The Fairfield herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, July 12, 1871, Image 3
Sunday last was considered the
hottest day that we have had this
summer. Late in the evening we
lid a magnificent rain, greatly re
freshing mnan,beast and vegetation.
Storun.
We have been informed that there
was quite a heavy wind, rain and
b oil storm Sunday evening in the
vijinity of Feasterville, doing con
sioderablo datmaige to tho growing
crops. lXrtunatt I) it was not very
wide.
Admlitted-i.-(.
The Columbia /%wni~c says, thet
Colonel J. 1'. Thomnas, upon his own
letilion, was exam in d in open Cour t
by t coittinittee appoinited for that
purpose, an( duly admitted to prac
tico in tihe ( ircult amid Prubate Courts
of this State.
New Ad'CiINIlen.
Summons for Partition of Real Es
tato-McCcunts & Douglass.
Last Chance-B. F. DIavidsun &
Co.
Cour1.t.
The July Term of the Court of
General Scssions for Fairfield was
convened y(sterday, His llonor Judge
Rutland presiding. The docket was
culled and the cases continued to tlle
next, Court, owing to the iljg il draw
ing of jurors. We tare inforiamed that
there nill be no Court in this (ounty
until March, 1872, unlles the oVer.
nor calls an extra session of the Le.
gislaturc to ratify the appointment of
the Jury Cuzmi.ioner.
Death of M1 r.. M. E. Worthmy.
Death has visited lite family of an
oth-er of our hbonored arid respeted
citizen.,. Mr. T. 1). Oxner received
the sad news, last Thurnday, of th
death of his daughter, Mis. M. E.
Worthy, of D.ilton, G.t. She leaves
n husband and two little children,
besides a host (f relatives and friend.
to amourn her loss.
The Lug Cabin.
Mr. II. W. Desportes has placed
us under obligations for a sample of
"Log Cabin" Whiskey. This celebra
ted Whiskey, we are told, ii made a:
the log c:bin whore Gen. Lce sr
rendered, in Virginia, arid is as pure
-s Whiskey can be. Give Ifhrry a
call, as this celebrated whi.key is
highly recommended for medical pur
poses.
Drowuned.
We learn through a private source
that a young man by the name of
Archibald Neal was drowned in a
pond near Blacks.tock, in this Coun
ty, on 3esterdlay, about half-p->st 3i
o'clock. Mr. Neal was a son of a
v'ery worthy old widowv lady of that
place.
0O" We are pleased to learn tha t
our youn2 friend and former fellow
townsman, Jabez Norton has beena
placed in charge or' the new telegraph
line from Columiia to Greenville.
The company could not have nmade a
better selection than Mr. Norton.
Panlhplalet.
We are in receipt of a copy of the.
proceedings of the Taxpayers' Con-.
vention of South Carolina, held at
Columbia some time since. The
pamphlet is gotten up in neat form
by Mr. Edward Perry of Charleston.
To Keep Flies Off DBut er.
An experienced and accomplished
housekeeper informs the Wilmington
Star that flies may be kept out of the
butter-plate en the table, by the Minr
ple and novel expedient of planting
in it a thin slice of bread, cut column
wise and inserted in a perpendicular
position. Whether the bread scares
the flies away or not, we cannot say,
but it is said that it cert ainly keep.
them off. Try it.
Mrn. P. P. Toale's Newv Offiee
and~ SalesN Room.
Weare happy to inform our read
ers tblt th'eir told aoquaintance, Mr.
P. P. Toale, while continuing his
mnanufnetory of Doors, Sashes, lBlind's
etc , on Hlorlbeek's WVba rf, Charles
ton, S. C., has opened a handsome
office and extensive sales rooms at No.
20 HIa) no Strect, where they will fiiid
it more convenient to e.allI on him
when they visit the city. The Sales
Rooms extend to No. 83 Pamekney
Street, where there is another en
trance. Send and bet a now andl ex
tended price list of latest styles, etc.
See advertismemnt.
The Fourth.
This day of all days passed ofi
quietly in this place. The only things
of note that occeurred was~ the mar
riago of a colored couple, our young
friend J.37. Neal, Esti , playing the
part of minister. One of Troop
L, 7th U. '. Cavalry basinhg too much
"blue lightning'" on board wa thrwn
from his horse and seriously injured.
