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SATURDAY, FKH- 8, 1873. As wo go to press, tho sad iotellegence I* clreulatioug through the Village that Mr. 0. tt. ateaans* !| dead. Uur infer niation Is that he died very suddenly at ?bout 1 n'tdged^ thin day. This ia *tht aad and uutimely Tall of ? tried and true tunn. ?> ., ,i glim.i ii Wo ouifcte? tb* 'mentd-m ia our last issue, tbe^eath of Mrs. Robert' Jones, which occjfretl at her residence on Fri day eveniiy i^&ist Jauuary, 1873. Mrs. Jones wa^?.a|i estimable lady, and leavea beaHuS.hes stricken husband nud family, a.?rge.circle of friends to uinuro her uutin/ely'fall. The obsequies were performe^*o3J,ih'e Sunday lollowinir, and the tuourjj h^s, risen upon tho <grave uf woe all lonely and beloved. ... Our *yrnj^biy j'dns with tint of this community, and is offered to our follow townamaJf in' hi*~s >re bereavement. tic Day fn February. Thure was a rr mark ably I rge attend anee. off per*Oos in Town uu .Monday ? If .A e> last, almost as large as on Sale day in JJf *I r snuary. Msnjghurscs and mulus and mou were ?old. J Some4 few cases of ??com" with "rya" -#???<>? fa sire repotted. A guttle*! of good feeling, joviality and oojae was manifest. Auctioneers cried and ^soid persossl warea^to, ajjreat "degree" One hundred cases of "obstrui ting highway" upon the streets occurred. But every body was no bu*sy or in such n go^d^ humor that the 'daw" was not ?nforcod r.ud wagons and wares crowded and obstructed our oi e great highway with impunity. Towards eveniug the noise ?tatod, the crowd vanished and the obstructions were removed, nod the ?hades ort night were cast upon our iwercl ants Cxtiug accounts of a very busy Snd fjgufit.ible day. The Sheriff sold on? tract of land, 12 acres the property of $110.00. This was aold_.UJidcr foreclosure of m?rtg*gi. The purchaser was .Mr. Jjf.C. Whetstone. consiating of 512 a Oii*erV Melts for liiioroYemeiils. ^Te'nMlce Mr Lucas at work on the sSVw Street. It is being gradod nnd WitUed. This will be a great improve ment to this fyeatltiftl th iroughf irj. We Would Suggest that before Mr Ssutaa is dismissed, that the Same pro cess of levelling be applied t? the Rail road jirerJue, between Husscll street ?ffif'tlis^dopot. Tho mmud of sarth thrown up out of the railway excavation should be levelled, and the earth Carried to fill up the low ?arte of the new strict. Tim two works of improvement would MyB^fl tngether. This and the cle vation of the side walks on Russell It and the arrangement of crossings fct convenient distances -e th. needed improvements t. Later wo will want aunt1 cr street on tiff*south aide of Russell Street, and thsn ('rosa Streets between New Street and this Newer 9treet, and we will have ? scjuarely built up City, and not the ?"long lane that haa no turn" as now. Alir, " ? .??"????? Tho Fire Companies. The dull reactiou eaused by the son trsst of busy Monday with the other ' *days of the week was relieved by the tparedes of the fire companies. The Young America Engine Company paraded their monthly parade on Tues day afternoon, nud presented s very bright and lively appearance. The <?earit Company also paraded the same and t timed out full and strong. On Thursday, tho Klliott Heok and essaWsjfJ^icr Company passed through ou ?treats, eliciting admir.iti-m as thay ' *a>ed. These spirited companies composed of .fitajr energetic young townsmen "hold their own," in handsome style, aad ere <fc? bulwarks "if net of oar liberty of the security of the ?fuf? g*o of oor town sail of oar property aad safety. It is tissa that another contest between Iba two companies