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Viani Irish Potatoes* M, plant a groat many, thoy will just, in tink whon tho twcot pota toes by nvost,fain:lic3 nro u>od up. Im press it also on tho minds of tho frccd meii to follow your example, aud that it is better for him to havo Irish potatoes during tho summer to subsist on, tbau i to'tgp to tho store and buy provisions ot ? ruinous prices. Irish potatoes are heal T thy food and save both moat and corn, j j have seen thousands of families suh }? listing on tho potato during the whole r ycaV, and bo strong to do all kind of hard work and tho people were heal- j Xn selecting tho seed I prefer the j <'Early Roso." They nrc the surest, yield moro than othev kinds and more palatable-. * In preparing the grovnd for pot toes ?I break it up deep and subsoil it. If I nave plenty short well rotted manure, 1 spread it broadcast beforo breaking up and plow it under. If my manure is not well rotted and consists partly of straw, Otc, I put on it tho potatoes in tho row. After breaking and subsoiling, 1 har row the ground woll, aud then lay off; tho rows threo and a. half to four feet 'npart^-by ruuuing a furrow about six ? incties deep, and plant the potatoes about eighteen inches apart in tho rows. The culture is very simple, but must . be done in time. _As soon as the plants arc z\\ up, the grctjcd ?Sght (i be stirr, I **d, cither with n cultivator, or, in a' small "patch, with n hoc. When the plants have reached seven to eight in ches, they ought to be hoed again and tilled well. This is the last work and ought to;be done with care. The ridges ought to.he inado largo cuough, so that no growing tubers nrc ever exposed to light. - ii ? ?? n ii ??.-???? i ? "Ciioork Vk."?A glass of whiskey is manufactured from about seventy grains of corn, the value of which is too small tr. be estimated. A glass of this mixture sells for a dime, and of a good brand, is considered worth tho money. It fires the brain, dcrunges and weakens the phisicul system. On the same side board on which the deleterious beverage is served lice a newspaper. It is cov ered with a half million type?it bring! intelligence from the four quarters of the globe. The newspaper costs less than the glass of grog, but it is not less | t-ruc that there is a h>rgc number ol* peo plo who. think corn juice cheap and newspapers dear I The ncwspnpci is a source of .pleasure and cubghtmeut to Oie home circle, as tho family, arc gath ered rround the b'rignt flowing fire on a winter everting, and the results of news paper rcadjug prove beneficial through life. rIhe first number cf the Ianner 'aud Gardener is received. This journal, to judge from its appearance ' and at uu dance of reading n.i.iter, is an invaluablj paper to, farmers. The editor in the issue beforo u^ says.: "Our paper shall not be the organ for any party or indi viduals, hut shall at all times, endeavor to furnish the farmers of the South with information most essential to their call ing ] to protect them as far as possible, against deception and fraud, and to ex pose what is proved to be unworthy of their c'cfnfid?oco." The Fanntr <i d Gardener is pub lished at August?, Ca., at frl per an uum. Sally's Mistake?"Sally, don't I like you V "ha ! Jim I reckon so." * ''Hut d.in't you know it. Sally ? Don't you think I'd tear the eyes of any hon est torn cat that dares to look at you for a second V\ "I s'pect you would." '.Well the fact of it is, Sally. T?. '?.Now, don't Jim! You me too sud den." "Aud, Sally, T want to?." "JNipW, don't 'ay all)thing more now, dim. I will?