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N. AND COUNTY. DAY, Fe.bruary 't, : t a 1880. RMS'OF TiE NEws AND hEltALD. ri-weekly edition, four dollars per 2num, in advance; weekly edit ol, o dollars and fifty cents perannum, in advance. Liberal discount to clubs of flve and upwards. RA-Es or AtvElnTIsINo.-'Oue.;dollar* per nIch for the first insertion, a ,ld Ifty cents per inch for each subseq .sent laserion.These rates apply to nil ad vertisements, of whatever naatu 'e, and are pi ayable -strictly inl advance. Coi tracts for.three, six or twel e months made d(uvery liberal tei ms. Tranl sient local .notices, fifteen cents per linte for the first insertion and seven aud one-half cents per Hie for each subsequent Insertion. -Obituaries and . tributes of respect charged as adver tisenents. Simple announcements or marriages anld (eaths published frc or chargc, anld solicite(l. All coinmunicati(oi.q. of whatsoever Ilatire, should be. acidressed to tie Winnsborio Plublishing Company Winnsboro, S. C. IIAILIUOA) SCIEDULE.. 'Vi i1iowing 1 * U1," il(tOIttle of a'rivai onl; te U. c & A. na1 I eotad, p115)f 1i'' ba.si of Wash. ington Milo, whleh Is abuu, uixteen sninute s ahead of WInnsboro time: GOING NOIITII. Columbia............10.63 n. m,........10.48 p. m. Ilythewood,........11.42 a, m......... 11.41 p. in. B1digeva.Y........1 t. in ........'12. p. r. Winnsboro...... 12,31p. nln.........11 1 o. Itm la~ickstoC .........1.9 p. i.'........ 1.) 11 M. Chxeit.Wr.......... 1 89 p. n......... 1.41 a. Iu GOING BOUTRI. Chester ..........2.92 p. m.. .....2.4 A. 1m lacktCk....... 10p.1n ........ 810 n. mi w nu.9baro........2.50 p. in......... 8.57 a. in. Ridgeway'........ .20 p' M......... 4.29 a. mi lthe ii o >d.. ... 8.38 p. n......... 4.48 a. in. uInbla.............4.20 p. la......... 0.30 a. In Now Advertiseienti.t Sheriff's Sales-J. B. Davis, S. F. C. Building and Loan Association--D. R. Flenniken, Sec. * . The greatest effects have somnetimes the smalilest cause. Life is constantly sacrificed by neglect of coughs and colds, when a 25 cent bottle of Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup would save the suffirer. R.EMim.nous.--Services may be ex pected in the dilrerent churches to morrow as follows: Associate Reformed Church-Rev. J. M. Todd, 11 A. 31., and 7 P. 3t. Presbyterian Church-Rev. H. B. Pratt, 11, 4. in. and 43, r. mr. Sunday School, 9, A. Mt. Prayer Meeting, Wednesday, 4a, P. af Methodist Church-Rev. G. W. Whitman, 11, A. mr., and 7, P. ,s. Sunday School, 10, A. X. Prayer Meeting on Thursday at 7, P. 3. PEnsoNAL.-We were pleased to see I:i Winnsboro Judge A. C. Haskell, the President of the Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta Railroad Company, who was here looking after some matters in connection with the Road. The Judge is now well in harness in his niew p0 sition, and is making an able ofilcial. The Company Is certainly fortunate in having as its head a gentleman of in Ielllgence, character and enlightened views,. We have no0 doubt that 11e wil (10 much to remove causes of complaint and to popularize the Rload-matteris entirely ignored by' his predecessor. MAsoNrc ErscTION.-At a special convocation of Winnsboro Chapter, No. 2, R. A. M., held under dispensation onl the evening of the 4th Instant, tile following officers were elected to serve during the pm esent Masonic year: J. S. Connor, IH. P. WV. N. Chahidler, K. U. G. Desportes,'.S. J. F. McMaster, C. H. WV. G. ,Jordan, P. S. R1. J. McCarley, It. A . C. B. F. Bouhvare, G. M, 3d V. ,I. Simpson, G. M. 2d1 V. G. 13. McCants, G. M. 1st V. T. R. 1tobertson, Secretary. Dullose Egleston. Treasurer. I)EAI OF Mn. TP. D. Oxmm.