Lito in the evening there was quite a
lively cock fight, interspersed with
cook-tails, ete., and thus ended the
once glorious fourth.
Deatn nelar Itldgcway, S. c.
Mr. David Cloud, of the firm of
Messrs. Rufi, Cloud & Bro., died last
Tuo.day morning of nervous fever, af
ter a short illness.
Mr. Cloud was a young man of high
moral and religious worth ; and in
his death the e mnnity In which ie
lived has lost a useful citizenti, and toh
Methodist Uhnich and Nlasooic Fra
ternrity, a faithful and beloved n,-m
her. D.
Vegetable Cuaalosililes.
31r. John MloIntyre presents u., witi
a branch of tomatoes containing night
specimnens of the fruit upon it.
(Churle GOings puts upon our
desk a large cotton-boll from a field
of nina aerez; waist-high.
Rejol yc, O PyPannsersm orCorn,
301 in It t1ere I*# ls Plenty.
We hid occasion a few days ago to
visit one of our upper Countie.', and
to break the dull monotony of every
day life, we, as a matter of course,
cuibraced the oppoortunity, and right
cheerily for miles did we roll along
in our vehicle, for the space of about
twenty-three miles. The weather
thugh warm and sultry, did not in
this instance prove a barrier to our
delighted optics, for as far as the eve
could reach, with a few exceptions,
(for here and there were a field or
two of cotton,) were massive fields of
corn, verdant in its heavy foliage.
We weie, most certainly,delighted to
see this, inastnuch as our farmers will
not for the next year, at least, be de
pendent upon northern markets for
another year's r-upply of breadstuffs.
This is as it should be, for in it there
is a brighter proqpect for plenty.
Cotton, as far as we are capable of
jnpging is looking well ; and accord
ing to the number of acres planted
(which is far less than that of las
)car) with favorable seasons, will
jield well.
The Iians arter Sheiiman.
Tfhe iIous.ton (Texas) Union say:
the Indian raid on Warner's wagon
train near Fort Richardson, some tinir
since, in which seven mni were killed
and forty mulos captured, was design
ed for the capture of Gen. Sherman,
of whose coming the Indians had
knowledge. When the attack was
mrrade, one of the chiefs was heard to
give an order to "take Captain Sher.
man alive "
Cr'.. umbN.
Two full moons for this month.
Observe it.
Shardrach Webster, a negro mur
dlerer, is to be hung in Anderson, or
Friday, 21st July.
Mr. Robert Kirksey, of Pieken.
county, died en Thlursday of last
week, aged seventy-one years.
Condensed soda water put up in,
boxes is something recent.
The number of deaths in Charles
ten for the week ending June 24Ith,
were 37, of which 18 were wvhite.
Dr. Win. Reynolds, Sr., died in
Columbia on Wednesday.
Jim Sims, a gentleman of color,
wihe used to fiddle in saloons in Sa-.
vannahr, Ga., is now a trial justice
in tis State. So says an Augusta
paper.
A letter to an excbange says that
wvetting thre hrair thereoughnly with sage
ten, made strong and applied cold,
for a few days in succession, will ef
fectually prevent the hair from fal
ling off the head.
Andrew Dowley and Charles Me
chanic wvere sentenced .3 Walterboro,
last week, to be hung on the third
Friday in August for the murder of
Daniel F. Driggers at Adamrs' Run, in
January last.
Or'ops in F'airfleid.
A writer from Monticello, in this
County, to his F'notor in Charlestor
dlatedl tihe 13th instant, gives tire fol
lowing account of the crops in that
section:
"W e have hrrd rain, rain, nothing
but rain for the last three weeks
Cotton on Sandy land is literally
dIrowned out or wvashed away, and
what little is left is wrapped up with
graiss and weeds. To give y ou some
idea of the quantity of rain, that hant
fallen lately, I really believe it hat
rained enough on my place to have
irarde two cr'ops. Cotton is of course
very backward ; at leiast two weeks
behind what -it was this time lasi
year. Corn, on the uplands, Is look
lng pretty well, on bottomis the crop it
hadlIy injured. The whoat crop is al.
miost 8 failure."
E~xt raordinluary Offer.
