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PALMETTO SHIELD r ALII El TO 31 ARCH 20, 187 3 Agents for ll*_ Shield. J. 1 hliiiigtnf). Geii i A^ent. 1 till M. 13(111 1 A"t in Atlanta, rriin’l N. Dimkcll, LKmi<*lci county. W'lM.-.- i). Wu!ktm, Purr* II county Jnj 1. J. G. L’fctn, Fayctii couuty. vJi. K clia il ill)' h , till.i or Jt:uuV. J JONES, T *®.Si ATE RONDS MR KEYNOI.It KS-I’UOTV ARTIST MRS BnKEI! Be*. 015. MI'S SALE MUS BO 11A NOV:- .110 i ESTEA 1) HAILEYS®. LI EL FOR DIVORCE J E CKo'\ ETI *©- MILL-WRIGHT 1) 0 GORE.; [$T ESI HAY NOTIRE MISSQ. S.MTIUCfeg- NEW GOO O' - THROWER NO. 7,1 Oti. T. MEETS EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT At Fail-burn, (la. \V. T. IT boils, Lu(!g* Deputy, J. F .Gotightl.v, w. 0. TANARUS, Miss Lola Gniitu-li, V\ . V. 1, I. Q. C. Grice, VV. S. J. II Strickland, VV. F. S, Jaß. T. Torrance, W. T. Jno. Rej Holds, \V. G. L. S. Malone, VV. M, Miss M Mi Kowii, VV. D. M, Miss Gallic Landrum K. 11. S, Miss Helen Vickers, L. H. S, Miss Bell Green, I. S. G, Sain’i Brantley 0. S G, ( iniiclt Directary. yj.'thi dirt Chinel —services at Palmetto t> Kit 1. H Ticmoiia, ou the 1.1, 2n<t m and 4lli r ttlit uil s in each monili.nt 11 n c'oek, *. aid ai 7 i.’c'oik, r. a. Union prayer ducting iv.iy VVtdrie day- night. At Jones’ Clmpi I— si ivices tty K T. 11. Tin nine, every 3rd Sail a. b ai.d 8a unlay DI foie- also tvery Stli Ss.bl.alh. Palmetto Gotten Market. LOCAL AD VET THEM ENTS. I / LNII TT O LODGE, F. A. i UNITY LOD< E . NO. 74 S. ZelUrs, W. M. VV. S. Zell a is, S. W VV M. VYaitlii.il, J. W. J. T. Beckman, Secretary, J. M. IT pki- , Treasurer, E. It. Thornton, S. R. t J S. Bowen, J. D. .J lin Harrison, Tvler. Meets Ist and 3rd Sat in day i ijfl t* tu bi. ontb. i\\>. 11,a I ten ti< t: if Ga| it-Enl* tie : diet tisetin lit i 1 John J"i <‘S State T re-isnrer. Ml Joshua Stiri public, a pr< mlnei.t rit zni ot Fayette G unity, dn and one day last week Lai ye qiVaiititieft cl fertilizers are daily btint; l.anled fr. m our town, by the fanners Cit to Sim Zell a is, the live gncii and pet the Win tli_o > 1 1 v ii < my. An Organ Grinder witii a monkey n,roused the people if Newn none day last week. _ Caution^—Al w ays “Look Uf.uo yon b ap, „i and you will never up ret it. ]f y ( u desire to take the al i ve advice _ call on Tboiidol & lloli man, and gel gted bargains. Seeing is beiiovm;. Gtil i'i > e ecu vit 11 and, iliat Mr Rey lin'd a 1 hot<* { in) h Galli iV, ep-etailP in the Gai rett& VVaUlu'l Ilall, is the \ lace to get your picture taken. Four for 50 cts Ferntypes two dozen for 50 cts lie n mains only a few weeks. No family should be without Dr Goodman,B medicines. They ire no patent humbug but are manufactured by the Doctor himself, as he has over twenty jeais experience in the prac tice of medicine in the south, he knows better- what class of medicine,, arc suitable for the cure of diseases in this cTmate than physicans who live at a dirt Mic, Mid sell their tned cine through agents “'Win it M u visit Fahl urn d< n't forget onr friends Dr Unlsey and Capt Nelms. Tin y will sell you any thing they hare to sell cheap. They have just received a fresh supply of eyory thing that is usually kept in a fir j t class village Drug store, Tlcy have a good supply of lush Garden Seed, also family Groeeiies Call on them, you will find them polite, clever and always willing and ready to wait on custerncr Coi guss has passed an aetth a the Ist day of January next, all news papers passing through the mail must e prepitied this does not include uewj papers in the tespectivc counties where hey ure published’ as they ere.cat iit and ree of postage to any Post o ffice in the county where a weekly journal is pub ished’ The City out Lot iti• s 1 n\o invilt and th P esideut to visit Charleston. If yon see a tin. f eariying off any ol Clark Smith’s Furniture ? stop him, ejtai inn the furniture well, and then go to Clark, and buy s in just like it.