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RSAo~@S-
No one remedy il louder called
= j !: !:
~ A for by the necessities OF the
- - American people than sure and
A/ safe cure for Fever and Aguc.
W 4 Such we are now enabled 20 oner,
N~ with perfect certainty that II
will eradicate the disease, and
with assurance, founded on proof,
that no harm can arise from its use in any quantity
That which protects from OF prevents this disor-
der must be OF immense service in the conmunl-
ties where il prevails. Preuention is better than
cure, for the patient escapes The r1sk Enlch ne
must run IN violent attacks oi TINS naell alstem,
FEVER AND AGUE from the system, and prevents
the development of the disease. if taken on The hrst
only the best remedy ever yet discovered for this
class OF complaints, but also the cheapest The
within the reach Of every body and in bilious dis
tricts, where FEVER AND AGUE prevails, every
sS SSdy nave Il % hope @ f pse OS
within the reach OF all-he poor as Wen as It sne
ether ever discovered for the speedy and certain
cure of Internttents L. that il contains no Qninne
or other Injurious effects whatever upon the con-
If they had never had the disease.
Fever and Ague is not alone the consequence OF
the masmatic poison great variety Of disoroeTs
arise from its irritation, among which are Neural
gia, Rheumatism, Gout, Headaehe, blindness,
Ioothache. Earache Catarrh Asthma, PalPl5at.ion,
the Bowels, Collie Paralysis, and derangement OF
te stomach, all Of which, when oTgnatng IN tns
periodical This CURE" expels the poison fron
the blood, and consequently cures them all alike;
II IL an Invaluable protection TO immigrants ana
persons travelling or temporarily residing in the
malarious districts. If taken occasionally or daily
while exposed TO the Infection that VIII De eHcreteo
from the system, and cannot accumulate IN SUM
cient quantity to ripen into disease Hence u ls
even more valuable for protection than cure; ana
lew will ever suffer from Intermittents ii they
avail themselves of the protection this remedy az
fords.
For Lfrc, Co,npIri,afs, arising from torpid.
80 of the Liver il is an excellent remedy, stimulat-
ing the Liver into healthy activity, and produ-
lah
medicines fail.
PREPARED EY
Dr. 7. C.. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass,
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o5ce at the court House in Hickman
To The people Of Fulton and tie ad;oin.
ing counties I,oould respecJnllv say:
TT YOU WANT A LIFE POLICY and
Il intend to make. provision for yourseIf
IN old age, or for the future comfort Of those
who may be dependent upon you for daily
bread, insure with the SoUTHEHx MuruAL
for the following reasons:
lst, The Southern Mutual 10 one OF the
bet and safest Companies in the United
States.
End. II IS managed and controlled by the
best business talent in Kentucky. Isee Iist
Of Oheers and Directors
81. IL does not drain the coun try OF money
aud produce 'hard times" for every dollar
Of it's assets are re-invested and kepf IN efy-
eutation here at home. in Kentucky. and
among it's own Policy-holders.
4th. 1t is Home LnsnfuAon-organired bv
kentuckians-and State pride, and local
interests, should induce our people 10 sns-
tain il by tbeir patronage and influence. iu-
stead Of building up the capitalists Of the
Northern Cities
9th, Ii has u clever agent at Hickman, eaii
and see.
JOHN A. WILSON, Agent.
decq-tf
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= rms, Fer Session Of 20 Weeks:
Ayers Ague Cure,

For Fever and Ague, intermittent Fever.
chill Fever, Renittent Fever, Dumb
Ague, Periodical or Bilious Fever, &C.,
and indeed all tho affections which arise
from malarious, marshs or mlasmaGc
poisons.
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AS suEEp IN rue SHAMELESS.

This was received with tremendous
spptnnse, few Cheatham men trying to
get up counter yell. but were
ashamed Of its feebleness and wisely con
eluded to dry up l think they receiv
ed assistance in the drying up process
from two or three policemen who went
out to interview them. Blu, noisily ano
demonstra.ive as the crowd was, they
seemed to have reserved the greater por
ton OF their enthusiasm for the close.
when Mr. johnson should announce
himself as
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Dr. J. C. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass,
PractisrI and AncFyfiroE Chemists,
AND SOLD ALL ROUND THE WORLD.
PRICE, s1.OO PER BOTTLE.
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Cnnl,ln'f Sec n.

