The Fairfield herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, April 20, 1870, Image 4
Thero is No Death.
. Rt1 8ULWan LTtOhI.
There is no death I 'I lie stars go down
To rise upon some fairer shore ;
And brighat in iinven.'s jowelled orown
lhe't- shitbe fer evermore,
There is no death I The dust we tread
Shall chbago beneath the summer show
ert
To golden grain or mellow fruit,
Or rain-bow tinted dowers.
The granite rooks disorganizo
'lo feed the hungry plants they bear;
The forest leavo drink daily life
From out the voiceless air,
There is no death ! The leaves may fall,
' he leaves may fado and pass away I
They only wait through wintry hours
The coming of the bf:iy.
There is no death ! An anrel form
Walks over the earth in eilent tread I
He bears our best love I things away,
And then wo call the:a 'dead.'
He leaves are hearts all deso ate.
Helpless our f irest. sweet .t flowers
Transplanted into bliss, they now
Adorn immortal bowers.
The bird like voice, whose joyous tonos
Made glad there scenes of ein and strife,
Sings now an overlasting song
Amid the tree uf life.
And where he se)a !!-ale at -right
Or heart too put. for cin and vi-e,
Be boars it to that wor. of light,
To dwell in Paradise.
Born unto that undying life,
The y leave us but to oomoe again
With joy we woloome t hem-the same,
Ex.opt in sin and pain.
And ever near us, though unseen,
The dear immortal spirits tread
For all the boundless Universe
Is life-- bere are no dead.
The President and the Workineman.
The mechanics of California have
done.tho handsome thing by preparing
a splendid picture in honror of Presi
dent Grant for. Wa: proclamation inter
preting and in commemoration of the
passage of the eight-hour law. It
will be rcoollooted t'at eftor the pu.
sage of the law, tle heads of Depart
ments and the Attorney-Genral decid
ed that the eight hours a day meant
reduction, of wages in proportion.
Subsequiontly the President called to
gothor the Cabinet, and after consul
tation, decided to issue his proclama
tion that wages should not be reduced
in proportion to the reduction of hours.
Thia was evidently what Congress in
teudud.
The picture which was on Wednes
day presonted to the President, is el.
liptio, 20 by 24 inches, neat, plain or
der. In the centre is a large globe, sur
mounted by an egle holding in his
beak a streamer, on which is written :
"National eight-hour law, passed by
the louse of Representatives January
6, and by the Sonato June 24, 1868:
le it onnoted that eight hours shall
constitute a day's woik for all labor
ers, workmen and mechanics now em.
ployed by or on behalf of the United
Statos; and that all acts and parts of
acts inconsistent with this not, be and
the saime are hereby ropoaled."1
On the face of the globe are thir
toon stars, the biggest one represent
ing the "all-seeing eye." On that
star is printed the proclamation of
Vto President above referred to. The
star is surrounded by a wreath ; on
the right of the picture is a perspec
tive mining and agricultural scone.
On the loft is a bird's-eye view of the
harbor of San Francisco, the Golden
Gate, the wharf at Oakland, and the
city of San Francisco.
Across the picture and underneath
the globe is a view of Mare Island,
the navy yard, an'd Vallego.
Oni the right of the globe is a fe
male figure seated, holdi ng balance
scales in her left hand. In one is
capital represented by gold double
eagles; in the other is labor, repre
sented by mechanics in their working
clothes. The scales are equally bal
anced, bhowing the mechanics want noe
advantage of capital. In her right
hand is a wreath, uhd erneath it and
in the back-ground Is the Capitol of
the United States, meaning honor con
ferred tipon Congress for passing the
eight hour lawv.
Under the female figure and the
grouped omblems around her, repre
senting commerce and industry, is
the full size ,oal of the "Mechanied'
State Conncil of (ialifornltk" The
natme is on the outer circle, and at
the bottom "organmized November 6,
1867." in the centre is a tree rest
ing on the globe, on which is "Ameri
en," and around the inuor circle arc
the words, "The eigh-houmr 'ra
spreads its branel'.. a rer wor'
On the left of the gici,-r I a
blacksmith soated ou an 'iud1, his
right -liand resting on the handle. 0f
his sledge haitimer,. au-4 his left armi
resting on the~ right, and lisa head
geutly resting on his l-ft hand, lHe is
represented as a man In the vigor of
youth, with mind improved, and look
ing to the East for light and laws to
better the condition of his class. By
his slde is unfinished machinery,
which lie has in hand. In front of
him Is thie anchor of hope; under his
feet is a scroll em wvhich Is, written,
Asia, 'Urioti, Oceanica, Amerioa and
Europe, representing the world sub
jedt to 'mechanics. In his rear is a
togn and machine shop, with locomoe
tIve end traic of ears in the distance
representing. the present oondition ol
meqhanical improvements in the world.