— We see p. lode enryiiig fl‘ this <r niture nearly every day, tint ae we have daily trains, Clark will neve.l be uithont. as the trains biing it In, as fast as be : entile early i away Mar 10 lii 1873. Edr. Shield, The demands of the puzzle in yoni issue of 8 tb ins,, aie mij plied by the aoi and “M ..dam” VV G R- C.ui-eet E’. FAIRIUJIijrTITiIEA I ENEI) WITH RES’! RUCTION. On tin- nighi of lb,; 15t!j, inst. the hiuiding neeiitly oteupied by Mr. Floyd, as a v.oik-. Imp ii, Fail bum was discoveitd on tin , just in time to he extinguished. Had it b m discov crid a lew tin im n s later, the town would In.ve been reduced to ashes.— It was evidently .he wn k of an incen diary, as several puces ol halt burned matches were found on the floor, — The town is in.w guided by a n’glit Police. Mr Edi. Is not tiie lellecte n of oue slef in a looking glass the answer to | lizzie No 7? YT urs Ac. T. L. T. It is. Maikhikd. Jt tlis residence if VV, 11. Morgan, near, this place on the lllli inst by R. v S. R. Steed, Mr. James lh swel and Miss Mattie VVoodhy. A soi er printi i can get good weg es ,und a j eitnaueut situation, by ap' plying at this office. Out? that drinks liqU'U net and m>t apply. Read the beautiful.story “Glnistine Awake” and send for the interesting book, Irolli which it is an extract. Two printers e ili.ng tliemse! v, s VVudiSeil i Gaidw,!i passe? throilgll mu tuwn tueil Siituiday, ci'iitiacte ti< wuik lor u, t-ti/iil tiitirU'ft lii.iii mu i llici? tu ti n alnutint of about $5 anil v>f* Sunday noiniug. Link (> tit ini it.citi A'lanta. Fl it ti e til l.ilit I I mil Di ftyias Mib 111 ibt in,u I i );i 111 iti ii aii, (i ‘y one a link, wi- Inn il aigiil inr day >■’ ji.tixi.it! Inn T i ti! i> \ 1 1 \\ i dnoeiiay TI.. ini ningmiii ii* aim nng ! liuco!- o ml {x-o|.it? i t out vicinity twoditcl, l.ot \i. ■ k ti t a 1 1 m i uim. lll In in ii wti and two inon , au; iliouglit to be be yond lei-oiiiy, NT w ntmil inß linin a ilistani'C art cutn-tuiiliy aiiivin-t. enter oursci.*ol. O\V i one bui du ll lxw m B\ver ti roil Call. Judge Sin vl was in town one day las t VII k. He ] UlilliiK and U b t O til'll boi ks a Mil lines, a pocket lull of assa foetid a, and started immediately fin Dll'* l ive i on a piscatorial excur sion. VVe expect to receive a mess of liih on bis return, and a gluvvii g dr sci iption of Ins ti ip. Tin- giow lli and stiuctpre of tlio ho man hair, is very plainly set lortli in a pamphlet, published k by H. P. & Cos., Nashua, N. I!., pi< (’iifiois_ • [Jail's Vr it talde S ciliun Hair Rerew or, for grutnitous distribution. Jh f ' deservedly high reputation of their preparation lias wholly beeu gained by its merits. Being lice from oil and alcohol,lt has a healthy action on the scalp Restoring gray hair to its natural color without dye i,g it cures itdiug of the scalp, a moves and prevents dajidtnff, and will thicken up the thin locks, buch are the denefits whic are conferred upon the consumer.-* No one shield negl •<> < give ia~ trii I. JoUKNAI. & StATF.SMAS, WujtiNG t< k, Dei.. Robbery • A Mr. J Register of Newnan Geotgia, has made complaint to tire authorities that he was ribbed on Monday night <1 the sum of $200.00 by s. me ratty He was supposed to have bem diinkii.g at the time. There is no clue as \ tto the lobtei, though in police ate on the qri vive, and wil ni doubt get him yet. Eugene Addison, the Soap man, dis upp, iuled onr town people, by lulling to entertain them with a Concert on Tuesday night, as stated n bis i and bills. rI ; \f iilll Su l 1 rvs th it Pal metto Benzine caused the Shield to appear wrong tide out." last week. Well my/Son, be kind enough to send us a sobei printer for we stand greatly iu need of cue. GEORGIA, I Su ptm.i total Campbfi.i, Coumty. j Feb Tettu, 073 Fredeiick Bailey va S aruli Bailey I Abel for JDnorc* R ule to per/ea r;ro | It abbe"ring to the Court by the rctur>, f the tb? ff. that the Detendont dm n> <it:; :.i tilts county; eud |r. fur? her inquiring that she q-rea nor retide In this State. 