The enterprising publishers of the
American Stock Journal offer to send
the whole twelve numbers for this
year, sand $1.00 -worth of books, all
for the regular subscription to the
Journl ,.: . whc i n.0 ..ya. Al
oar farmers and stock raisers should
take advaitage of this'liberal offer, as
the journal is worth many times the
money, besides:getting four valuable
manuals devoted to stock raising, the
price of which is twouty-five cents
each. Specinon copies of the Jour
nal will be sent'free to all by apply.
ing to the publishers, N. P. Bojer &
Co., Pkesburg, Pa.
0:4 We notieed on our streets yes
terday Mr. Win, Brice, who has
been confined to his Led f .r the past
six years, from inna I n I natory rheina
ti-m, We earineo.ly bt ,pe that the old
gentleman will entirely recover.
&-aunly for Siclk lio whi.
The following is comnun icated by
a friend who assures us of its e]fM,3a.
cy I
If the fowl he over-fod, or, having
eaten something deleterious, take
1 tenspoonful powdered rhubarb and
mix it withl 2 teaspot tifuls ground
flax Oweel ; make 0 pills by th1e addi,
tion of a little lard or butter I give 2
in the morning and 2 in the evening
of the first day, and the retmnainder
on the morning of the second day.
11 case of fever, which will be known
by the heated condition of the heard,
I teaspoonful powdered saltpetre
mixed with 2 teaspoons ground flax
seed, are to be made into 6 pills, to
be adminibtered like the preceding.
Scalped by a Shaft.
Niss Woodward at work in the
we vi Ieg roon.s at. tio eas.t village
mills, at Wvebst r, Mass , while comh.
iIg her Iir, gave it'a toss back and it
was e:n1i5ight by i rapidly revolving shaft
direcily over her lied, and she was
drawn; i up to it nnd the scalp started
:1nd41 was taken oft cl-an. The movable
skin of Ite head from her eye brows
romd over the ars to tli back of her
head down as far as the hair goes was
puil!ed right .f, hair and all, but the
girl did not s-t. her coisciousness at all
and is doing well.
Carling the Cows.
One of our exclhanges ipeaks very
positively regarding the practice of
carding the cows the same as you
would your horse. This seems a new
idea, but might it not be a good
one. We all know how beneficial it
is to card or curry our horses, clean.
ing the rkin, antid mankiog a healthy
initnal out of an unmh ' althy one. If,
as is usserted, it will add to the result
at the pail, we certainly say, let us
card our cows,
Those Radical Journals which con
tiI)tnally give themselves the trouble
to tell the world that Democracy is
dead, and the "new 'departure" a
humbug, -eontiot themselves of false.
hood or cowardica, for if their state
iments are true, why should they de
vote so much attention to a dead is.
sue 1 If the Democracy is harmless,
why make such a hubbub about it I
Another interesting political fact
worth mentioning is att earliest move
ment on the part -of Mr. Greele3't
personal friends to bring hkirn out as
a President ial candidiate. People
sent to look upon the whole thing in
the light of a joke, but events arc now
transpiring, quietly, which will soon
make it manifest to all men that it
'means busi ness." -N. Y". Letter
Philadelphia Ledger.
The New Orleans Times gets off a
good thing for Jeff. Davis :"Radical
papers quote with unction the follow
ing alleged extraet from Jeff. Davis'
speech: ''I am not one whoi abeepte
the situation-I accept tiothitng. .
Tlhe contrast between rebel Jeff.
Davis and hero Grant., in this res
pect, is so striking that they cant
help noticing it."
Tlhe moveinent to introduce Chi.
nese labor in Liouiaiana appear. to be
successfttl. Many of the tiebest and
moat influential planters of the State
are engaged in It as --tockholders in
the Louisiana Immatigration Company,
just organized with a capital of
$250,000,000, in $100 share.
The gang who threw the express
safe out of the Mobile and Ohio RtailI.
road train, on the Saturday before
has been detccted, and 'the arrest of
the ringleader, and the recovery of
four thousand dollars of the money
effected. It was Wash Crosby's gang,
the same that got up the Meridian
riot.
The story of Fred. Grant's
marriage to Beatrice Gue'.phl, is only
a second edition of the rotnanee o'
1840, relatitng to a son of Mfartin
Van Buren, wvas to be the husband or
the girlish Q acen Victoria. The
title of P'rince John was then bestow
edl upon the youth and it stood by
him until he died, three years ago,
Tt is said Mr. Vallandi gham had
written a complete autobiography,
and thbat one (ef his pet projects was
to deliver an oration at the C1nten.
nial A nniversa ry of A me:Iban inde.
pendance, July 4, 1876, the prera..
titan of which he hdalread corn
mieneed.
