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A ieatlly IlearIng. No , -mu y tif tihe ,ouial literaturo ol the A inii-ii-ais press for the past few wvt wo uil. le coiiijimplete without SOie ogizancee Of tihe rem ii.cenes of tile duiellinig days wierowitbh di N era s pp' t1ly military gentlemen, with 'Major" or "Colonel" to their 11 nmes, have recently enriched tle spare columns of certain southiern and Western journials. Posssibly, the -ordid mie cantile or vulgr political :-pi! it of counon imen in theso craven times has a tendency to revive iu sol diery bosotms a memory of the not very distant period when personal "honor" doianded soiethitig else thaii mioney or official preferment to :iilieaso its wrongs or reward its chiv ilry ; or perhaps the exasperating elect rieal changes of thio season have anl at imo)slpheric magnetism for thought or fierce mortal encounter and the extravgaintes of hutnan passion. At iny rate, personal recollections of all sorts of so uthorn and western ducls are in fashion jut now with several branches of the provincial press, and the following, which appears without spoecial accredit in sevoral exchanges, is a fair satmple of the school : A Major Bluford, it seetus, was one tof the clianpions of honor who in tho pIliy days of "the code" enjoyed ga proid eiinence for his accuracy of aimn-, and it was his boast that upon only one occasion in his popular and useful life had ho ever failed to kill his man on the spot. On certain day he was explaining to di ers choice spirits, inl a hotel, how it was that the one exception in his successful prac tice had occurred, through a defeat in a bullet, when, to lhis-vast astonlisl ment, one of the gentlenont statiding within hearing suddenly advanced and slapped him in the face. 'Liar Il" said the smiter who was a gray-haired man of peculiar but by no means trutilent expression of countenance. "Is the provocittion suflicient, or must I repeat the blow ?" For an instant, the insuited and furious duel list was inclined to return the seem. ingly inexplicallo assault! but ro. cove rinitg self-control quickly enough to tierstail that the affront meant a deli iberate challene to mortal combat, his answer : "You've d(one more than enougi. Name your friend-I don't care whaitt your nano is-and a friend tf mine shall confer with him It once.'' Soluh was the style in which I ttIe affairs of the kind were reduced to practical business in thoso honora le days. The aged face-sla pper enrily introduced the gentleiman beo. side whon lie had been standing as the "friend" required, and with the untidertanuding that the "friendly" ooiferenco should take place in an hour front thence, insulted and in sulter took temporary leave of each other. At daybreak ont the morning following the inevitablo ''meeting" occurred, in a retired place which had been selectedI for the purpose, and it was iagreod by the seconds that the firing should continue until one or both the antagonists had fallen. In-. dignant was the Ilush of Major Bu fords's cheek when the stranger made it a condition that both himself and his foe should bo searched before fighting, to mike sure that neither had adopted any secret protective device ; bitt lie submitted with whtat grace he could suniuon, only miiut t erinig to his seond :"I'd kill him at'ter this if ho were my own father l'' Thei i ground being d ul ineasured, the ment placed, anid the qunestion, "G en. tlemon, are you ready ?" asked and tanswered, the wotrd wits given "lire !" Noticing that his strange enmy did not seem to be even looking at him while the dread wordh was coiming, thte mnajor had resolved to take his time about firinig. hlis de liberation was fatal to him ; for, at thto word, the stranger's shot ranig out as though it had b'eenu fired by the very utteorance anid lluford, firing wildly in the air, fell writhing upon the turf. "'Lead me to him,'' said the visitor to his ownt seconid ; and then ad dressing the tmtjor's second-"Isa hie dead ?" The stern answer was, * T'hcre lie lies-you can son for your self." Struginig to an elbow, the wvoundled dluellIist raised himiself part ly from tile ground and( lixed a ghast ly st-are up)on his slayer, who coolly re imarked :"I can see niothiing, for I itam totally blind.'' Then, while aingony and astoiiishmeiit kept the dying man and his secoiid silent, the old tian continued : "You do not know me, Buford ; bitt I have never forgotten yon. My name is Merton. You persuaded my only daughter from her home, deecived her with a shaim marriage, and left her to die of a broken htoart. My only remaining child, my son, you gave a meeting to when he demanded it for his sister's wrongs, and killed him by your ac.. cursed skill while protecting your cowardly self with a concealed coat of maiil.