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TOWN AND COUNTY. TUESDAY, January 0, a , 180. TER41Ms OF Tim NEws AND IERALD. --Tri-weekly edition, fqur dollars per annum, in. advance; weekly edit1Q1, two dollars and f#fty cents perannum, in advance. Liberal discount to clubs of five and upwards. RATES OF ADVERTISINO.--One dollar per inch for the first insertion, v ad fIfty cents per inch for each subseq ..ent insertion. These rates apply to al ad vertisemonts, of whatever natu 1.e, and are payable strictly in advance. Con tracts for three, six or twelve months made on very liberal terms. Tran sient local notices, fifteen cents per line for the first insertion and seven and one-halt' cents per line for each subsequent insertion. Obituaries and tributes of respect charged as adver tisements. Simple announcements of marriages and deaths published free of chare, 111 soliited. A1 communications, of whatsoever nature, should be addressed to the viinnsoro Ptblishiiug Company= Winiisboro, S. C. New Adrur'Swmrenfti. Sale Stables-A. Williford. Thespian Mall--Louise Pomeroy. Cotton sold at. 124 cents on Saturday, and at 12 cents on Monday. One of the stock mcii in town sold over a thousand dollars' worth of horses and mules on Saturday. That looks like business. WAGONS.-U. G. Desportes & Jo have just received a car-load of Avery Wagons, which will be sold at prices to compete with Cdlunbia. *18-1lo The cheapest method to cheat the undertaker (who Is generally around when coughs and colds prevail) is to buy and use Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup. It always cures. * Don't omit to read the announce ment of Louise Pome'w. It is not often that an actress of such fame and merit comes to a town of the size of Winnsboro, and everybody should seize the opportunity oi'witnessing her fine performances. Mr. W. L. Rosborough has been ap pointed trial justice, under the Act re cently passed, providing for an addi tional trial justice for this county. Mr. S. 13. Lumpkin has beenappointed notary public. Both these appoint ments are excellent ones, and will give ge.e:al satisfaction. At tention is called to the advertise ment of Mr. A. -Williford, who is now well settled in the fine stables he has recently put up on Congress street. Alr. Williford has had extensive expe rience in his business, and, with large facilities, he is pi epar~d to give satis faction to all who will favor him with their trade. We bespeak for him a full share of patronage. ADMITTED TO Pnac'rIcE.-Messrs. J. E. McDonald and 0. W. Buchanan, of Winnsboro, wereC admittedi to prac tice as attorneys, after examination be fore the Supreme, Court, last week. Mr. Buchanani has st.udied for two years in tihe office of Col. J. H. ion, and Mlr. McD)onald for the same term ini the offlYeo of Messrs. McCants & D)ouglass. Both have beenm hard stu dents, andl we doubt niot will do well in the profession they have chi osen. DEATII FRoM I{YDRtiorn.- Morti mner Lyies, a colored man living on tile planitation of Mr. Nat. Peany, inl the Wateree section of this county, died on Saturday last from hydrophobia. Hie wvas bitten by a mad dog ab)out seven morithls ago, and first showed signs of the terrible disease onl Friday night. Drs. Robertson -and E. W. Aiken wvere summoned to attend, but the manm died before they reached him. They p)ronlounce thle case a clear one of blydrophobia. AGRIICULTUJRA L A DvANCEs.