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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-11-25
.a3 RULE TO PLEAD.
State Of South Carolina. /.


~ TUE COMMON PLEAS.
Martin L Braswcll bearer, VS.. C. McCieDa,
CHAN, Attachment. 2 w = A;a3 ~ :
w nEREAS lho.PlnintitT did OH the ,wcn-
~ ty"seyenihiday Of April AID 1868,
iile his declaration against tho Defendant
who, (as II is snidJ isahsent from and without
the limits Of this State. and has neither
wife nor attorney known within The same
upon whom, a copy copy of The said de.
clarntion might he'servcd.I ~ t'ta.j ~
lt,is therefore Ordered hat the snid De
iendant DO appear aud plead to, The said
decl"rntlon on or before The twenty eighth
day Of april. a. d. 1869. otherwise final and
acknowledgements thcn be given and
awarded for tho Plant # against him
.g I'D S.B. CLOMNEY, c., ,C.P.
Clerks OHiee, Fairicld District, issT, !, "a
April 9Th. 1868, !, ..@., .5s1'5,s,5| g..,.
uly 2~lSmly s,5 4. ......J i x, i,
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$4,000

Ag1EARyand expenses to Agents 10 in
a 'roducc the Wilson Sewing Machine.
Slich alike on both sides. Samples on 9
weeks trial Extra Inducements to expert
encod agents For further particulars. nd ,
dress the WILSON SEWING MACHINE
60. Cleveland o.; Boston, Mass or st.
Louis, Mo. ,t....at..,a ,..a
-lNN lI-sM
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- che OLD GARRET,gs >

- - fr1t-rT y f'f - Irr5
J., %s,aa,ssaisb y HsFaso, + ..,a : ~
90 d aNYTxys{z- s-tiDL vi agsaj
IN he days tin, are gone, an old garsct
whcreof,siS in sleep isliaye iain:
Where spSl corner wnd0Sws wiz. fSs.. esouodhhsed
And Stared on The barn. In tl,c.lane.s@JtSn
Jnhs Tq5h wssry a aafk roof large s9St sh6svo
.sT3fii'ialn ned q . tiiigbt elinsiagF bat 'e1''s
Aa pye E sesp ssSht ~ corner sns ,o Stare blqsius
ssttrlis,, sSma cAa s5sS S'ssI sisi
a fiddle how stoodby a srasty Keyed iute,s
a saddle bes,ridesas bean,,s,
And it's s,irrups down da,igled in loopings Of
,PsfsbrIss,iah 9afRo b5f gris5 ,ssSf N tTcta
Auditheibridle bit set oul'n gleaup. x, 80
\ pileJof bot,les,dull iitteredu nook,Sc s(as
With glare ,glasty White FROM lis shed !;
Aud spider hadspdif liis'gray wheel o'er q
YpWhsss pesesiwith CRIME, were ,o'erspread..
A sfisfs ss IT lain nj ihseP PF rain ils
saisias iSal like, s,tha tread aiia Il q fhl. hos. !,g
Of the fanb1le apfab tumble of swayes as they
soa III ION S1s sounding line Of eeastg." q &C." "a
Oh, he ,dfe .lS,s that Tie tread ST that rain
called Is 'Jirthn
As lay III tho twilight Of sleepl.
II was music that charmed NE, but not of
the earth, I.Yt We
but Of tairyglandT solemn and deep.
Yes, tl,o,garsa is orowSn.of Tho dwelling, /,
Its brdS IL ihs baesxe 5of- iIesNy!
It il. s.brindledlwith hues fromth oloudIasil
SdriftsS- ~ ~ "'e y. "s''f- -s-''A
And the mooii.tints liko pearls in II lie:
etse. 800 ~ =, - ~ 80 -, '>,' = 49, -
1yLorn viii, snro shaw, sho i,i;,,od ~,
nara,' 80 'O :" o"o o''u"S"a NV
Frherps' Joi,pson o, with Rasso,aa mid of 5h;s
Ia - S 80 Ef'' " $50
AnJ Ginlsn,;,h nn ,mpth hrood dd'yI;, ,v;,, 'lh III.
y Wy s' ~ ''" '
Itisn nearef 10 heaven than after life, know
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New Advertisements,
Great Distribution bS tho Metro.
"politan Gift Co.. Cush Gifts 10 The
amount of $2jO,OOO, - Every Ticket
81 DraWSf,a Prize. .,ssh :54h al .iJurl

