The Orangeburg news. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, January 11, 1873, Image 3
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SATURDAY, JAN. 11, 1873.
The editor of tho Times, after submit
ting to insult upon iusult throwu i uto
his teeth, at lust, in hie last issue, retorts
by whut is less ou insult tlun a beggarly
plea for his inaction.
We however demanded satisfaction,
he decliued to accept the challenge.
lie afterwards declined to roibr my
friend to one of his, in order to Kittle it
in any way he tuight choose.
In "eld times" this conduct would
M
have been followed by "posting." "O 1
Dogonerate Time*.'
If things were reversed, aud we f-tood
in the position of this man of the Times,
wo would claim that we should bo let
alone iu ejj pity.
See advert Ueuieut of W 1' Colson
IIu wants good (??trponters. Also duai
ruble property for sale at Howe's Pump.
Rafki.k.?A li ie horse and new
double-seated b?^gj is to bo rafflu'd at
Lewisville, January 1 Sth. See card id
Kussel! Wilsou.
AiroiMMhNT.? His excellency Gov
ernor Moses lias appointed Augu.-tus 11.
KuQwlton, Esq., of this County, N >t?
ry Public.
Dr. A. C. Dukes, our energetic and
courteous Druggist and Chemist, who so
well understands hie profession ami
business, calls the attention of our read
ers to his full etoek of pure drugs aud
medicines, perfumery, A'c.
The Rural Curolin.au for January is
upbh our table. This useful and into
renting agricultural monthly maintains
its reputation. Its table of contents
embraces most important information for
'our farmers. Only S*J yer year. Walk*
>er, Kvans A' Cogswell, Charleston.
\\*e understand that there are several
p'efton* throughout the county, who ure
Carrying nli the business of selling
li-juor.* v.lio have hot paid their county
licehrcs*. V?*e nre bifortued that th.
t^uui.ty v<)ii?uibtr?ioncr8 are on track of
\hrne parties. "A stitch iu time saves
fcii.c"
- 1.1 i.lira ? - -
Dr. Km. land, ihe horse tamer, was in
\fWti last .Monday, and got up a cla?S of
*nb^ut thiity, all of whom expressed
'themselves perfectly Mti?fh>d with bis
Vvstrm of managing the animal, 'ihe j
I'^etor expects to visit the different
bounties of the Statu. Iiis system is
bertaiuly uo huaibug We bespeak for
him tin: patronage of our ponphj.
Taxes.?Our people arc coming in
w'fel.v -.oid promptly and paying up their
taxe>. On Monday, although a large
and efficient force of clerks wer.: in at
tsndaneu at Treasurer Andrews" olflce,
hundred* wmt away unable to pay. We
InAru that Judge Andrews will make
full and ample arrangements iu enable
all to |iny up and avoid the penalty.
Remember it uttaehes on ih ? 15th of
this mouth.
Tue Tfmpeuance Cause.?The Or
angeburg Division Sons of Temperance
had a public installation ou Monday
evening hist. Th- following officers
Were iuatalled:
Jas. A. Williams, W. P.
S. S. Walters, W. A.
\V. A. Edwards, R. S.
"W. P. Spencer, Fl S.
T. W. Albergotti, T.
Rev. A. P. Norris, Chaplain.
Jt M. Juckson, Con.
T. M. Rotten, A. C.
R. M. Smith, 1. S.
W. II. Chan.py, O. S.
\f. S. Dibble, P. W. P.
? This cause is progressing under tho
auspices of this energetic Division. Let
all young men join and bo saved.
The Court of General Sessions aud
Common Pleas met on Monday last.
Judge Graham Srrtwd on that day and
the Court commenced its buaiuess at
3 o'clock. An objeetion was raisud to
tho juries in attendance, by counsel,
bot after hearing nspiiited discussion,
Judge Gruhaui decided iu favor of the
lognlily of the jurors and the business
of the Court proceeded. Solicitor
Buttt v:u8 present dur ng the first day of
the sitting of tho Court, but was com
pelled to return to Charleston to attend
the Inferior Court, tho sitting of which
Titas upon the same day as thy Court
?I. .11 . JL_1_i. . !j._uj
horo. Iu his absence Juc^e Graham
appointed W. J. DcTreville, Esq., to
represont t'.n State which he did witli
ability and EOab
The Sessions cusei wer* the first to
bo disposed of, and the docket was
cleared with 'rapidity during the week
The cases called were as follows :
Stato ve James K ami Patrick Cooper,
assault with inteut to kill. Nut guilty.