-" '?Rut it must: 1)0 iloi>'-> immediately, 1 want you to?" '?Oh.hush ! don't say any move " "J want vou to-ni?ht tu net,?." '?What, so soon. Oh, no, impossible ; falhor and mot'.er will be so angry at W" "How ? For doing mc such a favor n> to'm?" '??yes, near mo! Oh what a feeling." "Rut there must be soin? mistake, for tili I want you to do is to?tue.id my trowscrs !" .Sally could bear no more. Site threw up her arms, and screaming hysterically. 0.fainted away. 1 Ioi.;>. (. N.? IJobl (>?) to you/ tongue w.l.cn y?i*jari>,ju^t readtf U) swear, lie or apeak harshly, or use an improper.word. Hold on to your baud v\ hjn.you are about to strike, pinch, or do mi .improper U Co ll 1,1 i. ou to your temper when you are angry, excited or imposed upon, uro the, us uro angry about you. Hold on to your hearts when evil as sociates seek yonr company ; ai d invite utt to join in their mirth and revelry. Hold on to your name nt all limes for H|t is of more'value to you than gold, ' high places or fushi ;miblo attiro. Hold on to truth, for it will serve you well, and do tW good through ctcrni Hold on to your virtue, it i? ab.no all prices in nil ti m s and places. Hold on to four gemi chaiai Irr, for it is and ever will be jour b' st wealth. ' ?' ' CORN! LOW FOR CASH. ALSO . All Otliw Goods ruoi-ORTiojr. i COTTON IS SELLING LOW. AND . ..- < SO iTE SELL OUR GOODS ! jv8t . ..,. CALL AND SEE OUR PRICES, \YI DON'T CHARGE ANYTHING TO SHOW OUR STOCK. P. II. W. BRIGGMANN & CO. jun 28 oct 9 ly Citizen s Saving's Bank OP . SOUTH CAROLINA. William Martin, President jno. B palmer, Vice-president. jno. p. thomas, A. G. BRENT'.ER, C?shior. j. C. B. SMITH, Ass^-taut Cashier. DIRECTORS. Wade Hampton. B. II. Rutlkoob. J. p. Thomas. D. Ravenki., Jr. F. W. McMastkr. Rev. William Mabtix A. f. II \sk! i.r.. .Txo. B. Pai.mf.b. J. Eli Greco. Thomas E. Gkeoo. ORANGERURG RRANCH, AT THE ENGINE ITOrSE. SOLICITORS. Messrs. GLOVKH & tiLOVEk. LOCAL FIXAXCE COMMITTEE. Hon. THOS. W. GLOVER. Col. PAUL S. FELDKR. Cnpt. JOHN A. HAMILTON. A SSIS TA XT CA SHIER. JAMES II. FOWLES. Deposits oT $1.0O and I'pnnrds ^Received. INTEREST allowed on DEPOSITS, and SIX PER GENT., compounded every six mouths, on Accounts. Wo will also do an EXCHANGE BUSI NESS. jan 21 c Gin The People's Bakery. NEXT DOOR TO RED COFFEE POT, East of Prcshylrrinn GhufcU\ itutStU-St. I am happy to ANNOUNCE to the CITI ZENS of Orangcluirg. that 1 11111 now PRE PARED to SUPPLY Familes and Cns'omers ivlili BREAD, CAKES, PIES, und nil other articles generally found in a FIRST CLASS RAKER Y. WKD?ISG CAKE prepared with great care to suit the mosi fastidous tastes. The PATRONAGE of my friends and ftl low-citisens is respectfully solicited. THOS. W. ALBERGOTTI. Mrs. ALBERGOTTI returns thanks for the Patronage hcretoforo bestowed, and hopes her friends und Customers will contin ue the same. She will keep .constantly on liana an as sortment of FRUITS. CONFECTIONARY and FANCY ARTICLES ns usual. dec 10 Sip METALIC CASES. THE UNDERSIGNED HAS ON BAND all of tho various Sizes of the abovo discs, whieh can he furnished immediately on ap plication. Also manufactures WOOD COFFINS as usual, and at the shortest notice Apply to II. BIGGS, mar 6?tlin Cnrriagc Manufacturer. I* I Gr HE FAMILY COFFEE oxr. noon EAST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. IL E. II. PEARSON Have just received and will keep constant ly on hand, one ot the best assorted and cheapest let of COOKING STOVES ever offered in this market TIN w^viu<; Made to order and supplied to Mcrcnants by Wholesale and Retail at Charleston prices. C7UTTER.IN? made nud put up any where on Reasonable terms and on short notice Repairing done at the