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ATHENS. GA, February -

ATHENS, Ca. February I'D, 1878.
SRt< My child, five years DID, had symptoms
of worms. | tri0d calomcl and other worm
medicines, but faild to expel any worms. See
ing MIR. Bain's certificate, | got vial of your
Worm Oil, and the first dose brought forty
worms, and the second dose so many passed
did not count them. S. III. ADAMS.
For Sale by A. IRWIN & CO.,
May II. so ct
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The many friends of DAVID JOHNSON,
Jr., recognizing in him q man Of sterling worth
and in every respect well qualified, hereby sug
gest him to the nominating Convention as q can
didate for the Office of Probate Judge.
FISH DAM
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The Doe STAR RAGING ApRoAD.-London,
July 2l.-IIot weather prevails here, and on
the Continent the heat is very severe. In Paris
and in some parts Of the Exposition building
the temperature is unendurable
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Sherif's s Sales.

pY virtue of Suhdry Executions 10 me directed,
- | will sell, before Union Court House door,
on the first Monday in August next, within
the legal hours of Sherifs sales, the following
property, to wit:
One tract of land, located in Goshen Hill
Township, Union County, containing five hun
dred and fifty acres, more or less bounded by
lands of Fincher Norman, James Aughtry Silas
Tygart, H. +. Hunter and others Levied on
and to be sold as the property of Alfred r.
Aughtry, at the suits Of W. d. Humphres,
Administrator of J. II. Dogan, deceased against
w. W. Sims, A. r. Aughtry and Sias Tygart !;
William Hollingsworlh against A. r. Aughtry !;
s.T. Ssster and - Losfa~ss ayainst
"A. r., Aughtry.
II. MACBETH, S. U. C.
July 1lth 1873. % At
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IL is one of the mysteries Of this world how
man can be swndlcd out of 500, 900 and not
discover his loss ynil he examines his books
We don't suppose there is editor in the State
that wouldn't discover left before he had
lost $40, ,00O-and that too, y. .thout examining
single book
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Al UUCESSFUL FARslER'SEXPERI,
MENTS.

The men who have the best right to
Counsel farmers are those WHO have experi-
nented aud succeeded. Col X. Ill. llsrda-
wy is we'll known as one Of the Most pros
ferrous farmers Of Georgia. We quote
from receat letter wri,teu By him 70 the
Southern GulIiyator: g9 x.s
:. There are two small farms adjoining
mine. divided only hy a plank feuee. This
wear. one ne,ghbor, vn the south, planted
fpar acres. ui which he used sever bushels
cotton seel to the acre, and my neighbor on
the vest, planted two acres Of corn, On Which
be usel ten bushels cotton see 10 the acre.
Eplansed sin acres in com, and used sixty
ha> heels cotton seei. csmpos.ed with lot
scrapiags. anG lOa pounds fertilizer TO the
acre. Mach erep had the same amount or
number of workings. aud the same laauti-
" of rain, AMI unfortunately hal seven
weeks drought. which injarel all our cruPs
very seriously. and MS mine was most large.
ly fer;llizsd il had rery sever . water
test Ny corn stood the 6sry ordeal Tar
better than either of any neighsurs. One
neighbour plated SIX hy FIVE feet, and the
other six by three Iee,. one stalk in tie hill.
Rcsnlt; the field Of my ueighbor. contain
ing four acres male all told, "a Llshel.
corn aud halt stack Of fodder; the neighbol
with two acres made twenty-one busbel,
and about half stack of fodder--both com.
hined. in al six acies. made forty. eight
iashel eora and Que stack Of fodder. s Nj
SIX scres made three hundred aud ninety.
seven bushels corn. aud 2.GS2 bandles o
Of fodder. <E@ = .
In former yer ?lanted one scre +, ant
used ten times more fertilizers than did M
neiehbor on an adjoining acne. aud ll4DteC
ten times as much corn ON the one acre.
snsie Ii9 Bushels Of corn. aud he made l;
bushels. | could thus 60 On and give ex
periments aad results With other crups
predict. If Mr.. oliphant will try the ex
pertinent in corn OF oats. tia, be will dis.
that the sane seasons that will produce
Fgoyd crop upon lightly manurel lsnd vii
produce equally a. dne crop upon the eon
taining ten times the quantity Of manure
have never seen any stalks ofcora or cats
aha. happened 10 sand where manure va
Tilel in the Cell, that did DOT make bette
s.drhtiian was made Eith the same season
hy any other cora in the same field |
fact, IL will succeed IN making good heat
corn. when the other will fail.
While my crop aud manaring and plan
ing this yeir may not bear out the sxter
often foil manuring and plating. as quo
cl BY Mr. Uliphsht. yet il sustaIus the fac
rhst land may be mau1ied ard plantt
very heavily. successfully aud prodsaGI!
during years of excessive drought, aud th
land thus maBared AID planted. IL prope
IL cultivated. will stand drought and yieI
~ well as. 10 not Ear better than. ligh,
maEurel binds planned a great distance.
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SEED CORN.

