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ARKANSAS SILVER MINES.

10 fhe Editor n This Chicago Tribune:
sr. LOUIS, No., April G.-The Rolling Fork
Of tho Littfo Missouri River aud the Oosto.t
Iiyor B,lvor Mines, Of Boyier and Polk coun-
ties. Arkansas, aro attracting considerable atton-
ton amoug mIuing inmigransa and cApLtalista
at this particular huc. Al your correspondent
was there two y6ags ago. whom these outcrop-
pings Woro first discovered, permit mo to do
acrsbo tho route to got there tho most, speedily
and tho chcapsot for Eastern mlnipE immt-
grants and adventurous In search OF ar
gcntiforous and apriforoua oroa. Tho
latter. however, don't vouch for, ex-
cepting that they uiIl find III much gold IN tho
gulcLes OF the Casitott River country as they
hnvo yet found in tho Black Hills Or Big Horn
country. Dot that is not nhat g!yes value to
tho Rolling Fork country aa a mining region,
It iB ita g1cat mud immenso quantities Of out.
groupings Of = ,ailvar pature,-argon!ifcrou
galena, silver. lonu, elmo, and nntiniony,-that
las sssayed c. per cent, aud IS high a e5 pcr
cont, Of silver to the ton. Tho boat route to
that country Ia oithnr by tho Missouri, Kansas 4
Texas Hallway TO hfusoogee Or porryvillo. enter
inR sllat section Of country from the west,-
distance from either station east '7J mllea or
to Hope City, Ark. tue orthtsing point of tho
minors from tho east VIA the 1T. Louis, Iron
Mountain Southern Hallway, distance tho same.
Hallway omlgrant-fafe can 10 made over either
road II about 2 centa por mile, and no dorbt
even less than thess figures by The Aliaaouri.
Ksnaas l. Texas. ~ the latter road is far ia sd.
yanco OF lts Southwestern rival. Mining out.
0tsing, ire'ghts, camp.oqu'pa8e. tools: aud pro-
Louis or Chicago to these QUILTING Points Ut 20
to % cents per 100 pounds; aud wagou-rates for
hanlng frsigh. from Hope. huacoRec, Or Perry
VILE ara ! cent per pound per milo. OF from 80
eenta to 81 per 100 pounds fol-. tho entire dis-
tancc. Largo parties can make much bottor
arrangements tor freight and fare than tho
rrtcoa have given.
Capt. j: L. ll!ckoreon, California miner Of tho
'AoeEs. Of Mexico. No., will start about tho
14th Of HAY with largo party. lie Is
thotouEhly acquainted ulsh Tue Rolling Fork
bis "trip 70 California. and soldiered there dur
,ng the War; Parties desiring TO Join hla expo
particular cetimstion ot tho values OF the silver
otes ct tho Southwest, 7 Woold recommend Al
lBhae At Little Rock, Ark, Or correspond With
Thomas Esaex Esq. Land- Commissioner. aud
II. g. Smytheo, State Land and Emigration Com
missioner, Little Rock. Ark. This an1wera all
The inquiries that hAvo bean made 10 mo, and aa
well ~ can answer them. youra truly,
II. III. HUE,
, 1876-04-14
THE CITY.HALL.