The amount spent last year in this
country for ininisters, churches and
missionsi, horne anid foreign, was about
$8 000.000(anid for ari ioial flowers
$15,000,000.
The late Robert G. Shaw, Massa
chusetts, was one of the most philan
thropic of men. Du ring fifty years
he gave ton objeots of pu blic and pi.
vate charity note less than $400,00,0.
A dark complexioned man, in Al.
lanta, recently bought a box of pow.
tIle put it on the stove to heat,and bgs
1been in his "little bed" ever einee,
skefpIlg Rooms.
All persons spend more tine it
their sleeping rooms than in any othei
room in the house. As a rule abou
one third of human life is thus spent
The sleeping room, therefore, ibouli
be the best aired, the most coniforta.
ble, and in all other respects the
most healthful room.
"Canes are no longer carried," saym
a promnt ent fashion authority. They
are booked upon the hip with a ring
and worn like a swtrd. Fasbiona.
bles, take notice.
"Crops better than evor before
known" i fortunatitely the cry ever).
where in Texai.
SIONO Oftlie Zni)tro. A phtilo'opier in
hme 6:i. ~w itop mimit ioiun of the
Cheriy ltctioral, writes Dr. Ayre tor in.
.1ruct- ion umiler which slan he shill be
bled. whichlilisteu edi nil n iiebh votnhend, and
uideri whieb it, thtill [:the Ayer's Pills for
an afth ion of tle liver : also utinder it hide
sign his wire shoutld commence to take the
Sarsaparilla for. ber allirnit. fle adds that
lie already knows to wenn his enlves tinder
T anils. lchange.his pigs in 8cofr.iol. cut his
hair in es, and sink his feet in P'isces or
Aquiarilus asm taheir condi ion rteqires.
Sehoolnister,, tart for Wideoi1ig, n.i
visit Mr. [lam .then you get there. I Low
ell Daily New.4. .july 1.
A Few Words to Ladies,
Many ladies, particularly noth.re nur
sing, complain of a tired, li stless feeling or
complete exhiinlati, ou arising i.u tie
inorning. On the wife ad not her devolves
the rerpo nibility of i egulating the duties
of the liouhold. lie r onres tire numerous,
and the menial as %ell as the physieal pow
ern are frequ'iently called into requ.sitIon
She ofteni fitils her slightest. occupation
a weary Insvi al and existence a burden,
while at the same time she has no regular
disease. Ilostelter's Stonitch Bitters, if
resort d to at. this period, will prove no un
talling remedy for this annoying lastitude.
The effects of this potent. ngent rire Poon
seen iti the rosy cheoek nnd! elastic step .f
Ihe head of Ilit' fanily, as with restored
heal antd renewed spirits she takes her
neceustoitied place in the family circle. If
this friend in need be regulary used, those
depressing syntinit will never be com
plained of. and not only would lastitude
not be'etperienced, but tany diseases fol
lowitug its advotit be nvolded. A's a imedl
cni ngent it has no equal. while Its pleasing
flavor and lhenhtul effects have itade it
a general favorite. It is free front all pro
perties clculated to limpair the rfstem and
its operations nre at. onee mild, soothing
and eflicient. All who have used the Bit
iers at Iest its virtues and couifnend it to use.
july 1.
A REDErrr.xus STO)IACi.--Thie Stomnch,
like the body politic, resents ill treatment
by rebellion. Anti wl.en it rebels, the
liver, the bowels, the nerves, the ciroula
Iion, the brain, revolt likewise, and ihe
whole system Is disastrously agilated.
Pacify and regulate the deranged dicetive
organ first, and the disturbance in Its de
pendenoies will speedily cense. The tonle.
niteyative, corrective and purifyir.g proper
ties of
TAFR1ANT'S SELTZER AP'ER1ENT
render iL an irresistible r miedy In casies of
indigestion and its concomnitant nilmernts.
It is a fitte stomnachic, and its enthuat tic op
trntio iifIs so mild and genial, that it never
prodoces the slightest symptoms of debil.
ty.
soa ir ali. aitis.
june 22-2w
Doors, Sashes, 8linds, &c.