- Thoir mother-my wife--was bereft of' her reason by your dastard. ly destruction of both our children, otid died'in a mad,.houso. Could I have found you then I would have given you nto chance for your life; but brave as you always pretended to be, anid coward as you are, you direaddod and eluded me. Yet .1 knew we would some day meet ; and I registered a vow that when we did I would make you a sacrifice to your own infernal art. For yoars I trained myself to become unerringly expert with the pistol, and my suco,.ss was perfect. Theon, even while I hunted for you, coward, blindness onme upon me, like another wrong from your band, It stead of abandoning my purpose, I took my oath of vengeance anew and resolved to make hearing take the place of' sight. Again I was success fiul. I learned to take aim with ear ins-tead ofeoye. W hen I heard you answer 'ready,' a moment nao I know as well where to point my pistol as thiough I could soc you. BCSi d e I could hear you broathing. You thought to make ,ureof your shot by delay, and overreached yourself." Duriug this curious address, which was delivered with a cool, pitiless do liberation, ciaraoterined by no more passion than that of contemptuous hatred, the major's laored breath ing became shorter and bhorter, witil at last he fell back, and all wi. still. ")%-ad," whisperedl the avengor, as taking his t-ccon('s arm, ho tureid, ald walked leisuarcly off the fie!tl. New Advertisements. How, When and Where TO ADVE R T ISE . 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Dalamarre's Speciflo Pills, Prepared by GOnAseIxMu & Dmoror, No. 21-1 Iie Lotmbard, Paris, and highly recommended by the entire Medi cal Faculty of France, Are the very best Iteniely in all cases of Spermatorrhron o- Steminal Weakness N ight ly, Dtily or I remlature Eiissions: Sexual Weakness or Impotency; Wenkness arising fron Secret hlabits and Sexual Ex. cesses; Ielaxation of the Genital Ogans ; Weak Spine ; "Limo" or "llrick dust" de posits in the Urine ; "Nlilky Discharges," &a., and all the ghastly train of Symptoms arisiig from Overnse or Excesses. Thycure wheni all other renmedi es fail. Fuil directions in every box. P'rice $1 per IHox, or 6i Boxes for $5. Sol by tihe principal Diruggists, or will lie sent by mail, securely settled fromu all observation,, by encelosing price to the Sole Genueral Agtent for Aetic-a, .1011 MOISES, I8 Cortlandt 8t , New Y'ork. P'amphlets of advice sent free to any addlr -s. are unfailing itn the cure or Coughs. Colds, Asthma, Jlronciis, Sore Throat, hloarse nes, lDiflicult lreat hing, Ineipienit ('on sumtptimn andl Dieases of the Lungs. T'hey have rI) taste of medicinie, and any chtild will take themi. -Thousands have bteen re stored to health, that hail before despairedl. Testimony given In hundreds of cases. A single dlose relieves in Tlen Minutei. Ask for lBYA N'S PULMONIC WAFERlS. mnay 261-cowly CharlIotte, Colunbla and August Rail Road. CoLUnI:A June 1, 1871. rlE folflowing Passenger Schedule will . go into el'ect on this Rtond Onl and after Stundtay, June 1. DAY TaiA1N--oot'o sonT. Leave Augusta, at, 3.16 a nm " Columbia, 8. C., 8.25 p m " Winnsboro, 10.27 a mi " Chestor, 12.25 p mi Arrive at Charlotte, N. C. 8.00 p m 510o1T TR(AIN-ootNu ZtoRTi. Leave Augusta at 6.00 p m "Colutmbia, 11.20p m " Wnsboro, 1.27 a m " Chester, 3.00 a m Arrive at Charlotte, 5.80 a n, TDAY TRAiN-ootxo 50UrH1. Leave Charlotte, N. C. at '7.30 a a. " Chester, J 1l15a m " Wlnnsboro, 12.00 p mi " Columbia 2.80 p in Arrive at Augusta 7.50 p in Leeve Charlotte, 8.10 p rm " Chester. 10) 30 pim " Winnisboro, II .59 p m " Columbia, 2.28 a mn Arrive at Augusta, 7.80 a m GomNo NoniTu.-Day Train makes, oloso dauily connections at Charlot to for all points North and East, Night T1rain makes same connections, Bundays excepted. GJoiso Bourn,-Day Train makes close dialy connections at Augusta with trains of GJeorgia and Central Georgia Railroads, for all points SouthI, Sotuthweat andi West. No ntight trains will leave Charlotte, Au. e.gusta or intermediate poelate on Sundays. Through Tickets sold, ad Baggage eheok ed to all principal points. E.. P. AILEXANDE~R, Supt. E.. R. Doases, Genes alTicket Agent. jun. 2 Yellow Ochre. ALOT at MolNT'Y ttE & CO's. R.R. R. RADWAY'S READY RElIEF Oures the Worst Pains in from One to TWENTY MINUTES. NOT IN ONE HOUR. After reading this adverlisement need any one su1e't' with l'ain. 1tadway's Ready Relief is a curo for every pain. It was the first and la The Only )Valn Remedy that ilistilitly stops fillhe most excrultinting paii , aItllnys 10lut tieiiiiions, aniid cures C' . ge1'stions, weller of the Ilungs, Stonitch, la.ewele, orl othier giis ort' 0 getn, by .i.e -11 li1- en: ion. III froon onle fto I wently III te; Il i m ' nloil ter h.w violeint I, u ri: ;n ie w I' jte (lie RhI t l iinatI i a, I i Id114 1n, I 1.h m111 , ( 'I i I, 1i.1(ad. N ervous, Ne'-n,: ie. (I prosraled w itih diseae may tfer. RADWAY'S 1lEAD 1iY 1111 ElF Will nifford inlsantl viase tliiionion Ot, the Kidneyt. influni:tion el he libt dler, titmati onfClf of ft'e l .