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THE WEEKLY CONSTITUTION: TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1S84.- TWELVE PAOEfl-
AROUWD THE CAMPFIRE.
of th<i
[We oolfctt contribution* from old m»d|<*ra
•liber aide tof the w»r. giving the —*- • '
meet, incident* of battle, or atorfi* nr if.** in ir< n
Sign your full name and addrua to what joti
write.]
Wnr*« Urlm Humor.
THI PUN OF A DYING CONFfcDKBATK SOLD
PAIU HINO LIl’i.
A kind hearted colonel, after the battle of
Bull Bun. went over tho field administering
water to tho wounded. On his return he dis
covered an old acquaintance and fiiend lying
prostrate with a terrbie wound in his face.
The whole tide of it was gone. “Why, I
passed here a while ago, and didn’t f-eeyou;
why didn’t you a^k nief .r water, I know
that you needed it.*’ “Yea, Cod knows that
I needed it. colonel,’’ replied the soldier,
“but,” and bis eye sparkled out quizzically
from bis mangled face, “1 didn’t have the
cheek to ask you for if."
That was war humor indeed.
The Flog of Verley
A POrriCAl. INCIDENT0
I'Tirri. vikoinia
The sweet viPnceof Verley was in
border land. Titling? of recession bad
travel by stage over the mountains. Home
one brought to light an ancient state Hag a
hung it over the old court bouse. Itwa
very dark and very aged, and the first Ap
storm tore it to totters It hung there
while a play thing for the idle hre»z«s.
When it was known that the confederates
were marching towards VerJey, it whs decided
that the flag of tho cinfederacy must greet
them. Ah! that banner! Red calico and
blue and white cambric furnished the mate
rial and the cleft hands of the fair women im
pro vised it. There was a hasiy programme,
quick gathering, some fervid drum heating,
and a burning speech, and the stars and burs
unrolled cheerily to the brerz*.
Peace brooded sweetly over tho valley of
Verley. None dreamed how near was war.
That afternoon companies of nol le Virginia
ioidiera marched into the vil'age in martial
ageay. Cheer After cheer rang along the line
aithe sight of tho stars and bars waving over
Verley.
For a few bright days the fhg waved on
high. 8un*liitie and breeze played with it
gaily as if its folds had been silken instead
cottop, and many n bravo soldier cheered on
seeing the sign that he was among friends.
There came a day of c xuitement and terror,
when it wus prudent to take down the pretty
rag and conceal it and it waved no more over
Verley.
Poor beautiful Verley, she soon learned the
anguish of war. She mw the ebb and How «>f
armies, futile echoes came near. Jlioody
men were brought to her care, ifer citizens
bccamu many of them homeless exile*.
But that little drama of the Hag of Verley
is a livine im mory in many a heart of tho
aweet Virginia village.
Clilinr
•Jrnve.
A KOMANTIC IN<
DEATH—TilK CIICSKN
Six ndlcs from r.ilurnhla is what is known
as the “Polk amt Pillow settlement,” or as it
is now call* d. Ashwood. There the distin
guished slid wealthy families heuring these
names, lived in n style of cltvanco and ease,
biW few baroti’al estates of Europe could nf
ford, (leneral Leonida* Polk, the bishop, whs
born here, so too, «-«.* Kx-President Janus K.
Polk, (leneral Lticitu Polk, Colonel William
Polk, Colonel George Polk, Colonel Andrew
. J. Polk, (leneral Giriron 8. Pillow, Colonel
Jerome Pillow, and other prominent and fn-
mom (tenons. Nearly all of these gentle
men owmd Innte iilantaiiona in Arkansas,
Mississippi, or I* iinsianu, and had princely
Incomes from their cotton and sugar crops,
but lit re at Asbwoud, they hud their t-uperb
homesteads, mnt s ons each with a manor,
and their mirn>utidings were in keeping with
everything n lined taste rould suggest, and
almost unlimited purses could purcoasu.