The worthy gentleman who rules
the rising generation az boys in
certain town in Tennessee, had octa-
sion T. correct q little boy named
Johnny. Now johnny had what is
called the sulks, becauo ho was
whipped, and in order to convince
him he was Justly punished, HIS
teacher made the following argu-
mcnt
Now, Johnny, suppose yon wcro
riding biz horse to water, and had
a keen switch ii your band, and all
at once the horse were 10 stop and
refuse to go farther, what would you
do o?7
johnny atGcj up bis sobs fora
moment, aud looking through his
tears, inuocentIy replied;
cd oluck to him, sir"
But, johnny, suppose he would
not 60 for your clucking, what
tber 2
Fd get down and lead him, sir?'
"And what if he were obstinate,
aud would not let yon lead himp
Why, I'd take off his bridle and
turn him loose and walk home, sir"
You may go to your scat, johns
NY"
Johnny could not be made to see
the necessity for using tue switch.
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A scholar in q country school vas
asked, " How Do you parse Mary
miiks the cow Tile last word
was disposed Of as follows; "Cow
IS noun, feminine gender, singular
NUMBER third person, and stands for
Mary" "Stands for Mary! How
do YOU make that outf' Because
added the intelligent pupil, " if the
COW didn't stand for Mary, how
could she milk her!"
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A Remarkable Manifestation.

A gentleman was recently called
to New Haven on accountof the i'm
mincnt death Of q child Of his broth
er. Tho evening Of his arrival the
child vas found to be very low, but
IT was expected she would live
through tho night. The gentleman
was to spend the night ~ another
brother's, and, not appreholding the
death Of the child before morning,
retired. lie was awakened IN the
night by tapping d the window,
which continued long enough to an
noy him. Thinking it was caused
by the wind bloginga branch against
the window pane, ho arose and open
cd the window, intending to break
off the branch. He was surprised
to find nothing which could in any
way touch the window, and retired.
Tire tapping was continued, however,
and with auch regularity as to sug-
gest some one dong It. lhe gen.
tleman watched but could iinl no
one. He was not nofgons ana did
not believe in supernatural inanifes>
tations, but merely for experiment.
said ais that a spirit tapping? II
yes, tap twice; IL 10, tap three
times" 90 Ills surprise TIVE laps
followed. lIt then named bis for
mer acquaintance who we're dead.
and asked If it was any ot them.
Three taps followed until he ueu.
toned the uame Of a relative, and
tbon he was answered hY two taps.
Ile asked II the little chillwas dead,
and three taps followed, aud nas&-
ing If she was dying, two taps. cn-
II 4 fow moments alter messenger
came from the house where the little
girl lay to announce that she was
dying. The gentleman was Justin
time to be present at tao last mo-
ments. The gentleman u On hou-
cred resident Of apother Town in
| Connecticut, and, nlofcoYc,s 4 man
Of high character anaprinciple. He
regards the event as singular, but ro-
fuses still to believe that il MAS the
work Of any supernatural agency
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wasahitchnthe conversation. fml
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ilhc sang. III said hahal done 10.
llo would trv. if shcwi.helit n That
is, ha would ACCOMPANY her. In.
truth, Fred Farley p6s,ca.cd one of.
the richest. mo.f mclolious and.
finely aDtwd VOICES ever heard
and may as we'll add here, that
the icmale portion Of his nc.
quaintancc had pronounced him
'nc Of the haulsomc.t men they had
ever seen, lio sang with Isabel
Lynde, He was charmed by her
sweet yOino, and ehn qbu0qraI p,
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FRED. FlRLEY'S Low &.
By sYLVANUs COBB, JR.

