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Z.aooai Itermas. $Wa Weare net pp9asib e erthe opin ens of correspon tb J Ow' Communoations to this offioe will not be noticed ' nless aocompanied by the real name of the writer. S ' Any person in the County havinmg klnowledge of any circumstanoe of Interest scoutring in his neighborhood will confer a fayor byefurnishing information at this efaice. inao otioes will be inserted ' fe ts li o t rk't th For tern lines and uo.der... $2.00 Nor each additional line....15o. Nxw AnvaRTIsE.uicj.T. Dentistry-Dr. I. Simpson. I Notie---J. A. Fraser, Clerk of Counoll. A S6noemengt ~.f(DBoag. " GAt Rush- !,iO4.I'ster & Co. Haws-Beaty Bro. & Son. Jnsirane-J. W. Law. Nutioe--J. 'roesohel. Kentuoky Jeans-MoM aster & 3 ,,t f1P t , he-S.tat ie aig " ertill er- DJ. Jennings & So 4nd J. D. Aiken, Agents. New Goodk.1Rb.-Datinenberg. New Q.O tl3ro. & Son. Palbt'tt 4 gar Store-T. S. CoTrp ..-Seventeen ba!bs of Cot too was told in this market last week at prices ranging from 12& to 12$. The very un U&b1.hum of the rnoPquito ie heard in every housebold Mr. U. G. Desportes is improving his st gme ton 'tpwn, in-foot. im. provements are going on all over the "horo." CtaAp rp, re the way are manufacturing the very test 1 eig sthat can be had in the country ew t a wodd do A very pleasant hop was given by the base ball elub'to their visitors on t Tuesdav evening at the -Coliege. " Festivities were prolonged till after fluidotktr. ls!. e t d n aF t . ....' . s. J : eraof ' 41i6ieS e 'Jt~sy 1~deoi de j ,the-lIte :election for Sheriff. The L vote of the County stood, Ruff, 2,115; t NloCarley, 1,252. Ruff's. raj,rity, 863. t The nuissnc4 between law range and the Baptist Cburch is becoming intoiit'a b and the'sooner our city t fat hesie it abated, the better a for thel I of that portion ofr towp. - onS~~ lIT A Mur.n.-Mr. 3. W. * ~(~ht efgeg1eyry 'kike4 bya flsmules last Mlonday. One qfathe riike on the right side was roker,,bgt.ptperwin lhe was noti 1aionaaly -ianued. TuaAz&.V7t' ~ntle men from Camden 2'', lted' Wiznsboro request us in their name to thank Mir. W. ;:D~,ia, ,of Ridgeway, for the ,hospItality extende~d to themni We reta han)I:vt) Mr. T. W. Scrugs for an .invtation to the oYth~ f th e hethet ends Crooked a~t~g Wef. e sbafl en. desver to attend one et tiikdd aferest JAIL ThRD..-n -o our la.s e~ , 6bjso4 *z~a QI h* ,e beenr entrapped bt stier~ 'Rht, amaking I in all thirteoes Thesie fellow, liag bettor been picking cotton than rob bing heu rbumte, s tealing pigs E. g It would, pay better. 0 JM0- Ots )ly aster of j nesday to1 ldgeway the two first bales of ootton of the new erop. The~ weigbed 454 and 461) pounds respectIvely and were purcbasod for 8~ e3terby'GIsdden & Bro.. Taut TOWn Jttaan--This public in. siut'ioai as re-bjicned last Satur- a day by the introducotion of one of Ilean's doublMt eing stone force pnfnild,'whih seefdi uotbe doing its t dg~t( 9:9.0 hr. D. RI. Flennie e agent at this place. IW2dII'a.LJPIeOIu p'posed bbrg arg gVs Wylie anid Hlenry Rd. war dediasod4,yrug fjo Iyl(' ,Justic~e Rlobertson Saturday and'wero div. S.aha~rged fr. want o' enificlent .yi deg~f li eeni. Tlhey' went - igir ng. .1. k p nei card of Mr. J. W. Laiw. It is uuno 3essary to dwell upon the advantages either of F'rpsqr OLife Insuyapge whielore o eHdokr# to. tbe p -* lie. We notioe that Mr. Law is pre pared to insure gin houses and cotton an j)lantations, and we have no noubt Dur plantors