aa3 Draws u Prize. ass% :5fA a ljrsln
8 Cash Gifts, each t3 $4,000
40 Cash Gifts, each 500
~ Cash 'Girs, each n mm 5000
200 Cash Gihs, each 2Ea to~2 100
70 Cash Gifts, each 900
800 Cash Gifts. each 0ta' so
90 Elegant RoseM ood Pianos each af
- $3oOto a#s $3.50
20 Elegant Rosewood Mclodcons each
$40 to 100
$50 Sewing Machines. eaci, 500 to IT'S
900 Fine Gold Watches each 75t 500
Cash Prizes, Silver Ware, sc. all ,yalu.
cd at S1.UoO000
~ chance to iraw any Of The above Prizes
Tor Zoo. 1ickc's describing Prizes arc
sealed in Envelopes and well mixed On
receipt Of 25c. II Scaled Ticker is drawn
without cl."icc and sent by mail to any
address. The prize named upon il will be
delivered TO the ticket holder On rnymcnt
OF One l'ollar. Prizes nrc i,nmciia, civ
sent toany address by express or retu.n
mail.
You will know what your Prize is be.
Tore you pay for it. Any Prize exchanged
Tor another for siinc vn nc No HANKS.
Our patrons can depend on lair dealing
REFERENCES: I've select the follnwinc
,to'h many who have lately drawn Valuable
! iri@es and kindly permitted US to publish
them 5. i. wilkins, Buffalo, So 900 !:
MISS hnnc Monroe. Chicago, Piano, $3.50 :;
John Milwaukee, Piano. $5GO Ecv. Il. a.
Day. New Orleans, $500. We publish no
names without permission.
OPINIONS or TnE PEEss :-"Thc firm is
rc,ahic, and deserve their s,lcccSs."--
weekly Tribune, Aw. s. "Wc know them
10 be n fair dealing iirm"-N j. Ucruid,
aug 2S. "A friend Of ours drew n $500
pr'Ic, when was promptly received. -
O"nfy N""s, Sept 3.
Send for circular. Liberal induccm cnts
TO Agents Satisfaction guaranteed Every
package of S'n'el Envelopes contain Que
cash gin. Ali letters ehouldb addressed
20 HARPER. WILSON & co,
lI3 Broadway \. y.
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y '-.Ll az - .iAtI - - =. !.
~ glly tea "a \ 51{. -

BlLLINas''- -d4ir.- Counting is about
half natur and about halt lfsienncc. The
natnr ii, IT is simply energy. I" You
must begin SLOW, hdt, by and by it will
be- best to apitntea itliiness,, Wimminn
ASH limp, had futlicrbo tuk by storn,
tI'anf siege! Wim,hin mover gsarrcn.
dors,' nor are they 'cvefpcxaetiy &on,
bnt:rathor carturcd. d.4H1heys slight il
out rtltisl llihe."aoI m5taflsing' now
Of sensible wimmin. Thcrc is@mmih
who areas ensyoto uurtnsjlint EaIa,y
ahfrst sight"ais intoxicating, Glouey,
II duzE secnroz tho you could never
gitennff of it. .-,-zs y a... .. & I.
This .kindofs Iny il taptstoI in,ake
s%ss s,saasis fpq S3'MS ''H7'a 3 AasA ass'
But there ,aintno sach. thiogfas pnro
fit is all natur,s,it IS 100 inninoccnt iin
I for earth and isatl, science, it is
ltooam ueh sofsa JOB .oi sggsg iistsH 1 .fe s,5
Perhaps the best way to courtoisito
ysa afs s8ss aS4 4eits ap, Sbs Fsss ses
how sydaand 1shd likesftI ,dntiitheH led
the the thing kinder worry aiopgKarck
sless, liko u thr.owSipg stones II " mill
Yon fwilhfind one thing strictly
stfucs the mores adyfceyodSS SGhdSrtak6
ssastIsg e fsaISE Dos tes iIhsi s9sppt IF gg8d'
:'S ~" Wa wv tii 'SsS
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-11-25
,r RULE TO pLAED. .s.
State of South Carolina.