1no e'tY co''eetor took in sG0o yesterday.
Wator.rents yesterday we,o S1.B72 md ro.
ceiptpts from tue City Colloctor .aa,
Tho connc,, com,ni,,a" s'Vs w. soss
for Saturday =. 2:3o p. III. iu rho ntro,,sr,s
Office. ''''"'t
...
ine ooa'o or run.lo Wotks Sehsetday issued
an estimate of e8,G79 10 Fitzs!,uops Conns,,
for vork On thu Fullerton ayenue rnr;,v,t
r,,, a,,.t .,,o,.. =, .s,,1 .a''
1ho exact amount OF money collected by e1-
South Town Collector Evans during hie term OF
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NkA4oIAA VI u6A0 AN4AALB+
An adjourned mccssng Of the Board OF Health
was held yesterday afternoon. Dr.. Miller. Dr.
Mannholmet. Mr. MoDernott, and DR.. Nc
Vickat being pfoaens.
Tho buAinoss before tho Board was tho re-
ceivlnG and examining OF bids for tho removal
OF dead animals. Tbs bidders having been in
vitod 10 appear bcfore tho Board and explain
thotr bids MIR. Louis HnaB, who had offered to
do tho work for $3.50. camo in and mado
| statement US 10 tho manner In Which he pro-
posed to remove tho animals. IIo had mado no
| definite arrangements as yct, but intimatcd TIN.
be expected to cooperate with some festiIlzb9
eatablishtnont west Of tho Stock Yards
Mr. J. Drennock, Superintendent Of the Union
Rendering Company, whoso bid was az, 100, stated
that he ~orld construct . platform at tho Union
Stock -Yasds md renaovo the ofIai thence by rail
% nlilen from The city ftuaits. The Ttuatoos OF
tho Towns Of Cicero and Lake had bcpu seen.
81 platform. aside from tho one established for
snolr own convenience mud owned by tho Union
lsendortng Company, would bc permitted to he
Mr. McDermott moved that Tue contract for
removing dead animals from May. l, 1876, to
May !, 1877, be awarded to tile UuIon Rendoriug
Company Tor $4,000.
Dr. Miller araondod Tho motion so ~ to mako
1t read tlht, as MIR. Haaa had appeared before
tho Board aud failed to slow that ho Lad faci-
ties fof 1hposlng oi dead anuia!s, tho contract
be awarded to the Unlou Rendering Company,
Tho motion ~ amended prevailed by tho FOL
lowing vote YeaH-MoVickar. MilloE, AIrDar-
mott. Observation-Disclosures.
DAY HuAyEHnEn WoRN.
Specifications for tho performance OF day acay-
engrr work wero next considered. Tbs Commit
too 10 whom tho inattor had becn referred re-
ported that In view Of tho reduction Of tile
Appropriation for performing the scavenEer-
WORK, tho Hoard would DO compelled
to roduca tbs elzo Of tho diBsric.
10 which tho servico wnn to be dono daily. Tho
Committee. wllilo recommending tho reduction,
entered protest against il, considering that the
hoa!th and tntorostB Of tho city demanded an ill.,
cteaBo instead OF d reduction.
Tho cost hcretofore OF removing ashcs and
garbage has been si05 daily. by tho action OF
the Council only SG3 daily Ia now allowed. Tho
district has heretofore embraced tho North Side
~ tar north ~ South avenue, but ia now limited
70 Dlvihion street. On tho West Side the limit
T. narrowed from Western ayonuo to Loavitt
stteet' and ou tho South Hlde from Thirty-Afth
i0utncd W.
, 1876-04-14
THE COUNTY BUILDING.

