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LOCALNEWS. ] CAMDEN POST OFFICE. j Until further notice the Northern ami Southk I crn Mail will close every night, during the wcck at SJ o'clock P. M. Sundays at 4 o'clock 1*. M. Lancaster and Fi.at Rook?Arrives at G o'clock P. M? Monday, Wednesday and FriFriday. Leaves at G o'clock A. M., Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. I$tlAl|fORl> KpniXIS, JEFVKBSON AXP TlLI.ftl'.S FERaiT?"Arrive3 at 12 o'clock M., every Friday. Leavfskit 1 P. M., every Friday. Office open during the week for delivery of MaiLirom 9 o'clock A. M., to 1 o'clock P. M., and front G.] o'clock P. M., to o'clock P. M. SundaysTrom 10 A. M. to 11 o'clock P. M. Aug. ' SAMUEL PLACE. P. M. CHURCH DIRECTORY. Methodist Church, DeKalb street?Rev. A. .T. Stokes. Pastor?Services at 11 A. M. and 7 J P. ? ? - * *? *' -a?? ut. i i..r. M. on Sunday; l'rnycr .ucciing ih-uuwuh; mi 41 P. >fr- PresbvterrirtrChnrch, DeKalb street?llov. S. II. Hay, Pastor?Services at 11 A. M. anil 4.1 P. M. ojlSuuiLuy: rraver Meeting oil Wednesday ut 7^K.MJ Episcopal Church. Lyttleton street?Rev. J. fi.- Kidney, Pastor?Service at 11 A. M. and 4] | 1'. M. ojaSunduy; Prayers Friday at 01 A. M. Baptist Church. Broud street?Itcv. A. K. Durham, Pastor?Services at?11 A. M. ami 71 P. ll.tm the first: soennd and fourth Sundays of mum months Pnrver Meeting Thursday at 7.1 P. M . :i . | , , ''' Snntlay School convention. "A Convention of the Sabbath schools of j ^Kershaw count}*, will be held at Pine Tree : Church, beginning on Friday before the j' first Sabbath, (the 3rd day) of November j next. All Sabbath schools of every dcnoniina tion in the county arc invited, and earnestly | requested to send delegates. All eongrcga- j' tions and communities where there arc 110 j Sabbath schools, are invited to be represented. J. T. Hat, td. Sec'v. Executive Committee. A Good Kyk Whiskey, can be Bought j for one dollar and Fifty cents, per gallon at K. J. Conway's. 7 i We notice among the arrivals at the ' i I Kershaw House yesterday, the name of Hon. T. J. Robertson, United States Senator from ' this State. The Fourth Quarterly Meeting of the Me. < K. Church, South, for Camden, will embrace next Sunday, tho 22nd inst. There will be I religious services every afternoon for the re- j niainder ofthis week at 4 o'clock P. M. I Preaching on Saturday at 11 o'clock A. 31. [ < klip usual services on Sunday. t Cl.karinc (T'.?The Isis. Capt Slueuui, ^ 3s still engagedtn clearing away the snags 7, 'I p ' , " V mid rubbish which obstruct the passage of j* the- tyatcrco. Capt. SI tcir.u estimites that I ' to clear the river entirely, and uiake the 1 passage perfectly free, could not ho done for " less than %s>0.tl00. Roaxokk Ooi.i.kiik?This institution situated at Salem. X. is now opened with 1 ft"Iftrgc number of students and bright pros- ^ lieets this season, ri ; ? iXTFt;t..F..?Weather is very warm for 1 11 October. Twq.faH tboon:-" and five Sabbaths in this j moijth.. ? . .. c WMcrce Division. X*o. 0. Sons of Temper- t niu?, moots every Monday evening, at T j j v o'clock, at Jones>' Hall. n TJ! ofairs arc progressing on the "Work-1 iilarHVuiltting." 1 Trade lias been brisk this week. 11 Two unfortunates. crazed with benzine, f sought the vcpose of the (luard IIouso on Saturday afternoon. Wc arc indebted to P P. Zimmerman. Secretary, for an invitation to the '' Pair of the Carolinas," to be held at Charr>n the 24, 25. 2G and 27th days tupiUh. * Tiie TE.mreit.vnce Advocate.?We have o received the first copy of this sterling pa] cr, $ publishod at Columbia, S. C., by F. 1*. lti..if,l itilit.i,. gml iiriiiiviiO,,r The miner is - r-*"i i r woli got up, ami the printing well executed. The subeription price is S2 a year. An Exception* to tub Hulk.?The cm- a ploycc$ of the steamer /sis, who have been 1 sleeping on board as she lies in the Watoree. 