FAI RIFE Id DI S.T'R'IC,T.
jas, Is. RsabbYs John ,Wjllingham Attach.
mcnt.
WTfIEREAstlIe,PhiniiF aid on The six-
w ,ecn'h day Of March. .A. y. 1868 filc
his declaration agaiRs, the Defendant who,
tns 1t Is. snil) IS absent from and without
the limits oftliis State and has neither wife
nor attorney known Within lie same upon
whom copy Of .tlit said declaration might
be served. 'tFH~ !.RhN%H'A r@'Fii@1l't 1921
! II is therefore Ordered, that the said
defendant do appenr dnd @plcadlto Tho said
4eclara'lon4 on, or, before the seyentccnth
day of March \. D.. 1860 otherwise finnl
ma absolute Judgment 'will,fhcn DO given
and awarded. for The plaintiff against him.
s. B. CLOWNEY, G. G. p,
Glerk,s Office. Fairfield District 'xst 2
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LIVES of SUCCESSFUL, ADVERTISERS I,
5 FORTUNES TLI1T III VE BEEN "
NIDEBY AD VERTISING etc.

The Inside Track, of Chicago, says of ii:
'fhe 1DrERTisER's GAZETTE, ,Iof New
YORK, is one Of The papers TINT comes to us
ana 10 at publishers and adj criisers brim-
ful of inlcfcst.t4lWe drop everything else
when we get sight of it. lis spicy itens
and crisp clippings make it wclo me cues,
anywhere, but its hints aud informaiion on
advertising are the most valuable points. .
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iISeI,t1 70 I,yrupoo,I w., ~ !, /.


ron, 81 c. The West makes response.
and votes, 'aye"on tie direct trade
movement. Selma, the great cotton Ade.
pot OF Alabama. sends five car loads .oi
cotton toIths isplendid ocean steamsiip
Golden Hofn;t Blk hundred bales all
compressed and ready to 90 aboard.
and to be in Liverpool By the lst Of Dc
cember isee doubt not 80 y'7fs9,x
Tbis consignment came in 'fhfongh''
carssseY9r stl,e entire distance or six
hnndred and Ave miles. one hundrel
and kspi1ety.eigbt ofs which comprises
the Snawly opened Selma, Rons AM.
Dalton Railroad Tho New " o /
and Baltimore steamers are also
10 receipt oi daily consighments from
the limo OF this new read, now inviting
business iron, this s!city and opening rup
2 sich country, well worth looking
Cotton from Y;cks5urg, two hundred
and forty.nine miles further West. find
their'way 70 thiscity NOV, over This
ron,e--giviug ns q complete connection
With the Mississippi at Viicks5ufg with.
ont breaking bnlls TkaRks 10. Col. =.
o. Barney, Engineer and Superintend-
ont Selma, Rome and Dalton iRailroad.
for his efforts in favorof tho old City Of
Charleston. - fe,cury. Z Z '"'1"
WoMES's Rla,ITs Cosyssrros.--
Bostop, November 10; In the yYo-
mems highs Convention 4 a / snenorial
was adopted asking Congress that wo.
mems rights be secured u, all hltnre. con.
stit,itional ltametidmsnts and Legislation
ipr Territories andlthel District Of. Co.
ssasto. yvilson spoke saying when
'th'saaealion was kept distinct from
other qnestlons'hefwolildt favor giving
women The riaht to vote. They should
Isppeai 70 tlls higher tapaa Deblsr senti.
menals Of ths people, and nat ioiLeir pas.
isions and prtjudiccs. h ,.,.p5
Osher addresses, were made, and i thc
co,isention adjourned 70 Thursday. sso
90 ii Iiit tl-ss. ~ ~ 49,. u I,
Il oSssha night III 3ths seiec,ioa !, az al ,he.
sng,pser ma tfsin reached a,he hoyi,s
denea 8spes. ahss s,n4nired fofa Democrat.
how the election had gonc.pls,I,lle tell
you replied the Denaocras, sif you will
tell me WY Gen.a Grant iaaliks Syons,
shgins. ..sst' Besaass iis ilis = pasfss things
and pulls thingst tafeplisd shss engineer
ltN0, said tho Democrat; aiEs because
helsmcIsssand says pothing. 'tgs IS sissl
Shss. ri ssffa y n's Focaf
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82GO

