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£hc HJclJuffic goiirml. HOME MATTERS. J. L. W. M. HirJiway pays the highest mar ket prices for cotton. The Jocbsal.—The Journal will compare local patronage with any paper in the State. Quite an array of female beauty was noticeable at the late Association. The McDuffie and Colum bia girls came in for a good share of compliments. ! We are authorized to announce H. W. Young, as a candidate for re-election to the Office of Tax j Collector for McDuffie County at the ensuing ! election. We regret to learn that Mr. Benjamin Harri son's ginhouse was burned oh Monday evening, the 14th inst., by accident. The loss to Mr. H. is about $2,500. About twenty bales of cotton were burned with the house. Maj. M. B. Kitrell has arrived with a car load of horses and mules from Tennessee. We know the Maj., and can vouch for the stock he brings to this marke t. Go to Lansdale’s stable and see his stock. He has brought some of the best stock ever brought to this market. Union Point Fair. —We learn from parties who visited the Union Point Fair, that it was largely attended and proved a decided success. Col. M. C. Fulton, of this county, had on exhibition his fine steed, Halcom, and bora away the finest pre mium for the best Georgia raised stallion. Judge Reese’s Communication. —The commu nication of Judge Reese, in reply bo that of Hunt George P. Stovall, will be found on our first page in to-day's issue. The letters referred to in the Judge’s communication, have been placed in our possession, for the inspection of those who desire to see them. aurora. —Our town was visited on Monday night by a beautiful lumen bore ale. We will ex pect from our Northern exchanges glowing ac counts of its splendors. A heavy frost, with a alight erhst of ice followed,!' ties lay morning, and rendered w-inter clothing decidedly pleasant as well as fashionable. Married. —On Thursday, October 10th, by the Rev. W. F, Smith, Mr. James P. Johnson, of McDuffie county, and Miss Indiana E 1 wards, of Warren county. W© congratulate Jimmie, because ho has secu red a prize, and Miss Indiana has certainly entrus ted her destiny and heart to a worthy, Christian gentleman. Personae. —Dr. Usry, of Glasscock county, was in town on Monday last, shaking hands with his many frien Is and ac pniatviess. If the Doctor will m ike Thomson his home, we will pic Ige him a "Warm welcome. Dr. Med!iin, member elect, frvn Columbia county to th * Le jislatare, was in attendance on the Baptist Association. We regret to learn that a serious accident oc curs 1 near Wrightboro’ on Tuesday last by which Elbert Cloud, a young colored man, was mortally injured. Mr. A. L. Perry and Mr. E. E. Eunsdale were training their horse;, for racing, Elbert < lou l ridiULonsdale's ht Tr*“. Both hotses boiled the track, the Lansdale horse dashing his rider against a tree and crushing the skull near the temple. On*. Merchants.—Wo are gal 1 f > sc - * *W. our merchants are all In i* i live, thrifty business.