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';**?'<*? * ' ' TT- .*t3atr- itHt>? ? f Aft* and Joint Reaolutlo** . Pwscd by the legislature (JtoMion 187? *??* 1871. . ? >.'->'- ?? ?>**fcarf*. :.?,-^; *t*? 1-4 [ Continued frimi lent' Week.] Sec.'6. That tho iutoudant^aud.war-' dens duly elected and qualified shall, during their term of service, severally and respectively, be vested with all the . power? of a trial justice or ether rafejr?' or court; and tho Intendant' shall nnd may, as often as may be nocessnry, sum mous the wardens to meet in council; any two of whom shall, with ' tho inteu daut or any three wardens, constitute a quorum to transact business, and they shall bo known by tho name of the town council nf Mnn?iug. And they- nnd their successors hereafter AoFbeMloct cd, may have a common seal, which shall be affixed to all thoir ordinances, may sue nnd bo sued, may plead and bo i in plea ded, in any of law or cqnity in thij State, and purchase, hald, possess and enjoy to them and their successors, in perpetuity, or for any term of years, any estate, real or personal, or mixed, and sell, alien or convey the sauio : Pro vided, The same shall not exceed, at any one time, tho sum of ten thousand dollars.' And the intendant nnd war dens shall have full power Jo make.and establish all such rules, by-laws nnd or dinances respecting tho roads, streets, markets and police of said, town, as shall appear to them necessary and requisite for the security, welfare tand conven ience of said town, or for preserving health, order, peace and good govern ment within the same; and all t he by laws, rules and ordinances the said coun cil may make, shall, at all lime?, be subject to revisal or repeal by the gcu eral assembly of this State. And the said council may fix and impose 1 fines and penaltis fcr the violation thereof, aud appropriate tho same to "the public UBCs of said corporation : Provided, that no punishment shall exceed fifty dollars' fino or thirty days' imprisonment. Sec. 7. That the iutondant nud war dens of said town shall have full power ^ to grant or refuse licenses to Keep tav erns, or to retail spirituous liquors with in tho corporate limits of Bam " town, upon such conditions, aud U-iiler such cirtumstanccs, as to them shall scorn proper and right: Provided, That in :u> instance shall the price of c licenvp to keep tavern, or to retail spirituous 11 quors, be fixed at a less sum that) is established by tho law of this State; and all moneys paid for liccuscs, and for fines and forfeitures for retailing spirit uous liquors, keeping tavern nud billiard tables with in tho limits without licenses, shall bo appropriated to the public uses of said towu : Provided, That the inten dant and wardens, duly aud qualified. Bhall not have power to grant any li .-censo to keep taverns or retail spiritu . ous to extend beyond the term lor which they have been elected. Sec. S. That it shall be the duty of (ho iuteudunt and wardens'to' keep alj loads, streets and ways within their cor. porate limits open aud in good repair. They fchall have power to compound with all persons liablo to work tho streets, ways and roads in faid town, upon such terms as they, by ordinance, shall cstublieh, tho moneys- so received to bo applied to tho public use of snid town ; and all persons refusing or fail ing to pay 6uch commutation .'hall ho liabio to such fine, net exceeding tweuty dollars, as the town council may impose. Sec. 9. The said town council shall have power to regulate sales at auction within the limits of said towu, and to