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THE NEWS AND HERALD. IHEYRSDAY MOR2lN0, Juno 5, 1879. 1?. IRrI .4A 11s. EnlTot. JO. S. REYNOLDS. ASSOCIATR IRDITOIt. GEN. JOE. JOHNSTON initrodaIed the resolution to adjourn on Decoration Day, and the stalwart oiganis have stopped abusing the South long enough to acknowledge the graceful act he performed in doing honor to the Federal dead. GREN. JAMES SIn .:us died suddenly in Otlawa, Iowa, on Sunday evening. He was in his u.Suali health on Sunday, and wrote several letters after six *'clock in the evening, but just before retiring he comi)lained of pain inl the chest, and shortly afterwaids said to his niece that he was dying, and inl thirty minutes expired, sitting in his chair and remaining conseious to the last.. General Shields was blessed by fortune. A native Irishinit, lie came to America and fought bravely in two wars, and served three States in the United States Senate. He received a sword from South Carolina in ap precdation of his services in the Mexi Can war. Evidently a Mistake. In the editorial columns of the New Orleans Democrat we find the follow Ing: Fi)m our Washington special this m11%) ning it would appear that the Democratic unity in Congress is seriously endangered by the tIhreaten ed defeetion of a number of SouthiernI members. A more grievous disaster to the party at this particular tie, when salvation lies in the solid front. we shall present. to the opposition, could not be conceived of', and we can only hope that. the (anger is not. so great 11s is represeited by our corre Spoildelt. The story, as repolrt&edf hv him, is that, under the seductio(s <of the nlotorious 'T1homuas .1. Alackev. of South Carolia, not less than tive 'oi gressminen tlom the South have been iiiduced. to abandon the party and ally theiselves with the RepublUlicans alil Greenbackers in passing tlie several appropriatioi bills, and thus bringing about. a solution of tihe iloilnetous issues now pending in Congress. 'Th1e names of these members. as giveni by our. Correspondent, are TilH Inian, Evinus and O'Connor, of South Carollitt, amd Felton aid Spwer, oi'geoigia. A leek Stepi e is is lso charged with being iml sympathy wita tlls onbrt to dis integrate tihe party and intro(luce treasonu and defection in its ranks. This Imputation, howover, we are glad to say, is not substantiated lv any relIab~le testimony. This is sonewhat heavy on our Con gressmnen. It does not need contra diction. A North-east Passage. The great. length of voyages requir ed to circumnavigate the globe around Cape Horn~ and the Cape of Good to Reekl is prntg *latomryk sl I.. wvaters sulrrounldinig thbe Northi Pole. Thue NorthI -eaust passage skirt inug t he northern coast of North Amuerlen hasi Ionig bein known to be to cioggedl with ice to Ikfibr'a a passage, andi attention has lately beeni turned to the nlorthi a it p)assaige by way of thle northernu coust of Russia and Liberia, And hiehrring's ytra its. The fIrst sulccessibnl niav'igator of these hitherto unknown waters is rrofessor NordQuakfoldl of SwiedenI, whlo, after .having been given up as (lead fbr mlonths, hlas just passed thlroughl fehrring's Straits into the Pa elfle Ocean. He left Swede~n last July, an~d nothing was heard of him until after August. His ship, tile Vego, was en~closed in icebergs several months, al thou1gh the waters are freer from ice than thle W~esterni Artic Sea, owing to the immenIse v'olumne of freshl water iioured ini diuring thle summerl01 by thle Obo, Lena and Yenesee rivers. While all hlonors are due to this~ professor iivithI thle unpllronouniceale~ . ne tfor his skill and bravery, 110 real good has been acomplishied. The only satis faction deriv'ed isfraom a scientitle point of view, and science is not going to be satisfied until somelbody turnst arouind on thle top 6of the - North Pule. The nthl-east unld North-weste pas sages will niovey bring the two woirlds duveevr together. The Demnocratio Programme. Somebody has told thle joke om* a militia colonel during': the -1ate war that on one0 9ecasi'on he drew his regi adeRgup alonug a river bank to attack a Federal gunboat. The gunbloat began p~ouring in broaidsides, and knocked the sand banks all to p~iees, when finudhuig his position tuable ouir~cplonel gave thle unliqite but efibet lve. command, "Unbank and sedge." Directly, howvever, the she1l11 began falling too thlickly in the sedge and lie shouad "Unsedge and bresh," anl Q)eeO~ iat was' unanim~iously obeyedl. Even-hlere the fire was too hot, and( the underbrush avas being torn all in tafis. nabl tostand the pressure say fongqe he shrieked "U~nbresh mid u 10:is a p)ity to inaike comlparisons, but tlt.Deihoerats, ,in Washigtonl hlave $991h ig Ij JedsgM fyotn .tle old muLttia hero. 