Stute vs Michael Du'in, mulieiuus
trespass. Not guilty.
Stato vs John 0ui jrnurd, grand lar
ceny. Nut guilty.
State vs James Robinsou, assault with
intent to kill, (iuil'y.
State vs Sampson Bram-h, assault |
with inteut to kill. Guilty.
State, vs Lcroy Right, burglary und
lureeny. Guilty.
Stato vs Gabo Tyler, assault with in
tent tu kill. Not guilty.
State V8 Aaron Todd and Vnudy
Wunuuuiukcr, grand larceny. Nutguii
ty.
State vs John Anderson, assault with
iutout tu kill. Pleaded guihy.
State vn Adam Smith, burglary and
larceny. Pleaded guilty.]
State vs Wm. Berry, grand larceny.
Pleaded ?iiiilty. %
State vs Stephen Kcnpcrly uvd Dave
Keunorly. Stephen Kcnucrlj pleaded !
guilty. D ive not guilty.
T'ue {:ruiid jury presented their report j
on Thursday thoriling, which we publish
iu another column.
His hunor Judgj Graham then ad
journed Cuurt uutil No i I iy it !l o'el i :k
P. nt which time the prisoner.-" em
vieied at this term will be fluutcHcod.
On Tuesday mur?ing the tivil culun?
durs will bo taken up mid di.-~jn.sed ? I
during the week.
? i ??fa- ? - ? ?m ?? -
A multitude ofpooplc Were in Town
on Monday last, it beiii>j as ull the World
kin w sale day. Resides the sales ol
properly made by the Sheriff, iiidiscriuii j
liute and numerous selling, b-rtcriii;;
excliHiiging and "ejaopplug" wub tin.
o d-T of the day. Lveryb'oby had s
little money and everybody bad ?oute
lhing to sell. 'J Irs was jus: tho state of
facts needed fur a brisk lime. Never
has there been lur^cr t-ruivd iu ()rangt)
burg, and uover a busier, brisker day
Side-walks were ignored as en miw, i
the people groupc 1 and erow.-d around
the various seilet of jrr \ls. an m v.id '
chattels. Our good, puers met mid j
chatted, and our people assembled on
that day, uot fur any public or political
purpose, but for sale and exuhaug>?, fur j
rcuuiou and reo ignition. One notable
it-alitt'o. o: the tiCCaeion wns the :ibs;'iiec
of dtuukcuuvsif upon our titreots. All
were sober, happy, brisk and busy.
The Sheriff auld property .-.s follow* :
In the case of Geo. Bolivur Clerk vs
Jas. and Elizabeth Drown, 1 lot and
building in Orangeliurg, purchased by
Dr. \V E Barton for S,S7">.
In tho cusu of Jos. Eicklin, Aduio'r.
vs Mary Ii Tyler et a/, 80 acres pinch.is
cp by J A Keller for 8108.
In the case oi 11 D Dice, and Gtoer,
va Jaby Weeks et <tl, Hampton tract
3U0, purchasod by V M (.'arson for
81420.
In the caso of Sarah J Wiles, vs
Clareuce Wtloi et al, 1 lot in the Town
of Oraugebnrg, 200 by 300 feet, purch is
ed by James S Honsby for $30
The James Gibson lot purchasod by
Jas. Gibson f >r 8(>().
Lut at foot of Market St rent purchasod
by T C Andrews for 8300
In the case of J W Eiirey vs Mary
A Pairoy GOD acres, purch tso.l by War
ren f) Eatry for S10O0.
In the case of Susan Dukes Vi Thus.
E Duku*, )b8 acres, purchased by
Tl.os. E Dukrs, fur 8100.
In the case of Rachel U Carson vs
Henry J Ottrhou, 150 acres, purchoan 1
by R.chcl Carsun for tt540.
Another tract 22f> acres purchased by
D Livingston fur 810.