will take advantage of this. * On e a 71 . NIg5o)t rough bo 't-grit bale of cotton. ihis year weighing 521 lbs, strict ow middling. A few hours after M1r. Thos. L. Johnson brought . jp, a iale'weigaing 447 pdunds, also strict ow middling. Beaty Bro. & Son )ought bo ,i-balka .t 131 cents. Mr. Jibson brought 4 th4 fits( bale last year. Th 'i lnajon House on Main 3tre 4n olumbi; a fe* "dews; IA-, low the Columbia Hotel is becoming favorite caravansary. Mrs. flrazoale keep p rst., pisp tble, a -arity in hotel exp*ien;e1 and the on of Columbia board there. Terms ire very moderate. -We advise our ?air Ii hie dsettbgive tbp GlaSsion louse a trial. Ho i FOR CAMDEN.-The Dauntless ase )all olpb aoooinpaniod by several rie as oeae this thorlnog for''Cnan en,'hare they will 'play a matob ame with the Kershaws to-morrow fternoon. Ye local will accompany he Dauptless under the special care f Col. Terrill. PansozAL.-We are glad to note he4return of our young friend Mr. . M. Chandler. Oharley ha been n the mountains of North Carolina or several weeks hunting up his ealth, and from the improvement ia trip has had upon him we think a e found it. We were also glad to meet our Id friend Col. T. M. Graham, of )bester. PuenLIsTc. -Jack Gordan and Iran Young had the preposterous 1 resumaiou to strike llenry Brown a from the (shoulder" last Saturday, ( onsoquently they were brought t efore Trial Justice Robertson who ined them *25 each, orithirty days in ail. ;Fortunately Gran had the eeessary stamps, but Jack bad to oko shelter under that ruf so indly provided by the citizens of he -Coubty for p.rties who do rrong. CoURT.- Trial Justice Mackey ried the following eases last Fridiy nd Saturday : Brooks Morgea, for efuesiog to workc qa~la jubig~a road, ned one dollaanuud cos ;if. . Me. lill, samte offence, not guilty ; Hazel t ongue, same offence, fined one dollar ,n ost ; Sandy .\oeMeekin, for non payment of poll1 tax and refiasing to work on the public road, 'fined two ollars and cost. Pin80Arow..-We had the jileasure 'f meeting our young fellow towns auan -Mr. r J. Fg irowo,..yesterday, noring. lHe hah just returned fromn VolFord College, at which institutioni e expects to grad unte next spring. We failed to note the arrival irn ur town a few days ago of our old ricnd, Mr. J. W. McDowell, forwof y of this place, but now a citizen of ionisians, Hie says the crops are ood in his country and the people, an ~enerrad thing, are getting ajong retty well. We-are glad 'to, state that ($pt. acot has s~o far recovered from ghis ecent tllness as to b e at bilh place of' usinems. . TnR.A JU-rrex Courrr.-'I'e follow ;ig''as''s" wfer 'tried by. Justcee 4akey Tuesday: Tbm Jones, colored, aissault and lifory, I5 dags in jail or $5 fine. 'ow not having the necessary stamps ras sent to the coop. Aleek Cramrpton and Wash Cur. on, both eolored, for remotving oorn hiat they had no interest in, other ,ise stealing, $25 each, or 80 days in iii. They not having the green acks, followed Tomn Jones to the ib ititution kept by Sheriff Ruff. GaoIN Non-ru.-We noticed tht ir. John U. Squier, of the well (hown) and reliable firm of J. C. Bquier &,(io., boarded the train son~ gesterday with a ticket for' the great netfopolis of New y ork, for the piar pose,'as'wo are reliably informedr of anying the largeast anid beat solec ed itock of Ddy.Goods, Clothing B4 0o.N and Shaoes that has ever been put' on iale in our nmarket. glesars. 