'Theyinave at last got to thle "bresh," and.Ib looks :as if some of Iheti Woc getthig ready even to "uni ~A.tq iigdr."'' ibdlying oin tile * JIt4 epof s. 0~e #ni theO rnuired dertibrate ahnatomy of the President, Di einooratie "party. 'esolved to '~~aiul u~rs$eso polhdy. S mte of a 94 giergthr9.tetoied to rotI a their * tte- . .fonthoYM .pklpa tibe. aip ~propriatidui bills withlOit the deaircd atihteso~ Hayosev has been Iiiksted. by the stal*Aewt thepohautorvesists iiig all Demiocratic and conusitutio~iah reforuis. Ii the mieanit ime the Inde pendent North. from whom the ca,4. inig votei iiust. colle, lhas phdiinly laid dow i the liw that. whoever be ii the wrong the appropriations must not be shrit ofl. lecognizing this ultimatum, the Denocratio party has endeavored to Carry it measures without resorting to extremes. Bit Iiayes ias vetoed every proposition. It has been geI erally thought that Congress would now pass the appropriation bills alld adjourn without delay. But the ('l- I cu1s hafts deteriniied to miake another effort. Tile army appropriation bill will be pas1sed with a sim ple proviso I that no Imoncy shall be expended in paying troopts detailed Oin police duty. I ll the othier bill 110 pirovision will be Iade for paying supervisors and deputy imarsluls, and in addition to the(- law aIready existing that no a1p poinltmenit Shall be mad(e for any, office before Congress makes an aipp ro priation for it, an additional proviso t will be inserted that no obligition shall be incurred in advace of :Ippro priatlons. It has heretoflore beeni tle custoi to appoint IirihIals and to ask Congress to pay them. The enict ment of this proviso will prevent this in future. The new eialsire inistead of ehantging the law for ill timtle to come Is merely in force for this vear. The advocates of the new iessure clait that a president cannot veto an appropriation bill which does not i provide cvery(hing. ]lut we think that lIhtyes hits just How reczhed th. i degree of stil-ieckedness that lie will It 'veto the proposed bill as swiftly 11s he I did any others. He will say that (his 1 is a Iere subterfuge to paralyze the 1 arm of (he executive, an1d umt 1Sth e disapproved. We see little use in trying inly further. Should this latest v move be successful we confess te i S)-Imocratds will have scoredi a point. But, it. does seeI too late to tIry it now. T'here was a time whenI I wV1_A Avoild have lipproved sItch a bill, bu ie hits gonie over biodihy Iito the stalwart 410li 1111 - ti 1 iiV 1111 iwe 1 141.1111-111-1d callip, anld nothing neced he expected1 of him11. ('onigress lmay1N yet. have either to pass the bills pire and sim ple or runi the risk of fightinig the North. Tuusix r i . A 1tr huni dred and so ihiling ,lones street is a1 fortitine t(lIr, who hts made -1 new departure In (he aistrologicall profies s~ioi by casing her eustomers' horo scopos to ippnar oil i hitt lying uvponl (lie table. She enijovs the large pit ronage due to a so~othayer, who serre ulp at thIe very lea1t a rich uncle iIn laidia, an1d the n aidvinig Secret love ofia darik-eyed person of the other sex, in Corlint to ('1-411 Illrcumsances, to feah V ('ash chlitt. The other dai as Vo1mio Guneiy and a ialfdozen ih looi coinpii lolls were goilig ho1me 0rotn the club in a state of ow isls self-coiplacenicy, they came to where Sigiora Clemeni [ilna's sign ilvite(d thie lpsers-hv to peer iito fuiurit v. 'hIey alecordi'ngly tiledsolemnly Ii, and sitting around the Signora's table, La1d wvhiole InIks of coming events dealt ont to enuoh. When theyv arose to dle Ilrt, (Guder l'ieC8ide't',i'idia"l iel"' ni W /P' hanid into his~ vest po'cket, iimtlhed thie amnotunt of' the bill. "Sve revohat Ions at 6$2.o0,'' replied the sor'ceress sweotly, "jlust $17.4i;t: call it. sevent een dollars oven." ''And yota a re sure oeverythking on that slate will come all right ?" 'Oh!I it's clerta In, sur'e."' "Theni p~ut (lie bill Oin the slate too," and the wickedl young manil hind jt time1 to escaip( bethore thait edutiitionual adjnnelit wvas shivered intt- whero his head had1( beenJ.-,Sftlnt flncisc io. Tia x Tzor nu..s.