1. arc just as hale and hearty as those who seek the pine lands and sand hills for health. To those who are accustomed to think that the sleeping on the river is very unhealthy,' and certain to produce malarial (l .sickness, this ease furnishes food for thought, and au exception to what we have considered a general rule. I . Larue Sale ok Cattle.?A largo nunil)cr of cattle, the property of the estate of Joel Davis, deceased, was sold last Monday, at priees ranging from $13.50 to $10, acording to choice, for cash. c " 'The attendance was quite large and the bidding spirited. This was the first lot of any size sold this season. Many of them 1 ?i vx v.. *!.? l.,1,.1,0,.0 c were UOUgm< IU uy lUC uuanvu tu uiiu. . The Insurance Companies.?'W. D. ( McDoawll, Esq,, Agt Underwriters' Agency 1 of New York, reports his companies as able to pay all their liabilities from the Chicago ^ fire without delay. The following has been received by Capt. . W. Clybunr, Agent Pacific Insurance Com- , pany of San Francisco. ] New York, Oct. 12, 1871. Capt. W. Clyburn, Camden. S. C.: Pacific will pay all liabilities and goon.? Take all business you can get. If you need supplies telegraph. IIare & Lockwood. The Pacific Insurance Co, mentioned as having gp?a into liquidation, is the one organiaed in New York, and not the one in ^ b'arr Francisco'. i j 400,000 good kricks for sale cheap, by I W. F. IvKKI). 3t. Mr. Goslkn's Entertainment.?"We attended this entertainment on Tue^layevening at Town Eiall,and were quite pleased with the views he gave. The entertainment was interspersed with music. The Children were especially pleased with the show. Personal.?A. L. Tyle-, Esq., Vice President of the South Carolina itailroad, arrived here on Tuesday evening and spent the nigjit. lie was aceompauied by 3Ir. J. K. Thames and others connected with the road. The object of the visit was to pay off the employees. AV i> ?wc dfilio-litcd to receive :l visit from I * * ~ ' w" n ? our friend Wade II. Manning, Esq., yesterday morning. Mr. Manning is the Agent of the great Southern Lifo Insurance Company, whose President is General John 13. Gordon, and which numbers among its policy and stockholders, some of the most influential and . cautious business men in the .State, and also in this County. The great feature wli'ch this Company j presents to its patrons is. that it confines its loans and investments entirely to the South, and is very particular in its choice of subjects. Out of the many policy holders in this County. we do not remember a single loss. It is useless for us to speak of the advantages of Insurance, because they are well known to all thinking men. and if not, they will willingly be explained by our friend, who intends to canvas the town and county. Books, Papeks. etc.? The American Xcirrpaper Reporter and Advrtis'mj Gazette? Geo. R. Rotrdf it Co., X. Y. -v This is one of, if not indeed, the most valuable of onr exchanges, and is published by the old and favorably know firm of advertising agents, Messrs. Geo. P. Howell & Co., 3i iNcw lurk. It is especially valuable to tbc craft in its 2xposurcs of bogus advertisers, and sugges- f tions to tbe practical printer. In its last issue, tbe lGtli-inst., it advises ( :hose who received a letter from Gould & * Burger, divorce lawyers, dated Oct. 2, 1871, j 1 o retjnire payment in advance. We re-1 . eived one of their circulars, requesting us :o publish their card once and send in bill. ^ iVe declined doing so, and notified Gould & u Burger that we were not in the habit of inserting advertisements unless coming through le.