The Orangeburg news. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, February 18, 1871, Image 11
Clinrlcston Harbor.
ongross is about to make an appro
priation for tho improvement of the
Ucach Channo!, in Charleston Harbor.
lu relation to it, tho Charleston iVcics
editorially remarks :
"Captain Ludlow, as reported in our
Washington correspondence, estimates
that tho Cost of removing tho wreoks
and the jetty will bo about $15,000.
This sum is a more bagatelle iu compar
ison with "the undoubted and immedi
ate resultswhich it will produce, aud
?we rogrot to learn that Major Gilmoro
recommends an appropriation of only
$10,000. The difference between the
two amounts will not make or mar the
fortunes of the country, and we hope
that the larger sum will bo given. Sena
tors Sawyer and Robertson now have an
opportunity of doing Charleston a prac
tical benefit, and, and through Charles
ton, they will help all South Carolina.
Unless the "masquerade bill" occupy
their whole timo, the 815,000 appro
priation will doubtless pass."
The Greenville (Ala.) Advocate of a
late date contains tho following argument
in favor of the justice of granting di
v^Yojroes:
"It is difficult to see how any man of
ordinary intelligence possessed of a soul
could refuse to women the right of divorce
'fYom. a drunken, brutal wretch, whoso
very presence is to her like arrows of
Bteel piercing her wounded, lacerated aud
bleeding heart.
The main argument used by the ad
? vocates of tho bill was that empty and
oft repeated twaddlo 'whom God hath
.joined together lot no man put assunder.'
We mean no disrespect for the Bible but
simply contempt for the construction
placed upon it. Men and women arc
joined together all over the world, und-r
one form or another, sometimes without
the consent of the parties concerucd,
The kings and lords of Earopo and Afi?
up to a very lato date ha,?e claimed the
right to dispose of the hands of their
sons and daughters in marriage, eveu
while they arc children. Fpnlcreck the
Great of Prussia was forced into in"*
tiage of this kind with -
, J" ? ? woman whom
- nc hoartilv * . , .... ,., ,, ,
v .. ? ticspiscd. W bat did Lod
*iavo to do With this '( Tho common peo
ple in China of all classc? contract for
the marriago of their children, who fre
quently never meet uutil the hour ap
pointed for the ceremonies to he per
formed. Dors Providence take any hand
in these unions? There arc numerous
^Istettves which influence people to marry,
bnt on? of which has an oVigin with UuJ.
Love is divine ; but ambitiou, avarice,
lust and selfishness arc not.
Nature operates by natural laws aud
not according to tho whim or caprice of
any particular individual or nation. It
is natural for man and woman to live to
gether when they love, and when their
habits and dispositions are congenial; it
is unnatural when this is not the case.
Love may have existed at tho time of
marriage, but habits and temper may
have destroyed that love, and planted in
its stoad tho seeds of hate, loathing and
contempt. When this is the case would
it not bo better to grant them a divorce
than to make them live on earth in a
perpetual hell, whoso flatucB consume
both body and soul?
The above was extorted from the edi
tor of the Advocate in consequence of
an attempt that is boing made by the
Alabama Legislature to repeal the Di
vorce Laws of that State. We agree
with the Advocate that divorce should
be granted to a woman who is tied to "a
drunken brutal wretch," or for wilful
neglect, or adultry ; but not for the one
thousand and ono causes proposed by
some of our legislators, we do not think
The Georgetown Times applauds the
first veto of the session, and declares
that Governor Scott "has done wisely
and well in rebuking tho profligate ex
penditures of the County Commissioners
of Georgetown, in telling thorn and the
wholo State that thero is already a tax
on the county 'for o^ and a half to two
mills more than b required to meet the
current expenses of most other counties
in the State/ and so far as he is able, he
will put a stop-to tho wild caroer of those
who are disposed to indulge in reckless
?cd ruinous extravagance, in the admin
istration of tho affairs of tho several
counts? -he State."
Wo agree with our brother of the
yVmrs. Put would it not be equally as
t'wise" in Governor Scott to ndmiuibter
<'r,eUtt*c?" for "proflifinte expenditures"
to some nearer home than the George
town, County Commissioners ? For in
stance, wouldu't it bo wuse, exceedingly
wise in him, to administer a rebuke to
tho Legislature, for neglecting to appoint
ocommi't'cto investigate the amount
drawn f/tfsi. th?) 8 it? i i u^i.ug up
(jhis'sVate H?'Vtsev We think so
?OO BUSHELS
CORN!