grant licenses to said auctioneers : Pro vided, Nothing herein contained shal. extend to sales by Sheriff,'clerk of court jndgo of probate, coroner, excutor or or by any trial justice or other inferior court. Sec. 10. They shall also have power to impose on nuuual tax nut exceeding twenty cents on every hundred dollars of tho assessed value of real aud person al estate lying within the corporate lim its of said town, the real abd per.soual estate of churches aud sohool associa tions excepted, aud to icgulato tho prico of licenses upon all public shows aud exhibitions in the said town; to erect a povr4er magazine, and compel any per son holding moro thnn twenty-live pounds of powder to atmo tho same therein, and to make regulations for the rate? of storage thereof) and for keeping nnd delivering the Fame. The said council shall huvo power to cufurco the payment of all taxes levied under au thority of this act, against tho property nnd person of all defaulters, to the Bame extent and in tho manner us ifl provided by luw for the collection of tho general .taxes, except that executions to cufurco the payment of the town laxe? shall be issued uudcr the seal of tho corporation, nud directed to the towu marshal or other persons copnciully appointed by the town council to collect the same; and all^ property upon which a tax .shall he le vied is hi i< by declared and' made liable for the- ptcmemt thereof, in preforcucjr Bli.a.'-l'Jl >JKH-L?!>- <U~l?i U-'-i-J - *,_UK-~'-Bi-"?V to all other debts against the said prop erty, except debts duo to the State, which shall first be paid. ' Sec. 11. That the said town council shall have power, with the consent of tho adjneent laud owners, to close all Such roads, streets aud waya within the town as they maty/'ticern ? necessary, by tho sale of the freehold therein, either at public or private sale, as they way adjudge best for the interest of the said town; and they shall have-the power to lay out, adopt, open and keep in repair all suoh new streets, roads and: ways within tho town as they may deem ne cessary for tho improvement, and con venience of the said towu : Provided, That no street, road or way shall, be opened without first having obtained the concent of tho land owucr or ownois through whose premises any such new street, road or way may pass. Sec. 12. That the said town oouncil shall have power, and arc hereby au thorized, to elect one or more marshals, (in ndditiou to tho Sheriff of Clarendon, who shall also bo a marshal of tho towu) to fix their salaries and prescribe their datier-, who shall be Bworn in aud inves ted with all the powers and subjected to ; all tho duties and liabilities ' that con stables now have or are. aubjeciod to by law, in addition to tho duties and lia bilities specially conferred and imposed I upon them by tho town council:1 Provi | ded, That their jurisdiction shall be con fined within the limits of the said town. Sec. 13. That tho said towu council shall have power to establish a guard house, and to prescribe, by ordinance, suitable rules and regulations for keep ing ane governing the same, and uutil such guard house shall be established, thoy shall be authoriced to nso a room in tho common jail of Clarendon couuty for the co i ihn em cut. of all persona who may be subject to be committed for vio lation of auy ordinance of tbe town, passed in conformity to the provisions of this act; aud the said town council may. by ordiunuce, or tho said iutcudant and wardens, in person any one or more of them, authorize and lequirj any mar shall of the town, or any