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TBE GB A VE tn TUB WOODS. Slay thy steps awhile oh stranger ! Tread not on that earthly mound, TrSe there's naught to fear of danger, But trample sot on hallowed ground. Stay thy steps awhile and ponder, Flee thy fear* there's naught to dread, Only ia that green grave yonder. Sleeps a poor Confederate dead. Do ye ask why be was buried, So far away from friends and borne t And why he WRS not kept and carried To some less secluded tomb? End it is to breathe the story, And sadder yet his words to tel!, For ir the battle strife of glory. With bis face to'ard tho foe he fell* Onwanl, forwsrd. raising loudly, The hoarse huzza-tb? battle cry, He sank to earth but whispered proudly. "Bury me boy s just where I lie." "You'll bury me boys tor I am dying, Dury me deep beuealh the sod, Bury me here where I am lying, Then leave me in the care of God." "Tell those whom I loved and cherished. Tell them bow I fought and fell; Praise thc cause for which I perirhed, Bid to them my last farcw ll." TtVoiatas. TH -: PESHTEGO HOBBOB. A Thrilling Letter from a CIT?IJ En?4? ncer who Escaped ev Ith his Life. [From the Boston Daily Advertiser.] "People began coming into the village toward night, driven out of the woods bj the fire; but these in town' took no alarm, as the woods bad been on fire since the 20d of last July. I went to bed about nine o'clock, bat did not go to sleep, as there was considerable noise in the hou-e, (the Peshtcgo Hotel.) Before long the bells rang, and the mill whistles blew for fire, but thia had hap? pened almost every night for a foroight. J looked out of my window,, but as the sky was black went back to bed again. Before lon jr I looked out again, and the sky was red. I then threw open the wiudow, and the loud roar which I heard warned nie of approaching danger." The writer dressed and looked out iuto the street, sud though ho saw no flumes then, he bad only time to assist two friends to carry out their trunks before tire sparks flew in clouds and the smoke became suffocating, He ininic* dlately started for the bridge, and when ho reached it thc fire had not extended to the river. Before he could cross, a mill at the further end was in flames, presen ting's fiery blockade. "I turned back," he says, "and for the first time the horror of thc situation burst upon mc "Fire on all sides; the bridge I stood on on fire; the air hot and full of flame ; crowds ol' people screeching, cattle bellowing, horses dashing through the crowds, and the wind blowing a hurri cane. A wooden-warc factory blew in before the fire touched it." l\e strug? gled hack to the other cod of thc bridge, though knacked down once by cattle, threw himself into thc water, and made thc best of his way up stream, sometimes swimming and then wading, as thc dep'h allowed, to get as far from the burning building as possible. "The heat increased so rapidly," he continues, "JS things got well afire, that when about four hundred feet from the bridge and the nearest build? ing I was obliged to lie down behind a log tl at was aground iu about two feet of water, and by going under water now and then, and holding my head close to thc water behind the log, I manged to breathe. There were a dozen others behind the same log. If I had succeeded in crossing the river and had gone among the buildings on the other side, probably I should have been lost, as many were "It was thought at first that the fire would not cross the river, as it is here four or five hundred feet wide; but it proved to Be no obstacle at all, and those who crossed were glad enough to get back into the water. For about an hour I lay and gasped for breath, but after that the worst was over, and I crawled upon the log to get out of the water, for it was very cold and I was chilled through. ? lay there an hour and a half, and then was able to go ashore. It was so smoky we could not go near thc burning ruins, so we built a rousing fire on the shore, and tried to get dry and keep warm till morning - Jly ratch ran through it all, aud there fore I know the length of time I was in thc water. Had it not been for the watch I should have thought 1 was there four hours at least." He confirms the report of the terri? ble des'rnction of life and property. He says there is a farming district back of the town, known as the ">"ugar Bush," where thc luss of life was greatest in proportion, as there was no escape for those whe failed to enter thc town during thc day. He speaks also of the great difficulty of removing from thc place, al! carriages and rolling stock beiij? burned. A DUELLING INCIDENT. An indiscreet gentleman, who had giv< n offense to a young lady in Louis? ville, Kentucky, a few days since, was challenged by thc that-is to be husband of the insulted. While the challenged party was rc-tding the invitation to go out and be shot, his little daughter came up aud said, "Papa, mather wants you " The father thou turned to the challenge bearer and said, "This is my little girl, whose happiness and educa? tion and living would be taken from her were I to he killed. I have also a wife and a biby whose welfare I must look to. This i.eetiue, if fatal to me, would deprive thc:a of their only sup. y?r:. Mystotout-ne a young usan, wit!, ,ar iv'rrlfcrehiWrr-r?, or family. Ht? has very mi.!