should enliven the '. eurrent of* local events, sad stir up the psblic interest and "ruprit du carp*. '?? ssssi ait Mr. Willi? Baxter haa a magnificent t fatf ef koraas, perfect matches^ strong le4 handsomo. As handsome a pair as aver came to Ornngeburg. ' . "M m. - BW ' -in . ? ? - A Business Ciiaihik.?Our adtcr tiling oolutuva announce an important change in tho busltioss circles of the Mr. E. Kzc'.icl, ?ihn has been so well known ?wj patronised by our people, bus disposed uf bis buaiues* to Messrs Muscley A Crook, who will succeed him at his old'stand. Mr. Etekiet will continue the jewelry and watoh business, attd will of courrt continue to receive the patronage ho merits. Of the uew linn, wu need net speak in praise. Mr. Mosoley Is one of the b st known citizens and business men uf Orauepburg, and will certainly secure i*ucceva Mr. dock, win. Iras been at Mr. Cor nelson's for sonic titiie has displayed n tuet b r business and courtesy which uro the brst "ahoes for !uck." This gentle man will remain at Mi. Comelsoato finish out his contract for the present. The new firm nee Is only this an nonncemeut to secure a ?bare of"patron age. A Good Picturk op a Good Man ?The Klliott Hook and Ladder Comp any recently appointed a Committee to wait upon lit. Thomas A. Klliott, their honored Patron, 'and request him to sit for bir picture to be bung in the Hall of the Company. On Thursday evening tho Committee reported by presenting the picture, a correct likeness, which was received by the Company, with many expressions of satisfaction. It is hiihd.somcly funned, and well executed bring the' work ol- Mr.- Blume, the Artist of this place The picture will be a sacred}memento as well as a beauti ful orrmitueiit, and will be highly ralu d by the Corps. A I'POI NTH KMTa* ? His Excellency Governor Moses h-is, we are informed, appointed James P. Maya and J. L. Rast Trial Justices for this County. The billAu iucri-a.se the number of J these officer* tbr^.thia County, will soon become a law Then it will be neecssa ry tu appoint three more. Inquk>T?Trial .Justice 11. 1? Cooke held an .inquest on Friday ni^ht lust, upon the body id' Thou.aa P. Rose, a: Lenisville. The verdict was ih.it the deceased came to his death from congestion o! the brain aud lung", superinduced by the too frequent use of mult liquors. ' .?*?? VjfPf *?.?U.'dT the atteutiou uf our readers to the adrertisun<eul in ".uolhcr column, of the Brook? Sewing Muchia - Co., of New Volk, tl.ey advertise, what is indeed a valuable invention, a first class Sewing Machine for five Dollars. ?I ???BS?'??aSSB??? Mr. Win. Sain has a lat of good gar den manure., which he offers for sale chesp. ... A T i i earn ? , - Thk South bum Cultivator ?A monthly magazine fur tho farm, the garden and the family circle, Athens, (Ja., W. L. Jones, editor and pfopriotor Terms, 82 a year in advance. There is a practical matter of fact air about the Cultivator, which com mends it with wonderful favor to the average farmer of the South, and secures for it upon that clots, a hold which cannot bo broken by the claims of more ambitious competitors. It enters with the number before us, upon its 31st volume, und has our best wishes for its continued pros pcri-y. Thk Rural Carolian for Fkbrua ry.?The Febuary Number of the Rn ral is promptly on our desk, with the usual Variety of interesting topics. No one who understands literary work, trill wonder at the rapid increase in its cir culation, when wa think of the great eare and ability with whioh it it edited. There is no other agricultural niagasin^ ia the South that shows such oridence of not only a