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THE EXPOSITOR Ii; BMS HK D \\ KEK L Y Ii Y J A M KS K. F ROST. Subscriptiun Price: $2.00 Per Annum, m .Munrt Comuinnications marked lints f arc to be paid for as advertisements. •y ■ '■■■■■■ ..." ■— —■ T SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 11. 1872. pßKAcmsa.—Rev. K. A. Carswell, D. D., will preach at the Methodist church to morrow morning. The Rev. Mr. Ousi.it will preach in the evening. , y .utiMli. 5 —■ Republican Meeting.— We learn that a meeting of negro Republicans will be held here, to-day, for the purpose of making nominations for the, Legisla turc and for county offices. We have heard several names suggested as prob able candidates, which we think hardly possible —but await developments. Colonel 11. 11. Jones. —This gallant gentleman, of the noble Telegraph Sf Met senger of Macon, made us a visit on Thursday last, To say we were pleased would not do justice to our feelings. Col. Jon rs is of the “old school typo of manhood,and makes one always feel glad to meet him, when and he will. Original. —Wo return our thanks to Judge John F. Lawson fora very large and “origiual Lawson watermelon.” We are quite sure the Judge would have felt satisfied as to the appropriateness of the person to whom the melon was presented had he witnessed the avidity with which we got on the outside of it. Bi.acksiiku. — The delegates selected at the Democratic meeting, last Satur day, a report of which will he found in this paper, left last Thursday night for Blackshcr. As the convention did not convene until 12 in. yesterday, it was impossible that we should hear aught of its proceedings before going to press. But we hope our county may be honor ed with the first nomination. Bask Ball. —We are informed that the Evening Star Base Ball Club, of Louisville, Jefferson county, has ac cepted an invitation from the Waynes boro 1 Club to a match game, to be. played at this place on Monday morn ing next. “Our boys” are sadly out of practice; however, we hope there is enough dexterity left in them to make the Stars twinkle, if not to eclipse them. — . ■ Thk Augusta Fair. —The third an imal fair of the Mechanics’ and Agricul tural Association of Augusta will com mence on Tuesday, October 22d, and continue five days. We are in receipt of its schedule of premiums, which is thoroughly complete. Iu this connec tion, we return thinks to the Associ ation's worthy President, 31 r. I*. J. Bkrckmaxs, for a complimentary iuvi tation to its grand entertainment. Golden Gourd Seed. —.Since cur notice of this species of corn, intro duced by Mr. E. A. Carter, he has received many letters of inquiry con cerning its merits. 31 r. C. desires us to answer them, generally, as follows: The corn was planted on the 15th of March; with two ploughings yielded fourteen bushels and one quart to the acre; there were no “nubbins,” but all full ears; and, without drying, was sent to mill tho first week in August. New Firm. —lt is with pleasure we call tlie attention of our readers to the card of Messrs. Jones, Norris & Cos., Augusta, Ga. This is anew firm ; unknown to us; hut must be perfectly reliable, endorsed, as follows, by the Edgefield, S. C-, Advertiser: As will be seen by reference to our business col* umns, two sons of our esteemed fellow citizen, of tbc llidge, Mr. Milton Nor ris, liave entered into the Grocery busi ness in Augusta’ Their copartner is 11. T. Jones, Esq., of Georgia. The firm name is Jones, Norris & Cos. As to the Norrises, they are steadiness and reliability personified. We bespeak for then, the constant