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TO THINE OWN SELF BK TRUE, AMD IT MUST FOLLOW AS' THE ri NIGHT THE DAY, VHOU CAN?'T NOT THEN BE FALSE TO ANY MAN BY KEITH, SMITH & CO. WALHALLA, SOUTH CAROLINA, THURSDAY, JANUARY 1, 1880. VOLUME XXXI.-NO. Sale ol' Valuable dannel. STATE SOUTH CAROLINA Ot'OXHH ?J Ol J Ml. IN THE COUUT OP COMMON PLEAS, A. 13. Edmonson, vs. J. J. Craig and John Will bauks. T)Y vlrtao of a Decretal Order, mado in tho .Jj above staled caso, on (lio -day of Ootobcr, 1870, I will noll, by public auction, nt Ibo Court llouso in Walhalla, in tho County and St.ilo aforesaid, on thc FIRST MONDAY in January, 1880, withiu thc legal boura of salo, tho follow ing TRACT OF LAND, to wit: All that Piece, Paroo! or Tract of Land, slttt .atc, lying ami being in Oconeo County und Stato -aforesaid, being that portion of Ibo tract of land granted lo A V Edmonson, tho fat ber of the plaintiff, on tho 1st day of December, 1828, which lies North of tho linc of (ho land claimed by Maj T ll Leo und Went of tho linc of Ibo Bottoms' traot, running N 13, li 25, so that tho lines of the part herein lo bc sold shall bc ns follows, to wit: Beginning on a black oak, thenco N 39, N 22.20 to black onie, thence N 83, E 44.84 to a-, thence South 19 E to tbo in crscotiou of this lino with tho linc of thc David Bottoms' linc, (heneo down said linc until it strikes tho laud claimed by Maj T II Leo, as above lucutioncd, thence along said lino to thc beginning corner, containing-acres, moro or i ess. THUMS OF SALE-Ono-lhird cash, bnlnnco .in two equal annual installments, secured by bond and mortgage, purchaser lo pay extra, for all necessary papers. J. IL llOPINS, Sheriff Ocoucc County. Deo ll,1879 Lit 1)Y vlrluo of tho power and authority confer y red hy Morgan Harbin, In a mortgage exe cuted on ibo 29th day of January, 1877, recorded in Book C, Pages, 234 to 2315, Oconeo County, (ho undersigned will sell ?it Walhalla on Baloduy in JANUARY NEXT, all that TRACT <U>F BJ A ND? CONTAINING 324 ACRES, in Oconeo County, in said Stale, on Ibo Ensi sido of Dig Bcaverdnm Creok, adjoining lands of 0. ll. P. Faul and others. 'UVnus of Salo. One-third cash, remaining (wo thirds on a 'Credit of twelve months with interest from day of salo, secured by a mortgage of Ibo premises. THE STATE SAVINGS AND INSURANCE DANK OF ANDERSON, S. C., Mortgagee. Deo li, 1879 f V .'- ,i...u ASSIGNEE'S SALE. BY virtuo of tho power and authority cor. Corred on ino by n deed of assign mont for tho bondit of his accepting oroilitors, eso-. 'Culed and delivered hy Wesley Pitchford, on thc Gth day of February, A. 1). 1S79, and recorded in ibo Clerk's ?nice, Oconeo County, S. C., Mosno Convey anco, Book "F," pages 343-4, and certilicd ibo loth day of February, 1879, I will sell to tho highest bidder, at public outcry-, bofo.ro the Court House door in Wulhulla, S. V.J., between tho lethal hours of salo, on Monday, tho 5tn day of January, A. D. 18SG, thc following described Heal Estate to wit: All that certain PS ooo, Parcel or Lot of .Land, with ibo building, thereon, situate, lying and hoing in the town of Walhalla, County and State aforesaid, fronting on tho oroes street leading from Main Street to Dr. li. B, Johnson's ronideneo, being on the North ei??e of South Dread street, adjoining landa of Jacob Schroder and Wesley Pitch ford, containing orieihalf aero, more or less. And also two other unimproved lots in the nnid town of Walhalla, adjoining lands of John Kaufmann, J. \V. Keith and David "White, oacll containing one aero, tnoic or less, the samo, to bo sold separately. TEEMS-CASH; purchaser tn pay extra for titles. S. P. DENDY, Assignee December ll 1870 -1-4 BRIQHT, ATTRACTIVE, CHEERFUL."X Mrs. ?Tulla McN'air WrlRht'a Kow 15 o ole. Fall of PRACTICA!? INFORMATION, it, ?"i> young Hotiackcvpcr'a GI'IDK, ' '' < ? a ThoKzpcrli-iiceilIIouicKci-ucr's?'RTR'N'IX ?Tioino-KootilnK, Cookinp, DI-MJ, Accident!, Ridnnt, ChllJroii. Cuiii|iany, Marriage, Itvllgli.u, Moruli, MOHfr, 1-amity Government, nml n multitud., i.f otlior tonic* fully ^?MAWV1 H?W l? MUKO TLL? 1,?MO UiiXVTlfVL "A book of moro prnotlonlut Illly will seldom. If ovor, bo found o H tindo of niapirutiou."