great amount of tabor, but a great amount of labor skillful1/ em ployed. The opening article, "Thoughts and Suggestions for the Month," exem plifies the editor'* knor/ledge ot bis sub ject, and hi* happy faeility of expression The neat article, the seoooi number of "Notes on Farming," contains hard slaps against fences and some good directions how to ntake them : alsi some oipital bint* about farm building. There are several other talublc article* in the Ag ricultural Depurtmcnt, whioh we hare not room to r.iti? ice. Tlte Scientific Department stilt show that ability which has contributed so much to give the Ru ral Carolinisn its present loadiu g posi tiou among agricultural journals. Any ono oao sec that the Horticultural Do. part moot is edited con amorc, and it is consequently interesting as well as use ful The Home and Literary Depart ment is fuller and more varied than usual, and wo flatter ourjclves that we can detect ? woman's Singer in tho p'u. The prtncjpd illustre/ion is of a stoim plough at w >rk an 1 it is just whit w is needed, a clear ides of th it machine. - ' ' If a nun his but ;i? oy? le h; n g t i it if" and she should be Iii? other [ COMMERCIAL. IM A It It KT REPORTS. Ornoa or thb OnASoRnuvn Nkwm, F.binary 7 1P7H. COTTON?Sales dUriug the week 205 bales. We quote : Ordinary.IT (ft Low Middling.1? (a) Middling...!.,.IM <?<. Rot'oh Rick...Sl.!? per ousbcl Con*.$l.ii? per bushel. Cow I'kas. i to per bushel. Pisubks. 1.6& per bushel MR. C. D. BLUME. i s*|? f 7 * Beg a to infcim the people of Ornr-gebnrg and vicinity that he will CONTINUE hi BUSINE 8 at his OLD STAND over Cp'. F. II. W. Hriggmaun's store, nil 1 as he has made VAST IM P 11?) V E M K NT i in PICTURE MAKING of late, is now able to execute as GOOD WORK as can be done oUewhore in a Ferrotype Gallery. He also bason hail 1 a lot of PICTURE FRAMES of every description, at reasona ble prices. COPYING done to order In any desired Style. Come ono, come all and give mo a trial, jan 4 ?| 20 if NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that APPLICA TION will be made to the GENERAL AS SEMBLY at its next Session for a ReTival of the Charters of ?dUNK GROVE CHURCH" and "1 R1MTY CHURCH" under the juris, diction sf the "Evangelioal Lutheran St nod of South Carolina and adjacent States.' nov 9 Sin Notice of Dismissal. NOTICE IS HBRFBY GIVEN THAT ONE month ft em date I will file ray Fiaal Aecouut with to? ilnnorablo Vug. U. Knowl - ton, Judgo of Probate for Oraiijreburn County, and ask for Letters of Dismissal as Guardian of James, Eugene. Anne, John, Adriautia and Mattin Harbor MARTHA B. BARKER. Guard .an. January, 2%th, 1S73. ?1m. Notice of Dismissal. NOTICE IS ItERfcBYOIVRN TIIATOXR month from date 1 will File my Final ; Account with thr Hon. Aig It. K- ?Wlton. ( Jud^e of Probate for Orungeti irg i oimty, I and ask lot Letters of Dismissal as Adminis- | trat rix o>' the estate of Itiehard V. MoHich ael, deceased ANN W. BARTON. Jan 1th. 1873. Administratrix, jan 4 lm DR. A. C. DUKES' CRANGKHURG, S. C, bBALaa is DRUGS. MKDlCl NES| , i PAINTS. ' AND OILS, FINE TOILET SOAPS, BRUSHES' AND PEP. FUMFY. PURE WINES and LIQUORS for Melieiual uses. DYE-WOODS and DYE-STUFFS generally. A full line of ToB tCCO uro! SBG \RS. Farmers shd Physicians from the Country will find our Stock of Medicines Complete. Warranted 'enuine and of the Beat Quality. Lot of FRESH GARDEN SEEDS. jan 11 e tf A I.I- WHO WAXT A beautiful picture with which to a.lorn the walls of their parlors, should immn li ately enclose the subscription for the "A I vocate," ($2.00) and they will receive by return mail' our "Fruit Chrom?," which