Being z*r lolls church people, these gentle
ineu hail built n beautiful little Probsintit
Kpiecopal cfm|H 1 and hard by was the family
burying ground. It was tt very romantic
placeaud the neighborhood quite typical of
the Hush days of our sunny southland. The
chapel was in the purest gothic style, and its
walls and sharp (minted roof were quite con
cealed by clambering ivy, while the llowera
and the shrubbery looked fresh and given
even on the bleak November day, when Cle
burne and bis stall’ rude bv, be soon to meet
a gory death. Tlie general reined up Ida
horse and lingtr-jtl for a moment to admire
a spot of such Hngulur beau'y. To him it
ws» however, the beauty of sadness. The
flowers that bloomed there seemed ready to
fade on the breast of death; the evergreen
was wailing to lay upon bis coffin lid, and
frost glitiered on the fairest rose, like n jew
elled mockery.
Cleburne must have bail some vague pre
monition of the nearm-«sof death Turn
ing to one of hisstatf officers he said with a
igh: “If I fall in ^ the coming fight, bury me
Two days after bis man
t .itu lurui was placed beneath the sod of tin
ovey burying ground he bad so admired
The service of the Episcopal church was Mid
by Bishop (Jnttttnrd, and the brave soldier
slept in the grave he imd chosen.
I.ee'a .Nil r render.
H0WT1IS COS FIDKHATK AH NY FIN N Al4. Y SUCCUMBED—
TUB ireUI THEE .NY III
[Chsplaki D.tvU tu Catholic Herald).
The eventful day of .Sunday. April it 1805,
daw ned u|M>n us. A night's’rest bad grew y
relrtebed the weru-out confederates * Mi
line of march whs taken up jus* after the ft et
Jdis answer subdued the, and at once i abate
doued my plan of escape.
B it numb*rs did escape, and in no ca?edul
I heir of a failure on the part of any who
ina-le the attempt. The first flig from Geo-
e al Grant to Gf-ntr-tl Lee came at 8 o’clock
a in., by watch. Tinse fl«g? continued to
past and re pass until 1 p. m. History often
r.‘presents things strangely. Histoiy i4f*a
General Grant’* first letter on this day to
Geuenti Ir e at 12:30 p. in., when I have no
doubt Gener-d L**e received General Grant's
li st note ut 8:30 a. m.
i no morning bad been bright and fair. By
noon dark Mid gloomy cloud* had gathered
over the whole face of the sky. All nature
a oun-i us seemed to harmonize with our feel-
mgs. Sadness and gloom were impressed
upon all tilings, both animateHiid inanimate.
Men wers growing desperate; officers were
breaking their swords ** pieces to avoid the
uior of surrendering them. Majo:-
ral G W. 1'ickett, who had led the
storming colutuu on the third day at Gettys
burg. tore up his Hug ar.d wote it around his
shoulders. Men have bei ngs. They cannot
coutoI these feelings at ail times und under
rut) mat Alices.* My brigade surgeon came
to me and urged me to preach a discourse to
the troops I, loe, had feelings, and dtclined
what I c mid c'u y regard as a duty.
At i :'*0 p. hi |the second army corps was
formeu in a clt s » co:umn to lour the terms
of surrender. We were addressed by General
Gordon, who sat upon his horse in front with
his hut in h»s hand, in me most moving and
irnprees.ve speech to which I ever listened.
Ciicuiu ta ces gave i fvree and cbaracur
Buiiog Ins delivery men could by seen weep
ing on every side. Men who had faced death
on many *i a tl lield*, and h/id fought wdli
manly firmt.e s Irom Bu 1 Bun to Appomat
tox, wire breaking uown under the lorce of
tha- terrible word, surrender. But the brave
ti weep as well as fight for their country..
Upon going to the division ordnanco wugotis
1 totiml tin; lietifem nt com in a Oder weeping
like a child. Addressing me, he add: “1
have fought the ynnkees from tin* beginning
until now, ami to surrender to I hem is more
than 1 can b. nr. Ji seems like it will break
toy heart.” Hope was dead. Tne grave was
ready, its funeral solemnities were too
weighty for the brave.