— They have purchased large stocks of goods, an:l are making rapid sales at low figures. Our town is daily attracting the patronage of the surround ing country, and bids fair at no distant day b> be come a place of no mean importance. A more lib eral-hearted, generous, upright set of gentlemen than our business men cannot be found anywhere, and we are perfectly willing to trust the future pros perity of our town in their hands. Fire Engine. —A subscription is going the rounds in town, for the purpose of raising funds to purchase a Fire Engine. We sincerely hope that our citizens appreciate tho need of an engine in our town, and each one will give freely, that the enterprise may not f ail. There are a number of active young men withfh the li nits of Tho n- Bon, who would willingly join together and for m an efficient fire company, that might save our town in case of fire. All that is nee do lis the money to purchase the engine and necessary accompani ments, to render ns safe from the dangers of a general fire. Let every one who owns a house iu town give this matter serious though. The whole town is built of the most inflammable kind of wr o l, and should a fire, by any chance, bre *k out, it cer tainly will, with nothing to check it, involve the whole town in ruin. Our merchants have in store the largest and most valuable stocks of goo Is th it have, perhaps, ever been brought to this market, and by refusing to contribute sufficient means to purchase an engine may, some fine morning, find their valuable stocks a heap of smoldering coals.— Then your vain regrets will only add anew pang. This is a serious matter, and we call on the think ing men—those who have so much at stake—to give jt a sober consideration. Baptist Association. —The Association assem bled in our town on Friday last, in fact a good many of the clergy and delegates arrived on the Thursday night trains. On Friday morning the Association met at the Baptist Church, and was called to order by the Rev. James Kilpatrick, Moderator. At 11 [o’clock the Moderator delivered a very forcible and eloquent Introductory Sermon, from the 17 Chapt. and 17 verse of John, to which the congregation, listened with marked attention. He is, comparatively, a young man, and one of the best presiding officers we have ever seen, filling, with credit to himself, and honor to the Church, the chair of the loved and revered Dr. Mell. The Clerk, Mr. Calloway, is a courteous, Christian gen tlemau, well qualified to fill the O flee to which, ! we are glad to say, the Association re-elected hjm j unanimously. Mr. Kilpatrick was also re-elected Mo lerator without opposition, an honor which he deserved. There was a large crowd in atten lance on Sat-! urlay, and on Sunday, really more than both churches and Court house could accommodate, and the sermons delivered were replete with sound theology and practical christianty. Our citizens gave the members of the Association, and visitors, the warm-hearted, generous welcome for which our town is proverbial, and extend them in an invitation to visit us again. r o Our Subscribers. —We hear many com plaints from our subscribers at different places, about the failure of the Mails in delivering their papers. We assure all that their papers are reg ularly mailed at this office, and if they are not sent to their proper address, it is the fault of the Post Office Department. The Post Master General, in stead of m iking Grant speeches, had better employ his time attending to the duties of his office. If his appointees here, or elsewhere, are negligent or incompetent, it is his duty to remove them, and place men in office who are able and willing to discharge tlieir duties. If those, who are to blame, continue in their course, they will hear from ns again. New Ailvertisements. Mr. J. H. Montgomery, No. 7 Main Street, Thomson, is offering for aide as fine a stock of general merchandise as was ever brought to thi3 market, and at prices to suit all customers. Look