- ChritUan Autocall. NPPflPn ,n every elly h. no nw Rich omi Pont ll CCU CU Ol all ronni,,/ h,.?ir> Bl yv,,na iimtOhl. Uno I'npor. ClenrTvpo. lienuUfuJ Mtndlng,8p1?ndid Illui trallona. pearly OOO l'w. Lowprtttl, ?Stilt rapidly, AGENTS WANTEDW??V?^S '.-Additif jr. C Mut i ii i) V * CO., l'liilaili-JplUo, i'm j r>C ?T?RRH V ' i-ni- i ni ?nu -M , ;,- "NA-l li mn, iiml MroiK'lillli, fi .?Ji-ur.-'l ?it v..ur omi In,HM- l.y Vi- fi IJi VOM-'s IXII.VI.KXK, AtiZ rj? i In-.ilini: va|>vr taken illrcot fr-'j -* rj'o thoilisonHO. ,\ ri lliil.lo ??',???ZX rt- ii 11 II i ii tz SatisfacU,,? ,Miar r~initvi'l. Iluini. Tiintiiiint ?i nt un trial, tn Lo reliirni .1 nml immcy refunded If mu Kuti.Hu-, lory. 1-i.r lull Inf..i malton nd iirciH liuMi: M Kim- IN i: co.. iS. W.Cvr.lUlh & Areli, i'lill'ft.riK Deo 4, 1870 '?Ay ???eliBS'B. aHIE next sossion of thin institution will . oommenco THURSDAY. SE IT EM li EL 4th, 1879. It is an ndvantnge to teachers and pupilst( outer tho various olnssoft at that time, for f fow weeks delny render it difficult to ndvanci with class. Board in Col lego and in privnto families, per month, - - $10.0( Juvonilo Department, por month, - .CA Primary Department, por month. - ,8( Acndomic Department, por month, - 1.0( .Collegiate Department, per month, - ;?.0( lil080 pricos ar? exclusivo of )tato appro printions. Music, Wax and Fancy Work extra. For particulars, address, I)BC. .T. I?, ?M13LT5?B0K. July 24, 1879 ^0-ly ASSORTMENT -OF LADIES' CLOAKS AND SLUE VELES,? JA CERTS Just received, which uro hoi Og Bold ut GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. Remember ! Tiint wo also koop tn ?taro a ? SPLENDID LINE of DUESS GOODS of all var?otios, with SILKS and TRIMMINGS to match. A Nobby lino of Fancy (KOCHIS and Motions always on hand, consisting of RI li li ONS, TIES, COL JJ AR S tb CUFFS, HOSIERY, R UCIILVaS, LA DJ KS and GENTS' UNDER VESTS, fcc, ?Oe. IIA TS, CAFS, ROOTS and SHOES .A. IST TD Ready-Made Clothing for the Million ! FAMILY GROCERIES and PLANTA TION SUPPLIES a specialty. Zjiay Tho highest Cash or Barter price paid for Corn and other produce J3S??" Bear in mind that wo havo a largo and well assorted stock of goods on hand and Will not be Undersold. Respectfully, 1?. liicmann <?* 'Soil, November 20, 1879 1 E X T R A -o:o I STILL ANNOUNCE THAT I WILL AL LOW a liberal per cent, on cotton brought me in payment of store accounts, and will take Corn, peas, fodder and other produce at ita full value. I must close up my Ijooks. AU part 100 in debted to mo will lind it to their interest to settle in thc next sixty days. 1 have on hand aud arriving daily, at prices lo defy competition, Hoots and Shoes, Jeans, Cassimoros, Prints, Dross Goods, Shirtings and Bleaohiugs, Woolen Goods, Yaras and Domestics, &c. Fancy Goods, Notions and Trimmings. A complete slock of Slaplo Groceries, Tobacco and Cigars, Hardware, Hagging and Ties, Crockery, And many oilier Illings loo tedious lo mention. I will pay any day thc highest cash price for colton. J. P. MIGELER, Weat Union. Od ober 2:3, 1879 40 JOHN ANSEL, CABINE T M A K E It, TJ O LST Ei Pt ANO HAS for sale and on hand what every one needs sooner or litter: COi'fr'I&'S A ."VI* CASKETS, CJA.StES KN CASKETS, COFFINS With or Without .f* instils. Embalming M?