Night came on But what was night? Such
stealing ns took (dace l iv-ver rend or heard of
before. It aeetufd that everything that could
be stolen Was sto'en. Ju t bef»r » the him
went down a subaltern of the q lartermoster's
deparnunf, whom* condition Oeapoke an ex-
of whisky. st« (>ped up to mu and with
:h earn eat n cms arid: “I tell you the con
federacy is gone u(>. Now, Jeff Davis owes
you ami me a pretty good sum of money.
Hupposo that, as soon as it gets dark, we go to
the wagons, get a horse apiece and strike out
for home? if we don’t do that we’ll never
get a cent.” I had to decline the offer of my
would he friend.
8 PURGATIVE
MMJ
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Physician. o»o them for th. core of LITEK and KIU.VEV d!.ease.. Sold .Terjwhem.
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i, but what If one cannot for any roaton et joy
that rxc lletit Invention? "Neivout i«b« In me had
become a disease," wtl e« Mr. William Coleman,
wed kuovrn wholesale drugsltt of ItufTalo N.Y
I could not sleep, snd my nights were eld.ei
pawed In that sort ot reetl«s*ti«M which nearly
eras* a a roan, or In a kind of smpor, noted by
tormei.tlug dreams Maving tA -n Park kb a Tonic
•ubtts 1 tiled It al o for this. The re
itt both surpilacd aud deltgntvd mo My nerves
• lom d to concert pitch, and, like (i* •r’* fa«
, I fill Into the rauke of tln»o who »1eep o'
uigUta. I >hnuld add that tbe Toutc a|>e«dily did
aw*y with 'he oondltton of g- orral del p|
bilgf .... -
ui» health. I ha'e trtsl PaojuB'* Tone aim cn ire
M.ic » for it* »»i k ew ana t> tth** ' iw I
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'IM* ptcpArr loti ha* hoetofore been known
Park-as(iiaoutTunic. Hcnatt r it will be
it will be
•ud sold nicer the lame **f 1‘AHgtK'f
lilting the word * gbim r ’’ HtscoX A
are ludccnt to make the charr** by the mil
unprlnrtph d dtwlrnt who have for ne s *
their« u-’ora-rs by sub* ituung l-ferlor
Uon* u.idci the name ot giaser. W-« drop the
leading wont all the more wl)lta«ly,
u laiporiant tl*v »rtm ingredient m
i oi
re t
para-
on the mu
ftioger !• »u
. __ __ . that lorbaf.ge baa be«Ni, or will
bo made lu the preparetloi» I self, and all boitl-t
remsfidiu In 'he band* ot d.aiera wrapped under
the name of PaBKKB * (ilMOKa 1 »>MC e nUln the
venulne m-dlcme if iho l«o »lmile *|.fiatu e of
Himvx A t O la at the boiuvu of the ou aide wrap
Carly's old division, composed uf two North
t’oromin brignd**H ami one front V rgittin.iimk
the I rout miner Brig Gem ral Wa ker. Figlit-
Vug was expected. Die coufi derate sharp-
• hoot era, who coin j K»td the* hkiriuiab line,
had scarcely pa'stti the' conriiuu'e, widen i* HLi.. kV—.. -•
*frvri'r--«•,'« wuwet ns**:;z'szwzzv,t u xr,:7'r
with lhd tvotfal pickets. A lively (uxiiiauu bt(-d -be ureof the Tonic, thomueb'y re e* a •lt»*li--«.