JImmediately below this group, on a
shield,rud In ifrolar form, is, the
coat of arms of the State of Califor
Btn t tiia91& nti femnale fir
uros aro represEnted in the back
groittd the hbpin, railroa'de, tele
grafhj stan mogttno, eeenioal poir
era, iaIl44['ngriamenta, 'aid alltliq
tools andvioe known amon; mer
ehants. '""" ' " -
In hbe ' de't sgea stands a
hedi opf blem of i dustry ; in
N' *LQ~bIL4 ~ Vi~ e mo*
of that again is a level, the plumb.
line hanging in the oontre, reptesent.
ing equality and Justice. On the, light
end partly rentig 6n the level, to a
book opn ; on that is a soroll, on
which is written. "Labor, rest, reorea
tion ;" nnd on the left, and resting on
the level also, is the Amerioan gag in
careless folds, intending to convey
the idea that it Is the emblem of our
safety defended by the laboring inen
of the ecuntry.
The naked arm holding the sledge.
hammer is the common emblem of all
meobanic. industry-the general em
blom holds a conspicuous position at
the bottom of the picture-by which
the beautiful, truthful and thrilling
idea is conveyed to the mind that the
whole suporstructure above described
and the whole of civilisation and hu
man happiness depends upon mechan
to labor.
The frame is made of laurel wood,
%nd carved to represent two rustle
limbs (-f a grape vine forming a dou
ble wreath. On the top lo carved let
tors,is "U. S. Grant, President, 1870,"
vtch i6 on a shiold covering a group.
At flags, two cannon and round shot.
At the bottom is a bear on a shield,
ovcring two swords at the top, and a
pick, sbovel and pan, with gold in it,
at the bottom, repregenting numerous
tosi and roans of -dfenoo. On the
botcnm and a part of this shield is a
olid gold plate, and insoribed there
Oi is "i'resonted by the Meohanios of
California." The bear is to represent
the State, and immediately below-it
is in rainad letters the word "Califor.
OURE
DYSPEPSIA& INDIGESTION
PLCREA M
ot.D EVRWHEREI
IE.MoisE & D
awHOLESALE DRUGGiSTS
CMARLETO,S.C.
For sale In Winibboro, S. U., by
KETClIJN, bMeoMASTER & BRICE.
By a recont dcolson of the Internal
Revenue Commissioner, any person can sell
thonse Bitte--s without having a retail Li
quor Dealer's License, mar 17-Om
FERTILIZERS.
- g
Jan 26-8m
Chiarleston, 8. 0., Mfanufaeturer af
DOOIS, SA2n; BLZND9
U AIN TlELARGEST AND MfOST
een States, and keeping always on hand a
large and most cornpleto steak of DOORS,
~SlER, BLINDS, Sash Doors, Store
fLorc~s, 8hiutters, Moulding., &o., &a., I am
eanbil to sell low and at mianufacturers'
N. B.--Sriot attention paid to shipping
in gooder,1er. july 20
GEORGIA NURSERY.
20,000 Southern Grown F/ruit Tres/or Salt.
A PPLE I'REE8 2 years old, 6 to 8 feet
Lhigh, with a well formed Orowni bl 2
to 8 feet from the Kround: price $18 00 per
100. 00n enaol, 4to8 6feet high-- price
Peach Trees, Pear, Plum, Africot, Nlec.
larme Trees, Gray. Vines, Strawberry
P'lanms, &e. Descriptive and Price Cata.
logue sent gratle to appliaants.
Address. Whi. K. NELSON.
Oct 16-6mn August a, Ga.
Private and Trancient
DOARDINU,
BY
'JoaxanU oTAYmOR aan sVntaa senslrs,
00LUNBIA, S. .
