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. YER,S SAKSAPARILLA is a con.

| YER'S SARSAPARILLA is Il con
~ c.ntrAted extract Of the choice root, so com.
higrd with other substances Of still gre alter ali. ra-
tiy. power ~ to afford All .ttctual antidote for dis
eases sAKSAPARlLLA l. repgt.d 10 cure. SUCH a
remedy IL surely wanted by those who srfe. from
STRENUOUS Complaints, and that one which Will
accomplish their cure must prove, As this has, al
immense service to this large class OF our afiicted
frllow- citizens. How completely this compound
Will do 4, has been proven by experiment on many
If the worst cases 10 be found in the following
complaints
S]crofula, Serofulous Swellings and Sores, skin
-. Anthony's Fire, Rose or Erysipelas, Teller or
Sail Rhrum, Scald Head, R%ingworm, SC.
Syphilis or Venerial d!scase Is eypelied from the
sy.teiL by the. prolonged nsc 81 this sARsAfA-
KlLLA, and the rr'iert Is len In comparative
Femal. disease. ere c-r.cd ~ scroful. IN the
blood, and are often coon cured BY this EXTRACT
or S~ARSAFARlLLA.
Do not discard this invaluable medicine because
Won have been imposed upon by something pre-
bending TO he sara'rgriiia, while IL was not.
When yon have used AitR'S, then, md not till
then, will yen know the ~rir'r"~ of Ssrsapar!lla.
For minute particulars Of the diseases 1t cure. W.
refer YOU to AYERS American Almanac, which TIE
ag-nt below named will furnish gratis TO ell who
AYERS C%ATHARTIC FILLS, for tho er-e 81
Costiyen-ss, jauntice, Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
Dy-entery, Foul stomach, Hcada:he, Plies, Rh.u-
mAtism, HeartbuIn, arising from u'ortered sto.
Flatnleney, Loss Of Appetite, liver Complaint,
Dropsy, Worms, Govt, Neuralgia, AID for a Lin.
They are sugar-co.,cd, 80 that the most sensitive
can take them pleasantly and they a-e the bost
Aperisnt In the world for all the purposes Of .
PREPARED by J. c. AYER & CO, Lowell, Macs,
PURCELL, LADD& CO., Agents.
corner Of Main and Thirteonth streets,
te Sim Richmond, Va.
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MEDICINES ETC.
p E NOLDS's PILLS.
THR VIRGINIA REMEDY.
BY MORE HIGHLY REsPECTA.
BILE TESTIMONY THAN ANY
MEDICINE EVER
BEFORE THE PUBLIC.
PRICE, FIFTY CENTS PER BOX.


N. William RnnDhds. Loufat county, "a:
Dear Sir,-The undersigned, citizens OF Augusta
county. Va, desire 10 express TO you their deep
sense oi the loss sustained by the people Of this -sc-
ton Of tn. State in the death Of your brother, nr.
Ia Iiaferro Rennoids. who resided In our midst tor
many yesr., and who's. great skill a. u physician
had Given him an acknowledged eminsnce among
the Professional men of the country. The cele
hrs,.d .Rennolds Pill" 30 universally recog-
niied a. invaluable on account Of ii, wonderful
curative properties, WAS the resultof that scientific
skill and learning which distinguished him, and
tor. II is mott important. in our Judgment, that
this great ramediai agent should not he lost TO The
world. We are Informed that some years nee your
ynur family and neIghborhooa, and that this ~ n"
only copy II said recipe which 10 now available.
W., th.rr.o In the name 81 humanity, appeal to
YOU 10 make Il publication Of tito tho world, which
We feel confident you will not object 10 do II !or
still hav. II IN your possession.
~ a p ,rItL luItcn KnaIaCt
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j. Clark S,cayfc, Esq.
AJent b. n. T. and Il. L.:

Rrr. W. d. SlEGFEIED, whose arrest in
Philadelphia on 4 criminal charge We have
already published, is out in n card OF de
fence, in which he alleges that the woman
making the accusation against him Is &C
tuated by mcrccnary motives, and that he
will tc able to prove this fact at the pro-
per time.
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BvMpoLoGY.-Mr. 7. 7. Akcrs. associate
editor OF the Lexington Gazette, is phre-
nologist, who Processes To kn1" the cha
racter Of q man from the bumps on his
head. He will have a good chance to ply
his trade after the election. He viii find
tremendous bumps on the political heads
of his pro.rebcl triends.-Prentics.
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BOOKS. STATIONERY. &c.
DREVITY AND BRILLiANCI.