821O ..
DER MONTE! guaranteed Sure nay.
l. Salaries Paid weekly. Agents wanted
Immediately eycrNwhere throughout the
Southern tars loscil our Pa.cn, Everlast-
ing White Wire Clothes Lines, Call nt or
aalrcs The GlRARD WIRE MILLS, Phila
aelrhia. Pm. .ga,s; u; y...,i.r n. ...y
Eov l1-Iw So rF#'...- .a.s
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d,yiduals ,oi Tue prescribed race hating
aliswho do not hate tile ''hgger" MS
ne hates liim-lre is an Unfavorablc sub.
Jctir Jecct ln5eed: 3 Dssl He. has So long bought
and sold, whipped and paddled, burnt
and branded, hunted and killed, despised
and feared nggers 4-or,he' has svmpa-
tlized with others who did these things
-tthas,to 8 nov make HIN believe thai,
e'prellaw The niger can By his equal,
ana lhat these varieties Of torture have
come to all end lis to convince him that
all theworld has gonc mad, and that lie
alohc is' sane.."'o Fah 2s3"'.f rs q
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~. b sf..fE .
nos @sb,. :, ci"lk, chalk, vs. 2, Doyle, Attach
.tni, ~ a#3.52ik bitdaetsoH s1asli
w HiEtkEAS ~, 'if the, Plaintiff,did on The goth
;, y dry Of oclobcr,' q 2 d, 1867, flo Ills
!DG.piaraiien pgaIst the Defendant " q, ias
~ u. \ I sag Is absen.fromam,d without t6e
,'nlhs ol5 ms STATE md hns} neither nc
n.sorhey knowhw'il, il,inihessaiueaipon Nv hom
served. ~ Jt2vfE sSfNE ~
" therefore orlerel..th .that,,be AIM nv
fendant do appcarnnd Plead, to the ssn;a Is,
cla'ai.ipn ON or before Ibe ,91th tldv nf .actc
oer a, ID 1868 otherwise mai nbsolute
"usmlent a,l I, VIII lhen DC giyepfsamd, awarded
the Plaintiff gainsis him. ysa 5ifoge i d,
Il a,s & Sob S.,Ol.sVNEY, CO iPs u.
q o. 9. goth 0ot. 1897 10 u
9flt sTJ esnfly3 Bf fifH.ay aAtIt{s stt{t,lr(
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Is ,a !. RULETO PLEAD i'sf]a
State aOf,, South Carolina. -