co istablo, appointed for that purpose, to arrest aud commit to said. guard house or jail of Clarendon couuty, as tho case may he, for a term not exceeding twenty-four hours, any person or persons, who, within the corporate limits of said tov/n, may be engaged in a breach of the peace, any riotous or disorderly conduct, open ob scenity, public drunkenness, or in any of them ; and it shall be the duty of the town marshals .to artest nud commit all such ofi'c?dew * hen; retired to do so, who shall -h?vo power to call to their assistance the vostc co)ni(afus, if need be to aid in making such arrests'; and upon failure of tho town marshal to perfurni such doty ng required, they ahull seve rally bo subject to snch finos and penal ties as the town council may establish ; and all persons so imprisoned shall p&y the costs und expenses incident to their imprisonment, whioh said costs and ex penses shall he couoctad in the same manner as provided by this act lor the collection of fines imposed for violation of ordinances : Provided*; That such im prisonment shall not exempt the party from tlio payment of any line tho coop cil may impose for the offence foi which ho may have bceu oommittod. Sec. 14. That tho said town council chall have the power to collect the taxes from all persons representing, publicly, within the corporate limits, for gain or reward, any plays or shows, of any kind whatsoever, to be used for the purpose of said town. Sec. 15. That all the tines shall here after be collected for retailing, without license, within tho corporate limits of the said town, shall bo paid one-half to the informer, and the other half to the council, for the use of tho said town. Sec 1G. That the said town council J..I1 t.._?_ ?i _ within their corporato limits ; ond, also, to appoint a board of health for said towu, and to pass such ordinances as may be necessary to define the duties nnd penalties upon the members of the said board, for noglect of duty or refusal to servo: Provided, That no fine hereby authorized to bo imposed hall exceed the sum of twenty dollars. Sec. 17. That the said towu couuoil shall have power to borrow money for tho public use of tho corporation, by issuiug, from time to time, us occasion may require, tho bonds of the corpora tion, bearing interest at a rato uot to ex ceed seven per centum a year, to be paid semi annually, lor an amount not tu ox cecd five thousand dollars; aud for the payment of tho interest, and the ultimate redemption of tho principal, according to the terms of the said corporation shall, ut all times, be liable : Provided, That the private property of the inhabitants of tho said towu ?hall bo bound for the sedcuption of the said loan in no other way than by tho imposition of an annual tax, according to tho provisions ol this act. Sec. 18. That the iutcudant aud war ^deu? elect shall, during their term of office, bo-exempt fr:;ui atrcet dutj. Euch | lywu council .hall, within one mouth ; JajWfcr tho expiration ol their term of' office, inake out'aud return to thoir suc cessors, a full accouut of thoir receipts and expenditures during their time, aud shall pay over ull moneys in their pos session belougiug to the corporation, aud deliver up all books, records aud papers incidental to their office, to their succesj sors; and on failure 'to do so, they shall bo liable to bo fiucd iu a sum not ex ceeding one. hundred dollars; to be col lected in any proper action by tho to#u council. Sue. 19. Tlut for any willful. viola tion ur ucglcot of duty, inulpracticc, abuse or oppression, tho said intendaut