Manufacturer and Dealer;
N'. 20 Jhayn Strer and Jlortbeck'a Wh ar/
OfCfARLFASTON, ?. C.
sgw- This Is the largest and ioit earn.
plete factory of the kInd In the Southern
States, and all artile i thIs line eat tie
furnished py Mr. P. P, Toale at, piloes
whioa <lef'y ootapaltion
56p' A pamphler. with fall and detailed
list of all sizes of' Doortt, $ashes nde Blnds,
and the prices of -ee, will be doint frec
and post p'aid, on application to-' v
* .. .P. P. TOA tE
july 11.-y Charlest on,'"d, C.
Mt. Zion $chools
The Fall SessIon of 187l stIfl
open on Moenday,, /uly 81, Th4
militaty featuto in the organi.
Sfttion of the School will be is'
contintued j ' pupils will not,
therefore. be required to wear the uniform.
The'doorse ofistuidies #ill, as heretofore,
be t h~rough slid eaprehettsve and t he
senseoaers will be bestoweil upon flit
youngest as tin the arost uavanced Pt-.
pies
sTuition of I'sy Pupils, $8, $II, $1g.60
andh515 per eoarter, according to grnde.
Paym-nts must be made In ad anee.
Perpils reeelved at any time aend ohiargec
pro vuta to close of Session
No dedeetiouns ftonts these chitrgesi, eE
cept in oa~es oif pr.utstrcl illness. He
extra charge4. For olreults or other infor
muation nppaly to.
., . Me FA R fOW, Prinipala
Jly 4--1m
DE4NTISTRY.
Da.,MEOI.R wJ.Ci rlp
Winneboro on or about the'-1hI?
of July. hI epilf bo Prpparqd to pei torn
all operations connuectett #1tWhis profes.
slon. Hie will locate' doring his ', I'
Brown's Hotel, for a week or ten days,
nna 17-T..m
TMo.iit,.of S uth Ca~roljing,
COURT OF PROBATE.
FHILLIP 0. BROOM: Eliza 1. Heighe,
vP. Austin D. Arledge, Mary E. Nelson
and her husband James Nelson, Willis D.
Arledge. William Arledge, Jr., Am Ila Ar.
ledge, Jampe4r O 'L eows, Cook
Lowe, Thoms f.' Qt ney Janio C.
Hughes and h'e bli 41ahe lighes.
Laura It. Castiles, C. Cook Castles, larriet
C. Cadiler, James A. Broom, Willitm Ar.
ledge. Sr., Nusin Arledge, John Arledge,
Jr., Janes Arledge, Mary Arledge and Sal
lio Arledge.
Summons for Partition of Real
Estato.
To the nb'vo named l Defendlants in ttis
Act ion I You are horeby rininioned ail re
quirel i, :mi-wer the petit loll in Iliin-nc.
iont. ic0h41 im-tfled in lhe oflice of the
Judgje of Irte for tI te Cunt y'and diaie
itoresntid. and serve a oopy or yorur fnswer
on the stb)etihern1-t the1ir olttce, In Ihe
towni of W I ieor. , in t raid stale. witi,
Itenlty lays after tIhe service of ile im
Inoine oin yott. exclusIvo- of ihe day of s- r
vice. 1nd if you fail to ainswer th. Petit ian
within dlie 'iiiie nforeEnid, the Peilioners
will npply Lvthe Court of Probnae of the
County aioresniad, for the relief demanded.
-Witnkess. William M1. Nelson Esquire,
Judge or Probate in antd for sdii Couity.
this the bith iny of July A. D. 1871.
NIcCANTS & DOUGLASS,
Atliotheyi for PetItionmre.
WV. M NE,'LSON, [b. 8.]
Jildge of Probate.
To tie Defeplants Austlh D. Arledge,
Janeo Lowe, Oscar Lowe, Cook Lowe.
Thomas R. Giadtnev. Jieio C. Iluigies,
and oer lusband Isac ilughies, Jaomes A.
Broom. Williaim Ai ledge, Sr., Susan Ar.
ledge, John Arledge, .ir., James Arl -dge
NMry Arledgo, vnid -nilio Arledge:
Tike not ice tat at he Summons atind P. Ii.
tin in this case were filed in the oflice of
the Judge of I rohite, for lite County of
Fairtield and State of Eoul It Carolina, onm
the 5th day of -Jily. A. D. 1871
MiCANTS & D1OUG LASS,
Attorneys for Petitioners,
july 8--tflnwaf Winnshmboro, S. C.