OUR IQU4RU East 01 MAIN sIanse.
feb S
L EAB Yrkeie a 60. us. and arie at
Leave ChwIo~r terkylt imwue ty
aryte the iawl ef tws AmgisIa Ib
eel IS
Whtte Wine Viaega.
3YEAR8 OLD: a
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
A* EN WAM'ED
IO sell a taphael Bnimes, "Nervice
SAfloat in a.h ,8umter sd Ala ama
This Is ia tiost. graphic and' thrilliing de.
uAription of the perilous adventures of this
commander and his comrades, written by
Semmes himself, and therefore authoutio in
every particular. The sale af this book
has been most upprocedented, and still the
demand is unanted. Sok only by sub.
scription, and'exclusive territory given to
good agents. Address
F. I. DIBBLE & CO., Publishers,
208 Main Street, Louisville. Ky.
WANTED EVERYWHERE,
ALESMEN, Fitrrnes and others to gell
a New Article in great demaani $ 100 00
made by one Agent hi first monih. Ad.
dress GEO. hMoE AT1iRON & CO.. Nnah.
villo, Tenn., or W. U. SEATUN & CO.,
New Orleans. La.
YOUR ATTENTION
18 OORDIALLY 1NVIrTO TO ilis
nBepderson County, Kentucky Land Salo"
Grand Prize Scheme
Enterprise, ClIARTHIED by the Legis
lature of Kentucky, and endorsed and re
commended by every leading official in the
State, and upivrds of 300 of her most
prominent citizens.
511 Prizes, $3149320 1
Comprising the richest ri -ar bottom tobno
co farms in the wenlthy county of Hen.
derson. Ky., with all Lheir appurtenances.
CapIt al Priz ) $150,00 0
Smallest Prize, $80!
Mao about $20,000 in Greenbneks, being
the entire rent money of (he property for
the years 1889 and 1870, which will be dim.
tributed to the winners of the MIAr seven
prizes respectirely. Rent of the
farms for 1869, was 512 per nere, and it is
confidently expected that they will equal or
surpass this figure for 1870.
Ticketi Five Dollars.
Final drawing, June 9th, 1810. at Masonio
Temple, Louisville, Hy. Hundreds of our
best citizens, have given unqualified oerti.
floates and endorsements of this magnifi.
cent entorprize.
Every dollar invested by ticket holders,
is held in trust by the commissioners ap.
pointed by the Legislature. until the draw..
ing takes place and prizes are delivered.
In order to have your ticketa properly
registered, buy a once of your nearest
club agent, or remit. by Express (prepaid),
Draft, P. 0. money order, or registered
letter, to either cf tho following finanoial
agents who will furnish full descriptive
circulars :
L. H. Lyne, Cash'r Farmers Bank, HIen.
derson, Ky. 11. 11. Alexandur, Commer.
Mal Bank, Louisville, Ky. - John C. La.
tham, Pres. Bank, Hopkinsville, Ky ;
James L Dallam, Commereltl Bank. Padu
eah, Ky. ; D. 0. Thomas; Cash. Obs. and
Rept'r Lexington, Ky. t V. B. Tyler, Cash.
ier Deposit Ik., Owensboro, Ky.
Qood Club A gents wasted everywhere.
TOMES, MELVAIN & CO.,
Sole Agents, 6 Maiden Lane, N. Y.
GRAND RAFFLE AND SALE
Of Real Estate and Personal Property, at
CASSVILLE, GA., June 1st, 1870.
PROPRITY VALUED AT $44,000 RAVILED AT
$25,000.
ONLY $1 PER CHANCE I
This property consists in part of a gene.
ral assortment of mercihsediue, valued at
$8,000; store-house, 60x24 (now,) $1,600 ;
8 dwelliag houses and improvements, all
new, $1,000 each ; lot of furniture $1,000;
400 bushels corn, 100 sacks flour, 6,000
pounds baeon, 24 town lots in center of
town, horses, cows, &c., &c.
This property, and other property not
included, Is val ed at Forty-four Thousand
Dollars, Is to be rnaffed for at Tlwenty-five
Thousand Dollars. Every ehiance, or tick.
oet, warranted and guaranteed a prize valued
from One Dollar tip to One Hlundred, to
Two Hundred, to Eight. 'I tiousan~d Dollars.