1 i- on motion of Coonsm o:- ’■ l that said D-feu lsat appear and answer at this term of the court’ else tha t he ca- be c nsi eretl ia def lu't and the PI ' nlitf allowed to proceed And it is further irdered that his rule he published In the Palvktto Sbiki.d a public G*ette of said county once a nioirh for low memhs. thom ao w, latham. Petr'* Atty. Ot. er Granted, HUGH BUCIIASA|I Judge, S. C.; T. C. A true extract from the minutes of the Superior Court of said c.untj, March, 2uh 1873. M. F. W OOHDALL, C. S. C. Eat ray Notice. There came to my house during last Christmas week, a red and black spotted sow shout, maiked as follows: a split in each ear. The owner is here by notified to come forward, ;ay x -penses, and take it away. This March, 25'h 1813 and. c. gob£;i;, Near Gross Anchor, Ga. J F CROWELL MIT L WRIGHT Is now brebared to do all kind of work in his 1 no. Parties wanting old mills rebaired, or new oi es built, Will do well to call on him. He solicits the patronage of -hose wanting work one on gins running by wuter,or machinery oT bdv kind, J. CROivELL. Paimet'-"’ €U, Asa ss-noKgin xxn mrscMß*® sr sorb iai toff Pky*tc4&ng than any ether Toma sr Bim u'.at bov la uaa. They aro A SURE PRETENTIVB, Wot Ttrrer u 4 Ague latermittenta, BUiooansaa bb4 bU 4i*h order* arising from malario** vaua*#. Ther or* highly e©- ommandedaaan ANTI-DTBPIPTIC, aaAla taiti af WDI. QKBTION are iwalvadlb. Aa aa AHFKTIZKIfc and Aft* CUPERANT, and la aaaea of GENERAL DEBILITY the/ hare sever la a ilngle iaaUaco filled ia g reducing Mao gioct bßppj result*. They are yartlealarly __ BENEHCIAL TO FEVALfiL Btrcßgthenlng tha body. lnvig*YUng the Bind, art# ■feta* tome and elasticity to tho vholi aysteta. The HOUI BIT TERS are compounded with tho greaMat of sare, and mo toa 1c stimulant has erbefore teea offered U the pvbll* ee PLEASANT TO ThK TASTR and at tha aams Mae eecnhla *o* ae many remedial ayecu ewdnrmd by tho medical fraterni ty aa the beat known to the rharmaaopaaia. It scale hot ll* tie to give there a fnlr trial, and _ Every Family Shoaald ITave m Bottle. No preparation in tho wor:d can produce ae may unqanll- Bed endorsement i by pbyaieiama of tho very highest area ding la their profvasi-n. Endorse*t alto kg a* a~n u,u , m um t 1...1.1 , Oonalpapert. 4 Bay. V*. X. Dakoc*, the oldest Mathodlat mialater la 8k Louia, cay a tha Home Ritters ware moat grateful ia contribu ting ia tka reaooraUen of my rtrmgth, and aa taareaeo •• appetite. A * Oaaoay Ho., June K, JF7I. Perwoo greatly da Mil ta ted. ae T have been, and who require a tonic or •TatvLajrr, need aaak Car aethiag better than tka Hobo Bitter*. 8. W. COPE, Freetdiag Rider H. B. Church. PUttsbqrg Dietrich I'UID hr ATS* HaUSI UOAHTAJL | r*. Loots Ho.. Oar. h. IS7Q. ( /ana A. Jaareo a Co.-1 have examined the formula for Making the “ Home Stomach BUtere," aad used them in thla kooyital the last four months. I coattdcr them the meat tala* able tonic and stimulant aov ta mac. B. H. MKLCHXR, Reside at Physician la oharge U. B. Marlas HeepltaL Janie A. Jacaaoi A Ca.—Gentlemen: Aa yon hate ec*- laualeatod to tho modioal profaoaioa tha rooipe af tho “Horn# Bittera," it cannot, t hare fora b* soaeldered as a patent mat loin*, no patent haring been taken for it. Wo hare omaainoA the formula for making tha " Hash# litters." and nnhaata ttnglf say the combination is ana of rara anaallanaa, all the articles need ia its composition nr# tha hoot of tho slaoa t which they belong, being highly Tonic, Btimuiant, Btoarackic, Carmißltiye, anl alightly Lasatiro. Tha mode of preparing them ia strictly la accordance with tho taloa af pharmacy. Haring used them ia enr private pmotico, vo taka pleaoare in reoommending them to all porsona dertron* of taking Blttoro. as being tho bast Toaio and B*Amulnat aov affarod ta tha tic. FRANK O. PORTER, Prof. Obstetrics and Planeesa af Women, CoUaga af Ph/at* ciana, aad late member Board ef Health. L. C, BOISLINIRR* Prof, a# Obstetric* and PU cease of Woman, St. Louta Med. Cos liana. DKAKI McDOWKLL, H. D., Lata Praa't. Ho. Medical