Flfly-nino prisoners will bo arraiGosl In tho
Criminal Court this morning,
Tho trial of Andrews, the pnunbrokor fud[cs-
cd for receiving stolen goods, knowing tho aamo
to havo boon stolen, has boon Bot for The 10th
Inst.
Tho Chairman Of the Hospital Committee Of
tho County Board Says that tho now Hospital
Will be ready for occupancy by tho Let day of
AuGuat.
Tho lrAt Indictment ever found by q Cook
County Gtsn1 Jury for assault and battery wns
yesterday returned Into tho Criminal Court It
IL against ouo Domtniok Davey.
County Clark Liob's friends arc understood to
bo pressing Ills claims as Park Commissioner In
the place OF Jakp Hehm. res!gnod. A petition
to Gov. Bcyorldgo Is said to be in circulation.
rho Twentieth Ward lud8ea OF election cano
Into the Criminal Court yesterday aud gavo NOW
bunda, in tho amount OF $4,000 zach, for their
appearance for trial At Joliet tho first Monday IN
Juno, John Cotcoran nnd ". ". O'Drioa be-
catno their bondsmen.
A motion to set aside the verdict In the caso Of
Joseph Couloy, rccontIy convicted of repeating,
and sentenced to cue roar In tho Honso OF Cor
rcetlon. will be nrguod In tho Criminal Court to-
day. II tho motion ia allowed tho noxs should
TO to throw open the doors Of tho poutnntlnr y.
Tho Commissioners yoaterday roachcd con-
o!usioa concerning tho application Of tho County
Treasurer tor more room, BY 0iToctin8 an ar
Management with tho County Cierk BY which tho
wost sldo-of hts Office could be occupied by Mr
11uck. Tho arrangement would have boen per-
1ranent and satisfactory but for tho fact that
Mr. Uuck demurred. which leaves at1sIrn lust AZ
tloy wore.
For aoycral tlaya tho murderer Roney bas
bncn not little unoaay about the future. Ills
attorney claims that tho Htate's Attorney had
agreed to dismiss the second Indictment ngainBt
him, and yo'tertay he came into court aud do
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contribnts material fot tho manufacture OF
"tnamu1oth choose" to bo givou to tie nsw,y.
elected President. Tho rcault was cleoso
waightng !. 40 pounds, which tho Elder ptacnI
1'coplo ilockod from all tho country ad}oIninss,
tho towns through uhieh tho aalutly man nassci'
ha llo oxpressod 1t, II preachod all Tho wAy H.
tn o Capital aud back again." Conversions wsre
'ss asnF 1 s ,a ,oa'n s. gt ths pssoI sgd
IN ptist churches Throughout tho land Mr.
Do wiling nttributcs tho prosperity Of tho church
10 tho ecccnttEo Elder and his gigantic cAeesa.
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Elder Lelnnti's Famous Gilt to PFesi.
don't loExexson sevensy.1iyo Years

"1n the year 1So0," said tbs Rsy. Dr. Dow
ling lsAt syening, flour ANAL Baptist churohos
weTe leadlng . prcca1ious a1istencs In Nov
York Stste."' OF that In this city, John Q1not
WAS pastor, and Eldts Leland Tas prestdiuR
honored with the title Of "lla1d.ahsllsd," de.
Borves Z position n the headfof the prlest-
hood. just After tho election Of Thomss
Jefferson 10 the Presidency, in lE0l.
tho Elder, Impressed With tho proprjefy.
Of an expression Of loyalty by tho sneire Bs1s,
tiyt denomination, tasled kproclAmAtIon that sil
men, "hoiy ana Gsed.1 Of thAs tNtb, eAauid
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way Of christentng, Tho nembcra nlt engage
In contest of off-hnnd ski!l With tho ri}o at 200
yards. Two Of tito crack nhota will nelect two
teams from ti1s menbofst 10 incl11do oil who arc
present, and those will compete for tho honor Of
the best aggregate score. \ full attendance Ia
expected, ind iii perdona Wishing to visnoss tle
match viii bo welcomed. Tho train leaving the
Illinois Central depot at 1910 w,ll roach tho
range In limo for tho shooting. which COM
merlces Rk D. m,
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Extraordinary Chnrgo Against =
nOnt6Ska

rartt Correspondence Le1dd1 keea
+, 1no , tollong Incredible Greg story Is soucaed fit
Gliding in tho fashionable quarter, has boo,, AZ.
rested, mud ia IN A1Azas Prison, acouscd Of hsv,
Ing for years past, while drawing ard c1onnna
tooth. introduced slow poison lnio rich pAtientt
mouths at tho inntigns!on Of their heire, and
thus committed many murders. Two hundrsd
Witnesses arc said to be subpppaed.
, 1876-04-14

NEW Yona, Apri! ls.--lt is stated that Barney
Williams !a past all hope Of recovery, Aud his
death IL expected ct any moment. Since Sun
day lo hns been entirely unconscious, sand un-
able to recognize any members OF bis family.
Lis dinoaae ls pneumonia and hiY i!lnesB though
Hlort, haa been very aeyere.
, 1876-04-14
CRIMINAL.