<ltill,<5 lilli ria! <:HS<!S of thc most improved patterns in tho United .Stales. Trices reasonable, according lo tho limes. September ll, 1879 48-1 y MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE HEAL ESTATE 11 pY virluo of (ho power and authority confer i j 1) red by Mrs. Fannie li. Tale, in a mortgage j executed to mo on Ibo Bli day ol' December, I 1878, recorded in Dook D, Pages ?17 and ?118, Oconco County, thc undersigned will sell, at 1 Walhalla Court House on salcday in January ' next, between tho legal hours of ealc, all lhal Valuablo Tract of Laud, Near Sonoca City, CONTAINING 100 ACRES, More or less, bounded by landa of Mi N. Sillon, J. A. Sanders and others. TERMS OL' SALI?, CASH. W. L. HARBIN, Mungagee. Dec ll, 1879 A-lt List of tho Acts and Joint Reso lutions Pa ss od at tho Regular Session and Approvod by tho Governor. Act to arno nd nu oct to pr?vido for tho moro cspoditious payment of tho outstand ing school claims cf Williamsburg, Marl boro', Lexington, Holleton, Beaufort, Fdgo Hold, Spartanburg, Union, Nowberry, Charleston, Goorgctown, Riohlmid nod Aiken Counties. Act to establish mid ohnrtcr Watt's Ferry aoross Saluda Uiver. Joint resolution to liuthori/.o tho Stato Treasurer to reissuo to David ll. Smith, trustee under thc lust will and testament of Mrs. Martha II. Dyott, deconsod, certain certificates of stock in lieu of tho originals, which have been lost or destroyed. Joint resolution instructing tho Comp troller Gcucral to issuo to Diana Henrys warrant for forty-ouo dollars and sixty-live cents, thc same being tho amount duo to Suuiuol McJunkiu, deceased, lalo one of tho penitentiary guard. Act to incorporuto tho Charleston Build ing Loan Association of Charleston. Act to amend an act entitled "An act to incorporate thc town of Ninety-Six." Aot to establish thu Uuig'u Landing Hoad in Orangoburg Couuty ns a publio road. Act to regulato tho recording of deeds and instruments in writing executed with out tho lines of this State. Act to ?mend tm act entitled'"An not to pr?vido for the better organization of thc Fourth Brigade South Carolina Stato Troops." Act to amend nu act to incorporuto tho Spartanburg and Ashcvillo Railroad Com pany. Act to charter tho Spartanburg and Au* gusta Railroad Company. Act to aincud Section 74, titlo 5, diop ter 172, part il of tho General Statutes, re lating to claims and delivery of property. Act lo amend Sections S and 9 of thc act to amend chapter 45, titlo 2, General Statutes, relating to thc repair of highways and bridges, so fur ns it relates to Charles ton County. Act to further nmctid tho criminal law. Act to provide for a new township mid school district in Chester County, mid to authoiizc tho levy mid collection of a special tux therein. Act to amend nu act to pr?vido for thc pnytuco. of tho past indebtedness in thc school districts of Greenville, Georgetown, Beaufort, Richland, Lexington and Char leston Counties. Act in reference to'tho past inotcbtodncei of Sumter County. Joint resolution authorizing thc County Co m tn issie norn of Georgetown to pay thc present indebtedness from funds uow or hand from lb7S. Act to repeal Section 2, rolating to toxi hooks for publio .schools, of Chapter 37 Revised Statutes. Act piovidiug for thc moro officie ti disohargejof thoduticsof tho School Commis sioner of Charleston County. Act to amend an net to reimburse th* County cd" Richland for expenses incurred in thc trial of certain Slate officers. Act to incorporate tito trustees ol' Enorec Dreshy terian Chm ch. Act to amend Section 5 of nn act lo in corporate certain towns and villages mid tt renew and amend their charters. Act to provide for a canal in tho City o Chat lesion. Act to amend nr. act bo. establish unifor mity in tho sessions ol' Circuit Court?, si far as tho ?.une rehiles lo thc Second Cir cuit. Acl lo fix the time for legislativo enact ments to t;.kc effect. Act to prulcet creditors of joint stool companies mid to regulate tho samo; Act to amend an act regarding ccrtnti i legal papers destroyed at Abbeville