-srs. Geo. 1'. Kowe'.l & Co., or 8. M. I'etcngill iC Co., and we are pleased at our sa- N jac-ity. As" the li-porfn- visits six tiious- L inds post offices, its inducements for adverising are unsurpassed. The South'ru Si'ti.-tatl.fovfiitil?Luddcn it " dates, Savannah Ga. w Wc have received the first copy of this ci landsoinc and entertaining monthly. It is Cl levoted to news, Literature and the science if Music. This is a Southern enterprise, _ ml deserves the support of our people. Its < slums arc full of very Jivclv and spicy matcr, and is pleasant to the general reader as i roll as the musician. Price, $1,00 per hieing. Six copies for 00, The South?Tan drew & Co, New York, 'his is a weekly, devoted to I lie material ntercsts of the Southern States. 1 A glance at its last issue, shows a letter -1' rom .Joseph Juuueey, Ks?j.. gf Mycsvillo, S. A J. entitled "what can 1 d > with $1000 in the iouth?" a very readable atid interesting rticle and evidently from the pen of one h ) knows what hp writes about. C Many valuable statistics and suggestions of ?< rcat practical value are to he found within i j" s pages, and we gladly welcome it to a place ! In n our list of exchanges. Price p<-r an nun j ij.OO. CAMDEN COrTON MARKET. i i Camden, S. C. October 18, 1871. c< The market for the past week has been ctive. closing to-day at prices ranging from 7 to 18 cents. Sales lor the week of 330 tales. Latest Cotton Quotations. New York. Oct. 19. * The cotton market in-day closed piiet; sales ol' 10-10 bales at 201 cents or uplands. I?a!.tim01te, Oct. 17. Cotton to-day is quiet; sales of -115 S( >ales at 191 cents for middling. I? Charleston, Oct. 17. ^ Cotton closed quiet ; sales of 500 bales .1 1S1 cents for middling. Liverpool, Oct. 17. Cotton closed quiet and strong; uplands id; Orleans lOd. Important to Guilders and Con- j ractous.?We learn from our Charleston sxchangcs that Mr. 1*. 1*. Toale, tho well ^ :nown manufacturer of Doors, Sashes Blinds, ^ fee., has established a depot at No. 20 Ilayne j street, where lie keeps constantly on hand ^ lot only all articles from his own inanufac- S :ory. but also every variety of builders hard- ? ivare, French and American window glass, ^ both plain and ornamental, slate mantels, md. in short, everything necessary to finish handsomely a residence, store, or church. M. BI8SELL, DENTIST. Broad Street, Camden, So. Ca. Office over MESSRS. WITTKOWSKY & I UYAMS', where he can be found between 8 j'clock A. M- and G P. M march 0?tf # J. R, PRINGLE & SON, Fate and Comisia IMiaats, NO. G ADGER'S NORTII WHARF. CHARLESTON S. . oct 12-2m L. D. MOWBY. A. U. MOWBY. L. D. MOWRY & SON, Factors and Comisin Mordants, SOUTH \TLANTrtc WHARF. CHARLESTON S. C. nci ROBERT S. PRINGLE, Slock aifl Seal Estate Broker, Auctioneer & Commission Agent, NO. 26 BROAD STREET, Charleston, S. C, . K. HOLMES, Moi Factor aalCoiiissioa Mersknt, ACCOMMODATION 1 a ARF,<. ? . nr CHARLESTON, S. C. &ug. 17?tf. Kinsman & Howell\ Factors and Commission Merchants. Liberal Advances made on Cotton and Naval Stores. Clh/rrlp^tnn. R. /?. ( nug 31?4m I Marengo Mills. LUMBER! >0 000 ft" Il0UGHEDGE LUMBER; iO 000 ft' REFUSE LUMBER? ?? 