During the Eever epidemic of last
mounth the stuck bfAyer'sJAgue Cure
in the Old North State becnino exhuus
ted, and before a supply could bo recei
ved from Lowell, the suffering from
chills and fever became fearful. A few
parties were su furlunateas to have it on
hand, and in Iredcll Comity the drug
gists eked ont their slond-T stocks by
selling doses?-a spoonful each ? fur u
dollar. Many paid ten dollars fur a but
tle, when tho regular price is but one,
and thought themselves favored at th ?t,
so valuble are the curative properties of
this preparation, which not only expels
the poison fiom the system, but leaves
the patient with unimpaired health and
vigor.? Raleigh (AT*. C.) Stauilard.
wmmt ?
PkruVIAN Guano Putter.?The
fine American buk Sappo, Oupt. Wil
bur*. arrrVed here ycatoduy frohiiGunnipo
(Poru,) via Ca I tun, in the rcnukblu
passage of ne\ ?Mit \-nin ? d ivs. and lias on
board 1,000 tuns pure Peruvian Guano
eom?ignod to Messrs. Goo. \V. Williuiuu
Si ('". Them g iitnuuii now oIFor the
pure mid unadulterated ur'hdu direct
tu Southern planter.-*, who will find this
one ol the bent opp >rtu litiej 1.1 simre a
supply (if ibis most valuble man ore.
This fn in nr< also oxpoctiug too ship
/''?</< Hu, with 13,000 tons of the same
euuintodity, being one of the larg-Ht our
goes over brought to this port.
War I'itw t en Title Ciucusks.?The
Agent of John Robinson's show has in
stituted suit by attachment in Mu*cog?o
Superior Court, lor 50,000 damages,
against the llurnutii circus. '1 be case
grows grows otit of a witr ul out hi
bi>ard.j. in Columbus
I1ST OB' IjICTTKItS ftrmain
j ing in the Orangeburg I'oni Oilice for
tue wei l, eliding January 8ih 1873.
A - -11 (for son Almonds.
U?J s Bolnldihg.
C?I.i-n. Coder.
1 *?i hilhori Durniit. Miss J tt F Dantzlcr.
I'?Lalury I'vedoriok.
U?Y J Glover, Vi l> Goodwin, Fannie
Green.
II?Stormy Hair, Silornah [Iiiflf-nan,
Uix.rv'o 11 u vt.
.1 ? Frank Johnson, Margret Jacobs.
M ?Mary Mullow.
1 ?MUVis luibnit.
U_lloury Itced (2). Itainn Right.
s?Samuel Bally. Il^bicca A 8huler Am
amln Spigen ir Abbin S uith.
T?Hobcrl Xlio.nnsoa.
COMMEHOIiL.
A SS Ii ET RI: IM> 55TS.
(Miles or tub OKASOKnuun Nkws,
January I? 1878.
COTTnN ?fluic-j during the wvek ?25
Lnle.s. We .junto !
Ordinary.Ifi f"
Low m bulling.11 (?<,
Middling.18|(m4
line nil Kick.S1..5 per oushol
Corn.$I.o& per bushel.
Cow 1'has. l.O:) per bushel.
I'iNUuas. l.?O per bushel.
NOT LCW.
The late Krin <?(" V,' (A C< fer & ('??.. trad
ing at Kuii Motte, having boon dissolved by
tho-death ivf W. U. '.'ullVr, nil ill* or? litwrs
?jf said Griii arc rftptrttcd to.s-nd tl tir
claims tj \V. .1. |>o'l reviile, Esq., Alt irney
ut Law, Orontruburg, S. C, in w hose hau ls
the settlement <>!" the business oi said firm
lm be .ii placed.
JOHN .f. .1 \f.'K?*ON,
I., 1\ U.V.ST.
J.-.n 4:h Bl
MR. G. 1). BlUME.
l'.cg:- to it..oiii. iln- people oi Oi'Ht.geburg,
and vicinity thai lie will CONTINUE his
tll'.Sl.NF.s.S at his OLD STAND over Capt.
F. 11. W. Itriggnuiun'siHtore, und as he h is
male VAST IMPROVEMENTS iu PICTURE
MARINO of lute, in now al Is to oxecui?) m?
GOOD VYOltK an rmi he <lu?* vise1.* hero in a
i bri o: \ ) Uul'i iv.'
He also has < u hand a jet of?BJCTURE
h'KAM KS of evert description, at reasouu-J
lilo i i icon.
OOl'VlNO done to order in any desired
Style.