8quier & Co., are truly worthy men, recom nmended to deal jastly arnd falkly with all, and -we opine'thbatit would be well 4or the dry godde buyar, bot~h in town and otut'r to awai,'with e time and patience until Mr. S. re turns before making any purchases. i Jobn C. deola gat he'd havq in his o goods "on ,ee a up time," in4 0I1 them cheap, Seo6ese to the firm * b We doknledg be receipt ofJan invitation rom Mpbast : todnfg p and other 4enttie , *bydomwittee i If the Colut ia doitete'fferein, i to attend a "f t tt bo given ltb lat city on tq 1 ! t,@'rth ari, 4t-0 )e tober ne%,x . We bhaVkost c rteni o ly endefaor"-to be present. t'he ft Verein,, Oindot the m negea ent o John :0.24ghs,; :d.;e sh) flot, r iakinog cendition. The fiee property in the 'viinity of Columbia, -forwe:- ti ly the homestead of the late James 9 U. Adams Esq., has boen purchased a for a Sobuetaetnplati, and a spacious 2 ball room, bowling alloy, target and le ather improvements hve beeq4 h eregted.s1 I lyvil soot be the moat n attrieotIe . pleale 4e,r iQ ,th fu . 11 vicinity. The coming fest p sume three da$d. One of the fea.ty Lures of ,the occasion *ll- be.: an si addtees by Hdo. Jobh Ti :,Sloan Jr. b the r.ig qrator of eoluaibis, which - willbe an intellectual treat..' We are booked for the Bobuetzonfcst. n BiAen Ba.L.--The most interesting game of base ball ever played in Winnsboro came off on Tuesday, be ,ween 'the Kerbaws of Kershaw, U nd the Dauntless of Winnsboro, on ho grounds of the lattor club. In 6 hle morning the players from -um.. len reached town, Looompa idd by at nany of their friends. The' game tLi was called for 8 o'clock, but play I lid not actually commen e until 'A 1 45. Long before this a large cou nourse hadigathered to witness the ot port, for the 'Burp b-oys play wpil s Lad the record of victories of the le Cershaws had preceded them. The b< )itiben's Cornet Band 'discoursed ap lelightful music before and after the pl ;agne. re C. J. McDowell, F-q., was chosen Jmpire, a poeition whichu he filled d Admirably, and Messrs. Ancrun and bt Jammings 'Acted as soorers. The ar oss having been won by the Ker- It haws, the Dauntless were sent to the ' at. iluey took his position as c irat batsman, and was put out on le bree strikes. Crawford mode first it ase on three bails but was put..9ut d while running to second. - Campbell text came to the bat, and three tc trikes recorded against him put the ot ide out without a ball being struck. wi Tue Kershaws soot T. Cunning. P tam to the bat. At the delivery a pr f the first ball I y Elliott, pitcher >f the Dauntless, the point wanl E 'ied that he delivored the ball imu- ni roperly. .'JThis smnode of delivery b Sai ano underhand throw instead of lhe long pitch which has heretofore on een in vogue. Disoussion ensued K nd Chad wick's book wvas referred to, al which tules as follows :4 "T'he player who delivers theo ball y to) the ban, must du so while wielaiu she lines of the pitcher's position, mnd he must remain within themn j antil the' ball has left his hand ; and b Lie shall tiut make any motion to a d~eliver.tlhe ball to the bu~t while any ~ part of hisi person is outside the linseb of ethe pitcher's position. The batll stnust be delivered to the bat nvith the armi gwinging nearly per. pendiular at (le side of the bod y, m.ithe hand swingiug for-ward wgst i mot bec i'alsed higher than the hip.I thn [T'heamen4e~ut t~p this rule -les in tbe addition uf the words requir. tp ings the IueAo holig. be ball