-We regret. to anlnounace .the~ (dathl of Mr. Tr. D). Oxner, which occurred at a late lionur on Tihursday aft1ernoon, after a palinful illness of three weeks. Mr. Ox ner had been in rathier feeble health for some time past, and this fact, comn buned with his old age, rendered him I the less able to withstand the attacks of his malady. I~o was at the time of his death ini tile seventieth year of lisa age. Mr. Oxner came to Winnsboro about thirty years ago, entering into mercantile business with Mr. J. M. Leventritt, now of New York. After tile war the deceased was . in business for a short time on his own account, and in 1868 wvas appointed postmaster at Wlnnsboro. The duties of this po.. sition lie discharged throughout wvith conspicuous fidelity and thoroughness. In fact, In his entIre life he sustained the highest character for integrity and conscientions deiotion to duty. In his death he leaves a name of which hiss descendants may wvell be proud. is afficted -family have the sincere sympathy of the cornmunity in the loss' they have suff'ered.. CENsUs SUPERVIsOs.-As Informa.. tion to those of our citizens who desire positions as census takers, as well as to the pnblic genrerally, we publish the foloin:The census law divides 'the Uited States into one hundred and fifty super'vlsors' district., three of which are assigned' to South Carolina. The Presldent appoints, by and with the advice ad consent of' the Senate, one supervisor for each of these - dis triets, .Each supervisor get. a salary of $50. Heis reqjuired to divide his ~oeh notices h: four Ihet1addnhmabi taglita, and the general superintendent of census. (General Walker) 'lhes to -confirm c*ach oft the enumeratora wbd is placed over these smnailer districts, the supervisorse & ointing the enti. *,~w~oato. ach fy i~ ratoi geW two begin on the first day of June and flu Ish by the 30th day of the same month The goverolent ifrnishes all blanks otc. ITEMS FROb BLACKSTOCK.-Tho Ches tet'. Reporter colitatilis the followinj items of Interest from Blickstock: . The Methodist church at tis plac was dedicated last Sunday by the Rev A. M. Chreitzberg, presiding elder o Columbia District, pursuant to previ ous appointment. There was a largt congregation ill attendance, compose( of manty of all denomiintions ot' Chris. tians in this community. The sermio wits plain and pointed, at times elo. queit, atud was listened to withi markei attention. Tle text was laketi from the Book of Genesis, 25th Chapter, let to the 4th verse, inclusive. The build Ing is forty-eight 1eet long by thirty. four feet wide, and is plastered and painted inside and ont side. Tie pul pit is neat and is well furnished. Thie work wats begun on this church about the firAt of last A ugust, but was at tines much deluved for want o' money and miaterial. MIr. Wiliamii Pratt, an ose.ecmed citi. zen of this coinmunity, died on the30th ulit. He was ninety years old, and was a soldier in the war of 1812. The new acatdeimy building is ap proaching completion. It is not yet knovn who-is to be tenoher. There is somec clanor for a male teacher. To find i competent mian who is willing to (o the work for "the money that is in it" is the next'ihing to be done. It is believed, however, that a good school could be built up here if sone energetic, competont man would take hold of it. Blackstock has been making sonic improvement in the way of phlnting shade trees, which have long beeii needed. The intendant and wardenw deserve and should receive the ivel done of all the citizens for their effortk in this line. LocAL BamEins.