and wardeus, jointly aud severally, shall be liable to indictment in the court of | scssious, and, upon conviction, to pun* ishincnt, as proscribed in tho preceding section, besides being liable for damages to any person or persona injured. Sec. 20. That all ordinances hereto fore passed by the town oo?'icil of Mail ing, iu Conformity with tho authority grunted by suoil existing laws as At not conflict with tbo constitutum of the State, shall bo, and th ly tiro hereby, de clared legal and valid. Skc. That nil nets nnd parts of acts heretofore pnsaed in rotation to incorpo ration of the village of Manning be, nnd and tho same arc hereby, repealed. Sic. 22. This net fthu.11 he deemed n public act, nnd continue, in force until nmcuded, altered or repealed. Approved March 9. 1871. "ORDINANCE To -Detect Illicit Trailing of] Ilecf in the Incorporate Lim its or Orangeburg; Town, So. <'a. SaOTtoX 1. Tliat from and aft or the 15th day of July. lRtJU, caoh and every individual offering BLR!"-within the Corporate Limits* of Orangeburg Town, either for Barter or Sale, shall bring with Maid BEEF or REEVES thv HEADS in good condition, which Head or Heads shall 00 taken to tho OHi.-e of-the Clerk of Council, where shall be kepi a li.?>g ist rut ton Book for the purpose of Rcoor lilij therein the FLKSH M A It KS, R \ It .MRA KS and other MARKS pertaining to identity That (mm and aRcr the titli day of June, 1871. the Clerk shall he out it I' d t? Iwvnty tive (25) cents t<>r each BEEF offered for SALK within I he Incorporation. Sabl atnouul lo be paid l>v Till! PARTY offering tii nth] BKEP. A Violation of thiij Ordi uanee shall Biibjccl t ho Offviidcr to Mich Pen alties In 'he Cottueil may i e<- j roper to im pose. This Amendment Ratified this Gth day of June. 1*71. N. E. J. OLlYERog, Clork. jttne 17 A. BULL, Mnyor FOR SALE BY WILOOX, GIBBS & GO., IMPORTERS ;f- DEALERS IN /~t "TT A HT S\ n 148 BAY St., SAVANNAH, Ga. 241 BRO VD St. AUGUSTA, Ga. 151 Eust 1%, CHARLESTON, S. C and by BULL, SCOVILL & PIKE, ORANGER URO, S. ('. For further information, ipply or ad dress as ubovofur I'auiphlet. uov 19 wee 4m MONTHLY MAGAZ1ME, Ttro Dollar* ptr Annum. c.l PAOES READING MATTER SO I'ageM AdvertiNOiueiilH. WALKER, EVANS & COGSWB.jL, AN'II D. WYA TV A /A'/'.V, On .A ui KSTotf) Bi C. july Hi 11 $500,000 TO BE GIVEN AWAY! ?? ? -;o; ....... :?* (i ' THE SOUTH CAJftOILINA A. 1ST33 and immigration association, Under the nttspieos tho "South, Carolina State Agricultural and,Mechanical Society," will give n SERIES OF CONCERTS, at the Academy of M?sice, Charlnaton, 8. 0.. CoiumencDig* October 1st, 1871, for the purpose of raising n fund.to enablo emigrnntB to setllo upon lands selected by the Association for homes of Northern and European farmer* and others. In the Btate of 8oitth Carolina, and for their transportation thither nnd support for the first year. REFERENCES IN SOUTH CAUOLINA?General Wade Ifutnpibn, Hon. B. F. Perry, 1 Governor M. L. Ronhani, General Johnson IIngood, Hon. Armisteail Hurt, Hon. James Chcsnut, General John S. Preston, Hon. W. O. sTrnpBon. Andrew Situonds, Esrj.', Hon. G. A.' Trenkolm, Governor J. L. Manning. Hon. J. II. Campbell ,$500,000 to be awarded to the Ticket Holdrrs of the Serie? of Concerts to Commence on tho Eirat of October, 1871, at the Academy of Music, Charleston, S. C, on which day the Drawing oomtnenccs. 150,000 ftctMon Ticket? of Adtuis'doit, mill no more, at etieU All the preniiunis, including Deed and Certificate of Titje.to Academy of Music, will bo deposited with the National Hank of the Republic, New York. $500,000 TjNT oittts. 