College. I. A. CLARK, M.D., Prof. Bursary, Mo. Medtaal CoUaga and lata Resident PhyaW elan City Hospital, St. Louia Missouri. HERBERT FRIMM. Prof. Preetlaal Pharmacy. Bt. Louia College ef Pharmacy. J. C. WHITSHILL, Ed. Madlcnl Arsblraa. Alf. Hbacoci, M. D. Dr. C. V. F. Lyowia, C. en*CKa, M. P. 8. Oman Moses. M. D. C. A. Wane, M. D. W. A. Wilcox. M. D. X. C. FRANKLIN, M. 8., Prof. Surgery, Homceoiathic Medical College. T. J. VASTINE. M. D., T. O. COMSTOCK, M. D.. Prof, of Midwifery and Diseases of Woman, Callage af Honati pathio Physicians and Snrgeons. JOHN T. TRMPLM. M. P.. Prof. Malaria Medloa and Tharaupautica, UemopetiUs Modi cal CoUaga af Missouri. JNO. CONZLRMAN. M. D., Laotnror On Piaaaaea of Children. Homceopathle College of MiaconH. CHABLRfI VASTINE. M. D., Pr*L of Physiology, Merest pathio Medical Collage of S*. JOHN HARTMAN, M. D.. Prof. CUalaal Madiclaa, Oai. Hommopathic PkyMclaaa and Bnrg't, They are aaperior ta all other Btomaeh Ritters. KNNO SANDERS. Analytical Chcettrt. ITa Bitten In tha world ana thorn . _ SIMON HIRBCH. Analytical Chemist. Eminent PkysleißU of Chteajro. The formula for tho Homo Bitten ha* been submitted to as, and we beliove them to be tho beat tonic and stimulant Cat general nee new offered ta tha pnblio. H. Wnoeirmr, M. 8., 0. A. Manana, Analytical Jam. V. 2. Elliot, M. B. Chemist. Praf. Chemistry, Bush H. 8. Habs, it. 8., Medical College. U. XcYicab, M. D., J. B. Worn, M. 8., Son s. B. Baum, X. D., T- 8. Hotax, M. D.. R. Lodlam, M. D., Tho*. T. luu, M. D., Jaa. A. Cotuffs. M. D., J. A. Haw. M. D. Eminent Physicians in Cincinnati, Hearty all of whom are Profeasors is ana ar the ether af tho Medical Colleges, No other Bittors have ever been offired ta tha public e bracing so many valuable reoodial amenta. J. L. Yattixii, M. D„ L. A. Jambs, M. 6. T. Simpcoi, M. D.. 8. P. Bomin, M. C. 8. McscKArr. M. D., O. W. Bwua. M. D., W. T. TALLiAraxao. it. V. J. J. Ours*. M. D., J. H. Bccxvn, M. D., W. R. Woowaj, M. B, O. A. Dohxbtt. M. D., R. 8. Watib. Cherniak C. Woodwabb, M. D., O. K. Tatlob. X. D., D. W. McCabthy. M, D., P. P. Malbt, X. 8., R- H. Jobksob, M. D. 8. B. Toklzbsob, X. W. Eminent Phjtldas, In Mempfelt; The Home Bittera are an Invaluable remedy far iMdlgeatfag and diseases arising from malarial sanaes. S. B. THoaHToi, M. D., Aun. Kssbiwb, X. It., in charge of City Hospital, M. R. Hodobs, M. D., J. M. Bodozbs, m. D., Paul Otby, M. D., H. W. PmutKLL, M. D., M. A. Bdmoxm, M. D., Bavdfobs Bill, M. D., Joe. E. Ltbcb. M. D. f Eminent l-bysieianx 1 n Pittsburgh; B. P. Dakb, M. D., Wm. Clowbs, M.D., W. R. Child#, M. D., D. H. Willabd, M. D., O. Vote, Chemist, J. H. McClbllabb, X. And Hundreds of Others ta all parts of tha North, Wart and South. J. E. Gabmbb, M. D., Milwaukee. 0 Cooecjl Rlcf*. March ST, 1871. Jambs A. Jacmjcsi A Oo.—Having examined the formula ef tha •* Home Stomach BlKere,” I have prescribed them ia my prac tice far some time, aad proneunoe them the best Tonic Bluer* Bow la nsa. P. H. McMAHOX, X. D. tyFor sal# by all druggists aad g-rocera. lame* A Jackson A Cos., Prosrie<M% . IchtlOJ Wand MT N. Second Bk, 8k Lsofi A timid led and fifty ilb.usartA Re. ri ington ritl< s liav-t- been pur- tiasedf by Spain for arming the nation;, militia. George Crow, Found a vu'liable Watch Kev near tbits ( Rice. An Illii.-tratvd Magazine of u-efal inform.itio’ Literature Soicnce, Art, Amawement. cte I’ is i-riiited on ffne tinted paper, iltiistratec' with marnificient engravings many ol then full paged] and is in all respects one of tk. cst Magttziiu'sdu the South. de2o-U LEGAr ADVERTISEMENTS GEORGIA, ) 4aU PB.IJ. C'' MY | Okhinaky’s Office, Makch 15, r - Martha Bohannon, wile ofTTBo ha u, has applied for Exempt on ol P. r s.e .i f y nrt a- ; : i,a ao.tl and v uatii nr p Homegt' *.d sand I *. 