-, ( onett'.. tin e1 flhe 11,11ngs, shre Thr1ont. todliec hlirnh.g Plpitatlion of fheile ar y...:rie1 1o p DipIIIherin, (-aifn1Irrh, 1. to -r -. 611,, h-. v.. Toolthaiehe, Neligt, l'heutantism, Col (1111s, Ago Chilis. iho ip liatioii if lie ihe at'l''y le'lii' to the part or parts4 w r l il.- pain r el' illi culty exiels will 1Ilfodelaise nttd eumfoit. Twenty drops in lyit't inhbvrnt waser will in a iuw fmioollllm s ouie 'r.anps, Spasims, Sour Suto' b. lleatr tirt, Fjiek II end~ache, DI~vrbke r. D;etr.ioe Wind in tile heln's, aitd ill [te iltnail Pains. Travelers shohlel nl wnavs enrrv a httile of Riadway'h iteAdy ielief wit Ii item. A few drops in witier will pei'iveiit si . wtsor paints front clianige (If water. It i.i bi'tter ilian French linmly or i Itters its ai si jti. lant. Fever and Ague. Fever and Agie cured for i;'y ceits. There is not a renedial nueit i n It is world lihat will cure ht ver iditl Aglie, anl nl other e.lnMfinl) rits, ltitts, cl. i. Tv phoid, Yellow mnil olt iher F-' vers ( ailh-d [I' Itnadwny's Pills) so glek nev Hlway's lently Relief. Filly cets per hotle. HIEA1/I'll ! 1iIu UT Y ! F iroig Ipile aut rie le- ic eel' tet h 1and weigh t -- ( ':-a SI. rs i tti . be-utti ill complexion seculrelld 14 -ill. Dr. Radway'"s Sarptila Resol vent. lAs mt1ade1 1t0 '1t0ti ntnislI iniiItg cures ; so 'ltlick, so rapidl atfe Ihlee einitttge's t lee 1,tely uitd rgoes, uttier fille inflttece ofr ihis it'llly wonderfiul Ilnedicine. tha i every (lly tilt increase in lle'lh eand weighit is Sot :f.el felt. The Gretit l o-l I'iritielr. EI-ey dr1e11p of tlhe 8nc fsaltt!rilliaff Resolvent eCrnt mllnicales rllogt1 e11 i 10 1' , w -a l, U itne nind other tlis nng jIices t 1t he systeni the vtlor of lif'e. erf I It r it'iles file w.I:iaste's (if file body 1 iI 'ew aid l l eua l ma terili Scrofuiln, Sy philis, C, u.tumlion, Gilandut lar diseise, Ulcers int the Throat. .liutrh, Tlmlior, Nodes ini tee an-ils ntid oi Ie. parts of lihe. systin, Sere I'ye . S'Aium . tels discharges I-wit IItIe -ars anl 1te Worst firm1iis of sria li-lense. 1-:ilp i jo . Fever Sores. Scal lle I .- i. Wo-ma. Sn]l Rheuim, Erysiielns, Atene, Ibllack Spolt, Woirms ill (he Flesh, ui'S, Caiterls in tile Womb and ItII wetnkeing 1atd paintlful discharges, Night Sweaos. L .% of Sperm and all i wastes of tho life principle, are W itlilin ite curative rallge of this woo'le' of Modern Cheminitry. nil ft few thi s' uise will prove to ny' pt 1son using it for either of these loris of disenis its potent power to cure them. If the patiint nieily lecoiiing rteileed by the wasies a.1a1i tleeeielpo it ii ii t is coniitiually plroyevssinlg. inen-l hfir. trCsting Iltese w-i. atl relpi's tIe same1 Willi iew tniclite t mail l: frotmt tea itliv bloil--nuite this tIe warslmrillin will ati1l does secirIe-.a 'ine i.% ctrlain ; fotr When once ihis reiily ceiomenes its wmfk of pitliition, and succeeds in di minithing the loss of wtst eM, ifs repirs' will Ib, hitimself i roweinig heiert atiml MIitroger, te rftsd dlige'sltng trterl, ftppetife i impt'oveing, aitd lesht ittia' wight i neiensinig. Not ontly doies I he St a aia-ilh an itICesel. ventt excel all knaowni renitediai -igetnts in the ciire of' (hri i-, Xereef'ulous, tionstit . tioital, aind Sklint dtieuentses ; bueit is ilhe only3 posit ive curie for' Iide ande lilatder Comt pleaints, Urinary'i 'endt W~ombl l)i enises, Griatv e!.. l'inhectes, h.rolpsey'3, 'et (eppage of'~'i ci'e, inct(elin~teeel jut'n, lli'ighti's Disea:se. Albuiniurtn. atte in nil ecnses wehet'e ithere arte brick duist diepousit sie' ihi e wterci is IIhick. i~telney muixedl with subs'ttnces like the' ite eef ant egg, or ithreatds litke wh'itfe silk, eur t here is a miori'id, dark, bil1li eus cippear-' anIee,. anid wie itoe' ltt htiupsi is, ai wh-~ lent'r is a prlick intg, burttninig senisai. SionI wheit pas"sing w'alter', anid pain in the Small of I tho-ilnck anid along tihe Loins. perfectly Iasleless, elegatntly confeel withI sweet ginm, piirg'e, regntint e, ur cifty , cleantse and strengt hent., . llnd way'at Pills, b r tihe ciure of ail disetders of Ite SI itmach. l.ive'ir, liowels, Kiidteya, lilarbller, Ner'voius Di. enises, tendnltehe',.Conislipc ionu, inosiivenea is. Inidi gestloft, D~ysep'siai li Iliotusnieset, ii iot!- F-ever', Iniatiammt rn lion oif te lioeila. P'ilds aind all Dr'ctag mei' s of' lie [Itt erna Vi eera. 'Whrrnitt ed t o aiffect ai posaitive ceuro Puret'ly Vegeftall, caont niinig no mcercutry, minerattld or' deltterious m('diine,. in frv'- Ithetft'llowing sypotIeut gn fro Dorde s o h igesetive Or ga s Cont Ilon, itnwaird VPig 'uilf. ness of the iood in thte lien'l, Acidity of' tho (tq'. ~phlA g u41ntun nigesj.o r Fog ,i u itReauS oj',Wqightt, iin the Stomachl, Sour Eriucta~tiotns, 5inkding or Fluttering at tho Pit of the Blomacah1 awimmtning of the i. ead, Hurriedail Difficutlt hireathiung. A few doses of Rladwauy's iis wil free *he systern from all the above nawned dis ordiers. P'rice, 25 eents per'box. Sold bty D~rtggIst? - Renid "Fatso antd 'hrrue." sonal1 one1 let.. ler-stamtp to HIADWA Y .