etuued. Tne litre of bMttle whs quickly
/Mined under the eye of General Goidou,
The battle soon In came furiou*. Tne llr«t
line of federal troops was soon broked and
driveti back wit li lo^s. I vr-t* sitting u(a>ti a
bank by tbe ruad>iiie noting eveuta in my
diary, when at 8:30 o'clotk, two captured
batterriesof federal artillery—eight guns—
were driv* n by me going to the rear. Inn
lew nioimu's the fi»e in the rear ceased, mid
1 could discover our ir>K»(>a fat ing back, ami
taking up new (kuiiious by brigades to the
rear. *
At tiie vaiuc time a while tl tg, borne by a
couple ot (edrrai t tile, n at lull speed, came
out from the ci»urihoiiM\ and went to ttie
tear and met lit ner d l.» e where our baggage
Wagons were backed at the commencement of
tue action. In • few minutes another white
fi *g, borne by U couple of confederate oifi.wrs,
Was di-pa'c!nd to tne court home. Fbe ro.»d
Wa> q;m kly c.eared of»very ob*iructioti, aud
g'taios (dactyl along '.t to keep everybody out
ot it, that the fiag-beaura might pass from
one point to aim tier at full N(»e«d. At itiia
Period the excitement among the confederate
troops bees me iutenee, os it wa* well under
stood tbe confederate army was on the point
of neing Ftirivmiered Many atemed anxious
to be le i l rward to cjf.quer or cie on tbe
field. Draperitmik teemed to take hold of
the men, or else the men were overcome bv
deaperatmn. I .,u ckiy r.solved ibvt 1 w«.u d
m t tie im lud<d m it»e aurrend* r, and formed
a plan wttb a cn .nv spirit to e*cai*e from the
fietd and take c«re ot mywif One .,Vo.k
»»• »*V hour Nt wt. ct> I was to atrike
for liberty I n fety .Unwtllm^toactcov.rtey
In the lUA.irr, a IJ oVloca a. Ill , 1 went to
my brigode ceitutnand* r and a*k d hiui if he
ibougnt au h a >-t»pi n iuv ptrt would com-
promise my Imn r in tnr brigade, lie re-
piietl: “Considerir g fbe fUimu you N«i-tain
to your regiment, I think you would b-tier
tuamiaiu your UoUur by aoniing its (ate.”
EMBROIDERY.
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rcNtorationio robust bculih
S ndylanmn* ttmnhnoil ta
. inotrumrnt*. Thtstrrr.imvut of
XervHit* llebllftx and
_ Flnsleitl Decay isnsif.irnily
searawfal bn*»A on P^rfrot disnnonia,
new mid «Jlreet nirlhoOs and atisolutn thnr-
•tiabiirs*. I nit InD-rninflou and TroMiaa Ire a.
XaareM t’onsnlting 1‘hjrsician of
MARSTON REMLOY CO.. 40 W.MthSl. New York.
UFFERER
from Yoiithftd luinrui!*nea, causing
Nervous Usuiliti-, Mental and Physi
cal Weakness. V alushU intonuatian
(crh?macure(ee«. IN-d'Uros-ssuc-
cvAsfulli. L)r.U.(i.Oiiu,lioi'il2.C'hicago
A fkextta prsscrtptli
•rad*) Drugatstaea -
• OR. WARD A CO’
Wd:©"j^ce©
rsdaiui taaw le
stl U. A4dr*ss
, LOLTSLklfX. ua
DIAMOND SPECTACLES I
ft
mitnor>rtare8 fh>«
- . . JSHHLBa" melted to
cettovr, am! are call-'d DIAMOND on acrouot ot
thetr bantoa*a and btilliaiicj,
Hiivlna be*-ii uwtcct with tha po?aMwvm« th»
diamond lecsea have been found Jo admit dftreo
lew heated raya than a ay or he? pebble
* * “ great aricattflc an-uracy
They .
und wl
hmmaMe aberrations, and i-osinos
builitiieoa and »!t»titic?m’«a of vision not boforr
«tta!i.A*d in rp*cta*?k-a. Mannfactur-.d ly the
vl’INCKR OPTICAL MANTNG CO., NEW YORt
niton >} * %y ,0 city la tk«
FREBMAN & CRANKSHAW,
Jeweler*and Opticians, are sols axaaU (or At
•ante, »ia
*v-' «ot H*»* a wale hsIaii <
* SM »ks twits sssd
pm
1%,'jbYESl^ f
(r. ,
1?LK(.TIUVVOLTAIC BELT and other Ei ecnuo
Ji Anuoi'n are seal cn Jv l*nv»* Trial TO
MSN ONLY. YOU Nil OU Ol.l>, who are atilfrr-
trig from Naavocs ptnurtv. Lost Viyamty.