1st Gift, Academy or Music Charleston, 8. ('., cost to build $230,000, having all annual rental of about $20,000 from Opera House, Stores nnd Halls; the building being about 230 feet by 60, and situated eornor of King nnd Market-streets, In tho centre of the city, nnd well known to be the finest building and most valuable property in Charleston ; val ued at.,.,. .?.-200,000 2nd. Gift?Cash.?.100.000 8d. Oift?Cash.'.'?'.THiT?.25.000 4th. Gift?Cash.10.000 5th. Gift?Caah...",.000 25 (iifta?Ca*h.each $1,000.,.25,000 25 Gifts?Caah.;...eacli 500.:...12.000 860 Gir:.< -Cash.each 100.;.35.000 250 Gifts?Caih.oaoh 50.12,500 500 Gifts?Cash. .each 25.12,500 1250 Gifts?Cash.*ach 10.12,600 2.404 Gifts, amount to.$500,000 butler, oh ad wick, gary & CO., Agents South Carolina L?tnl and, Jnvnit/t-ation Association. General M. C. BUTLER, JOHN CHADWICK, Ks-i., General M. W. GARY. Charleston, S. C. coAi.vissio.xii/ts And supery%ors or nft.iwrxo: General A. R. Wright, of Georgia. Colonel B. II. Rutlcdg; of South Carolina". General Bradley T. Johuson, of Virginia. Hon. Roger A. Pryor, of New York. . juno 10 wee tf SPRING OPENING! joseph mnamara, Russell Street'! l Have just opened on entire now STOCK of SPRING GOODS, coaiplete in tho various ?Departments. _ DIAGONALS, CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, TWEEDS, LINENS, DRILLS an.! COATINGS, COTT' NADES and READY-MADE CLOTHING, well selected and ot manifold Stvles. DRESS GOODS in variety, MUSLINS and CALICOS, (ho latter 10 yds for $1, or as Cheap na any in the market, all of the most Fashionable Patents. YARD WIDE brown nnd black DOMESTICS, ?t nnd u complete line of all kinds at corresponding prices. SHOES. GAITERS; HATS. RHIRT FRONTS! YANKEE NOTIONS. &c. Also GROCERIES, tlARPWARE and CROCKERYWARB, vhieh will be sold CHEAP as can In- bought in any house in this Stnto tor the ("ASM. apl 22 o 1 v 25 cts. SAVED IS 25 cts. MADE! GEO. H. COENELSON, IS NOW OPFERiXG THE LARGEST STOCK y oi'' ' Spring goods AT TH15 |OWEST PRICES! OB E A.T iI A TAG A INS ?? >???? )!' Call before buy5njr elsewhere, and examine 1 is STOCK, cnosisMinjt of all the LAThST and -MOST DESIRABLE STYLES of every VARIETY of D it ESS PRINTS. CASSIM KU E 3, GOODS. COTTONS, LINENS, &c, Also the LARGEST SELECTION -.r Ready-made Clothing, Boots and Shoes Of EVERY STYLE nnd PRICE. Call, one and nil, and convinceyourselves, NO TROUBLE TO SflOW GOODS. GEO. II. CORNELSON. opl 22 oct 15 k ly NEW ARRIAGE ESTABLISHMENT!!! doyle, wiles & co., RESPECTFULLY INFORMS THE CITIZENS oF ORANGEBURG COUNTY THAT they have purchased tho CARRIAGE SHOPS AND WORKS OF TH03. KAY And nre CARRYING ON the 3rt Ii IA G 32 JiUBINESe In nil its BRANCHES. Orders left with 08 will be PROMPTLY FILLED. All kinds of REPAIRING NE VTLY DONE and with DISPATCH. COFFINS FURNISHED AT SHOUT NOTICE. ;i>oym:, ivij.is <t* co., dec 17 c Ornngeburg, 8 C. WOULD INFORM THE PUBLIC THAT HE TS b'TILL CARRYING ON THR c \U rin^e Making in all its various brancheSj and will Manufa?ture er Repair at the Shortest Notice, all Carriages, Buggies or Wagons. And am nlso prepared with NEW PRESS AND G *I TO QtN AND PACK COTTON SHORT NOTICE. Cotton GINNED AT MY Si ILL has firelight from \ io J cent mdre than that Ginned on lbs common Gius. oot 8 Bfll 2 ?ly II. RIG GS. the liverpool LONDON AND CLOSE Fire Insurance Company. CAPITAL-GOLD 17,000,000.00, HAS ESTABLISHED AN AGENCY IN ORANGEBURG; S. C. Tho Terms of this W F.I.L KNOWN OLD ENGLTSfl COMl'AXY arc PAIR, aud tho Security it oflbrs. Absolute Apply to .JAMES H. FOWLES, A?ent, At Citizen's Savings Hank. .'HARLES T. LOWNDES, General A?uut, Charleston, S. C juu.28 c l ?ui ASH Mrs. M. W. Stratfcon, GERVAIS ?fc ASSEMBLY' STREETS COLIHIJIA, S. C. Convenient to the (iresnv.illc and Charleston. Railroads and (ho Husiiirss portion of | 'it*,d the "City,r, .Bate oX-frari?