we are giving to evsry yearly subscriber to out paper. Don't remit by mail. Address FRANK P. BP.ARD. Camoks, S. C. EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.?Ail Persons having demands against th* l-.siatc of the late Jnn. M. Irick, deceased, and all peraens indebted o said Estate, will present their demands properly sworu to and make payment to the und el signed oi their Attorneys, Messrs. Istar k Dibble. Orangeburg, 8. C, within one menth from this date. J. A. M. HA IG LEB, JNO. VY MACK, Jan. 14, lflre, Qualified Executors, jan 18 4t IN THK COURT OF PRORATE. Wiibbbab, James W. Culler hath applied te me for letters of Administration on the Estate of j. Hane Culler, late of Orange burg County, deoeaaed. These are therefore to cits and admonish all and singular the Kindred and Creditors of the said deoeaaed, to be and appear be fore me at a Court of Probat? for the snld County, to be holden at Orangeburg on the 3d day of febrnary 1873, at 10 o'clock A. M. to ahow cause if any, why the said Ad ministration should not be granted. Given under my hand and the Seal of my Court, this 17th day of Jan., A. D. 187:t, and in the ninety-serenth year of American Indopendcnce. AUG. B. KNOWLTON, [L S ] .fudge ef Probate O. C. jan 18 2t WIMM!)?A ?OY 11 or 13 yours of age?one who WRITES a GOOD ii and, an I who is a Good *\rithme tioian. Apply ut the jau Ii?at auditor's offil*-:. TT OIIS4- and I.ot fot Sale.?A XX DES1RABI K ? HOU>HVauU fiOT at itowo's I'limp i? otl'crod for sale upon LI RU RAL TERMS. Tho Lot contains one ncre and n kiflf, and has four ^ievr Buildings thereon including m STORE, which is wall finished said a good Kusine?* Stand. Apply to W. P. ( OLSON, Rowe'a I'limp, 8. C. Or to C IIA It LBS ('OLSON, Charleston, 8. C. jaav.ll oi Si J OLIVEROS, M. D,: WllOLlSAl.U AND RETAIL DRUGGIST. 1?Z AI.CIl I* DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, PAINTS. OILS. VARNISH. GLASS, PUT TV, BRUSHES AND CUTLERY. ai so PERFUMERY AM) FAKCV ARTICLES Ono or two YOUTH*. between theagi?sof ] Ifi and 17 years, lelearn DRUG Business. None need apply except those of geod moral character, and who can come well re ootamended, and will CONSENT to b? ROUND to ihr business tor a SERIES of YEAR.: ( Applications mu-t bo in the handwriting ??f the Applicants, und nddrrsscd as followp : POSToFFICE BOX No. ;t*.?. ?0:a?g-burg, S. 0. jan l hot IS ly Lost or Mislaid. VWARRANT for $">000, drawn by ta? Comptroller General un the St:it?> Treasurer in r?t*or ?f General C. J. 8tol hrand, on account af appropriation for the support nf the Sw.tr Penitentiary, dated April ID. I87'2, and bc*ra ill" endorsemen; of General ('. J. 5lo"5brand and lion. Nile. (}. Parker, State Treasurer. But thirteea (IS) warrants hare b"cn drawn on ihi? ap propriation, nil bourinu kiiuo dnlc, twelv? uf which are hold as under: Three ol $o,0U0 each, held bp G?n. C. J. Stolhraud. Three of $.?,000 each, hold by C. H. Bald win. Tit re* of S'l.OOO eaah, held br Carolina Sal im .i' i'a-ik. Mi-., of .->?">?? '.:(> held hy OcnygoW, Water inn n. On* of -'"]''? h 1 I by Hardy Solomon. One of Jii.'HH) held by Gvll. Vil.ii.uu Gut ney. County Treasurers sad the puhliii are hots hy cautioned a^itiiist pt<rehasiiig the lost war* rnnt, n? payment has beeil Bloppod. ROBERT K. SCOTT, Governor T2T2 Do You Want NEW GOODS! B* TO BRIOGMANN'S. IF YOT WANT CHEAP GOODS 00 TO BRIGtiXASN'S WHJlIUC VoU'laL FIND Any and Everything. nov 2 if THOS. W. ALBERGOTTI, TWO DOORS EAST OF 1 4 I* . If A It LEY' S Ku&sell Street, Ornngoburg, So. Ca., Mas JUST RECEIVED a fmah supply of french candies. finr candies, NUTS, all sorts, TOW, CHINA