~ CHESS. A collection Of games IN this - royal
uasliine." Cu!i.d from the whole rang" ~ cti"na
literature. BY N. J Hsz"!tin". lricr, tl.T5-
PHEMIE KELLhk. a ~" nuvel ii!cn: ), cents.
4 BRIEF TREATISE upon CoNSTfltIlNNA 81
y PARTY QUESTIONS, and History OF Po-
ii,ical Parties, ~ ! received II orally from III"
late Senator 81. phen A. Douglas. BY } Madison
Cuts. Price. 81. IS. ,
s~HhRBROOkE. A novel. Fly author of Madg'.'
Price, -.
MODERN PAINTERS. b. R1skin. volume.
TIE ELEMENTS OF pRAW!Nu AND fEksPEC-
V BY Ru>kin.
Together with 4 number - other lat. works
c.ivrd w W~uupiOuSE & PAt.lIAM.
Books. ll"r- and Starion~rs,
Nv Ia uDyrTupF street.
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SrrAp rom tno $50
The cattle plague in England Is disap-
pearing.
1868 was 3 l,s6l-so much for advertising.
General Buffers was s28, 1852.
II Is stated that Attorney General Speed
carried away with him all the reputation
~ a lawyer that he brought into the office.
1t 10 reported that Louis Napoleon will
call to his aid James Gordon Bennett in
altering the map of Europe"
Mrs. NcDermott was pounded to death
by her husband with a hoe in q field at
Waltham, Mass, one day last week. Why
don't they establish j Wives Bureau in
Massachusetts
In some parts Of the South the people
are reported by the Frecdmcn's Bureau as
being very lawless. 1t has been suggested
tllat it is owing 10 the restitution OF the
Inhabitants. They are very neccssltous,
and "neccssity knows no law"
The butchers bills at Sadowa, Austrian
and Prussian, do not foot up more than
fifteen thousand killed and wounded, and
four hundred thousand men were en-
gagged. The battles Of Fredericksburg and
Of the Wilderness beat that all hollow.
Spicy CoRREsPoSpENCE.-Thc Griffin
Star publishes 4 correspondence betwcen
J. c. Swayzc, Frcedmen's Bureau agent,
| and the Mayor of that city. 1t appears
| that a citizen Of Griffin spoke in disrc-
| s~pcctful terms Of the tag that had been
raised on the City Hall on the 4th instant,
for which his face was slapped by a Mr..
| Johnson, who was brought before the
! Mayor and fined five dollars. SwayZe
thcreupon writes to the Mayor that his
action is In contravcntion Of the Civil
, flights bill, and says that the penalty must
not be enforced, Is it twill be met with
resistance" The Mayor replies as FOL
lows:
j. Clark Snaysc, Esq.
AGENT b. n. 7. and Il. L.:
Sir.-Your communication OF the llth
instant is received, and contents noted. In
future YOU will please bear in mind that
the city ordinances dictate to me the
course that l shall pursue i'll discharge Of
INV official duties, and whenever those
ordinances are violated, it matters not
what NAV be the military or civil position
of the person violating them, the penalty
designated for such violation shall DC
carried out regardless of consequences.
In future | would advise you to conlinc
Yourself to the function, Of your Office,
and not arrogatc to yourself powers and
duties foreign to vour position.
Very respectfully, &C.,
4. ELLAur, Mayor.
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STEAMERS.

NEW YORK AND RICH tim
~ M0ND STEAMSHIP LINES
THROUGH TO BOSTON Steamers WAsHlSg-
TON. Captain CHicHksrss. and VALLEY CITY.
New York evsrysAT6RDAf. and Ricnmon svery
fRIDAY alternately.
They have formed a through connection with tbs
Metropolitan Steamship Line for Boston, and are
prepared TO sign BILE Of Lading through o. mode
rate rates.
Freight received daily.
Passage to New York, including meals and ststs-
room, tlo. W. L. PORTER Agent,
1, lssm Office No. 3t2s, on ths Dock.
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RAILROADS.