Cour House hy fire. Joint Resolution authorising thc Govern or to pay certain claims accruing stneo ls November, 1870, from funds now on hand Act to further amend ah act to incorp? ralo thc town of Batcsburg, Act to amend nn act to incorporate th town of Gilbert Hollow. Act to amend an act lo incorp?ralo th Doo Dec Agricultural and Mcchanioa Association. Joint resolution requiring thc Comptrol let' General lo draw his warrant in favor c tho executor of tho Hon. J. S. G. Richard con, deceased, for balance of salary. Joint resolution requiring County Treat urcrs to apply funds on hand for tho pay mont of current expenses. Joint resolution authorizing tho Conir holler General to draw his warrant fe balance of salary due Gen. ll. II. Andador deocased. .foiut resolution authorizing tho Count Treasurer of 1 lorry to pay out ccrtui funds in his hands. Joint resolution to provide for tho pay mont of County Auditors for services rei) doled after thc expiration of their terms. Joint resolution authorizing tho Troast rcr to pay tho cheeks of tho two Houses i lieu of stationery for 1879. Joint resolution authorizing tho Comp trotter General to draw Iiis warrant in favi of Mrs. Isabella Werner for 8500 for tl iron palmetto tree in tho Stato House yan Act to recharter Ibo ferry across Catuwl Ridge, known os Brown's Ferry, and vest ing Ihc same in Win. M. Brown mid Frtu eis W. Curctoti. Act to amend Section 17, chapter 8 title I, pago 2, General Statutes, relativo tho administering and distribution of Into tate ?slales, Joint resolution toaulhorizo tho ptiymc of Josiah Dour, of Georgetown, for ?ulvo: tining forfeited landa iu 1870. Joint resolution to nuthorizo tho oom missioner of Collctou County to lovy an extra tax of ono mill for tho building of certain bridges. Act toorcato a deportment of ogriculturo defining its powers and duties, mid charg ing it with tho inspection of phosphates nod tho regulation mid salo of commercial fer tilizers. Joint resolution authorizing ropaymont to T. L. Weston, cxxTrcosurcr of Chester field County, of cortaiu taxes overpaid by him. v* Joint resolution authorizing tho Treasurer of Beaufort to pay out ccitaiu money now in his hands. Joint resolution authorizing tho County Commissioners of Piokons and Oconoo Cod0^03*tb apply certain back tnxos duo by thc Air Lino Railroad to tho payment of past indebtedness. Act to repeal an not to prohibit tho Balo of spirituous liquors within ono milo of any school houso or church, so far as tho eamo applies to Ccorgctowu or Richland Counties. Act to niuond an not entitled "Aa act to acoolcrato proceedings in actions for the partitiou of real estate," boil'g not No. C36. Act to incorporate tho Merchants' nod Mechanics Building and Loan Association of Charleston. Act to nnthorizo tho formation of an independent battalion of volunteer troops on Janies, Johns, Edisto, Wndmalaw Islands, ?C. Act to incorportc tho Georgetown Tele graph Company of South Carolina. Aotto pr?vido moro expeditiously for tho payment of outstanding past duo school olaims in Ocoueo County. An_ oct to amend an net entitled "An not toTnoorpovato tho town of Morion." An act to amend nu notontiiled "An act to charter the town of Mount Pleasant." Act to amend Section 250, Chapter IV, Titlo 7 of tho Code of Proccdtiro, boin<? Title f>, Chapter CXXIT, of tho Revised Statutes, relative to tho law of attachments. Act to authorize thc levy of n special tax for tho pay incut of tho past indebtedness of Edgofiold County. Act to limit tho plaintif! in an notion for tho recovery of realty to two aotioiiH. Act to ?tnond Part 4, Titlo 1, Chapter CXXIX, Section 9 of tho General Statutes, relating to tho Btcaling of crops from thc field. Act to amend thc charter of tho town of Liberty in Picketts County. Act to authorize and require the Stnto Treasurer to