shortest notice and Cheap. All I want is a trial to substantiate the mv ,?f,it,, iR r.nw Prices for Cash, oct 20 nug i\i bin THE POLICY HOLDEltS* LIFE AND T<)NT1N E ASSU R A NC E COM PA N V ovt. t 11 /; s o u X* //, SO IIro<3<l Street, CHARLESTON, S. C. WM. Mc.BUIlNEY, President. E. P. ALEXANDER, Vice-Pi esident and Actuary. GEO. E. BOG GSk Secret ay, JNO. T. DARDY, Medical Adviser. The:1; are no Stock Holders in the Com pany. Tt is Purely Mulunl, nad a'i? iVn Sur pjns must be Annually Divided Equally among the Policy Holders PHILIP M. PORCH EH, General Agent for South Carolina. E. W. FENS, Local Agent. A. T. DAR BY, Mcdloil Examiner. uug ?7 Cm E. L. HALSEY, r^SIBEB AM? TIMBER COMMISSION MERCHANT, Wharf, Went End ftlontnguc-St CHARLESTON, S. C. aug 37 ly AT THE CORNER!!! ?:o: GREAT INDUCEMENTS OFFERED IN . j WINTER GOODS X). LOUIS is SELLING the ABOVE GOODS AT and BELOW gOST. Now is the tiuio to get BARGAINS. -:o: JUST RECEIVED SPRING GOODS OF VERY LOW FOR CASH AT feb 18?ly 13. LOUIS', AT THE CORNER. ETTIWAN GUANOS, SOiUBLE AND SULPHURIC ACID MANUFACTURED AT THE ETI WAN WORKS, C II A II L 8. S T 0. y, So. Ca. BY Til Id suLruriuc acid and superphosphate company. The now well known KW wan Guano is manufiictured from the Native Bon? Phrsphutes of South Carolina. These Phosphates in their natural stufe uro Inso luble, and require to be ground to powder, and made Soluble by Sulphuric Arid. This Company have now in operntimi the largest Sulphuric Acid Chambers at the South, and' ate, therefore, able to manufacture at the lowest rate-;, the highest yrade of Fertiliser; la-being clear that tho greater the proportion of Soluble Phosphate which any Fertilizer, contains, the less the quantity rc?|ttircd per acre. In order to make the Fertilizer complete Ammonia and Potash in sufficient quanti ties are added. With these views tho Cotupiny manufacture and oiler Hirsute e T 1 W an OH a N. 0 S , Warranted to contain-from 15 to 20 per Cent, of Dissolved iJono Phosphatoof Lime, and from 2 to 21 per Cent, of. Ammonia, with u sufficient addition of Peru vian Guano nnd Potash, to adapt it to all crops. Price 805 p"r ton, cash; on lime 87,0 per ton, and interest 7 percent, per annum.. DISNOhVEl) b>? Of high grade, sfaitable for Manufacturer;* or Piantcrs, being in itself an cxcelb lit Fertilizer, and Especially adapted for compost. As large quantities oi Sulphuric Acid are used to dissolve the Phosphate, this will bo found a cheap iititi convenient way to transport that, material. The grade furnished will bo from IS to 20 p r cent. Dissolved Bone Phosphate. Price 640 per ton cash. On titj:<\ 845, with interest at 7 per cunt, per annum. Still higher grades will be fur iis!iad to urdei at an additional price percentage. COMPOUND ACID PHOSPHATE, Specially prepared for. e/>tnp?sting with ent'ojfi :vu*d ai d other jilai lati n nuiliuicr. Price ?35 per ton ; cash; on time, i'40, with intwrrV. at 7 per cent, per uiioum. G 11 0 ? N D B t) N*.tt? At much lower rates;.aonsisting simply of the Native B ?uc Phosphates gr mid to powder. Price 520 "pat;tau cash.. On time, $22 and interest ai 7 \*ue cent, per annum. WM. C. Bi;3,& CO., Agents, No. 14 Adgcr's Wharf. C/tiirfi'xtoH, S, C Gr II. CORNEL-SON, Agent, Or-ngcbmg. S. C. N. B.?The percentage of Dissolved Br>uo Phosphate of Lime,:?u.l Anrmmii In all the Etiwans, is1 asecr.ained at the Works, Uy thjdr Chemist, before delivery Should any purchaser be dissatisfied, he in ty return average samples of any pur chase, within 30 days after delivery, and they will .be analyze ! anew, and any deficiency in the p<fr.einjagegunriUUeed will be malJ jyod to him