11 f'ase upon 'h* on?' tl' o’c’ ck A .M on idtili day f I 87 , 4. ri.y. ffice, i>. Fsirbum in ea'd , oust Giv. n u and r rr j offiii 1 si, i ; t' re K 0 If aie s, oniiAj GUARDIAN’S SALE By viitue ol ari onler of it,e Court ot Or dinary of Fulto, • ' nty,l wi.l sell he ore the Court House Dorm Fairbor Can> ( bell count Gee* gia. within the In- ai hours of sate, on '',e first Tu sday iu Ma-- | next, the undivi fed i feresi of he mino j heirs ot Baker ''c eased heir four eleventh of or e . eventh <>' ad lots 179 and Isfi ofdhe 9ib District oi originally Fayette, now Campbih Couivy, for Mi,- | benefit of said minors, Terms Cash March 20. h 1873, AttCADU B KER, Gu ;rdian. GEORGIA I Campbeli, Cocniy f Fuijf, weeks after date, application will ie made to the Court of Ordinary ot said County, at Hie first regular trim aftet the expiration o! four wopk, Horn this notice, for leave to seif filly acres in the south w est corner o lot of land humb r two hundred and tweniy-si-v* en 1227) in the 13th district of originally He ry. then Fayette, hut now Campbell county, belonging io the esle.te o' Fr cis >t. Jones U'.e "is Id eouo v. deceased, for the benefit ot the heirs of said deceased. this Februa y 17tb, 1873. James l. jones. Adrn'r GEORGIA. I Gajipbkil County j ' hercas Wot .1 Garret administrstn of Thomas A. Lalham. reprteenls to the nourt. in his petition. ?u y filed end e? ter el on record, that tie h s fully dmistere T-rntnas i bath tu’s . sta e. This is. tbeiefure, io cite ail pert" ns i o i ii.-rned, kindred and ced ters. 'o slo cause, if any lne on a wh.v said admi trato- should not be dicharged from hi tninistr tion. and raoeive letters of ands sion on the Ii st M >. day in June IS7!, This March ' rd 1* 3 R. 0. . liAVEIi ~ 0 dniary. CAMPBELL GO . D SNBRIUi ’r StL 4wlff ‘°'d 10-fi re the < . urr Reus door, iu do re.yftt or Fain ..in, amphe County, (ii—r., a on lie fir t Tuesday i pri next. w. li e legal Loots of sol elteiwti.ii ie. p'i iy, v z: One dw leg tiou e iii whi.ti W, 0. M lone now liv i Uatu: on CiUJ.pt>. tlion st iel in lie iow .1 Fairt-urn in said coon'y lev ed on mih ' e y i >V J Jinn's uni M". \j. Ma lone ■’ .a. iy afila iu la>o' oi J ho P. Mxlei - . J J oil x oi i iV. V tin vine property v ' ' ?i <uv r.y i ainafiV * ion.?*, i yy made and runr iv loin.- \ a Constable 3.-<i Alarc!. 1873. WILLIAM THOMPSON. D. SJieriff. CAMPBEILUO, SHERIFF’S SALE Will be soli! Ik fore tin- Jourt Hou3 (loo hi the town of FuirUurn. Oonobeli countj’ ■V eorvia, with ti the legal b ;urs ol sale, ou the 11 sc Tuesday in April htxt, ti e lollcw . i g p operly CO- wic On ■ t.CAii. my i-nowu a the Cedvr Branch -.U(i: y,l \io ou s the pr p-rtyofj, A lenry und S hnnoou irus ee- o; C-.-dar • i-.inei acad my t >s cisfy one ti Is in lav • i. B. Bjud vs JA. Her.ry ai.d S. Shan uon trust es of Cedar Branch academy pro orcy pointed out by pUiotilf. levied and eturne tome by a constable, this Sro day March 1873. D. P. WHITE. pi AT I GEORGIA, I Cj Ml BILL Cvl'KTt . J Whfheas, liiiT atd A. King, Administrator of Ad am B. K o g. rrj ievents to the Court, in his petitio i. duly tiled and entered on record, babe has luily administered Adam B K'ng's estate, i'h's is rtiereferc, to cite all persons co - k ndte l ud creditors, to show cause, if any liiey e n by said Administrator should no: (I scha.gid Irom his adminis ti.itidu, an- receive let trs "t disuiissxm, 01. the fi st Mo nday to May. 1 73 Given uodi- my baud uud official signature, this February 1-t, 1873 U. 0. BEAVER , O.dinary feb7- GKO Mil A, I Cumpbku, County ) ViuioodAS [’ M Duoi' p. '■ iii ms la; 1 o John Dunlop, re eS'.'