WARS. Large and Small FANCT RA8KBT8, RA1SONS. PICKLES, &e . Ac. Also FRESH BREAD always en haed. and supplied to regular customer* ovory say at their doois. In my cakadepartment tou will 6ad. FRUIT CAKES. FANCT CAKES, Ot'NGKRSj *?., Always on hand and fresh. FINK BRIDAL PRESENTS. FRESH riFS constantly on hand. WEDDINGS supplied' with all kinds of Cakea and Cenfeotiooarie* nt ihw ahertool notice. The above 'goods eaanet be ax celled ia quulily and price. All work warranted to give satisfaction, ?ci 12 ly dto 14 WANT IB CARPE1VTKR9, Wanlod eigto or ten good Carpen ters at Rowe's Pump. Steady employment and GOOD WAGES poarnHteed. Apply to W. P. ( OLSON, Rowe's Pump, R C R. R. jan 11 St MOSELEY & CROOK. coi^nT^iL?SH ii? notice. - ?Jj,V k.j6. JJ, JJL HAVING THIS DAY FORMED A COPARTNERSHIP UN DDR THE FIRM NAME ?rd Styl? as above, we would respectfully call the Attention of the Public In I be same, and wou Id request yen. (one and all.) to ?all at Mr. K. E'/.F.KIEI/H OLD STAND opposite the Pnat Office, and oxarnin- our Coinplcte and w*ll sHectal stock <if DRY GOODS. NOTIONS, HAT8. CAPS. ROOTS. SHOE*. GROCERIES, CROCK RY, GLASSWARE. TINWARE. HARDWARE, and CPTLRH Y. Alao FARMING and GARDEN IMPLEMENTS, auch ?? PLOWS. HOES, SPADE8, ) SHOVELS, FORKS und U A K Ha. / A general Assortment ?f GEARS, namely: SADDLES, BRIDLES, TRACES. HAM ES and BACKBANDS. Also a full variety of GARDEN SEEDS, kc. In order to ke?p the Various Branches of our Stock well supplied, wr find il a'crwirr with our htnit-d ctpital to make QUICK 8ALRS Strictly far CASH at -rary SMALL PROFITS, and we therefore feel assure lilt wicsn otfer GREA7 INDUCEMENTS to the public, ami only ask y<-u to GIVE US A TRIAL before purchasing elsewhere. Respectfully J. W. .M OSL,K V, febS-ly W. K CROOK. .-'?J.L.U'li-L'il-U BBfJgg s ii . t?M< JLJJL JL1?.'flJJ_sum .IIIUIL sjJsjllijul New Goods ARRIVING BY KVKItY NORTHERN STE A MER, AT G EO. H. GORNELSON. In order to he prepared for Ilia d ?niinH? of !h* season, I am receiving large supp'.le? of all the vr.ro us goods needed ?ii this lime of the year; such as P'antstion Supplies. Tools. Plows, Iron. And everything else necessary to make a crop. I am Agent for t he following valuable and c-tatdi*hed Manures : ETI WAN GLAN . ETI WAN DISSOLVED BONE. ETI WAN CR >P Food. ATLANTIC PHOSPHATE, ATLANTIC ACID PHOSPHATE. E FRANK COB'S PHOSPHATE. PERUVI AN GUANO. LAND PLASTER LIME AND SALT. All the above Manures are offered al manilfaC urers prioc? will bi sold at the same terms asat the works and will be delivered if requested at any depot on th* South Carolina Railroads. jeb I GEO. II. 0ORNKL8ON. 1873! FKBTlTJalltY, FEBRUARY. 1873s FEBRUARY. last month Of the Gr?-a? Hearing Out Sale of the entire SlocV of Winter DRY GOOD OP THEODORE KOHN & BROTHER. COMMENCING ON SATURDAY, FEBRUARY JST, 1873 And evert day thereafter until all is hold, at from ?0 to nO per Celt: below Usual price* in order to make room for our extensive Spring purohnses. Closing out of DRESS GOODS. Closing out of FLANNELS. Closing out of all WOOL GOODS Closing out of IIATS. Hosing out ef Sit OES: ' 'nil soon and be convinced. TUEODORK KOHN A BROTHER. f?b l k ly _ i_ ?.!i .? il*1 " ?WSSB&Si"Zi'-flia. < feflBBBtfJi_sssssssssanssssasi*-11 GREAT BARGAINS! SELLING OFF! NOW IS YOUR TIME!!! TO GET DRY 10DDS, GROCERIES. HARDWARE, CRO0H1.1Y, SHOES, IIAT3, AC MUst be sold by tht 5th of next tnouili, as Premises is diapsssd of. RID HE ILT II being the tawsc ef Selling. K. EZEKIEL. N. B.?I will still continue the Watch and Jewelry Business. jan 2ki ? WLI .. IU.M!l"??sj?J?sa?gaaa??sja?saa^^ DUKES' HOTEL. RUSSELL-STREET, ORANGEB?RG, & 