by ilie Com [?any. jan 28 c W.u -r M'NAM AS A & JONE 7*Q k3 ARE NOW SELLING READY MADE CLOTHING, LADIES CLOAKS & DRESS GOODS REGARDLESS OF COST! Now is the Time to Get Bargains! FRESH FAMILY GROCERIES ALWAYS ON IIAND?COM E AND SEE FOR YOURSELVES dec 10 c 1 v II AVE JUST RECEIVED A FINE LOT OF G R O C E R I E S WHISKEY, i Which tttcy uro ottering w.hj low. Fa. i\is I... _ BACON, FLOUR, SUGAR, COFFEE, Will find it to thei: advantage to CALL and PRICE OUR GOODS. A U0W h'i of FINE HAMS Jost reeeivod. They will also find a CHEAP lot of DRY GOODS.. SHOES, HAT4S. ?c net 15?Cm T. A. JEFEOUDS & < 0. \i"rour.n iNnw.m Tili budlio that nr. fa stim, oAltittiso on the hau. TT riii^e flaking in nil its. various brandies, ntnl will Manufacture ? r II C] ivir ,t ll Shortest Notice, nil Carriagev^Buggica or Wagons. And am also prepare I "itli NEW PRESS AND GIN TO GIN AND PACK COTTON at SIlOItT XOTin:. fcottori t; INS KU AT MY MI Lb has brought frfm J to i c ml aiort tlAn that (jiuictl ou the common (lias, eot 8 ap\ 2?ly II RlU'oS WASHINGTON HOUSE BY Mrs. M. W. Btratton, cobxbb. ?? GERVAIS & ASSEMBfFY STREETS COLVMBIA, % C. Convenient to 1 Be Greenville and Charleston Railroads and tho Business portion of (he City. Rate pf Transient Board?Two Dollars per Day. Begulnr Boarders received at Bensonaldo Bates- . ? dec 10 . . w If COHPOUKO ACID, phosphate of lime. FOR COM POSTING WITH COTTON RBftD, THIS ARTICLE IS MANUFACTURED by the PACIFIC GUA-NO COMPANY at Charleston, S. 0., under Superintendence of Dr. ST. J ULI EN RA VENE L. When conti posted with an equal weight of Cotton Seed, Its results have been found fully equal to the best stundard fertilizers. Its economy must commend it to the notice of planters gener ally. For specific direct ions for composting and for supplies, apply to .1 N. ROBSIN; Sellin/ Agent, Charleston, 8. C. JNO. S. REESE Si Co., Geiur.il Agent's, Baltimore. dec 21 td pacific tiUANo company;;, (CAPITAL $1,000,000) solu rue pacivic guano. rpHS GUANO IS NOW SO WELL KNOWN in all the Southern StutoH for its re markable effects as an agency for increasing the products of labor, r_s not to require Special recess mendaf ion from n.*. It* ? fo? five years past has established its char acter for reliable excellence. THi large fixed capital invested by the Company in this *rndo, affords the surest guarantee of the continued excellence of its Guano. J. N. ROBSQN, Soiling Agent. Charleston, S. C. JNO. S, DULSE & CO., General Agents, "alt imor-*. Dec. 2 L tf. 1T -.E INSURANCE. tic;: kicszjsoxd ra n [ting and insurance COM PA XV, O?( i2q2. Maia ahtll2fh gtretfi, richmond, ya. JOHN B. DAVIS, President. JOHN F. C, POTTS, Secretary. '; MANN S. QUARLES,.Casaiicr. T. IL STARKE, General Agent Having this day. (Oct. lTfh. IC7Q.) ro ccived tili? iippoiul men! *f AffENT for Or nngebnrg of the above INSURANCE COM PANY, I niu prepared to Dike RISKS on <Stores, Stocks of Mtrohandixe ami- Dwell iir?g9itl rcnsonnble rites. .?^'?N A. HAM1TEON, Agent K?r The Richmon 1 Ranking and Insnrmcc Company, and Soulhorn Life Insurance Company. Mail:? i..St., OratigCburg, S. C ocl 22 , Vf G5 First Prize krtluls Awarded. -.-?