-Several p~aities wsho made tenlderls of State llank hills t thr taxes last year have gone forward to pa (hals year, but in ac'cor'dance witha iiustructions from'the comiptroller a general, thle pre'sent. tender will not he receivedl until1 the last tax is paid1(. The i 11la recibeMs the kinid of enrrenerc re Ceivaible . for taxes, anmd the countvy I reasuirers are proib ited 'roin re'tcir. ": lng any other: henee I li teinder of U State llank bills8 last yoar is not at pav mont and the taxes for that period aie I still duo by parties who tenideredl those e' bills. It will be remlemboed- that. Judge T'homison dissolved the injunc-. tioni aigainst levy and sale andfthe prope-; Iy (of t axpiayers above-r'eferred to, wh~lih t. became forfeited to thae State on theii 30th otiDeemiber, 187$, will be otlelred l rut public B:ile by (lie county treasurer; 1 c~ommncingi it 10. a. mi, oniMonay thie 21st day of July, "onl terms most ad- a vaniutageous to' the re'vennle of the (1 Brate.'-Columbia Rleg i.nter. -The Earl of Shanftesbuvry has ad-" driessedI an appeal toi the imblic for a coiintued mal extelidedl aid to the wvork of Uible W1uomien instituted biy P the late Mriis. Raniyard,- hie asserts lais belief that her work 1)as8 done1 more to alleviate minsery amlonig the pool*r classes, and bringr thefl to a hove of "The Book,'.' andtof our blhessed Lord, than manay, or indteed all of tho olorts (if pro'ceeinlg generzations. Jie .aavs I of her that "this world sel~omi enjoys in one0 person sucih a.- comb inaltion of' . fait and piety, talent, experience amid' comtfmomn seuse." -The bondsmnenjof E. I. Ilendix, e cx-t reasurcr of Lox intonu County, C held a mncetig at Summuit on Wed nes-a day, and determined to makeo good the i defeIcency. The biondsmnen, eight orb ten In number', appointed1 a cominlttee of t wo t~'om almng t' O:ns'elves to act in Ii conjunctlin with the aud~itor in inves. hi tigatmg the books to ascerthini the l actual dolic'iency. It is probaiblo that i iondrix has jeft *learly enough inii money and pruoperty to indemnify his e sureotles. v -It is wrong to lot youtr church v choir go oil' singhin in the opera of t "P~inaforeo" between Sunudays. A dread- t fll thing recently happened on thuis I ( Aecount at a Calf fornia fumeoral. T1he'J pastor, a tall, white haired man, much I resemfinig an admia, arose ini the pulpit and laad no0 sooner fiuished, in a~ singing t~one tl eo remiark, "We miss8 his prenoeoe i die tztal haunts " thian the cholr sprgtnn t~o Its feet amnd sloutedl a hai retuter "Amd so 'do his alsters andi I his o'usins did lise itufits." --Boearo of little things I A. black seed ati g .t~g .thrfitI of. Bob t trothal, rin a sehbol iund Ahihtter it good litutniansof ar soli ice An old magician, one who do) not kvan his niaie to appear ini Ly ae b.. a1use 11 gives lots ' nfo1rtnation that is pf'Ssion will say 1 . ought not to ave give tlt 'lls w at1 is 1write ho11108 - li on h piao 'is to ning ot ill tis 0111 i 111 app al )il3l g yp bv r'ank hof Im lot (-organ . 'TemallaiigiciaIt vho siceOe'ds is heo whose ritciks ap rtill the simp,1lesHt. Wheni oIle'c ther r inade 01 con(plinted Ile 11131t4her of ricliples involve aire increased ind(] vilh every addition (here is iL chaniie <led that sone siar e,11 yl) will dis over the secret, and ma 31giciais n1evl bottid be dliscovered. .lling on ill hlis wvay the l ngiinwo pleasanit v' d'aws anit olangfwe from his in11(elroga irl erist, I Ie sa1m ti i1n he gat hIers dozen! halfi-<lollars rroin Is, Iown ousitae1 e, Comne- dowlt to perisonalli (. and speaks oft he Imlen who have Iir-red up thw spirit of wondhr 1a Its no one ver (lid, an i oberd t l'lller is naled, It., it will be revinelinbered, died suld-. vinly inl this citN y a livw months ...o. I Iel le.,'' says I he interviewed, "was IIIn 1g'iichl I I I ie wats not i sleigh t--of an1(d pI'larrme'. tal thouligl It(. ouhl dlo Iafny things with eardis. lie had a list qlantity ofr phraa whichl c boughit inl Irlaope itld iabout which Icni mot absurd itories wvereciua dI. One w1a 1ha1.' lie willed all lis techaii 1sm33 to bm destiroved at Iis enth. Now, as all the un1'hinlierv he ad41 11111%y he du'plicate (d lbroi14 i'lch Ilk was' veriest ion)-selse. lIt i3 ay inv had11 IL fiw improvementils (lh 'hnat. is onl the iiarket, labroadh, butI IV wI.'ere not. essential, blut Ihero aire all'a dozeII mael who .ia do all 1Ieller Verl cold do. There is onef 1thing. (wveilut( I mu-SI ~ ep - i ste 