EAT 1aa l,IsSfs RRI y .ll + 1,,p ,p1 1,s 8 T.,
81 "a ssls Igsss.,J = s. 5' fi'a \ e.
y. nnnbalawin &i iCoa5vs'Jdbn wiilinghari 20 /,
WllEEilssEt.Aiss ilie PllaainItiff la NJ djd ontle six
d s,.N, isen'h day Of Marcl,, A. b. 1868,
,,,' s1",n'si aeciarattpns hinsUtthea,Dsfehdnit
tlle limits ofihis Sih,e and ilas neiIbsr Istse
nor attorney known within the samc ,,pon 10
be served. p S. S - - 'sne
it.is ltlietefore Ordered thatihs saia rs.
y, ashqapsido apppay,iaJ tpleatl I'd ibe said, It;
as befnre thu seyent eent,. 7.
! 81 y areh q 800 plhefwise jnaI
ana %a "nss,a,s na,.s ~ Judgement win ,hen bo giySs
"ps "Waraed ter = 1lie,.yiain..R "a R against hiM-f
cfsrk' 9 ohios. Faifheld Iis,ricl.
Har lo,4l e8nIybtl sod ys,I,ts L, ..y.1 ,s3
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-11-25
9a LORILLARD'S
~ a G h it ca Ii b.
SMOKING TOBACCO.

Inc pest Judges every where declare il TO be
the hest for many reasons: E,
|, isnnde of the finest stock grown
], has mild and ~, ceablc aroma
ltis anti ncrvnUs in its efcris--
The Nicotine having been extracted,
And Is perfectly free from drugs .Aa'
Ii leaves no acril ,disagrccn BILE fl er-tastc.
Does not burn or sting the tongue,
Aud leaves no offensive odor in the room.
Being very light, one pound will last is
long aat' N
as two to three pounds of ordinary TO
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-11-25
FRESH GROCERfEs;I.1 M I !

olaisi Cdi!eeeg Nfolasses Teagi0am,lesI
81 + s,assl,s soags Ninsgar Powder, lsISotyds
I liooa hhTclifN, d ffN, AleaiSsfER y BRlcE
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-11-25

ys,sarssatSb ( asFhEp i Ssfussr. &a = haS n
t5f ,.SE .Ea0hH $3.50 fSiSf NEf1a ,sSsStH -
90 4 dAYTXIsEg- triiOI va alEa
IN ,he days tim, arc gone, an old garret
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1868-02-20

GUNS AND PISTOLS.
A LIENS Breech Loading Rife,
n Wesson's breech Loading Rife,
Old Style Kentucky Kile,
Single shot Guns
English Double Shot Guns,
Powder Flasks,
shot Pouches.
Gun and Pistol Tubes, at
aug27 BEAL'S BOOK n VARIETY STORE
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1868-02-20

Seltzler's Store Post Office,
Chester County, Penn.
P. S.-Send your orders Immediately.
Our motto is "First come, first served"
jan30-1m.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1868-02-20
A NEW PATENT BURNER.

LNOR Safety, Economy and Brilliancy Of Flame
E is unsutp passed.
1t is Simply constructed, and the draft 20 ar-
ranged as to prevent the parts contiguous TO the
Oil from becoming heated to cause generation Of
Gas; therefore, it is non explosive.
The Glass Chimney can be removed by hand
at the lower part, without burning the fingers.
eW Oall and see them Ia operation at
feb8 3w BEALs BOOK VARIETY STORE
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1868-02-20
JUST REQ ElV ED
ATINE ASSORTMENT OF
BUILDERS, AND HOUSEkEEPERS'
HARDwARE,
AND wy