to his advertisement and see what he has to sell, and we can vouch that every line of goods there mentioned is full end complete. Mr. L. W. Flood, the Picture Man, adverties in to-days paper. We have seen specimens of his pictures, and can assure our readers that they are good and cheap. Mrs. Iverson Worrill, No. 14 Main Street, Thomson, has opened a beautiful stock of MilKnery Goods. Read advertisement, and be sure to exarn these goods before purchasing elsewhere. Mr. W. B. Shank advertises in this issue a large stock of general goods. He is, emphatically, a live merchant, and his mo'to is “•quick sales and small profits.” His house is next to the Rail Road. Read his advertisement, and go and ex amine his goods. He has the best cigars in town. M r J. E Hen on comes to the fro it in t -day’s is-me with a larj/e double column advertisement, iu which he off rs his customers an opportunity to purchaso Oats, Bacou &*. Read adveitisemeut, and go to s e him. Mes-r . Thomas Richards & Son Booksellers, S atiopeis &c-, 263 Broad Street, Augusts, G<t.* advertise iu this issue. If you wish to purchase anythirg iu their line be sure to give them a call* You cauuot get belter bargains any where. Read Legal advertisements lor McDuffie and Columbia Cos infie.** in ti -days paper. The greatest want of tho present ago is men «fe women, healthy A vigorous in mind & body. Tho continued headaches, weaknesses, nervousness, &■ varying ailment which afflict women are generally the result of imperfect action of the stomach and other vital organa. Dr. Walker's California Vine gar Bitters, being composed entirely of vegetable substances indigenuous to California, may be taken with perfect safety by the most delicate, and are a sure remedy, correcting all wrong action <fe giv ing new vigor to the whole system. S|)e(d}t! AiotiooN, Cumlidiit. Through the influence of frit nd-, 1 auu'vQCe mvself hh a candidate for the office of Sneriff of McDuffi- County the ensuing election. OciDtf B. it. EviNß. ihe hie.ids of SiKiinon Norris announce lug j name «tS a -uuiabe can tidal-* IVr ilih .-ffide "l .sheriff oi Vlc.tutfi- Coui»*y at the «*u:uit*ing «•:* ctiuu. Mr. Jain s I*. Johnson will be appointed /> puty S m riff ■ o Case ui .Mr No ns’ election. «>Ct9ll Asthma— Any medicine winch will all-via *th PaiMiyS'iH of r i« Ir-tdfni wil tie hailed with j»y >»y th mss iD of s i lvers. Toe cHiiific'fttas v .wit aeOMip+uy J.ao WaitC Mi Remedy, ary fro n tli- mm re iit);e sotirc and a - to its wio ierf.il powr. ii die .nut re c. e*. Joseph Bunion A Cos., prop etors, ilo.sioo. Free A Ivertising—From family to f nnl,, fr.m (U Y lo eily, fi-ou slice lo Salle, the fame oi I) . Wo k ob V g - too e Vi i**gor B.iters as a Hp > dfi : for a l teruig iien.s o be st kii id, bowels and over, is cm mn iv ext* ridiuy. Is volant try mi-Mionor **?* are i .name able, and public endiosiastn in .ts favor spr nd- Inter thin a prairie fire. Don't Slight your I'eetli— Remember that upon their i.«‘* »r, the heal u of the stomach de pen Is. K*ep t i» rfect in lin «• dor to do o o ni >ul« i e ih-m witu a b dipped in the fragrant S i/..