-We shall be glad tc have short, and pithy communica. tions from any portion of the county upon any subject of either local or gen. oral interest. Send inl your communi. cations. At the recent drawing of grand and petit jurors for the April term of the United States Circuit Court, the names of the following gentlemen of thif county were drawn: J. A. Grigsby, on the grand jury ; S. B. Lumpkin, James Turier and W. M. Young o1 the petit jury. The next term will be held at Charleston commencing on the first Monday in April. The northern bound fneight train was delayed for several hours at this place on Wednesday-caused by the tender Jumplig the track in shifting frorn the main to the side track. There was all unusual quantity of 6ottoi in town on Thursday and It was sold ata. very fair price for this season of the year. The greatest part of tie eotton crop has, ot' course, been al. ready sold; but sonme of the farmers, who could afford to do so, have held their cotton back from market, anld there is every r'easoni to believe that they wvil l proflt by thie operation. The recent cold snapt of weather has perhaps been beneficial In freezing out the IHessian files or wheat-bugs that have b~eenl destroying the crops of small grali. We have seen thousands of themi in some of the wheat' and oatt patches about town, and It Is wonder fuli to see howv quickly they can make mu bare spot In a wheat or oats field, Some of [lie far'me-s report that wvhole ner'es in their'erops5 have been com-. pletely devoured by these flies. Away with the "THester flies I" Thle Foreigin Missionary Society of the AsasocIal e Reformed Presbytei-mu Church of tIs lace held the regular monthly meetig on Wednesdlay eve ning. The Rev. J. M. Todd. deliveredc an excellent and ver'y approprlate ad diress on the occa~'Ion, atnor wvhichl thie r'egular and1( specialI biusiness of the so oletv wvas transacted. Th'le next meet lng of the society will be held onu the eveninug of the first Wedniesdaiy in March. B.A.ND L. ASSEOCxATION. 11E 00th regtular mneeting of the wVinn&. b)oro Bulling und 1.ean& Associarioni wiln be held in the 'I own Ilan on M.ondarven 11ng, the 9l. Iistant. aLtin'Cloclk. Mrmb.'s wml bring their books and pa.V their month lr" Instal Inents at. or before thaut time, otherwhuse the penalty of teni cents per' shairO wiul b. chanrged after the meeting. There will he0 from ubiry-five hundred to tour thousand doors on D. Rt. FLENNIKRN, feb7T secy. and Treas. SHERIFF'S SALE. Y virtue of an execution to me di L)reoted, I will offer for sale, before the court-house door in Winnsboro, on the first Monday in March next, be tween the legal hours of sale, to the high. e.st bid'der, for cash, the following-de seribed real property, to wit: One lot in the town of Winpeboro, con taining oNn-FooRTx oi ANi AcaB, more or less, bounded on the north by lot of G. WV. Crawford, on the east by lot or Dr. R. A. Buchanan, on the son th by lot of Mrs. 11. 8. Ketohin, en the west by Vander horst street. Leovied on as the prop~erty of Samuel B. Clowney, at the suit of II. I. Desportes & Co. Sheriff's 0011c, -JO.N.'B WinneboroS. U, Feb. 6, 1881). 03hERIFF'S SALE.. B Y vlittue of an execution to tne di rected, I will offer for sale, before th. court-house door In Winneboro, on he first Monday in Match next, between tle legal honra of sale, to the highest bid ler, foir cash, the following-desoribed eAll the p eof land lying in Farheld rourty, containing (INE HUNDRED AND 5121! Acase, ihore or less,' and bounded b -lands of' T., Yarbotough, Bun Hiar sonzOharles Free' and otlpers. Pold 'as oy Alln Stew~rt, at the suit SHERIF'8 SALE. Y virtue of An exoention to ru B1. dlireted, I will offer for sale, bef 're the court- house dook in Winnsboro, on the first UIonday in M.,rch next; with. in the leg1l hours of sale, to the highest bidde r, for cash, the following-desorlbed real property, to wit: One lot in the town of Winnsboro, con. taining ONE-HIALF AORE, .more or less, 3 bounded lota by of T. R, Robertson on the north, Mrs. La wlerdale on the south, C. r U. & A. Railroad on the east, and front ing on Congr.