-The foi lowing is the full text of "All Act to better protect those who miake ad vances for Agricultural Purposes": SECirbON I. Be it eneecled by the Sen ate and House of Representatives -of the St ate of' South Carolina, now met .Andc sit tinig in GYeneral Assembly, and by the authority of the same: ,Thlat any person whio-shal81 make ad vances ini provisions, supphies and other articles for agricultural purposes shlall have a lion in p)reference to all other liens existing or otherw iso upon such provisions, supplies and otheor articles unItil the same- shlall be consumed in the use.. SEO. 2. That in eae any one -to whom such provisIons, suppl1ies0 and -other articles are so advaunced shall en deavor to dispose of the same for othler purposes than that for which they were advanced,'or in ease alny peorson shall endeavor to make said provisions, supplies and othler articles liable for the debts of the party toiwhm they wvere advanced, then the party advancing said provisions, suppies anid other ar ticles shall have all tihe remedies anid means for enforcing Is lien, upon such provisions, supplies anid ether ar'ticles advanced, as provided in thei Act en titled "An Act to secure lanIdlords and persons 'making advances," approved March 4, 1878, for enforcing U ens on crops for advances made. Approved December 24, 1879. A PEEPur WINsBoiRo.-The tray. ellng dorrespeihdent of the Charleston .Newt and Courier, writing from Winnsboro, says: "That I have very little to write of news fom this point .Is a feet rather giratifyring than. -not. dalm content Is not generally . demon str'ative., There are% htWeer,. over An4 above the gratifying fkiet that o.ilm content and a general persuasion that Winneboro has fhirly emerged. fpin the slough of despond, one oi' tyo other-matters worthy of note ,vbieh I y4Ihllrefy state. Pirst and foremoety at e ubjet smost paI)fully .exeereising the WlIWsbo'0 inIid, 1.the annoyance, and wokse than annoyance, thIs conie. mufrisen~jeted to thottglathebreak prives the merchants on this line of L road of the satisfaction of reading the , News and Courier on its day of publi cation. If there is a remedy possiblo it cannot be too soon applied. With regard to the fight between the mer clitita of Winnsboro and the railroads, on the freight-on-cotton question, that matter is now, or soon will be, before the court-of ultimate appeal for final adjudication, and the conviction is very general that the merchants of Winus boro will win the fight. As to matters I T in general, Winnsboro, as the phrase goes, is very decidedly 'looking up.' Give us only a gobd crop this year and Winnsboro wili*be all right. Such is the general persuasion." Trtanfere of Real Estate. sC Since our last report the following it transfers of real estate have been en tered in the office of the county audi- ti tor: il Thos. K. Elliott, Assignee, to Israel Byrd, 154 acres in township no. 10; fa consideration $245. L. W. Duvall, Sheriff, to W. H1. Cathcart, 231 acres in township uo.14; consideration $446.25. T. K. Elliott, Assigttce, to Simon 8 Jones, 222 acres in township no. 7; L consideration 514.30. The Same to Josephine N. Ladd, 218 acres in township no. 7; consideration - $292. F. M. Godbold; Executor of John Vance, to Hardy Hall, .284 acres in township no. 13; consideration $300. W. S. Monteith, Assignee, to the Carolina National Bank, 314 acres in township no. 13; couideration $500. fc Mary E. Clarke to Robert C. Ar nette, 1 acre in township no. 13; con sideration $300. G W. W. Ketchin to II. L. Elliott, 2381 square yards in township no. 2; V consideration $0. pt W. II. Kerr, Clerk, to II. L. Elliott, of 800 acres in township no 10; considera- 13 tion $1500. to The Same to HIamp Sims, 160 acres al in township no. 12; consideration $805. The Same to A. Williford, 135 acres el in - township no. 12; consideration $605. The Same to the Same, 1580 acres in - township no. 12; consideration $899. John Hollis to R. S. Desportes, 91$ acres in township no. 8; consideration j. $1000. D Alfred R. Cason to Sarah J. and cE John A. Cason, 127 acres in townships bf nos. 7 and 14; consideration $2500. fr Thos. W. Rkbb, Sr., to Nina Lupo, 306 acres in township no. 13; consid eration $900. A. F. Ruff, Executor, to T. E. Cloud, 240 acres in township no. 8; considera tion $410. T. E. Cloud to A. F. Ruff, same tract as above; consideration $410. Audrew E. Fraser and Christina L. Nook to Win. Ira Turkett, 254 acres in township no. 5; consideration $800. R. M. Simis, Secretary of State, to tc WV. J. Davis, 35 acres in township no. 5; consideration $140.b Edward Leverichi and