POUND TRIP TICKETS TO TIIr
~ SPRINGS AT REDUCED PRICES nv ihut
TfEEkkS!s is sr.G HsEEE TIA RAILROAD GSG' r&'64rss
good Tor one weak, will be .ofi 4, -, ~,
mo rsgnisr fare whit" sulphur. s1I T.
Alum; sis ~ Bath Alum. sIs % var
Sis. 90. ~ i.E- "a.
A vrr4fAI.E.rA. -,
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The following il al extract 81 4 letter from DR.. +;
r. S,riblinc, III" distinguished superintendent o'
The W.strrn Lunatic Asylum, 1t staunton, to Dir.
Rrnpoids
= IL IN hrn.bie nsn,bsr u ny profession. nnd, a
,r.ift il III r.3ut.t ft0i hIs bced .aGtc Gg ptherS.
IL vou DiH pubiiSa & IL tn Eofti.'
Although have not had occasion 10 r5- ih" pills
which ". 70 PREPARED by The la'o pr. .kcnno!ds,, /
Am satisfied from whAtI hav" heard from gentle
,n.n who ave u-ed thon, that they ar. Il valuable
medicine, and therefore cordially unite III The re-
uucst tor the publication ui the rrc!pe.
A~LEXASuLL II. IT,. start,
ysruary 4. 1885. Stanton, Va.
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TOR THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES

| ELOUR, FLOUR, FLOUR.
IL 50 barrels Welch's celebrated FAMILY
FLOUR,
100 barrels Bennett Greek EXTRA tLouk,
50 barrels Monticello SuPERFlSE FLOuR,
for sa,s nv REyCH ( CRENSHAW,
~ corner Ninth and Main streets.
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'rHE OLD LINE RESUMES tim
ITS POSITION AGAIN.
THE NEW YORK AND VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP
COMPANY.
COMPANY.
THE PIONEER LINE. ESTABLISHED IN 1851.
The two new and magnificent side-whssl
steamships,
NlAtA IA ~'
CAPTAIN KING.
are on the route again between
NEW YORK,
NORFOLK,
CITY POINT, and
NEW YORK,
NORFOLK,
CITY POINT, and
DIruhhNn

CITY p0IST' and
IN po,nt Of strength, speed, and Finish, these
s],eams gh1iips are 'tunoe1aalled, They are in charge
Of experienced and gentleInanly commanders
rha PurSers ara Mes,rs. WILLf.s o. and J. u.
SMITH, natives ot this city, and well known to tins
The sieamshlis will leave Richmond every
WV ~ VT TrF Il and SATURDAY,. arriving and
departing from the LrDiAx " WATSON wharf.
Rockers. The hour Of departure rom mere can at pe
papers Of tho city the days preceding the days OF
Ticke's and berth. secured either on board or
a. my Office.
Usage, including meals and state room, only
The patrons Of this limo who may desire to In.
'uI t4E -aa GARREr + WATSON, Rockets.
E'OR NEW YORK.-ATLAN-< Fh
L TIC MAIL STEAMSHIP S
NY.-Tha splendid new steamrhIp
H%4R R,El XXX dTxsf iSnsanas s1r ,s.Ss Ri;sh AhSni
svsry JrEsIRhAYD sYd ,b rR sa4rkib Jay Ne" YORK
THESE HIPS ara entirely now, and were DUH
they, have ,]spisntia sAL0STs6 and ,6 STsT IIs
| ATTENTION are unsurpassed. rrr
Passage, meals, and State-roons included, flf-
,ioods shipped by this Line are landed regularly
at New YORK, on the Colnpany's covered pier
": shin forty eight hoars.
fnlTupTs arc III AssA " ~ hhaN a. No.
4 arnasa and loss by Lauilins, and exposure from
fr.quout re-shipling. rs on other lines, ID avoided
by this route.
'rrsights for points beyond View York Will oafor.
warded with dispatch, and no charge made excep'
actual az penses incurred.
These SHIPS discharge cargo In New YORK at piei
No. - North river. and the Company,s stesmers
for Wilmington, North Carolina Charleston, Sa-
vsanah, Mobile and New orlsans. leave from the
same pier. Goods for these points can be trans
,erred without expense or exposure.
Insurance is very low by these ships, ana the
economy IN time, Insurance, and condition 10
witch goods Ar. delivered, makes this the cheap.
~. route from Virginia. Insurance effected al
lowest r..es. when ordered.
AGENTS
LIVINGSTON, FOX & Co...
III Brosdway, New YORK.
SAMUEL ATRES Coz,
Richmond, Virginia.
CALDWELL 3 DUNN,
City Point and Petersburg.
T. II. WEBB,
Norfolk. Virginia.
For frsight or passage, apTly 10
SAMUEL AIRES ( co., Agents.
I Ofics corner Of Cary and Virginia streets, oppo-
alta the Tobacco Exchange. de It's
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rOCOANUTS! COCOANUTS!!
& 600 fresh CARTHAGESA CoCoASUTS,
5000 fresh BARACOA NIT,
5000 fresh SAN BIAS
JUS LOUIS J. BOSSIEUX,
~ m No. so Main street..
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LETTER FROM WARRINGTON.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch,