Fresh Arrivals.
loMtetter's Bitters, immorp
Liver Ilegulator, Ayerp Ague
Cutie,1rxtrag tinana, Waterd
Nott Patper, Iumin Smoking Tobaddo,
t'oopor's Mustard Paper, Risley's Hair
Charm, Cocoine, &o., at
DR. MOBLEY'S
juno 22 - Drop Store.
Spartanburg Female College,
S1ARTANIBURO, 5. V,
The F0l1 Term wi.1 opelt on
Monday, June 20th, and contin.
te 20 weeks.
lRait.s per Session, in advance:
--Doard, including washing inel
and lights, $75 00
Itegular Tuition, including Latin, '26 00
Tuition in French, 10 00
Instrumental Music, 22 60
Use of Intrutmenit, 2 60
Boarding pupils went the Colleg. Uni.
forms whenever they appear in public.
For further infoirmat ion address
1tev SAMUEl I JONES,
tev. SAMUEL LANDEIt.
june 18 3w Joint Proprietorr.
LAST CHANCE.
1B. F. DAVIDSON & 00.
Sell their E~tntire Stock of Goiodt'
Ilegardlers of
B~y the flhst day of
S EP W E3WEB E .
gEd Calland see them atonse.
JUST RECEIVED.
Choice Wimite W~esterni Corn, White
and 8mched C. RI. Daocon, and Shool-.
ders, Birgar Cured llama, North
Clarolinta Flour, New Orloans Golden,
Honey and Common 8yrtpia, Pearl
WVhile' disQ nd llonaun 'eb
Mleat grounid weekly, oonaatly eo
hand
D. R. Ftenniken~
june SG
~IE UN DER8Q~~
Ifes o ng w," ia' ieateslf
best stMe ~ A 9. Ofl haW~,7
TICKETS TO T
Oi
SOUTH CAROLINA LAND 13
N OW read y, for sale and delivery. All or4
The undersigned hnv been nppointed Ag
socintion, for the County of Pairfield, and 1i
endorse the enterpriso fromt a personal acqui
ject has been entrtsted, and purchnsers ot i
and honestly dealt with.
The proportion of Prizes to the number of
of Prizes from $10 to $2A0,000, are 1.205.
to individuals or clubs. It is proposed to ri
more) and each person to reeivq a sum in
chastl as the clances are alike equal that ec
for every 62 Tickets sold. For fuirther into
Jutne 9
THE CRY IS
"STILL THEY COMEs"
JUST OPENED.
French Burnt Almonds, Jordan
Sugnr Almonds, Fine Croan Choco
late Drops, Lumps and Toys, Fine
Caracas Chocolato, half pound bars,
Sweet French Chocolate Bars, Fresh
Naples Walnuts, Flavoring Extraets,
Fresh Lemons, Assorted Chewing
Yum, Dried Figo, together with a full
supply of French and American Can
d ies, Toys, Fancy Articles, &c.
CHEAP FOR THE CASH,
AT
A. P.M Miller's.
june 22
JUST RECEI VED,
NASHVILLE, Tennessee.
Three carloads of Primo Corn,
Seventy-five barrels Super, Extra and
Fatily Flour, Fivo barrels Kiln
Dried Bolted Meal.
ALSO,
[lay, Oats, Fodder, Shucks, Blacon,
Miolasses, Coffees, Teas, Boap, Can
d les, Mackerel and Nails.
A large assortment of P'lantation
Boots and She.
B.AOOT &S O.
June 1
TIlE GREAT FlItENC111tEMED)Y.
-Delatnarre's Speciflo Pills,
i'repared by GAnAwelw.ns & D)urowr, No.
2)4 Rute Lombard, Parls, and highly
recrnommeded by thue entire Mcdi
Ar e h al Faenlty of France,
Ar every best Iliey In all cases of
Spermatorrhesa or Seminal Weaskness ;
Nightiy, ,Daily or I remature Emissions ;
Sexual Weakness or Impotency ; Weakness
arising from beeret 11 abits and Sexual Ex
cesses; Relaxation of the ()enital Organs
Weak Spine; "Lime" or "Brick dutst" de.
posits in the Urinp ; "l1ilky Discharges,"
&c., and all the ghastly train of Symoptomis
affatng from Overusd oc Excesses.