& CO, . Nc. *1 Mantden J~ane, New York. 1:. formtutiion worth thtoinnds wbil bo sent to youi. july I-l-ly - Window Sha dos. A LOT Oli 'WINDOW SIIAIDES, MVoulding,, FURNITURE, &c., &c. Just reoeived nnid for siI low f'or Cash at ' afeLNTflRE &CO's. no, 17 Carolina Life Insuirancei Company - Or MMP~IeI, TAR., JFf.MSON DAVIS, Presidont Cen. Md. 0. DUTlER; .Agent for N. . UthBose Egleston, Agent, Wiarisnono, S. cf Tasues the mo.t approved polble.. Als the sutrrenf'der 'alue policy-a new'fehature. fly which a dormite eash suirrendler value is guiaranteod ott all policies, lapsed l'y a non-paymenti of pt'riomia* feb '28 CONSUMPTION. ITS CURE AND ITS PREVENTIVE, 3y J. . 8ORENE. AL D. Man ahuman being has passed away fbr wwhp hy aQ . l>a w% ter remou tan te oiec .r ~~ tal I~kfrven Ineans o cufte Those near and dear to YanUy nd friends are sleepig the dreamoless elumber mto which, had the camly alopted a aosariits Mr . ar tiea oPLE ind availed themselves of his Wouderfilly eMwe eIouS medicines, they would not have fallen. Dr. Hebenek has In his own came proved that wherever suiticent vitality renaius, that vitalit by is nmedicines and his d rections for their useTa quickeiied into healthibi ygor. UIn this statement thero i noliing preaumptuous. To the falth of tho invalid is made no representation that is nots, tlmousaid times aulstantiatod by living and visible works. The theory of the curo b Dr. ficheick's mnedicines is as simple as it is unfalIlng, Its phiiosophy requires no argument. It is slIf-as. mtiring me] -convincing. The sOm-m-weed Tonie andi Mandrako Pille are the first two weaponis with which tbo citadel of the intilaiv isalled. Two-trlmLs or tie case of coi. imimutiilon, orionmt, in yslepsmli and a fumnctionally i""rliered iiver. With tids condition the broncblal tuben "synjmtiizo'' wiith the stomnet. They ro mpondltoIlmtmorbilie.ctionof Ltie liver. ilerethen coie time cnimitiiatltiq r-sult., i le stnimng iu, with all its (listtresiin t symntoint se CO ' E tTON. Te Mmandrake' Pil s- ae comniowd of one of Na litr's ioblest gifts-the 'oluigtillum Peltattmn. They posse-i.. ll tit blool-soaerii. alterative iroerluirs of itoinei, limit, nimiike e'nmoiel, titey .& -AVI No ?1iTIN~j SIESKINSP." The work of curm Is mnow bwgininimg. The vitiated anid m cous i i'iosii.-I ti e Intwei et and In ti e all imntary eaiml ire ejectet. 'Time liver, likv a clock, ia woumt uip. It arotier frot IM ts tmrjimdily. The tm1114,01 act' rermm Ittvitiyt(l the patient OPgitie to feel 1lint, ie I gatting, at las't, A SU"P O CA0on1 111,00D. Them Sei-w-*i'ml'utIe, itm cojtJmnctionm with time 1ills, liermientes amti ita .inalilit.' wtti tit e ftoor. Chyliti iption i: nowprgmiIremsing witilomit its previous tor turrs. I tgestion beont-tim. gail'm.. il tI) cure is n to be lit han. -' I no mtoiro (latuleneo. no exticerbationi (of the stomtaih. An almp-tite sets Inl. Now mN.tes tihe grenk-st liloo11 ltmrtlmer ever yet givent imi n tiiillent fathmer to sutfferig mas. tei-henek a l'mimoluk. .Syrup commm' in to perform its inietlomts ani to liastei einm cormplele the curo. It omtts itt once umon iV; work. Natmire calm inot he Pit teil. It collitoi nind ri peita the impiiired and tiloasee'l portimo. or tito itmtis. lin the brm or gtieri'iit,' it prepares timem e ih u. ptmeturation, and o' inmavery sitort tiime mhemh-iiy is van titlihed the rotten th~rone that it occupied Is renovatedl ant( matie mew, ami flat. pali i ,it , it gi tie affnity of re. gainec vigor..stelis forth to emijoy tho anhood of wonmanhood tiat was "EVEN UP AS LosT. The second thing is. the patients must stay in a warm rooi until t(Ity get well; it is almost inmpos. hible to prevent tak hig cold when the lumgs are ails t'iiais-i. hut it imtist he prevented or a ctre can not be nrected. Fresh air anti rikling out. especially in this sectioi of the coumtry it tlhe tall uid winter sea rian, are all wrong. Ibysicians who recommend tiat couirse los tieir patients. if their lungs are brieily mllsensel; mid yet, becaume they ar ini the hobuti they inmiet not sit (lown quiytm; they must walk tabout tile room a much anti as fnsl as the streIzth witl beamr. to get ump a gooi :retiitiion of ilool. Tho pisti'isi mitLt keel in gmimi spiri-he deterimine 1t) geI well. Tlii.s hius a great deal to do with the At mtite, atid i' tie great poitt to galn. 