The Yarn about vailandigham's Mission Herr
The Adjournment fixed Ccrtain-The Com
missioner OF Agriculture National Con'en'
tion stock going np-Radicalx Alarmed a''ne
pro&n~~s kc Nc
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DOLTING CLOTHS.-We are i'll re-
- CENT OF q complete assortment 81 BuLTia6
CLOTHS, to which we call the attention OF mi!leN
and others. w. ,. DoaNAH W.,
iy 23-5< Governor street,
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IRON AND BRASS FOUNDRlES.
49,
CEMETERY ENCLOSURES.
We are prepared 10 erect
CEMRTERY FENCES
op ANY DESIgRD T

Those wishing 10 enclose their lots will please
call and examine our designs.
ARCHER h GOODWIN,
iaS Vulcan Iron Works.
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CREAM Observation-Disclosures supply
Ans, rsceived fresh from the bakery, for saie
by 800 800.
3v u DEDfu
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nNO SNUFF-TAKE RS.-IOu Will II
the best SNUFF In the city a.
WOODS PHARMACY,
" Ss-ts Fifth and Marshall streets.
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rHAMPAGNE.-A large lot OF my
own importation Just received aud for sale by
.. CRANE, No. Exchange Block.
..,o q, Eourtaeuth street.
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TICORICE! LICORICE!-Twenty
..sss al c. & Co." LICORlCE; ten cases
stamford LICORICE-prme, warranted
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THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY
barrels EXTRA and SUPERFISE FLuuR,
~ IL A. Y, STOKES K co.
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JTAY! HAYu HAY!!!-TWO
grSDREU BALES No. ! TIMOTHY HAY for
ALA Nv FRENCH j CKRSsHAW,
tyets corner Ninth and Main streets.
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DOMADES AND COSMETICS, the
most select ever imported, for sale al
MEADE & BAKERS Drug Store,
ucn Slnth and franklin streets.
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News Items.

. DHTnoir, Mlcu., juue lS.-Gcncral Cnss
died yesterday morning, ut 4 O'clock aged
eighty. three years.
New lnEK, June 18.-Thcrc were three
deaths from cholera yesterday, and there
Il much alarm, under the apprehension that
the disease is Spreading.
BNLTIMoRE June l&.-A man died from
cholera yesterday afternoon. who arrived
Saturday afternoon from New York.
NEW York, Jane l1.-Thc Imports :he
past week exceed the exports 81 00D. 600,
,nt' which amount &f.o0),OD0 were of sugar
tea and coffee.
The excitement III the gold room has been
intense for several days past. Four or five
nr the hsa"iSst stoch spectators have lost
fortunes in that time by throwing their
money aud influence against the riso.
\ London Lester 10 Il banking iirm in this
'city says the specie arrivals arc an immense
thing for Am,rcnn credit. rhc amount
sent from Ancrica Is everywhere nlmirteG
/, have slvcl Il general bankruptcy in Eng.
liul. The letters - other hanEimg houses
in this c;y arA much to The same effect.
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S&S\(S3 g3 g-2S .,.i> :: -
"1NSEs VSf.yx:s ~ 8 2 +, - -ErSl5S'
>>5I,$f-S Gs-3f1s
Later from Europe.

Farther i'olNr.-Thc steamship Peru
Wan arrived today, bringing Liverpool
dates OF the 7th, and Londonderry Of the
Sth. The sales Of cotton for the week
amounted to II. 900 bales; the market de-
clining lGG2d. on the week. The sales on
Friday were 5000 bales, the market clos
ing buoyant, with au advance of Gl ID,
caused by the ndviccs per Jura. Bread
Stuiis firm Provisions quiet and steady.
LONDON, june 3--ConSols closed ut sea
%f for money. Fivc-twentics, GiWG4S.
the bullion IN the Bank of England increas-
ed q, 100000
The prusan troops entered IIolstein on
the It'll The Auslrians were concentrating
Mt Aliona. whore collision is expected.
These movements arc regarded as virtual
commencement Of the war.
1t is coniirmcd that Franco has officially
no led i, gland and Prussia Of the ncgo-
tiations for peace.
Napoleon says il is we'll that Austria takes
upon herself grave responsibility.
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FrGsn v aSiliEsl0il.