and weighty remem brance of all Edgefield. ♦ [communicated.] Mr. Editor As the question asked by “A Soldier,” in your issue of the 7th Sept, inst., was fully answered by Gen. A. R. Wright., in a letter over his own signature, published sometime ago in the Chronicle Sentinel , of August a, Ga., I am of opiniou that no further considera tion of the matter is called for. But it seems it is desired that I answer myself, and for myself; and if “A Soldier” will place me on an equal footing with him self, by giving his name to the public, or to me privately, I will then accommodate him. Stephen A. Corker. JFaynesboro', Ga,, Sept. 13, 1872 f ! Changes in the Statutes of the State. The last LcgUtaturu made some im portant changes in the statutes which arc of general interest to all. First, as to tho law ot garnishment, the follow ing amendment has been made: That, from and after tho passage ot this apt. tho wages of no person in the employment of another shall be exempt from the process of garnishment when 4110 consideration of said debt is for board of himself or family. Next, £ to gaming of any kind in a y retail liquor house, or shop, or room, or rooms “connected thereunto.” The law as it now stands, is as follows : Sec. ). Re it enacted by the Oencrnl Assembly,'That from and after the pas sage of this act, if any retail liquor dealer, or clerk in the employ of such retail liquor dealer, shall knowingly permit or allow’ any person or persons to play at any game of cards or any game whatsoever in tho playing of which cards or dice are used, iu the house in which such retain dealer carries on his business of retailing spirituous liquors, or in any room connected therewith and under the control of such retail liquor dealer such retail liquor dealer or his clerk so offendiug shall, on conviction, bo punished as provided in section 4*255 of Irwin’s Revised Code. (Fine or imprisonment, or both.) Sec. 2. That if any person shall, for amusement or otherwise, play at any gainc of cards, or any game whatsoever iu the playing of which cards or dice | are used, in any retail liquor shop or house or any room connected therewith and under control of any retail liquor | dealer doing business iu such house or shop, such person so offending shall, on j conviction, be punished as provided in ■ section 4255 of Irwin's Revised Code. [ Another change is with refeVcnCe to \ using opprobrious words or abusive lan guage tending to cause a breach of the i peace, or the use of vulgar or obscene i language in the presence ot females. | Heretofore jurisdiction in such cases | has rested with magistrates, and is given iu section 4oOG of the Code, which sec- . tion has now been amended as follows : Provided that no Court m this'State j shall have jurisdiction to inquire into the offenses above set forth, except the ; Superior C tuit, upon presentment made j or iudictment found by the Grand Jury lof the county iu which the offense has j been committed. The trial of this class of cases, there- I . 5 ! fore, will hereafter rest exclusively with | tlie Superior Court. Sosthdrn Claims Commission - Seven hundred new claims have decn filed be fore the Southern Claims Commission during tlie month of August, making over sixteen hundred in all. Tlie claimants are hurrying up their papers to get them on record before tho expira tion of the time filing them as provided . for by Congress, so that they will be ■ J secure if Congress refuses to extend the time. —s N ttro-Gl vek rI nk E xplos ion.