-^ TUE CHEAT ??? Manufaorory. IV9I. K&AISS A CO. MAM FACTCIIKBS of V1! AND, SQUARE AND UPRIGHT /'/A S O FORTES, Ball l ux o r c, M d. These inst i u;n*.tits have been before t'ie Ettblic ti r li ear Icy Thirty years, and upon t heir excellence alone attained an unaurthht eil prc-cmiiicnre, which pronounces them un equaled. TI.eir ToNE combines great \ ewer, sv. cct ncssun l tine singing quality, usvycll as grcnl purity of Intonation and Sweetness through out l he cut ire scale. Their TOUCH is pliant anil elastic, and entirely free from the Stiffness found in so in.ms Pianos IN WOBKMANSHIP they are unequalled using none but the very best kkasoNBH MATR Rl u., the large capital employed in our lm-i ncss enaSling us to keep continually an im mense slot k of lumber, &c, on handi All ouFSguAur Pianos hnvcour Newlm proved Qtrr* runySbnU and Aouaffs TitF.m.n. We wnild call -.a-cial nltcntion to our late improvements itvGHAND PIANOS AND SQUARE GRANDS, Pvtksteh Ai ui st 14' 1800, which bring tho-Piimo nearer perfec tion than has yet been attained. Every Piano fully warranted tor FivoYears. We have made arrangements for theSoiJfc Wno'Ksvi.r. Anr.Novtfur the most celebrated PAKLOE ORGANS AND M LODEON8, which eo offer. Wholesale and Retail, at Lowest Factory Prices. WM. KNABE S CO. Ualtimore. Kd> sept 10 tit :o l i > CAROLINA BITTERS. A DELIGHTFUL TONIC. Wc take great plcasuro in offering the OLD CA RODIN A BITTE US to the pu?.lie They are compoundcl will great care, an 1 c mtain some 61 l.hc besl Ton los in the i Imrmacopiii, As evidence of th supei io. .!y of our Iii ? IVl.S over nil others w.' have ooi'ttH fates fro it i : my of flic !? id ingphysieiiutf in oiirStnto. who Iiut.o piv scribed Ihum in their prae'ico. The Wti; be foiia ; in. : i ib'n for Want of App ujl ?. Gen irul pi h'A'.Xy. c .:;t, au I r.M. r. ami D\ v i i. We do not ol. r our Bill . ? o. for i.ll discai j nnl ?. in Arontaijo : > ..e they have no ? rpj 1 . lor sai ? b,v !?? ? n 1 flrooers every where. I'' i!!" ?: ' . ?? . GO IDI I -'-A, \\ \\' :-'AN & CO., Iniport iv o ( ho"* Drugs nul Client! cal-, C lurks.. ? S Cj mar ft ly EXPECTORANT) For the Speedy Belief And Permanent Cure of CONSUMPTION, ISKOA'CKiTIg, A S T II M A. COLDS, And all Discuses of the LUNGS, CHEST, OR THROAT! Hp HE EXPECTORANT is Composed exchi Bircly of Herbal and Mucilaginous pro ?tuet*, which Permeate I ho Vdry Substance or the Lungs, canning Ihciu to throw off the acrid, matter which collects in the llronchi.il Tube?, and" at the HJiinc time firms a soothing coating, relieving the irritation which produces tiie cough. The objeel to he obtained is4o clcange tlm organ of nil impurities; to nourish and strengthen it when it has become impairc 1 and enfeebled l>y disease; to renew and in vigorntc the circulation of the blood and i strengt hen t ho nervous organization. The EXPECTORANT doe.<> this to a* astonishing degree. It is active but mild and congenial,, impacting functional energy nnd natural strength. Ii affords Oxygen to vitalize the blood, nnd Nitrogen to assimilate the matter, It Equalizes the "Acrrous Influence," producing quiet ami composure TO CONSUMPTIVES It is invaluable, as it immediately relieves the difficult brent lung aud hnrrossiug cough which attends that disease, FOR ASTHMA Tt is a specific?one dose often relicvingrthc-j distressing clioking, and producing calm and pleasant repose. FOll CHOIIP No mother should ever be without a bottle of | the EXPECTfJttANT in the house We hive niitnoi-mm certificates of its hnvine relcivcd, almost instantly, the little sufferer, when death appenred almost inevitable. W OTII ERS RE A DV iSED I Ac jt it on Hand ! This dread disease requires prompt action; as soon aa the hoarse, hollow cough is heard, apply the remedy, and it is easily subdued : I5ul IK'Iuj Is Daagorolia! &5r The properties of the EXPECTO RANT are demulcent, nutritive, balsamic, soothing and healing. It braces the n tvoiih system aud produces pleas-nt und refreshing sleep. // EjIhIuvo'cs ami luUvec* GatowinA r.'iiu l/*j resaytnr Containing all these qualifies in u conVcn- ! ivril and bopecntrntcu lumi, it has proven to ! ,b? the % Ht:si V.iRwfcltf T.u:i:? B:il arA> ever offered t?. au?ercra IV?ilisTnt&i?uary dir cas a. Prepared by V. 31. II. Tl'TT ? - r;a^r.v,.G^?) :.So'(7 ?