WASu,NCToN. June l5.-Accoriing to"the
anew postage law, just approved hy the
PrcSidrut, prCpwid and free letters are to be
Forwarded ~ the request of The parties nd
dressed from one post .o"icc 10 auorhcr with
out additional postage. Charged ana re.
turned dead letters are to b. restored TO the
writers thereof free Of postage
Tue Rosseau- G :innell affair is scnsa =.
tional topic, and the public are on the qU'
ri0e already coniccturinG the iiaal result.
There will ho no more lighting certainly.
bu, there is II feeling OF bitterness against
Rosscau on the part of The Radical Rcpub
licans Whether ii will take the form of
expulsion on merely n formal ccnSurc is not
yet determined. The Northern papers re.
iicct severely on l;osscau. Pending the in
vcstigalon he has leave of absence for n
week
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Market Reports.

Ngw YORK, Juac 1S-Noon.-G lGl2
Exchang, nominal aad quiet. Cotton dull
milIling 4lM42.
I p. M.--Coton frm, with sales of ] 900
bales. ut I0@ t.. Pork firm, ut S32.75GG
SO. Fugar dull. Gold closed at SO.
NEW OalaAXs, May lS.-Cotton frmer,
with sales of 0bales-low middling 3G4
Bunk srerlias 75@824, closing nominal
Now York cxohang, par to premium
Gold speculation was rampaut to-day; it
rose to 10, out rcll to 53--elosing rate.
Good cotton is knee kigh, and boiling
handsomely.
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lOCSEkEEPERS troubled with vclmia
need hc so no longer. II they use "CosrAr 50
ENtcrIninat"r. Nchaycuscd it TO our salts
faction; and If II box cost So. we would have
II. We hn"" tried poisons, but they effected
nothing: bat "CoSinr's" article knocks the
breath out "f Rats, Mice, Reaches, An,s,
and Bed HHgS. quicker IhAn we can writcit.
1t Is i'll great demand all over the country.
--.Vrndi"", Oh'". G0zefic.
MNr See "CoSTNE'S' advertisement .boyc.
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1866.

FARMERS AND HOUSEKEEpERS-
shonld rccollect that hundreds of dollars
worth Of Grain, Provisions, &c, are an
nualiy destroyed by Rats, Mice. Ants. and
other insccIs ard vcrmin all Of which can
be prevented by few dollars worthl of
"CosrAns' Rat, Roach, Ant, &C., Extcr-
minaIor, bought and used freely
Besip Sec 'CosrAn's" advertisement above.
BeAs Sold
G3p. BY
All faSgsts and Dealers everywhere in
8SBSy BARNES WARD & CO.,
Wholesale Agents,
New Orleans, La.
junc5NG-lyr
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Admission OF Tennessee.

WAsWiXGroN, June Ii --Thcrc is no dou5i
among the Republicans 'l.at Tennessee viii.
he admitted conditioaally before the l,h of
July. Tint condition. however. is The raii .
ticaion of tho Constitutional Amendment
which will be dona. Brownlow's egisla-
turo has bcIn convened for the purpose
Senator Patterson, the son .in-law Of the
oath, he having been Judge in Tennessee
under the Confcdcracy. Messrs. Maynard,
Stokes anl Fowler can take anything i,G-
po:si hy til, Radicals, anl ;s?s raady to do
il.
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Still Later from EurOpC.

HALIFAX, June lS.-The, China arrived
to-day, bringing Liverpool dates OF the 9th.
LIVERPOOL. June 9.--Salcs of cotton to
day l0,0AO bales, the market closing firm,
with the advance of yesterday fully main
tanned. BrcadStutfs steady
LoNDoN, june 0.-Consols closed at S6s
CWSG& for money. Five twcntics G5IGGG6.
The continental news continues warlike.
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TO FARMERS!
I @ R D'S