1lI sight, inl which he was so alale msistel I liaiden'I I'eller. ill, (I* 0011111 sip.hat I will speak 1r1es t Iy. horious piat n Iist . I. I m'de f11:111, i ozen :r1t at' lost tet-l m gmn1haiin". Il stocks. The impression 11111pre Iv' Pi11ails hat he died rieb. That, i. not so. lie .11 only a (rille. THE-' MLD ItIIMANN. "i old lier man wilal h bes3t and Irst ofthe tii hof--hn p ribrmilerS his couity ever h:1W. Ile mada a ralit deal ot'iaoev inl this counltry, lore, indeeIl, film hle ever nerittired it all Is jourlney *in". inl other huukls. le is nlow inl .1 lolland, devalingi inl illnonll.a I su3(ppose hle carrid atil. tastI. l4350,000 otI f the cou nt1 ryv. IN. I&hli I that Ihe laml Ihad-ae 2i0a0 il is two yealirs' ip throughe la ! tlhe its. ,_uess hle dillI-o speaik the trulth ex chly. Aie it. was who introd t hed (li htris te (II (Ik. Ile woihl take from udter a1 chlt over hi.. arnt hl l, a ozen disill of' water With live tish wininig1' inll 0 the. A13 V e slod wvay fromn the table altoge4ther the t't 11 was excellenlI . ' llut see how 11111pare t the is. I will show 'oil without tile cloth. liere is a Is-t iting Ilia ribb COv11ie. AsI a111ke the m1otio1n to cover m IIi ll irawv th coerii otYi a he dish as ]( puI'h heit11 dih1)1011 unerth clot.it Ta:t much .1( sloiht-o'-hand i it hcloth. 'lad low trang 30 t s tht. pple w'1133 laie 31o VS aslstdecied. t' hiet ulie -mann114 ha1 sitle i ck.-1 ' 'lt 13i(' h nO3 11 4 SouthI Amr that aintost h~al' ix t( skill the10 inan from whomn he~ o 0s name.1 His11 tiht aintIIe i's1~ Alln le(adhe eall ne ot' o Cis' rotai 1 asllh (lde ol (lemn'd s assis1tant.a( li A1'loe re enly e appeare god in3111 varieigv (hit re) tnde wIf'en toVS'outh Aopteil Tha ras twoV yearsqo )4lll ie e'atne back n111( a oii la wir,5gn 01 OV~iul le a' gold.i'1 sahe inoney.Q laih Ils caaeu, thole Frenehmlant. whe Oo lhlever lpeak English a1 hn hi lai coldi speak thsle bnuage very w111I usteeial wfithe elder l1 ierma'tt i mle-fan ricks.lnve'beu tlis mania i'on of' hirs wota a'odas avhoy' "'u'htr.el aarai was ex- 1:1 o 11 ritd fro th0)e workshops~l' of waserv hiaoplanu arrin Europe. l ie ha'S13(130 mdell * uch1 moey ainoul all'dto areitever et s the 100,00. 1)0is1 Is t this untry'1 wasllhihi hima faiure. 1s heaily, rexcep Iihis aItlw cit. ran isco31 hwre th o'('nl places that h ored successos i. 11Plehfaisll I iatl ma1' il tk wa) the( best Icensa1ion Ic ha. lIias 'eia iy 51ere e'lr l'e10i(1nowa hs nhoa'ehla'wh1 iieeof owstt.'I 'the ll say.)A I~la p1 is merey soWi hll bel ever bearI the im- x drin of g f his foo- okp nond ut u'$iki g of om ~h I 1earcelv ve itn nolessi bee liken toucuiing m hat.n81 Is wiado a no cha'ate. JIe was1 ai rent.r I spak of l laigfnrslt. In t01,his onnryha emer him w0013 In wathormst feeings.of alils great Lecialk bwasr bids. oe dhoh ofn :,igssit Sihe that nIod ha els~ "dlden ndit wa' lauet e ud har htimi tato thgoeg littlen. ut far did nt keepu hisl mney. t 'rance.i If the eop~Oi la hoi'ea ~isn eomeryb th erlvey Douirseble ia kwasyi. Iis hae livesnout writlenl on alpc of' pape r whic-h. li, hly1 fll t d, th1e1 reader1 pre-Ssed to 1Is Iorehieil(, andi(1, with 1w iaJ.-l I anl8 i. hi lime slkle 4) 1'er with 11hu1 pale a11st of, I:hought I i I ll b y I nmoun Ied Whnti is writ e ii (It ule mpei. It is 1301 ply absti n lo say's (llt It a 1 311n Can re)ai thiat which he dloes liot se( or (n iell whai l I ritten. i e dcub not sle it iiless i is 1old thii. Now (1 the11a sevra wysusd by the pri-ssedI 1nid-reier i s leigt11-o'a ii s mI' ost til oyed. (I' (is' a . 'ulil, o tie I 't w dho' s li t)( see the 0Ip ie ,- o f pIpler(1 whiebh Ie luis wrilon oi deiy owinied an d r1 i n while llis itt Intio l is b 'ig l ie I ltelvd. 81Soe tiln I thi opeitol FIllowin g th( lie ao of the hid haIt is wriing canl ne.arly guehss (he iithe (w o lr < tion. iut In.ore Ire clivilly m l wsislat g1ets ilt ! est iol, it I> y the II -.IIcn(nee o 1d' o sig l 111( t - liers it ho Il he iind-.readver hv lhe sys.. Clm (o whiclh I Inow Spek. W (W Nill.. Jake . 1t siOipes IfoN Il e, tel inlg luninhers, as el er g II lit[ i, I ( voin-t.e I do nlot knlow What, I leller' S hxtl ies, but thely arto lil on fie sante prinlciple. 11.1idee sal. onl the wtilli iie Ta' u )( lio. stage ih e fin'e (m'm'Ild aw-m-y whikiV lleller Pwent1 infeo the allie m 1e A coinS was baal ed him. '4a) 1o) tell Ile what I iold?,' hv 'Y1 es , 1 is it,' ol e plies she. Si took 4oin g ri e thI fir.s t letter1 il his line Holl'n .8,v wha t kii oIa (.