, Adtn'r. Juno 22, 1870 37 . 3 Notice. | adersi ;: ned will apply to tho Logisla \ lure of this ^tato. at the next session, for I Charter to construct a Turnpike Carriage Road in Pickons county, leading from Pump kintown to foot of Stool Mountain, and bridle iviiy from that place to the ba?e of Table itoek. MARCUS KJSIffr. Juno 27. 1870 37 3m Fhe Stato of South Carolina! in 1* ko 11 te court?p?okens county. Williamson Prince "1 Petition vs. 1 for Margy Prince, Sarah Prince, [Partit Ion, et al. J Salo, . IT appearing io my satisfaction, that Margy Prince. Sarah Prince, Narcissn Prince, and llina Prince, defendants in this caso, reside *rom ami bevond the limits of this Stato: c notimi of Norton & ILigoud, pro. pet., It is Ordered, That tho absout defendants do ippoar and plead, nnswOr or demur to com dainant's said Petition,within ninety days after mblication hereof, or the same wilt bo taken ir? confesso as to them. I, It. PIIILPOT, j.i*.p.o. Probate Ofllce. Juno 10, 1870 34?3m NOTICE. .4 LL persons having any demands against /V. the Estate of JOHN K. ARCHER, dco'd, no required to fender tho samo to J. E. Ha (dod, Esq., my attorney, on or before tho loth lay of Jiilv ?'0xt, on which day t shall rrinko a inal so'tlomont of the ostato, bofore I. II. Phil vit. Esq., Judgo of Probate Court, and shall tino nuiko an application for a final discharge it tho samo timo. MALINDA ARCHER, Administratrix, June 13,1370 30 3 Stato of South Carolina. Office State Superintendent o?" Indication. OIROULAB TO SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS. ACCOMPANYING this Circular you will find Blank Tcaohor'h Monthly School lie ports. It "ih desirable and important that every School in your County be reported for tho Month of Juno, 1870. Please furnish teachore with tho necessary blanks, and irintruct ond re quire them to make out neatly, propel ly and in full, duj i'cato reports, and forward tho ?amo to your Office, whore one copy shoubl bo placed on filo, and tho other forwarded to this office. Lot such Schools in your County ns closed be foro Juno 1st, 1870, be reported for tho last month they were in session. You will please close all tho Schools in your County on or before (ho Friday ?>f the present Month (June. 1870). (Signed:) .1. It. JILLSON. Stato Sup't. Ed., S. C. Columbia, June 111, 1870. NOTICE. 4 LL TEACHBftS of Public or Common xV. Schools in Oconec nrc requested to cull at tho Ollico of Clerk of Court and get tho printed forms for their reports, which are to bo made out from November 1st, 1X0'.). to March 3lst, 1870, and from April 1st. 1870, to Juno 21th, 1X70. All questions to bo answered find proven beforo Notary Publio, alan sign the receipt. They will also get printed monthly reports to be mudo unt in duplicato. RICHARD POUCH EH. School Commissioner Oconec Co. Walhalla, Juno 21, 1870. 30 tf Run Hero Everybody ! A. TAYLOR & CO. HAVK, JUST RECEIVED, and now open A NEW AND SPLENDID STOCK OF GOODS, At (hoir new stand, on Main Street, opposite Waller. Watson " Co/s store, which will be offered to the public at LOW PRICKS. The Conds heilig purchased with Cash, we can and will s?li a* low as the lowest and us good goods as can be found in the market. Call ami ex amine our stock before purchasing; elsewhere, and ?ave money. B??X.. Country Produce taken in exchange for Goods at the highest market price. A. TAYLOR & CO. June. 24, 1870_30_1 y NOTICE! COUNTY COMMISSIONERS' OFFICE, 1 Wai.Ualla, S. C, Juno 7th, 1870. ) WHEREAS, sometime ago, this ? ard was petitioned to pass a resolution to sub mit a County subscription of $'200.000, to the Air-Lino Railroad, to the legi'l voters of this County, on certain conditions ; and. whereas, some of tho friends of the enterprise now ask this Board to re luce the amount of said County subscription, and the town of Walhalla having subscribed $00,000 to said Kailroad, on certain condition ; therefore, be it Resolved, That it be .submitted to the legal voters of said County, on the FIRST DAY of] AUGUST next, whether or not .his Board I ?bull subscribo &l.r>0,000 to the capital utooU of