.r to tli court, in hi pe iiion, d.il>, ti .ti Mid e ivied on i ecord .hat he ha- luily administered Job* Dunlop’s ;-ta-e. Tiiis is, rher (fore, ro c te all peisons oon emed.kindred and credi ■ IS, to s , wv e; use. if any Cue) can, why sad no id nisiratoi should not be discharged from his admin istralio*. ar.d rcceiTe lerier- ol dismission ou the Qrst Monday io June 187 . H 0. BEAVEIIB, Oidinury ■‘eb2l-3m EOIIGIA. ) CaMPBKI.I. iJoUNTY. j So all Mb in i •ay (a.neon. \\ N. ho. k ha\ ing ip proi.rr h-rrn a; plit"l o me "nr per (DMCnt letters of admi.n-truti n i,n the estate "of buck Btato. k, late of said caauly. Things io cite ail bud singular the creditors and next of kin of ock Blalock, to be and appear af my < ffiee, within the time all wed by h w. and show cause, if ny they can, wby pi rmment administration should not be granted to W. N. Cook on Deck Bollock's estate. Wi ness my hand aod official signature, this February 14th. 1873. K. C.B E 4 VERS, Ordinary. Ague Cure, For Fever and Ague, Intermittent Fever, Chill Fever, Bemittent Fever, Dumb Ajrue, Periodioal or Bilious Fever, Ao., and indeed all the affections which arise from malarious, marsh, or miasmatic poisons. Ko one remedy is loader 1C? calletl for by the neeessltieii of m the American people ti'.aa a ■ sure an<l *afe cure for Fever L J and Avue. Such we aro now eitobled to effer, witii a perfect M certainty that it will eradicate tiie di.-ea.-c, and with assur ance, foandel on proof, that no harm oiu a rite from its use iu any quantity. That which protects from or prevents tiiis die order must be of immense service in the com munities where it prevails. I'rtvtn.tion is better than cure, for the patient escapes the risk which he must run tu vmJdat attacks of this baleful dis temper. This “Cuke” expels the miasmatio poison of Fp.vee and Ague from the system, and prevents the development of the disease, if taken on the rtrst approach of its premonitory symptoms. It is not only the best remely ever yet discovered for this class of complaiuts, but also the cheapest. Tho large quantity we sup ply for a dollar brings it within the reach of everybody; and in bilious districts, where Fever aki Ague prevails, everybody shonld have it, and use it freely, both for cure'aml pro tection. It is hoped this price will place it w ithin the reach of all the poor as well as the rich. A great superiority oi this remedy over any other ever discovered for the sikeedy and cei-tain cure of Intermittents is, that it contains no (Qui nine or mineral; consequently it produces no auinism or other injurious effects whatever upon ie constitution. Those cured by it arc left; as healthy as if they had never had the disease. Fever and Ague is not alone the consequence of the miasmatic poison. A great variety of dis oriers arise from its irritation, among which are Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Gont, Headache, Blindness, Toothache, Earache, Catarrh. Asth ma, Palpitation, Painful Affection of the Spleen, Hysterics, Pain iu the Bowels, Colic, Paralysis, and derangement of tho Stomach, all of which, when originating in this cause, put on the in termitten : type, or become periodical. This “Cure” expels the poison from the blood, and consequently cures them nil alike. It is an in valuable protection to immigrant.'* and persons travelling or temporarily residing in the mala riona districts. If taken occasionally or daily while 'exposed to the infection, that will be ex creted from tho system, and cannot accumulate io sufficient quantity to ripen into disease. Hence i*. is even more valuable for protection than cure; and few will ever suffer from Infer mittents if thov avail themselves of the protec tion this remedy affords. For lAver Complaints f arising from torpid* itr Oi' the Liver, it is an excellent remedy, stinv mating the Liver into healthy activity, and pro ducing i lany truly remarkable cures, where •4her mid 'ices fail. PREPARED BY a, J* C* A.': CO., Cowell, If ass., I ; metical Analytical Chemists, AND SOLD ALL . OUND TUB WORLD. FIStICE, SI.OO FEM BOTTLE . Ayer’s F air Vigor, F restoring to Gray Hair it* natural Vitality and Color. aloes and freshness of youth. Thin hair is thickened, falling hair checked, and baldness often, though not always, cured by its use. Nothing can restore the hair where the follicles are de stroyed, or the glands atrophied and decayed; but such as remain can be saved by this application, and stimu lated into activity, so that anew growth of hair is produced. Instead of fouling the hair with a pasty sedi ment, it will lcoep it clean