-ss street. hold as the property of J. 0. 8pier & Co., at the suit of E. S. Jaffrey & Co JOHN 13. DAVIS, Rhorifts Office; S. F. C. Winnsboro. S. U., Feb>. 6, 1880. fob 7 . BUY THE OLD "CAVE" OORN WHISKEY. This is the simon pure article, seized and s(old by the United States Govenmaent. The regnilar "moon shino." U. G. DESPORTES. Scuppornong W1ine at. $1.50 per gallon. Delightful for Xnas. U. G. DESPORTE S. Dry Goods, Clothing, Saddles, Bridles and Harness. Call and examine my stock before purchasing elsewhere. Satisfaction guaran teed. U. G. DESPORTES. dec 23 Buy Notions, White Goods, Hosiery and Calicoes at the gorner store of J. M. Beaty & Co. New Goods of all kinds continually arriving at .J. M. Beaty & Co.'s, on the.corner. Remember J. M. Beaty & Co. make a specialty of the Bay State Standard Screw Shoes, at the store on the coriier. A nice stock of good Launidried and Unlau ndried Shl rts, Col lars, Neck wear &c., at J. M. Bieaty & Co.'s cornerc store. J. M. Beaty & Co. are selling Cloth ing, Hats, Rubbcr Suits and Shoes at lowest cash prices. Elegant Cashneres, Momic Cloths, Worsted, Alpacas, Dress Linings, Crinoline, &c., at J. M. Beaty & Co.'s corner store. You will find Bleached Goods, Sea Island Goods, Domestics, Tickings, Kerseys and Jeans at the corner store of J. . Beaty & Co. Groceries of all kinds, Candy, Crack er's, Tobacco, Crockery Woolen ware, Plows, Cutler'y, Shot, Powder, etc.. always In stock at the corner store of J. M. Beaty & Co. GOOD)ING & ELIOTT. IHaving associated ourselves together for the p)urpose of carrying on thme GROCERY AND SUPPLY TRADE, We beg to inform our friends and thme public that weo have on hand a full stock of Cofl'c Sugars. Flour, Molasses, Uek wheat, Uams, Canned~ Goods, etc., and1( all such articles as are rcqui'r'ed by persi'ons desiring adlvances. WeT~ are also prpcIar'ed to fur'iish first class Guanos itt fair priies. IR. C. GOODING, T. K. ELLITT. jan 15-3m LITTLE SPEEDY COI Sliellor. FIRST PREMI'M AWARDED AT THE GEORGIA STATE FAIR. For Ch enoness, Simplicity and Durability this Sheller stands' with Iouit a rival. -PRIC E, OZNLY $5.00. Rl. S. DESPORTRS & CO., Agents, Ridgoway, S. C. For Sale by U. G. DESPORTES, - Winnsboro, S. C. dec 28-8mos HIOLLMYAN'S LIVER HOP BITTERS and Cough Remed'es, Lozen'gea, Tar D rops, Hloarhound Drops 703 BALI AT DRUG STOUE 07 W. E. AIKEN. FOR SHERIFF. Meears. REors: Please annonne 31 J1. Preston Cooper as a candidate for the Democratic nomination for sheriff at the coming election (subjee6.to the decision of the primary election) and oblige many riends In the SOUNWE8TERN ponTloN ow TBl COUNITY. $100?anyoutocag lt, a h nt asm el n . Nan a rmak. e.a #aemoney fat. Any one candtieok etn or vene LAW CARDS. J. E. MIDDONALD, ATTORNKY AT LAW, NO. 3 LAW RANGE, WINNSBOlo, s. . W" In Iear of Court No1use. jan 29 0. W. BUCHAAN, . A'I'I'oNEY AT LAW, WINNSBORO, ,. C. 1Ofte In the Harden Ithilting, East Sido Congress Street. fob 4 SALE STABLES. TO THE CITIZENS OF FAIFIELD: IIAVE established a Sale Stable at Wiinisboro, an(d aii prepared to sell stock stock oil veiE accotnitiodat igi teri, vitier )for Cah or on (imo until next fall for negotii.able paper. Per-'sonis wishiig to buy or s way will do weil to call on tie before purehas- I mug elsewher'e. I will also pay tho highest cash price for CORN AND FODDER Delivered at my Stable on Congress