'fo delt-sir of core iiner smli ev ience of its po. milmiity ity iti woist cismm, andm moral certaitty in si'l otlfer' is 'limi ti. Dr. -h-nek's persoli sate imiit to tile P'culty of is own cure was in these mjmii'it words: " Malam ye-ard ago I was iI the last stages of con titmmimptio ; conflimi to mny hel. adtl t one time noy hyicians~ th'oght that I cotmll not tivenweek: then ike niirowi'n 114 nimn itching at straw, I heard oft uttm obtilnett ie prerimations which I nmw offer to the' pulic, inif thit-i mmnde a perfect our( of me. IL ref 'Biledto til me thai I Could i-el them iienetrate my wiholt' systent. They soon ripenet tie matter In my hings. anti I woulti spit imp more than a pint ofoffen sim .vlinw imntter every inorriing for a long time. "As motin as that, hogan to ilside, ny cough, fever, pains, anti might-sivemis all begasi to leave me, nii inty ilietite becamne so great that it was With ilittlty M ta I col I keep froin eating too much. I om gatizd my strength, andi have grown in flesh ever iiCe. " I shortiy after my recovery," adttei hei Doctor, tIhei looking like n inereskeleton: my weight was only niet y-teven pounds; im present weiglt is two blntiir-i and tI enity-five () pounds uti fioryeamsi hive njoytlmtinltiterrtiimtmi ieallh.'I Dr. .$iehei:k im discontmined his professlonal. visits to New York andi lloiton. Ile or his son Dr J. i. Hehenek, Jr.. still continue to tn pantlens at their Otl'le, No. 15 North Sixth Street. linamelphin overy, Satirliay front 9 A.M. to t 1-.M. Those wyho wish a tiirotigim examiintolt Withi til. Ite'spiro. ineer will bev] ihargeti Is. Thm Ite.lpirometertieclares the exmnet contitltioi ol' like lungs, and patienta can retiilly learn whether they are curable or not. The diirelmns for taking the memlciniea are adapt eml to the int'-ligtenc e-etm ofta chlti. Follow these mllrions, nial k indi Nature will do the rest. excent, Ing t hat Ii mitme tines the M nitirnik. iills are to i tIken it inrmi'i ioses: th' thi ret' m'tlnemins nee no other iceintm'anintnts timti te ammpi instruc tions tMat netriminiy tiem: First. create appletite. Of retnrning he htin itger is the most welcomo m'tmimimm. NVihen it comies, as it ill come, let the desiairinmg at mmonre lie of gimimml cheer. (mood blood at em follows, the cough looselin tihe night-sweat is ahntem. In a sitort timie bot of these niorbid symnp tonis mire gono forevet. Dr. Schenck's mettlcines are constantly kept in tetnsofthoiumsamnds offamiliies. Amn laxativeor pur gative, the bintrake Pills ire a standard prepara tion; while the 1'ulmonto Styrup, as a cureo coughms ani colits, may he regmrtled as a prophylaoterio aamist constmption hot any of its forms. let of tho utlmouic yrup and Sea-weed Tonic, So I bottle, or $7.0 a half dosen. Mandrake i'ills, cents a box. For salo by all druggists and dealers. jan 28-ly Ayer's Oherry Pectoral, For Disoanos of tho Throat and Lungs, such n Coughs, Colds, Whooping Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma, and Consumption. Prohahly never before in the whole ilstory of Meicitine, t'.. anly thing Won (o widely and so deetpiy up1' themcontidence of mankinti, ns this exelen rmeyfor putlmionary coimhiintt. Thmroumghmalong seies of yea-m, andt~ iamonig momtst ofiithemracesmofnmenm it hams rien higheri tind highmer ini thirm~m estimalnm, as it han become betber kniown, its nniiformmm chmianeter anmil powmer to cure the v'a ritmns nofftionus of time lunigs amid bthroni, ha~ve mudomitici kmnownl as a mreliabmle protectom ruinst thmem. While nmdnutced to mimldmer fomrmms mif tihsense andmi to younitg chiildiren tiit is ait time mem. timie time most eletua ttml memtedly 'thamt caminbe giv'enm fom' inicip. tm'nt consitniiuptmin, amid the damngeroums affectionis of' thei ithroat andm lmungs. As at priovision mmgninste suchimeni attaucksa of Crmoupm It thoultd lie kepit ton handmi in, ever-y fatminly, amdii tidel as mill mime smoime. times'. subtjet to cols andiit coughs, all shmottid be prmov-iledi ith ithis antidoto for~ them. Alitogh settledl (onsummption is thmought in. Curnbmtle, still gm-eat nummmberms of m'mmses wmhere time cumt-ti, andii time patient recstomred to soundim heaithm liy time Cherry~~ Pre-toraf. SO comtltc is its mmmn'mtenoer lime isaorders of the Lunmgs andii Thron'm~t, thamt time imosmt obistinaute oh' themi yield to it. Whenm notinmg else eqtuitd reach them mntder the .'iunyer's aml PuMsilo 8jpeakcra Ihmud gr-eat imroitetionm frm It. Astqhma is always relieved andi oflech wholly turecd by it. JIronich iis .is generally citred by taking the U'her'ry P'ecto'ral ins small andl fregnent doses. So genier'ally am-c its vir'ttues knmown', that we needi nmotmullimh ithe certitleatenm of thmem ihere, or dlo mmor-o tihanm assure time puiblic that its qualities am-e fully nmitined. Ayer's Ague Cure, Fior Fovor and Ague, Intermittent Fevor. Chill Fover, Ioittont Fovor, Dumb Agnpo, Poriodioal or Bilious Fover, &.o., and iinod all tho nafootlons which arise from mmalarious, marsh, or milasmnatio poisons. A s its niame Iiplies, It does Curec, anid does nmot fmaii. Containing ineither At'aenmic, Qumininie, HIs' muthmi, Zince, nori anyi othmer nminera~ or' potisonotus 'sibstineo wihatover, it in mnolso injurmei anyi ipa iieint. 