LOW FOR CASH.
ALSO
All Other Goods
IN
PROPORTION.
COTTON IS SELLING LOW.
AND
SO WE SELL OUR GOODS !
JU8T
CALL AND SEE OUR PRICES,
DON'T CHARGE ANYTHING
TO
SHOW OUR STOCK.
F. H. W. BRIGGMANN & CO.
jan 28 oot 0 ly
Citizen s Saving s Bank
OF
SOUTH CAROLINA.
WILLIAM MARTIN, President
JNO. B. PALMER, Vice-Prceident.
JNO. P. THOMAS, ??
A. O. BBENF'.ER, Cashier.
J. C. B. SMITH, Assistunt Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
Wade Hampton. B. H. RrTi.r.nois.
J. P. Thomas. I). Ravknkl, Jr.
F. W. McMastkr. Rev. William Mautik
A. C. Haskkll. Jno. D. Palmes.
J. Eli Ghkqo. Thomas E. Gueoo.
ORANGERTTRG RRAXCH,
AT THE
ENUIrVE HOUSE.
SOLICITORS.
Messrs. GLOVER & GLOVER.
LOCAL FINANCE COMMITTEE.
Hon. THOS. W. GLOVER.
Col. PAUL 8. FELDER.
Capt. JOHN A. H AMILTON.
ASSISTANT CASHIER.
JAMES H. FOWLES.
Deposits or $11.00 nnd ITpwnrds
^Received.
INTEREST allowed on DEPOSITS, nnd
SIX PER CENT., compounded every six
mouths, on Accounts.
We will also do nn EXCHANGE BUSI
NESS.
jan 21 c 6m
Th<) People's Bakery,
NEXT DOOR TO
RED COFFEE PsVj
East of ?, ?i)ytcrian Church, Russell-Si.
I'm happy to ANNOUNCE to the C1TI
ZENS of Orangoburg, that I am now PRE
PARED to SUPPLY Familes and Customers
with BREAD, CAKES, PIES, and all other
articles generally found in a FIRST CLASS
BAKERY.
WEDDING CAKE prepared with great
care ?o suit the most fastidous tastes.
The PATRON AD E of my friends and fel
low-citizens is respectfully solicited,
TU OS. W. AtunKitGOTTI.
Mrs. A LBERGOTTI returns thanks for
the Patronage heretofore bestowed, ami
hopes her friends and Customers will contin
ue i iic same.
She will keep constantly on hand an as
Bortmont of FRUITS, CONFECTIONARY
and FANCY ARTICLES as usual.
dec 10 8m
METALIC CASES. *
THE UNDERSIGNED IIAS ON IIAND
all of tho various Sizes of the shove Cases,
which enn be furnished immediately on ap
plication.
Also manufactures WOOD COFFINS as
usual, and at the shortest notice.
Apply to H. RTOGS,
mar 5?Gm Carriage Manufacturer.
BIG EED
FAMILY COFFEE POT,
one nooa
EAST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
B. E. H. PEARSON
nave just received and will keep constant
ly on hand, one of the best assorted and
cheapest let of
COOKING STOVES
ever offered in this market
TIN W-A.I11S
Made to order nnd supplied to Mercnnnts
by Wholesale and Retail at Charleston prices.
O'UTTERIN(J made'and put up any where
Repairing done at the shortest notice and
Cheap.
All I wnnt is n trial to substantiate the
facts. My motto is Low Prices for Cash,
oct 20 nug 18 am
THE POLICY HOLDERS' LIFE
AND
TONTINE ASSURANCE COMPANY
OP
T II E S 0 V T n,
SO Broad Street,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
WM. MoBURNEY, President.
E. P. A LEX AN DEB, Vico-President
nnd Actuary.
GEO. E. DOGOS, Seorctay.
JNO. T. DARDY, Medical Adviser. '
There are nn Stock Holders in the Coin
pnny. It is Purely Mutual, and all its Sur
plus must be Aununlly Divided Equully
among tho Policy Holders
PHILIP M. PORCHBB,
General Agent for South Carolina.