the Air-Line Uni I road, on the condition that said Road locato a depot within two miles of j the Court House of said County, and the de tails of the subscription bo left with the Board and be conducted so that no part of the sub scription be paid until work on the grading of said Rond bo commenced within the County and only a? the work progresses therein ; that those voters who favor the subscription shall endorse on their tickets in said election, "Sub scription,'' and those opposed, "No Subscrip tion." Resolved, That this Preamble and Resolu tion bo inserted in the Keowee courier tlireo times. By order of the Hoard, JA M KS ZACIIAUY, Chairman. June 10. 1870 34 3_ SUBSORIB 3?T TO THE o nth l y Y i sito r, Full of Choice Reading, Comicalities, Puz zles, Eiliginns, ?See., Seo. Only Fifty Cents Per Annum, in Advance. Published at Charleston, S. C, R Y F. E U G E l? DURRE C. Address as above, with namo and residence plainly written, or to Mkssrs. BOI NEST & MARTIN, Agents "Monthly Visiter." June 10. 1870_ _34_ Notice to lleirs-at-Law. THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. IN COMMON pleas?oconbb oountv. Samuel Knox ) Bill for vs. > Construction of Will, Heirs A. P. Knox. ) Partition, Sec. UN DEH Decree of the Court, made at March Term, 1870, the brothers and sisters ot ANDREW P. KNOX. deo'd. nW alive, nmi the heirs at-lnw of those dccca<>cd, are required lo appear beforo me, at Walhalla, within Three Months from the publication of this notice, and establish their claims to the share of money of tho said Alldrow P. Knox, deo'd, now in this Court for distribution. J. W. STIMOLINO, ce.*. Clerk's O!f*o. April 8. 1870 ^-r?m_ "ENTERTAINMENT, 1ST ear P^ailroad IDepot. THF, undersigned has opon, for the reception of permanent and transient oust .m, a COMFORTABLE HOUSE, at tho Depot of the Blue Ridge Railroad, near Walhalla. S. C. His table is supplied with tho best the country affords, and ovorv attention gi\cn to guests. The salubrious elimnto, with the lino mountain scenery of this region, makoe it very desirable, pleasant ami attractive to vis itors. Charges moderate. A call is solicited. II. M. PHINNKY. May 13\ 187JL_30_ TREASURER'S OFFICE, Green vi llp Sc G?lumiiia R. R. Co., Columui \, S. C, Juno 20, 1870. (iOV PON S of tlm S.atc. Ouarontcod BONDS, J Certificates of Indodtcdntfss, and Second Mortgage Bonds of this Company, due 1st July, 1870. will bo pftld at the Banking House of ft, II. Kintpton, No. 0 Nascao strcot, New York, or at tho Carolina National Bank, in GninmbiA, S. C, on and aftor tho 1st day of July, 1870. Tho Interest on tho outstanding First Mort gago Bonds and Fractional Certif?calos of In debtedness, will bo paid at tho office of the Company. BEUREN TOMLINSON, Treasurer, ffuo* itf, 1870 $7 1 . gase.'- tau il! a gggaaw gegaaa The Air-Line Coming ! -(: :) GREAT EXCITEMENT . ?AT THE? NEW STORE, DOWN STREET ! J. S. Bauknight, Jigt, WOULD respectfully inform the citizens of Wn Iba I In and surrounding country, thut he has upend,-at ilio above named place, LAUGE AND WELL-SELECTED STOCK ?or? IDry Gi-ood.s, a,r d.wa,r , Gfrooeries., ?feo.? All of which wiU*be sold no low as any other house in town. fi?y* Ho may bo found in the Seminary building, (old Amcricnn(IlotcI.) ?ALL AN? tEXMflOMf !! Walha?xa, S. O., June 3, 1870 33?3m Down Town the Iylaee ! -~(<0 ISTow 111.a Time ! NEW GOODS! Purchased Since the Iieclino in Prices. UM?EUSIQKEU is receiving, from market, 1 a huge and complote stuck of SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS ! consisting, in part, r'OR LADIES' WEAR?Of Muslins, DcLaims, Poplins, ltniegcs, Organdies. Calicoes, &c, &c. Fidi GENTLEMEN'S' WEAR?-Cassini eres, plain and fancy; Linens, &c, &o. BOOTS, SHOKS, AND GAITERS, for Ladies, Misses. Uentlcmen and Boys. HATS, CAPS, SUNDOWNS AND BONNETS, trimmed, uutriiumcd, and in great variety, tstyle, &oM &c. HARDWARE?Wagon and Buggy Tire, Iron Nail?, Burse Shoes, &?:., 5cc. C HOC ER 1 KS?Such as Suger, Coffee, Syrups and Molasses, Salt, Candles, Soda, &0., fresh and, good. My Slock is Large. Woil-Assortcd, and has boon purchased pinco the decline ii) Prices. 