'The mnmber samd imporcmtancme of Its cures in limo agile distrIcts, aro lIterally lbeyonid accountb amid we bielieve withmout a parallel Ina time istory oif Agtumetdiuimno. Ommr pido is griatlilld by the acknow'lgmenmtst we recoivo of the radksan cures cifected im obstinatto eases, andm~ whero other i-em' tadios had wuholly failed. Unaicc.imated personis, either resident in. 0r travllmng thr i fiimatlo localItIes1 wllif be proiiiite'tel y tak n1g the A Q UE~ C.UIIt aily. F-or Lfee,- Comp&jlaidnts, arising from torpmid Ity of' time ilver, It la an excellent remedy, stinmn lating ilme fLiver Into healthy activity. For- Iiiiils isordmmra and Liver Complainita, li is an excellenit remedy, producming many truily remtarkalo etmres, where other medIcines had faied. Prhpared bmy DR. J. C. AYER & CO., P'ractical imdl Analytieal Chemists, Lowell, Mass., and jold till r'oundt thme wvor'im, 1PRICE, $1.00 1PERf BOTTL.M, Grocrios. TQ' (1111, "msa, Coffees, Tea, Sardinmes, I ' mmaileie, Camnnetd I'omnmioes, .Jellies, Cann~ted (hystrs, Cakes and Cracokem's, P'op, per,. Gliger, Aleploe; Clotves an'd N'itmegs, l'ickles, Starchm, Soap, Soda, Concentratedl 1.y-c, 'amash, lilackin~g, lacking Birushes, %Iinme ard, Frenuch Mutsard, Esceene 'at, assot e-i. Stockipig an eringToboco,and Yan kee Noliions. FURNITURE. A large lot of Futirrnture,o onsisting of Lomunges, $ofua, Block Cases, Writ ing Dtesks, all Walnt, 100 as sorted, Single and Don'ble Bledlstends, 100 White Oak Split Bottom Lining Chmoirs, Parlor 1Chairs, Wardrobes, Collage Smiis, antd every thing 'usually kept in the Furniture ime, at, prices to sitill the puiroharer, for cash, Looking Glasses put ini old1 framos or' made to order. Ommr terms are ech attd we willesell for the eash. Call end see our large stock, iust arrived. jamn 26 ke4!NTYRW &C0. NECTA R WIHSKEY. 2BIlLS. of' Fine Old Nectar Whiskey,-. ~Just received by BtflT . Town Ordinance. T following Ordnance, entitled an Ord nance to raise supplies for the year con monoing the first of April 1871, and ending the 1st of April 1872, and for other pur. poses, passed the 6th day of June 1371, Is published for the information of all son tcrned: I Be it enacted and ordained by the In tendant and Wardens of tle Town of Winne boro, 8. C., in Council met, that a Tax for the sums and in the manner hereinafter men tioned, ahnll be raised and paid Into the Treasury of tue said Town, for the use and service thereof; that is to say, fifteen cents ad valorem on every hundred dollars worth of the value of 11 real estate within the corporate limits. to be assessed as here. t-fore: three dollars to be paid by every mde inhlnbitntt of salt Town between the nge?4 of' e ghteen an fifty years, in lieu of workiig upon the st-rets of said Town, and tih, e'e pur cent upon the atount, or all Fale's ni atileioll I1. AnId the it furitier enneted and crduin ed, t hat tIie foegoing Taxes ihall be paial to the Trean urer of the Towt, Co:,neil of Winnsboro, oin or before the [list day of Aigii. t next, anl in tiernilt ot' such pay Imeil, ian execution shall he issued for the collectiii (it tIe saime lit. Anm be it flurtlie eoaced nnl or ulainiled, that it shalIl not he lawful for any person to represent. publicly for gain or re war.l aiy pley. cmomedy, iragedy. interlude er fare, or exhibit wax flgures., or show, or enr r1minitunet ot' ally kind whatsoever, withoiut mlrst obt ainlilig a licenie fromi the T*own Cen nmE, which lie ense may be gi ant, ed upon i Ie payment of live dollars for nil exibitlitions other t han those untler cinvass, anmi HfiY dollars for all circus coompanties anl any person violating the provisions of this ordniane shill he fined lifty dollurs fir each ani I ,very offense. IV. And be it further enacted anl or. dained, tl.at it shall not Ie lawful for any person to sell intoxicating illiors lit amontits of less than ihree galons. or in any anolini to be drunk wholly or in part at the place where sold, anywhere within one mile of tle Court ilomse of said Townl, withouit first obtnining a license tlerefor, fron tie Clerk of the Coun icil, which ailiy Ie granted upon the payment of' sixty dol. lair lor- whi is known ns "lIt tall ILicense," 3mndl on hundrel and wuenty-live for what is k nowi as "Tarvt n lieeimse ;' and any person violating tmisn provision of ihis ori. nlance slaill be fined fifty dollars for ench ant1 every otience. V. And be it fut ither enacted anl ordnin eel, I hat aely person li i Iteling a horse or otI er sni-niia to any hadel tree within the corporat limits of tle Towni W initsbo o or in any way ninlreal ing or injuring ti. same sinil he fined for each notd every of feise in a snm not exceeding five mdoliar's at tlhe discretion of time Council. Done in Council tleis 6th by of June, A. W., 187'. and