|
"Now mind, Fred.-you'Il be on
hand directly after the Fourth. /
anything should happen to call mt
away from home, Isabel my wife
Bella we call her--wilI entertain
you until | return. | want you tc
see Bella; and she wants 70 see you
You'll say | ought to be a happy
man. And, remember, you are tc
stay month, at least, Oh, well
have rare sport"
81 shall be there ii I'm alive, Ilar
ry--depend upon that; and if yor
suffer yourself to be called away be
| fore | come, and are not there to
receive me, shall proceed at once TO
claim the attention Of your Isabel" "
"AII right, old fellow. You will
be warmIyrcccycd, | Icanu4sire you.
Bella is anxious TO see the old chum
of whom ! have told her 50 much"
Harry Lynde and Fred Farley
had been friends from early youth
had been chums at college-and
were now as warmly attached to each
other as friends and brothers could
be. They were young-thc first
being four and twenty, and the other
year younger. Harry bad been
married six months, and had settled
down in pleasant villa on the IIud-
son, provided and furnished by bis
wifo's father. Fred bad just come
into possession Of an ample fortune;
and before going into business
which was all ready for him in the
shape Of partnership in a heavy
commercial house--ho had planned
to enjoy q summers vacation in the
country; and his first trip out from
the metropolis was 70 be, as we have
seen, to his chum's on the Hudson.
The Fourth Of July came, and
passed, and on the following Monday
Fred Farley made his way up the
river. lie found the dwelling Of bis
friend--one of the most romantic
and delightfully."- situated villas he
had ever scotland as he entered the
park he asked the coachman if Mr..
Harry Lynde was at home.
"No sir. lie went away last Fri
day, on business. But he expected
yon, and told me that the horses were
to be at your service"
"And Mrs. Isabel Lynde-is she
at home Z"
Fred had playtully declared to his
friend that he hoped he should find
him gone upon his arrival, that be
might claim the undivided attention
Of Bella; but now that the prospect
was so near to verifcation, he felt a
little bashful and uncomfortable.
But the coach was at the door, aud
he resolved to put Oh a bold face,
and meet the lady without blushing
or Ainching; for be had no doubt
that Harry had repeated to her all
his nonsensical remarks.
"Alrs. Lynde, this is Mr.. Fred
Farley" said the smart and afable
coacbman, as he led the way TO the
piazza. Mr.. Farley-Mrs. Isabel
Lynde.'
Fred looked upon the woman who
stood upon the piazza to welcome
him. Peris, and houris, and sylpbs,
and fairies all lost caste in his esti-
nation from thatmoment. A more
beautiful being he had never beheld.
And yet she was not one of the airy,
gossamer, made-up beauties, such as
be had seen in drawing-rooms, and
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whyIai le seem hi, facnts wnt.
WHY had he loved horY Why hadI
she loved hrm! |
Tb, Albany boat came 10 tle|
landing, ard lhe gang plmk vasi
thrown out.
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with mv friend aut paraqon-my I
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oycs-my vita. Ilere nv Bah |
here ia Mr.. Fred Farley and Iroally |
hoIieyo ho thinks of dcsertiug"
oRoalIy, Mr.. Farley, thls ia not
friendly"
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Ihlyo biz authority hv way ofI
0oEuctship over this boat If Won
Ihaye impoltant business IN New
| York. LII have her hold on until you
lean instruct the clorl how to transact
LII for YOU. lie is reliable"
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| Isabel is chat at the yillar
ooh. my sweet sister. That's why
We cali this one BELLA They are
lboth Isatrla. And isn't she a prc.
cons Girl ?"
"Your--glsrra p
"Why. bless nv soal. You haven't
been taking houior my wile?"
GLOW was TO know p
"But, she is Miss Lyndc. Wasn't
she so introduced ?
"Your coachmans Introduction
caught my car as MRs and. But
don't detain the boat. My business
may wait. 1t will not spoil
Fred Farley returned to tho villa
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Young gent" Might | ask you,
Miss--ah--" Miss--" Very sor-
ry, sir; but / am engaged for the
next three dances Young gent
1T is not dancing -ah--it is--it's
beg your pardon, Miss--you are
sitting on my hat =
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UaiEsr R. a, Chapter no. rs.
Regular Conyocotions lst Monday in each
month at o'clock, p, m.
E. McGfnrr, II. P
J. G. HARRISON, Sec'y.
sARDIs LODGE No. 307A. ga. NJ.
Stated Communication third Thursday
night in each month
JOHN WRIGHT W NJ.
j. N, WADDEY, Sec'y,
S1rdls Chop.or No. II.
Order Of the Eastern Star, Regular meeting
first Thursday night in each month.
Mrs. NJ A. Thompson,
Worthy Matron
Mrs NJ. B, Wright,
Sccy.
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SARDIS DIRECTORY
POST OFFICE.
Anirai and DoPorira Of Mails.