William Murphy, IN irresponsible tramp, en-
tered cabooso near the Rock Island Depot In.
hnblsel by Charles IIeckIor and ssolo clothing
valued Ut e85 for which he Was arrested and
locked up In tic AsmorY.
Joe Martin, Hleok'looking. woll~dreased, and
JcWoled fellow, WAS asrehted BY Detective Dar
gon yesterday afternoon and run into tho Con-
trial. Whefo he gave the name 'John smith"
lilo left the city Bome timo ago under 4
pressing Invitation from she authorities, and an
execution ss u out against him which Will bs On
forced to-day.
I"o young men named John Cameron aud
ihomas ffsaier, OF Boston. arrived hero last
ment. While walking tdoy encountered \ uice
youMng man nho inquired tho way to. tho ,4tun-
ns'' IN answering both announced themselves
~ sinsnigsn di,1engetH .1 from Dostou. which, BY
residence Of their lntosrogstor. Yorv soon .ftor @
.no sta, LATER We 1o!uou BY "pa" md the gues-
s!oa OF specie resumption was brought IN. Gam
Sna .sRed tha pfsmnm ws,S % tue Gon
tho stEaogcrs replied that 10 was hanh Go cio,I y
aud would sol! them sono exchange m E.1
Francisco a. par. They swallowed the
ba!t uud del!ye.ea bin; aso s''ssa sssh les sos
tanning the gold, "ss followed by tho otsr thisf M
and Las no+ been sico. lioth caiied ~ ~.
Contra! last night snd selAtod tho cIEcunssnosa
but hB thoy Neto unablo to remain and prosecntc
tho case, no arseata will probably ba 1nsdo.
About 7 o'clock laat evening tho clork Of tha
cigar sto1o in the Grand Pao.iio was approschsd
BY = stranger who wanted to buy. Ho was in-
troduoed into tue cage, wherein cigars arc stored
and samples Of tho stock displayed for selec-
tlon.. While thus occupied. and The storo prop
Or being vacant, boy who gives the
establishment from tho hossl Office and robbed
the till Of eo7, aud was On bis WAY out whom he
nat = I'D named IhomAs Murphy. Tbs latssr
attempted 70 detain hin, but sls thlaf got avsy
, 1876-04-14

sodea., BY ort1cs Of tho Criminal Court Of
Cook County; and ono nhn necapod.
The places Of nntiyity ate, Tho United
eta.os, 6go; Canada, 81; Now Brunswick, l !;
England, 60, gcotlana. il, Wales. i !; Norway,
III. sHoden, IL: Donrnhrk, 8; uormauy 81
Holland. 4; nAssin, 4; Hungary, l.; Bohemia,
2; Franco, 2; apsln. / lta,y, l.
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Havs You Seen the Spring Styles
N aeasa deeoFAt!ng7 II Will II Interesting 10 many
81 oos tssasls 10 eonsut ugez, jenkins Faxon, 40
proceeding this spring.
, 1876-04-14
FOR SALE--2-STORY H0TSF.

Nearly naw, West Side, Safe Piano. All will bs
nold at aualou, not at privato sale. shall ao ne1t
week the enttro contents Of elegant, Furnished
honses,K not aoouer disposed Of. Notice hereafter
Particular attention paid to forccloalnR mortgages
and sales by auction. Gail, and havs your buIineea
douat T. Il, ETACY,
10D Dearh0rn.st
, 1876-04-14

OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,
SOUTHAMPTON, April 19.-Stsamer IIapsburR,
from Now York, has arrived.
=, loypos. April l9,-Steamslip Cornwall, from
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DEATHS.