—Re cently a terrible notro-glycerinc cxplo- | 1 sion occurred at Rouseville, Pa., result- j ■ ing in tlie instant death of Mr. William 11. PayiiOj the torpedo agent at that place. From the Titusville Herald wo 1 gain the following particulars: “Mr. Payne was a partner of Mr. James Sanders, tlie agent for Roberts’ torpe does, and the firm kept a magazine on the Tolls farm about one mile distant i from Rouseville, where is constantly kept on hand a large quantify of the , explosive and dangerous material iu cans. “In the morning 3lr. l’ayne went to the magazine with a buckboaid and double team, for the purpose of procuring some nbro-glyeorinc and a torpedo. lie had gone about two-thirds ! of the distance, and had reached a point ( on the road about thirty rods cast of the Strong well, then whecan exploded, j 31r. Payne’s body was simultaneously scattered over an area of about twelve acres, the buckboaid was literally torn into splinters, but strange to say tho horses were not ■ killed, but ran away badly singedand wounded iu the haunch es. The explosion was distinctly beaid four miles off.” The total value of imports in the Apalachicola Custom House amounted in 1871 to 810, of exports $2,349. To take care of this vast trade, tho govern ment paid out $3,850 to one collector, one deputy collector, aud four boatmen. This is ecomonty with a vengeance. There are only eleven oaudidates for Congress from the Fourth district.' An liiluiml *c:i Tlutc Yield* Not 1’ |> Us Home twelve or fourteen persons have been drowned in Lake Tahoe within the past ten years; none of the bodies have over been recovered. Superstition ever ready to weave a sentiment from nature’s laws, asserted that there was a doubtful mystery in the non-rceovery of the drowned ; that, in fact, a monster had its abode in this fresh water sea, and that the bodies all passed into its capacious maw. The true explanation of this mystery never has been given. The non-appearance of the bodies is due to three causes. The fiVst is, the gicnt purity of tho water and its conse quent lack of buoyancy. Drowning is very easy iu it for this reason, though I have not, while-swimming in it, found any more than ordinary difficulty iu sustaining myself. The second and main cause is due to the great eolduess of the water. Even at thus, the warmest sea son, the surface water is as oold ns ihc drinker desires it to be, but it is warm there compared with its temperature at the depth of 100 or 200 feet. It Is as cold there as the arctic heatof an iceberg. When a body sinks in tho lake to tire depth required it is frozen stiff. Tjte process, of course, preserves it, so that the gas which originates from decay iu other water is prevented, aud distension checked. Tln> body is thus kept in a £tate of greater specific gravity than the • water in which it is suspended, and | thereby prevented from rising to tfis surface. The third .cause lies ip the ! great pressure of tlc pfe water on tino thing which is sunk to a great depth iu it. Corks placed on deep sea nets are ! pressed down”in a week to half their , size; aud otffe of the oldest residents of the lake, expresses the belief that, by | the time a mau a body has been suspccd-i 1 ed for a week at a depth of about 200 feet (it is not likely that it ever roaches ’the cavernous aud almost fathomless bottom of the great lake), the compress ■ sion of the water has reduced its size to ' that of a child’s. Doubtless the idea | of unconfiued suspension in such a “world of water” is not a pleasant oue to com | template; but to be pressed into a solid mass, nnd suspended in a liquid ceffin of ice temperature, is quite as phasaut as interment and mouldering in tiic ground. —San