1 can, lhercfot'0, sell at reasonable prices, and will do so for Cash or Harter Givo ine a call. No charge for showing (Joods and giving prices. WESLEY VITCHFORD. Walhalla, May 27, 1870 32 . REMOVAL -t-t CARTER & YERNER HAVE REMOVED to the store formerly occupici! by Mr. A. Taylor, and offer to their customers?? A LARGE AND DESIRABLE STOCK ,? OF? Spring and Summer mmm Which have been bought since the decline in Gold, and we can afford to sell them at USDICKB R I C E 8 X ?j?r Call and examine our Stock and Prices. WE MEAN TO SELL RIGHT CARTER & VERN?R. Aprils, 1 STO 25 TOBACCO FACTORY. WE HAVE erected a Commodious Build ing for a TOBACCO FACTORY, Which wo hopo to have in operation this Spring. Wo ar? now prepared to purchase 10,000 lbs- of Leaf Tobacco, At Richmond Prices and pn} cash, or Goods a a Low Cash Priej. Intending to establish a first-class Manufac tory, we roqueal tho farmere and planters of this section of the Carolinas and Georgia, to co operato with us, by raising '.his profitable Kloplo ; and wo plcdgo oursclvos to deal libo rally and fai-'ly in buying their crops and sell ing thorn goods. R. ?. NA?VC?E A CO., Dealers in Dry Goods and (?roceries, West Union, S. c. March 25, 1870 23 Waller, Watson Co., WALHALLA, S. C., ?>te.\tERS IH mi\ GOODS, &RO ERJ!ES, ?AND? commercial manures. Root* ami Shoes. ACOMPLETE STOCK, for Ladies, Gents, and Children, nt , waller, Watson & co/s. GROCERIES I AFULL LINE OF GROCERIES, such as 8ugar, Coffee, Molasses,, &o., at * WAbL?$, WATSON & CO.'S. *? QU'ALITAS NON QUA A?.'' DR. LAWRENCES Highly Concentratoci Fluid Extract of o s Ol THE GREAT HEALTH RESTORES. No Quack Medicine?Formula Around the Bottle. PREPAUBD SOLELY BY DR. J. J. LAWRENCE, NORFOLK, VA. S'i'ikoH "I I lie root of Diseuse by purifying tho Blood, Restoring tlic Liver and Kidneys to a Healthy Action, nnd liivigt rating the Nervous System. This is the secret of its Wonderful Success In curing Syphilis, Scrofula, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Chronic Rheumatism, Neuralgia, NervouH Affections, Eruptions of the Skin, Humors, Loss of Vigor, Diseases of Kid neys nnd Ulndder. nnd all Diseases caused by a BIO STATK orihe BLOOD. Or a Diseased Condition of tho LIVER. KIDNEYS, NERVOUS SYSTEM. <?e. It thoroughly ERADICATES every kind of Hu mor nnd Ibid Taint, nnd restores the entire system to a healthy condition. Thousands have been changed by the use of this Medicine from weak, sickly, sulferitig creatures to strong, hcnlthy and happy men nud women. No Medicine has attained such a Great Reputa tion ns this justly Celebrated Compound, Approved by the Highest Medical Author ily. O S O O ! Endorsed nnd recommended by ilio President of tbc Faculty of Ilio E. Medicnl College of the City of New York. PnorcssoR K. S. NEWTON, M. D., Professor nnd President of the Faculty, late "Pro fessor Taeory and Practice" of Medicine, Cincinnati, ?c. One of the most eminent medical men of this age ?Well known us the author of the following stan DAttu medical works : "Newton's "Practico of Medicine," "Diseases of Children," "Newton's Sytnes Surgery,;> &c, in December number of Amer tea Medical Review, page 278?say? : ' .\mong the more recent efforts to introduce popularly, sonio of ihe new mediciues, wc'nolice a new preparation compounded by J. J. Lawrknck, M. D., of Norfolk, Va., which 18 furnished to tho profession and the public in uny desired quautity. We recently examined his Laboratory, and became fully satisfied that all his work is doce in the best manner, by thu most approved processes, and from the b >st materials, giving as u result a med icine meeting the confidence of the physicians and ihe public." KosKoo cures scrofula ik its wobst l'on ?. From A. W. Mills, a prominent and well-known mcrchniit of Norfolk. Va. : No. 11 Main St., Noi folk. Va., Sept. IG. 18C0. Dr. Lawhkxck?Dear Sir; Your Koskoo ban worked wonders in my family. My daughter hus been a sufferer from Scrofula since childhood.? She lost thirty-one pieces of bone from her ankle, several from her arm, besides having ulcere