* tu lose." The chal? lenge bearer was almost melted io tears. The picture j?t.?r druin waa true to life, ' ^A?M99^^?1 li> ' " ' A* 10 r0tUrn t0 tr' 'P*t!ft$J?s?i ask for a compromise. The laifcr.w'Yji. high toned, chivalrous Kentucky gentleman, wiese heart at once responded to the appeal for mercy A C"mpromise was eftjctod. It was agreed that (he duel should be postponed tili t?i? first party got sr?arriod and be? cause the luther of children. Then they will hoch be on au equal footing and can teat each other's courage. Two countrymen gaping around a Saratoga hotel, th? other d-jj, were *ip pr sobed by a lady wearing a fashion .abla^frbil Oje of tho party dndge-d it, ^fcut-the other walked'straight across if. ^jtd on finding our bjs error apologized w-ml "I beg your pardon, madam; I thought ?you hud passed sone time ago." EL VISO CATALINA? The BJ?Boansement that has tees so generally heralded throughout the coon try thai-en AmerUsj otto company bas again comme need importing this celebrated Wine Tonic ii a matter of so-f small imp?rtanos, and trill be hailed with joy by all those seeking a pare ead iniigorst?ng -tonic ; also, those who need apare, pleasaot and re? freshing stimulant ?ill Sad in thfr?? Tito Cat* adina, or Brown's 'Catalina; Winar;ToOiO, what they weat. Itwifl be remembered that impor? tations were made ia 1856 of th ii noted brand, bat in consequence of the high duty then de? manded by this government, the enterprise ?eas? ed, to the regret of thousands who had learned its value. It is the oldest tonic in the World, and doubtless the most invigorating, the purest and best, and if importation continues adh?r?tes now started, it will uVe)t?:plecj.\n av^fimi-" ly in this as well as io the 6ld ctrun tries. lu merits will make it a household article, and we hope that every one who has ever osad any Bit? ters or common patent tonic, will at least try one bottle of the Cateli?*., and then decide for them? selves whether the/ will use this tonie, prepared from the pure juice of the Catalina grape, with Calisaya and the spices of Ceylon, or a bitters made of common whiskey and bitter field herbs. This is an invaluable preparation for weakness and debility ; it relieves morning langoor and gives freshness and appetite, not followed by sa unpleasant reaction. It cores Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Costiveness, Bilious Derangements, Cramp Colic, Flatulence, Diarrhoea, Dysentery Nausea, Vomiting, Morn? ing Sickness, Chills and Fevers, Headache, Ner? vous Irritability, Anaemia, Heart Disease, Di? seases of the Kidneys and Bladder, Diseases of the Skin, and aU Emptions, either eatfsed b y other diseases or impurity of the Blood. As a Tonic in Consumption, it h 13 no superior of which thousands believe themselves to have been cured by its use. We do not ci: isa that it will cure Consumption, but we are sure that it will prevent it if taken in timo. * For sale by I. A. McKaoKf, Dnroggist, Sum ter S. C., J, M. M. Cosr AD ? Co., 19 Light street, Baltimore, Md, G inoral Agents for the U. S. Office of the Company, 43 S. Howard street, Baltimore, Md. Sept 6-ly MOTHERS! 3J OTHERS! MOTHERS!!! DONT FAIL TO PROCURE MRS. WINS? LOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP FOR CHIL? DREN TEETHING. This valuable preparation bas been used with NEVER FAILING SUCCESS IN THOU? SANDS OF CASES. It not or.ly relieves the child from pain, but J invigorates tho stomach ard bowels, corrects acidity, and gives tone and energy to the whole system. It will also instantly relieve Griping iu the bowels 2nd H ind Colic Wc believe it the BEST and SUREST REM? EDY IN TUE WORLD, in all cases of Dyion tery and Diarrhcea in Chil Iren, whether arising from teething or any other ciuse. Full directions for using will accompany each bottle. None genuine unless the fac-simile of { CURTIS ? PERKINS, New York, is on tbfe outside wrapper. Sold by all Medicine Dealers. omcrs : 215 FULTON STREET. NEW YORK. 4030 HARD ST. LONDON. ENGLAND, 441 St. PAUL ST. MON TREAL, CANADA. Sept 20 ly The only reliable Gift Distribution ia the country ! #60-000 00 IN TAMABLE GIFTS TO RE DISTRUSTED ia Xi. D. S X N XS ' ? 152?d REGULAR HOS Til LY Gift Enterprise To be drawn Monday, Nov. 27th, 1871. TWO GRAND CAPITALS OF $5,000 each in Greenbacks' WHOLE NCMBEB OF CASH GIFTS, 1,000! 1 Horse ? Buggy^ with Silver-mounted Harness worth $600 One Fine-toned R' scwood Piano, worth $500 Ten Family Sewing Machines, ? - worth $100 each.' Five Heavy Cased Gold Hunting Watches and lieu v Qo!d Chains, worth (300 each ! Five Gol?! American Hunting Watches, worth $125 each. Ten Ladies' G ? M Hooting Watches, worth $100 each : 800 Gold and Silver Lever Hunting Watches (ia all) worth from $.'20 to $300 tesch. Ladies' Go. J Leontine Chains, Gent's Gold Vest Chains, Silver plated Castors, Solid Silver ? Double-Plated Table and Teaspoons, Ivory Handled Dinner Knives, Silver-plated Dinner Forks, Silver Vest Chains.. Photograph Albums, Ladies' Gold Breastpins and Bar-rings, Genta' Gold Breastpins, Shirt Studs ? Sleeve Buttons, Finger ring*, Gold Peus, (silver extension,) etc. Whola number Gifts, 0,000. Tickets limited to GC.oon. AGENTS WANTED TO SELL TICKETS, to whom Liberal Premium* will bc paid. Single Tickets $1: Six Tickets $5; Twelre Tickets $10 : Twenty-five Tickets $20. Circular; containing a full Hst of prizes, a de scription of the manner of drawing, and other information in reference to tho Distribution, will be sent to any one ordoring them* All letter* must be addressed to OFFICE, L. D. SINE, Box 86, 101 W. 5tb St. Cincinnati, O. October 4 t 20 n. Preserve Your Sight ! TOE CELEBRATED 'Schaafhausen Spectacles, ana/act tired ot SetitJP?autea, Sviturland. The superiority of these Great Eye Preservers consi."ts in the can ful Mathematical Accuracy in the construction of the Lenses, being mean factored of the Best WLito Flint Glasa. the exact Shape of the Eye, thus obviating ell Glimmering it?J ?V^v^rin? of tho Sight, Dizziutf*. and all the other Tmio of Evita produocU by tho oj* vf iofurior spectacles. Every one whose sight it failing understands it? value. By huyit imperfect spectacles you help to destroy :t, BUY TUE BE S 7 ! Bui/ the &-h?jpiau?en spectacle* and preset cr the Eyes-vihieh^e meebun FOR SALE BY '^S&C G? T. MASON, June 28 W?i*buek3*j| Jeweler. New Store?Jiw.Oooda?. NEWPRICESl R. H. Grant & R. E Cowan,-J*. DEALERS ts Furniture and Bouse. Famishing Goods, Front, between Prince? ?ad Harket Streets. Wilralngt?n, X C. Oct 4-6m Adve?lLs??aentSa - ' TUE WONDERFULBRMEDY POS CANCER, SYililLIS, SCROFULA, TJ1> CEKS, S ALI ?HE Dttn nd ALL OTE" ER ?HR?NHC BLOOD DISEASES. ' Dr. P.:t. KSElffB faaMrts>jtt?fr reined from Ecuador and bro * with a un aqsaatiiy of lb*, genuino CCITDBE.?