Francisco Bulletin. POLITICAL NOTES. John O. Thompson, Esq., has beep lyuuinatcd for the from Piker! county. ? John B. Roper and R. A. S. Free inan were nominated for the Legislatujc from Merriwether comity. The Grantitcs are giving up. The New York 'Times says: “Noise and lying cannot long deceive the American ' people.” | John T. It art aud M. W. Willingham were nominated for the Legislature by the Democracy of Oglethorpe, on the 3d instant. General Young was re-noiuinatcd by : the Congressional Convention at Car j tersville for the Seventh district, on the forty-third ballot. While a Democratic club were in procession on the 20th ult., at New Or | leans they were fired into, and for a time great excitement prevailed. COTTON MARKETS. New York, September 12.—Cotton irregu lar ; sales, 3,858 bales at 21|a21f. Augusta, September 12.—Cuttonju fair demand; middling, ISjalSf ; receipt, 584 ; sales, 408 bales. Charleston, September 12. -Cotton quiet; ordinaiv, 10jal7; good ordinary, 17jalSj low middling, 18J; middling, 18|al0; net receipts, 1,054; gross, 1,080; sales, 100; stock, 5,4G4. Savannah, September 12.—Cotton in good demand with offerings vpry light; teid-, dling, 18J ; low middling, 18J ; good ordi nary, 17# > net receipts, 537 bales; jxalesj 382; stock. 2,826. • * * * * ammHmmammmmmmmsammmmmammtmm PREMIUM FRUIT CHROMO! We have made arrangements with the publisher of “Oar Own Fireside,'* to club our paper with his, and now offer both papers for $3.50, and with them n Premi um Fruit Cliromo which pan not be bought, for lass than five dollars. “Our Own Fireside” is a large, handsome, 10 paged monthly Il lustrated Paper for the people, full of tine illustrations, and the best of serial stories A sample copy of this paper, and the Pre mium Fruit Chromo can be seen at our office. Subscribe for yotir home papef ami for Our Own Fireside, and receive this handsome Premium Chromo by so doing. I A k gul Advertisements. / i r.oHGi.v. jtuitßi: toiivii-- VI Whetum, M.vby f. PKRKrfls ujiflies to iro fir loiter* t>l #dministriiti"n wpi>n tw) estate , of Newton M. Perkins, a minor, de.W*nd : those are, therefore, to cite ami ndmoulsh all 1 |)oi*on/ inlereslod to be and appear at my office mi. or before, tho FIRST MUX 1)A Y JN UC- I TO ft till NEXI, to show cause (if any they j onu) why said lottors should unt bo granted, (liven under iu.v hand and utHi'i.il *i,jn*i<lti< at Vl'.iynorboro', this Soplotlilb t 81, I8?2 sep7 -l K ■ . LAVrSOI., Opflnnry."’ i \ i.<>tu.i m ilki: nitM t vT ti’hcrcas, hnwAßn A. I’ckkims, asgitaiil ian of JeHutmm I) ami I'liimiii A. LWkiil*, aj>- plie* the Court of Ordinary IV.r leave'to sell tho undivided interest in the Homestead pro perty of said minors: There tfra therffoiy, to cite and admonish all persons interested In lie and appear at hi v office on, or before, tho VIRS T MUXDA Y i.v OCTOBER. XHA t\ to show cause (if any they cii>, why said letter* should not ho granted. Ilivi'ti under my hand and official signature, at \f nyiik.'Wiro’, Ihi-t SeptiMiAjor 3d, 1872. sep? -1 K. F. LAWSON. Ordinary. / t ICOHOIA, lll' It k E (UINTY-* VI Wlkrcus, UrJtscilKtJ 12 t’nßKiNs as guardian of Kuitna and Ida A. Perkins, applies to the Ciairt of Ordinary for iehve to 101 l the <tn dfvidoif luh'f9st l*ithe ibinwrtoflih pfqpßfty of raid minors i* therofortg to i;jtf and admonish aft persuutJiitcroiUod to hie ami appear at mj office on. or before, lh Pl&*>'T eMflOte BAY i-V OVTußlili NliOr, to ot*£o (if any* ilevieaa), letters shoild not tie granrW. (liven muter my hand and *>SWIaI sigtuiQue at Waynoslioisr' r .IUU Snptcmher dd, 1872***' sep7 4 , Tl. F. L.VvYSqN, (Jrdiiutry,^ KOKIJIA, lUJRkIi V X IF hereon, /F. Carswell, thlniiids tritoi uf K. M. tJarswetl, to perwoite* riifeiasnvr *w- ternMdl’H#|f|iiAr l ’-<tedmy office on, or before, the FIRST M Off HA Y J A DECEMBER NEXT, to show cause (if any they can), why said letters should not be grant ed said applicant. Given under my hand and official signature. / A EOIUIIA, BURkU COUNTY— J!ojj.i .