000 ft' SQUARB EDGE LUMBER 5 V; ' \ Seasoned and Unseasoned) io\v on hand and for sale by the undersigned t the lowest possible prices, FOR CASH. l All orders addressed to or left with Mr. C. OKLKKN, or with the undersigned, will recivo prompt uttuution. . c A Lumber Yard t t [as been established on the premises (if the i bovc-nained gentleman in the town of Camden, here parties from the town or surrounding iiuutry can be supplied at Camden prices by tiling on him. H. it. tnim ? ? t sept 14-1 y Proprietor Marengo Mills. r "l-pi wlr ' w XJo octagon" rosewood finish ! ( Metallic Jiurial Cases. .Ill TIGHT and TNDKSTRUCTADLE ' for PROTECTING AND I'KESKUVING THE t DEAD. The subscriber keeps tlic above celebrated ASKS on haiul, which, fur durability, neat ssand finish eonnot be surpassed. These are r and watertight, therefore will preserve the . ?dy for a long t ime, which have been proven f a number of Undertakers North and South, hey cost but little, if any more than well made :i 111111 or Alahotranv t'offins. A I/SO On hand, n complete assortment of I WOODE\ COFFINS, I inedniul Uulined, Stained and Varnished, or vercd. Handles and Trimmings to suit and prices to suit the circumstances of nil H. J. McCREIGHT, Undertaker. 1 Mnrch 10. 12in. CHEAP STOttE! VHOLESALE & RETAIUGRAIN " AND PROVISION STORE! - . < TIIE ATTENTION OF BUYERS IS J jlicited to my large and constantly rcplen- < died Stock of IORN, SUGAR' RYE, FLOUR, OATS, MOLASSES, > BACON, SOAP, f LARD, STARCH, CANDl.ES. ] i'LOUR?From finest to common grades, at low prices. SUNDRIES?Crackers, Cheese, Pickles, . Mustard. Tobacco. 1EEF?Fulton Market. ( IFjRRINGS?Potomac and Ruanoke. f ? ni/i?i>pr ti^i j r\ A i lAliivn/ivrjJi?iiiiivuft anu yuarters. SALMON?Barrels. Kegs and Cans. SHAD KOE. Cod Fish, llanis. JOFFEK?Old Gov. Java, Laguyra and Rio. PERMS CASH. Staple Goods only. Shoes, Rope, Bag- 1 ;ing and Twine. Will make heavy advances on Consignncnta to his friends in Baltimore. D. W JORDAN, Aug. 3?tf. Agent. Seed. Wheat! BUSHELS PRIME WHITE and RED 3 A/ WHEAT, selected expressly for SEED. On consignment and for sale by D. L. DeSAUSSURA & CO. bcpt 23-tf Coin. Agts. Transient rates, $2 50 per day; Day Boarders,'per week, $5; Board and Lodging, pier week, $ 7. sept 7-ly u IMSsII S rQ wlfM, S THE COLUMBIA HOTEL is entiroly n<w.; , [)nly house in Columbia built expressly for a first: :lass Hotel. Airy and well furnished rooms] bot and cold baths; gas throughout. W7I. GORXAX, Proprietor, nug 10?3m COOHLVL STOVES. mW j'.- > w w ? It is a well-known fact thnt the Cooking Stove as heretofore found but few admirers in the SOUTHERN COUNTRY, iencc its utility i? but little known. In consejuenco of a complete revolution in the sy tedrof ubor in thnt portion of our country, and dotnesic duties devolving mostly upon those heretofore unaccustomed to perform such labor, 'Tlie Cooking Store is now sought, nftcr as the most E?al anil LaMi Article hat hns yet been invented for cooking purposes, it prices within the reach of all who desire to lse them. As agent for a well known manufacuring establishment, ! am enabled to supply.the jcople of Camden and surrounding country vith Cooking Stoves of most approved patterns, if any size required, at prices that defy conipeition, and respectfully invite your attention to he same before purchasing elsewhere, GEO. AZjDEN, Agent. aug 17-tf j ) IB IE JL-i mJLm JL J-\I ?jt FOR * COTTON aiiVS And other machinery. Also an improved aricle of ' LAOS LEATHER. For sale by GEO. ALDEX, Agent. RUg 17-tf. JAJIKS KNOX. JOHN Ullt. '* r KNOX & GILL, Mon Factors & Commission IMaits,; No. 4 Holiday Street, Baltimore, Md. Consignments of Cotton respectfully solicited. Liberal CASH advances made thereon by I GEORGE ALDEM, Agent. nng. ^6 Gmos. SOUTH CAROLINA?Kkrsuaw CO. BY virtue of a power of sale contained in the mortgage, I will sell at public outcry before ' he Cotlrt House at Catnden, on the first Mon-j lay (6th day) of November next, within the lcpil hours of sale, the following mentioned ami I lcscribed property, to wit: That lot or parcel >f land situated in the town of