CONSISTING OF
STORE DOOR and other LOCKS, Of all kinds
STRAP, and BUTT HINGES
DOOR and SHUTTER BOLTS.
MILL and HANDSAW FILES.
RIP, PANNEL and TENoN SAWS.
SPIKES, FINISHING NAILS and TACKe.
HAND AXES q nd HATgHETS.
COLLINS 4 HATCH's AXES.
TRACE CHAINS, COLLARS and HAMES.
BLIND BRIDLEs and PLOW LINES.
SASH CORD and WINDOW GLASS
SEWING and PEGGING Avis
BLACKSMITH sLEDGES HAND HAWsERs
COPPER RIvETs and BURRS
CEDAR and BRASS FAUCETS-aIl sizes.
TABLE and POCKET CUTLERY.
SHEARS and Scissors
WHITEHEAD CHROME GREEN PAINT.
BOILED and RAW LINSEED OIL and PUTTY.
LIME, CEMENT, PLASTER PARIS, and HAIR
GARDEN WHEELBARROWs,
SPADES, SHOvELs aud RAKES.
COOKING STOVES and CURLING TONGS.
WALL PAPERS and BORDERs-new patterns
All of which will bs sold ct the Very lowest
market rates.
JAMES McVAY,
mar27 Third Street, opposite the Bank.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1868-02-20
HARDWARE, ETC.
BUILDERS, TAKE NOTICE!

I HAVE IN STORE
A FULL SUPPLY OF
Boiled and Raw LINSEED OIL.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE,
WHITE LEAD,
FRENCH ZINC, and all
OIL COLORS, inquantities to suit
Furniture Il Copal V VARNISHES
Varnish and Paint BRUSHES,
French WINDOW-GLASS and
PUTTY.
!. VENETIAN SHUTTERS and
BLINDS of all suitable sizes.
Also, LIME, CEMENT,
PLASTER PARIS and HAIR.
BUILDERS HARDWARE, i.
A full stock always on hand and for sale - the
LOWEST RATES.
Now Is the season to build and fx up your p. %
perty. t
BRICKS are plenty and cheap and SAND and
LUMBER are coming down.
Send in your orders and they will be promptly
attended to by AN #
m4yla JAMES McVAY.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.
The 1BiliOms NensOn.

ssveny-nve per cent ofthe population of the Uni
tod States more less bilious at this season.
The midsummer Sun strs up the bile a. certaisly as
II involvs mssma from the stag ant pools 1t is Of
the utmost Importance therefore, to check the ten.
dency OF the liver 10 diseased action with that ncom
parable anti-bilious specific HOSTK TIERS sToM-
ACH BlFFERs. Neglect the eaely symptoms, Md
the chances are thst they will result IN remttent fe
YER fever and acie. aundce II Is presumed that
nobody deliberately desires TO risk an alta X from
any one OF these. But earelssrness NAV be dipas
irons ~ tenefty. Do not procrasti nate. Ashsath
If the greatest OF earthly blessings. 1t should be
every rational beings fret care Whoever chooses
10 Use HoSTErIEKS BlTrERS &c n preventive
now may escape the bilious cpdemics which gen
orally prevail towards the close OF the hsa ed e rm
aud In the Fall months. 1t Isl worth while TO be
f.resrmed when the means of defence within The
reach OF All The BlrTFRS are q NATIONAL
REMEDY. everywhere procurable. and endorsed by
the Intelligent or every class. Read what leading
members OF the comm unity. clergymen. physicians,
authors. statesmen, mon OF science. artists. travel
lcrs and distinguished soldiers. say about them On
the strength Of these credentials give them trial.
They will be found the very best anti bilious msdi-
cine that modern pharmacy has introduced.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-10