allow and fund interest ou all matured bond and stocks, which under the law arc fundablc in consolidated bonds or ?Wefctj' ' '-- . Ac., to amend an act entitled "An net to incorporate tho towu of Spartunburg." Act to incorporato tho town of Hampton C. ll. io Hampton County. Joint resolution proposing an amendment to tho Constitution of tho Stato of South Carolina relating to tho homestead, and pro viding for tho benefits thereof to bo shared equally by ali classes of citizens. (Act to extend tho provisions of Scotions 24, 86, 87 and ?18 of in act .entitled "An ac Uto autborizo county commissioners to submit to tito qualified electors a proposi tion to establish a fence law anil pr?vido for effectuating tho same," to tho upper porltou ol' thc upper township in Richland County without an election therefor. An oct to further amend tho same act. Act to repeal so much of an oct entitled' "An netto provide for a register of claims .'i.'uinst tho Counties of Sumter aud Marl ns.relates to tho County of Marl boro'. Act to amend an not to repeal an apt entitled "An act to amend an act entitled au act to prevent fishing with nota in tho fresh water streams of thia State ut certain seasons of tho .year, and to extend thc name to tho Counties of Richland, Chester and Clarendon," so far as relates to thc County of Chester. Act to authorize tho County Commis sioners of Kershaw to dispose of Watcrcc Free Bridge, and for other purposes. Act to provide for tho funding of thc bills of thc Bank of tho State in consolida tion bonds or stock. Act to pr?vido for tho investment and usc of tho Agricultural Collego Fund. Act respecting tho modo of funding thc debt of Charleston County and providing fpr tho expenses of tho samo. And to continue in force on act extend ing tho timo for funding thc unqucsliouublc (tiffi! 'ol' tho State Act to amend tiio act coding to tho United States so much land on Sullivan's and Monia Islands ns may bo necessary for tho shoro lines of thc jollies, eco. Act to amend an act, being No. 413, entitled "Au net to regulate tho appoint, mont ?nd" salaries of trial justices and cou stables in tho town of Barnwell. Act to incorporate thc Grccnvillo Mer chants and Colton .Exchange. Aet to incorporate tho Southern Coast and River Navigation Company. Act to amend an net entitled "An not to amend thc charter of thc Chcruw and Ches ter Railroad Company." Act to nuthorir.o thc County Commis sioners of Aileen to levy a special tax, and build a Court House, ?fco. Act to repeal mi act to niter and amend the law relative to elections. Joint resolutions to pr?vido for tho pay ment of tho board of school examiners of Kershaw County for serviocs rei. Vvcd in investigating tho past indebted new >f eaiu county. Act to amend nu not entitled* "An not to protect tho lunda and orops of tho citizens of Abbeville, Union, Nowbcrry and Laurens from trespass by stock," and to extend thc samo to Spartanburg and portions of Oconco County. Act to amend an not entitled "An not to incorporate tho Williamsburg llnilrond Company." Act to amond Part 4, Title J, Chapter OXXVII?, Section 18, of tho Kcvised Stntutos, relating to obstructing railroads. Joint resolution for tho relief of F. li. Dickson, lato treasurer of Clarondon County, and tho surtics upou Iiis official boud. Joint resolution to autliorizo tho county treasurer of Ocouco County to rcimburso Josiah Cox $39 expended by him in num bering school children. Joint resolution allowing tho citi/.ons of Middleton Township, in Sumter County, tho benefits of tho fenco law. Joint resolution for tho relief of J. \V. GUrcnth, as lessco of tho Saluda (Jap Turn pi ko Hoad, in Greenville County. Joiut resolution for tho payment of cer tain claims of J. S. Hrcdcn, of Marlboro' County. Act to fix and determino tho quarantine anchorage and boarding station of