No Blanks-Twelve disinterested nmen will
conduct the naille, and see that eachi and
every one, whether present or not will have
an equal and fair showing. Eachi agent
will be informed~ of the result of the Rlaffle
next day after it comes off. Brer to Cdl..
coe of Barlow county, and citizens of Cass
yille. Liberal per cent, offered agents.
Agents wranted in. every County and State.
Enclose stamp. Orders for all Tickets andt
all communIcations miust be addressed to
L. Q SMITh A CO.,
Managing Agents, Casarille, Ga.
mar 12-1m
TOMES, MELVAIN & 00.,
No. 6 Maiden Lane, New York.
IMPORTERS OF
Guns, Fine Cutlery,
DR UGGISTS' SUNDRI ES.
MILITARY A ND FANCY OOODS
SOLE AGENTS FOR
Westley Richards' Breach-Loading Pow
itng Pieces, Eley's Cartridges for B. I.
Guns,
'Wat, Oaps, eso.
General Agonts for the
U, 8, "Cartridge 0>,,"~ Lowell, Mass.
Manufacturers of alt kinds of
METALXo OARTfitD(JE5 FOR RiriEs, PISTOLS,
ao.
DERINGER PISTOLS,
I have this day appointed Miessrs. Tosie,
MKhvAIN & Co. Sole Agents for the sale of
my Pistols in the City of New Yoik. Deal.
era ean obtain tht -m of Messrs. Tomes,
Melvain & Co. at my lowest wholeale rate,,,
tmnd my full guaranty ao'omnpnes every
Ptatol of my manufaeruros sol b them.
I ENiIY DERINOGER
SPhiladelphia, Auig 2, 1867.'
FOUNTAIN PEN.
WRITES three pages with one dip. Runs
H smooth and makes clinn writinug. High.
ly recommnended by all using them. o)nly
26 cents per doton. Two samp.e Peas for
10 cents. Address E. D. CilESTR R, Had.
lyme, Conn.
Bay where yon saw thIs AdvertIsement.
Gerable and Mret24&
bisteatlto the
An n pt i
EearAJblontI! EouvI
th BREE901saa.a~ ad
The "AROLNA FERTILIZER," is we
and is pronounced by various Chemi,,s, one 0
Paruvian Guanoin Its Porillizing Properties.
inat laud and s0n aninals, and posness qualil
at. We annex the anal sia of Professor She
"L 4BORATORY OF TilE \IEDI
'Analysis of a sample of Carolina Frtilise
Moisture expelled at 2120 IF,
Organic Matter, with some water of oombins
Fixed Ingredients,
Ammonia,
Phosporio Aold-Soluble, 6.96 Xqi
losoluble, 6.17 U p
38.18
Sulphurio Aod. 11.01 Eqt
Sulphate of Potash,
Sulphate of Soda,
Sand,
On the strengths of these resultis I am glat
na Fertiliuer,
We will furnish this excellent FERTILIZ)
2,000 lbs.
cot 0--ly
New Advertisements.
(ESTABLISHED 1830.)
WELCH & GRIFFITHS,
SAWS! AXESI SAWSI
Saws of all depcriptions. Axes, Belting
and mill furnishings. Circular Saws with
solid Teeth, or with Patent Adjustable
Points, superior to all inserted Teeth Saws.
A&- Prices Reduced. -M
IM..Send for Price List and Circulars.-Ig
WELCH & GIUFFIT HS,
Boston. Mass., or Detroit, .lch.
Agents 0anvaasing Books sent free.
SECRTS OF INTEitNAL REVElUE.
By a Promineng Ojicer if the Treasury Ser
Vice,
showing up (he secrets and inner workings
of thd evenue Department, the Whiskey
Ring, Gold Ring and Drawback Frauds,
systematic robbery, depredations, conspira
cells and raids on the Government, malfeas.
anoe, tyranny and corruption of high ofli
cials. The most startling and important
book published. Containing about 600
well-filled pages, spiritedly illustrated.
Agents wanted. Canvassing and complete
outfit sent free. Address WK. FLINT, pub
lishor, Philadelphia, Pa. ; Chicago, Illinois,
or Cincinnatti, Ohio.