Holly Springs and Tyro arrives Tueslays and
Fridays p. M. Departs Thursdays aud
Saturdays a. m.
Long Town arrives q M, aud departs p. m
every Saturday
Longtowu, Star Place and Lake Crcsswcl
mail departs 6 A NJ and arrives IN every
Saturday,
Daily mails close rs follows;
Going North at 1885 A N.
Going South, at 3 80 Pm.
Mails opened fifteen minutes after arrivals.
Office open daily, Sunday excepted from i30
to 6.30P NJ.
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We state elsewhere in this edition
that VIC had learned bad.news cons
cerning the condition Of the seed
cane ID some parts Of the suEar rc~
gion Of the State. By our Aaw
Iberia exchanges We regret n sco
that not only much ot tho seed cano
in that parish was destroyed hi the
January freeze, but that II VA fesIf<
"a chat fully twenty five ccsitsot I'M
seed cane throughout. III sssxssa ts.ss}sA.
isiana viii bo lost through IN
pause.-N q, Pleayaisf, ID
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Young America will read with
disgust the information that the
Crown Prince of Germany il d
printer, and bis son Henry has just
been apprenticed to a bookbinder.
This sort of thing is due to an old
c1stom followed by the Prussian
royal family, and might well be fol-
lowed by all of our sovereign fami-|
lies. But they'll not do II.
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Religious,

Religious.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Services at the courthouse on the 4th sun
day in each month by Elder Y, W. CAsKEY.
CATHOLIC CHUrCH.
Services at the Catholic church
4th Sunday in each month by Rev,
Father Wise.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Services every 2nd and 4th Sundays Eoy,
D. G. Doak, Pastor
BAPTIST CHURCH.
Services every 1st and 3rd Sundays Rev,
c. B. Young, Pastor,
METHODIST CHURCH.
Services every list, 3rd ith and 9th Sundays
by the Rev. r. $ Petway.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Sardls- Services by the Rev DR.. W. Mitch
ell, End, and 4th, Sabbath at Sardis, at Como
on lst and 3rd, Sabbaths Of each month,
BAPTIST CHURCH. BATESVILLE.
Services on the Isl Sunday in each month, at
II o'clock, a m, BY Rev, Robt Maclin, presby-
terian.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1872-04-04
0riginal guetrg.
For the Yorkville Enquirer.
ssINCREASE OUR FAITH"