Port ltoyal llarbor, and render more efficient tho qunrantiuo service in thc several ports of tho Stato. Act to pr?vido for tho payment of past duo school claims in Barnwell County. Act to amend an act entitled "An aot to repeal Sections 304, 295, 290, 297 and 480 of tho Codo of Procedure in counties herein mentioned/' eo ns to abolish thc oflico of referee, and create that of muster. Act to renew tho Charter of Stony Bluff Ferry. Aot BttUiorietog tho Cornily Commission? ors of Grconvillo to provide for tho pay ment of post indebtedness. [TO IIB CONTI NUKI).] AN old physician, retired from practice, hav ing had placed in his hands by an East India missionary tho formula of a simple vegetable remedy for tho speedy and permanent cure for consumption, bronchitis, catarrh, asthma and all throat and lung affections, also a positivo and radical cure for nervous debility and all nervous complaints, after having tested its wonderful curativo powers in thousands of casey, bau felt it his duty to mako if known to his Bullering fellows. Actuated by this motive and n desire lo relievo human Bullering, 1 will send free cf chargo to all who desire it, thia recipe, in Ocr man^Prcnch or F.nglish, with full directions for preparing and using. tient by mail by address ing with stamp, naming Ibis paper, \V. NV. SllRnAR, l li> Powers' Mock, Rochester, N. Y. Oct 2, 1879 -10 eowl2l Geu. Grant will pass through tho South in a few days on his way to Cuba. Proba bly by tho way of Columbia and Augusta. W fc^sP ? Q*tLI I Da I IN 20OT8. AJNHP_Sr BOTTLE8. Ita properties aro Pomuloont, Nutr?? tivo Balsamic, Soothim* and lioitliiiff. Combining- all those qualities, it ie tho mostdeflective l^NQ MLSAM ever o fifo rod to Biii?oro??*7r o j 11_ p ? 1 monary diaoasoB. DR. J. F. HAYWOOD, of New York, voluntarily InitorscB it. . -READ WHAT HE SAYS ! Dr. TUTT ! Now Yoik. Kopi,, lp, 1877. DoHrSir-Dunne; tilia year 1 vi-ited ii no hundrnrt caaes of lim? il ROMOS. Ililli.) lower wards of tho city lim caMM wero of n rory Mvoro type, lt wns thorn my 1.11 om ion w.m onl'ed toTutt'sl'.xpncto; ant, mut I conloas my aurork'o ut iii wundernd pow. H ?lurhur it practico ol twenty year*, 1 have never nomi n modicum to not ns promptly, mid with such i J 11 > i. v olivets, lt ?ni I intlyMIIHIIIUII til? mest violent (itu ol cnu.;lihiK. nml invarinlily cnro.l tim disenso in n low days. 1 chuc-rfully indorsu it ua tue beat Itu A medicino X over used. J. t'HANOIS HAYWOOD, ?VI, I), ; A NEWSPAPER PU3. WRITES? Ornoo, livening Nous, Animal.i, tia. Dr.TOTTl Dear Sir-My little mm, MUM attacked with piutuuionia last. wini.-r, which lett lt i III with a violent cough, that. Instill till wil hin . iin.mli hinco, for (hu eur? ol' willoh I nm Indebted loyour valuable Expectorant. 1 hud I ri titi moat livery Hiing rconm. inunded, but none dui miy unod unlit I used your Kx puetornnt, mm bullio nf which romoved tho couuh entirely. With incuy thanks, I nm yours truly, JOHN M, W?raus, Had terrlbkTT??Qrrr SWEATS. Memphis, IVb.. ll, 1871. Pr. TUTT: fiir-I hnvo been KillTcring fornoarly two yaara willi a. aovoro eouuh. When I uoinmeiicod in. king yetti lixpeotoriint 1 wasroiluceil toonehumlred ami uixtccu pounds in weiitht. I bud tried ?lin.-al ovorylhing; naU lorrlbln night ?weals. I have taken hnlf dozen bottles. Tho night MVOala hltvo l.*ft ms, tho cou^h t.ns disappeared, nml I li ivognlnod llftooii pounds III ileili. I U'coiniui'iiil il lo all my molida. Willi groat roapoot, oi.lVl.u ltKJK. i M PORT??T'QU???IONS. Hender, linvnyoit ciiiiglil n cold ? Aj-o you iin ?blo to ralSO tho phlegm ? 11 ft vu yon ?in Irrltil jjcliTTiTf 1 tot liront? A pens? ul oppression nil tho ?j?ff?j willi OjVOrt brenth? D.