E. W. FENi*. Looal Agent.
"A. T. DARBY, Medical Examiner.
aug 27 Gm
E. L. HALSEY,
EIJMRER 4M) TIMBER
COMMISSION M KRCUANT,
IVbarf, Host End Montngnc-St
CHARLESTON, S. C.
svtg 27 ly
ETTIWAN GUANOS,
Si?lll MANURES
AND SULPHURIC ACID
MANUFACTURED AT THE
ETIWAN WOEKS,
CHARLESTON, So. Ca.
BY TIIK
SULPHURIC ACID AND SUPERPHOSPHATE COMPANY.
The now well known Etiwan Gun.no is manufactured from the Native Done
Phosphates of South Carolina. These Phosphates in tk**rtr natural state are Iiiso
luble, and require to be ground to powder, and made Soluble by Sulphuric Acid.
This Company have now in operation tho largest Sulphuuo Acid Chambers at the
South, and are, theroforo, able to manufacture at the lowest rates, the highest
grade of Fertilizer* It being clear that the greater the proportion of Soluble
Phosphate which any Fertilizer coutaius, tho less the quantity required per acre.
In order to make tho Fertilizer oomplcto Ammonia and Detach in sufficient quanti
ties arc added. With tbeso views tho Company manufacture und offer for sale
ETIWAN GUANOS,
Warranted to contain from 15 to 20 per Cent, of Dissolved Done Phosphate of
Lime, and from 2 to 2J per Cent, of Ammonia, with a sufficient addition of Peru
vian Guano and Potash, to adapt it to all crops. Price $U5 per ton, cash; on time
870 per ton, and interest 7 percent, per annum. j*.
DISSOLVED BOKE,
Of high grade, suitable for Manufacturers or Planters, being in itself an excellent
Fertilizer, and specially adapted for compost. As large quantities o> Sulphuric
Acid are used to dissolve tho Phosphate, tbis will be found a cheap und convenient
way to transport that material. Tim grudo furnished will bo from 18 to 20 per
ceut. Dissolved Bone Phosphate. Price $40 per ton enshj Ou time, $45, with
interest at 7 per cent, per anuum. Still higher grades will ba furnished to order
at an additional price percentage.
P.QM POUND ACH) PTJOSPO rVT^T.
Specially prepared for composting with cotton seed aud other plantation manures.
Price $35 per ton ; cash ; on time, $40, with interest at 7 per cent, per anuum.
G R OUN D BON E, *
At much lower rates, consisting simply of the Native Bono Phosphates ground ti>
powder. Price $20 per ton cash. On time, $22 and interest at 7 per cent, pur
annum.
WM. C. BEE & CO., Agents, No. 14 Adgcr's Wharf.
C/lUl'li StOHj S. 0.
G. II. OORNELSON, Agent, Orangoburg, S. C.
N. B.?The percentage of Dissolved Bono Phosphate of Linie-, and Ammonia in
all the Etiwans, is ascertained at tho Works, by their Chemist, before delivery
Should auy purchaser be dissatisfied, ho may return average '?anipl< a of any \ ur
chasc, within 30 days after delivery, and they will bo analyzed anew, ami nny
deficiency in the per c in tage guaranteed will be made good to him !>y thy Com- '
pany.
jan 28 c
M'NAM AB A & JONES
ARE NOW SELLING
BEADY MADE CLOTHING,
LADIES CLOAKS & DEESS GOODS i
REGARDLESS OF Q >ST!
Now is the Time to Get Bargal: ...
FRESH FAMILY G"RO< I ?1 v
A LWAYR ON U AN D?C< LM E A N !1
cK-c 10 <:
WORTH OF GOOD,
Q\ Q 9 0
V 1 T
o a o
AT A GREAT SACEIFIGE.!
On and after Monday, December 5th, my Enfciro Stock
of Goods will le Disposed of at NEW
YORK COST and Less!!!
HAVING DECIDED TO MAKE A CHANGE IN MY V
Those who are desirouH of obtaining
BARGAINS
Will find it to their interest to examine MY STOCK, at -?. I INDl't
have never been offered before in this Market.
I would CALL SPECIA L ATTENTION to tho REDUCED IMMCES oi
Cloaks. Shawls, Clnthiilg Dress Goods, Blankets, Brown am Hb aehed < ittuns,
Calicos, Boots and Shoes, and all other >;?> ?ds, t 10 iiumer ms I ? uienri m
ALL iOODS FREEL\ SHOWN and dy ONE PHD E ASKED.
dec 3
GEO. H. CORNELSON.