Cnniden, known 11 the plan of said town as lot No. 1H0, bounded lorth by premises of Win. Dens, on the south jy the corner of llroad and King streets, on the J ?ast by lot of Joseph Adamson, and on the west >y Broad street; the same having been mortgaged to me by Don Curios, Jr., and to be sold is his property. Terms cash, purchasers paying for stamps and papers. oet 12td W. L. DePASS, Mortgager. NoticeV.itntp af ROBT.. L. T WEEQ, Deceased. Notice is hereby given that thirty days after late the undersigned will apply to the Hon. J. p. Sutherland, Prolate Judge of Kershaw County, for letters dismissory from the administration of said Estate. SUSANNAH TW EED, Oct. 12?lm. Administratrix. Estate Notice. All persons having demands against the estate of Sumucl Shiver, deceased, will present tlio same duly attested, and those persons in any indebted to said estate will make payment to my attorney, John Kershaw, Esq.. within thirty days. J. L. BRASINGTON, sept 14-lm Administrator. Office County Commissioners, Camdf.u, S. C? Oct. 5, 1871. SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the office of the Commissionars for the orcctirn of a building on the Poor House farm, 18x36 feet, double chimney in middle, to contain two rooms. J. F. SUTHERLAND, oct 5-lm Chairman. Mi.. 'J..L JIJ._ i -HI.A i i 111 DRAWING ; From Ocfbber 1,1811 IN CONSEQUENCE OF TBI #3oa,9<Qrp ja?BE I JU*J U iJLvsij 1 . r~r THE SOUTI: Land & Immigra UflAea(ttio)pt^:^?sYfM^''So^th, Carolina State a Series of Concerts at the Academy ot' Music; (.' Refers to sll the Hankers, Brokers and promin 180,000 Season Tickets < If you have not revived a Circular scud for on fidential. T o < 2,405 Gifts, Aniountir The Drawing of this prent Southern Enterpi the following well-known Gentlemen : [ y General A. R.^Waitmr. of Georgia^ ?? Gen.' Bradley T. Jotfxso.v.tjf Virginia. Money for Tickets can either be seut by Exprei promptly forwarded. Direct all I<etter? to BUTLER, CHA1 PRINCIPAL OFFICE CHAUi,fctau GEX. M. C. Butler, JOHN 0 DOORS,. SASHES, BLINDS^" MANUFACTCRER ANP DEALER, No. 20 IIayne-8t. and Horlbcck's Wharf, vy ;-i ; GtfAKLESTQN^ S./ (?.<'/ - , flj??*This is the largest and mo?t complete Fuctory of the kind in the Southern States, and nil articles in this line can be furnished by Mr. P. Toalk at prices which defy competition. BSyA pamphlet with fifR' aftd'detailed list of , j 01: i_' -...1 .1,1 all sizes or uoors, OUHUCD iiuu uiumn, mm I lie prices of each, will be sent free and post paid, on application to ' P. P. TOALE, Charleston, S. C. ffrfttnr. SOUTH-CAROLINA Land & Immigration Association. The utiersigned having:'accepted the agency for the above Association for tliis County.Is prepared to sell tickets and give ull information impeding the same. jgQ-Qffice, on Rutledge Street, Camden. S. C. , : i . j JOIIX KBKSIUW-, D. L DeSAUSSURE & CO., COMMISSION AGENTS, Will buyindnelb C'pT!K)N| PRODUCE, and MERCHANDIZE generally, u'pon liberal terms', and solicit consignments, which they will cndcuvor to dispose of to best advantugc, cither ut Wholesale or retail. ON CONSIGNMENT. Flpur. Syrup? : . Bacon, Sugar, Lard, Coffee, Soap, Hams, iVTolatswe*, Candles, ?fcc. &c. Which ore offered VERY LOW, lor C'ASJl OXLY. They also Offer, 'A.i pt>jBtfor Oaeli, the entire or their former'stock, purchased hy Messrs. J. I. Middletou & Co., and sold on their account. D. L. DbSAUSSURE & CO. June 22?tf GENERAL FIRE -And '' LIEE INSURANCE AGENCY, CAMDEN, S. C. . Piedmont & Arlington ???