\s applies for exemption of personally, aud nutting apart and valuation of Homestead ; and I will pass upon the same at 10 /I’oloidc ■. in.,at ®(f*dii*q|Tin the Hth tey of Sop a E Bubkg siir.itii i sai.i>- Wlll Ik- sold before tl.e Court-house door iu the town of Vavnesboro’, Ga., on tlie FIRST rUFSDA Y JX Xh'XT, beteveoH Wie legal o#- sal*, A he follow ing property, to-wi(; Seven hundred and lands of J. J. Gresham. T. I*. Branch, estate of Thomas Neeley, Gideon Dowse, and Briar creek; levied on as the property of Elisha Allen,'ikweaswty ttrildWll} %CIR. itjrilMeA from Bttrke Bn>erfor‘donrt ih favor Af llm Sandetord vs. .L-anetfo A. Allen. etafetfßtt, and Itohert If. Allen, exesmtor of Miahk A'.* Allen, deceased. Legal notice niven. JOHN L. SMITH, Sheriff. August .30, 1872 —31-td El)l.( : AT ION A I i 7 Mils. C. Iff. DAVIS AVI 14/OPEN her School, at her residence, bnlWrwi day, tlie Kith of September. \Vayn, sbord’/>lf if, 1872—7-2w + ill s.N.Bi urn Clark, 251 BROAD STREET, AUGUSTA, GEORG . LACES, FRINGES, GIMPS, EMBROIDERIES, SILKS, VEILS, RJRBONS, iiAmAif)T)#s, cfßwrrs, CRAPES, TRIMMINGS, &C. gamine? Ji op attet %u>w the prices. s agent Tor the sale of jflndnuic Ut-iii orest’s Dress Patterns! Ladies can how procure the leading styles. ■mi-n.;r.uuM clark, 251 Broad Street, Augusta, Ga. apl3-3m IIANDSOM E PK EM HIM 8! • t .’ 1 ,/ .1 > *i I TO CANVASSERS. Fine Chromo Lfthogrti))!!*: FINE ALBUMS.’" ] -1 ii>eiai ettu ioi , n hstvd*** FURS AND MlTFtf’S. . Mil;' 1 *>ll ; 'A*l i£ MBUrl PURE GOLD JEWELRY. For particulars call at our office, JETHRO TI IOMA^r DEALER IN FAMILY GROCERIES, Dry Gf oodn a rid Olofching ( Opposite Planters' llotet), ~ WAYNKSBORO, GA. 1 li. It. BARR, i ■ /, i DBVtlp! j v GROCERIES", LIQUORS, DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, i?Tr Waynesboro” ga u . James H. Httlse’s STRAJVt anb SC OU R ING EST Aft LIS II3IE NT 123. Broad Street, Augusta. G*., NU'AfV LoVef Market, Bridge l Bank Building, for Ike dyeii\g mid clean ing of if) reason, Shawls, Uiitjakß,. Ribbons, etc. Gentlemen’s Coats, Vests and Pants cleaned aud dyc.4 in the best manner. - Piece Dry Goods of (sloths, Merinos, De laine, Alpaca, Jtep Goods ami Jeans <hc(JL and finished equal to those demo in New* York. Orders by Express promptly at tended to. . advertise tn “the kxpoßi¥6ri.” Special Notices. Tu* Ualkii or Akauy arc in>f *i>icler tlnm the aroiiiu which the InttftHiil (Sonoilout impnrtii to the breath. Nor ttic- heart of Hie Ivory nut whiter tlnm die teeth that are clwtuavd daily with that iniitc.titeM fluid. To Ownkim or Hohhbk,—No one who liuh ever need Dr. Toblui* 1 Horae Venetian Liniment will ever he without It; It. !