* i »;» , once ~r t wio • a <i;iv Who will huir.r 1 lr, know 24 years since l>r. Ik »i t*’ VtnMttn Liui n • .t .vi< put nefor* the public : w it i» c ire Curonic itivuna -11-hi. II rt lactie. Cut-, It irn-s Br lises, O and Sores, I* tins iu 11« Li n vs, tji :k an 1 ('heat, and it tun never toil -1. S»M by all Bruggsts. Depot 10 I’.trK F.ac-, New York. For depression of spirits a:i 1 gmeril (lability iu their various forms; also as a praveitiv.i a'litst fever ague, a id other inter uitteat fevers, the “Ferro-puos phorntel Fllixir of Oilisiyt,” n tie by Caswell, il if. nrd Cos., New York, nl l sol 1 »v all Drug puts, is the l> est to lie, nulasa t > nis f»r patients re covering fro u fever or other sickness it Has no equal Thurston’s Ivory Tooth Pow der. —The best article known for cleansing and preserving the teeth and gn ns. Sold by all Drug gists. Price 2.j an 1 50 Cents per bottle. F. C. Wells & Cos., New York. Ohristadon/s Hair Die stands unrival ed in the worl 1. No 1 idy or gentleman of discrim ination uses any other. It is the most perfect, re liable and effective htir die in the world. Manu factured <>B Maiden Lane, N. Y. Carbolic Salve, recommended by physicians, as the greit Hiding compound.— Price 25 cents per box. John F. Henry, sole proprietor, 8 College Place, New York. Risley’s Buchu is a reliable diuretic and tonic for all derangements of the urinary and genital organs. The genuine, as formerly sol Iby Haviland. Harral & Itisley anl their branches, is now prepare Iby H. v. Itisley, the originator and Proprietor: an l the trade supplied by his succes sors, Morgan & Itisley, New York. Svapnia, or opium purified, the most perfect anodyne known in the market made by pro cess of Dr. I. M. Bigelow, Detroit Me Heal College. Is .always uniform in strength, which is rarely the case with other preparations of opium. Pratt’s Asfriil Oil, has a world-wide reputation as the surest an 1 best ilia nin itiag oil. Over two nillioa gilloas hive been sill the past two yean, fr> a wiioh o.) usi-ljuts of auy laserip tiou have 033 irral. -Ml f>r eiri iivr.. Oil tlaase of Ob is. Frail, estabUsha-i 177). S. Y. Wo have frequently hoard mothers say they wouM not bs without Mrs. Winslow’s saoth inu svrup fro n the birth of the child until it has finished with the teething stage under auy oirouna- Btances wnatever. The Secret of Ber.uty—What is it? no longer ask and for th* wirl lof fwhion tnfi **ll th*t Udi«*s know what *- p by uiing a delightful harml'S-s **i*er. prepirvriou k town i. V. Liird’s •Bloom of Y *ut It- h* «uti v ug effects are tru ly wunderlul. Depot 5 Gold sit. N. Y. New Adverti.scments. W.B. iItANK AT THE BOS ION STOKE, No, 1, Main Street, Thomson, Ga- IS off-ring for sale tho largest and beat stook of go-»ds ever brought to this market, ami at fig- low enough for anybody. Among other things he offers Splendid. .Assortment M >, ■',; :■> i,f ns i nr- sand genllem.*n’fi ilroMH gomlH, shria ts ivvers, handk rctii-fs Sin. Hoots a "f all 3iz«a an.l qualities. R a»ly ma le 010 h a Mindance. J/M For the Ladies he has pri its of nil kinds prices fom7 to 19J ots. p»r yard Whit** rotion ho-e from 10 to t>octs. Ribh*»d boa** from 10 to 10 ct.s. Oo'or#»d woide-i hose La dies merino y-sia. Ti-s in great virie»v from 40 to 75 cfs Lid ea* seta from .75 to 1.10. TniM s**t s plain sofi fancy. t iDts 50 ct« No’fingham for ettr tvns.gOc s. Ladi-s black v **i B horn 75 to 1.50. Aso nil kiiHs «»f ndies’ fMils, Ladies’ kid gl »ves, one and two buttons. Hmvhu-g »*dgeiug 30 cts. Lae edflpdn? ell «nd prices. La lie-’ hu'tons of all col »r u , horn 15 t r 40 cts per doz. Lad es’ M~eves fomsoto 75 cts. LADIES’ IHUS*i (iOODS consisting of alpacas, raohairs, poplins, suitings Ac. Japanise silks at 60 cts. Velvet trimmings of all widths. Royal velveteen, silk finish at 1.00. Shawls from SLOO todrJO.OO. Handkerchiefs from 50 cts. to 4.00 per doz. Toilet