Oft 3 k
lv
T. A
rtsO 9
J? *3L
HAVE JUST RECEIVED A EINE LO'j OK
G R O C E \l i u 8
which they arc offering VERY LOW. Parties buyiii ;
BACON, FLOUR, WHISKEY,
SUGAR, . COFFEE, &c.
Will find it to th.ir advantage to CALL and PRICE OUR GOODS.
A new lot of FINE HAMS just received.
They will also find a CHEAP lot of
DRY GOODS, SHOES, HATS, &c.
oct 15?Gm . T. A. JEFFORDS A CO.
WOULD INFORM TIIK rrni.TC THAT HE IS BTIL1 I'ARRYINfl ON TitR 0AR
ringe Making in all its various bramli s, and will M nufsoture or Roj ie at tlip
Shortest Ne'ico, all Carriages, Ruggics or Wagons. An i am Also prepared wltli
NEW PRESS AND GIN TO GIN AND PACK COTTON
at SHORT NOTICE. Cotton OINNED AT MY MILL has brougll from ] to J cent more
tbsn that Ginned on tlio common 'jins.
oct R rj-1 2?ly I H RKiQS
WASHINGTON HOUSE
BY ?
Mrs. M. W. Stratton,
COENEK
GERVAIS k ASSEMBLY STREETS
Columbia, s. c.
Convenient to the Greenville and Charleston
Railroads and the Business portion of
the City. Bate of Transient
Board?Two Dollars
per Day.
Regular Boarders received at Beasonuhlo
Bates.
dee 10 tf
C'OnPOVKO ACID,
PHOS'I'll ATE OF LIME.
FOR COMPOSTING WITH COTTONSEED.
THIS ARTICLE IS MANUFACTURED
by the PACIFIC GUANO COMPANY
at Charles!?1.;. S. C, under Superintendence
of Dr. ST. JULIEN RAVENEL. When com
posted with nu equal woight of Cotton Seed,
its results have been found fully equal to the
best Btnmbiril fertilizers. Its economy must
commend it to the notice of planters gener
ally.
For specific directions for composting und
for supplies, apply to J N. B?RSEN,
Selling Agent, Charleston, S. C.
.INO. S. HEESE A Co., General .Agents,
ibtltimore.
dec H I td
PACIFIC GUANO COMPANY'S.
(CAPITAL $1,000,000)
SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUANO.
rpilS Gl \NO IS NOW SO WELL KNOWN
J| in all the Southern States for its re
markable effects as an agency for increasing
the products of labor, as not to require
.i"i recommendation from us. Its use
for five \> ;.\? past has established its char
actor for reliable excellence. The large
fixed capital invested by the Companyin this
i i ad . affords the surest guarantefl of the
continn ' i xcellence of its Guano.
J; N. BOBSON,
S< ll'nnr Agent, Charleston, S. C.
.TV>. P. REESE & CO., Genera' Agents,
|i
tf.
FIRE INSURANCE.
Till-: RICHMOND
HANKING AND INSURANCE
( 0 M P A N Y,
Office 1202 .Vain and 12/? Street*,
RICHMOND, VA.
JOHN B. DAVIS. President,
.1 IHN F. C. POTTS, Secretory.
MANN s. QU A11 EES, Casino?.
T. lt. STARRE, General Agent.
Having tl.'.s day, (Oct. 17*h. 1S70.) re
iv< ! !!.?? appointment of AOENT for Or
. burg ol tho above INSURANCE COM
N'Y, ! am prepared to take RISKS on
i cs. Stocks ol Merchandise r;. I Dwell-1
. ..: : .-.Hi ibio r.ites.
nv \. IIAMITLON,
\ n! fur Th? liichmond Ranking
I i!: uronce Comp my,
, I Southern Life Insurance Company,
Murket-St., Orangeburg, S. C.
oei lr
l"! - l JJi?J'?n W 'tut.; Jl .(Ii
TIU. QilfcAT
'r*-i;->^V;-i;j*i\ Sdrtiirrn Piano
_J **J Manufactory.
IV 31. RA'ABE A t ?>.
.; \.\rr \CTCKEtlS of
VRAM1. SQUARE AND UPRIGHT
1*1 LYC; FORTES,
Haiti lit ore, !U ?1.
. , in r.ura-.nts have been before the
I'ti > tov h< irlrv Thirtj yi ? and upon
Their TONE combine? j\ ?? ' power, sweet
in . * and fine singing quality, n- well a*? great
; , of Intonation at I Sweetness through
out the entire scale.