-WO Bras:, saeured through the official moon oicnd?tib? and assistance of His Excellency thc! President of Ecuador, ?ad the Qoremo:rai of that Republic, we are pre? pared to fill ord? a for it to a limited extent, and ai* price about >ce-guarder of that which the ! cost of the "first ? ir; Imap supply compelled as to charge. ...vt 'I. . .> A SPURIOUS article is now advertised and ?old as Cundurax go. We hare, at a considerable expense, ao<J witnb* "co-operation of the au thorsties^o/ Loja, toe proTbsee where the . plant grows, so directe I the chsnnel of ocr sappi; as to ensure that nene bat the GENUINE ARTI CIrE shall be sol i bj us; and we particularly call the attention of the public, for their protec? tion, to .this fae?. \ BLISS, KEEN S * CO., 60 CKSAB ST., New YORK. r>. W. Buss,. BC. D., Washington, D, C., Z- E. Buss, M. D./Ncw York ; P.. X. XEKSE: M- D.: New York. - " Try Samples of our great 8-page, $1'.C? illmttrated weekly-30' years established. Fine steel engravings free to subscribe;*. Agents make $5 a day. Send for Saturday Gazette, Hallowell, Me. Solicited by MUNN A CO., publishers Scientific ? meri can, 37 PARK BOW, N. Y. Tweoiy-tive years' experience. Pamphlets containing Patent Laws, with foll directions how ta obtain Patents free. 'A hound vole ne of 118 pagos, containing :be New Census by counties nnd all large cities, 140 Engravings of ^Mechanical Morements, Patent Laws and rules for obtaining Patents, matted on receipt of 25 cents. E~AKTI1 CLOSETS.-Get tho best. Earth Closet Co., 215 State St., Dartford, Ct.. Side ii. S. Proprietors of ft ole's, Moule A Girdle? stone, Lu tholes, Waring's, Newton's and Doolittle's Patents. Thc only Closets thnt have proved effective. The Earth Closet, by its disin? fection of fnecen, is the most valuablo means of preventing spread ol cholera and other contagious diseases. Senc. for circulars. Agents ?vanted everywhere. StJesrooms: IV Doane St., Boston ; 696 Broadway, N. Y.; 1221 Market Street, Philadelphia. ~\ KEW ERA IX WASHING. LABOR., T3.TIE, CLOTHES and FUEL .SITED Br THE rsa or 1FA?I< IELD's -COLD WATER ELF-WASIP.N'G SOAP SEND for t UM LAR and PRUE LIST AGENTS WANTED. Wilson., Lockwood, Everett & Co., 51 1TI l RR A T ST., New York. Sole Agent* for thc Slates of Virginia, North and Scotti C iroiina. Gc rsi? .md Florida. . A compon ad of Cocoa-nut (Ht, ef-c Aclcnowl eclged the ba* promoter of ike orotcth and beauty oj the hair. Jos. BffSHTZ?T s CO., Boston. Mass. Sold by all druggists. Beaart of imitation?. $30. We will Pay S30. Agent.? $30 pi.T wool; to sell our -iva; and ??nu? able discovcr.es. If you want permanent, honor? able and pica ?ant work, apply lor particulars. Address MLR A f G.. Jackson. Michigan $/JOK A MCNTII ! HTSO furnished. Lx peases paid. H. ii. SH * Alfred, Me. AVOID QUACKS.-A victim of early indis- ( cretion, causing nervous debility, prema? ture decay, etc., having tried in vain every ad? vertised reniidy, bas discovered u simple means Of self-cure, which he will stud to his fcflow sufferers. Address J. H. REEVES, TS Nassau St., N. Y._. j WW mw EXPERiBCB IB THE TREATMENT Of Chronic and Sexual Diseases. A PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF MARRIAGE. The cheapest book ever published-containing nearly tbre<< hundred pages, and oue hundred and thirty One plates and engravings of the anatomy ol the human organs iu a state of health and disease, with a treatise oa early errors, its. deplorable consequence* upon the mind and body, with tho author's plan of treat ment-the only rational and successful mode of cure, as shown by a report of cases treated. A truthful ai riser to the married and those con? templating marriage, wbo entertain doubt? of their physi:ai condition. Sent Irs? cf postage to j any address, on receipt of twenty'five cents in ; stamps or postal currency, by addressing Pa. t LA CROIX. No. 31 Maiden Lane, Albany. N. ' Y. The author may be.eonrtilted Uj-on any of th?! diseases upon which bis boole treats, either personally or my mail, and medicine sect to ans? part of tb? world._ The State of South Carolina COUNTY OF SL'MTKIt. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Jamel; B. Branson, Plaintiff, Ti. Dudley E. Hodge, Richard Davis und Angelina, his Wife, Arthur Karvin, } Copy Sommons. Evans Hodge and Mar? tha, his wjfp, Robert Fort, Elias F rt, Jo lson Gwynn, and Hartwell Gwynn Defendants. TO THE DEFENDANTS, Dudley E.Hodge, Richard Da vis,and Angelina his wife, Arthur darrin, Evan? Hodge and Martini bis wife. Robert Fort, Eiias Fort, Judson (?wjnn and Hartwell Gwynn. YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED and re? quired to answer thc eon-.pl.tiut in this action, which is f .ltd in the office of the clerk of Commua Pleas, for thu sai l County, and to serra a c?py <>f your answer io the said complaint <>n the Subscriber! at their office, in.rear ?.f C"urt Uouso in the Tcwn of Sumter, within twenty days otter the servico hereof, excludive of the day of KUCII "'?vice; ?md if you Tail to an?