Come o.iio, eoine nil an.1 give me n trial,
jan I n; 20 if
A LIi WHO WAST
A beautiful picture with wliich to adorn
the walls of their parlors, should inline Ii
alcly enclose the Subscription t.ir the ??A<1
vocate," (S2.00J an I they will receive by
return mail* our "Frtfit Chroino," which wc
are giving to every yearly subscriber to our
paper. Don't rendl by mail.
Address PR VNK i'. BEA RD.
(' \ n urn, S. ('.
To Execu ors, Administra
tors, Guardians, &c.
KXECUTOUS, A L> M IMS I* K A TOI13,
GUAUhlANS and TKUSTEKS sro her.by
no;ifo-.l to make'their Anneal Returns to
ihe Juil^e of Prdbalo at the January Term
of the CoiMt of proWire.
Those in Default will ho proci eded against
according to law.
AUG. B. KNOWLTON,
Judge of Probate.
Doc. 20lh, 1072.?21 It
Notice of Dismissp-1.
N'OTICE IS IIKRKKY GIVEN THAT
uiie month from date I will file my final
ncoouut with ihu Honorable Aug. it. Kaowl
ton, Jmlge of Probate for OranguburgCoun
ty, ?s Adniinistrntor of the Estate of John
M. O'Cain, dee d, and ..: U for Letters ot
Dismissal.
M. J. D. DANTZLEK,
Jan. 1th, 1873. A'lminiBi rHtor.
jan 4 lm
Notice of Dismissal.
If-kTOTlCK IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT one
Mouth f oni dato 1 will tile my final
account with the Honorable Aug. It. Knnwl
ton, Judge of l'rohato for Orangeburg
County, ns Guardiun of Jerome W. Mc.Mich
ael.
DONALD U. BARTON,
Jan. 4th, 1S73. Guurdian.
jan 4 lin
_I-?I
Do You Want
NEW GOODS!
GO TO
<BRIGGMANN'S.
IF YOU WANT
CHEAP GOODS
GO TO
1HUCG MANN'S
WHERIJ YOVI.L FIND
Any and Everything.
nov 2 if
iiesoi.ijtioxs.
OFFICE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,
OnAXUEiiuna Ou nty, S. C,
November -7th, 1?7'2.
Iteaolrtd, That ull persona holding COUN
TY ORDERS issued by tho luto Hoards of
< *<> it i: i y Commissioners, for Orangcburg
County, ilo presold tho same 10 the Clerk of
Ibis Hoard (or Registration within thirty
days from this date, iitul thai ull such Conn
t v Orders not Registered within Ihe time
aforesaid, and Endorsed wilb the approval
of tl is Hoard, will be debarred payment.
Kttolvtd, Thai tho Troasitrcr of Orange
hing County is forbid to pay any such
County Order not Registered mi l Endorsed
us aforesaid.
Revolved, That ths Clerk of this Board do
] i,lj'i.-!i these resolutions for thirty days.
E. T. R. ,SM().tK,
Cbairnian Board County Commissioner*.
Attest.
CI O HOL1YRR, CKrk Hoard.
nuv 30 4t
rD'li?' Raltitnor? Itobcrjr
Demonstrates tho oft-told tule tint cheap
s:iJ"ei. old fasbi med safes, i>?:'i'i not up to
the limes, aru I ho temptations to burglary.
Paukers may provide watchman, und may
use oilier safeguards, but Ihey will not put
their ii)on<>_\ in the watchman's pocket, or
trust in ii tin or wooden box, no matter how
in my guards are used. Tho safe, alter all
is i he ':.-t respectable. No amount of w ateh
ii ; or guarding "ill ever make a poor old
stylo safe trust worthy. This is the citadel,
and should 1>" the best thai can bo made.
Tucks is r.lt ovt h::-;t.
II IRRINGS & FA R It EL.
Sos. -'<) and U*>2 Rroud way, corner Murray
street. Only manufacturers of Herrings
New Patent. Champion Hunk Safe
Messrs Walker, Evans & Cog?woll, Agents,
Chin 1? ston S. t'.
Ml ?"? If
Lost or Mislaid.