How to Get Books for Nothiug.
$10 worth of splendidly illustrated books
given for every 10 subscribers to the Now
York Musical Pioneer for 1870, a monthly
journal of 10 pages of choice muuio and in.
teresting miscellany. Only 60 cents per
annum in advance. Circular. with list of
premiums and~ specimen copy of Pioneer
sent on *'eceipt, of stamp F. J, Hunitington
& Co., 459 lBroomo street, N. Y.
908 Prizesq Worth from $L50O to
$1.00 in Greenbacks,
awrarded to subscrlbers and agents for
Wood's Hlousehold Magazine, the argest
and the best Dollar monthly In the world.
Similar prizes to be repeated soon. Full
particulars in March number. For sale by
all newsdlealers, or sent with catalogne or
premiums on receipt of 10 cents. Address
8. 8. Wood, Newburg. N'. Y.
RIDDER'S PASTILLES.
A sure relief for Asthma. Price 40 cents
by mail. STQWarL' & Co., Charlestown
Mass.
The Purest, Best and CYheapest
.SOLD BV ALL GROCER.
W flHOUT Spectacles, IDoctor or Muedi
oine. Bent post-paid, on receipt of 10
ots. Address E. D. Foote, (anthIor of Afedi.
cal Common Rense)j No. 120 Lexington Ave.,
oor. East, 28th St., N. Y.
A WAY with uncomfortable Trusses.
L.Comfor~t and Cure for the Ruptured.
Sent post~ paid on rece'ipt of 10 cents. Ad.
dress Dr. E. B. FOOTE, Nfo. 120 Lexington
Avenue New York.
EVERY BODY READ TIS ~7
W E will pay -Agenits $26 per week and
ex pen~se, e sell the dreatest Disooy.
erles of the Aeo Addrqes Wheatou, lien.
r~y & Co., Mar all, b'ileb.
AGENT5! READ 'fliSt
comttuissio#,90 6el ur#1 ad)~
Marshall, Mieh.
40 ne s8tgq GEO. 4 OW2* & Samle
de from the Phosphates of South Carolina,
f the best Manures known, only inferior to
These Phosphates are the remains of ex.
les of the greatest value to the agricultur.
pard.
CAL COLLEGE OF 1OUTH CAROLINA.
personally seleoted.
1670
tion expelled at a low red heat, 16,60
66,80
2.60
tivalent I o 11.27 Solubi Phosphate of Lime
ivaleni to 18 48 insoluble (b ne).
24.76 Phosphate of Lime.
Ivalent to 28.65 Sulphate of Lime.
80
8.50
11.06
I to certify to the superiority of The Caroli..
C. U. SIHEPARD, Jr.
'R to Planters and others at $60 per ton of
GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO..
Factors.
M ANIIOOD AND THE VIGOR OF
Youth Restored in Four Weeks. Suo.
cees guaranteed. Dr. Record's Essence of
Life rest ores manly power, from whatever
cause arising. The effects or early perni
oius habits. self abuse and climate, give
way at once to this wonderful medicine, if
taken regularly according to directions
(which are very simple and require no re
straint from business or pleasuro.) Failure
is impossible. Sold in bottles at $8. or
four quantities in one for $9. To be had
only of the sole appointed agent in Ameri.
ca, Hermann Geritzen, 105 Third Avenue,
New York.
MOustaChes
Forced to grow in six weeks. Recipe
sent for 60 cents Address H1. RicnAans,
Box 8986, New York P. 0.
Livery and Sale
z. STABLE. da
HE undersigned will receive on or
Labout the 20th January, fifty head of
no Horses and lules at his
LIVERY ALD SALE STABLE.
Ito keeps constantly on hand Horses,
llacks, Buggies and Wagons for hire, and
respectfully solicits the patronage of the
public. A. F. GOODING.
jan 8
Nre-wr 'Lw1r3iture I
GOOD FURNITURE!
J UST received direct from the best facto
ries of New York and Boston, Consist
ing of fine Rosewood and Chesnut suits,
eo'mpletoe Malhogany and Walnut Bureaus,
Sofas, Divans, Parlor Chairs. Stands, &e.,
Bcd Steads and (ihairs of fifteen different
grades each, V.....robet'. Saloon Tables and
everything usually kept in the Furniture.