(in, Ivoi tillIes l ller. 11l3 vr'1 she Ivi I -S I wi) great proil1 't hunss m11O I 1111di eniiee are di illed inl wonder anid delight. Should Ilhe Ioill happen to be of at 11a- in sei i lv el Ilnldred Ileller woil say: 'Thlat's ani old pieWe.I Now there atro only ((en fig-ures, mind letters enn11 eaisily be I.grvedt uponl to represeIi tiill 0 so, it* wv was 1, (1 A ' 2 aid 1 -1, the qt.ion would hei what <h e is hi'? 'Iat, is eadill und111(stood, kis't it? Freently Oh'W 13'illa'n -who answers S fi'Il Iis a i'ys: Illo ( ol it n o e nt:11 I e'll hmve it riiiteely, anld tie con'ipilion lit ocile r'0 Ilvlys ilhv in111irmioni. Now, atll this is very simple ats to figures, hnt hl ;inifrephs where numb11i' er are n.ot 110 11V1 4d is (inu1ch I Imln I 1.. pet1or-11. - in pathfie m lit cfl leelio fa fron(' lit! pockets of ite audiience w%14on(I l not enhtella e it very wblle ranige. Whil you have 1 1111111 lkes pocket-hooks, C IIois, w t chII I I t;. penicils, (o'1th icks 2111' l ]1 IteIrs, thev li.st i-. albout exhaulsted, ald Cm. all sicnh ''articles it word caln ca.illy' bel ado~ple~. Bidt. sulpinse at matil Itot's Wilh at piece of t lkw ill it a box ; that wouli he a crsber flor Im twl(1 I1 (horolighll-Il lunder1staml1( li'h eah olinr, but it i cild be got over. A (1ne *o f qestionls '11d side reinlarks w t'l il1ially convey ( te letler s ileces sary--T .n c the first r- "erk inigh b: 'Regulair !is winter withi yorowNV hard ones, in' you?' Anl uninatio Inight heI givenl atler wvin' ter, so tl Ohe ollithe perso's ll atten lio shoid be direeld la the aefirst i tig' e words, and so ol uaitile otherll words are conlveyed. Natitrally, the peo.ple who dto tils s 4'sot hino's 1 dt a reat deal of it. to iep theinvslIves it' pr. elle. It reep hg -es skt1 b itte itionl , ee , ali above all, <I Aiikinvss. Il h personls mIIISI, be <plilek as ligtnling , pairtieivrly the one( who dov.s the lalk ing.i.1 111,) Iy lot. ave 1f'ade thiS exIl natt!otl very clear, nor lmve I given anyl) c'de ill luse but 1 hav (giOl lollu th'e prioiciple, InId tha f'ill dI w io. -A Lager w eev sign 1in New(0 Yorckd of' IitV hliN 'eIllI's i ao tif Ii'n. 1chon"" . ''thl(e ho lNut.W' t ir sai whnh into. ldu1ced" hime (0t ll't 'e no tcooll by ieelgging hand. 1i1ht sth 'l ifi'is thenle an moki ehisaretteslin thf reec o isi'rn.wihu ledaging 'this eife.IIl8k.ft lcii ~O ut ('n ti Wes hileiphicent 'y wa nnu111 knlokt d.ownf at~llO three-to hous wh asine ~low~ of11 al 110111 woner-h1)le(wa ai n uti'nee ~r. cl -W asolii g bo on 1ann8 evenS ro sa "Kitt 3'/e liperantln," wthouth haid> tune~l toee bhefsot-.gun-andt h word for1 tha he neagboi-s and wurna deaf' a's Sto sadl are not~ nly very0 blessd, baso vtoery' scatrte ' ' 11111e rtS 011(f1p'igb a so t stio ree wikn' i tdo iune thoiscountri. Nobdyi lovh ed upd in 'time to tinhro. Ti 8 12 o'clohk. Shent-"(nI .rge, ar yuc1b. to hbt the doekg shwi?" AN le-"o;wy? he-(),noh TUTT'S PILLS! INTRODUCED, 1805. A TORPID LIVER 13 tio fruithil source of niany diseces, proml. hint antiumg which are DYSPEPSIA, SICK-HEADACIHE, COSTIVENESS4 DYSENTERY, BILIOUS FEVER, AGUE AND FEVER JAUNDICE, PILES, RHEUMATISM, KIDNEY COM PLAINT, COLIC, ETC. SYMPTOMS OF A TORPID LIVER. Loce.s of Appetite and Nausea, the bowols aro co.tivo, but oomotnes alternate with iooseness, Pain in the Head, accompanie with a Dull .enstation in the back part,Fain in tho right sido and tunder the shouIdoi blado, fuliness after eating, with a dinin clination to exertion of body ormind, Irrie tability of temper, Low_epirits, Losof meuinory, with a foling of having negleotod Homo city, Goner-il weariness; Dizziness, Flu'ttoring at th ioart. Dote b'kieforo ~tho oyen, Yellow Skin, Hoeadacho genorally over tho right cye, .eeltlesnes at night with fitful dreanms, highly colorod Urino. IF THESE WARNINGS ARE UNHEEDED, SERIOUS DISEASES WILL SOON BE DEVELOPED. TUTT'S PILLS are ospecially adnpted to such casos, a single dose effects such n chango of feeling as to astonish the sufferer. TUTT'S PILLS ro .on pon ided fron nbst nncees thiat nre A-e- tramin any properiles tbut can ilsjure the nioht lelvnte organlzatiosn. 