}put Boon!?Two Donars per Day. *' *r*fl ifoflj Regular iRonrdcrs received.at Roasoaabio Rate?. dort 10 ' . tf Miil^earin^Shafling& Pulleys CAROLINA BITTERS. A DELIGHTFUL TONIC. Wo take great pleasure in offering tho OLD CARODINA RITTERS to the puldic. They arc compounded with great care, and contain some ot the best Tou ics in the Phurmacopia. As evidence of the superiority of our BITTERS over all others, we have certificates from mauy of the lead ing physicians in our State, who havo pre scribed them iu their practice. The OI,I> C A HO 1,1X 4 UIETTK.S Will he found invaluable for Want of Appetite, - General Debility, Chills and Pever, and Dyspepsia. Wo do not offer %OY BITTERS ns a cure for all diseases, but as Aromatic Totiic. they have no i qml! For nale by Duifigints^aQd'Croscra evafy-i where. Principal P'i^!. r.OOMtsCH. WISEMAN A Ct>. Importers of Choice beu^S dud Chemi cals, Charleston, S C] mav ?*? , 1 v For tho Speedy Mief And Rertusncut Curts of CO/JSTStJ MOTION K.HO.MlSITt.S. A S 'i II M A . COLDS, Aud all Diseases of .the LUNGS, CHEST, OR THROAT ' rilHB EXPECTORANT is composed excltt J s|,vely of Hr-tbal and Mucilaginous pro du a hieb Peraicatlc the rory Subatmiop of lt>o Lnnga, pausing thqm (o thrfftf off tho acrid matter whi.di coil-et* in the Bfoneliisl Tubes, and at thajkanio time forms u filing coating, relieving the irritation which produces the cough. The object to he obtained is lo oleaaae th" organ of all fmpurities; to nouriBU and strengthen it when it hau become impaired and enfeebled by disease; to renew and iu rigorale. the circulation of the blood and strengthen the nervous organization. . The EXPECTORANT duos thw to art astonishing degree. It is active but mihi and congenial, imparting functional energy and natural strength. It affords Oxygen lo vitalize the blood, and Nitrogen to assimilate the matter, /.' Equalize* (lie ".Venous Influence/' ''' \ ? *1 * > ? t producing quiet and eon posuro TO CONSUMPTIVES It is invaluable, an it immediately relieves the difficult breathing and harrasslng cough FOlft ASTHMA It is a specific?one dose often relieving tho distressing choking, nnd produoing culm and pleasant rep isfl. lou ruRirp No niother should eVer b>; without a bottle of the EXPECTORANT iu the house. Wo have numerous certificates of its having reloived, almost Instantly, the little sufferer, when death appeared almost Inevitable. NOTHERS UJS ADVISED! rV'fji U nn ffand I This dr.' id dl ease requires prompt r.etion : as soon as the hoarse, hollow rough is heard, apply I he remedy, and it is easily subdnod : I5ut X>clny 1h fi>angorouM! &jf- The properties of tl.o EXPECTO l RANT are demulcent, nutritive, balsamic, soothing tool healing. It braces the nervous system and products pleasant and rafft&hiug' 'sk,?'V ?: i // Exhilarate* and Relieve* Gloom!nc.<s a.ni />>jH' <;ion. Containing all the?o qualities In a conven ient and concentrated torui, it ha.t provcu to bo I lie Most Valuable Lung Bni-uni ever offered to sufferers from Pulmonary dis eases. Prepared by w.u. ii. Tin a iltip; ACOUSTA; ?A. bold h>i Drugji*** u eri/ulmc. hov ."> Cm /^ANPi.i:.-, SOAP and MATCHES, low \j b.w.?. Cell ..n w. a MBttONSg & CO -.