Quilts from $3.50 to SG.OO. Quilts from $1.50 to $3.00. Bleached cotton J l and 1 y I. Sheeting 42 and 45 inches inches, the 1| and 2} at to and 45 cts. Rrown cotton Jto lyd, the 1| and at 35 and 40 cts, Kentucky Jeans at 30 cts. Ctssi meres from 75 cts. $1.75. Black doeskins at S2.W. The best bed-ticking at 35 cts. Good feather-ticktug at 30 cts. Matrass ticking from 15 to 20 cts. Hats and caps in abundance. Umbrellas form SI.OO to $3 00. Gents’ collars of the latest styles. Gents’ socks from $1.25 to $6.00 per dozen. Initial paper, per box, .30. Note paper, per quire, 15cts, Letter paper, per quire, 25 ctn. A General and well assorted stock to suit the market, too numerous to mention. WOaUon SHANK. STAPLES & REAR, O R O O El R. S . JJ£AVE now on liaud and constantly keep a lull slock of CiiocciTes ami Provisions at Lowest Prices. ALSO, BAGGING, TIES AND EVERYTHING IN THE GROCERY LINE. We invit a call, and trust that by strict attention to busines, we may con tinue to merit the liberal patronage, heretofore bestowed. STAPLES & REAB, sep 25m3 Augusta, Georgia. FALL. AND WINTER GOODS. Mo wet Alf &E> iCoTT, JJAVE just received direct from New York a splendid stock of F AXjXu •WIISrXEEt GOODS, Consistin gof a fine assortment of GENTS’ READY MADE CLOTHING OF THE VERY LATEST STYLES Ml) S'4f2UO\f Srjp&M Dim doom Notions of every variety. Ladies’ elegant Chignons, and Plaits. Fancy arcc3rio3, Sadllß3, Briiloa & Whips cheaper th m ever before offered in this market. Mr. Morgan, one of the firm! has long be*, u doing busidess m New York, and is consequently prepared to take all advantages of the markets there, thus enabling us to sell our goods at the very lowest prices. IFe invite our customers to come and examine our stock. •’Sep.lSinil MORGAN & SCOTT. JOHN M. CUHTIS & BHO. THOHfIS jN, GE . RqiA„ TAKE pleasure in calling the attention of tiie public to their large and extensive * Btock of Furniture every department, consisting of eSc Ctl 0-IviTJ3HR SUITES, most lashionahle styles, . ( all prices from Sl-5 to S1 >0 ls- Mai h!,oi. Uur■i'.h.s .ml Tallies. Itiuii,;;, <Vn ir. «'. and ILiJ-s Sec i.-| a 1 , tl.il an.) Wu.v not .Sta el.-. (’!.airs, Parlor and Dining Room chairs, H.n*v and C.iairs, Wood and Upiiolstereil Chairs, C.imp In .i worl, Cliairs ol all varied sand of every quality hUP*- AMJ LAlj2 BTJ3X OF 313-aJD.A FU.INITJiIE. B date ais fron $5 Trundle-Beds, Cribs, Cradles, lffiroie-tap, Jluiaii Plain vVasii Standviowel Racks, Canopy and plain Mas quit o Nets, , Matting, Carpetiug & Matrasses. A niscelbinaous stock embracing almost every article ornamental or useful, on hand. Chi! tail’s Wagons m i Carriages, Slielf, ultic.e and Com non Towel Racks. Office Cliairs, t| :l t Racks, (both plain and line,) and many other articles too neinerous to mention. A Laryc Assort men! of Uirrnrs, of nil qiitilitirs from flic plain and c.ieijitatln; Large, Fine and tkislly. A Nice Lot of Piano Stools. Having purchased our stock for cash at the lowest wholesale prices in New York, we tail defy competition, and we oledge ourselves to duplicate anv bil' ; that can he purchase i in Augusta or elsewhere, prefeting to sell at those terms. All those in want of Furniture cannot do better any where, and will find us ready I to acco n no late the n, and pleased to show them through our extensive assort I ment. Come, see and price tor yourselves. sep4m4 C VIUU VS'i, WVSIN m BUGSY MANUFACTORY. HAVING secured the services of competent workmen, I atn now prepared to turnmh