A WARRANT f-.r $0000. drnwn by the
/\ Comptroller General on the Plate
11 lasiircr in fmor nf Gem*i tl ?' J.T>t?d
brnnd, ou account ?> appropriation for tho
supto.i uf the Stale Penitentiary, dated
April iu. ls.7-. and hears ihe endorsement
of Oeneral C, J. Stolbrand und llmi. Nilea
I*i?rk?r. S'nle Treasurer. Hui th;r'?-~r! I
I I*, wi rr.-iuia have I. en d.-iwt on this Hp? i
pro;.i 'fition. all heartti? siiB'i dale, twtl.e I
f which art- held n9 Utii*r:
Three ?. &?,000 each, held 1 p Cn. C. .1
SiolUatid.
Three ol $5,000 each, bcl I by C. 11. C?ilJ
r. in.
Thre* nf &<>,000 each, held br Carolina
National Hank.
'ui- of $0000 held by Ocorge W, Water
man.
One of$7.010 bei I by Hardy Solomon.
<Mie of $?,0OU held by (Jen. Wi.iiam Ciiir
ney.
County Treasurers and tbe public are here
by cutiiic'iied against purchasing I lie lost war
rant, a;- payment has been slopped.
RiillKRi K. SCOTT, Governor
JUST AiimvED
a
SIM,KX DID LOT
OF
Mules and Horses
1
lIOUMtSrilORSESl ! MVfsEHl
Wo respect full v call the attention of the
citizens of Orungeborg und Orange!) tire
(bounty In i!i? fuel, that we will have achoice
lot of horses from Virginia, on Ibis uttrk -i
by the twetileith ?.f December. This stock has
been selected from choice *l >o'< ra <.t-< in
the- ? il l Dominion, and with an -*yc in ihe
necessities of this tn.*rt?ct. They will uon
r\*i ol tiv.c Saddle and Harness hor.se*. We
also cull your attonllon to tho fine lot of
mules we now Have on bund. We expect to
keep ii full supply of both horsej an I mules
ci t'-'uiiily on hand. If our stock dou'l give
sutisfuction, you can return ihem, und get
your money back, wilb interest. Try us,
that's all wo want.
SALE STABLES CF
W. M. S AlTsT <fc CO.
nov 28 aug 81 tf
IIKAI) TUJS
MERONBY & BAXTER
WILL DO|
rJM L E I i TVTJT.INCi
FOR THE
MERCHANTS
OF
o r a x o k ?uro
CHEAP AND WITH DISPATCH.
|i>k"'- They aro also prepared to HOARD
H?H. ES and hire BUGGIES slid CAR.
HI AUKS at moderate prices. Call on thoiu
at Muroney's Hotel
MKRONEY ? BAXTER,
aug 31 tf
18/3 january, 1873
THEODORE KOHN & BROTHER.
BISO
1 c a t e
to ? u -
II U U II o ?
thut with the
b og i D ning of
The new year
thair FALL and
W t X T K it
SEAS >N is
<i run iii 15
to a
closo
Au.J will there ENDEANOUR to REDUCE
m
their emm ense stock
Ai GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
1 In ir Stock of
DRFS8 GOODS, DRT GOODS, NOTIONS, SMALL VASES, BOOTS, SHOES, INDIA
KU BEE KS, GENT? CLOTHING, \c, he,
Are very complete and must be sold during luo present mouth.
BERLIN ZEPHYR WOOL in nil Colors and Grades.
TUKODOUE KOHN & BROTHER,
jun t k
o a hi)kn sked3
ui nil description*', Onioii Set* A*.,
just received the above from the
Celebrated firm of l> LAX
DKETil & SON. Phil, dol
phin, and lor sale by 10.
EZKKltiL, Sign of I he
l?g Wacth, opposite
1W Office,
jin 1 h
IK ^P
xaiiaviai
?$it$ c% :?q?mo.iq nasq .ioao sisq xeqj
pn^xx uo saiHSOOHO A^uBtf pu?
o^s9tuorj[ jo snoois ohxhossv
^seq oq^ jo ono .m.on oa?q 1 ^qa
noA 0% AioiTqnd ^'Bs ?1 AVIdwq ran 1
:i;.x:ni:iA:iSHii<T 3? akxoosi 'ahxsmwi
? CHRISTMAS GIFT
OF A BOX OF FIXE CIGARS IS CERTAINLY AN ACCEPTABLE AND GRATBFC L
Present to habitual pipe-sumkerj, and those who uotv and thoa "go's eheroot, in f**t to
any one n ho enjoy* the Weed.
Given
TO A FRIEND YOU WOULD SEAL HIS FRIENDSHIP.