-:-ST" ii k j? r> IT is wet} known to Doctor* mi] to Lu ?it'!", that h wucn are subject to n u in o rou? W pi-cuiia r to Whites. Painful Month ly , wwutm^b tisth ot the Rack and Womb, Irregular Men struration, Hemorrhage or Excessive "Plow," abd ProlapsusTOrfoT or Falling; iif.tjie Wojnb. These diseases; have-seldom" been treated successfully. The protTession has sought diligently for tome remody thai-..would eubahs. them to treat these diaoawea with success. At last that remedy has been discovered by one of the most skillful physicians >n th<r State of Georgia. That remedy is BRAD FIELDS FEMALE REGULATOR. It is purely vegetable, and is put up in Atlanta, (ia., by BBAoriaLDs & co. It will purify** the blood and strengthen the system, relieve Irritation of the kidneje, and is a perfect specific for all the above diseases; as cer tain a on re ni* Quinine is in Chills and Fov crs. For a history of diseases, and certifi-' . cotes of it* wonderful cares, the reader is* referred to the wrnppor around the bottle. ? Eversbbttle warranted to giro satisfaction1 or money refunded. < LaGsasub, Ca., March 23, 1870^?Bbap r11.A co., Atlanta, oa.?Dear Sir*: I take pleasure in stating that i bare used for ' the lust twenty years, the medicine you are ' putting up. known as nr.. t. ?n.\nriK:.u's female iiEui'latob, and consider it the best combination ever gotten for the diseases Tor which ii is recommended, i have bw*a XB milar with the prescription both as a prac titioner of mcdfclhc and In domestic prac tiee, and can honcally Kay that 1 consider it ' rt bopn to suffering females, andean but hope that etcry lady in our Whole land, who may* be suffering in any way peculiar lo their sex> mny bo able to procure a bottle, that their Hufleriiign may not oniy be relieved, tint that they may be restored to health and strength. With my kindest regards, I am, respectfully, ' W.B l-'EKRELL, M. D. We, the undersigned Druggists, take pleas ore in comDiendiiig to the trade Dr. j RraUfiehPs Femalo Regulator?believing iU to be a good and reliable remedy for the disease tor which he recommends it. W. A LaJiadill, Atlanta, Ga.: Pcmberton, Wil fou. Taylor & co., Atlanta," Georgia. Red wine &. Fox, Atlanta, Georgia. W. Root A Son, .Marietta, Georgia. Pit. PROPHITT'S CELEBRATED LIV ER MEDICINE.?It is purely vegetable, and will act upon the Liv??r and Kidneys aa pronptly as Calomel and Buyl.u, without any danger of salivation or destruction of the bones. Parties taking this medicirie need not fear getting wet, or in any other reasona ble expoaur*?. Symptoms ofLivkh Disbask :?IlewUcho, Dull Peering or tli* Blues, Sour Stomach. Sick or Nervous Headache. Heartburn, .In die?' :ion or Dyspepsia, Bad er Bitter Taste?? in the .Mouth, the skin has a thick, rough feeling, nnd is darker than n?u:>l, Costive nc?s, Meiauchoty Feelings, Cramps. Cold Ft.-:, Colic, Dysentery, Diarrhoea. Calls and Fever, and Piles. In fact, where the Liver :- i?u| qfjivdcr, yo<4 are li.vble to every Bis-, ease that is not contagion*. PrbphRt's Liv er afedtcinc, If taken properly, *ill prevent and mire any disoaae resulting from a na?* ranged HveK It wi I regulate its functions .. ?. i rhu? eure nil diw.>as>N aaused ?-v the fail r.ie of its hen why action. It lets been used, fc'v a gf at nnii.hi > <?:' years, ntitl tias given ni.iv. isii -o,i i-;"..e t '?.n. T-hei f i.< do. brother* or suti claiming io have the ?vic nnl rTip?.. !i i~ 111! up in both Pointer tfmd Fluid form. V .'i i?i us, tiA.-Sijt. I. Uli?.?DPv. t?. fir t Ctr?Ptll i ! : Si. ; My v f~ h is tiden an :n valiu lor : teen years, Doctors nil -if rood. h'.i? 1 ;. '. ' Lii r Uia/asu." In c??:irciion. \. ii ! i i.- t ] ..ui .???? the u>vd v.-irio:.s- end noted re ?