^v' tba complaint j within Ibo time aforesaid, tl.c pl iintiff in this ! aetion will apply ?* the Court for the relief de? manded in the complaint. BLAND?S" U A RICHARDSON, Plaintiff's Attorneys. Dated September 29, 1871. The cemplaint in th;*ablion wa* lu'y filed in tue office-of thu Clerk of the, C??j t - f dutson j Pleas fo" the Cocui/ of Sumter, iajthu ."tale aforesaid,oft- tho 29th day of Sf'/enjWr. A. D. ? 1871.;.BLANDIN?? RI'Jll AltDSyN. Ptaintiii's Attorneys. Pet 4 . ^ _ tl. Corni of Common Pleas. COIOTY 0PS?MTKR. Eiizab'.ih X. BrytTl?y, Itvtiutifft Offahtft John toeLwd Bradl,?f, (Jordon Brad~ ley, Aiary Murray Brtuf!ry} Samuel BraiUcy, Henry Iliojlut Bradley Joh* N. Frifrnon und Ed card E. Evan?, Dcfritdantt. Put-scant to au Order of thc Court in tbi?cnse, au.de ai. May Term, 1871, the Civil; ?a of Samuel J. Bradley, deceased, thofe?ti:. r ia the cawse, are he-eby notified \o come io before me and prove their debts, on ot before tb? Isl oaf of December nert, Bi.d ?Lat in default c! il-.' ir coming ip_to earp ve t'ieir debts by. that mnsj they * will be ex fsUsd the benefit of the decree uade it the care. ~? OE0-W- 'HAEDON,* - ? *r*~*-f r CleA of tba Court ?a J Rof^j, . - h : X?ffie6,^Bmt?r, May 3ist; ISTlv ' V J???fti. . ' ?.?^??rty OiaT?rg?ieia Welcome AWAIT* yon 'AT ? ; A?G?STA, ??. IF! V.f'?feW?Tf? Pr?pr'ietor. Ja? t --,'?a.r- .fi.XlZ**;'-'. ".-/.ff^iaanffia . M?ra> ?i. a .-.-..?v. ?t? X* s ag*. WEARE AOBJSI&.FO?_THEJblA?OT?p ! ., j TCRERS FQR~ ?' ! SvxityArrvtcr?t?oT, atpd-Bxt?eir Ties, ^OOF TBB PATENT XO CK. $I?? Jost landing 4,009 Bdlei of Ihn "EUR?KA;*? ?od LOCK TIBS. . ' | ' Wo Tie;cnn surpass the- "EUREKA'* for simp'icity and durability, abd ire offer U a? a Tie that is unexcelled. Tba ARROW ie&leo well known. Wo uk your orders, guarantoeing as low prices os tbeyuaa be purchased nt in any Southern. port '?. -.,.,..,.>,. We s?mil be'pleased to handle consignment; of y oar cotton, and will giro all shipmen ts- oar closest attention. - ?EO.W. WILLIAMS, & CO., :. Cotton-Factors, Church Street, Charleston, S. C. Sept 27-2m: WM. G. W11ILDEN, Ag'fc DEALER II Walcfccs, Jewelry, Silver and Plated Ware, Clocks, FIX? CUT AND EN?RAYED GLASS, TABLE CUTLERY. CHINA AND WHITE GRANITE GOODS, VASBS, TOILET PETS, FANCY ARTICLES, Orders from the Country carefully filled and satisfaction guaranteed. 2?5 KING STREET, CORNER BBAUFAIN, Key Box 521, CBABLXSTOS, S. C. Aug 16_3m . SEEDER & DAVIS. COTTON FACTORS, AND General Commissioij Merchants, Adger's North Wharf. CHARLESTON, S C. Consignments Respectfully Solicited. OSWELL REEDER. ZL??MERKAS DAVIS. Oct ll-_6m_ DOORS, SASHES, BLINDS, &C. o a ? e , Manufacturer and Dealer. No. 20 Hayne Street cud Horlbeck'a Wharf, CHARLESTON. S. C. ^rSy-This ii the tartest and most complete Factory pf the kind rn thc S'>u'hern State;, and all articles in his line can be furnished by Slr. P. P. T?AI.E at prices that defy competition. jjSr* A pamphlet, with full und detit?lcd list of all size* of Do'.ri', Fn.-hc? and Illing, ard the prices nf each, will bc sent free an 1 post paid, on application to . P. P. TOALE, CHARLESTON, S. C. July 12- ly Established 1848. To the FARMERS ?n i PLANTERS of Mary land and the Sooth Generally. HORNER'S . Maryland Super-Phosphate. (We coort the Chemist's inquiry.) After 23 years experience io the Fertilizing j buMuc?s, and after establishing a wide reputation j for thc purity and excellence of his Boue Dost, the subscriber has Leen induced to prepare a Pbo?f/.iate suitable tv-the requirements and every way worthy tho attention of tho Southern Funner. Tho "MARYLAND" is a rejuvenotor and permanent improver of the soil. It stimulates equal to Peruvian Guano, and sustains equal to I Bone, being composed almost entirely ol those : ingredient^, with a very liberal percentage of ! Potiisb in int residuum. There is no adult?rate." I nor inferior artie!? used-every particle of the ! Phosphate being of esrCniiel benefit to the land, j Neither porns ?or expence have been sl ured io j Its preparation, and we claim for it the greatest j benefit ie the*funder from the smallest otlay. i ForCutton. Wheat and Corni-and as r. general ! stimulant and aliment f?r worn end impc veriohed i land there can de nothingjuperjoy.; Ii ia war. I isnfcd to run a.? high in Ammonia and higher in I Rone Pooi'thato than any'other fertilizer in the market. Fries $50 per toe, in new Logs. No charge f..r delivery, JOSHUA Jiu RN KR, JR. Manufacturer and Oonreal Commission Mer? chant. Office and Warehouse, 54 S. Gay St. General Warehouse, Cor. Chew and StirlingSis., Baltimore, Md. Bone Dust$45, SS; $47, oar own manufacture, io new bag- ;J?a*tern and Western li?ne Dust $35. Peruvlno Guano j delivered from Peruvian Government Warehouse at loweri rates. Ho charge for delivery. JOSHUA HORNER, J? >g*r' ?_ly mm April 5 Kinsman <Sf Howell, Factors and Commission Merchants. hiheralAdvances mack on Cotton and Naval Stores. Charleston, S. C. Sept 8 _- . 4m PA VIL IO? HOTEL, Cl?rVKLESTOy, S. C. BQARp. JPXlT D?Yc f S?flCb w ROBT. HAMILTON, UBS. H. L. SHITttWIELD, Saperia tendent. Proprietress Oct.*. Julius cJ^FIemUig. m TT?ICXEY AT L?W. i ***. '." 