We drrt used In private praetics IN 1875. They
were introduced to the public IN 1885, since which
time their reputation has extended. until they have
asals in excess Of all other CsthaPdc Purifying
Medicines. There 10 hardly s.family among civil
issd nations who have not evidence Of thes
beneficial effects. Their great success 10 owing to
their uniform reliability inb asses, Of Constipation,
Aisous and Stomachic aissases, whcthsr Of long
or short duration. They are entirely vegetable in
their composition. Ono ingredient opens the pores
ofths skim another 10 diurstie. and stimulates
proper action fthe didneys . third . emollisnt,
loosening phlsgm and humor from the lungs other
properties arc warming and cathartic, and cleanse
the stomach an bowels from unhealthy Seerstions.
Their combined effects 10. 10 regulate the impaired
functions Of the system, and 70 produce health II
Is not asserted Mofiats Pills are cure all-that they
viii cureoan complaints-but nader ordinary cir.
cumstances they may be relie upeA 70 cure Ncr-
vousness. Sick Headache, Cositivsnese, Dyspepsia.
Indigestion. Jausdcs, Liver and Dillioas Com.
plaints. Colds, General Weakness, Ae. They ass
eGprsssly made for those diseases. MILLIONS upen
millions Of cnrss can be cited In No sipgls instance
hes complaint ever come to our knsvisdge, where
they have not operated % recommended
The Question 10 often asked. why 10 Il that Nonht's
Lie Pills meet with such wonderful succeeo
Because they purify the Mood, and thus remove
al causos Of diseases in the systsm.
Because they act powerfully upon the secfetons Of
the body. and removes all Impurities q once
Because they do not reducs the system, but In.
vigoraiei-t requiring NO restraint from pleas
ure or business and during their operation never
xripc or pain the bowels.
Votcs OF rnB CLnneY
In praise ofMofats Life Pills, which cured them
ofDyspepsia. Indigestion. Dise1as Of ~ Liver,
Lose OF Appetite. Headache, Fever sad Ague, Brsn.
chitis. Neuralgia and rheumatism. We refer to
Rev. ssml. Martin and Rev. Z. n. Nay, Of New
York. Rev. jas. Hobart. Boston, Rev. :. wsbbsr,
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To Gen. G. w. Morgan, and Of
Coon RDoAs


Professor AttHsld sends the following 70
the London Tmes:
In these hst days cesl apartment il a
real luxury, luxury TO BE- had Ear oftensr
than most people suppose possible. The
secret consists, not in letting in the cool
air. for naturally oil do that whom they
have a chance, but in keeping ont the hot
air. II the mir outside room or house be
cooler than the air inside, Let It in BY Ill
means; buff it be hotter, carefully keep
II eat. A staircase window left open during
the night, will eftcn cool the passages
OF house. and the rooms too, if their
doors be not shut; but il must DO closed at
eight or nine o'clock in the morning; or.
II on the sunny side, at four or Eve O'clock.
and the blind drawn down. The mistake
people generally make 10 10 throw open
.heir Windows at I'll hours Of the day, no
a na.tsr whether the atmosphere outside he
=. 800, or searching. "Let us have some
."s tnsy say, and in comes the trea chsrcra
oreeze-ior even hot air is pleasant Wills
u isgsntly blowing, taking avav persnir..
ton, and thereby ceslinr the akin but m.
apartment - made warmer ;n.,..S ~ .n.i
o., and 40 soon 20 they nova ort of ~.
dranght they find their room 70 \. 49,.
uncomfortable than before. Lstio cool s;r
Keep emit hot; that 10 the only fo,m,,,. !,
insure the minimum Of discomfort. S;,,;n.
rooms may generally be kept cool DUR.
the whole day. II the doors b only one.
Tor 'sgrsaa and exrsss. and the Widow h.
kept clese and sh; elded from direc. am
shine BY blind. If the atmoshers az .
room b impure from any cause. lei Il he
renewed het cir 10 less injurious than had
air. II the room BE- small in compar;.on
With the number Of persons engage in il
free ventilation becomes indispensable. In
cooking. apartment the temperature will
probably Be higher than Outside, hence the
free admission even Of hot air will BE- de-.
sirabls. II persons do net object to cit in
. direct draught Of cir, windows and doors
may be opened, breeze being more refresh.
ing, even though several degrees warmer
than cold air /; but under nearly al other
circumstances rooms should be KEEP. closed
- much ~ possible till aftsr shutdown. or
TIL the ousids cir 10 coelsr than that ineide.
Lei In eosl cir, keep sut ~