ntot toa tr~aised higher than te'i~ti~ 'of the j mrm-iqtuado to delive'r the $all.he 1oot tot ouv rthe mhovemnt~ of am snek pfk alitpies bfodydut only . ~'ueNew York (.lsilieN bfrdhich'j pfliad wiekp.hb atit4gofity on bd~e ball, "" adio 'f. thes base ~ball 'ol~mn, sig states that an .underhand. throw s'proyer provided the ball be not q lolivered above the liip. A1 co'py .f fie hbe paper containinog this deeision hi was produced. After further 'dls- Is aueo h tiias waivedt theA point undeor pu'btest," and the 'ga me to proceeded. '1. Cunningham atrmaok w mnd made first 'base. K(enniedy h truck a fif thas'~ was not caught. j Phelp@ wont ome ou a foul ball. W. D Jobiisonl made a base htit. B~ioykin a m~ide his'first base, bringing home on Ounningldtn,%*ho 'Wored the first t tally op the game. Nelson struck a foul, munffed by cAtcher, then L~adetl afirse basho bi6 I.ridging in Konnedy. 8..,Otuilogkai pas eaught -out on se a f'oul. A pabA bair nbxt let in 1' Joheidri sind Boko while Grubba ~ reached his baseo t (l breanght inl At Neliron. . .t Jo'hnsoi .struck a ball w whichwa sopped .by .Norhne anid si put' to.2W 'ash fbe(e g out ~rub ba- ui fThus ended the irwt inuning,tB o scoreo standing0 to 5. ,.Io thae aeond inning, thne Daunt- a toss: doored^ auiother goIDse egg. s Bloylaton wont out on a foul, .Jrdair vi made first basa but was rput out in . . mdeavoping -to reaolk second, and ehty Mai put out-on hg base. Tl ,erabaws scored three . more thi Cing' W. Johnson's foul wag ufl'ed by eatohor,'and he then made gpleodid 2d base bit. T. Cunning b was put' out on first base, b3 oll from pitober. Kennedy' wad< l base on three strikes aud a bad brow. R, Johnson rads ,his, base helps retired on three strik, w, ouccessive passed balla brought Kennedy and It. Johnston. Boy, in made a base bit. Nelson put is aide oig by. a iul ball ad mirabli kon in by H uoy. 'T'he s'sorb to 8, and matters looked y4t I r the Horo buye. A Waterlgt de. at was predictad, tnl some oat. ders venttured the opinion that 'i puld be a 6"Chicago" game. But the Dauntless came a third no smiling to the bat. Ketohit ade a Olean base hit. Elliott 'sent crusher into the contre field,.taking base, and biinging in Ketohin who ade the first score on his side, amid ud gaeering. Rabb wade a splendid it. uej strrok a fly Wih.b wag ently tB~en in by Grubbs. '6 Orag. ird and 0amjpbell made bits." -tabb fusing to runs, was forced out. oylston sent a fly to .Phelps wh9 >ok it in dut of the cold, 'and the de retired, Crawford and Campbell sing loft op bases. S. Cunningham made his base ba ball to uffed by both pitcher. arid .at asoman. Grubbs sent a fly too ,ar Kotohin for.his good, and was tired. After es eral blrjevs 'IhL ade buses, T. Cunningham sut a y to Beaty who caught, it out. Jhoson scored one, when Kennedy it side out by foul fly oe.utht by uey. Soore 2 to 9, a gain of 1. F'ortlh inning-Jordan struck rnt and made his base, but was .it out on 2d bare. Beaty, Ketohin, Iliott and tabb followed. Huey suck a f.,ul, muffed by catcher, en made first base. By a double ay, Elliott and Rabb were put out the liue. Side out. It. Johnson me to the bat and retired on three rikos. Phelps went out on 2d ire. T. Cunningham put out, four ores being added and W. Johnson fe on base. Score 4 t6 13. Fifth inning-By this time the lys bd gotto over the "buck ;ue," 'Tud ere ready - for .goos ay. Iuey made a base hit and nehed 3d ou passed- ball. Craw. rd was forced out