my customers with and Buggies, which for durability and style of finish cannot be excelled anywhere. lam also prepared to do all repairing at the shortest notice and on the most reasonable terms. Give me a trial, and Ife and sure you must be satisfied. BLACKSMI T II I N G . I am also prepared to do all kinds of Black-Smith work upon my usual terms. Sttp4ia4 JOilN M. (JIJRITiS. I. BRAND f. XI UOLESALF. & RETAIL DE ALER IA BOOTS. SHOES, HATS &C. 222 Broad Street, Augusta, Ga. Opposite Merchants & Planters’National Bank, and just below Central Hotel. oct 9m3 WELLS' CAhBDLiG TABLETS For Coughs, Colds and Hoarseness. Thoso Tab lets present the Acid iu combination with other efficient remedies, iu a popular form, for the cpre of all Throat and Lu g Diseases. floar*eues>B and Ul ceration of the lliroatfire immediately relieved & b!ar*MiH-ms are constantly beinjr n nt to proprie tor of relief in cases of Throat difficulties of years j standing. •> . CAU ITON.—Don’t be deceived by worthless im iat ions. Get only Wells* fa'-bplio Tablets." Price 25c. per B.»x. JOHN Q. S. Y. Send f>r Circular ab ie Agent forthe'U S. MA MONTH easily made with Stencil and Key-Check Diet*. Seou.e Circular and Sam- I pies fr«e. S. M. >pexcer, Brat Icboro. Yt. | P]||made from 51».c Call and examine or 12 Saai ijlflples sent (ponttfwe «ree) for 50c. that retail ! quick for $lO. It. L. WOLCOTT, IST Chatham I Square. N. Y. j The Best Take Foments. v-orkat I o"ie °r t.av sag n«. h P« v . Partic»la.s fraa. I Address a' nice Q..r Preside Friend, Chicago, j f? a day t> A rents, selling Campaign Budges, for I \J)lJCadies & Gents a- breast cf pjcarf pins, gold P Al, 0w tb photog*h ~f Presiden’l cindid .tes. Satn- mailed fren for 30 cents. McCay & Cos, 93 Cedar Sr. N V Horaco Greeley aud Family. An elegant Engraving perfect m. Sr-nt by m til sl. also, Campaign Goods, 1 silk Grunt Ihidgr A 1 plated 25c. Sample la’esfc styles Wedding c.-rds, Notes, &c 25. A. Dkmabest, Ed. gfavm-. JB2 Br<adw->y N. Y. Free to Agents \ prospielus of the 1 e«ple e S andard B ble, 560 illustrations. will ba seat free to a'l b ok agents. Send name and ad dress to 7.1 Kill,EK & McCUUDY; dBl Arih St. Phil idslpnm. Pa. nsrOHOMAN V or M)Uf, CIlAimiXG - flow l either sex mav f.scinniH and Kaiii tho love S apc'iou* of any person they ohoo-e instan ly. This simple menial ncipiiremett'. nil oati possess, free, bv mail, lor 'doe. together wi h a marriage guide, Kg VP lan Or tide. Dreams. Hin's to Ladies, &*. \ qttier. exchiug b«.,k. |00.|I»0 sold. A I dress T. Wl' IJAM 4 Cos I'abd. Philo. ' rpo riiia womtmcLkkammFSt %Mii« fl \ a week gu irjfciitk-f'd lies ‘ecinble employ men; at home, day'/-vetting; iiq capital requited , fn.l Instructions and! vduable packabe of goods to start with a-in free by mail. Address, with G cent return stamp. - M. YOL \(r & «.t7, 16 (’ourtlundt New York. IIIIT Y 0F F T KKlfr EXTRA INDUCEMENTS FOR CLUBS ! * Send for New Club Ciruclar! Whl -li eriitsins full. zplonatijhw of Pfemiums, So. Tls<? w ay Cos oblam ojjv <;»o(U f Persons living at a dislanc front New Fork, oa u club loaeilt.r, and get tli'in at the same price ns we se’l them ;U our Winobuases i • New York la older lo get up a club, lei each person wishing to pan say hotv much Tea be vitnts, and select tlm kind ami-price from our Price-List, as published iu oar c relays. \\ rile the ir.mes, kinds atid amount* plainly 01, a list, and wh ctr Mi. «l u b j. complete s. nd it to us by mail, and »e wilt ~u t each party’s goods in separate packages, and mark the name up. on them, wiih Mi<? cost, u»er« need 1»« no con/u --3io;. ir» rhotfi utlQ:i—each party getting wXactW w .iit ha ora-rs, and no more. The fnmlH to pay ffir g »od# ordered cun bo ,mit by drafts ou Vork ! os(- Office rnntW'j’ orders, or by expre-s. Or, ve will, it desired, seed the goods by Express, to •‘Culled on ilplivery.” 