Street, located one door south of tho Ladd building. A .WILLIFORD. Jan 20 NEW GOODS. FIGHT Barrels, Now Crop New 1.U Orleans Molasses. ALSO, A Fine Lot of Sugars-all grades. Jacksoni's Best Family Flour. IKARDWARE, Consisting in part of Mulo and Horse Shoes, Nails, Trace Chains, and Red Rust Proof Oate Fresh Cheese and Mae dai, Raisins, Cur% rants and Citr; CHEAP FOR CASH at. ' D. R1. LENNIKMN'S. FIRE -INSURANCE AGENCY --OF JAMIES W. LAW. 70 the P'ubtio.' Why not insure you r property? See the cost of a per~ diem expense: Da-ily cost of insuring~ $1,000 at 3 per cent per annum is only $} cehts. At 24 per cenit. per annlfumf iR only 7 e At 1.~ per cent, per annum is only 4 o. At I per cent. per annum is only 2$ o. A t- ercet.per annum is only 2 c. A o..pr et for 3 years is only 1.88 o. A t 1 per cent. for 3 yealrs is onay- 1.356o, At 14 per' centt. for 6 years is only 03 a. At ' 1)per eent. for 5 yenrs is only 1.10. Dwelling~s in town or count.rs, detach ed, insurable at the following rates, viz.: Foer one year i per cent. For three years 1 4 per cent. For five years i} per cent. Barna and contents, gin houses, baled cotton, store houses, m erohand ise, mills and churches insurabloat adequate rates. I represent only the very best comnpa. nies of long experienco and well establish od character. JAMES W. LAW, nov 22-Gm Aet =COME AND) SEE BEAUTIFUJ. GOODS AT COlliOrf& ChaRQ1ors. FINE Walnut Olocks, Gold and 8i1 ver Watches, Jeweh-'y of all descrip tions, Sterling Silvor and Platedware. -CUTLERY: Carvers, Bread, Table and Pocket Knives. Flino China and Glass Tea-Sets. GLASSWARE: Pitchers, Preserves,. Goblets, Tumn blers, &c. FAKCT G0058 : Vases, Toilet Sots, Mugs, Cu ps, &o. Lamps and Lam p uners wvhioh make accidents impossible. Violins, Bowvs, Strhigs, &o.. . 'O1t COUN~TV ~C IS IONER. T he ftieud$o hmie G~ H ~on, 'of ~iot qai flato hitti tot tae d~6oof e~ ope s 0to n GREAT EXCITEMEN' --AT PAL'EITTO HOUSE. JUST ARRIVED one of the finest a sortmenta of Liquors in the Boro. Or Barrel of GibsnX'4 Celebrated Old Necta 1840; Three liarrols of fine old Rye Whi key: 1st, Old Imperial Cabinet Whitiko; 9 -years old; 2nd. also, the Mabel Mille, ditto; 3rd. Roanoke Rye, the oleut.1 ditto. Corn Whiskey of the best grade North Carolina Corn.Sweet and Sour Mas of the best grades Also. Wines and Brai dies of th e flinest brands, I have also tin-, lot of Cigars and Tobacco which will dis'iose of at reasonable prices fc cash only. Give me a call, and I will tret you right. Philadelphia Lager Beer n ways on hand from the eilebrated frrm ( Borger and Engell. You can ilind me i all times at the Bar under the Winfilor Hotel, next door to D. R. Flennilen' Call and see me. - J. CLENDINING. aug 20 GOOD GOODS CHEAP GOODS. E rerpectfilly call the attention < the public to our new lot c Gorads, and request an inspect ion of ther before purhasing Our goods have bee carefully selected, bought at bottor prices, And will be sold as low as Ale Can11 be 1oiii1ght from anybody anywhcr< We would call the attention of th ladies to our line of Cloaks, Dress good: Fancy Goods, Hosiery. etc. A very pre ty assortment. of Ties and other Nee Goods. Laces, Edgirigs, Frillings, oto. i GREAT VARIETY. Our Gents' Goods department is con plete in every thing. In heavy goods, such as Jeans, KersOy Flannels, Homespuns, Blankets, &c., w are full up, at the lov est prices. SHOES! SHOES!! SHOES!!! Come and examine our Shoes befoi buying. Call and see our stock, and v will convince you that we sell goods cheap as anybody. Ap- We are agents for J. & P. Coat pool Cotton. and Belding Bros. & Co. pool Silk-New York Prices. oct 7 M1 MASTER, BRICE & CO. JUST REC*EIVED 0' BARRELS Buist's selected Iri Potatoes, 1 ca.