pATTIsONAT1ril 49, Al 1890 .. M. At tho rc4idenca
Of ler 40n-in-1aw, D. F. 1ckeri Evnnslon. ILL.,, Nrs
Margaret fattisou, formerly Of Cincinnati, grd ST.
Fnnora at 2p. IN. Friday, l4th Inst. Friends Of liz
family orc lnv{tcd TO attond. >
fB- Cincinnati papers plexso copy.
Mfc00WAN-fn this city, A1ril H. Hattie, IDf,nt
daughter Of DavA and Bottle A1cQowAn, aged /
:uonths. '~N
Funeral from Mo- 9s7 Wnnut-es to-ny II 10 o'olecs
4. N,
HURNs-Apr1l 10, st No. - sholto-at,, Wyluar,
Durna, sRe*1 16 yearh and 10 months.
Funora ffon, his laso residence by 10 CslysrY
Cemetery, Friday, April H. Friends are invited viii.
out further notice.
KENNEDY-Apr1lla. drsctc, youngest daughter d,
J. 7. aud y. II. Kennedy. agcd year md day..
Funeral from tho rcttdenco OF Ito parents, No III
aouh 6tatcst., o+dGy at r. N. Friends arc Invited
, 1876-04-14
BY Il. Il. STACY.
100 DeAructu-et.
TtTcsrtEaEo 5a1o:
SATURDAY, ADril 15, 1876, al IN A. NJ.

AZ 182 aouh statest fourth door, tho ent!ro con
tents Of small aIachine Shop, Lasbcs, Bhaftiug,
Toola y!acs DenchcR, ETC., etc. all tho aboyo Is nesr
new. Miat ho sold.
k1 Particular attention givcn 10 forectosInR mort
9ngca, and aales by same. I. T. STACY, Agent,
1870 Ds2rbot1-at
, 1876-04-14

Luudhorg's Psrfumes
~ uks Natural aowssa and hoaaeata.
, 1876-04-14

matinee and q concert in tho evening at Farwoii
Hall. to DO followed by Mncl sho sad that
Prof. burbank and Mrs. Hastings hul agreed to
read E1atalsously IN the ovoniug, aud that tue
plaly volunteered thoir services for tho nites-
AEON exercises.
Alr. Dush xas called upon, aud suggested ths
giving Of anothcr concert in old folks costume
week later than that l1ed upon, and tho aug-
Ieetton seemed To moot with tnvor.
After aome Eomarks upon tho prosperity OF tho
prgAnizatioo, Mrs. LeMoyuo marched straight
into the centre Of affairs: She sa.a sl,o bad ~
COMMITTEES and had probably suffered more
Modification than Auy OF them Bho had beou
Vico-PEeaideut OF tho organization for 4 year,
tud during that ttmo The contributions had
MAS to chow What Chicago women could TO- and
bbo propoaed TO erect IN tho womanB depart
ment Of tAe Exposition . black bauuer With tho
R?o bill stitched IN the middle. At I'LL Indication
nf what ChicaEo ladies' could accomplish when
1hey devoted their whole energies 10 any QUO
Rxed object.
Dr.. lIslen +. Underwood u.sd sho should a.
hiblt surgical case, which had attracted con-
,dsrable attention among the profession.
After little further liking up Of details a. 10
lhe eoncsrts, aud tic adoption Of RESOLUTION
requesting the Rev. Robert Collyer aud Trot.
SWING 10 be present, the meeting adjourned
THE TLooIm IN HUNGARY,
Bone OF our Hungarian teltoW-cttzeus have
taken tho initiative tuwarls raising funds for tho
sufferers by The late foods IN Hungary aud uore
especially 1t uuda-peHth. With this1 object in
Wow tho Deak Club. composed Of EanRaraus.
bavo decided u give concost on ths 22d inst,
It stanaaid IlaIl. It IL certainly
worthy object. and should Be we'll nat
rontzed, oven msts there no other reasou than
That after the fire Of 1871 Duda.pesth had con-
lrbnted her share towards the fuuds that were
tent from Hungary. At \ recent meeting of
ths Club committee Was appointed to receive
snbaertpt'ons. and also ~ committee OF ar
iahRensuts for the forthcoming concert. It
FAs further decided that committed Of three
9enbers 81 tho Deak Club snd 5{r. Julian
&uns should use their bes. efforts In making N
appeal 70 tho general pubic In bshalf OF tho
suasring thousands IN Hungary. 1t Ia TO be
hoped that they will meet with the success
which thcr worthy object deserves.
TEE CHICAGO Raylx CLUB.
u may not b. generally known th1t the 8onth
Ehyk Commissioners hkve recently built eplen-
h4d house for tho uas OF the Chicago Ilhu Club
en tho pa!k, near Sixty-hrst street. II is of tho
eotsRoa form. with : very handsome exterior.
sh1pshoosau. i IL Al osnsment to tue park, :
sad Rejects credit upon sho good taste and lit
s1ahty OF the Commissioners. Il will be opened
n1lssdAJ fot tho use OF tbs Club, and. BY tue
The news and herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1876-1881, 1876-11-16