1hey tearete Cleanae, Pirsry, nnd Inmigorate t nenti:-o -S n Hy relieving the en. jorned I.Iver, tlhey cleanso time blood tron% poiaxoons lananarm, and thus iuIpet le.tl. aneti itality to the body, causing tha bovvel. toarnt 'nutrallys without thiela lie one Can Coel 176119 A Noted Divine says: >r. TUT":-Dear Mr: Ior ten years Iiehv been n rn .rtyr to iDy vpeps, ",nstlimtion nnd Piles. h*s ThrisK oir Pll e',e irecot nended toen ApI used them hat. w.tir liiie faIgirn. I ails now a well VASS, II.T- eouid atjbpnste. dig'jstion ierfect. reguilar stools, mioes von,, And f, havve gained o~rty p'ounds solid fiesta' I e ru w.reh Iti r w, It, in kold. Ru '. 1t'. S1.0b 0., Louisville. Ky. TherS PILLS, Thi Mst effect Is to Jocense lte APpetIte, nid cant.e the hocly to Take on Flesh, thus the sysiemn is anourithed, and by their Toule Ace dol on e Dieative organs, Regular tloola Aire produced. DR, J, Ft HAYWOOD, 1 OF NEW YORK, SAYS: Vtw rliwosa exioel that nrnnot be relieved by re. ptoritag tile Liver to ida nurnial functions, andi for ihlo s t h ,y nre rrney hi ever .een invented that hue s e1RIIIpy Ln eic % 'rUTr'rS VILL'." SOLD EVERYWHERE, PRICE 25 CENTS. Ofilco 35 Murray Mreet, New York. 1W' Dr. TU'TITS MANUA L, of Valnable Infor maTi on anti Useful teeipts " iill be inalledfree TUTT'S HAIR DYE, GUAY IhAul 051 NVITSKRIn Clittaifed to at O~SS JILACK bya ming)lip eaicoa ti'lof t Il a Dva. It ian. p i a , A it tral C'mhr, atti Iia atinously, and in *i I [er;,,lese A at mug tt ier. 8o d by Druggists. or sCtl by- oxpraol 11110:011t of *I . Office, 35 Murray St., New York. NICE lot of H'tmburg Edging J. M. BEATY & CO. J. U S i A RR IV E B At the Winlnsb~oro Dry Goods, Fancy Goods and Millinery Bazaar a second lot of neow cheap and ele girnt goods. Millibery and Fancy Goods in all the latest styles and noveclties; of the season. M'rs. Bong, having a first-class milliner to assist her in this Department, is fully pro-. pared to pleuase the most fastidious, and will take pleasur'e in doing so. A. beautiful line of Silk and Cotton Parasols ; Corsets, Kid Gloves, Ladies' Jatbots and Tices or Scarfs ; Dress Goods, Bun tings, Popilins, Silks, Buttons, Fringes, Trimmimgs -im fact a full stock of such goods as arc usually found in a firstsclass Millinery, Dry Goods and Fan'cy doods Establishmnent. SiHOES.. A beautiful lino of ladies' and rhildren's Slippers, Gaiters and Shlnos; also0, a nie assortment of Meon's Shoes. A fn11 and fresh stock of Family Girocerics: Bacon, Meal, Flour, Ciorn, Sugars, Coffees, Soap, Starch, Powder, Shot, Can dios, Cigars, Tobacco,' Kerosene Oil. rn short, you can find all yeu want It J. 0. BOAG'S, and as cheap as Uho samoi goods can b)e bought any wyhere. Don't ,forget to call. NL Uronble to show goods. .J. 0. BOAG. SEWING MACJEINES. Six teen new and first-chtss Sowing Htachiinos to be in store in a day or so. The New and IE >roved Verti a1 Feed Davis, XX. P. F. ; also, the Noew .and Improved American, rang. ing in price fron $20 upwards. l'hose Machines are from the facto% rios of geed, responsible companies, and are warranted to be just as represented. J. 0. BO0A0, Agent for Fairfield County. may 8 PURE WRiITE~ OIL. --150 DEolitE~s FIRE TksT. W E l'ecotnd~ the VEl.STAL OiL as a safo illuniinator. 1t is te clear and white as watei-, con'sequently gives a brilliant light, with very little dor. Try it. The price -is less than wer- J. M. BE3ATY &~ CO. fO MAK.E MONNY -Pay vnu sbn. ip ou.n YELLOW FEVER--BLAC. VOMIT It 1. too .w'o to forgot tle r a of this tri iblo disease, which will no doubT returh in a mos n yillgmastut and virulent form in thu fall moint is of iiV. MMMiitlL'S IIEPATINE, a Yeimedy dstcoI - eret in Motuthern Nubia and used will such wonderful resuits in South Aiseilca whore the nt, aggravated Cases of %fever are found, eitise frtn neto two ounces or blie to Je tittered or strained frotn the blood each tlmb it. lpasss' tiroagh the liver, as long as an excess of bile exists. By Its wonderful action on tho Liver and Stomael the JIPATINE not. Only pro vents to a certainty any kind of Fever and Black Vonit, but also cures Headache, Consti patilon of tile Bowels, Dyspepsia ( and all Malairlial (lseases. No oite needi fear Yellow Fever who will expel the Nalarial Poison and excess of bile from the blood by using MHnRtiL's. IRPATIN , which is sot(d by all Ilruggists 1s 23 cent and $1.00 bottles, or will be sent by express by the Proprietors, A. F. MtEitILL & CO., Phila., Pa. Dr. Peliertoll's Stillillgia or Queen's Delight. C-The reports of wontlrful eures of lihetina t 1811, croifula, Salt. ItheuIM, Syphills, Cancer, th :leers atd Sore, that, cone from all parts of the ootintry, sre not only reniarkable but. so la Inlraculous as to be doubted was it, not for the abundance of proof. Pt ir Remarkable Cure of Sorofula, &c. * CASH OF COL. J. C. BIRANSON. KINosTON, GA., Septetber 15, ISM. OiNTs :-Ivor sixteen years I have been a great, e suilterer troit Scrofula 1i its mnost (st.ressing A lorins. I have been conflued to illy roostI all beil for lifteen years with gerotIllous ulcera- al tion1. 