-load of Whi Seed Onts, 1 ear-load of Lime, and a iii stock of selected GRlOCERIES. WVe are agents for the following bri of Guanos: Patapseco, Lowe's Goorg Formula, Acid Phosphate, G, Ober & Sor Poinole Aunmoniated super Phosphate Lime and Dissolved Bone, South Care) na Phosphate. Give us a call, and we will give yt BOTTOM FIGURES. J. F. McMASTER & CO. Jan 29 - MERRY CHRISTMAS FULL STOCK of the choicest'an most varied assortment of Geod for the Holidays. We invite the public's attentio particulaily to our 50 CENTS KID GLOVES. These are extra cheap and wort an early inspection. Latdies' Silk Scarfs and Ties, Ladiel Har~dkerchiefs in Boxes at the ver LOWEST PRICES -AT-* P. IANDE(KER & Blf. dec 13 FRESH ARRIVAiS. ALL SORTS OF NICE GROCERIE AT DONLY'S. Fresh Augnsta Flour, of all brands, Frea lUokwheat Flour, Kentuck Dried Dee Dreakfast Stulp ew Mesas Mackerel, No Mes Shad, i l sized pakag suitable for plantation ute, ure 'La Lard in cans, buckets and tubs'. Seed an Eating Irish Potatoes, Garden Seeds, et --wALSO-.. Steel Plows, Collens & CO.'S Axas, Bloxes Chewing Tobacco, . ll grade0, cents pet lb. au4 tupwar. A LSO , THE WORLI WIlSON SEw in workmanship is equal to -. Chrom 9 - ec as a first-eliais Pjiano It receive( S and Centennial Expositiors . IT8 S.0 .othor machines. Its capneity is unoil MACHINES sold in the Uni'ted Statf othors. The WILSON M:rNDING of repairing WITHOUT PATCHIN t, AGENTS)-~ .O I. WANTEDO VIIN E )f A t CHICAGO, I 1). C~ if 00 fo SPOOL ' OTTON. .0TRAD E MAR 1K O~co GEORGE A. CLARK, 8OLE AGENT. 400 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. The distinctive featu'ren of this spool cottc n are that it is miadc Irom tho very *ine t SEA. ISLAND COTTON. It is finished soft ws the cotton from which it i imdon; it lts no waxing or aktificial finish to deceivo the eyes; it is the ktrongest, smoothest and m1o0. elost i e sowigu thread in the maritet; for machine sowing it hna 11 equal; it is wound on WIIT E S PO O LS. The Blackc is the most JET BLACK ever produced1 inl apool cotton, being d ed by a Rystemf patented by ourselves, Is Tio etheors are dyed by t ho in NEWV ANILINE PItOCESS s, rendering them so perfect. and( briint og that dress-ma~kers Oeer where uise them .isteadl of 50owing silhs. ~-A Gold Medal was nwarded thi. spool cotton at Paris, I187M, fo r* "gret, streng h'' Sand1 "general excellenice" heing the h igh eat award given for spool colic ni. We in vito comnpa rion nnd respetful1ly ak ladies to give it a fir tri'al aund con vince thenisolves of issproiyoc all others. speirtotr To be ha:1 at wholesale and1 retail of J.O0. 13OAG. I B a~ a SMIH'SWORM OIL h A'runa, (A., December - iB. d the or 011 a n thenex ayv o pe 1 *large worms. At, the same time I gave one pase to ry litl gir,4tor year 0(,and she WOntM OIL for Nale by Mwelaster &Dee. ~i~redy Dr. E. 8. LYNDON, Athens 05 tfly THE~ AND. Boo* ArNDc01nast. ALUAT3L I V1 TION IENOWNED IG AP'iw mlotel: Watch, and as efiantly finish.. I t'he highest awards at tho Vienna YS ONE-FOURTH -:FASTER than nited. Therm are, morm WILSON !: than the combined sales of all the A.TTACIMENT, for doing all Iinds J, given FREE with each inachino. 