For the Yorkville Enquirer.
aINCREAsE OUR FAITH.'
BY MRS. FANNY DOWNING.
Oh! could some gentle angels hand
From earthly eyelids lift the seal,
And to enrapGured eyes reveal
The splendors Of the spirit land.
What wonder that the ravished soul
Sprang from its swathing bands OF clay,
To it's eternal source away,
Sublimed by bliss beyond control!
1t may not be: 1.-THE Lord of light
No mortal miracles DEGREES,
But gives us in default of these,
To live by faith and not by sight.
Thrice heavenly Faith our fears dispart,
And though the bliss that round US lies,
Be hidden from our sin-blind eyes
Print it the clearer on the heart.
Dispel our doubts celestial Guest,
Teach us the Masters will to know,
And guided by thine influence, 60
Rejoicing to our place of rest.
To rest, yet rest not! All for one,
And one for all, in Gods grand chain,
Progressing upwards till we gain
The glory of the central Sun.
February Is, 1872.
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NEwsPAPERs.-Dr. johnson, when in the
fullness of years and knowledge, said: II
never take up newspaper without finding
something I would have deemed it loss not
to have seen never without deriving from it
instruction and amusement" The newspa.
pers in Johnson's time were meagre enough
compared with those of to-day. Now year
lynewspaper volume is perfect encyclopedia.
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ta| Itissweet to have friends you can trust,
and convenient sometimes to have friends who
are not afraid to trust you.
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q
himself into a Territorial Court Hawkins
asked that the punishment, if any, might be
fixed according to territorial laws. At this
Mexican topped back again, and held that
tho penalty must be meted out under Uni
ted States statute.
In short, this champion topper pursued the
practice of Territorial Court when the act of
Congress would have limited the prosecution /;
of United States Court when the jury was
being selected of a Territorial Court when
the jury was being challenged, and Of a Uni
ted States Court when the jury might, under
territorial law, have been more lenient in pre-
scribing punishment. He was first one kind
of Court, and then another, being anything
and everything to secure the conviction Of
Hawkins of the crime of cohabiting with his
own wife, married years ago according to the
rule of his church. Webrag from one Fourth
of July to another about the justness of our
laws and the freedom of our institutions, butat
the same time allow Methodist bigot to occu-
py the bench, and prosecute religious sect un-
der imaginary laws. If there was law for it,
and if that law was impartially carried out,
there could be no ground of complaint, but
law and practice are alike violated, that few
poor devils out here in Utah may be sent to
prison or driven out of the country, whose
only crime is sincere and candid belief in
the doctrines of their church. Let me say
here and for all, that while I detest many Of
the cardinal principles of the Mormon creed,
and think their so-called revelation is fraud
and humbug, yet do not for a moment
doubt the perfect sincerity and candor and
good faith of those here who profess the Nor
mon religion. believe they are as honest in
their beliefs as We are in ours, and I know that
they are more faithful to their creed, more
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"All thoughts, all passions, all delights,
Whatever stirs this mortal frame,
Are but the ministers of Love,
And feed his sacred flame"
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THE HAIR.

A perfectly clear preparation, IN Que ",'',, -,
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and prevent dandrutr, TO promote the grown "
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everything IN which the articles now ~ use il
iectionable CRYSTAL DISCOVERY Is lSiiJJ>% :,i.
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it does not soil the clothes on scalp ~ y n r
perfumed, and makes one OF tie psSt ss ,hs ,rit
the hair A, use. II restores the Color u H., mt
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paration, and always does ~ IN iron Sir With
days. Virtually feeding the roots oi the ssr,m.h
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We call especial attention TO the fact tiat ,hns;
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wishing TO try IL. You win notice that III ma
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merits Of the article. r.<s
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PURCELL, LADn 8 co, propf,e,I1i "a,
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BY Cook & LauglIton. Auctioneers,

corner Governor and Franklin streets.
TYTRA LARGE SALE OF FOR
II FEITED PLEDGES at S. a. W1NSTOCk'S
LOAN OFFICE. No. IL Fourteenth street. between
Main and Franklin streets. on WEDNESDAY >ldtll
February, ls72, commencing at 10 O'Clock a. VI. pre-
cisely, consisting Of
DIAMONDS.
GOLD and SILVER WATCHES,
GOLD CHAINS,
SOLID SILVER Spoons and FORKS.
and many articles of JEWELRI. Among the
watches will be found some OF the finest STEM
winders eighteen carat, suitable for ladies anu zen,
tlcmcn "a great many In diamond and cnamclled
cases with nickel movements; also, some with like
nesscs in cases. great variety Of styles In the lot Of
chains. such as fob, guard, opera, and chatelain
some eighteen carat.
II is the largest and most attractive lot Of goods
ever offered ut sale of this Kind In the city. The
public are respectfully invited to attend the sale. All
goods offered will he guaranteed as represented
COOK C LAUGHTON. Auctoneers.
NOTICE.-All persons having articles pledged
with me whose time has expired requested to re-
new or redeem before the day of sale, as cannot
fn III s. a. WINSTOCK.