\v asTivt \\ «iK<ntHn, an-i all those U'sea-r»of a
raaM»**i. Nstuoil resutdrg from Aavare *nd
Drava Oavsko. Sj-e.-.iy triw and cunpl.ta
re»toraM.»n to H'alth. Vm-ta and M»*h h>d
gCABAarar®. b*.r,,| u clc. for (huaUan-d
r.Maphirl free. Address
»«LTA ic? nr:t.T ro.. Mwrehnti. urictK
Prices moot raaasinabia.
Flow rector j
Bsrtctto Itrecl
'SMJ
r. Thr^l C.IWT. >
H ^SSt-T"
fwllrt-iir
C*n try l :r-» hefore *.>• r*-r a-^nf
AiliaV iW|r’r».*nu P - .-•it
aita iitU Co»se Hare^' sud
•■irsbl*. CliraUra wlte hus*
J *»-de •* lr»'ISlo»U!. •ftOOk
tiv. i Ataa a i v, *; a*w,
THE MULLEIN PLANT,
Dr. Qulilan, a celebrated DhysfdM of DabUa.
hasjust written, In an EmkUsq znetVLil Journal, q
hi* wondarfql experimental remits tvltr
oomtaon mullelu plant upou luvx and bri
affection*, citing e»sea where he Bad glti
ccfnmmpuvea wlik tho most astonishing r»' _—
recommends Ita use by ths proMsfiou. Referring
to the above, we would state that "Taylor’s Chen>
kse lUrnedy of Sweet Gum and Mullein,’’ mads
from tbe formula of the rccdldne men pf the Ghsr>
okeo natiou. Is composed not o|ly of the mullet*
plant, but ha« incorporated with It tqs itvest gum
Urn finest stlmulstlug expsetoratftkfiown, Dressnv
lnx an agreeable ta*te and a certain p tnacoa foi
eo«gb>, croup, whOoputf coagh, colds and all
Bronchial affdctlosa . ^ ^ t 1At
1 For sale by all drugghts at 25e. and H 00 per hotti*
MANOFAOrUBKD BY
A. TAYLOR,
0Ol.ll, I
WALTER . .— ...
Prounotor. T», lor-. 1-rrmlnui C'oloiue, At)
nl. noortU. un'uti |»l(l lor owwi Uom.TM
266 TH EDITION. PRICE $1
KkOHf THYSELF.
A GKKAT MrJilCAL WORK
ON MANHOOD.
Fxhsustt-d vtialhy. nenrous aud phi*ic.*i
l-ihiy, ptrmature decline in r&an, errors nf jou'k,
and tho untold mUeiJe* mutifog from irdl*r»e-
tlji’S or rnwwa. A bonk for everv man. youny,
rntiM.e aged aud.old. It contains t2j presetIpiioua
* '. r . “J* a^ito aud chr -nfc dlMws.o, orrh one of
Welch li Invaluable. 8j found by the author,
wru»c« t>apMfe»c4 for twriity-Ume year* u such m
probabir never tx-fnre fell n> the 1*1 of any phyat-
Thr#^* hundred pages, biU nt in k, ami ml
branch von din, emboaued cuven^lqll gilt, KVtran-
t*--.! to bo a ft ier work In e-try metimn, S6#caa».l-*al.
liHraiyaDd j*tnf. r i**: a', than any ouwg work H*?d
In tilts c- Uiit.y f,»r gLftP, or the money will !»■» rw-
tin-ii.d |*i every lootm-e. f/l^ o»i»y (t by
i*i- il, (Mist (wild. Illuatmqvo kasaplf* alx e- n*a
he>'d n* w. U-*!d medal Nwarde«l the autbur by the
Natl—iat Medical aJtaiciAUOO, to tbs etficsia oi
which be reft
will rot b * UMful. wkeiher )'«ott». yaic’nt, nuan
iuftruc.ore* i VffTniaa iiwaggrit
AddnwstbepeabidY Me* Ml iSleTta. or Dr. W.