1N MACHINE COs L..U. S. A,_____ ES$TIQUE E0 ERAV~T Am HIN) ~HNBoN, LARKago '_30 UNION SQUARE MASS. NEW-YORK CITY. Ayer's Ague Cure, For Fever and Ague, ntormittont Fover, Chill bFever,ltemiLont Fo ver, Dumb Alie PoriodiotdorBiliout Forer &o., rd indooj vl thbe afi'ectlons which arlso from malaril ous, maroh, or miamatilo poisons, This Is a compomid romerly, prepared with scientille skill froil vegetl)e t ingrellien whiih 3i:rely fails to cilrO th severest enses or Chills nd Fever and the concomitant disorders. Sucit a remely (le necessities of that 1,opflhe ill n1111ln1. r1ot1s districts demand. Its grentitieriority - over ainy otlier meliciio yet dliscovercit lhr the cure of1 Inter ittents is. iliat it oitains ito qui. ntine or minuertal, 1nd tholwe who tako it Jre f-co from dn gor of qutilim or nny Injurilos effects, and arc is letihliiy tiller iisiig It a beflre. It ins been cxtensively elemployed dtrhig itho laet. thirty years in the Ireal mi-nt of thcso dlistressing disorders, anld so unvaylag li c eeni its success thint it tins gninct the reptition or habig il. libl. It enn, therefore, be sarely recommmleil s a sUITre remeTly ui siecitic for 0ho Fever aet Agile or the West, ntid the Chills an1 Fever of [tie South. 3'% coimitetacts the minsumntic poison inl the blood, . nl frees-tle system from Its 11111 ence, so that fever and ague, shiakes or chills, ice broken up by it, () niot return util the diseaiRO fis-iliin ciratt r1gier. Trhe great vark'ty oif disuirrirs' whh'h1 nr1.4n ".om the h'ittionl of this. j'Iis14 ineh n.s Neurn igla, Ithe111nnelltam, ( tit, lIt-ndnehe, '1111 iitiness, Tloot hnlelle, 1:n irnchie, Ci tn a z, A ut hlinn, Pal1.. ittioin, Spb'lei A tintl nn. Itly,,t e-ris, Patn in the Bowels, Co in, Pairi vala, and deranigo of tile Stomneah, nll of* wih become hiieriit tent or peri'odica!, hiave ino .4peedier' remedy thtt A van'~s Aorn Cunt-, u blehl (cures4 thiem nill itlke, and prlotects thie systeml romi fututre ntitneks. As ai preventiv'e, It 13 or huml~enise iervice ill thios comifiesC whore Fevr .nil Aj iie tilevnita, as it statys the developniment 0f the tii..naec if takent '1n the first tapproach ,uf'the premilonitory & ympi. thuts enabled to dery these diisoriers, huh fevr wiill everi uT~rit' they ava'il themlveslY of thie 11t i Cacellent :oeiy ; it etithnltes this organt into0 henitihy actIvIty, 81nel prodluces innuy ruumrk able enure.i where other medicines tall. Prepared by Dr. J. C, Ayer & Co., Practical and Analytical Chetists, .LOW l'L L, .1IA X. BOLD IIY AL. tiJOiTs Ev'iEIYwitiR~ TUE FR'IEND) OF ALL? HOLLWAYSL!! "I had no appetitoe; Holloway's Pilla yo m1e a ht'arty ono." ''Your Pills are marvelous." "I send for another box, and keep them inI the housie." "Dr. Holloway has ouredl my headacho thal, was ehronie. "1 gave one of y our PiPN to my babo for cholera miorbuis. 'Ttio donr little thling got well in a day." "My nausea oft a morning is niow "Your box of Holloway's Ointment e ocured me of nofses in the head. I rubbed some of your Olnimeint behind1 the ears and the noise has left.." ' "Send moe two boxes; I want one for a poor family. " "I enclose a dollar; your price is 21 eients, but theo modiocino to me is worth a dollar." "Send me flye boxes of your PUIs" "Let me have three 'boxOus of your P'ills by 'return mail, for ohills and fever." 0 I have over 20such tetiionins as those, but want of apace compeis me to concludo, , Fon CUTANEOUS DISORDEng, And all eruptions of the skin, this Olnt~.~ mnent is most invaluable. It does not~' hecal ox ternally alone, but pen otrates1d. iihI the most scarching effects to theYd very rcot of evil. * * , I ottOWA Y'S OINT M EN~'s Possessed of this remedy, every man may be own doctor. It may be rubbe4k~' lute the .system. so as to riaoh any. ternal Qomlipaint - by these means, ttp4 sores or p'loors In..the. thlynt stob)~ livor, spine or other parts., 1t6s fallible remedy for bad',ted, badb'. contrautod or' stiff oli tts gout, th Va tism"i and alls sli i e$eos, IMV'R)TtANT OAIYlI UTI0Qe ottn~ less aJslgnatttre of .tottetgtt the United 8tates burrO O9o1il ; and Chitmient, * Dox68~ ~~tt Q014 8P 'fhqre Is 000sidera the latrge: sitos, )uwW~ feb 6-f