Tl oi'r TOUCH i- i li .'it and elastic ??> ?
entirely free from the siitfness found, in so
mhnv Pianos
IN WORKM VNSUIF thoy nre unequalled
using none but the very host BKASosr.ii v. vtv
m'it, the largi capital employed in our busi
iicss enabling'ns to keep continually an im?
mensr stock of lumber. &c, <:? hand.
All our So." auk Pianos huveour New Im
pr?v< ?! "i'rungScott and \<.r irrs Theule.
We would call special attention to our
late improvements in tilt A ND PIANOS AND
SQUARE GRANDS, I'm km s o Ahiim 11'
ISrJO, which bring the Piano n aver pcrfec
lion than has yet i.een attained.
Every PianofuBy warrantcd-for FivftYcars,
Wo have inndo arrangements for the Sr?t <
\Yiiolksali: Aiienov for the most oclehrnted
PARLOR ORGANS AND M LOREONS,
which v.- oller. Whidosadu and Retail, nt
Lowest Facti rj Prices.
V. M. KNABE St <
s.-pt 10
.1/7.
I'lll
!OLD
CAROLINA BITTERS.
A DELIGHTFUL TONIC.
Wt take great pi lasuro in oiTcring the
OLD CA RODIN A BITTERS
to the. public. They are compoundc 1 with
prc.it cave, ttn' contain nom< ol tho bcs.t Ton*
? >?< the I .? ; ?.. As evidence of the
superiority ol out Bl i l'EUS o> r all others,
we. have ucrtiueatfH from many of t!.> lead
Lug physicians in our State, who have pro
scribed lh< tu in tin Ir practice- The
OLD CASIO IAN A BIIVr/I'RS
Will li fi ind invaluable ior
Want of \: polit ?.
ti in ral Debility,
Oh ills and Foi ? ???.
And !'? i pep.nl ?.
We do not offer our BITTERti as a cure
for all diseases, but as an Aromulio T?nl?,
they have no eqnal.
For sale by Di uggi ?ts and Grocers every
where, l'rinoitonl Depot,
QOODRlCiT, WIN EM AN ft ?'<>..
Importers 6f Choice Drugs and
eais, Charleston, 8. f.'J
niur ? f.v
For tlie Speedy Relief
Aud Pcrmancrt Cure of
OONBXJjVIjPTIOjNT,
mtoAciiiTia,
ASTHMA, COLDS,
And all Diseases ol the
LUNGS, CHEST, Oil THROAT I
rilHK EXPECTORANT is composed exclu
| sively of Ilorbal and Mucilaginous pro
du?ts, whioh ,
Pcrmoalc the very Substance
of the Lungs,
causing them to throw off the ncrid matter
which collects in the Bronchial Tuben, mid
at tho same time forms a soothing coating,
relieving the irritation which produced the
cough.
The object to be obtained is to cleanse tbo
organ of all impurities; to nourish nnd
strengthen if when it has become impaired
and enfoCblcd by disease; to renew nnd in
vigornto the circulation of the blood and
strengthen the nervous organization. Tho
EXPECTORANT does this to nn nstonlsbing
degree. It is active but mild und congenial,
imparting functional energy and natural
strength. It nfiords Oxygon to vitalize the
tOrw.il n??il Nitroiroi, In M-similntn thn matter.
It Equalize* the "Nercoy* Influence?'
producing quiet and composure
TO CONSUMPTIVES
It is invaluable, as it immediately relieves
the difficult breathing and harrassing cough
which attends that disease.
FOIt A ST II31A
It is a -?poei?e?one dec often relieving tho
distressing choking, and producing calm mi l
pleasant repoac.
FOU CROUP
No m<>;her should ever be without a bottle of
tbo EXPECTORANT in the hduso. Wehavo
numerous certificates of its having relelyod,
almost instantly, the little Bufferor, when
death appeared almost inevitable.
MOTHERS EE ADVISED !
Keep it on IltiiuJ !
This dread disease requires prompt action:
a? soon as the hoarse, hollow Cough is beard,
apply the remedy, and it is easily subdued ;
I5u< Delay is longerons!
t&jf- The properties of tbo EXPECTO
RANT ur<- demulcent, nutritive, balsamic,
soothing and healing. Ii braue? th> nwToii<
system and pi uUuccs pleasant iiild refreshing
si or p.