'l 1e Most, approvenl ren'eidles for sittei cases hakd been used, and thie most eminent n lhysiceian consulted, without, any decided tr lbell1t.. This prostrated, dlstesset desponti- ic 1ng, 1 was ativisded by Dr. Ayer, of Floyd Coun ty. (.I., to comlinence the ise! of your- Conlyound it Extract Stillingla. LaUgitage is as instficlnut to leserbibe the relief I obtained frot tile use of tile Stillinglit as It is to convey an adequate t idea of tile intensity of mlly suliering before uising your medlielne ; stftielent, to say, I aban (lned all other remedies And( contInued the use in of 3our Extract, of Stillingla, uItil 1 eal say truly "I Ant cured of atll aln," of all disease, Cl with nothing to obstruct the active pursulit of A liny professlon. 'More than eight, nionths have elapsed sliace this remnarkable cure, without anly s-etttrn of the (iseaso. ti For tIe truth of the above statilent, I refer to anly gentletnan in Bartow County, ola., andi inm 10 1lie nelibo I of tIte bar of Cherokee Circuit, 1 Will are cqulniedl with mIMe. I shali ever remain, wit it (ito deepest grat itdo, n Your obedilent, servant., J. U. IRANSON, Att'y. at Law. pr A MItACLE. WEST PoINT, (IA., Sept'. 16 1870. GHNTS:-Mfy laughter was taken on t.1e 2t1 (lay of .iune, IS63, With what was supposed to be Acate iheumatmIst, and was treatedi for theD samne Willi n1o success. In Mirchs, following, pieces of bone tegani to work out of t.he right aritn, Anl contiinueti to iAppeur till sill tihe bonc froi. tile elbow to the shtulder joint catne out.. Many tieces of bone catne out. of sight, root. and leg, 1 le case was then pronounced one of hi tIe SwellOg. Af.er having been confined about. six years.to lie.' bed, and the case con slclored hl eltes, I w is induced to t.I3 Dr. Pem- O bertons's Coipounti Extract of StlI ngia, and Wt so well siltislied with its ejTects thiat I hsave coltiteil flie use of it tssntil the present.. M1y (Ia hier was conined to her bed about six years .iefore she sat up or even turned over wil liont help. Ble now site u all day, and sews msost, of her tlne-has wa &cd aeross tile rooim. Her general health Is now good, and I belleve she will, as her llmbs gain strength walk well. I attribute her recovery, with the blessing of God, to the use of your invaluable medicine. With gratitude, I am, yours truly, W. 11. BLANTON, WKRT POINT Ga., Sept. 10, 170. OENTs :-The above certificate o Mr. W. B. 4 Blanton we know and certify to as being true. Tilt, thing I so; hundreds of tle most respect. ed eltizens will certify to it. As miuch reference can be given as may be required. Yours truly, CRAW FO & \ A LK ER,.Druggists. 1ON. 11. D. WILLIAMS1. v7- Dr. PEIBEWITON'8 STILILINOIA is pre pared by A. F. M1liititEli & co., Phiia., 1'a. Hold by aI DiIruggssts in $1.00 bottles, or sent by expr'css. Agents wanted to canvass every where. Mend for fook--"Curlo's Story"-freo to all. Mediines sent, to poor people payable in instal. B maily at N F TARD & Co.'s French Brandy, 0 Jamaica Rum, Holland Gin, Gin ger Brandy Blackbery Brandy Peach , and Apple Brandy, N. E.~ Rum, si Sweet Cider, Pure Juice Port WVine, Catawba Wine, Cherry Brandy, Domestic Gins. The very best iDratllas or cigarg, Oilhugh ania Bl1ackwell's celebrated Smoking B Tobacco, and a very superior Fine wv Pale Table Sherry, at F. W. HADE-- A NICHT's, Roar of Town Hall. b TAX RETUNiS. ti rT HIE County Auditor, or an assistint, .Lwill be at the following places5 oni the .days deisgnated, for the purpose of D receiving returns of the- taxpayers of the nr county, for tihe next fiscal yoar, viz: o Woodward's, Juine 6 and 7 Ridgewasy, Juno 0 and 10. at Blythewood, June 11 and 12. 