They sure whan all other remedies fall.
Ftul iretons in every box.
Price al per Box; or 8 Boxes for $5.
Sold by the principal Druggises, or will
be0 seat by ma~il, seourely jiealed fweotn nil
observatIon, by etuoldsin'd firico to the solo
General A gent for America, JOB M1OSES,
18 Cortinndt 8 , New York. Pamphlets of
a..vice sent free to any addr -ss.
Brysln's ?plrmonic Wafers
are hnfalling fn'thd cure of Coughs, Colds,
Asthmna, Eronchftis, Scoro Tihrontu, 1foarse
ness, Ilieult Bteathing, frnclplent Con.
sumnptiin and fIlhennes of the Lunhg4. T1hey
have rio tdste of medicine, and any chiildl
*'ll take thetn. Thosands have beeni ro.
stored to health, that had before despaired.
Testim~JnftitI is heudreds of cases, A
single dose reliencs in Ten Minutep. Ask
for DR YA '8 PULbMONIC WA FERS.
Mill Rs in E P Ley
Champagne I Champape o
LO'' 1 ~dpagne and a lot flnewhis,
We isi, Inst received at.
mak IA r W, n)MOtTFna.
I E CONCERTS
TIl M
IMIG RATION ASSOCIATION.
lers from the country promptly filled.
nts for the entle of lickets in the above Av.
a1ve no hesitation in snying I hat they fully
int ance of the gentlemen to whom the ob
ickets may sat'ely rely upon being fairly
rickels, will be as I to 02, and the numier
n e nre now prep ired to distribute Tickets
iso one or Mo'e clubs of 412 Tickets (or
reportion to the number of Tickets pwr.
e prize (and perha, a more) will be awarded
'n:4i on aply~l to
BACOT & CO.
WOODWAID & LAW,
Contiue to Offer
Bargains for the Cash
In Dry Goods, Dress Goods, Ready
Made Clothing, Getits, Ladies, Misses
and Childron's Boots and Shoes,
Crockery, Glassware, Woodenware,
&c.
Tlo special attention of the Ladies
in called to our fine assortment of
Prints, Muslins, Mozambiques, Linens,
Clialles, Poplins, &o. Also to a Kid
Glove ve are selling at $1.00 a pair.
The special attention of the Gen.
lotmen in called to our stock of
Ready Mado Clothing, Cassimeres,
Linens, anJ Fine Volt and Straw
Hats of the latest styles,
All goods sold at the lowest CASH
PR ICE8,
WOODWARD & LAWs
mfay16 ________ __
$PRIN 1871.
WE hnvo operod a beautiful assorimnent
of PrInts, Jaceots. 31us1lua, Lawns, 1a..
rages, Pirques, Grenodines and other Dreee
Gooils. Also a general stook of White
Goods. The attention of ladies is called to
A full sto.ok of Spring Clothting
Theo newest styles of ilis, &c.
We try to keep the best stook of Shoei
that this market willafforIl. Yous can gen-.
eral'y go'. anything you want In the Shoe
Lino from us. Every Slhoe warranted free
from wood and paper,.
A call solicited.
LAI)D, 13RO0. & CO.
api
READ THIS.
S. S. WOLFE
1b1I)r1TAT1Na a change In the bItsnese
.1L by the fi -st of September, offers their
large and varled stook, at such low prices,
as will astonic'h the most skeplieal, only,
como rarepared with the CABi , and you
will b~e tahle to get goods regardless of the
cost. he at ock Is laurge, and composed of'
every thing usutally kept biy this establishi
Dry Goord, Foreign and Ponestle,
Clothing for Mfen's Wear,
I hts, all styles,
Doots an I 8hoes,
'Piece Goods-'of Woolew,
LIncn'and Cotton,
(live toe a -call hoe sedn ofrn'a
and he denvinced that, Pstf'1*8! yopl
can'get i he beet goodd f1r flhe west e
r 11 undcvalgwed are prepared to fatrnlsl*
Luwsbe' 'of any class or qtavlty fd
partilen desiring it on short noticeo They
h ave no Op9n hand a smasllelot which will be
sell at lowest mnarktraaes, ., *..
Juane .4,n
I ellow pOchre.
IA LT at Afe'VRFi4 '& 10aD