'V Atica on, TSata Street, nert to" tho Sn m ter Book ?Tore. . .x . r/vr> ffi 'c. Oct? THE ABOVE PJ?ESS IS SO COHSTB?CTED, AND CF SUCH I&LXEKSE POWER, THAT WIT Hf A S?NGLE LEVER ONE MAN CAN press a bale of Cotton weighing 600 lbs., ora horra cao be hitched ta the opposite .?ide ead preta a bale of the same ?ixe - IN'ONB MINUTE'S TIME The Pren was exhibited at the Palra throughout the South Lut Pail, arid took the Premium every where. At Aogasfe, Gn., a Silrcr Pitcher worth$50 was awarded thia Press. At the Pair held at Charleston, last November, we took the Premium and sold the Press oe the spot to the Presideat of the Association for the fall price. $185. We Guarantee this THE BEST PRESS IN EXISTENCE at the PRESENT TIME, and will TAKE BACK ANY PRESS nut as represented, sod BEFUND TUE 5) ON EY. Price $183. Agents Wanted for every County in the State. W. P. RUSSEL & CO., P. 0. Box 457, Charleston, S. C. Ansmat 2 RICHARD CROMWELL, Implement. Seed and Nursey Establishment, 51 LIGHT ST., BALTIMORB, MD. Manufacturer of and Dealer ia Agricultural Implements, of all the latest im? proved patterns, Tit : Plows, Harrows. Cultivators, Reapers, and Mow? ers, Horse Powers, Th ruben, with a g?n?r? erai Assortment of Field and Garden Tools. Grower and Importer of Fie'd and Garden Seeds. Sole Agent far the sale of the Celebrated. Extra Early Dexter Seed Pea. Parties interested in the growing of Peas for market, should order early so as to not oe disappointed in getting tho Earliest and most Prolific Pea koowa, pronounced so by hundred*uf track? ers who have planted them. RICHARD CROM EUELL. Sept 6 Proprietor of the PATAP8C0 NUP.SURIES. [ Grower of Frait, and Ornamental Trees, Sarah? bery, Vines, ic.. Offers for salo for the Pall of 1871, 20,000 Apples Trees, 50,000 Peach Trees, 20,000 Sta? dard Pear Trees, 25,000 Dwarf Pear Trees, 10,000 Cherry Trees, 50,000 Grape Vines, assorted, Together with a general assortment of ell the leading varieties of Small Fruits, j Also a large and well selected stock of Ever? greens suitable for Ornamenting and Beautifying Yards and Cemeteries. Asparagus Roots, Roses, Ac. Price Lists mailed on application. RICHARD CUOMERELL. 3m POUTZ'8 CELEBRATED Horse anil Cal Pot flers. This preparation, long and taTOrably (known, will thoroughly re-Invigorate broken dows and low-spirited horses, by strengthening and cleansing tho stomach and Intestines. It ls a sore preventive of all diseases Incident to tats animal, such as LUX G TEV KB. GLANDERS, YELLOW WATER, HEAVES. COUGHS, DIS? TEMPER, FEVERS, FOUNDER. LOSS OT APPETITE AND VITAL ENERGY, tc Its ase improves the wind, Increases the appetite elves a smooth and glosa y skin-and transforms the miserable skeleton , into a fine-looking and spirited horse, i To keepers of Cows this prepara? tion is invaluable. It ls a Sore pro* i ven?ve against Rinderpest, Hollow Hom,etc. It has-been proven try lacteal experiment to increase the ? quantity of milk and cream twenty 'per cent, and make the butter firm and sweet. In fattening cattle, it gives them an appetite, loosens thxir hide, and makes them thrive moca faster. _ 1 In an diseases of Swine, snob as Coughs, Ulcers fat th? Langi, Liver, kc, this article acts as a specific By patting from one half a paper tn a paper tn a barrel of I swill the aboTe distases will be eradi? cated or entirely prevented. If giren in time, a certain preventive and cue for the Hog Cholera. M71D Et FOUTZ, Proprietor, BALTIMORE, Md^ Tor sals by Druggists and Storekeepers throughout the United ?ta?es, Canadas and South America. ~~ Dr* A J. China, Agent, SUMTER, 8. C. Sept 13_ly A SURE CURE FOR CHILLS ADD FEVER. Dealer's Forer and Ague Pills. AN INFALLIBLE CURE! Tee above is DO new Ressedv, bat one that bas stood the test of TWENTY YEARS' USE, and is S "houKohold word io probably more families ia those sections of the country where Chills and Fever are most prevalent, than an, other medi? cine uf its class. POR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS, And by the Proprietors, FRASEE & LEE, Successors to BARRAL, RISLEY & KITCHEN, WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, No. 20 Beckman Street, New York _Sept20_ fm DARBY'S PROPemcTie :F?ruJL<a.. THIS invafaibls Family Medislee, for porify fag. cleansing, removing bad odors ia all kinds of sickness; for horns, sores, woeads, stings; for Erysipelas,rheumatism,and all|skin diseases, for catarrh, ?ore ^Km0i^9t%^e??^^^t?r*T?; for eolio, diarrhoea, ct orcra ; as a wash to soften and beautify the skin; to ren.ovc ink spots, mildew, fmit stain*; taken internal!) atwell ac . ?gpl^ed^xternj?^^ aHjriicJhjajrcjH^dJit^ and Country Merchants, end may bcosJcrcd' directly of the sBasBSBaasaBusMssHHSSBaaaBasawHssBaaaHSBasaBasBSBe DAXBY PROPHYLACTIC CO., ? 161 William Street, N. Y. Fehl ly M A Bf HOOD? BOW L03T, BOW* KKSTOREI) J??t pub' isbo-i, s new edition of Dr. CULVEK, WELL'S CELEBRAT ED ESSAY on the rmiisat curt (a U?fljrt tnrdietae) et SpexaafuaRadtA or seminal Weal ncr?. Involuntary Seminal Losses. rarotascT, Mental and Physical Incapacity, Im, pediments to Marriage, etc.; ?Lie, Cosecar-Tioa. EpiLgf Sr, and Firs,.induced by seir-iodorgeece . or sexnal'eZt.A'veganee. ^sT* Price, tn a sealed envelope, only 6 cents Xheeeiebruted sMaor/ie this admirable essay, j clearly demonstrates, fros* *? thirty yeara' sae cesrfol practiee, that the slaming consequences of self abuse may he radically caroda i tb out the dangerous use of internal medione or the appli? cation ?,f tlcknife; pointing out a mocfeaf ?te dUioR meif beaury care himself ebeapry, privaie ^^nSlicc?are ?btwT^hjlkehaads af aft and ovary man in the land. .. I ?J a der ?eel, in . plais? cfit??ope, te aap 'F* ^..,^4 -i.V .. . ..? t?i?m * co J Post-Oice Box ?S? Richaii's Golden REMEDIES. 