PRODUCTION Of Chinese labor the
trades-union and leagues are more
to blame than has been commonly
supposed. Thanks to thom the
system Of apprenticeship is almost
unknown IN San Francisco, boys
and young men who desire to learn
useful mechanical professions are
kept in idlencss, many quarters of
tho city are constantly in terror
from hoodlums created by the
unions and growing up to desperate
manhood, and wsyes are kept up to
u point which seriously embarrasscs
the manufacturers in their efforts to
compete with Eastern capital and
enterprise. The Chinam,.n, seem
ing to offer II relief for this state of
things, was eagerly employed, and
If manufacturers arc harasscd by
competition and workmcn thrown
out of employment by labor moro
chcaply offered than theirs, the
trndcs-rnion system. which has
caused incalculable distress all over
the country, is to n grcat degree
responsible for it. With the pres
ent number of manufacturers, neitE-
er Americans nor Chinese need
have much fear for the future OF
their business. Tho country is
rapidly growing in population and
wealth, and the market for our
goods is constantly extending.
Already the Immense territory from
Colorado to the Pacific, from Alaska
and tBritsh Colombia to the
Isthmus, is principally supplied by
tlI;s city, while even the Sandwich
Islands and countl les yet farther
removed are constantly ordering
large shipments. When the re
sources of the State nre SO far
developed us to furnish most of our
supplics-as will soon be the Case
the present evils Of competition will
be turned into benefits to manu-
facturcrs, workmcn and consumers.
The news and herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1876-1881, 1876-11-16
THRIFTY INGENUITY.

In the laun dry business John on
Joys almost complete monopoly :
hla signs appear in every part of
tho city, the spluttcr of water which
nc blows from his mouth over the
clothes and the sound of his iron is
head from morning till night and
ms baskets of clean or soiled appnr-
cl arc encountered by myriads in
every walk. He is hard worker, and
tolls early md late, economizinp
every moment and never wasting in
dissipation or expensive pleasures
tho dollars he accumulatcs. AS
rents arc high, he utilizcs every inch
OF space III his shop or factory, and
1t IS common sight to see built in
room which is high enough to
allow 1T "a second floor six fcot above
the first, upon which machines are
placed and workmcn busy them
selves, thus doubling tho productive
power of tho factory without in
crensing the rent. He has also n
shrewd conception of what is a
desirable business location, and
often resorts to crafty artificcs TO
gain foOthold therein. A family
which lived in Il fashionable quarter
of the city had mn moccupicd room
IN the basement of their house, and,
as there was no prospect that they
should have any occasion to use it.,
they rented it for merely nominal
sum to tho Chinaman who supplied
them with vegetables neat, re
spectful and interesting fellow, who
desired to store there his baskets
and carrying pole, in order that thov
might be conveniently near his daily
round This room had door open
ing directly upon the main street,
and as it was somewhat separated
from the rest of the building, no
attention was paid to tho Oh M
mans operations. But ono morn
ing tho owner of the house, as he
The news and herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1876-1881, 1876-11-16
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FIRE INSUR ANCE.