*./? Pru^Jids errri/ifffifil?..-, r.'iv ? > . Cm Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, For Diseases of the Throat and Lungs,. ' auch aa CoujEhs, Colds, "Whooping' Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma, end Consumption. rrobabty never before in tho whole history of medicine, has any thing- won to widely and so. t dccplv upon tlio .couildcnuc of Mankind, r.s this- ' excellent remedy for pulmonary compl&iuts. Through a lung series of years, and among most of the races of men it has risen higher and higher in their estimation, as it has become better known. Its uniform character and power to cure the va rious affections of the luugra and throat, liave made it known as a reliable protector against them. While adapted to milder forms of disease and to young children, It Is at the same time U:e most effectual remedy that eun be given for incip ient consumption, and the dangerous affections of the throat and lungs. As a provision against sudden attacks or Croup, it should be kept on hnnd in every family, and indeed aa id I ate some times subject to colds aud coughs, aU should he provided with this antidote for them. Although settled t'o??*tff?i/>/toM Is thought In curable, still great mi in hers of rates where the disease seemed settled, have been complete!* cured, and the patient restored to sound health ? by the Cherry I'rrtornl. So complete is its niaMcrv over Uie disorders of the Lungs *nd Throat! that the most obstinate of them yield to ' . VV'ho/i nothing else could reach them, under the Chftry l'eetoral they subside and diRapncar. titnyera nun' k'ublle tijteakcr* llnd pent protection from it. Art hum la always relieved and often wholly cured by it. Jtronclittia Is generallv cured by taking tho Cherry J'rrlorot in small nnd (reqncnt dotes. So generallv are Its virtues known, thut wo need not publish the ceuillcates of them here, or do more than assure the public that its (pudities are fully maintained. Ayer's Ague Cure, For Fover and Ague, Intermittent Fovcr, Chill Fover, Remittent Fever, Dumb Aguo, Periodical or Bilious Fever, A.c., and indeed all the affections which ariso - from, malarious, marsh, or miasiuatia. poisons. As it* name Implies, it does Cure, and doe? not fail. Containing neither Arsenic. OuUi'.ne, His nuith, Zinc, nor any other mineral or poisonous substance whatever, li In nowise Injtues nay pa* tlcnt. The number and importance of its enrca* hi the ague di-iriet?. arc literally. In-yond account," of Ague medicine. Our pride I" grs: tilled by the acknowledgments we receive or the rndiral cures effected in obstinate rases, and whore oUicr rem edies kau wholly failed. Unaccllmated persons, either resident in, or ttavelllng through miasmatic localities, will bo* pn.te.-ted l>\ taking the AGUE; CVltK dally. For J.trr'r Complaint*, arising from torpid ity of the Liver, it Is an excellent remedy, stimu lating the I.lver into health) aaiivitv. For BUiana Disorders and I Jver Complaints, it Is an excellent remedy, prodhcing many truly remarkable cure;, whore other medicines had failed. Prepared by Dn. .T. C. Avr.n .t Co., Practical and Analytical Chemists, Lowell, Mass., nnd sold all roimd the world. J'ltlCE. fit.OO J'EJl IIOTTLE. Dr. E. J. OMVERO.H, Agent at Orangebnrg C. H. augO ly Water wheel, Mill Gearin?,Shaftin?&Pul!eys K E AD IT is well knownvto Doctors and to La iiics, that Women me i ubject to n u in e rons diucfrsus peculiar te iJt, Uieir sex?such as Kup?