F. tarter, ho. 4 Duifi mb rrcet, Boston, kt i,
who ir*jr he coutulteO eu all dbesuMi nqulrtnc
f attl and cxpwilei'r-e. Christ- and obstinate of a-
a-mto (bat have b-Qcd the ak:Il~ “ ' ‘ '
•••her |>ti>»Ui-i-a • um!a:ir
wiUiO;
‘THYSELF.
Treated aclcntlflcally
and cured without tho
knife. Hook on treat-
meat sent free.
ions jHAHSTSASsS
Guardian*b tSalo.
i TIIE COT7R*
will ha w»’d on
...w . the conrthonse
door in said county, between tne legal honra of
sale, ono-rlxth of lot of land number 1(9 lu the
second dl*trlct of oald county whereon James Car
ter rcfldrd at hla death, couislntug 40 notes more oi
less. Terms cash. January 7th, 18M.
A. J. M AIvTlN,
Gnardlan of the minor heirs of O. W. Carter, de-
ceased
C l EOKOIA, BAU0.V COOKI’Y—WHKHE.VB A.
JTH McAllistor, BtinrdianofJ.il tjimmnns rep-
reoewts to tbe court tu hla petition duly filed that
he has fully discharged hla treat aa guardian. This
Is thersfore to cito all perso* gconcerned to show II
any they can why said guardian *bou!d sot be dis
charged from hii guardianship, and roceive letters
of diemUrton on the first Monday in March next.
January 7th, 1884. „, _ _
LaFAYETTK wall,
Ordlaary.
t3T CAPITAL PRIZE $75,U0UJ5J
Tickets Only $j. Shares in proportion
Louisiana State Lottery Co
“We do hereby certify that we supervise tho ar-
ntugementJifor all the Monthly aud Heml-Annual
Drawings of The Louisiana htatc Lottery Company,
and In person manage aud control thy Drawing*
themstivee. and that the tame are conducted with
honesty, fairncs f,ted good faith toward all parties,
An t wesutboria i the Company to itue this comil-
rate, with fac-Mimiles of cur signatures attached
In Us advectUembuts.”
ComiufMAlonere*
Incorporated in 1868 for 25 years t>7 tho I^glslatare
for Educational and Charitable purposes--with t>
capital of fi.ouo.MXi to which a reserve fund ot
ver 8550,000 has since been added.
By an overwhelming popular vote Its franchise
was made a part of the present tJtalo Constitution
adopted December 2d, A.D., 1S70.
The only lauteo over voted oa snd endorsed by
the people of any bt&te.
' * never wales or tostpones.
Ifh Grnuct Ningle Number Drnwlnga
will take place mouthly.
... nYUf.xDJi» Of^OAi'UMlTY TO WIN A FOR-
tvstv. THIRD GRAND DRAWING. OLA.*- i\
AT NEW URLKANJ. TOMhDAk, fiaieb 11*
1884—1661(1 Monthly Drawing.
capital prize, $75,000
100,000 Ttakcta at tiro DoUura £a«fi.
tFraetlono, la FIIUu la propartlao*
Lit>T or rjuxxs,
1 CAPITAL PRIZE..
2 PRIiiiid OF <6000
5 do 2000
10 do lOix)
20 do m
0J do m
wj do loo
*0C do w
.... <75,000
... 25,000
... 10,1.00
... 12,000
... 10,(00
... 10,000
... 10,000
20,000
.. 80,000
.. 25,000
.. 25,000
0,750
500 4,500
250 2,250
1,967 Prizes, amounting to J265.5C0
Application for rates to clubs should be m» de-
aly to the oflice o! the Comi*any in New Orleans.
For further Information write clearly, giving full
ad dross. Make P. O. Money Orders payable and
address Registered letters to
NEW OlthKANS NATIONAL HANK,
New Orleans. La,
ft'onfn! Nolen and ordinary letter* '7 Mail or
Express (alliums of<5aud upwards by Express
at our expense) to
N.A.DAtB IflN,
New rfenttn, las.,
or If. A. DArPVIVN,
QQ7 Woven»li »t„ Wa hlngton, I>. C.