FM0SHWaVE GR FERTILIZER.
an Improycr of the Land. Superior for
Wheat, Gotten, Corn, &c., sc. or
Superior Quality and Warranted.
COACuining Eieliaclass essential
TO sl,c PrHtir,cE ,ssl: os dSr.,tM,
Sc, ;l71G EulpvGvrInrnt
Of tIaC sIar.d.
TNlIIS confidently recommended TO
J. FARMERS rO BRING LARGE
CROPS, and VIC guarantee il to he us 30 Il
as any Fertilizer in the Market. and to
bring as good crops. tried side by side with
any, even Peruvian Guano.
FOR CORN, COTTON. TOBACCO. sc.
put n handful 10 the hill when you plant.
When the I orn aud Cotton arc well up, pui
another handful 10 the hill rs .op dress
ing; and when the Corn is about to shoot,
and the Cotton to holl. another handful to
the hill rs n top dressing. In this way the
Fertilizer goes directly TO the plant, and
the plant gets all Of the benefit Of it. Use
II in this way, and the Planter can count
on good crops if the weather is nt a,l favor
able.
We guarantee it 10 prodrce ns good crops
as any other Fertilizer used. Use il in tile
the way directed, by the side of Peruvian
Guano, or any other Fertilizer. and if il does
not produce ms good crop, we will refund
twenty per cent Of the price. Use il in the
way directed, by the side Of Peruvian Guano
for i've years consecu'ivcly on the same
land. anS IL it doesnot produce more nancy,
and leave the land IN better condition than
Peruvian Guano nj the end of the five years
we will refund the purchaser twenty per
cent of the price for the five years. Ours
will improve the land, and viii leave it bet
ter than it foundit
Liberal terms given to prompt and rc.
sponsiblc parties.
JAMES G. GlnBS.
Agcnl, Columbia, s. G.
For particulars apply 10
III. a. GAILLHRD,
Winnsboro, ). C.
march 1'GG-tf
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1866.

"C0%TAE'S' RAT ENTGRMINATOR is
simple, safe anl suru-Ihr NEST perfect
NAT-ilicntion meeting we have ever attend
ed. Every Rat that can get it. properly
prepared. VIII eat 1t. anu every one that
eats 1t Will die, generally at some pla ca
u'S."n' as possible from were II was ken.
- L"&s Shore. Nich Nr'or
N%.y" SEQ .'CosrAR's" advertisement above.
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-06-21
1866.

AN0iCE FROM TILE. FAR WEST
Speaking Of ''CosTAn's' Rat, Roach, Ant,
Nc., OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES grain and pro-
visions nre destroyed annually in Gsnnt
County by vermin, than would pay for tons
of THIS Rat and Insect Elllcr.-Lahcaster,
IiiS.. Ucra!d.
re. See "CoSrAR S" advertisement atovo
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-06-21
1866.

INCREASE OF RATS. The Farmers
Gdz"'tc tEnGlishl asserts and proves Ly fig
ares that one pair OF RATS viii have a pro-.
gcny and dcccn,jants no less than Col $50
~ three years. Now, unless this immense
family can be kept down, they would con-
>>nmc more food than wouid sustain $4,000
human beings.
E&Y" See 'C0srAn's" advertisement above.
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1856.

RATS ""f%"s BIRDS. .-Wh0cver engages
III shooting small birds Is II cruel man. who
ever aiIs III cNtcrGnnatng rats is bencfac-
tor We shoIid like some one 70 give us
the benefit of their experience in driving
OUT 'htSc pests y" need something he
S'"GS dogs cats, and irnps Ton this business.
--'NT"nfiGc -imrr'c"n. y. T.
G5A. See "CySrAE'S advert srmcnt aboyo
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STOLEN,

ENROM The s,;iS :rihrr, on the -e,,.G,
K night of the 3lSt ult., IN the IN
lower part of Orangchurg District, a dark
chcsnul sorrcl HORSE. about Is hands high,
between seven and eight years old: he has n
white spot on one side of his breast about
the size Of the palm Of your hand aud
black spo, OH ono side of his breast the size
OF your two haa,lS. anil n number Of small
bumps on his side and back, which can he
easily felt hc generally PAGES while under
the saddle. but in harness is inclined 10
gnllnp, ifpushcl The horse is supposed 10
have on n Mcclellan saddle. an army felt
saddle cloth and common briie. He was
stolen by II negro. VIII" represents his home
MS being in Fairfield District. \ liberal re
ward will lIe paid for his return to me, or
!or aiy Information so that can get him
An additional reward will DC pail for the
thief.
G. II. HART.
Holly H;ll p. o., Charlcslon District.
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