/?' Exht'luiwtcs ami Riiiicc* Qlo'.viuu ?
a)u? Depression .
Containing all these qualities in a conven
ient and concentrated lernt, it bat idreyen to
31oc-:L Valuable Lirag H.il mix
evpr offered to sufferers from Pulintnm \ uisfe
ea.se?.
V-.vr>' ti?--?**?-?* .._
Vi 11. ?1. Tt'T * &. I.\7i'i.
rtl'STA, OA.
.V LI !Prtt ; ?u!$ ' ttt'S n lirrr.
rto\ o f>m
Ayer's Sarsaparilla,
FOB Pl'ninOO TUE BLOOD.
Tin? reputation tlila ex
cellent medicine enjoys,
U derived fVom Its cures,
inanr of which are truly
marvellous. Inveterate
ranee of Scrofulous dis
ease, where tho t-y^tera
Boomed saturated! a. i?i
corruption, have been
purified and cured by it.
scrofulous affecltour, and
dUordere.whlchweresg.
gravatcd by Ute scrofu
lous contamination until
thev were paloAitly afflicting, have been radically
emcd in such great numbers in almost every s?c
tion of the country, Uint tbo public, scarcely ueod
to be informed of its virtues or uses.
Scrofulous poixon is one of the most destrno
tive enemies of our race. Often, this unseen and
tin felt tenant of tnc organism undermine* the con
stitution, and invites the attack of cnfeeblingor fa
tal diseauos, without exciting a suspicion of its
presence. Agitn. it seems to breed infection
throughout the body, and then, on some favorable"
occasion, rapidly develop into one or oUier of its
hideous forms, either on the surface or among the
vitals. In the latter, tubercles may bo suddenly
Beposited in tho lungs or heart, or tumors formed
in the liver, or It shows it* presence hy eruptions
on the skin, or foul ulceratlons on some part of
the body. II? nee tho occasional use of a bol?e
of this Saraaparilla is advisable, even when uo
octive symptoms of dUeaue appear. Persons .if
fllctcd with Uie following complaints generally
find immediate relief, and, nt length, cu. o, by tho
nie of this S titsAl'Altii.r.A: St. Autho~
ny'? Fire, Jtos'e or Fryr.ipela?, Tetter, Salt
Ith tum, Scald lleatl, Itlnatcorm, Bare JCye*,
Sore Far*, and other eruptions or visible forms
of Serofuloua disease. Also in the more con
cealed forms, as l>y*pep?ia, J>ropny, Heart
JH*ea*e, Fils, Fpllci\?y, Neuralgin, and
Uie various I treroua affections of the muscular
and nervous systems.
Syphilid or IViwrraf and Mercurial 7)1*
eauea are cured by It. though a long time is re
quired for subduing these obstinate maladies by
any medicine; But lone-continued ufo of this
medicine will cure the complaint. J.eucorrhn-n
or IVhitc*. Uterina X'leeratton*. nnd Female
matetjr emcd bv it* purifying and invigorating
I effect. Minute direction! lor each case are found
I bi our Almanac, supplied gratis, itiieumatlam
I and (lout, when caused I? iiecumulntions of ex
tranoous matters in tin- blood, yield quickly to It,
as al^o Lirer Complaint*. Torpidity, Congc*
iion or Inflammation of the 7.fiv-r. and Jaun
dice, when arising, as they often do, from the
rankling poisons in tho blood. This SAJtSA
FAHli.i.A Isn grent restorer for the strength
and vigor of the system. Those who ore Lan
guid ami JAttleM*. ltvapondrnt, Steeple**,
and troubled with Xrrrou* Appreh'enatona or
Fear*, or any of Uie affections symptomatic of
H'eaknv**, will tlnd immedi.in* relief and con
vincing evidence of its restorative power upon
trial.
rUPPABED BY
Dr. J. C. AIT Kit 4c CO., Lowell, Knia,
PmcHcoI and Analytical Chemt*t?.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
Dr. E. J. OL.IVJEU03.
Agcat at Orati;:ihurg ('. II.
augG ]y
^JWater wheel,
Mill GEarin?,Shaflin?S Pulleys
I
IT is well known to
Doctors and to La
ujcs, ? hat Women are
subject to n u m ?? i .mo
diseases pec n 1 i a r to
th?ir ?es?such as Sup
pression of the Menses,
Whites, Painful Month
ly 'Periods'* Rheuma
tism of the Back and
Womb, Irregular Aleu
ntvurution, Uoniorrhage
or'Exccwilve "Flow," and Prolapsus Uteri or ?
or Falling of the Womb. These disease*
ha\e seldom been treated successfully. Tiie
proffession hss sought diligently for some
remedy that would enbale them' te treat ?
these diseases with success.