> .you liavo ti flt ot coughing oiiTyliiK down v A HIHUJI pain ?o\Y nml then In Ibu runion of ibu lum rt, BllOlll ?ora mid back? li' HO, one Ail vie n I? luke ul once ft dose ofT'iitt'ri Hxportor.'int; you will POOH bonillo io raino Ibu phlegm, lunn lumr repent tho Kxpcctor.int, piuco nhol Iron lo tho fi-i i.luUo two ofT?'tt'a i'ilia. Yo? will woini full ii??o~i? plcaHunt sleep nml wake up in tho morning, COMgh HOMO, lunga working lively ; easy bivulh lug, nilli the bowela moving in ti natural mininer To prevent nictnrn of Hiern; nyiupionia uso Hld ?xpccloi'.mt BOVOrftl tlnys. _' OffiooV 35 M ur ray~S t7o7t7?T~Y*. '9 Gt i: II It J: TOHI'IID I.IVI.II.. Illili IO lll .M'i;i>MI u TUTTIS PILLS (ililli; COSXIVEN?iSSi : TUTT'S PILLS vant: FKVI?H AND A??CK. { TUTTIS PILLS } CHICK KICK. ???:A DA vita. TUTT'S PBLLS cuni: IIIII.I on IN COLIC. TUTT'S PBLLS m vi; Ai'i'jc a'i i i:. TUTT'S PILLS i'i;iit?s v '?'mij; IILOOIH. TUTT'S PILLS O Cf WM I>IM:S. TOTFS HAIR Wi ()UAY li un Ole WltlBKKUS chanced lu a OI.08SV 111.AUK hy a Sllixlo application of tills I)VK. lt ?111. partsa Natural Dolor, nets Iu?tnntaucou?ly, nml ls as Harmless as ?pi im: water. Hold by DrUgguta,or sent by oxpraag tm receipt of Al. Offlco, 35 Murray St., Now York. TH li MOST GOODS -FOU TIIH I.s (heCl*y Ol' fiVKKVUODY. Hundreds havo realized that Pi rv o n, ix?? E N D it i x ? Ts thc placo lo buy goods O??HAP FOR CASH. Arriving for thc Holidays Dry Goods, Notions, Hals, And utmost anything needed for Xmas and tho Holidays. Ask thc crowds of Customers from Wal halla for tho best goods nt lowest prices, and they will exclaim, -FOR ^SII'IAB" ANS? 4?001> <>UM>DS December 18, 1871) 6 'pilC undersigned lina received thc largest 1 stock of Cooking aiad QScaiitas' Stoves I li at has ever been brought to this market. Having purchased them before] thc advance in Iron, wc aro able to seil thom ai the "lowest figures. Our Stoves aro Economy in 1 'rice, Superior in Construction, Quick and Uniform in flaking, Durable with Handsome Design, Warranted lo givo perfect satisfaction. Wo keep everything in the Tin-ware line. Hoofing and Guttering made a specially. Wo are prepared to do all kinds of work in tho Tin and Stovo line. All work on ware warranted. An examina tion of stock amt orders solicited. Thankful for past favors, wo are respectfully. csu KN s & 'MU A Ys. Oct no. i8?i> rio iS'S WE TA KM PLKASURti IX ANNOUNCING 10 our customers and friends that our LAUGE SELECTED STOCK or FALL AND WINTER GOODS, Willoh has been bought by our Mn. O. L. 11 KID,'who has just returned from Now Vork, is daily arriving and will be completo in a few days. In oonscipionoo of having paid cash for nearly our entire .stock, we will be enabled lo sell at price.-; that will defy competition, As WO make n specially of DRY GOODS, DRESS GOODS. WHITE GOODS AND FLANNELS, lt is usolcs? lp enum?ralo tho many new and beautiful designs in the above goods, ns wo fool sure that we have undoubtedly thc best ns?ort~. lUOUt we have ever carried. LAWES' CLOAKS. A very line linc of Ladies' Cloaks, of tho latest style, trimmed in silk and velvet. NOTIONS AND HOSIERY. In these departments wo havo such a varied assortment ol' the latest novelties, too numerous! lo mention, that can only bo appreciated hy ox-? muming thou. HATS. A well selected slock of Hats for Ladies, demienten and Children, Newest Styles, Low est Trices. GENTS' CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS. Tho largest and most c?mplele varicly of Ibo above goody that wc have ever handled. A lull assortment of-> Orooerh'H, ('rookery and Glassware, Hardware, Wooden and Willowwaio, Hoots, Shoos and Chillers, Over Shoes. Trunks, Traveling Satchels, Clocks, Wall Paper, Window Shades, &0< An examination ol' (lie above goods is nil wo. ask, as we feel confident thal wo cnn plen.se all and wc will Bpnro no pains to do so. When you enter our ntoro please bear in mind that it is no trouble to .show Hoods. C. L. ItEI'D&aO, oct 2, 187? VJ-ly