■ u coi.iiiti cure for Colic, Wore Throat, Cuts, ItuniH, and Old Horc*. Warranted superior to any other; in pint bottles, at ?1 Hold by all druguUt-. Depot, 10 Park Pleoe, N. \ Huknktts HTAsnnin Ki.avorino Extracts are neatly pul up in unpnnuelted g oz, 607.; and lllo* bodies, nml re for ante by the trade generally io every principal city and town In the United HI iter, Canadas, and British Provinces, as well an many other foreign countries. IlKi.r run tii* Hornlis*. -Y*u aro weak, de- Jeoted, miserable, and nothing doe. you any good, ion say. Don’t despair. There is hulm iu Gilead. llaTe you tried Vinegar Hitlers l Nol Then, why don’t you 1 Whether your complaint he dyspepsia, btllioiisiiess, nervous weakness, constitutional de bility, or sny other trouble, Vinegar Hitters will revive and renovate your shattered system, as u genial mill refreshes tlie withered flowers. Kor Dyspri'SM, Indigestion, depression of spirits, and general debility in their various forms; also, as a preventive against Fever mid Ague, and other intermittent fevers, the “Ferro-phosphorated Kllx er of Gullsuya,’’ made by Orrwoll, Hazard A. Cos., New York, and sold bv all druggists, is tho host tonic, and as 11 ionic for patients recovering from fever or other sickness it has no eijuul. Thvrstom’* Ivonv I’i Ani. Tooth I’owpkr. -The best article known for cleansing and preserving th„ teeth and gums Hold by all druggists. Price 2r, and 5n cent* per bottle. F. O, Wells j Cos., N. Y Okistadoro's Haih J)y* stands unrivalled in tho world. No lady or gentleman of discrimination uses any oilier It is the most perfect, reliable and effec tive hair dye in the world. Manufactory, (18 Maiden lame, New York. 1 1 tiiHoLic Hah k, leconinu nded by Physicians as tho great Healing Compound. Price Z&ot*. per laix. John F. Henry, sole prop'r, 8 College Place, N. Y. Kirlkt's Hcchu is a reliable Diuretic and Tonic lor all derangements of the urinary and genital organs. Thegenuinefas formerly sold by linvilaod llarral A Uisiey an<l their branches, ts noiv prepared by H. \V. Kieloy, the (riglnator and Proprietor; and Iho trade supplied l*y his successors, Morgan .V Kis ley, New York. fivArxu, or opium purltled, Ihe most perfect an odyne in the market, made by process of Dr I. M. lligelow, Detroit Medical College. Is always mil form io strength, which Is rarely tlie ease iu other preparations of Opium. 2i.vlA'sA|TittL haslwoJjd %le"rlputatiin t)io Vr#Sarm bo m iiluranang fll. Aver IWo lAt* ■■veM-en soli foAlie ten t tfio veal*, ftei bflie|lo iteeiiteuis of my Aseiwtloa liave •- •wteeite Heal ter eileiilarl ()■ Hite so If C liWh. lrfu, Nil Yffrk. _ UT lIAVK HEARD piotheßXeau they isliiHl with nieTeeThlng sfege, tinaer any eonslaera tion whatever. Thk Hkckkt or IJeadtv. What Is iti no longer asked, for the world of fashion and nil the ladies know thag Is jfrO'Uu'ed by ukiife'4'dFltJitful and harmless tbflSriAi'tjnrit'tlon’ltribWobs fl." W’, Laird’s “Bloom of Youth." Its beautifying effects are truly SWT. P/a < ; VM. a. Isaac f. Heard & Cos, COK. REYNOLDS ANIL u’INTOSII STREETS, A l/W$ A . CX. Commission Reduced to $1 per Bole ou Cotton. Agents for Improved aud Light Draft COTTON OUST, lViee 54.00 Petr ISaw. autll7-3in | >'H : • ■ AMERICAN TOOL CHESTS. IT'D U llObtDteY A3O ArUTfII).YY Present*. Fitted up with A,No. 1 quality of Tool* adapted for ‘Jilt )| i Jt; vesii.es, from ’6sto $ 5. Bov*, )“ s 4 “ iff! 1 Youths, * “ 5 “ 12. Far‘ J • ‘si - ‘v :i IW. Carpmtebs, _ 0 100 “ 225. . Thirty different viMddthj!.', tho most complete assortment ever effered in the United States. Also, solo iuanufi|£ti({er v pf Smith’s genuine New'York Club Skates. CROQUET made in Maple, Apjde, Box and Rosewood. Twenty dtf- SflU'rrt, Hanfffaeturer, WiifvhoiiHixand tLdearooin, liuChainlwn st,, N. Y. tfKistihtid ffirftid fhHlJl|ue of ti*y Wh.l Chests, And price* of pthet goods of tny mtuyifacture, *mi hy atiH on .fmdfo / ang2t y&UAmdmm i oeoansi I'x.r the Parlor,. Sunday School and,Church. Only S I 25. Tho best organ in the world for money,; Wpcutr*||i[.ly Orgjrasj rwging in price from Io Sx,UOl), iina offer the most mdtirmMWmtiTSSi for the sale of our