- II
The accepted opinion isfha.,he creates
pams mnst te taken il selecting seed corn !.
At the eiuse ofthe war, wien Sheridan
passed Through kockfsh Gap. on towarus
charlottesville. he left l,lile corn Of an,
Kind 10 h,s wake. Where itscould not he
consumed BY the vandals with him. il was
thrown on the ground and t,smpled in the
mud rwo gentleman. pesr Aft'n. had
great difficulty IN ksding gram enough t.
suhsist their family. stock, etc; until har-
vest. The only corn they bad was acar'
body Of nubbins. Or refnss corn, that. be.
ing accidently covered with straw at some
point on their premises sluded the keen
vision Of The enemy. When planting ,ime
came. th, y selected their seed from tins. aud
the result was crop Of large, well matur-
ed ears. one Of the bes. they ever raised.
This will 70 10 show that select seed IL no,
ALWAYS Indispensable. --Southern Planter
n Farmer. 90 80
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WHAT FARMERS CANNOT CON.
GEAL

A poor farmer can..o conceal the fact
that lie is poor farmer. All bis surround
ings proclaim the verdict against bin. Hi.
horses. cattle. wagons. harness. plows,
fences, fields. even his wife and children.
hear silent but, unmistakahle evidence q
ga,nst him. On the other hand ~ thess
will testify fasoraoly On behalf Of the good
farmer. Every passer by can read the
evidence pro or con. This fact alone ought
10 stimulate every farmer to do bis hest for
the sake Of his own character. As we'll asi :
teresi: for he may rest assured that every
passer by will pronounce Judgment accord
ink to the evidence. Tx -
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II PAYS TO KNOW now.

When farmer has good farm, and
fail. - max. god living from il without
Running 10 debt. the cause must be that be
doesn'f knoE hos to manage farm |
give an illustration from an sgricultural
psper: /" One man sows erup 81 beeis.
lie doesn't knoE much about raising. but
thinks b. will try il. He gets barely enough
90 pay for his Labor. aud concludes that Il
doest't pay 20 raise beeis Another maa
knows al about raising them. He has M.
himself tried every variety. NOT every kind
1T manure and culture; bat be knows whs:
others have done, and hos they have sue
eeeded best. Ne adds their experience 70
his Osn. and select, the best seeds. soss u
/ nc the propsr seasen tbe right distance ..
part. and covers i the proper depth 10
sniI msnursd and prepared in the best msp-
ner. He dsss NJ stpp here. he begi' i
early 10 cultivate. weed thoroughly. hos
0fieo--snd hsrvesis seventy tons TO che
acre. l,oes this paw Coz knosing hos. aud
doing bis work 10 the best manner. The
man who sovs onions without learning the
beat way. gsssthe wryng sred. puts u 10
gruund that II not suitable Cor u. soss u u
the wrong season. doesn't sow ID ibicl
enoskh because the seed cost too mach,
doesn't sow il evenly bsesnse he cannot %
fold 70 bay seed drill. covers it uassebl,
aud hp crop u q failure. The mss sb'
has taken ihs trouble 70 end out how /,
s.iss oniou.. and whst kind ta soy. raise
one thousand bushels per acre. 30 IL pay
IN farming 10 kbos vbst 10 do and how q
Do Is. and to make The bet use Of the en-
psreuee q others And rhat 10 true
oricns snt boe,s isfrss IN greater d lee
f degree u al other kinds Of farm prOdscs.
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now TO apply. ASHES AND SALT