'fun GliElT AMERICAN TRa CO P. <L Box 1X14.7. f i \*:t:i vay St.. N. V. city, THOMS OisT»i3 WOPLD-K ENOW NED P AT ENT (u.ovc-fiti im; corset. N ” Cur » 1 ■»»* * T «T enjoyed I. . licit a world.wide popularity. ‘ vV'',’ ?Hrefjr/#y The demand lor them is eonstanlly mereu ing, because VS,TCBS * fc SATISFACnOS ARE handsome Dnrtihle,’ Ecom m.cal, and A PERFECT FIT- Asst fill; Thomson's Ce-mine Glove-Filling, e *»ry t. )'s» t beii.g fifamiiH l with name Thomson. and th«* h-ade-m t k H Crown. Sold hy all Firat-CUas De i I era. Hi| II BLOOD PURIFIER I It • n i.. piiyjfic Wiiicn may oivo leinpwra.v r to th- sorter, r tor t!io lirst fnvr doses, b.it WQ. / from continued use tnangs Files and kindred 1 to aid in wea:t*niiig the invalid, noris it a doctored Iqu w iieh, n ider the popular name of “Bi«ters’ f is so exfeti"ty< ly p 1 ued otl’o'i the public ass ive .< igo remedi but nisa mmi powerful Tt.n*c and alterative, prctmunc‘«l so by leading medical au ihor.to soi Litiiiden an! Paris, and has been long lUod hy t tie . guiar physicians of other countries witu wonuc ful remed'a! let'nits, I TILL'S uuur if JffllM all the iVfe licinul vi in s peculiar to the plaut in I must be t ik**n as a pMnahent cutative ageut. In tli-re want; «f ac imi in y*ur liver Si Spleen ? Unl.-ss r-lifivoii of on,»e. the blood impure hv del-iriou* Becreiadoiin, oroduciny sc»/fuloli» or 'km disc is. ff t blotches, ielous, p tsbileS, Canker, pimpi-s, & c . &c. i ak • .In ub b t to cleanse, pur.f restore "the vitiated bV)od to lua thv aciion Have yot» a Dy - .epic S'ornach/ U*n«iss digee ti ».i is p o uotly ,id »and the is debilitated with Uss of vital f-i.ee, poverty of the blood. Dropsical L Cadency, G.-nor il \V ikne.ss oy La-«i in do. I uke it m assist Dige.t»m wiMum l rca-tion, it will 'mpart you hlttl vigor to 'h • w a r y suffe-i-.r* llav« you weukn-ss of the /.*.Stines? Fou -ro ill 'l inger of Oltronfc Darthoea or the dreadful In. flarainalion of t*i - ttnwels 1 he i to allay irritation and ward ofF lexdenc, to infl immatioua. r U’W- you weakness Os the Ute-ine i,;™-, Or. gaits . YMI must procure instant relief wAw are liable lo suffering wo'Se than death ' lake it to 8 rengtlien organic ueakaess or"iife he com-s a burdt-n. X I'iually it should be frequently ta en t« keep thVa sysfun tu p-rfect ("althor you ate o l,er*i.se if diseases ** ’ mioamailic or co;ita:reoj* JOilN Q. KELEOCG. JS ?l*tt St., N. Y. wj . Sole Vgr)iif for the United Statib JPfiee, One Dollar per Hotlia. S-nd fur f Svapnit)—is Ojiiutri purified o^^its sikneniug and poiseifettS properties, It is , pc.rf„ .t anodyne, not producing headache or ctastfJLion of tho bowels, as is tho case with otbw tuXIV. tions ofjjpiutn. John Farr, Chemist heWy^k Help for the Hopeless.—Tou fTp© weak, dejected, miserable, and nothing AnJ any gootl, you say. Don’t despair. Thcreis 1 * ' in Gilead. Have too tried Vinegar bitters ? Ik. ( 1 hen why don’t you ? Whethor your ooninli..,* he dyspepsia, billioushess, liervous weakness, Rk n stitntional weakness, or any other trouble, Vinegar Bitters will revive and renovate your shattered svste u, ass general rain refreshes the withered flowers.