instrument?. , . The “Cnrlor Otto” I*lano, 7 oc toy wo /nit iron Attne. ovoratomg scale, rll u 11 J ’oof iKiVnf iaiS' Mgs - r me finest low-priced Piano manpfkctured. Fully warranted. * VXOIsIYST We import direct from ItiUy,. Usrmusuy and France the very choicest strings that aro made, and can supply tho trade at lowost market prices. ?amplo sot of choice Violin or Guitar strings mailed free for sl. Band Instruments, Sheet Music, Music Books, and Musical merchandise of every description. IVM. A. POND fc CO., <7 17 Broadway. New York. Brahcii Offick, 30 Union Squark. FOUTZ’B CELEBRATED Horse anfl Cal Powders m — p. This preparation, long anil favorabl; //o&fTYS*r\i known, will thoroughly re-inTigoret I T r*|; J f F broken down and low-spirited horses rjpf by strengthening and cleansing tin y \ ii stomach and intestine*. It is a sure preventive of Slit disease: '-'SflwCsJfciSr incident to i!>i.s animal, such a* LUNC FEV E R. GLANDERS, YELLOW .iu. WATER, HEAVES, COUGHS, DIS r EM PER, FEVERS, FOUNDER, [ oA LOSS OF APPETITE AND VITAL ENERGY, be. Its use Improves - Ar-pS-AxpFA tlie wind, increases the apiielite—. vTdra r gives nsmooth and glossy skin—and ' / I* y transfornu the miserahlc skeleton . f, tutoaflv 'Vtokin-rand ■‘piritel horse. - To keepers of Cows this prepara ~ ti°n i* invaliiiib’.e. It is a sure pie ventive against Rindergest, Holton v; TFT. AT it Born, etc. It lius liecn proven I>j I ac,n! ‘‘l experiment to Increase tin vV w ff. yj quantity of milk and cream twenty jSP 1 Per cent, and make tlie butter firm and sweet. In fatteiiing cattle, it rives them an appetite, loosens tiicir liide, nml uiakcf them thrive mueh faster. In all diseases of Swine, such as Coughs, Ulcers in tlie Lungs, Liver, be., tins article acts , mtqp.iL is a s|H-eilie. !!> putting f'-iuii otm >t yf. naif a paper to a pujier in a tiarrel of iwili the a!)Ovedisonsos will lie eradi e—( jatist or entirelv prevented. If given •JL l ist m time, a certain preventive and ■ ,0* - sure for the llog Cltolera. DAVID E. FOdTZ, Proprief©r, BALTIMORE, Ml. For sale by Druggists and Storekeepers throughout the United States, Canadas and South America. For sale in IVaynesboro’ by S. A. GRAY. SUBSCRIBE TO tiif: kxpositor. Newspapers, Magazines,Kir, FOR THE CAMPAIGN The Savannah Morning News. r piiK AI’I’RO4CHNO PRKBIDKNTIAL L canvas, judging frou the extraordina ry condition of onr political sfisir*, will 1m the imwt interestiini, exciting, and Uotly uonleklcd t ampaign iu the history of the Republic, and its progress will be watc'ird with fevoiisli anxloly by thousands who have lieretoloio taken but slight interest in elections. In order to place in the reach of ail tl,*t w idely-known medium of the freshest and latest intelligence, the Savanxaii Morses,j News, a liberal subscription schedule has been arranged. From the first of July to the first of No vember, or from tl o first of August to the first of December —four n ontba inclusive— the different editions of the Mousing Ntws will Im sent to subscribers on the following term* : Daily S2M Tui-Wkbkly 1.50 Wkkklt 60 In the stirring times just ahead, the Morning Nkwk will in* in the van of all its contemporaries in the extent, variety, and freshness of it* intelligence, amt its readers will lose none of tlie salient paints of the campaign. Money may be sent by express at the risk and expense of the Propiietor. Address J~. H- ESTII,T,, jy 13-1 m Savannah, Ga. THE T. nth Volumeof Woiin’a Hocskholo Magaxixe begins with-January 1872. It is edi'ed by Gail Hamilton, 8. S. Wood, and If. V. 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