1,000 DOLLARS REWARD FOR ANY CASE WHICH Dr. Ricban's Golden Remedies FAIL TO CURE. DR? RICHIE'S GOLDEN BALSAM I? th* greatest Alterative, Renovator and Blood Purifier io the World; radically ceres Srrnais and SCROFULA in ail ita form*. Sere yoar money by obtaining the only radical eera at once. It rem orel ali disease fmm tba system and loaves the blovd pure and healthy. Dr RICHA?FS Golden Balsam No. 1 Cures Syphilis and all cutaneous emptions in piimary and se ndary stages. suebasOld Ulcer?, Ulcerated Sore Mouth nnd Throat, Sore Eyes, Skin Eruptions. Soreness of the Scalp, Copper Colored Blotches, Ac, Ac , Eradicating Mercury and Disease radi? cally. DR. RICHA?'S Golden Balsam No. 2. Acts in Ulcers, Ac- Mme as No. 1 ; will cure Tertiary Hereditary Syphilis, or Scrofula in ita worst f rms, after all other treatment fails. I have thousands of oertiSeates certifying to mi? raculous cures effected by these remedies. Pa tieots eat and drink wbat they like, and require no outward application. Thousands suffer ore Syphilitic and Mercurial Rheumatism who are not aware of it; and I defy such to obtaaa radicai cure without the aid ot these medicines. Its beneficial effects are felt at onoe, ithas raised patients from hospital beds, ia one week, who have lain there for years, ander the best prac? titioners ia the City ; and is the only radical cure for the worst disease known. Syphilis, Syphilide and Mercurial Rheumatism ii the most painful form of thia disease. Patients ie many instances are eonSeed to their beds for months and years, loosing appetite, falling away ia flesh till reduced to mere ekele toes, patiently awaiting the arrival of death to relieve then of their sufferings ; to such I would say, my Golden Balsam No. 2 Will save yoar life, give you strength, restore your appetite, reduce swelling, and make a radi? cally we!! ease of yoe ia a short space of time: gives imm?diate relief and effects a radical care in all eases of Rheumatism, either acote, chronic or jnfl?matory, whether front the shore eaase or any other. Price of either No. 1 or No. 2 Ooldea Balaam: $5.30 per bottle, or tare bottles for $3.00. Hot Springs, Arkansas, Hay 7, IM8. Dr. RICHARDS, 228 Varick Street, New York, j DBABSIB: -. I I tai that after all the medical treatment I I kaow aay thing about, Bot Springs included, fail te cure Syphilis ; year BALSA* will and has radically cored tb? worst of them. Thousand. come here from all parts every season, ead if yon will establish ms as Agent, I eaa aal i large quantities ef yoar Medicine, for I am satisfied that it will do all yoe claim fer it. Very truly, yours, etc., A?., ?-J.B.-,M.D. Aay one wishing to enquire of Dr. B - ia regard to this Medicine caa have address in fol! by writing to sae. I take pleasure ia certify iag that Dr, RICHA?'S BALSAM No. 2 has completely eared a case of Tertiary Syphilis of Bight Years standing, contracted ia the army, afterTieviag expended Five Hundred Dollars for medical attendance. The essa ref erad to, at the time of commencing the use of Dr. RICHA?'S Remedies, was confined to bed, with alc?is on both bands and ams. Any one doubting the above or wishing farther particulars, eazr heia formod by refcring to " ' JtVR. HU63BS, Daroerrsr, MsySt^lgflf Newbargh, CBy?befrjCo.l0*io. SOLE PROPRIETOR " * NIW YORK Srpt oe - ._ PANCREATIZEI) COD LIVER OM. tf? deslrs to csU fte attention of the' MeW PfoJoseknto this preparation of Cod Liv? Ofi Tor the foilowiag ressens t .ft w>H agree wiife the most .debilitatedstomach. It is deeWlgaior* daea far mon beneficial, resalto then fire teluba T^hrT?SrZ?r* V *?"3 CARNEICK;* f^WrajMWwsseavHg&tt Sold by Drag .JW????. ... . WILL POSITIVELY -CORE - . Cliills and Fever. - It dow not matter-if th? ensebe chronic, ..MIT?! ASK? Mixtean^, wllkeradicate it en? tirely from tb? systcss.1 We can rvfcT to thous? ands io Baltimore, ?bo baa? been rel ci red by matin Ague fixture ' ^ NANTES, FRANCE, Dee. 28,1S70. Afr. B. H. Bigger, Baltimore, Md : My Dear Sir-I bar? tb? honor of ac? knowledging tb? receipt of tb? IGtn ultimo, con? taining order fir fifteen thousand fram-s upon Mesan. TailUndcr A Cy., in cun^li-ince with our contract of " 15th October 'rait, ?nd it U with pleasure I* constitu?? 'yon- Agent ofthe" United-States. Centr?t and Sooth America, for the sal?of Matin Agve Mixturo, which basal ready aocompli*licd so mach go?d In our own country and Spain. '.' This -matare euotsiosno quinine, ?*a ?ot?, ing whatever that c?? iujnrt the ox?trrt henlfh; nor is it disagreeable to Ute taste. I purcbimd tie prescription ??ftbe celebrated Spanish Pbyti , cian, Dr. Picdro Ooasales, after his retirement . from bria profession, who ??ce nte the most COM rlnnitr yfnft aud Mi?m?wi tkat ie had ?J??' the prescription iu ii* pmctic* of forty (40) year? without ila huting faitedina?i?gl*iu*t*MCc. Mot?n Agu* M ixl* rt is chiefly composed o! the very bert and o!d??t wins, and tb? patient 1 need not change hh ensiomary mode ol living whilst taking the remedy, ladead; it ir a ptenn n?t tonie, and if taken in small quantities befo'e breakfast each day, it Will Pritcut Chill* a?<t Fever io localities whare ?atas** prevail*. The patient will find that the Jfafta Ag*e Mixture excite* an app?tit*, and that instead of injuring, it irjprore? ihr. gc?" <il health, I warrant the Matin Ague Mixtur* to effect cure im all cane*. Toort, very Truly, GUSTAVE DURANTE. Dr. Wm. Frederich Steteart'a Certificate : Ballimore, May 1, 1371. Tiering analyzed the Matin Ague Mixtnre, I do not hesitate: to recommend it as sn excellent remedy for Chills and Ferer. Il contain* noth? ing which can injure th? general baaltb. . WM. P. STEWART, M. D., Resident Physician Maryland Hospital. Dr. J. ti. Wi?iana' Certificaie : Baltimore, April 19, IS71. I hereby certify that I LH vc made a carefol analysis of the "Motin Ayn* Mixture" and tba? it dc;s not contain a particle o ' quinine, I be liere it to be a most efficient rcnedy for Chill, and Peter. JNO. B. WILLIAMS, M. D.p If Mans AOCE MIXTURE fails-it serer fails money will be returned to purchaser. FOR SALE BY By I. A. McKAGKN,Druggist, Sumter, S. C. B. H. BIGGER. Proprietor, and Grocer, Suc? cessor to C. M.and D. W. MYER. No. 12 WEST BALTIMORE Street Baltimore, and all druggists. Sept 6-_v-_Sm Household Medicines, BOARDMAN'S COD LIVER OIL.