inseve rai paris of the body. Whilst iu this condition she commenced taking your Koskoo?it acted like a charm on her ; uuder its use the ulcers gradually healed, and her gencrul health greatly improved. It certainly saved her much suffering, and perhaps her lifo. I regard Koskoo a specific for all eci-ofuloua affections. Your Koskoo also cured my wife of dyspepsia, from which sbo suffered greatly. She is now in better health than ebe lias been for five years. With tho highest regards, 1 am gratefully yours, &c , A. IV. MILLS. Koskoo is endorsed by tho best physicians eve ry whole. Rend the following from Dr. Tillory, a successful practitioner of many years standing in the Old North State : Rocky Mount, E<?geoombe Co., September 10, 1809. / Dn. J. J. LAWRENCE?Der.r Sir : I have used your Concentrated Fluid Extract of Koskoo in my practice with tho happiest resulte. I find it to be a powerful Liver Invigorator, Blood Purifier and Nervous Tonic In all diseases of the Liver, Scrofulous, Syphilitic, and Nervous Affections, it is a remedy of immense value ; in fact, in almost every variety of Chronic Diseases its use is indica ted. Hoping you may meet with the success which you deserve as a manufacturer of reliable medicines, I am. sir. with much respect, Your obedient servant, R. C. T1LLERY, M. D. Koskoo cures cunoste iuieumatirm. r Norfolk, Va., Sept. 7, 18G9. Dr. J. J. LAWRENCE?Dear Sir : My son has received so much benefit from your wonderful Koskoo, that 1 cannot refrain from expressing my grntitude. I had tried almost everything without ben .'fit . I believe, in all sincerity, that your Kos koo is an infallible remedy for the disenso frotn which he has suffered, nnd. so for as I can learn, has never failed. If you only knew the immense amount of sutfcr'uig that he has undergone, then you could conceive the value of such a remedy as Koskoo?that surely cures. The great amount of good it is now doing among us is inestimable.? With much gratitude, I am, respectfully yours, &c, Mrs. . E. A. NELSON. .. Rend tho following from Mr. Womble, a proml hieut Hardware Morohant of this city t No. 13 Market Square, Norfolk, Va., \ October 18, 1861). / Dr. Lawrence?Dear Sir : To tho largo num ber, of testimonials which you offer of the greatcf flency of your Koskoo, I take pleasure in adding my own. I suffered grcntly with Nervous Debili ty, Headache. Loss of Appetite, &o. Two bottles of Koskoo restored me to health Yours truly, J. Q. WOMBLE. ? From Rev. W. H. Christian, Pastor Dinwiddle Street Methodist Church. Portsmouth, Va., Oct. 25, 1800. This is to certify that 1 know Dr. Ladroneo well. He. is a gentleman of cultivation, and wor by of the fullest cont?doncu. I have used his Koskoo with advantage to myself, end have adop ted ils use in my family in cases of nervous do bility and depression. >Y. H. CHRISTIAN. From Dr. Lloyd, a physician of largo practice. Great Bridge, Va., Oot. 8 1800. J. J. Lawrknck, M. D.?Dcur Sir : I ohcorfully endorso your Koskoo as beitag a most Valuable preparation. Upon examination of the formala, I find each ingredient highly extolled by our best and most progressive clinical investigators, t have tested its effects in my own practice, and have no hesitation in recommending it. In my opinion, it is the beet compound of its class over put before tho public?exceeding by far all the various compound? of sarsapnrilla, &;?? ever invented. It is a decided Nerve Tonic, and Invigorator of tho animal forces, aiding digestion and assimulation. and thereby producing healthy blood, whioh should be tho basis of treatment in all chronic diseases. Hoping you Will reap the reward you descrvo from the public as a benefactor, I am, sir, yours truly, CHARLES LLOYD, M. D. After reading the above high recoraroenaVfone Invalids cannot reasonably hesitate to give KOS KOO a trial. For Additional Testimonials from Phy?loUne Eminent Divines, Editors. Druggists, Merchants,. &o., see KOSKOO ALMANAC lor tbisyoar. Price, oXH tooiXAit n'cr WoHFe. For edh by the PrincipedDruggUt* in thu Vnittd ?ltde? and Btitiik ^merica. W?ro> 1,1870 20, Ci?