*** Tnuniiaiiee rnmitsiiiv. r ? , BICHMOND, Va, ; The most Successful and Wealthiest : Insurance ompany in the South. iSSETS to 10th Sept., 1870, $2,011,006.7(1 \NNUAL INCOME 1,000,0O0.0U S'O. POLICIES ISSUED to 15th Dec., 1870, 18.211 <P6Yii paSties Pacific Insurance Company of San Francisco, Atlantic Branch New York Capital One Million Dol>$; /, i j /Gold. '; Policies Issued Payable* iri Gold or Currency, Richmond Banking and Inrance . Company, CAPITAL $500,000. For every description of insurance apply to W. CLYBUKN, Agent. SOUTH CAROLINA. RAIL flOAD. 1???' r mhhvii mm CAMDEN BltAAdl. On and after Monday, June 12, 1ST I. tlie schedule of the Camden Train will be as follows: Leave Camden at fi 00 A. M. Arrive at Columbia at 10 -10 A. M. Leave Columbia at 1 12") P. M. Arrive at Camden at 0 Co P. M. Running through to Coltttnbin on Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays: on Tuesdays, Thin sdays and Fridays, the above schedule w ill be observed as far as Kingsville. By order of the Vice-Pscsident. A. B. DkSAUSSURE, Agent. Camden March 30, 1871. KERSHAW ?In tiie Probate Court. In the matter of the hist WiLl and Testament of JOHN MO TLEY\ Deed. To John Motley,"Eliznbcth Tidwcll, nnd Abigail Robinson. YOU and each of you nrc hereby notified to appear at the "Court of Probate to be holdeu in Camden at the office of the subscriber ou the first Monday in December next, A. D. 1871: which day has been appointed for proving the Will of the said John Motlpy, dead., iii duo form of law. , J. F. SUTHERLAND. Sept 7?3m J. P. I IP . ,"tO"JanaaTy"8,1878. ! FEVER INC HA REESTON: . <>< > j_ -B?. - * . . "'.no uluil fkhitt IVEIV AW^Y"! 1 CARQ.LINA ' . ? a v r; ' ' -? ' j ;tion Association! , j . I .? i yr.Iaem 201 j Agr'culturnl m d Mechanical Society/' yrrtl gf& IihtI r*t(?ii, iS. t , c .?nivneing Juntlary 8;'}>i7:fc' v nt gentlemen of the country. North and HottU> :>f Admission at $? Eaeh. p. >0, giving full pttkl.cululs. All onlei* simliysep? ? i i . J 'lilyd fi.v ( Ig in all to i.-e will be conducted under1'the xaperrinttiyf mid rfr? hna n it ii..... .r a.,.ii. r>^?isk. .7- "V1:,"" Hon. lioiiEB A. ritriMt, ol >rw y.gtk. . 3s or Post OtKoe Order, and tlrtr V - I ' -Ml e >l.,rt 1 ' ' *?<t 1 !-; ! L'tii ,*r i:u DWICK, GARY & CO.1, "* S. (J. trti^as Utli oT ; r " uadwick, Gen. M. W. Gabt. J i?i? jf: 15 This Valuable Family Medicine baa been widely and favorably known in t>tvh and'TttroTgn countries, upiftrds ?>f i ''n'jff THIRTY YS^S 1 Wjr A* It lms lost none of its guo$p2me by .repeated trials, but continues to occuJf^lFpMaraTOf position in every family medicine clreaV.:: iJ iojl It is an External and Internal RemctrL. Tor Summer Complaint, or any otbir' fortii tu Dowel disease in children ot*aduUs.:iH is arf crlliHMftofcrtuin cure, and has without donbt, bo^D Uolrtf successful in paring the various kinds ofChOI.ER.i than any oUior known remedy, or the dWilful physician. In India, Africa and.Ch ifljt^hcro this dreadful uiscaap is.more or less,jp^vjiUpt. the l'uin Killer is considered by the uativt?i as well us European' residents In tli'osc cLriiljjk's. a mire remedy; and while it is u most efiici^t^j^jedy for pain, it is u perfectly s&fe inedicrne.'eve* in unskillful hands. Directions accompiiiyjeach bottle. >tl Price 25 cents, 50 cents, and per bojtijo. ~~Ti. R. Rr It AD WAY'S BEADY RELltf Cure* the U \rrii Ftins in frutti ' (%!?. to Ttnty Minute* . , u;y>. ,.j-fr Not one hour after reading this ailvhrtiMtnent need any one sutler witu pain.;-, Kadw?y'? tteady relict is a cure for every paJU. U>tv?? the hrst uud is the only PAIX ROIEDY that instantly slops the most oxer utiatiiig parts, allays iiitiaiuiu.aions, and cures ooitgoaRons, whether oi the Lungs, Stomach, Rowels, or other glauiis or organs, by one appliesnoH-d' la from one to twenty minutes, no mutter lvhiflviolent or cxciiiiiatiug the pain, the l.ll Atmgjtic, licd-ridUcn, Infirm, Crippled, Nervous.'I<eiir*lgic, or prostrated with d.siaai tblijt'rafftr, Rah way's Klady Ukukf will afford instant case. Indunuuuiioii of the Kidney, lnflun malic* , of tlie Dluddcr, Inflammation of thn" Hrthfsla, -Ijr'.i t 'otigi stion ot the Lungs. Sore Tiu-OMt,^'Dithciilt Lreatiiiug, Palpitation oi the Heart. hysterics, 'roup. Dypthcria, Catarrh, Influenza, Head, ache, Toiuiiachc, Nourulgiu, Rheumatism, C'ttd Chills, Ague Chills. iv .