07 The Subscriber takes great pleasuro in announcing to his FRIENDS and the COM MUNITY that he has OPEN BD a FIRST-CLASS HOTEL, st the Large Residence recent ly occupied by Mr. Hans Wannauiakrr. Cmnfortablo Accommodations, a Bounteous Table and Oovtsus Attention are Guaranteed. jan 18~-3m J? W? It. IM Ii KS. 4 CLOSING OUT SALE! TO MAKrS ROOM FOR STlilNCt STOCK. T. G. VINCE, OF SEASONABLE OBt CJOOO*, CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, AC; AT UNUSUALLY LOW PRICES ! T. 0. VINC?) Next door (o DR. A. C. DI KES. net* SCHOOL KOOKS! MUSIC & STATIONER!, ALWAYS OX HAND A* ?p i um ui Iii?,/. ENO T IsT E 1-IOXJS32. The celebrated PEN LLTTKH BOOK, far Copying l/ettvrs?used without a Press? every lominese. man should have nno. Anything i? my Ijnc not on baud oaa .?? ord<red in a nborf tliu". Ii.I KU HOBIXSOX. u iunr JM.f j.. r ' Fever and Ague, from which mankind stifTsr over a Urge Baet ?7 the globe, la the consequence af a d^aiwL action in the system, induced by the poisonous tzflxam of vegetable dcftrJ. Tars ? !'tu?tion U evolved by the action of aolar heat oa v. et soil, and rise* wita the watery vapor from it. While the Run ia below the horizon thie vapor Lutgers near the earth's sur face, and the vir?? la taken with U through the lungs into the blood. - There it acts a* an irriut?ig poison on the intamal viscera and excreting organs of the body. The liver becomes torpid and fails 0? accrete not onlr this .virus, but also the, bile fron? the blood. Both the rirut and the bile acntniulile In the circulation, and produce viulcut ConstRp ti mal disorder. Tho splcrii, the kfdheys. andthe stomach sympathise with the liver, and beeouMi , disordered also. Jb'ipaUy, the instinct or our St*., ganism, as if in an attempt to expel the noxioaa ' infusion, con cent rates the whole blood o/the bedr in the interna) c\.- ctories to force thorn to east Ik out. The blood leaves the surfaee.and ruahea.tat ( the central organs with oiagcative violence. Thia ia tlteCtiiix. But in this effort it fails. Thou tha Frvkk follovra, in which the blood leaves the cen tral orgaas and rushes to the surface, '0M*9r~ aaothcr effort to e*pel the irritating poison thxc that other groat excretory ? tbu akin. In also it fails, and the system abandons the attempt exhausted, and waits for the recovery of strength to repeat the hopeless effort another day. Thea* are the fits or paroxysm* of FavB* akx> Aooa. Such constitutional disorder will of course ander? mine the health if it is not removed. Wc have labored to And, and have found, a?* antidote, Ayer's Ague Cure, which neutralizes this malarious poison fax tha blood, and stimulates the liver to expel it from tha body. As it should, so it does eure this afflicting disorder with perfect certainty. And it doc* more, or rather doss ?hat is of more service to those sub iect to thia infection. If taken in season It expels t from the system as it is absorbed, and thus keeps those who use it free from Its attacks; iWps tss system in health although exposed to the diseases Consequently it not only euros, bat protects from, the great variety of affections which are indoced by this malignant influence, auch as Remittent re?er. Chill Fever, Dumb, or Masked Agas? Periodical Headache, or Bilious Headache, Biheoa Fevers, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Gout, Hllnthinsa. ? Toothache, Earache, Catarrh, Asthma, Palpita tions, Painful Affections of tha Spleen, Hysterics, Colic, Paralysis, and Painful Ancctions of the Stomach and Bowels, all of which, whoa arisen* from this cause, will be found to assume more or teas the intermittent