-This Oil is put up with great care from perfectly fresh Livers and ts, without doubt th? fiaos; pro? duced. BOARDMAN'S FRENCH WORM CONFEC TIONS.-Invaluable ns a car? for Worms, nud being in thc form of a candy lozeng? are readily taken. BOARDMAN'S CONC'D EXT. JAMAICA GINGER.-A splendid corrective and ?a ceedfngly useful tn Colics, Cramps, and ordinary | irregularities of tho Bowels. BRANT'S INDIAN PURIFYING EXTRAC. A medicine longin ns? for disorders arising from an impure state, of th?-blooiU Tuts article bas performed some most wonderful cores and is tue bc-1 article oztant for th? parp?se. BRANTS INDIAN PULMONARY BAL SAM.-Extensively used" for nil pulmonary complaints, being porcly n-jro table, unlike most preparation; fur Coughs, Colds, et;., does not j constipate or leave aoy unpleasant after effect, j bat always affords speedy relief. GREENE'S DYSPEPSIA REMEDY.-A safe, sure and speedy cure of that most distressing ofcomplaint* "DvaparsM," put.up from an original recipe of DR. Gasten, Fort. Valley. Ga. by whom it bas long beta used with ?onderfnt success. I)ASKER'S NERVE AND BONE LIRI MENT.-The bett external remedy for man or beast. A certain eur? for Rheumatism, Cramps,Sprains, Bruises, Swelling, Week L?nbs ; sud pains of all kinda. , * _ & PARKER'S COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BITCiiU.-T.e pure.i and beat in us?. A sure relief for all diseases of the Bladder abd Kidneys.-ask fct no other,-Physicians re? commend it. HALLETT, SEAVER & BURBANK, 149 Chambers and 131 Reade Streets, septs- NEWYORK.iy Ay er's Cherry Pectoral, Tax Dieeaeee of the Throat and Loaf* ?ooh aa Ooofha, Colds, Whooping ty*tt*t, Bronahitie, Aatluas, a&d rvim w ; HipUfrn Probably never before iii the whole history ot medicine, baa any tates; wets to widely and so deeply upon toe ooafldeaoa of taaakted, aa tate excellent remedy lor pulmonary complaints. Throngh a long aeries of years, and mcon* mot? of the races of mee it baa risen bibber ind Waar estimation, as libas beco^e^trrfa^wn! Ita uniform character and power to rrre the v*. rioua affections o? tat lungs and UroatThave Bade ttjmown as a reliable prefertorjuatest them. While adapted to miMer forms of Seaae and to rwing children, it ia at the same time tba most effectual remedy that can be given for ineip. redden attacks of Crom, lt hbonid be kees on S^-?eSS^?^a. provided with this antidote forUsem. Although aett^d Consumption te thong* t fa? .?able, attn great numbers of caa?) where S disease eaesaed settled, kara been completely eared, and tba retient restored to ecanaOteaS by the Cherry Perforai, go complete ls fia mastery over the disorders of the Lungs and Throat, that the mott obstinate of them yktfd toft. Whee nothiusr else ?said reach item, ?3? tba ^?**tt?? te ai^aya reBered sxd citan wholly BrotockUi? hi genially cored by tet?ag tba Cherry r^tcnj In small and frex?entdoSe*T So generally ?re its Vfrtae* knoirn, ttstwe ??sdnotpuhnsh the certificates of them ber?, o? Ayer's Ague Gore, 2\*?Belk?rtT'?koat apar?leTte^^m te an *^^*r%^^,'^^^e^^x^^ S A> J- ^iUXA, ,Age?t ,t gamicft g. i. COtTM&lA, * a n* . i J- mu* * _ ."^^k^'taBmasAaatijaos ra ts * ta tp" ?'^^&kiuVts&'?0^' ?aPi*tw ASPECIALITY, PLOUR SACKS PAPWW BAGS "4 WRAPPING p^'pf? ,' Ufliw At ?^ARD PERRY'S "IZt*********!?** CharT^a Hot.,.'' Im ? VINEGAR BITTERS J. W?l?tt, Fteprletor.?. H. Mc Do? ?io A Co., D??rf^r. Ce?. Ap.au, Sea FraadKs,r?l..*><! ? Ornwrr. itfrrTj^ * MILLIONS Bear Testimony to titi. . Wonderful Curative Effects, < They ?re not a vila Fancy DH BJ;, Hedeofpur Baw. Whlekey, Proof Splrlta aad Seam Li qaore doctored, spioed and sweetened to pleas? ts, tacte,eaaed "Tomes," -Appettsen," "Kestarea,"*, that lead ti.; ::pplMcrato?^Tinkecm*si?j:drtM,bctirt a true Medicine, nxie from the SatWe Boot? and o? Calor?is, free fresa sill Alcoholic Stio?. Isu^ r They are the GREAT BLOOD PCRI. PIER and A LIFE GIVING PRINCIPLE a perfect Beaovator and InTigorator of toe Erasa, carrying off ul poisonous matter and restoring thibiood to t healthy condition. Ko person can take thew Bli. ten according to directions ?nd remain loni tina, provided their benet are not destroyed by aiasnl poison or other means, and the vital organs assad beyond tba point of repair. They are a Gentle Parra tiro aa well asa Taalcyposeiiring. also, the peculiar merit otsctisj aa a powerful agent in relieving Congestion or h?ta> nation of the Liver, and alt the Visceral Organs. FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS, in yonge; old, married oe ?ingie, at the daw? of womanhood ora the tarn of life, these Tonic Bitters have no ecsal, Vor I nfl aa ?sa te rr ut Chronic Rkeaant* tl em and Goat? Dyspeps'.a or Indleesties, Bilious, Remittent aad Intermittent Fe. ?era. Diseases of Ike Blood, Liver, Eli. Bera and Bladder, thees Bitters har? bees mo* successful. Such Diaeaaee are caused by Vitiated Blood, which is generally produced by derange*** of the Digestive Oranna. DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION, Best? ?che, Pain ia the Shoulders, Coughs, Tightness of tai Chest, Woonalea. Sour eructations of th? Staates, Bad Taste. n the Mooth. BiUoos Attacks, Palpitaaeeot the Heart, Inflammation of the Lunga, Pain ia tatt*, (ions of the