Thtos. C. Pollock to J. F. McMaster, George IH. Mo.Mastcr and James A. Brice, one lot !n Winnsboro; consideration $2000. Thlomas P. Mitchell to Samuel Weir, 150 acres in township no 1; consiudera Lion, $800. - W.8S. Monteith, Assignee, to the Carolina National Bank, 160 acres in( township no. 1; considerat,ion $200. The Carolina National Bank to Jose phinie N. Ladd, same- tract as above; same consideratiouh, T. W. Erwin to T. G. Patrick, 260 acres in townsh~ip no. 4; consideration $1150. J. C. Mobley to Massey Sims, 1-6 of G an acre in township no. 14; considera- b, tion $107. Oa p Jno. B. Davis, Sheriff, to J. T. Daw- ci kins, 700 acres in township no. 13; consideration $1050.F James H. Rioni to David Kelley, 1 t acre in township no. 14; consideration G $100. F. D. to Margaret A. Berney, 52 acres in township no. 1; consideration $200. P W. J. Herron to Samuel Cathcart, 283 acres in township no. 12; consid oration 2264. HI. C. Yongue to James Jones, 50 ini township no. 8; consIderation $100. John S. Douglass to Margaret Brice,b 470 acres in township no. 12; consider ation $6000. H. L. Elliott to R. W. Brice & Co., 3281-square yards in township no. 2; consideration $2.00. -H. L. Elliott, Executor, to R. W. Brice & Co., 10 acres in township no. 2; consideratiori $1760. TfIESIAIAN MEALL. ONF NIGHT ONLY, FBIDAY EVENING, ,TANUARY 38, 1880. EngagemetExtraordinarv. The Beauti fulari TlenedAmerican Actress,. LOUISE / P 0 M E R OY.' Supported by Her Own Excellent New York Compan, Inoludinq the Popular Tradgedlian, , E, LX&KRA when she ADIR ONDAOXS, F An Episode in High Life. Loise Pome-. roy as Edith Rioylston, the beartiess widow. - ## Notwithstanding the enormous ex-b penso of this great talented actress Asa $ her Company, she has consented to stop se in Wiueboro. for one ni hi, when she it app.ears in her new play. Thea'diisionsi g have been put down to 504 and 7?$ to-en- ei able all to altead. No extra obstge for it reisoetl seats now on sal at Mils aI 00Bifee.tionary, Jan 20?tf B H ibt of.0o0. 0 du PF ~tIh ae ernessly requete oa. 1~1 I 0 TUlE CITIZENS OF FAIRFIELD: HAVE established a Sale Stable at Winnsboro, and a11 prepared to ll stock stock on very accomiodat ig terms, either for cash or on time util next fall for negotiable paper. ersons wishing to buy or swap wiill i well to call on Ine before purch1a9 ig elsewhoro. I will also pay the highest cash price ir . CORN AND FODDER Delivered at my Stable on Congress trect, located one door south of the add building. A. WILLIFORD. jan 20________ OODING & ELLIOTT. Having associated ourselves together r the purpose of carrying on the ROCERY AND SUPPLY TRADE, e beg to inform our friends and the iblic that we have on hand a full stock Cofli'es, Sugars. Flour, Moiasses, ickwhean. HIans, Canned Goods, etc., gether with Bacon Meal, Shoes, Nails, id all such articles as are required by Irons desiring advances. We are also p re)ared to furnish first iss Guanos at fair prices. R. C. GOODING, T. K. ELLIOTT. jan 15-3m FOR SHERIFF. Messrs Editors: Please announce M Preston cooper as a candidate for the emocratic nomination for sheriff at the ming election (subject to the decision the prim-ary election) and oblige many ends in the SOUTHWEbSTUnN PonTION OF THE COUNTY. deo 16 OTICE TO CREDITORS. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF FAIltF1ELD. IN THE CQMMON PLEAS. hn I,. Black, Admr. ofthe Estate of Mtr tha K. Black, Deceased, vc. N. Austin Black, et al 3URSUANT to an order ofCourt, made - in the ebove-stated cause, all credi - ra holding claims against the Estate of ra. . r rtha K. Black, :deceased, are re sired to establish thoem before mue on or ifore the first day of February next. W. HI. KEtR, 0.0C. C. P. F. C. jan 3-td N EYGQ IJOOD GOODS, CHEAP GOODS. *E respectfully call the attention of Sthe public to onr new let of oocds, and request an inspection of them ifore purchasmng Our goodsshave been refully selected, bought at bottom rices, and will be sold a low as' they bfn be bou ght from anybody anywhere. We