on second. Jor. n sent a dairy, cutter past thee tagonists at 2d base. Some sharp iMing ensued by Beaty, Ko~ehin Ad Elliott, which was loudly ered, and'oounted heavily-Boaty is forced out on 2d. Orawford ade first base on muffed - ball. imapbell retired the side. Huey ft on 8d base. Seven scores wee e ade which helped the cause wun. rfully. It. was the best inning of e game for the Daultless. Kennedy mrA hi'lbi-ase. R. John. n out on fly by Crawford. ]'helps t, Boykin -brought bome. Kennedy s left on base by Nelson who it the side out. Score 11 to 14, d increarsing interest, both sided eparing for hard work. Sixth inning. After several scores lintt went out on fly by pitcher Rabb retired. Boylston out by 11 sent hot to 2 baso, caught on fly, .mpjbell left on base. Six scores. 8. Cunningham went out on fly tight by Campbell over ini left field, ennedy went out on foul. Nelson so out, score 6. Full score 1'7 to deventhm inhing! Jordii wae fdte~d at on 2nd base, RabbIs retirod, awford Was put out, .4 geores. 8. C unninighaim sent a hot .ball to rdan, short stop, who put it to I seO in time, Grubbs went out on r.oul. After scoring osne, aide wvas t out. Score 21 to 21. Cighrth Inaing-game so even anhis 'int that It was hard to foretell'the no of t!'e contest. The Kerthaws are still the favorites, althoum the ontest. syn.psthy was %fr ltheir tagenists. Ngithoryside 'tikrtiged e other, each' sodng s.'ore, ipteli went out, BUylstet wals eyebd out ouj line by Grubb4 who o.' 'Qot: ball td- 1a6 bake ' tired nu*-whitew-msh. The Ke4 aws ibo better, No&.si tally Wasn a red. ii was the flast. bie a tph tile eagaht themn. A6-thL blh e of tbunptij In. gthe interest was jntens. Both >r)w din oqof at rb g hs .roees psos 14 tje at, ete~ T pod to niake af pasi ble Th'iA Eyidg# vey ood at the ,jlose. -ubbe struck a B6dE f^ tnto right Id' whlh niestled. la' Ki~chen's nds. TE (Iunninaghaoi sent assimi. r hall to Campbell in the left field. Campbell searcely over refuseso oniva~ auchl favors he took this just keop his hand in. After,3 round 4 ri scored Phelps ended. the play of a bide, of the innsing arithe gamen, a foul fly beautifulfy caught by uey. This ended the game. Score, .unthess 25, Kershtaws 24. r1ie hour and 50 minutes. The result used. great exoiterpent. It seemed at all the hoys in town froma snowy laitd to Booty were rienning nede o green, andl a good many grown ople too. After' the cotomary izans and so torth, thme haind played verail tunes and the party dis ireed. Thlis was the most Interesting ine over witnessed in Wlinnsburo, be Kershaws are i splendid .c16, rong, active and skillfgi,. TPhey ure mu~tol,' embirrassed by" the new yle of pitching. Both clubs were ader good disciplineo. Thes crowd ere -Very noisy anid anncod tIla ayers. But the Daunatloe club ur'e junior' club, and this sc reated wpat${' for thems in, $iier fine~ otoIy. ' elow 'we gives trummary 'the game. DA UNTLE88. 1ansu. , of. O. I. Eiuy, o, 3 3 Crawford, 3 b, 3 2 Canpbell, i f, . 3 1 Boy lston, I b, 4 2 Jor'dan, t . s, 2. Ileat , 2 b, 8 .3 Kotoin 1:. r f, 0 .}I111 ,; p, / 2 4 . Babb,' o f, , 4 2 Totals. 27 25 ( ales. Pos. 0. R. ,:'ainghdn, T. p, 4.- 2 I4 4unedy, 3 b, 2 4 janon, K. o f,, 8 3 P elk, t f, ' 1 0oy o, 1 3 Neltsn, f, 4. 2 Cunningham, 8. p, 3 3 Grubba, 2 b, 4 2 Jobnsto, W. I b, 0 . 4 Totah. 27 24 fl2r1k08. " 1 2 3. 4 5:6 7 81 9 foal. DsaUl8,010,s2 2 7 6 4 0 4-25 Kersbaw 58Aj, A. .6 1 0 3-24 :f Iie, osgbb;"-Dauntlesa Ijunoy 2 feil fes)ioral a*ford It.. Ca,mpboll 2, Bay1, Ktehin 2.