HOW TO APPLY. ASHES AND SALT
! unleaehed ashes may he api ed Of the
rate Of 10 or so bushes per acre upon land
that is full of weeds. The more vegetable
matter there is in The sill. the more ashes
il will bear. -: may he nsea at the rate
Of 800 to 400 pounds per acre: Saw'lus, IS
quite useless until thoroughly rotted. b,
mixture with liquid firm The stables. I
NAV serve as useful vehicle for this valu-
aole fertilizer. H. 49,.
Seedsshoud be kept in a eool. dry place.
where the temperature is kept ut as little
variation as possible. s.. z4qs 1l8a~s .z..st.
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The SOuth-Atlantic.

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All concentration shonld be addressed
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during The year past. resides shat vss
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A heavy soa II elsrsr turned under rave
81 bushels n wheat decrease over land
nni thus itsaisl
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TCR,s

FfUrer nnd HuaniIe Seeds
AFr pinufed ly MILLION People IN AmeIIca. See
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1878. NEW YORK. 1879.


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Naming House
WILMINGTON. N. o. ,.
- =
Corner Mukef and Second Street.

rINiiE most conveniently Iocsted uatel 10 the
Il city. beinu 10 The very esr Ire ~ business.
tiovt roOas-. lsfe, III lest The market Hnofds.
strlef aitvHtiDnf6 the wants of tlm guest, aud
lslufrrHie charges sonldHe 70 inake The Manning
ll0lise tie hgIne " the Traveller.
ED. WILSON MANNING.
april ~ Proprietor.
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Ayers Ague Cure,

For Fever and Aeue. Intermittent Fever,
Chill Fcvor, Remittent Fever, Dumb
Ague, Periodical or Bilious Fever. Ac.,
and indeed all tho affections which arise
srom nalarious, marsh. or miasnaatio
poisons.
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MEXICAN
Mustang Liniment,
.3 FOR NAN AND BEAST.