would call the attention of the dies to our line of Cloaks, Dress goods, tucy Goods, Hosiery, etc. A very pret assortment of Ties and other 11eck oods. Laces, Edginags, Frillings, etc. in GREAT VAII'Y. Our Geuito' Goods department is corn ete in every thing. In heavy goods, such as Jeans, Kerseys, lannels, Homespun., Blankets, &o., we re full up, at the lowest prices. SItOES I SHOES?! SHOES!!! Come and examine our Shoes before sying. Call and see our stock, end we ill convince you that we sell goods as Lea a anybody. We are agent, for 3. &i P. oats' pool Cotton. and Blelding Bros. & Co.'s pool 13ilk-Now York Prices. MOMASTER, BRICE & CO. e~ Awek ir oue W nown,h an o orkc. You shou d try nothingd eleunti yo as oe.No roo to explain hiere. Youi ndevoe llour tim or ory your pa uas . ~rctwrc lal riva'a'r me'Dnt spaln of hard times wile you . ALLW? 00.. Portland, Maine, ataq e, junived andO 1.a r6 d QfOt~i~pO NEW GOODS. LIGHT Barrels, Now Crop New Orleans Molasses. ALSO, A Fine Lot of Sugars--all grades. Jackson's Best Family Flour. Consisting in part of Mule and Horse Shoes, Nails, Trace Chains, and Red Rust Proof Oats, Fresh Cheese and Macaroni, Raisins, Cr.. rants and Citron, CHEAP FOR CASH at D. IU, FPIMN N I E'M. CIIISIIASGOODS o Mince Moat, Famous Now Eng, land Brand Apple Butter-very fine -Ginger Proserves, Leo & Porrin's Worcestorshiro Sauce, Baldwin's Tomato Catsup, Cooper's Gelatino, Wilson's Corned Beof,in 2 lb. Cans. OAT DIEAL, PURE AND FRESII. Cheese, Macaroni, Cannud Poaehes, Pine Apple, Tom atoes, Java Coffeo, Choice Teas, Buck wheat Flour. JUST OPENED. A now lot of Cassimnores, Jeans, Kerseys, ete. Ladies' and Gents' Shoes, Clothing, Hats, Vhito Goods, Domestic l'omespun, Drills, etc. It will pay you to call qu -us be fore purchasing. J. F. McMASTER & CO. doe 11 CJI~I S TM A S --IS COM-TG I And I am preparod to sell YoU all the nice things you want for the I oli days, sutch as Apples, Oranges, Cocona nuts, Citron, Pressed Figs, Currants, Raisins in Boxes, half and (luarters. - ,NUTS. Al monds, Walnuts, Pecans, Brazils, Filberts. CANDIES. French Mixed, Cocoanut, St rips, Japanese Candy, CANNED GOODS. Wilson's Corned' Beef, Salmon anud Sa rdines, Lobsters, and Oysters, Pine Apple and Peaches, Potted Meats or all kinds. FIRE WORKS. Sky Rockets, Cannon Crackers, Roman Candles, Torpedoes, etc. Give me a call. . - W II. DONLY, dee 18 On the Corner . --COME AN!) SEE TIHE BEAUTIFUL GooDs AT, COlliOr & Chleors. ----0 FINE Walnut Cloclis, Gold and Sil ver Watches, Jewelry of all descrip tlon:s, Sterling Silver and Platedwaro. OUTLERY: Carvers, Br'oad, Tablo and Pocket Knives. Fine China and Glass Tea-Sets. OLASSWARE: Pitchers, Preserves, Goblets, Turn blers, &c. FANCY GOODS : Vases, Toilet Sets, Mugs, Cups, &c. Lamps and Lamp Burnei's which make accients impossible. Violins, Bows, Strings, &c. Jan 10____________ NOTICE. M ICT . ELLIOTT has thJs dlay M day withdwu from the' frm of M,attheows & Co. The undersigned will continueo the Grocry business under the same name and styIt as heretofre. .JNO. P. b[A TTIIHEWS, JR., J. HI. CUMMNG8. Winnsboro, 8. 0., Jan. 1, 1880. jan_8-1 NEW TAES CuAIll DES * AND - OOK AND COPY REST. ONFE'of the handiest and hiost po u lag inventions of niodern ,thlEes, an be attahed to an arn'htqir without trouble, P*ies, *D5, 040 and *2,80. ~~ - - Winabord, 8.'Q TIE FRUIE YD OF ALL i HOLLOWAY'S PILLS! ! "I had no appotite; Holloway's 1ills ve mi a hearty one." "Your Pills are marvelous." "I send for another box, and koep thon in the house." "Dr. Holloway has cured my headacho that was uhronio. "1 gavo one of your Pills to my babe for cholera morbus. Tuo dear little thing got well in a day." "My nausea of a morning is now cured." "Your box of 11ollowav's Ointment onrod ino of noises in the head. 1 rubbed somo of your Ointment behind the ears and the noise has loft." "8'nd me two boxes; I want one for a poor famnily." "I oneloso a doller; your price is 25 cents, hut the medicinu to me is worth a dollar." "Send Inn five boxes of your