Awav
J
THEN WITH SELFISH MOTIVES, AND AT THIS "MERRIE SEASON " "DO
?s you would be done by."
TO
Of the "ENTERPRISE SAlOON," and the Public we say (Uar FINE SEG ARS, and
Good W In?Issume L1QUOR8 are KEPT.
AT CHRISTMAS
And nil the Yenr round at this POPULAR "SALOON," conducted
by j. herman wahlers.
der 7
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ordered in a short tini".
jan 6 ? 1/
Fever and Ague,
from which mankind suffer over ? 1 part if
the ?lobe, is the consequence of a di-? m d action
in tin system, in.lm cd by the poisoiiou mi urn of
vegetable decay. This exhalation is evolved "TV*
the actiim of s?lar heat on wet soil, and ri*c* with
tli? watery vapor from it. While the MM i< liJassTocfa
the hori&on this vapor lingers near tlie earth *.sw>,
face, nod the vim* i. taken with i; t^.-crt.gh* the
lunfis into the blond. There it acts a*~n imtatjrm,
poison ton the intern *. - isccra and c retfnaofiniM
i?f the body. The Ii r becomes torpid e"? f nlsso
secrete not only this ?irus, but also Ihe bile fmoi
the blond. Both t!. irus and ?J0 Mle ?-"iimulate
in tho circulation and produce vioUut cowefhu?
tional disorder, i r^t.cea, the klJucyJ, iiid the
stomach eympath!*" with the liver, and booino
disordered also. Pi . Jly, tho in- . . i of our or
?_? mi mi, as if in .? i ? :iempt to ox-> 1 the n H?03S
infusion, conccntrah the wkole bl-mJ of i-c body
in the in t renal e ?.ie! 'lies W force th ? ? to cast it
out. Thebluod leaves the surface, and rushes to
the central organ i m ! !i ceagestive ....ucc Tbl?
btthcCllIM i- : this effort it fail-., f a tho
I'V.vku ? .itH ., ';> - '?i?h the bloo-.. leave* the cen
tral o..; : i and ?? -#s to the ivrfaer, :?.? if in
another i t??r? tn *??.*? i the irritating poison through
that other y ? ** ewrotory?lb-- >*in. In this
al?o it foils, and the system abaud'v. i ''ie attempt
exhausted, ant. i..vitf ;r the reeuvc.j of strength
to repeat the hop >le is effort anoth-r .1 iy. These
are the fits or p'lovrsras of Favr.it \\u Aule.
Such constitutional 111 order will if coarse under
mine the health if it is not removed.
SVe have labored la find, and have found, ad
antidote,
Ayer's Ague Cure,
which neutralizes this malarivis poison in the
blood, and stimulates the liver to expel it from the
body. As it should, it doc . cue \\tie afflicting
disorder with perfc t certainty. And it does more,
or rather does whal i < of more service to thoso sob
jo- i to this infection. If taken i i ~c-ason itoxpole
u from the system a* it is absorbed, and thus keeps
those who use it free from it attacks; keeps the
system in health nit hough exp*v<rd to the disease.
ConseqtH ntly it not only cum, imt protects from,
the arent variety nf affection.) wbl -h aro induced
by this malignant influence* earn as Bcmitteot
Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb, or Masked Ague,
Periodical Headache, or Bilio'i i lie tdache, Bilious
Fevers, Neuralgia, lthcumalixu, Uoat, Blindness,
Toothache, Earache, Catarrh. A iHnu, Palpita?
lions, Painful Atfcctians of the Hplcen, Hysterie?,
Colic, Paralysis, and Painfii Aifcetions of the
Stomach and Bowel?, all of which, when arising
from this cause, will be found in assume more or
le^s the intermittent type. This ?? Auvs CcaE"
removes the cause of these dviaiicLincuU, and cures'
the disease.
This it accompli .lies by stimulating the excre
toric* to expel the virus iroiu the system; and
these organs by deirrees becetnc habited to do thie
their olficc of their own accord. Ilcuce .-.rises what
?ve term aetHmaiatlnn. Time may accomplish the
same end, but often life is not long; enough, or ie
sacrificed in the attempt,while this " AcfB Cfita"
does it at once, nud with safety. We have greet
reason to believe this is u aareff ak well as safer
remedy for the whole clas-. ??f di-rases which era
caused by the minimi n tic Infection, than sny other
which has been dlscot ercd; nud r has still another
important advanlnge to the public, which is, that
it is cheap as well as good.
ruBPAiuai ur
dr. j. c. av;:ii & co.