.-.im
I S’(*r«t. *if , wtlfe WrimA
|!*-Wi., m4 Wtuvr wnuti, iqc,
14 UHl (UM *Mi«au wllk kut
Cawkff whs wuum to*, v
»ki. •■4lh!a Kl*«r*r%t. A|r«u ,- *»
«aS rail •nlflt.SS*. Ot*f MS a.
ISU mw'i. BIlBk ( «t* i! •*•!•*»1* prlto,
UUWXUWAO VAMS VO. KorUUbrO, Ctatb
My cuttmas
^wxm,-
I Fuchsia^
eto^ftea.
Nearly 1.000,000 PLANTS ta scloct Oi
FRANCI8 MORAT,
i e *-A. t^ol—ina. Be
yrawtnMsljraaawst^i of aebsta brXUIt
orSzprc«a.O. O. D., W ba ctamiacd b«f<*r#
M/Uf aajuMMr. aad tr a«t mtOCmtory,ro.
tume4>tourcs(i«ei9 W«BiaaafSalurekIlour
atekn sod uti yn M |*r ml. buinm
SMktylw trm. Emr Watch Yiuuma.1
l<Wrf?.%WAKDAM AttnUCAl WATCH CO.
Fiat UU paper. TZTTSBUBan, VA
fib? rw
LADIES
• Ml*g«H-(t« I’uallil.m'
h m itf-r.i M’ !, •> rhffEl»ig.
l-I.'ntlvHi.
iff.- *u.l dtrr«-t molhaJa ui
VUUA SMUTK IIT.
Xarh um inwparauiT »a-*rUI«( i« In UtUuv diac*
0*»i». Ca r-.p. i. i- nf InflwJ. «i.kS t. K.ld la iidcionr!.
ta:i-r» rw»aj»le4 ii plain *ol<a osTtUM, au4 na
OM kanai *Saf lh»» raaiala. Aidtn Ur par-i.-ula.-a,
1»R\ JACKMtlX Or
Cor. A*** ail Ninth I
Srr—u. tlwc/nwatt. O.
.1.1 YETTKt OIJN IYSHERIKK’rt SALK
2 be sold b?f«»re the cynr houne diNirlu
Fayetteville, Fa>ette county. G**>rgta. between
hchg-il hours of Nile on the fl'*t Tuesday in
Hatch next the following lauds to wn: The ea*C
half of lor , f land No. 231 In the l:Uh dpt’rfctnf
F-t>(ito county, levied on as the property of J. It.
uoiineu of said levy. Levied oa by ». G.
lid well, L. c., and UiiumJ over lo roe
at th** ttin* Him- arid pt**i‘e will he sold one
hundred scn-H of Und i.nt of lot No: 22, bntti in
h*- lower 7 h dlatthn of Fay»u« county . Levied
»h** property of Simeon Weathers to aatUfy
of Simeon W
ipx il f^ i<*neit by the tax cn’lecfoi
*.. T. Thompson agent.
id Conn
. Ifird of paid levy L*
_de by V. J. Wa k* r, L. C., aud bat de-t tom- t
br;.ary the 2 J, UM. J. M. CARI. » F
Favette Sut^rl- r Court, September Term, i»J*a_
Libel for Divorce—M. K. Tuniervs' harh s Turner.
T APPEARING FROM THE RETURN OK THE
B’jcriff that defendant d^ea tiM raxide In tbit
ruunty. and It further appearing that the defend
Court.” I. A. fc. Srokes, clerk of «li court, doceb
tify that the aN>ve and for*x«dof D a true and cot*
rect copy, as appears of record lu my office.
1 E0R7TA. FAYKTTFCOUNTY.—J. T. TRAVIS
tht« Fihri.it!
* GKl-iiN,
Orll«a*y.
Ct wfee. admii*Dtra*or d»* b-v.i* non of W. L
"iill*ms, app ns for di*mt**fou fr» m -al l adn.ln-
ittradou, and 1 wall psw upon said applh-athm on
the fint Monday in May next, this K-tiruary nb.
l&sl. L B. GRUtGS,
Ordinary.