Lite, whlich we prop.'se to sell as cheap as
san be bought anywhere in the State. Call
and see. JOHlN MclNTYRE & Ct).
oct 28
Ale ! Ale! !
2( DlZ. Younger's Best Imported Ale,
*/and 26 doz. Philadelphia Ale, low for
sash.
Segars!I Segars!!
3,000 fine Segars, for salehby
H1. W. DESPOllTES,
mnar 1 Corner rNo. 1.
SELINGV OUT,
W TA l't ~JE8, Clocks and Jewelry, from the
aneat to the cheapest, Silver ' Purp
Dhains, and other kindi. Coral- Necklacee,
Doral and other kinds of Earrings and Plain
Elold Rings. I am sellin g oute at, a very
imall profit.. CIJARLES MULLER,
cond door from Col. Rion's Office.
jan18
FertilizersI Fertilizers I
HI AVING secured the Agency for Fair
IIfeld County for the following Fertili.
te :
Soluble.Pooiflo Guano,
Baugh's Rlaw Bone Super -Phosphate,
the Carolina~ertiliser,
Rhodes' Super Phosphate,
Orchilla Guano,
Cotton kood,
Mlarjlejd A mtmontied,
Compound A#Icd Phosphate of Lia e,- for
temposting Wath cotton seed
An Sell's .Ammoniated Done Supe.
Y a~m pow papredl to sopplyuniy feldsda
sith any of: 9t li spv,'now :a&Uhe esse
ten be purchased in any ether mME&
itotwith Frig~it.so&dr age AdedCall'
4 maN nget csrouargjdegotiptIve of
he3 reefltive~~ meie
Nwd, gg
TQ COTTON PLANTERS.
AMMONIATED
] S I E1 Mlst L I 3DD
3acM;Dm.
I
The supply of Peruvian Guano having 0
become ex husted, it is necessary for the r
planting community to look for a substitute
for this artiolo, so offeacious in pro moting
and sustaining the growth of cotton. The
combination of Peruvian Guano and Dis.
solved Bones has been found to te the
safest and best of all the many !o.es
offered, and we are confident that ir.an
ordinary season, to use the language of Mir,
David Dickson, can never fail. In pro
senting our AMMONIATED to the Planter,
we but give the otrmbination in a form
ready for immeiate use, thus saving the
cost and trouble or manipulation and scour- ii
ing informir.y in quality.
The practical results obtained from the t
articles shipped by is provo them to be p
superior to all others, and in a trade ex. q
tending through every portion of the Cotton
Growing Regions, and, during-the past five q
years, consuming thousands of tons, we are f
yet to hear of the first complaint. I
In our manufacture we discard all mineral t
phosphates, and rely entirely upon Pute
13one mado read!!y aoluble by the us of
Sulphuric Acid. TIe Ammonia is supplied 9
from the next valuable source to Peruvian I
Guano, and in iuffioent quantities to give i
the plant a vigorous and healthy growth. I
the soluble bone sustaining it throughout r
the seaton.
We have no hesitation in placing this I
article against any manufacture or combi- v
nation known and will refund every dollar
spent in its purchase in case it does not give I
antisfaction- t
For the oharanter and purity of the arti. I
cles shipped by us we rEfer t9 the promi. j
nent natmes appended,t hey being a few of f
those who obtain their supplies from us.
JOHN MERRYMAN & CO.,
Baltimore
MILoz cO22. o s v
David Dickson, Hancock ceunty
Dr. E M Pendleton, " ]
W W Sipnison,
A J Lane,
Col. T M Turner, "
John T Berry,
James M Gray. Jones ecounty
H 8 Kisar, Houston county
M 0 Robert. Wilkes county
N W btone, Columbia county
Dr. Henry Gaither, Newton county
Dr. J 8 Hamilt on, Athens
Edward Itaucroft, 6
A P Dearing, i
A Livingston. Newton county
lon. T J Smith, Jefferson county
H P Riobards, Newton county
John 11 Chisholm, 11 eat Point
Stephen D Heard, Augusta
Gr. H 11 Steiner, 6 0
W D Grant, Walton
Rev. W M Cunningham, La Grange
Col, B ( Looket, Dougherty county
Hon. Herachell V Johnson, Jeffert on co.