LOWELL, MASS.
Fitter. Osr. potT.a a ruu Bottlb.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral
has won for itself such a renown for the core of
every variety of I hroat ???*! Lung Complaint, t'.iat
it is entirety untieccssnrr f>>r ns to recount the
evidence of its virtues, wherever it has been em
ployed. As :i has lung l?een in constant us*
throughout this section, h e in -d not do more than
nasure the |?coplc its quality i< kept up to the beet
it ever has been, and th r it may be relied on t?
do for their relief .... it Ua* cur Lcca fcund to do.
Ayer's Catliartiq PillaL
FOR ALL THE PUUPCSl: CF ;. rURCATIVE ICECICiHL
I'm: ('.' n ?rfvi l=s ;
Fon thi: (im. ?>i DYsrarstaVI
Ft?H J p' i'trK ;
FOU tuu Cl lie. ok Immcibstiox J
i-'?ilt KAii.vCHK;
Fou Tin l ' or 1 vs?xti.uv;
l'ou a I in i .ykimai.h; ??'
Fou run 11 . . . . EavatrsLAt}
Foi' i "?? Pm.ks ;
Foa the t .... .?. ..*laortrtai
FOR At t BfLi * ' !?1 OoMlTAlSTS;
Toil 7111. Cl UK ol I., i i '.! vi:-:; ;
Foa Dim isi ^ ?v aar. Skin;
Fou the Cl'Hjt ?r I.ivkh Co..:i-j.aist;
Foi. '. -;
Foe tub Cues op T- it, 1 vicoaa asd Bajm
KiiKi M ;
Y !*. W?HM*1
Fon Tin t'ri'i: ?n C.s*|
Fou a . i.i. j%u.L;
Fon the < ? ? '? ?r Nr.rntteTt ;
Foa Pet., ii.... i.... L
They are BUgnr-C > mI, - > that the , i^a aetsi
live can take them ; ?? is Mitlv. and ? civg pun'.y
vegetable, no haroi ..... ujui iuse ia any
quantity.
Price Uceat r- " . ?.- s iv- ?1.00.
Greatnunil i t- nH ' rmen, Physicians,ftntesw
nien, and ctuitni.t muiUaCS, ht.rt ltut their
names to rertifi lb* . ,.? "?? led usefi l::e??of these
reinedHrs, bnt our -] '? 1 ? re will net , cm.it tlie
insertion of them. i... Agents belt ^? ..fined fOr
uiah gratis our Ami ? ??" ? i.m \:. ac tu v Inch they
ore given ; with nl.ii ci^i .-Ijitier.-. f.f ihe above
roniplaitits, and the .u . it that il.ci.ld be fol
!ow ed for their run-.
Do not be put . ly ui .. -t ripled ^.nler*. with
ithei preparations make more profit on.
.'>< niai.d Ayku's, ii . m^c -.o othera. The eick
sunt the bet aid I .iu tl r..:, i <?< they should
have it.
All our llcu.c.'.'o ,'or s..:c by
Doors, Ea-ii?3, Elinds, <ic.
P. P. TO ALE,
Maim !:t. .. i t* untl Dialer,
No. 20 Ilaync ! . unl HorlbeaVs Wharf
CUA". TON, S. C.
J?T" This i.? ?.irre*-? and most Com
plete Factory ? ? . k.nd in tho Sout here
States, and all >? , ? in ibis line eaa ka
furnished by M < i :-. Toai.r at prices wkiek
defy competition
B?r A pamp .ie: with full ana detailed
list of a'.l sixes o . rs Sashes sad Minds,
aud the prices n i. will be seat freoaad
post Paid, on ... i.ied lo1
. r. i?. toaijr;
? tlARLERTON, 8. ?.
jaly 1? wee
i
to B80 I'KH IU?1 A sees la
$0 WANTI 1? . II classes of working
people, of eil bee -. x. young or old, aaaka
more money at ? > . for us in their spare
moments, or ab .<? im->, than at anything
elee. Particu! i < ??. Address
STINBON & CO.,
set' 9} ~lo Portland, Ma rio.