-Total 8.f ++hawa4fdh.elps l,.3. :Cunning h4j 1, Grubbs 2,-Total 4. J' ~RElS lot jhst redteivbd. } sept 7 Bit hTY, BitO. & 8ON. Notice. "J , T IIN''own llobks 111 be open for the I otlle tion of taks on aind after the b 16th day ofteptember inAt. Parties are - rfrquested to comie.forward promply, and a pay 4ip, as the town is in need of fun.ils. JNO. A. I1'RA8Ett, r sept 7-t Celk. of Council. n 11 Dr. Isaiah Simpson, Dentist, Charlotte, N. C., RESPEC1 FULLY informs the f citizens and public generally i that he will, visit winnehoro, professi..nally. the 9th day of $r. t.. nd remain 10 days, Teeth extracted ITII. OUT PAIN OR DANGElR by the use of o Nitrous Oxid1 Oass. Call an'l be con vinoed. 8atisfaction guarantecd. sept 7-tw FIRE INSURANCE. $40,000,000. F I AM the agent of eleven Fire Insurance "1 Companies whose cotubirne. assets exceed 40 million dollars. short rate, I annual and turm policies issued. (.ountry dwellitag risks it specialty Oin nouse rigkb.takoh at rensonable rates. JAS. W. ,AW, agent. 11 CA V45 . XXn 0ur23.CO SECU~I[TY Life Insurance and Anuity u Company. Assets $3,4491,108 23. Life. Non-Forfcituro (in ten pa mentetls.) Etndowinent and 'nantity I o;ioies issued on the most favorable torn,. JAS, W. LAW, Agent. sept2 Special Notices. CAIIALru T.Astu, EssAYIa. denouno. alt -piritnotut liquors as "We D)atnnation." Poor follow lihe knew whereof he spake, by sad experiencoe. andu F If living, would apply the annie to AIlco Sto Excitante, artvertised as tl'grealle. ~ lL t there i.* one Totnio and Alternative- in existetnce-thae best. the world hns ever known--which contaitns no aleoltol, It is D~r. Walker's California ftinegar BIttera. STnast Powan PININio.--Panmphlets of all kin:la a re cheaply and expeditiously prInted by Waiket , Evans & Cogawell, Charleston, 8. C. 'J'heir presstes are in full lset on thais class' of work, bt still their faiolitiesi are so great, that thaere is always room for mioro work Pir coedinga . of MertIngs, (conventions, College ('om. maencemente, Specties, llrijfs, &c., &c., m are executed in the best at)yle and with great, dispatch. Norn!,o 1s stORE It>Y JiltS titan the use or fitne note paper and a nest fashion. able avelope - o thintk the fcorinnaie receivera of uach bllet doux. The al sweetntesd of a charmitig lentencee is rendered miore delicIous, if conveyed on a, delicate tinted eect of Pirne's Notea Paper. It le bad taste in a gentleman y writing to a lady on inferior stationery. a, If you wish to be posted on the latest novltieu, the fashion In these matters, enclosh's amap to, Waiker; Evans & Cogawell, for one of their little fa shilon hooka "Carl Etiquette,'' or send an order for a recherche lot, of paper an I envolopes of the lat est style. 1)o not furget at the sane tim to order a moniogram. Dr. J. Walker's CalIfornla ifn. ~ar Iliters .are a putrely Vegotable pp )Vtion, mnade obieil ftom the~ na tito1 'bfoun enthe lowergrunges of the iera Nvad inuntalic of Cal Ifor niia, the mnedicinal proportles of which are extraicted tbeoerom without the use of Al''ohol. .. T~he 'estIon is alnost dlaily asked, "What Ia the cause of the tun aralloeod success of VINEGAR BIT. rfgY Our allswer Is, that they remove the canse of disease, andt the p)atienlt re covets lisa health. Theoy are the groat blood purifier and a lifo- gIvIng principle, a pgfoct Renlovator and Invigorator of the systemn. ,.,Nover before lb the - history