J If Wilkins, Jefferso'n county
Jas. C Denhani, Putnam county
J Printup, Columbia county
G M Stokes, Lee county
Rev. r U West, Columbia county
o A Nunnally, Walton county
8 W Swanson. Troup county 0
Thomns Warthen, Washington coun, d
Sterling J Elder, Coweta county
J R Tolbert, ,
Rev. C 8 Canlden, Brooks county
J 0 Morton,
Samuel Mt Carter, Murray coanty
J1 R Stapler, Lowndes county
J N Montgomery, Fort Lamara
o WV Lewis, Decatur county
J N. lill, Quitman county
8 P Burnett, "
A J White, Macon
A V Blrumby, Atlanta
Q it Nolan, Herary county
Z HI Clark. Oglethorpe county
HI F. Woolley, Cass county
Adams, Jones & Reynolds, Macon
J BRosjs& Son, .
Warr3n, Lane, & Co., Atguista
J T Bothwell, h
Berrys & Co., Rome
WV C & L Lanler, W~et Point
B ye& Son, Forsyth
Isaac Harris, Springs Grove, N. C.
James P Trwin, Charlotte, N. C.0
Col. J it 8pearman. Silver Street, 8. C.
It W Ba.es, Orangeburg, S. C. d
Col. T J Moore, Spartanburg, 8. C,
John Hf Cathcart, Winnsboro, 8. 0.
Thomas L Woodeide, Greenville, S. C.
J W Batwksdale, ILaurens, S. I., ti
Gov.1 tlI Dtu Pont, Quiney, Fla
George WV Scot t, Tallahassee, Fla
A F GIven, Montgomery, dla
J N Lightfo.,, Abbevill, Ala
R S Thornton, Coosa River, Ala
John B Bilbre. Tuiskegee, Als
A lBDeall, t'arthage. Ala t
J MoO. Boyd, Camden, Ala
Themas B iPegnio3 Oxfterd, Misa
W E Fergusson, Jaockson, Miss
E E t''olta Duck Hill, Miss
W WV Topp, Columbus, Miss
Dr. J D McConnell, Brownsville, Miss J
P Ni 8hryock, Winona, Miss
M B Jones, Batesvilie, Miss
H F Johnson. Brookhaven, Miss f
J A P Kennedy, Coffeeville,,Miss 1<
C C Williams, Okolona, Miss .t
J Cham,onois, Shubuta. Mis. il
,lohn 8 Finley, Holly 8prings. Misii d
WI W Parmer. Monroe, La
Foank P Stubbs, " .
J Green Hall. Covington, Tenn b
W N Beck, Middletown, Tenn (1
E Mathews, Montloelio, Ark, o 0
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KOSKOO0R
. rJE GREAPRsPrUTATON
Phloi Koskoo has attained in all parts of
the oountry
8 A GREAT AND 000) MEDICINE,
.n LSgo kmers of Sentimonia s
hi'h are constantly being received from
bysicians. and porsons who have been
ured by it's use, is conclusive Proof of its
smarkable value.'
*AS A BLOOD PURIFIPR,
Et 3b~ani za~o 'E3cgVta,
nEINO POStTIVILY'
'he MostPowerful Vegitable Alternative
YET DISCOVERED.
DISEASES OF THE BLOOD.
"The life of thu flesh Is in the Blood,"
i a Soriptual maxim that solenos proves to
e true. The people talk-. of ba blood, as
to cause of many diseases, and like many
opular opinions ihis or bad blood i found
d in truth.
The synptoms of bad blood ate "usually
tells plain--bad'l)igstion-oauuses imper
.ct nutrition, and consequently the circu
%tion Is feeblo, the soft tissues loose their
)ne and ela0ti1ty, and the tongue becomes
ale, broad, and frequently covered with a
;63ty, whito coat. This couditlon soon
ho as itself in roughness of tho sk'n, then
a eruptive and ulcerative disonses. and
rhen long continued, results in serious
talons of the Brain, Livtr, Lungs, or nrina.
y apparatus. bluedi, very nuoh, suffering
I caused by impure blood. It is estimated
y some that-one.ffth of the human family
ro affected with soroful% in meo form.