At lust that remedy has been discovered
by one of the most skillful physicians'in the '
State of Georgia. That remedy is ?RAD- *
FIELD'S FEMALE REGULATOR. H ;s
purely vegetable, and is put up in Atlanta^r
Gu., by uBAPriatus & co.. It will pm'ifn
the blood and strengthen the system, reliever
irritation of tho I. id no is, and i?> a pcrfrvt
specific for nil tho above diseases; as' eer~
tain a euro as Quinine is in Chills and Fw
? ?: ?. For a history of disunites-- and jerOfi*'
cntcBofit8 wonderful ourcs, the reader jf
referred to the wrapper around the bottle
Ev?.rs bottle warranted to give sL'tiaf-cti'-n
or mm. y refunded
LaGkaK?k, Ga., March 23, 187jl.?
field & co., atlanta, OA.?
take pleasure in elating thai I bav
the last twenty years, the medicine yodere
putt Dig up, known as im. J. nunri <t.n's
female RtovLATun. and consider it tbcliest
combination ever gotten for the dis?USr4fer
which it is recommended. I huT? be*.n|fa
milar with the prescription both rs a j
titioner ol medicine Hnd in domestic
tice, und can honestly say the1 I rons] +i it.
a boon to suffering feinalea, andean but
thai ever* lady in our Whole lwid, who
be Buffering in any way pecwl'ur I*> thoi
may be note io procure a con to, mat
sufferings may not only borelieve-1, fcn
they may be restored to healti: and sire
With my kindest regards, I am, r-?peei
W. B FE PRELL, M.
We, the undersigned Drngg'Sfs. take
urc in commending to the trade
RraUfield'u Female Regulator?boli
to be a good and "reliable remedy f.
disedse for which he recommends it.
Lansde.ll, Atlanta, Ga.; PembcrtonJ
son. Taylor & co., Atlanta, Geor^ir.
wine & Fox, Atlanta, Georgia. W. Root
& Son, Marietta, Georgia.
LVR. PROPHITT'S CELEBRATED LIV
EB MEDICINE.?It is purely vegetal and
will act upon the Liver and Kidney* ?t
pronptly as Calomel and Buchu, withsjit any
?langer of salivation *or destruction tst tin '
borte?. Parties taking th'.v medlcinl need
not tear getting wet, or in any other it:-son a
ble exposure.
Svmi'toms or Liven Disr.a"v.:?Hotidtch?.
Dull Feeling or the Blues, Sour tftomael
Sick oa?-Nervous Headache, Eenrtburn, Ii
digestion or Dyspepsia, Bad or BiJor '.av
in the olo?th, the skin has a thick, ranpl
feeling, and is darker th:.n usual. (Vth
u<>.-s. Melancholy ,Fcrlii,-\ Cratps, Cold4?
Ftjct, Colic, Dysentery. Di. i rhoea. Chris and;
Fe*er, rndPilcs. In fact, where the Li*?
i-iiut of order, you are liable to every di-( ?/.
ens?1 ib.it is not cciiljigii'it.-. Prophitt's Li 4 ?'
er Mi lit in?-, if taken rtn Jrly, will prevei t*a
and euro any disease re^i dting from a d*-?^
r i - ?i liver. 1 Will pegubito its functiq -tjC
- ?. l t' r- ire all d it** asc- ? mst-d ' y th
mi l. Us lieftlih} * ? ? :ii;?r. is has '>eoi
i , i .t numb r ? f y.-r<, und I.SS g'v?
univiTSj-l iatisfat;i< a. Y:.?; ?* i* n.j l.ro l
? ii ?oii claiming to ! tvo t :? ? origin*!' re d
.- ?>!;! uii in b ah.Vesvl.-r ett'l '. ln$d !'<??'
1 ...hi Lt.. Sept. -i. U*V.'.- -DC. o.