and vigorous. Its occasional use will prevent the hair from turning gray or falling off, and consequently prevent baldness. The restoration of vitality it gives to the scalp arrests and prevents the forma tion of dandruff, which is often so un cleanly and offensive. Free from those deleterious substances which make some preparations dangerous and inju rious to the hair, the Vigor can only benefit but not harm it. If wanted merely for a HAIR DRESSING, nothing else can be found so desirable. Containing neither oil nor dye, it does not soil white cambric, and yet lasts long on the hair, giving it a rich, glossy lustre, and a grateful perfume. Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Cos., Practical and Analytical Chemist^ liOWEJLIj, MASS. tsf^JEEAJLITS *^^ VEGETABLE SICILIA ’ , hair Every year increas.s the populari ty of this valuable Hair Preparation ; which is due to merit alone. We can assure our old patrons that it is kept fully up to its high standard; and it i.s the only reliable and perfect ed preparation for restoring Gray or Fao::i) H \ir to its youthful color, making it s ill, !,edr;ms, and silken. The scalp, by its use, becomes white and clean. It removes all eruptions and dar. b alf, and, by its tonic prop erties, p "events the hair from falling out, as it stimulates and nourishes the hair-g*ands. JJy its use, tlie hair grows thicker and stronger. In baldness, it restores the capillary glands to their normal vigor, and will create a no.v growth, except in extreme old age. It is the most eco nomical ll.ur Dressixu ever used, as it reg li (m fewer applications, and gives the hair a splendid, glossy appeai’aiice. A. A. liayes, M.D., State Assayevo! Massachusetts, says, “The constituents are pure, and care fully selected for excellent quality; and I consider it the Best Prepa ration for its intended purposes.” Sold by all Druggixtx, and Dealer* in Medicine*. Price One Dollar. Buckingham's Dye. FOR THE WHISKERS. As our Renewer in many case* requires too'long a time, and too much care, to restore gray or faded Whiskers, we have prepared this dye, in one preparation ; which will quickly and,-effectually, accomplish Inis result. It' is' easily applied, and produces a color whicn will neither rub nor wash off. Sold by all Druggists. Price Filly Cents. Manufactured by R. P. HALL, & 00., NASHUA, N.H. Ayer’s Cathartic Pills, inewts in the J&Sy ach, liver, and bow jX ffilT i els. 1 bey are a mild Jzffk. aperient, and an excellent purgative. , Being purely vege* contain no mercury or mine* * ral whatever. lliiA sk seriouM sickness ami swr suffering is preven^ ed by their timely se; ad eye ry family should have them on hand for their prelection and relief, when requireti. Long experience has proved them to l*e the aaf ent, surest, and beat of ail tle nils with whiefc tie market abounds. Iy their occursioual use, life blood is uurifled, the eoiruptions of the -*em expcllkMl, obatm*‘tions removed, ami CP* whole uiaoniuory of life removed to U bca' activity, luternal organs which become i and sluggish are cleansed by Ayer's Fills, aud stimulated into action. ITtus incipient disea is chauged iute health, ttoe value ol which chat . when reckewd on the SMdutedes who euW? ii, can hanßy be computed. Their sugar coating makes them pleasant to take, and preserves their virtues unimpaired for any length of time, that thev are siver fresh, and pei fectly reliik Although *Muwtung, they art mild, and opei/ ,r without distuifraftoe to the constitution, er diet. - occupation. Full directions are yrwm on the wrapveT \ each box, harvr to uso tiicm as a Family Pbv-. ■ u<i for the following couqUaJats, which lii Fills rapidly euro: For lypep*i£ or lai<|ptloa, Uatlvw “i Languor and Low Sf Appetite, they should le taken moderately to stimulate the blom ach, and restore iG* healthy tone and action. For Liver CeninlajHt and its various urmp terns, Hiltou Hea4ack, Mick Ifrsd* ache, Janndice or iireva WickssM, Mil ieus Colic ami Milious Fevers, thev