of the wrorld has a mnedicine been i soitnpounded possessIng the romarkable quttalfis of Ytu xoA tt Urrratts, j healing the sick of erery disease miani Is heir to. They *re a gentle Purgative as well as a Tonic, t~lielt.ng gestion or Inflammation of \~ the Liver and Visceral Organs, in Dilious iseases. *The propbrties of Da. WAiKnR's Y'tmsoAa lirrress are A perient, D)iaplhoratio, Carmuinarive, Nutritious, Laxative, )lurette, Pealstive, Oountor.Jrrtant, Sudorine, Aitearn. ae. and Ahnti-Dilious... . Specild Notice, IVasono, S,?Aung. 18th, 1875." T3HJE secontd annutal ieeling of the County BJoardl or I usalsatilon will meet at th.e Atuitor's oiflie,. 8eptemb~er the 6th, at ]I o'clock a. mn., to ertualise the value of the property of this county, and red resa all griewanoes, ~ .1~) The Symptomns of I,iver complaint are aaoe ho pain Is in the sioaulder, and is mistaker d with the loss of appetite and sickness, t orating with lax. The head is trotiblol wit idlerahle loin of memory, aco'npauied with romething wh.ch ought to have been done. mnd low apirits. Sometimes tuany of the ab rery few of t hem t but the liver is generally THE FAVORITE Isa'warranted not to .contglg a single artileo of Mercury, or any Injurious {ineral sinbstauoc, but Is PURELY VlrGDTAhJL onfaiing those Southern roots antl Herbs rhich an allwise ;s ovidneo has placed m countries where Liver Diseases most revail. It will cure all diseaseSonnAed 1 y dorangnno..ts of the Liver and Boe I Is. immons Liver Regulater, or Medipo, i 9 eninently uifatnily mediheie, and"by I oiog kept ready for immedinto resort. will I ive many an hour ofsntfering and many C dollar Inl tim oe and doctors'h ills. 1 \fter over Forty ernts trial it is still ceiving the moat unqualified testi. lonials toits virtues from perso as of th e ghest, character mat respo sibility. , mnent physiinans commend it as the ost Effeotual Specifle. r 'mnsumpti ,n, Headache. Pain In the toulders. I)zziness, t'our $totnnch, bad A sto i-.a the mouth, billiousattacks, Pal. tation of the Ilcart, Pain i the regions the Kidneys, despondency, gloom and 1, tehodin.s of evil, all of which are the lspring ofa diseased Liver. For Dyspesia or Inutgestion. rmed wtith this antidote all alimates an-) g .ahgos of water and food mtny he faced a ithout fear. As a lRemedy ;n ?malarious t evers, Bowel Complaints, restlessness. undite, Niusea, IT HAS NO EQUAL ti is the cheapest, pure-t and time best Family hiedicino in the world I (U.'t-ion.. uy n' powdersor Prepared Simmnons L.iver e egulatir unless in our engraved wrap- P r with Trade mark, stamp and signrtu.o c nbroken. None other is gestuino. B J. 11. ZE1LIN & CO. Macon, Ga., and PhiladelphIa. I' v 'OR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS, o TAKEu Simmons' Liver Regulator. or all dliseases of the Liver, 8tonmnch and 1 S1lrcn. As a reinediy in alariousi Fevers, lBowel t!omuplain ts,, Dyspepsia, biental lhe'ression lest. hesancss. Jaundice, Nmiiea, Sick )/endchme, Colic, C'onslipa. tion and Billciouness. ;STABLISHED ,nr 1837. WiI hBeing now prep re.l fir the F2 ALIL TRADE~ ercha~t to my large andl varied stock of' CHINA, GLA.SS,'EARTH A great nart of it Ii~roIT'D Dill20T F ways keep a large stock of ' JWNCH[ C~iINA A hiy thorough knowledlge of the business, rars. enables me to bity at, the lowest. figureo bioh the retailer cane realize a handsome pi W M, La. X? angis.mos128 R1eett n owig to July 1 stm Vc have roceive'd, and are now openii Shoes, anud Orders prittptly fillled, and till ge De F. Ftlvi N~boles~ale Dlerks in nind NI rin(. 