the Corporate seal of the said Town aflfixed. NJ. W. DWIGI!T, latendant. P. IAcoT, Clerk. June 10 BiR J. WAmKxms I r.pe'eier a H M.DavALD A Ce ragglolk A' a. Agents, Sa, Franc eeC&i.,ad 24 Cca era,. ',. N41 MILLIONS Bear Testiemoy to shelr Wonderful Crative Edrects. Vinegar Bitters are not a vile Fancy DrInk, Made of Poor Runit, Whiskey, Proof Spirits and Refuse Liquors, doe tored. ipteed and sweetened to pieas. the taste, ealled " Tonics," " Appetizess," " Restorers." due., that lead the tippler on to drunkenness and ruin, but are a true Medicine, mnade from the Nativo lloots and Herbs of California, free from all Alcoholic Stinulants. They are the GRtEAT BLOOD PURIFIER and A LIFE GIVING PRtINCIP'IE, a perfect Renovator and Invigorator of the System, carry tng off all poisonous imatter and restoring the blood to a healthy condition, No person can take these Bittern according to directions and reaan long unwell, provided their bones are not destroyed by mineral poison or other means, and the yital organs wasted beyond the point of repair. They are a Gentle IPmnrative a. well as a Tonic, possesusing, also, the peculiar merit of acting as a powerful agent ini relieving Conges tiqn or lIdamnmation of the Liver, and of alt the Visceral Organs. FOR' cpu A RIa CJOMPlaA INT8, whether ini young or old, married or single, at the dawn ef womanhood or at the turn of life, these Tent: Dit ters have no, equal. For Inflammntery and Chronic Rhen-. S untism and Gout, iiyepepsia or In., digestion, Hitltons, RemIttent and Intermittenmt Fevers, Disensee of aime Blood, Liver, KIdneys and Bladder, theo iters have been most successful. Buch Disenses are caused by Vitlatedl Blood, which is generally produced by derang'emnent of the D~igestiwe Organe. DYMPEPSIA OIL INDIGESTION, items of the Chest, Dizziness, Sour Bructations of te Stomach, Bad Taste in the Month, Bilious A ttacks, P'alpitation of the Heart, Inflammation of te Lungs, Pahit iln thueregiontsof te Ktdneys, and a htiudredh ther paninful symptoms arethe off eprtigs of Dyspopsia. 'They inivigorato the Stomach anud stimniate the torpid Liver and Dloweis, which render them of uneuulledl efficacy in cleansing the blood of allita piurities, and imaparting new life and vigor to te whole system., FORl SKIN DISEASES, Bruptions,Tetter. Salt Rheum. Bilotches, Spots, Pimples, Ptutles, ilc, Carbutne, ninug-Worms, Scald Hlead, Sore Edyem,Prysilpoins. Itch. Seutrfs, Discolorations of the Skhm, immore anmd Diseases of the Skin, of what ever niume or nature, are literaily lmg and car rimed out of te siem ini a short iehthe use of these Ilitter's. Ots bottle in such cases wilt on vinco the most ineredntious of their curativeeffect. Cleanuse the Vitiated Blood whenever you find it. impurities bursting thrcoagh te ckin in Pimples, Eruptions or Sores: eleanuse it wheet you find it I obstructert andu sluggish ini the veins; cleanse it when it is fout,and your feeltings will tell you when. Keep the blood pure, and the health of te system will follow. PIN, TA PE, and other WORMS, maktng in the s. ate'nu of sonmay thousands, aroeffectuually BOLD) BY ALL DRLUGGIBTS AND DBAL~ng. J. WALK Sit Proprietor. R. H. McDONALD & 00., Druggisls ai (Git. Agents, an Francico Cal., and 51and 34 Commerce Street, Ntew Yor . may 11 WMs O. BEE & 00s, Factors and Commission Mlorchants, ADG'ER'S WIIARF, CHARLESTON, S C. Liberal advances made upon oconsign monts to our correspondente in Liverpool and New York. mar 21-Om Hams4 Hams I Hams ! A LT of Bugar Cared Hams. Just re. Just. 94 R. 5. V eIAR LDY, Uirockery. A LOT of Crockery and Olass Ware. Just received at june 22 'Nc1NIw B v &n C.O', The State of South Carolina, COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD, COURT oF PROBATE. 1 P "I"'LLIPC. BOO"', Elisa A. iulighe-, vs. Austin D. Arledge. Mary U,. Nelson lmd her husband James Nelson, Willis D. Arleago, William Arledge, Jr., Am Ha Ar. ledge, James Lowe, Oscar Lowe, Cook Lowe, Thomas R. Olndney, Janio C. Hughes and her husband Isano Hughes, Laura H. Ujastiles, C. Cook Castles, Harriet . Castles, James A. Broom, William Ar, ledge. Sr., Susan Arledge, John Arledge, Jr., James Arledge, Mary Arledge and Sal lie Arledge. Suallinlons ror' Partition qf Real Estate.1 To the above named Defendiaits in this Action : You re hereby ,ittunioned antd re 4itired i.to aiiw-r ihe pelitionl in I his ae% liin, which is filed in the office of ithe Jtaige or Probat e for the Conity ind 81 tte oforesaid. and serve a uopy of your aniswer an tie subsetitihers ni tlier oilice, in the town of Wtin sboro, ill -ia id Si1,1 te. wi iin l wetiy days after the service of tie Simi mois oi you. exclusive of the day of s,-r vice, and If you Mail to aniiswer tlie Petition within the time aforesaid, lhe Pelitionerg will apply to lie Court of Probato of lihe Coun ty aforetinid, for the relief deinmided. Wilitess. William M. Nelson, clitiIre, lvige of l'robate in and for sail Cunltlly, this Ike f5th d1y of Jiuy A. 1) 1871. NicCANTS & DOU01..