3d TVT T n v "CT; r ssi
EXTRACT OF MAY FLOWER,
The Cap Sheaf of tho Chemist's SltiH.
The Croat Bomody for all Disoaso»
of tha Bladder and Kidnoys.
Thit Remedy ha* Mood the rc-t of time, ha»
been weighed itt the scale* of public opinion, aad
to-day has an army of men, women anti children,
who sver their own signature* bear testimony to
its curative proper*>c*. Some have teen cured of
Diabetes, *otce of "{right’s Disease, some of In.
flamrration of ths Bladder, some of Catarrh of the
Bladder, some of Incontinence of the Urine, some
of Leucorrhora, or Whites, some of pains In tht-
Back and Loins, some of diseases of tbe Prostate
Gland.
Far all JHtcatrtnritlntf front a dlteateri
tlrtie of the Illodtlrr unit /ildsivyt, thit
Remedy tiandt without a rival.
Without a rival in the number of cures effected;
Without a rival in the Purity of its composition;
without a rival in number of hoitlcs *old. The
annual sale of Smith's Extract of May Flower ex-
coeds the sales of all other Kidney Remedies com
bined.
Dl*. F.I.I IVES, says: “That In many acgr.i.
_.-j -*■ n ' 1 ‘ ‘ ' 'J prodt:co
a spve.tv
DR. J- H. BIRD, say.; “I have found Ma*
Flower t-* be a remedy for a!) Kiduej c-unplaln ...
Lr superior to Buchu or Juniper."
DR. H. F. MARTIN, sayt: “May F!mver;.tr,
more promptly in all diseases of the Bladder nr J
Kidney* ahan any remedy which has come timL-j
m^not
BENJ. II. LONG, say*: “I have found
May Flower exceedingly beneficial in my treat-
“Sr?VINC C D. HUYVFTTER. says: “With
out doubt May Flowvr i* de*tined t-' work a revo
lution in the treatment of disease' peculiar to th*
Urinary organs."
DR. KING, In compiling his dispensatory, has
paid a merited tribute to this remedy. Sec page
396 King’s Dispensatory.
A number of authorities might be quoted, but
there aro none more eminent than tha names
1 these authorities, a living
above. In addition l_
ho*t of 60,000, whose certificate* arc on file In tho
office of the proprietors of this remedy, bear testi
mony to itx virtues.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUG6ISTS.
Manufactured only by S. B. SMITH <1 BR0.,
Covington, Ky.
If you are afhicted, send vour address toS. B*
Emith d: Bro., Covington, Ky., for a treatise 09
Di»eii«c» ot the Blaoder and ICianevs*
BITTERS.
Aa mmIImI AwntlAf U«!a •r*r)«Itltaf»f*r.iMV«**4^H
pV.in »mH, l)f«p. r w%, pi.rrWv V«»«r u4 Sp*». %»t
,1.» .1 f» et lk« l>a-Nl*t Or.v.t. A <*Y«0* •»»*** • 4*I»-W*M 0*
r* • (UM *f (U’rpvi*. k*4 M *11 **•■** *mi*. Tr» II.J
eft HM/rfHu. Alt l,uf Jir>« ,r4ritn»l Ur U.M
—uu ) -«A-.u>.i> T i.a.y .1 m. ■ikfitar a mix*. 1
w. wurrmumr, cols aosu?,
U 4ii jutOAutrAY, a. r.
IA Dl fcb! l£ V.iiV,; SHUPPING
<Iodu for yon In New Y'ork.wlihlaataand numomr.
by v
r«i
DeLOACHS TURBINE
i.nablc a-iamiiii’o and al half tha pr*«w of
NO LONGER HFGH PRICES.
Write for partltmlara ard yea win be aarpriasd
to know that Turbiuce can be m*d* a * rhevn.
A A DELOACH.
59 and 41 Wc*t A’abMti* Wl, At’anta, Go.
P*%W lu all kind* of Mill furuUnlng good/
•“/entfou Coyrfnrcnoai.