Bidney?. anda hundred other jamlul ira?. toms, are the ofisprings of Dyspepsia. They invigorate the 8tossaeh and stimulate tbs tar?? Liver and Bowels, which render them ot uoeqaaHei ?tacaey in llsoaoma the blood of all impurities, sad b> parting new life and vigor to the whole mum. FOR SKIN DISEASES, ffrupOons,Tetter, his Ebene, Blotches, Spots, Piapiee, Pusra)es, Boils. Cv* bundee. King-Worms. Scald Head. Sore Area, Sw*. jaaTfteh.Seurw, Diseoloratloca of the Sk:r. fioacfiui Diaeasos of the Skin, of Trhati^r-r name or na tar?, ut Itteraflv dex a? and carried out of the aystess ????hst time by the use ol thees Bitters. OM boute hindi .aaee^vTUeotrrino? the most iacrsdutoua of their es? Cleaaae the Vitiated Blood whenever yo? tod ra av purifiea bentine through the aka in r1mpl4s,s>o> Stone cr Sores ; eleaaaa ft when rou rind itoe*trtet?l ?ad sluggish in the veine : eleaaee rt when it kati, and your feelings will tell rou when. Keep tb* ?kel pare, i>nd the health of th? irrstem will follow. Pla. Tape, and other Woran?, lurte* ra 4? avateei of ?o many thousands, ar? eff?ctiz?;]?de*&rrf< aad removed. . Sara a distinguished pbyskkget toare is eeareefr an individual noon the bee of ?ti earth whoo? body ti exempt from the naman ?* worms. It is not apon the healthy eira*y body that worms exist, bet upon the d laeattd bum and slimy deposrfs that breed these ll Ting nonnen?? ??Ult lio System of Medicine, no rermifatw. ai ?athe?m?nt?es will free the system from veros lat these Bitter?. 3. WALKJCR, Proprietor. B. H. McOONALS ft CO, Druggiata and Geo. Agents, Ssn Fraceiwo. Caiiforaa, and SS and 34 Commerce Street, New Tori, flSrSOL? 87 ALL DBUOGISTS AM) DULIXI I tt~j ie_ Re fl? Re Badway's Beady Belie j CURBS THE WORST PAINS Ia frets ore to T wen IT ??inores. NOT ONK HOI R afterreadiag this advertiseoivnt need an? OBI SUFFER WITH l'A IX. R?D WAY'S REA DY KEL I Er" ISACI'REFOB EVERY PAIN. It was the first and is TUE ON LT PAM REMEDY J that instantly stops the most excruciating piiu, 'allays InSamations, ani cures i'-r.-e-: :.. whether vf the Longs, Stomach. Bowels, oroti?: glamis or organs, hv or e application. IN P OM ONE TO TWENTY MINITE?, ao matter how violent or excruciating the pi:s the RHEUMATIC, Bed ri-iden, infirm. CripsM. Nervo??, NcaTsVgie, or prostrated with ili.-eue may suffer. Thc application of the K KA DY RELIEF io tho part or parts where the pain ur ditkuitj exists will a ford ease ?nd comfort. Twenty drops in half a tnrahUr <>f tm? ?.J in a few moments care CK AMI'S. SPASMS. SOUR STOMACH. HKARTBI RN. SICI HEADACHE, DIARRHEA, LY>K.\TkPJ. CO"LlC, WIND IN THE HOW ELS, and si! IN? TERNAL PAINS. Traveler' should always carry a eotdtd RADWAY'S READY RELIC? with thea. I I few drope ra water wi? prevent sickness or reit) from ehanjje of water. Il is belter than Fretd Brandy ar hitters as a stimulant. FEVER AM) .AGUE. FEVER AND A GIE cured for fifty esta j There i* not a remedial aget.t in this world tis i will care Farer aud Ague, aird all other Mslsv I OBS, Billions, Scarlet, Typhoid, Yeli<.w,aidfi?r I Fever? (aided by RA HW AYS PILLS) as RA HW A Y'S READY RELIEF, fifi; caa ? per bottle. HEALTH ! "^BEAUTY!! Strong aad Pera Rieh l$I.v>,l-li..-re??evf Fad aad weight-Clear ?kio and beeaufal us- ? j pfezioa secured to ail. DR. R?DWA?* ; SARSAPARILLA RESOLVENT Hw made (he most astonishing care?; ..?< r-"1 so Rapid are tba Changes the Body Tsdifp* ender tbe influen?a ol thu tralj ? :-<?" ' Medicine that : Every Day an Increase in Flea and Weight is Seen and Felt THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIE? Evary drop of tbe SA RSA PA RI LLIAS ?> SOLVENT commooicale* through tbs E?* , Sweat, Urine, and oth r fluid? and js?efd s : sj stem ?be vigor ?f Hfe, for it repair? the ?** i of. th? bode with new and sonad sut** f Scrofula, Syphilis, Consumption, GU??* disease. Ulcers in tbe throat, Mooth, Tn* ' Nodes ia tho Glands and ether part* of tkr* ! tem, Sere Eyas, Stramotoos diseher^ rna* Bars, and tho worst form? of Skis di*** Eruptions, Fever 8ores. Scald Heel. Rin'ffl j Salt Rheum, Erysipelas. Arne, Black j Worms in ibo Flenn. Tomors, Cancer? Womb, aadall weakening and painful d*W". ' Night Sweats, Loss of Sperm and all vu? the life principle, are within th* euratfrt *f *f ibis wonder of Modere Chemistry. days ase will prove to any person ?'?f " eitirar of these tortas of disease its p?teat P* to caro theo. No?, only doc? th* SAasAPARii.uii ?^*L rawr excel al! known remedial are?" * 1 ewre of Chros?e, ScrofoK<a?. Com-titaw?. Skia diseases j bat it it the only posit*" Kid ocr dc Bladder CW**1' Urinary, asid Womb diseases, Gravel. Dropey; Stoppage of Water, Incootitu*; Uria?, Bright's Disease, Alhuaiinaris. s?*?* easet where tbsra are hri.'k bust "fr*"^ w?,er i? tbiek, el??dy. mixed with like the whUe ?faa egg. or threads Itt* ?Uk. w there is saworbid, dnrk. txiiual >. aace, ??od white ftsaa?vJa*t d.p??i". ??? rt?re Wk aciekheg. barning ^rnt^ passing water, ead pain in the ? * ?.ad along the Lorna; m - Tamer of IB Teara? ?row h Cam ? pieaaykil Resolvent. J>R. TIADWAjr Jpl^.rTI86ATI?fi parteotly UsteJees, elvxaotly eoatsd ftH gum, pargo, reg?late, ^?"JJ itrangtkegK lUewa? . Piiu, for the, ?f/M ! disorders ortho Stomscw. Lim. Bore* , BLv*^, NerToe?A*aya#es, Beedte'_.?a ...Wstael, aad ell DeraogaaweB*"^ ?*raai ylseera. Warranted Mtf?et?5? WS?l(a^Vege?aW^ ooBtaie?|?*T^ ?ieerals^ erdaWrior.? dmr?. n.CasfH ? - Amwdasaeof BADWAY'S ^Zf?m ?I th? system from all the above named J, Price, J5?j??usp?rBcx, SODP Si rM GISTS. tjM READ "FALSE AND TRUE" JLfl ti letter stamp to RADWAY ? CO.. Ne- *J?M \ Lane, New York. Information voru f ? I ^ will ba seat you. Joly 12