0] Gladden's Grove, June 13- c Caldwell's Storn, June 14, Durhams's, June 10 and 17. fear Creek, Juno 18 and 10. T Hforeb, June23 and 24. Jenkinavillo, June 25 and 26.C Montieelao, Juno 27 and 28. Feastorville, June 30 and July 1, White Oak, July 3. .'he office at this place (Winnsboro) wvill be opens from 1st to 5th Juno, and froms 4th to 20th July. Each taxpayer 'is required to make return on oath ef all real and p~ersonal -roperty owned or controlled by tem on Juno 1st. All citizens .between the ages of twenty-one and sixty years, except those exemapt by law, are requiredl to make return of thir polls I After the 20th July, a penalty of fift per ar cent, attaches. I. N. WVITlR~l, may 6--f xtf County Audito~r. an ~OR Medical use, try thle celebra ted Saratoga Rye Whiskey, at F. 60 CAss1M~EICES ..a CHEAPER m THAN EVER i OH1ARLOTTrEBVILLE CASSIMExtES.CHERAP)IR THAN IdViilt I CHIARIOTTESVILLE CASSIMERIE8 CHIEAPERf, TilAN ECVERn P CHIAILOTT~sVILLE OA88IMER8 CHEAPER so THAN EVER I - W. Charlottesvillo C 4 asimores and Jan~s, be STRIPED co ANDa MUSLINS., PRINTS, PRIN TS i T. F. MCMASTER & C0. ph att apri 16ni, april15Sh DR C. I. L A Db, H AVING retu rned to Winnendroo 4..Lroumo th practice o~ nudicnp 0$"Omeein ) RucJange sA4in ont.ongres street, ' ma 18mrn~ is3ttoNee ndl0,c NQ t,* INt e tandar crew Ba StGoi Ayer's Cherry Pectoral For Diseases of the Mg Throat and Lunge, such as Coughs, Colds, Whooping Co ug . Dronchitis, Asthms, and Consumption. he repittation it has attained, In consequenerof e marvellous ceures it has produced during the st salf century, is a atillcient assurance to the iblic hint it will cory.h-ie to realize tho happiest stilts that can be dicairel. it almost every etion of country there are persons, pablicly own,who hnvebeen restored from alarminganli en desperate diseases of tho Itings, by its use. I whohave tried lit,acknowledse Itsn speriority; d where its virtues are known, no one hesitates to what nedicine to employ to rolieve the dis. ss and stifering peculiar to pulmonary affec. ins. CutMunY PFCTORAL. always affords in. int relinr, and perforns rapid qurcs of the Ider varieties of bronchial disorder,as well as m nore forniltibie diseases of(the lungs. As a safegitard tochiliren, amid the distress. r diseases which beset the Throat aind Chest of lidhood, it is invaluable; for, by its timelyu'se, iltitudes are rescuel and restored to hailth. rhis medicine gnins frionds at every trial, as 3 ctros it is constantly prothtaiiig are too re irkable to be forgotten. No fanily should be thout it, and those who have onc used it vOr will. iminent Physicians thronkhout the country .scribe It, and Clergymen onen recommend it in their knowledge of its efects. PZEPARZ y -. C. AYER & C0., Lowell, Mass., Practical and Analytical Chemista. LI) BY Al. DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE. IbRY the best two and a half celit cigar, at F. W. HADENICT'5, Rear Market Hall. SECOND STOCK OF PREING AND SU31 11ER GOODS ARRIVED AT SUGENHEIMER & GROESCIIELgS, Consisting of 200 pieces Calico, ) pieces Muslin,. 25 pi6ces Pique, 'hite and . Figured, 100 pieces leached Domestic, all select brands, ew York Mills, Wansutta - and ruit of the Loom.. Dress Gbods in all styles ati ality, All Wool .Duntings, Cash ores, Cottonades. and Browrt ieeting. OUR STOCK OF~ CLOTHIL1O,. oots, Shoes and Hats is complef, obic we sell at very low p rices. l1 we ask is to give us. a trial before lying elsewhere, as we take par.. milar pains i showirig our goods. >UR NOTION AND MILLINERY apai'tmient is full' of New Goods di Styles. Ladies' GloVes from o to six Buttons ini Lyle Thread d Silk. Ladies', Misses' and unidren's Hose in all styles and lora. Fans and Ladies' Neck Wear 30 NUxMEROUS TO MENTION >llars and Cuffs and many styles - of Buttons. SPECIALTY. 100 Parasols at 25 cents each. 100 Neck Ties at 5 cents each. 25 paitrs Iloys' Etttton Gaiters, rthl $8.00, for $1.00-Nos. 10, 13, d 1to 4. One lot Women's Shoes, Nos. 3 d 4, at 50 cents. One lot Gents' Shoes, worth $8.0,, id. for $1.00. Romueinber all th~ee' will- only be, Id for the next THIRTY DAYS ~hosb prices, before taking stock. da cnge of the firm. SUGE*NH$IMER & GROESCiISL y24 , roli UEALTH AND PLEASUR1[E --00 TO-.. JTERlSQ OBEmDATZg8?JiNNs rhese springs are situated fooj' miles tth of Shelby and six miles north of iitaker s, ont the Air-Line Bj R. The neral *aters are sulphut* atnd~ e haly ~to. The properties of thessulphbr are b, n pau an ma n esia. *Properties i nevey~ fail to eure tho .mo,~s al~n' es, as manty wilt teo4S. ieh~y te watera oasna4, be durjassedl ha~' ought many alnoiirdoidtous a thoeorae Snin r are haw en n reai reducedc this eaon,in alingljouses, croquetgrud te aley, and. other aindements and rections free for visitors. Hacoks ran, ifohIpaedl fii etv~t~eA I. upon short noti A tli op e 'week' ..- . t :.- a ~ a mnth for2 or muoreimoenthu .00 ohre rand Aervante s