'I' No. 0, Mayneo Street, O . fw good eigara just received and rr sale, at tne Drug btore of 8i W. kV AI(F. E OopTEi siness ant pun ti the side, dometi for rheumatism, The statamoh Is alfeo towels in genera( oostive, eotmetinoes a h pain, and dull, heavy sensations eco painful sensation of having left undone Often complaining of wealess, dehility )vo attend the disease and at other tintoi the organ most involved. TESTIMONIALSe 'II have never apes or tried ouch at simple elioacious, satlfisetory and pleas. Lot remedy in my liff.",-1i. Iraines, Louts, Nob. Hon. "Alpx, H. Stephens. "I ooeaslonally use, wheh my conditio 'gqulroe It, Dr. Simmons' Liver Regula. or with good, effot."---lion. Alex. I. 4tophona. Go'ernor of Alabama' "Your Regulator has been in use in y danilf for some timo, and I am pursuaded I is a valuable addition 'to the medical cienc."-.Ov. 1. Oil 8 iorter, Ala. "I have used the ltegulator in my funti y for the past soventeen years. I carn afely reeonimend it to the world as the. most medicine: I-have ever used for 11: tas of diseased it purports ; to cure t. F. Thigpen. President City Bank. "Simmons' Liver Riegulator has proved good and effliocious raedicino."-t. A. lotting. Druggists. "We have been acquainted with Dr iumns' Liver Medio.ne for more than wenty years. mnd know It to h the bot .iver lt.gulator offered to the publie."... 1. 1t. Lyou and Ii. L. Lyon, Bellefontala. i. "1 was cured by Simmons' Liver Regu. itor, after having suffered several years rIth Chills and Fvor-"R. F. Anderson. - The elorgy. "I Have ben a dyspetic for years ; be. nn the Regulator two years ago ; it has clod like a charm tn my case."-.-Re. J .Holmes. Ladies Endorsement. '"I have given your medicine a torough trial, and in no case has it failed > give sntisfaetion."--Ellen Meacham, hattahoocee, Fla. Sheriff Bibb County. "T have ted your iegula or with sue ossful efftol in lillions Colic and Dys epsia. It is an excellent remedy and ertainly a public blessing."-Q. Master., on, Bibb County Gia, My Wife. "My wife and self have used the Rogu.. tor for years, and testify to its great irtuos."---Rev. 1. Felder, Perry Ga. .1 think Simmons Liver Regulator one f the best medicines ever snaae for the ,iver. My wife and many others, have sed it. with wotdofut effect."--E. K. parks, Albany, Ga. M. D. '.1 havo used the Roegatletcr in my faml. y, also in my regular practice, and have ijui.d it a most valuable nud satisfactory ediclluo. and believe if it, was used by o profession it would be ef serv lee in many cases. I know very mutch of mn n~ut parts, and certify its modii u alitiles are perfeotly harmleus."-... igga \t. 1) al w an, Ga. RlOUEERY 110118E IN lilARLESTON, 8, 11am Ia, Webb, 8 M T~f~N(G STREETi. i'OR 1875, I wIsh to ecall the attentien of EN WARE, LOOKING Jsip:iuiaut! lWaro, &c. V)M EUlL0P8. Besides staple goods, I ND CUT GLASS. acquired biy an experience ot 'Fwe-st a. and oenag.:mnlmy to sell at prjasi 0 'ollt . g Street, CIIA RLESTO Ne 5. FROM $1.00. to l'o wnon the demand for s Sfe' and Reliablo M1R ANl~ AGUE~ AN DIDOTE A'r A -PRnte within the roach of all (IElI'J VEOETABL, NEVERJt KNOWN TO FAIL. P1 H YSiCIAN$ PSPiC1iluii1E5l. ver was Medioine so Duservedly opular IbSON, , EJAlig glUIaLIN T :1E7.. cir, a latrge and nlOW ateek or Boots, t-l5 with our brnd warranted, K1NG & 0 Rtlllhfactl'el's of' Oott, Sh005 kns