> sl:< s, i >ne i?r which neeni.-.l t& do any i.?Sbtuethnts ?in rpt-OoureVf ahotjb* ol j ani ? l.i'wr Medici.io," ef ynur agrnt lure. C. A. Ilarvry. uitich being given, according to direeJiMiis. has atfeeteda cora pLiecnrc- .' ? , Respectful.}-, ie\, GF.O. L. THOMPSON. C7i7.ni.OTT. \. p.", Sept. 24, lsr.<?..-I bave ttsed Dr. O. S. Pi oj'iiitt'e Liver Med.ein* as -. Ionic, aud1 found it I'd be powerlul an L li . sceRetu for fuuerleaalie iorai g? uieai of the L:\< r or c,ov.at?pation of" the b.'.?: in nmsr cases sujirrsclingt*te n :ce*sity ..t a regular sourso or niediciue E- 2. MtVNARDlE. A. M.' Pastor Tryon S? M vaio'a C..i sty, Tcx .s. Aug. 1,1S00.? i?r 0. S. PuornnT?Dfir Sir: 1 write you thi to inform yon t*mt I have.been treu'uled a great deal with ihdaestion, but after using one bottle of youv Liver Medicine, I ia? great relict. I cheerfully recommend it as a good Family Medicine, and feel confident that it is good for anything for whieh it claims to ba nu antidote. Very respectful^ ^DICK. LOCKETE. rnoMaws pain kill it, Thl? Is the celebrated mediane that run? Perry i>avhj, Pain Killer out of the market/ wDCrever it aas reld. Davia made Prephitt obange tho. name from Pain Killer ta Pain Kill i>. .For Rheumatiam, Neuralgia, or" pain ef r.ny kt^^', it has no cqU?l tor Cafe? Bruises, Bums, Oi old Sores, it is the best fhing you can us? as a dressing. For Snake Bitc? cr Stings of Poisono;" Insects, it ie s> perfeot Antidote. It is good for Colic, Cold*, Coughs, or Aovvel CompIainL its naSAt ind'eates its nature fully. It is truly Dbath to pain. Manufactured and sold by Baan fielk A Co., Atlanta. Ga., and for sale by all druggists. Boo LT Cot .xtt, Ga., April, 1807.?This ia its certify that I was conflnod to the hottae, and most of the time to my bed, and sutler' mg tue greatest <.H-rv ?.??-b-?"i>. Rheumatism, for five months, audalter try - I ing every available remedy! vrith noraUaf, X I was cured with two bottlos of Dr. O. R?. Prophiu's Auiodync Paiu Kill It; each cost ing fifty cents only. It relieved me almost instantly. 1 therefore recommend it in the highest degree to others suffering from sim ilar disease. I can say that it is one of the. finest family medicines now out, certain. Yours truly,, W. A. FOREHAND. Doo:.v Coi.xtv, G.\., Oct. 27, 1867_Da. 0. 8. PaorillTT. 1 have, during the last eighteen mouths, used your Pain Kill It, and. 1 consider ii uncqualed by unything for paiu. the head, breast, back or side; and for colic nothing givis relief half so quick sa vour Anodyne Pain Kill. It Is doing much? good in the community in other families aa my own. Youra, &e., 1?. T. FOREHAND. N i.v.ton FaotSOBY, Ga., Nov., 18*7.?Dr. Prefibitt: Lnst summer my horse sprained hin knee severely, causing th?i whole leg to. swell to al.out twice it natural siro, and. rendering htm almost helpless; (n o applica tions of your Anodyne Pain Kill It thorongk> ly cured it. JOHN B. DAVIS. < r.UTIl ICATJE. .- iATi: OF GEORGIA,?Folto? Coarrr. Knew nil men by these presente, That I have this.day, for value received, sold and trans ferred to Bradfiold A Co., tho sole rigltt to manufacturo nnd -ell my Family Medicine*, and huvo furnished them with the full re cipes, and have aulhorixcd the ?nid Brad field A Co., to print, or have printed, any thing they may poo proper concerning any mi 1 .ill of i.bove name! Medicines. Thia luth day of Juno. 1870. [Sbtned] O. S.PROPHITT In preseaoe of Thomas F. Jones, ltot?ri Crawford, Netary Public, (l. s.) M laufaslufH an 1 for sale by BRADFIELI> CO., Bread street, Atlanta, Oa., ani/or sab bv all ttru^asla.