Pills." "Let me have three boxes of your Pills by return mail, for ohills and fever." I have over 200 suel testimonials as these, but want of spaco cotupols we to concludo. FOR CUTANEOUS DIsoRDERs, And all eruptions of the skin, this Oint. nient is most inalnvllable. It does not heal externally alone, but peletratcs wilh the most soarching offeots to the very rcot. of evil. 110LLO IVA Y'S 0TNTM ENT. Possessed of this remedy, every men m a y be ow n doctor. It may be rubbed into tho sy.tem, so as to reach any in ternal complaint: by thesa; means, cures sores or ulcers in the throat stotnach, liver, spine or other parts. It is an in fallible remedy for had legs, bad breasts, contracted or sliljoints, gout, rhoumna. tism and all skin diseases. IMrOITANTCAUTIns.-Nanoe are genuine tim. less the sin:ttntre of J. 11.tvuoeK. as agent for Ihe hinited Mt,tes sutrrounms e-aob box of 'it1s nad Ciiiti.ilnent. Boxes at W5 conti, 62 cents, nad ~1 e?ah. -r' There Is considerable saving? by taking the largei sizes. 'IOLo.wAY & CO., feb 15-ly New York. MERRY CiI STMAS! .0: F ULL STOCK of the choicest and most varied assortment of Geods for the Holidays. We invite the public's attention particulai ly to our 50 CENTS KID GLOVES. These are extra cheap and worth an early inspection. Ladies' Silk Scarfs and Ties, Ladies' Har.dkerchiefs in Boxes at the very LOWEST PRICES -AT-. P. Lt\DEI[IER & BRO. doo 13 Bur Notions, White Goods, Ilosiery and Calicoes at the corner stre of J. M. Deaty' & Co. J. . Beaty' & Co. areo selling Cloth ing, I lats, Ruibber Suit s and( IShoes at lowest, cash prtices. Rlemembher J. M. Beaty & Co. make a., pecialtyv of the Bay St ate Stand(ard See~w shoes, at the store on the corner. A nice stock of goodl Lannidried and1( Unlaun ldried Shirts, C2ollars, Neck wear &c., at J. M. Beaty & Co.'s corner store. Elegant Cashmnercs, M omie Clothi, Worsted, Alpacas, Dreu*ss Lininugs, Crinaolino, &c., atL J. M. Bleaty & Co.'s corner store. You will find Bleached Goods, Sea Island Goods,. Domcstics, Ticki ngs, Keorseys and1( Jeans at thme cor'ner store of,J. M. Bcaty & Co. Groceries of all kinds, Candy, Crack e, Tobacco, Crockery Wooden ware, Plows, Cutlery, Shot, Powder, etc.. always in stock at thme corner store of J. M. Beaty3 & Co. FIRE INSURANCE AGENCY JAMJES W. LAW. 7 o the P'ublic ; Why not insure your property? See the cost of a por diem expenso: Daily cost of insuring $1,000 at 3 per cenft per annum Is only 81 cents. At 2 por cent. per annum Is only 7 At 1~ per cent. per annum is only 4 At 1 per cent. per annum is only 2t At6 . per cent. per annum Is only 2 o. A per cent for 3 years Is only 1.88 At 1. per cent. for38 years is only 1.35 ' At 14 per cent. for65 years iseonly 0.88, At, :f per cent. for 5 years Is only 1.1 o; Dwellings in town or country, detaeh-. ed, Insurable at the following rates, vfz.: For one year i per cent. For three years I 4 per.cont. For five years '2i per cent. Barns and contents, gin houses, baled cotton, store houses, nmerchand iso, mnIlls and churches insurable at adequate rates. I represent only the very best comnpa nlies of long cxperiende and well establish ed character. JAMES W. LAW, nov 22-Gm Aet LITTLE SPEEDY Core S11ellQr. FIR8T PlIFRMIKIV AWARtDED AT THuE .GEOfltOA STATE FAIR. For Ohieann,es, $implicity and Durability this Sheller stande with' out qival. PRXCB, ONLr $5.00, B. S. DESPORTlS & 00., Agento, Ridge y, 8. 0. U. G. DESPOB1 teo 28.8ao~ DONI UNTIL YOU *Seon my stoekjpio rniture, which towest, and c'het,)eRt. aceording to qi low supply of ChromoH, t ieture Fraj 3hados, Mirrors. &n. Furniture neat Lumber and Laths for saie. I am Paetory. All ordor promptly attende Wilson Now Improved Sowing Machii Oct 18 T N 0 S I,AV. THE WORLD WILSON SEWI n workmanship is equal to a Chronoi 3d as L first--class Piano It recoive+d mnd Centennial Expositioi s. rT SE\l >ther machines. Itu capacity is tunlin 1IACHINES sold in the United State >thors. The WILSON MENDING A >f repairing WITHOUT PATCIIIN( 1AGNTD ANE} WILSON SEW _ CHICAGO, I. SPOOL COTTON. ETtA12Tc 1n 1812. GEORGE A. CLARK, HoLE AGENT. 