% 88, Attorney'i [or l'etitionrrs. V. M NELSON, [LP. 8.] Judge of Probate. To the Defendants Austin D. Arledge, James f.owe, Oscar Lone, Cook Lowe, Thomas R. Gladney. .nie C. lfighes, and. oer hu-biasnd laiac liughes, Jaies A. Broom. William Arledge, Sr., Straan Ar. ledge, John Arledge, Jr., James Arl.-dge, Mrry Arledge. 'ind SnIlle Arletge : Take notice that the .4timtiont anId v. ii. lion in this case were filed in t he offien of the Judge of I roibate, for the County of Fai field anil State of Homth Carolitin, oil the bth day of July. A. 1). It7l MoCANWTS & IDOIJG,.ASS, Attorney for Petitioners, july 8 Ilaw6wxI; Winnsboro, . 6. JUST RECEIVED. A Car load of (hoice White Corn 50 Snk, Now Family Flour, White and Sm1oked C. I. Bacon, Meai and llonil'y, constantly on hiind, receiv ed twice a week from Mr. Creight's MIill, at the same price as Corn, at D. R. Flenniken. july 25 BhANCH, SCOTT & 00,, Commission Merchants, A UG USIA, (IA., ACGENTS FOR MlA RYL A4N1) SPUtj SUG.-! R RRE NAR R Y, proprietors of X CXLSlOR FLOWE1 RING0 MILLS Can fuirnishi all grades of Fresh GIround Flour in barrels or sacks. Also prepatred to exe cute orders for Corn, Ilacor , Oats and any. thing that pertain te P'roducc Business, at the lowest mtarket, rates. W~e offer extra inducetments to country merchants iti fuir nishing. Stantdard refinied- Sugar at. the Prica Cost to lay down Iherr. Merchants would do well to send for prico list. mar 4-t-3m READ T HIS. S. S. WOL F E ]~fEDITATINO a change in the business HI by Ihe fi'st of Sepimber, off'ers their large anid varied ,took, at. such low prices, as will astotnish the most skeptical, only come prepiared with sthe CASil, and you will be able to get goods regardless of the cost. The stock is large, and composed of everything usually kept by thIs establish. ment. Dry Goods, ForeIgn antd Pomestle, Clothing for Men's West, Hasts, all styles, Boots and Shoes, PIece Goods of Woolen, Linen and OCotton. Give me a calf before spendIng your cash and be convinced that, at WOLPE'S you ean get the best goods for the lowest Prhee, june 8 FERTILIZERiSY The Undersigned Begs to luformll tile Planters of Fairfield, That lie Is Agent forenle or thiefollowin~ Fertilsers, which he now has In store, anji is ready to furnIsh them at the mianufnc. turer's prlces,with the freIght and~ drayage added. Call and get circuhsra. Production Tncreased fronm l to 300 per cent. by their use. 100 Tons Carolina. 26 " Soluble Paclfle. 8 " Banghs Rlaw Bone, 10 " Zell's Superphosphafe. 6 " M~agnum Doncum. S "' AtlantIc Phosphate, 6 " Maryland Amioniated, 6 "' Cotton Food, 1 e* South Sea. PeruvIan Guano, Land Plaster. Compound Acid Phosphat, for mIxIng with Cotton Seed. Cotton taken In exohange for somp of then,, delivered next fall. ... naJOllN II. CA'LTIHCAU'r . C-EAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST. No rumbuging I -0 Everything as Reprosented. M RS. SHAW has returned from put lhainiig the third voupply this e j. Mt (if 'Millinery and Iridies Dress Fo0d, Which is one of tihe cheoapot, mOst com0uplote and fashionable stocks eI-: offered in this tiniket, all of k% lelh will be .old low for the (111ah, At F. ELDEIt. Always on Hand. A complete stock of Cents Ready M.olc Cluthing, Furii.uiing Gioods an1d l'i,ece Good.q iii great variety, B 'ots and Shoes, Ladies and Mistes Uniter. atid Slippers, which oannot he iurpasaed for chenin Ns and quality at F. ELDER'S. Groceries and Provisions. 25 bushels Cow Peay, Cornfield Sced Beanas Canned Fruit, Pickles, Brandy Pooiet, Cherry Bounce, Con fectionarica, &c., all of which will be sold cheap fur cash and cahili only at F. ELDER'S. ROG ERTiES aId PROVISIONS, Alwi)s on hand at lowest cash p rice. FRUIT JARS. The most improved Self-Sealing l1itent Fruit Jars, for sale low for the cash at F. ELI)ER'S. All we Ask is a cnll, nnd examine our .stok before buy ing and satisfy yourselves as to the chopncess and <uiality, for lie is determined not tW be under Pold by any one. june 1 f. ELDER. WINES AND LIQUORS I A LARGE ASSORTMENT Just Received AT E. W. OLLEVER & CO'Si1 LAST CH ANCIf B. F. DAVIDSON & 00. WILL Bell their Entire Stook of Goode iRegardless of CO iBT, B3y the fivat day of ggr Call and se0 thoem at onco. R. J.UM'OARLEY. Informs the. CitiIzen of Winnsboro tha~t ho is now preparoed to furnish alt kinds of rCopl Suimmer Dranks from Zoe Lemonade up to a Champaign (Cook Tall, &o., persons eni I'rocure Ice ina large or small quantilles at any time. Sjul 1 R- J. MoCARIFY. BOOT |AND) SHiO Mt anuii.:ra en M. I ihwpropared fo do work Fjthe: latest auid 'ee slfl$.; * '.work Is alwaysa warvnted.. There Is no necoyalty to go out of town to jiste wrork done as I can triake fas good BO1 fout fb29.1y' 20 i fDS. Oscen BIde, at 9} to 11 eate inno 6 J. H. CA?-nAmnT