shouli be judiciously taken for each case, to correct ti*u diseased actiou or remove the obstruction* which cause it. For Dysentery or Diarrhoea, but erne mild dose is generally required. For Ii he u mutism, Gout, Gravel, Dial* pitation of the Heart, Pain Ip the hide. Rack and JLoias, thev should bo contin uously taken, as required, to change the diseased action of the system. With such change those complaints disappear. For Dropsy and Dropsical Swe!liajrl they should he takeu in large and frequent doses to urodnee the effort of a drastic nurge. For a *lo*c should be taken, as it produces the desired effect by sym pathy. Asa Dinner Fill, take one or twn Fills to promote digestion and relieve the stomach. An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and bowels, restores the apatite, and invigorates the system. Hence it is often advantageous where no serious derangement exists. One who feU tolerably well, often finds that a dose of the* J'ills makes him feel decidedly better, from their cleansing and renovating effect ou the digestive apparatus. PREPARED BY Dr. J. C. A TER A CO., FraeHenl Chemists - LOWELL, MAH9., V. g. A. *OK BALK LY ALL DISUGUISTS 1 Y^KYWEKB* Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, For Diseases of the Throat and Dunn •uoh as Coughs, Colds, Whooping Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma, and Consumption. r Among the great discoveries of modem science, few nro of more real rnluc to mankind tfcnn this ef fectual remedy for ail diseases of the Throat an<l Lungs. A vast trial of its virtues, throughout this and other eouiitriee, ba shown that it doea surely and efToctaa'Lv control them. Tiie testimony of our best eitb ye.is, of ail cljuhu.-, establishes the fact, that Cmkkuy i*kctor.vi. will and does relieve an® euro tho afflicting di■‘orders of the Throat Lungs beyond any other medicine. The moe* dangerous nlVoctions of the l*ulinonary Orgiu., yield to it* power; and ca.cs of tio u cm e l by this preparation, are pnbhcv ly known, so remarkable ns hardly to ho be lievetl, were they not proven beyond dispute Asa remedy it is adequate, on which the public may re. v for full protection. By curing Cough#, tho forerunners of more seriou disea.-e, it saves unnumbered lives, and an amount of suffering not to bo compute.!. It challenges trial, anti con vinces the most sceptical. Every family i-kuttld keep it on hand as a protection agaioet the early nn i unperceired attack of Pulmonary Affecfrianfi, which are easily met ut first, bat which become incurable, and too often fatal, if neglocted. Tea <l :r lungs need tiiis defence; and it is uuwiim to he without it. Asa •afeguard to children, amid tin? distressing disease# which beset the iliroHfc and Ciiest of childhood, Cherry Pectoral is invaluable; for, by its timely use, multi tu les are rescued from premature graves, and saved to the love and affection centml oo them. It acts speedily and surelv against ordinary coWs, securing sound and health-restoring sloep. No one will suffer troublesonso luffuenza tuid pu*- ful when they know how thev can be cured. Originally tho product of long, laborious, aad successful chemical investigation, no cot or toM =* spared in making every bottle in the utmost p ssibte perfection. It may be confidently lie upon as possessing aii the virtues it has ever exh. ’ted, and capable of producing cures m aiom. xble as the greatest it Ins ever effected. PREPARED BY Dr. J. C WER & CO., Lowell, Mass., Practio.. and An&ljtieal Qhembhk )LD BY AL. DRUttOIfITS BVBRYWH EltJt C OAToLZi A. DAXI. Editor. goiter m. A Krvvspa per gt the Pwat fiatiu Ikloadod for Pe|4e Now BhWla Including F*naa©ra. Mnchulci, MercHaats, Pro* fcisloaal Moa, Wuitan, TMtakash. aod alt Man ner of Hoe ess FolKt, aad UttTIMS OHO. hO# of all toah. OSLr ONI DOIsIaAK a TEAM f ONE HUNDRED GOPIJM VMt |BA Cr less tins Oao Cant a Oopf. Let there he a tOt Ci ah at oriy Peat OSoe. SEMI.WKSKLY BVB. t? 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