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The Liverpool, and London md Globe.
The (iERMANIA of New York,
The Home of New York.
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In" liorl Man of New York,
III" FEM Kiln "f Philadelphia,
The ATIAsot Hartford,
The ST. PAUL of minnesota.
The GEORGIA lloME.
lhe RICHMOND FIRE ASSOCIATION VIn-
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Hates as low rs can be obtained Mt any
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atndcqnatu rates.
JAMES ". LAW, Agent
nov mi at Winnsboro, =. G..
The news and herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1876-1881, 1876-11-16
State Of South Carolina,
County OF FAIRFIELD.

COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD.
BY Jno. d. Neil Esquire, Probate Judge.
NJ NHEREAS. lnmcs Turner, Esq, hath
w made suit to me to grant hiil4
letters ofadministrntion Of the estate antf
effects of Il. Tongue Turner, deceased:
These are, therefore, to cite and admon-
ish all and singular the kindred and credi-
tors of the said A. Yongue Turner, de-
ceased, that they Le and appear before me,
in the Court Of Probate, to DO held Mt
Fairfield Court House, S. G., on the l1th
dny of November next, ntter Publication
creot. Mt ii o'clock in tho forenoon, to
show cause, if nny they have, why the snid
administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand, this twenty-fourth
day Of October, Ammo Domini 1876.
JNO. j. NEIL,
oct 26-t tx2 PEG.
The news and herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1876-1881, 1876-11-16
" Enn C. C. .Ea a ~ 4 HIN e
PurilicS the Blood, RenoynteS
and Invig0ratrS the whole
SYSTEM.
IT'S MEDICAL PROPERTIES ARE
Alternative Tonic, Solvent and
DiUretic.

\ ! E'iETlSE Is made exclusively from the
juices OF cn.,iully-Sclccted barks,
roots and herbs, and So strongly conccn-
tntc!, tint 1t will cttrctuully eradicate
from the system every taint of Scrofula
ScrofulonS umor Tumnrs, Cancer, Cam
ncrous Hnmor, Erysiprlns, Salt Rhcum,
Syphllitlc Diseases, Cankrr FuintncsH nj
the Stomach, and nll diseases that aris,
from impure blood. Sciatica, Inflnnma-
;ory nnd Chronic Rheumatism, NEURALGIA,
Gon. hnd Spinal Complaints. can only b,
cffocsunllv cured through the blood
For Ulcers and Eruptive dis,ns,.s of tn
Skin, l'u>tnlrS, Pimplcs, Blotchcs, Hoil,.
frtirr, Seal Inca and ltingworm. Vrcc-
tine hts never failed to effect II permanent
,urr.
For PAINS in the Back. Kidney Com
plaint%, Drnpsy, Fcinu.c Weakness, Lru-
rorrhun. arising from internal liberation.
and uterine liSci,Scs and General Debility.
NeSrtinc acts directly upon the causes of
these c"npini Is. II nv'lorntcs and
strengthens the whole system, nets upon
;hc st crrtivc "rSnnS. ALL VS. Inflammation
cures Iteration and regulates the bowels
For Cainrrl, Dysrcpsin, uubitual Cos
tlE"ncSS. lapit.uiun Of the Heart. IIend-
ache. lllrS, Nervousness and General
Pr"stration of the N,rvous system, II,
Ihehicihn has rv"rSircn such rr:icct.sntis
faction IFS the Nrgctinr. 1t purihcs the
blood, clrnnscS NIL of the organs, and
possesses controllin' power over tin,
nervous system.
The rrnln able cures Effected bv Ycrc
TIN" have induced many physicians and
'pnthrc"rlcs whom we know to prcscrib,
amt use 1t in their own allies.
III fnct, NEiErISE is the best remedy We,
dlsrovrrrd for the above discus cs. and i.
thr only reliable Blood Pnrilicr yet placed
before the public.