< ]' ut.i.lifi.itimi nf the Randv Relief .to ilio i,,v"l'r 7 * " 'iirr'y IIA purt or purls where tuc puiu or u fliculiv ?atiMs will ulloi'tl esse and cointoft.: ' : 11; '"' Twenty drops in u liult' tumbler of.watejr *fill in u few momenta cure Crump, Spusins, {lour Stomach, IF art-burn, Sicli"He*i!aelic,DiWfl?eu, Dysentery, Colic, Wind in the ilov. i-la, and <ill internal pains. : < > .,t;j Traveler# should always have a bottle of Ralway's Heady Rtliol* with tliem. A few dtoplF'iu water will prevent sickness or pains fTpw a change of water. It is better thujr Fr^tyrk lira inly or Bitters as a stimulant, . . t. ,: /. Fever and Ague Cured, l-OIl FIFTY CENTS. * i:: 1 There is not a remedial agent in this;, world iliut will cure Fever and Ague, and ull other Malarious, Bitbus, Scarlet, Typltnid.'Yclldwaiul other Fevers, (anlcd by Railway's Pfllr) so ijutck as Hadway .1 Ready Relief Fifty cents pel1 bollle. Health! BcaatyliJ Strong and Fare Kich Blood?Increase .of ,,,,,1 Wrtiidir?f.'lear Skin i.nd Jioaa 1 ,w" """ " --B? T ? tiful Oouiplexion secwred to all. - v'~? Dlt. RAD WAV'S ' Sarsaparillian Resolvent lias njude the most astonishing curea. So quiek, so rapid are I lie changes the body undergoes. miller the influence of tliis^truly? tftfodfS fill lrtedioine, that every day an itiCrCase'of fldfcn and u eight is seen ami fell. ? T1IK <-iR HAT DLOOD*PURIFIER. . Every drop of the Snrsnparillinn Resolvent communicates through the blond, sweat, urina and other fluids ami juices of (ho system the vigor of life, for it repairs the waste of the hodv with new and sound inui.niaLj Scrpfcbr sypuillis, consumption. ehtndulai disease, ukwb in the throat, mouth, tumors, nodes in the glands and other parts of the system, sore eyes, stvumoroiis discharges front the ears, and the worst forms id' skin diseases, Eruptions, lever sores.seald head, ring worm, salt rlieuui, erysipelas, ache, black spots, "Worms ju the tmflUp, cancers in the womb, and nil weakening tmd painful discharges, night sweats, lo?s of spcim, and all wastes ol' the life principle, nee in the curative range of this wonder of modern chemistry. and a lew days' use w ill prove to any. person usitnr it for either of these lotuia ol dtaeakti Us potent power to cure th?w. !j ?JUL . J .71-. Perfect Purgative Pills. Perfectly last ell's'"', elegantly roated with sweet jimn, purge. regulate, putify, cleanse arid strengthen the system, Rudway'tt Pills foV the cure of ail disorders of the stomach, liver, bladder, nervous diseases, headache,. constipation, costivoness. indigestion. dyspepsia, biliousness, bilious fever, intlniumnllon of tho bowels, pil<A and all derangements of the internal viwefti. Warranted to etlcet a positive cure. Pufely vegetable, contuiniug no mercury, minerals or deleterious drugs. ' ' :t* A few doses of Kadwuy's Pills will free th? system front ull the above named disorritiriQPrice 2"? cents per box. Sold by all druggists. Head ' False uud Trite." Send one letter stamp R.-iilwiiv .<t Co.. No 87 Ma'ulA Lsno..X.aw York. Informatiou worth thousands will' Up sent you. : " f ec^4?ly For Sale. -iw-f i :tiK >'0. 1. TURPENTINE STILL, i* Rood of A dor. Apply to K. M. KENNEDY ortM subscriber. , . E. I'ARKER.' ' sept i'l-lm ' J