. When the Blood is pure, you are not so
able to any disesee. Many impurities of
he Blood :trise from Impure disease of
irgo cities. Eradicate every impurity
rom the fountain of life, and good spirits,
air skin and vital strength will returs to
ou.
I O SK O O
AS A
LIVER iN VIGORATORI
STANDS UNRIVALLED,
keing the only Known Medicine
hat efiotently stimulates and corrects the
epatic P sore4 ions and tunouional derange.
tents of the Liver without Debiliiating the
ystem. While it acts froely upon tho
iver Instead of copiotis purging, % gradu.
Ily changes the discharges to a perfectly
atural state.
TMTOMs OF LIVRR CoMPLAINT ANT) or SOME
OF THOSS DIsEAsEs PUODUONT) BY IT.
A sallow or yellow color of the skin, or
ellowish.brown spots on the face and
ther parts of the body ; dullness and
rowsiness, sonmetimess headache ; bitter
r bad taste in the mou:h, internal heat; in
,any cases a dry, tensing cough ;.unstendy
ppetite; sometimes sour stomach, with a
tising of the food; a bloated or fu:l feel.
ig about the stomach and sides; aggrava.
ing pains in the sides, haok. or. hreast. and
bout the shoulders; coistipation V1 the
owvls ; piles, flattlenoe, coldness of the
xtremities, &a.
EKO8KOOI
s a remedy of Vonderful Efficacy in the
are of diseases of the Kindeys and Blad.
or. In these Affections it is as near a
peolio as any remedy can be. It does its
ork kindly, silently, ind surely The
elief which it affords is both certain and
eroeptible.
DisEAssB or TflE KtnNEys AND JL-ADDERt.
ersons utnacquiainuted with the structure
nd funecions of the Kidneys canr.ot esti
ate the importance of their healthy ac
Regular and suf~cient actIon of the Kid.
eys is as Important, nay, even more so,
han regularity of the bowels. The Kid.
eys remove from the Blood those effete
tatters which, if permitted to remain,
'ould sipoadily destroy life.. A total sue.,
ension of the urinary dischargeswd oc..
talon death from titdrty-siz to fort.y-eight
ours,
When the UrIne Is voided In small quan
tIes at the time. or when thre Is a dispo.
ti~n -to ,Urinate- more freqluently than
atural, or' wher. the Urine is highly colored
scalding with 'yenknesus in the small of
to hack, it 'shouldl not be trifled wIth or
tlayedi, but Koakoo should be taken at
ace to remedy the diffiloilty, before a,
'slon of the organs tekes place. Moat of
te diseases of the Bladder originate from
10so of the Kidneys, the Urine being Im
erfeotly seoreted in the Ki'neye, prove
'rltaitin g to the Bladder and Oulinairy pta
ages. When we' recollect that medicine
ever: reaches the Kidneys except through
to general -cireculatIon of the Blood,, we
se how necessary It is to keep the Foun
bin of Life Pure.
Meets with Geeat Success In the Cure of
Ilseases of the Nervous System.
Almost ne-tcnths of our pieople suffer
om nervous exhaustIon, and are'. there
re, liable to its concomItant evil' of" then.
l gepression, confused Ideas, 9ofbonipg of
te orain, insanity, and opinpletebreaking
wn of the general helth". Thaousands
re suffering to-day with. broff'en.doeni
irvous syst enw andg~ tifortub'ttly, to
600o, alcohol,a late: h~i~rei, over-work,
neptal and .phyuscI), .r tg Igyjess
the nervouse em(ine6'9 pr
The agrntome' to' which "disoliseo' the
'rvous sytmgive #ises mfy h?-stated as
lowst Adul, h'avyfeei astk4 head,
mneti mes more. Qra .less sev~re pain or
adIaohe ; teriodical 1Ze4ah Dlneus,
esor ltinging in thj flead; Cofusion
Ideas: TFeitopornrf'Lo ''- Moniory;
a)edtios of, Spirlts t'8at''ing dritg Sleep1
ad Dreamse; Hesitation In Answering
est Ions ;Aailness of, Ilparing ;.Tito1Ing
.tlje not an4i sArtna 4, ~whieq..if not
de pp Wteatedt' h.o'Praiysis, Jbeii.
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