400O BROADWAY, NEW YORK. The distinctive features of this spool Pottcn are that it Is made from the very flnort 8E~A iSTLAND COTTON. It is fliishe:l soft as t,he cotton from wvhich jit is mado; it has no waxing or art ificial finish to deceive thio eyes; it is the st-rongest, smoothest and most elar-t1o ewvIin thread in the markot; for machine moewing. it has no equal; it is wound on W HIT E S PO OL S. The Black is the most JET BLACK Iver p reducod in spool cotton, being i yodb by a system patented by ourselves. ruo colors are dyed b)y the NEW ANILINE PROCESS rondoring themi so peorfect and brilliant ~hat (1ress-makers everywhem rc use them natead of sowing silks. A Gold Medail wvas awarded this spool mottoh at, Paris. 1878, for "great strength'' nd1( 'igonoral excellence" being 'the high ~st award given for spool cotton. We inrito complarison and respectfully msk ladies to give it a fair trial an d con ilneo themselves of Its superiority over LI) others. L'o be had at wholosalo and retail ofI J. 0. BIOAG. BUY THE OLD "CAVE" CORN 'WHISKEY. This is the simon. pure article, meized and sold by the United States Government. The regular "moon shine." U. G. DESPORTES. Scuppernong Wino at $1.50 por gallon. Delightful for Xmas. U. G. DESPORTES. Dry GopAs, Clothing, Saadlos, Idridles and Harnps. Call and e~ir n'p~~ be purchas~n ~ 4sa 0 m re ma'nsxC m m.U-znreowmaamaumr is one of the largot, bondsomest aality, to be found in Winnsboro. A mHn, Wall Pockets, Bra ckets, Window ly ropaired at moderate prices. agent for a Door, Sash and BI1hLu Il to. Also, agent for the Vheele e, and two others. R. W. PHILLIPS. SmS DESITAIU Z o TEOPERAT 4 OHNSON,GtLARKBFG 30 UNION SQUARE NASS. ._NEW-YORK CITY. tUARL :INVENTION. RENOWNED ING MACHINE notor Watch, and as elegantly finish-. the highest awaris at the Vienna dS ONE4FOUIiTH 1'ASTER than lited. There are more WILSON s than the combined sales of all the LTTAC.I1TENT, for doing all kirds t, given FREE with each machino. ING MACHINE Co. l1 .,U. S. A, Ayer's Cathartic Pills, For all the purposes of a Famii Ph si , Indigestion, Wout ton aah, Breath, Headaoho, BrysiDolas, Bheumatism, Bruptions and B kin Diseases, 13il lousness,Dropsy, Tumors Wo rms for .Lurifying the Blood, Are 'lhe most ef fective and comte - ~ nial purgative over discovered. They are mild, but el' - fectual in their a operation, moving the bowels .surely and wvithopat pairn. Although gentle V ~In their opecration, - they are still the most thorough and1 -searching cathar tic medicine that cani he em ployedl: cleans ing the stomach and howels. and even the blood. In small doses of one' pill a day, they stimulate the digestive organs anid promote vigordus~ health. Avsn's PIr,.s have been known for more than a quarter of a century, and haive obtained a world-wide re putation for their virtues. Tihey correct di seased action in the several assimIlative organs of the body, and are so comnposed that obstrue tions within their range cnn rarely with stand or evade them. Not only do they cure the every-day complaints of evers' body, but also formidable andl dangerous diseases that have ba-fllcd the best of' human skill. While ther prodchhC p)ower fuil elfects, they are, at, the same time, the safest and best physic for children. flv their a perient action they gripe nmch les than the common purgat ives, andl never give p)ain whJen the bowels are not In lamed. They rceh the vital fountains of the blood, - and strengthen the sv-stemt by freeing it from the elemnents of' weak nets. Adapted to all ages and conditions in all elimates, containing neither ceniomel nor any dleleterious drug, these Pills may be taken with safety by anybody, 'Their sugar-continig preserves them evei- f-esh. and makes them pleasants to-take; while being purely vegetable, no hatrm van arise from their use in any quianity,. PnNPIAnND BY - Dr, J. C, AVER & CO,, Lowell Mass., 80LDY L L) UGQLTSEV1tYWI1tE. SMITH'S WORM> 0f14 4, ' kter n t4