-<g^> prcssiou of the Mcnse? Whites, Painful Month- ; ly 'Periods4'. BLcuma lisin of the Hack and Womb, Irregular Men- ^t]55 st:*ui otlon, tlomorrbng* ****** <>r Excessive ''Flow?" and prolapsus Uteri 01' or lulling of tbs Womb? These diseases have iuljoiu been treated successfully^ The profession has sought diligently for some, remedy ?hat would ?-nbald them to treat these diseases wifh,.rucci*s. At lust that remedy has been discovered by one of the most skillful physicians in the Staje 0f Georgia. That remedy is BEAD FIELD'S FF.MALE HEGULATOR. It ia purely vegetable, and is put up iri ' Atlanta. On., by mtAuriai.ps & co. y. *will jourlfy the blood and strengthen the system, relieve in ilaiion of the kidnejs, and is a perfect specific for all the above diseases; as eer tain a cure as Ouininei? in Chilis and Fev er 5. For a history of diseases, and certifi cates of its wonderful enres, the reader is referred to the wrapper around the bottle. . Evers bottle warranted to give satisfaction or money refunded. LaCbanok, Ca., March 23, 1870_BnAta riri.n & co.'. atlahta. a^ ?-Dear Str?rTl take pleasure in stating that I have used for.* the last twenty years, the medicine you are* putting up, known as im. i. BBAluriai.n'n iejiai,k bkutlator, nnd consider it the best combination ever gotten for the diseases for which it ia recommended. I bate, been fa milar with the prescription both as a prac titioner of medicine and in domestic prac tice, and can honestly say that I consider it a boou to suffering females, andean but hope* Mint every lady in our Whole land, who may' be suffering iu any way peculiar to their sex, may be able to procure a bottle, that their' ,sufferings.may not only be relieved, but that they may be restored to health and strength. Witii my findest regards, 1 am, respectfully,. W. B- FERRELL*; HI. D. We. the undersigned Druggists, take pleas ure in commending to the trade Dr. J. I I'rnUfield's Female Regulator?believing it to bo a good and reliable remedy for the discuse tor which he recommends it. W. A. Lunsdell, Atlanta, Ca.: Pembcrton, Wjl |futi. Taylor & co., Atlanta, Georgia, wine & Fox, Atlanta, Georgin. W. & Eon, Marietta, Georgin. DR. PEOPHtTT'8 CELEBRATED ER MEDICINE.?It is purely vegetable, and will nc! upon the Liver and Kidneys as pronptly as Calomel and Duchu. without any danger of salivation or destruction of the bones. Parties takiurr this medicine need not fenr getting wet, or in .-.ny other rcusona blj er.pojure. SvMi'TOAi- or tlVKU D;m:ask :?Hendnclie, Dull Feeling Or tb" Blues, Sour Stomach,. Sick or Nervous Headache, Heartburn, In digestion or Dyspepsia, Bad or Bitter Taste iii the .Mouth, the skin has a thick, rough feeling, and is darker than usual, Coslivr ^iicss, Melancholy Feeliuga,. Ctamps, CoM Tcit. Colic, Dysentery. DLirrhma. Chi'ls and ??7?-r. an'.! l'tTcs^ In fact, where the Liver* ii"out ??.for.K r, you r.rc liable to every dis gape that is not confn^'ou.-. Propnitt's Liv er Medicine, if taken properly, will prcvei.t' an 1 cure any disease resulting- from a de raiig.'d liver, . It will regubxHnits fanellnns thus cure" all diseases caused by tho fail .ic ol ila-bcalrby rtetiou. It has b?cn u < I ?or rt) gr -:.: number of year**, and baa given universalsatisfaction. Tit're is no broth. 1 tor son claiming to boyo Cu original recipe, t i>- put up in Uoili 1'ou dev. ami Fluid form. Far.iltiux, G?.. Sept. 4. lru?8.?DR. C. ft, i'RGPHEI V: Si it: My w.fe has bcosi an in ..1 I ><-r fill ire n yea:-?. Doctors all agreed ? had "Liver Din.us-." In counect.o.? :h lh-tr p;aettee she u.cd various and 10',d i- m ? Is .-, mule <?