PRui'ii 11 i": Si::: \Ji w :' hi* .et i \
\?;id 1?| ;i i'.'.i yctU";. D(.f'< 'S ?il ?f.-Ji
'???? i'!?d; --i.iv-r itiafti.,;.*.''? It
i? ? tit-ir
.:ny ;.u> d. ? RoivVfime^ago Iprc
Oi } our ??!.'??.'. r : l-Eci-ia,*' -ofi
;. C. A. Bi'rarey. wflieh te
4 cnrdjUig to f?reetions, has tttiCted -
I I l.f r-V.e.
U ? ic, GEO. L. T?0MP5?A .
i'i:m :. it. x. c. Sept. 24, l^oS.?I Lntjf
? Dr. O. S. Pn phitt k i.ivi > Mudicini- as
. lonnf. and foituia it l?> be wowerfui ? -4
iSfiontious! D is c:v?livui fur fuuctioi it
.,??.. !???? Uli ..t thjt l.iver or ccVsifpatio i <<if
the b??? ??!< : i'i ]?'-si c..>?,?; ^uj^, sei!:ii^ I u
necessity o'j n reguial eoiirfC of ftcdicine.
E,.J, >iiA na!u.-:e. a. M.
Paste. [Tryun
it\r.rox c'.i^tv. Texas. Aug {. lSd'' I .
S. PliGIMt" '.?/'"</? ? ! ,T.tcy?lli. 9
? inpirm yen chin I^nVe biwn troub'.i t
; at dciil with in loo. liutrtlter tu:?.\j
mtc bottle of your Liver MericThWr^l ' . 1
????at relief, i chirrrfully ric4tamen<i i.
. gooil Fsndly M ??io in?-, an 1 feel c mml i I
that it ii good for anything'nor which it
c. ima to be i?a uatiddte
Wiy. rcspectiudy, DICK AOCh'ETE.
PJIOPIIITT'S TAIN KILL IT
This is the celebrated me Heine tha
Perry Davis, P*tin KiPer oiit of the m?.
wherever it wu* soid, Davis made Pr .
ohange the mime (Vom Pr.i-,Jviller t?
:\id it. For Rhe?matism, Neur:'..
i pain of any kind it has no e.j lal 1j
j ItrulscsV Burns, or o'd Si r sr. It
,Ug yon can us.; as a dyesnfel
itea ?r Stings oi Poisonoti In
1 p iKet Antidote, it is goooicrj
j Cou'gliS, or Aowol Compli
! ind cfttcs its nature fully. I? ii
t. pain. . Manufactured aii
I viKi.K ii Co., Atlanta. Ga,
(ill druggists.
Dooi.y COONTV, G.\., Ap.
j Itc rtify lixjii I was eonj
I nnd most of th< time to
i in?; tiie greatest agony
j Rhcui'oi.i.Lsm, ?|',-r-ti?t mt^
.x..^ cured v.itlt two bt
! Prophitt's Amodyne Pain
ing rifty cents ^nly. It
Instantly. I thcrcforo
highest degree toot hers j
Ear disease. ? 1 csn
finest :iuoiiy inediein is nj
Yours truly, W.
Drvol.y Pot. stv, Ga
O. S. PHOIIMTT. I Iii
eighteen months, used y<
ider i: nneoualcd l>i n tything : par p.^
in the head, br.:.-;, b ?k ar side: antf.Mr
colie i'. o hing gives n-'.. ->t m\( sc .tvd W its
jour Anodyne Pain Kill. It is doling-a,. h>
goo'd in the community in other t?\j>ib?s im
my awn. Yours, ;.c? [). J, F0REIIA>D.
Newton Factosv, Oi , N?v., ~i$C7.-~Tr
Propbitt : Last summ. 4 r\* hoise spr-tti
his knee sevei fly. cunsi i^the^fdiole teg to
swell to about twice i gainrij sJx.^aad
rendering him almost h?:
tians of your Anodyne Pn
lyourediL j<
TEXlTirit
STATE OF GEOLGI\,j
Know all men by these nrj
this day, for-valuereen?
fcrrcd io Bradfiold A
.'wo apjaioo.
till 'i thorongh
|N ? DAVB.
iTf:.
: CbAUJ'^ii
told and traifV
Jie sole ri>,ht to
In
[Signe.. j 0,8. PROPHnr i -
pr^son^e, of T: . ;-. jc?v . ;u|Mt
(. raw lord, Note iy !'?: < >> Vj f \
V .uuf, dm-. 1 ,, ? ,. ?ii,,! h, KimitV*
ft CO., Brovl uroct v
aa> br nil dr.' t-;.|f