type. This " Aova CvaaH removes the cause of those derangements, aad cuxea, the disease. This it accompllshe* by stimulating the exere* tories to ax pel the virus from the system; aad these organa by degrees become habited to do this their office of their own accord. Hence arise* what wc term acclimafnlioti. Time may accomplish ths> same end. but often life it ant long enough, or ia sacrificed in tha a'.inapt, while this " Aova Cens " ' * does it at CuSS, and with safety. We hare grstst reason to believe this is a surer aa well as safer remedy for the whole class of diseases which are eausad by the miasmatic infection, than any othea Which haa been discovered; and it hu still anothar important advantage to the public, which is, that It is cheap as well as good. MtBrAnip BT DR. J. C. ?Y32R CQs LOWELL, MASS. Paica Omb Dollau raa Borna. Ayert Cherry Pectoral has wort for itself euch a reuuwu for the ear* of every variety of Throat and Lung Coroplaiat, that it ia entirely unnecessary for oa to recount the) . evidence of its virtues, wherever it has been ease ployed. Aa it has long been in eonataat axak thrcughmit this section, we need not do more tfaaa assure the people its quality is kept ?p to the beat it ever has been, and that it s,ay oe retted ea to do for their relief all it has ever been found to do, r ; Ayer's Cathartic Pills? FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF A PJMMtlrl Fon CosTivBMcsat teil Foa the Co an or DrararaxA; FoB J m'.miicb 1 Fob tm Cube or lxiuGBtmos; Fob HtAnACitBt Fob tub Cvkb or DTSEisTaari Fob a Foul StpMAcat t Fob tub Ccuk ofr BkTstfVABJ Fob tub Pit es j , - Fob tub Ct'br or Scbofcxa ; Fob Al). ?( iioni.ors Cuuruurn i ?Ton tna Cr jib or Kjiei x atzsm ; Fob Cubascs or Mr Saur; ? ?'? Fob vni; Cobb or Lrvr.a Couri^nrri Fob DBorsr; ? V*** Fob tbb Curb otr-TirrrBB* XtlJftftJM avd Sal? ltltr.t m ; Foaf Wtxaaraa aiin a.) A Fon the Cure or uoCT| Fob a DrxjfBn'PiB** = Ian a Fob tub Ccma. or Niauvitui Fob PrKirrttio tub Btubn. They are sugar coated, *o that the afoot, anuat tlve can take them pleasantly^and .being purely vegetable, no harm can arise tWaa their use in any quantity. ' ^s^? ?I? ^ Friea U conti per lor; rivobarca for JLO?. f Great numhera of C\?rgymon? Physicians, Static men, and eminent pers?naRe*, -aave lent tlicer names to certify thounparallt lod usefulness of the** remedies, but our space here* wiil not permit lbs izvsartion of them. The Agents bejaw xxaxaedfu>' aiah gratis nor AmbkicAU Aim abac ia which they arc given ; with also full descriptions of the above complaints, and the' treatment that should be foe* lowed for their eure. Do not be pot off by unprincipled dealers .with other preparations they make more profit on. Demand Avrit's, and take no others. The sich Waat the best aid there is /or thetu, aad they should have it. Ail our Remedies art for sale By BEAD THIS MERONEY & BAXTBK WILL DOJ FOR THE MMCHAJSTS O It A X G E n v n o CHEAP AND WITH DISPATCH. gg?f*They are alss pVepatr4,ta lOAR? HOltsF.s and. hire ?CACHES and CAR* BIAGES at motler.ite price?, CSatl sB tkeaa at Maroiiey's Hotel MRUONBT A BAXTER. sag 41 . ' it -,-t-7-z'" ? V S'tT -' A. KVANS, TRIAL JfgTlCK, I r*r OFrtll5re>bnrff C'oun.jr* ,*i , We,t. All bust he as entrMsted ta bis enarga will be attended to With proXiptfiesat' Office at bis Mill* Hear Holia.a a Bt 14?^ South KHislo Biret. ae^pt 14 VST1 ^ *?? tl>0 WANTED! Alt elaasea of wsrking people, of either sex, young or old, make more money at work for na ia. their spare momaste, or all tha time, than at anything alee. Particulars f ret. Address C,: ST1NSON A CO., lifrf ?-i Porthnd, Maiqe.