( which seemed t > ! j n.y j?u.<d. ? Sometime ag.? i procured ahol tie ;ir ? d.i7. r .y..d iq-hL?/-1- ot^y^ur-agi rVT'.XT ~T. iTsTvey. wit ch being given* ' n vi itliti '. to circction.** ittetr affcofcdfl coin idete cur-;.. - ..> ..,? ?c*?#*/**' il^fcctfuPy, :.c, CEO. L. THOMPSON: CtiABt.orr. k. ?*., Sept. 21 IS'";'-.?I ha\a i Dr. t) S. pnoplut? .-: Liver* Medicine a* ionic, 11 R?u 11 u it to hi?'*povycrfu! and lili^cjicioiis. D is ixcc'lo-it fuv function.*.'? lernngcment of the Liver.or constipation ..f" :he Upweljfl in nn:>l c.ses superseding tno i;v ct a regular course of medicine. P.. .IM LYN A I* DIE. A. M. P t3tor Ti y^t- Sf." M\t;;iiv.C,jw-fY, T.?xas. Aoy. 1P00 ?-Dr ??. S. 1 'uoi'iir'tt ? D<iirjfi>7 I write yon Oiih. ... in for in y?u that I have baeh troubled a* at deal a'ith in dention, but after using one bottle of your Livor Me.li***nx-, I irnd-' ;i*c?.t rcEcf. I chccafully recomniend it as 1 good Family Mcdiciite, tuid feel caiifident. i.-.a it is j;i-??'h foiv anything for which it iuis to l)^' an antidote. V.r. respecifuBR DICK LOCKETE. ? Red Root LIV PUOPIUTT'S PAIN KILL HY This is the celebrated mcdicinethatr.ua' Ferry Davis, Pain Killer out of the market, - wherever it was sold. Davia mude Prophitt i.tigo the ii..mo from 1* in Killer to Pain . i\lil it. For Ithenmntism, Neuralgia, or*' pain of any kind it has no eijual For Cu:s. [fvil'scs, burns, or old Sons, it is the bot hi it a you can use as a dressing. For Stniko ;li:es or Stings of Poisonous Insects, it is a \v rfcel Antidote. It is good forColie, Colds,. oiighs, or Aowcl Complaint. Its name ind eaten its nature fully, ll is truly Dcxtii < tu pain. Manufactured and sold by Bbau FIKI.B .*C Co., Atlanta. Ca., and for sale by all druggists. DodtT Cut sty, Ga.. April, 1S67.?This is I- certify that I*was confined to (hediouae, uid most of the time to my bed, and sufTer toe greatest agony imaginable with ,;iiviinuitism, for five months, ami after \ry~ ?::g every available remedy, with no relief, 1 was cured with tWo bottles of Dv-.O* " I'lOphllt's Amodyne I'ain Kill If, each cost ing fifty cents only. If frlieved 1110 almost iufltantly. 1 therefore recommend it in tho . ;. I can say that if is one of the . litiest ta.nily. ?wdieines now out, certain. Vmiith truly, W. A. FOREH AND.' Dooi.v Cot nty, G\., Oct. 27. 18157."?Db. O. l'roi tMTT. 1 have, during the last eighteen mouths; used your Pain Kill It.jutd 1 consider it umipuikd by nuytbing for pai.r iii iuQ bcail, breast, b.-.ck or side; and for colic nothing gives relief^Jialf so quick as your Anodyne l ain Kiir;^fit is doing much good in the community in other families 119 my own. Yours, &c, D. T. FOREHAND. Nkv.tox Factobv, G\.. Nov., 18G7.? Di.. I'roph tt : Lshl m'.mnu r my horse sprained his knee severely., causing ih** whole leg to fo about twico it natural aize, mid rendering him almost lu Iples*; two applica tions of vom- Anodyne Pain Kill It thomngh iy eared lt. .10HN B. DAVIS. CERTIFICATE. STATE OF GLtHDil A,?Fti.ton ( ov tt. - Know all men by theso preferite. Tfcat 1 have Ibid day, for value received, sold and trana i"errvd to Dtndftcld &. Co., the sole right to m mill ictnrc and sell my Family Medieines, and have fuiniidiod them wi" lite full re cipes, and iif.vc butboriard l .? sui 1 Ilrad fiebl o: Co., to print, or have printed, any thing they may sco proper concerning ,ui\ and all of above named Medicines Thirt l?th day of .'one, 1S70. '[Sigurd] O. S. rUOriMTr lu presence of Thomns P. Jones, Roivit Crawford, Notary Public, (tu. s.) Manufiicturcd and for sale by HI! ADFlF.I.D & CO., Broad street, Atlanta', <-?., and for sa'o bv nil druggists. Aug 12 lt