Ts1finimsns vszy nstursIiy orissnatcdin Ameri.
e, ~hsrs nature PROVIDES IN her lsborstozy rseh
sartri,ina nnfidcsss COS M rnsisdiss q hfrekn
dEsn. rs fame has ben SPREADING for Syssrs.
unsil nov n rn<isrles fko hnhzsabas Eioe1s
The nsxiean Mustang ilnimsnt isa msscAisss
renedy forall s1ternaiai1me q naa sndbcast.
10 stoek owners and farmers u u invaiuabie.
A rfnsis bssfis o<tsn SAVES human nfsorrs'
ssosss the usefulness II an sxcsnsnt horse. OF.
Gov, Or sheep.
n cures foosFot, hcofeii. kolio- horn. srpb.
screw,worm, shoalierFos. msass, ne bites and
siInss q poisonous reptiles and insccts andevsfy
sseh drawback 20 stock t~ssdlnE end hosh lie.
asures svsry external trousae q hossss, sseh
siarpcne~s, Scratches, S~inny. sprsins, fesndsf.
s<inf xafl, ing bad, Etc.. cfe.
The kexleAa tfnstang fInir~nt = ~ quieknss
eurs "a ne word for soesdenss occurring 10 ths
famflT. 10 ths sk~uses of a physieian. such a.
harns scaida. spsains, epts. etc, and for rheura-
fsxu. ara sslrnsss csrsndsFsa " exposure. Tar
{ ftruiufr raiuxhas "a nlsrrz
ID d he cheapest rTsccy n ~ ~pfid, f. 4
r~neuxtss ne nanscls " tie bone. and q sinsis
sppficssk~ a s<ner<rr sasaent tocus.
N~xlesn Mustang fAHtsnsnt n put NJ IN TIRE
sises u bo<tles. fhs isfTsr ones being pscpcrsse
sss.r nask ths sk.sp-ss. ssid sve<r<hers.
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tho disease, and with assnranee,
founded ON proof, ihst no harm can arise ifom
h. use IN any quantity 40, !, ,r,,.,,. IA, A..
order must BE- Of immense service In ths. com
mnnltics where Il prevails. rrertlfisn is beftsr
than cure. for the psfirnt escapss the fs.x when
he must ran 70 Violent a,saeks q this eaielal az
poisson Of rKyEx AsD AeuE from the system,
and prevents the developm<bf 81 the dis~ase ~
taken on the Arst spprosrh q he presnonitory
ynPons J. .ns ss ss,y s !. s 1880 esst
slso the cheapest: ne larry quantity We sup.
everybody and In Billions districts, whcrs
TsyEs Asp Agys psss,il, ssssfseo, ~ sl9 quo
fecsioa. Itis hoped ths pries VIII place Y wihin
the reach o. sil--thc poos a. vel Is me men.
A great superiority q thl, remsdy oysr any
cure 4 Ins.rmii,snis 4. that b ssaiains no ui.
aain,sm or other injurious effects wkstsser upon
the constitution. Those card ~ y arc lon ~
Fever and Agse Is not alone thu consequence
Of the nliasmaiic poison. great variety q az.
orders arise from IL irritation, among wisrh
are Neuralgia. khsumsii.n, uoat, Bsad.ths,
ras. Palpiisiisn, Painfni Affection u The spleen,
u,stsrfes Pain IN the Bowels, Cole. Paralysis,
aud dcraHgsusrnt u the stomach, all % shish,
whrn origin.iipS = III. ssnse. PAT On ihe ".
IL
aCvKE sxpsls tho poison from Tie blood sud
rans,ournlly cures item all alike. u u IN In-
-Eua6le yroteefion 70 immifrsnis and prtsons
travelling 90 temporarily residing NJ the mala-
r.oas disf4cfs. II tskra Occasionally or daily
while sxs-osed 10 the insecton, thai rti ~ sx'
ersfed frsxn the system. and canzot aecnmuiais
"a srfeienf eua1sitr TO .rpsa into disease.
Hence II IL e--a TnOre valuable for proteeiion
than care md fcw wi evvr safsF froln ibter-
tsisfents IL th~y avail tsemseisss % thr pfotsc-
sion this remedy aHtfk.
For lfe-r conpicsnfs, arising from TORPID
iev o. the Liver Il 4 excellent reIaedy, sslna-
Mating the liver into hrskhy ncsisify, fad FRO
sueinc MANY truly rsmEksblo cures, Nhere
other medicine. fail.
rEErAHED NJ $
Dr.J.C.AYER&Co 20. Lowell, Mass.
Practical and xaaiyssosi cheriss,
AID SOLD ALL rorSD III. WORLD.
rnIcE, 500 PEE BOTTLE.
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People are getting northumberland tbo-e vho
arc not ought 70 br-Sith the wondeffal s'rsts"i
thst xrest American Remedy. thn
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No one remedy q louder
called for By the neccssities 81
the American people than q
suro and sais cure for lever
and AKne. such We arc now
enabled 20 C1er, with a perfect
certainty that Il viii eradicate
tho disease. and with Assurance,
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a BRIEF Trsstsss on Pulmonary ti,eaye
"A wfi, No ~nf rssx % I'll appllemui..
address. fsseAh a. MtpsEs,
fsffi4nff #. New Sort Z
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-04-20
A New Stanley.

The Liberian Exodus Association
dispatched from Charleston on
Thursday it's frstship load of emi-
grants, some two hundred in number,
to Liberia. These are Of the bet
ter class of colored people, who
carried with them stock of sup
plies and necessaries. It is proposed
to make these trips every two or
three months until all those dcsirous
of seeking their fortunes in
their native land can be accommo-
dated.
One Of the features of the occasion
was the departure of a reporter of
the Neaos and Courier to tho
promised land. Journalism has
lately achieved it's most conspicuous
triumph in the remarkable expedi-
tion of Stanley through the heart of
Africa. While not attempting to
rival this feat, the Ne,os and Cox-
rier, already so noted for it's en- ter
prise, has determined to secure,
both for the colored people here
and for all others interested, q
trustworthy report of that land
concerning which such conflicting
accounts have been received. Its
messenger has been we'll chosen.
MIR. A. B. Williams is Virginian,
quite young, but possessed of talent,
vim, courage and that peculiar knack
80 necessary to constitute a good
newspaper man. He came to
Charleston when the Jo,uuaz of
Commerce was founded, and was
employed on it's staff during the
Hampton canvass. AS it's Columbia
correspondent during tho days of
the dual government, his enterprise
was unquestioned. Subsequently
he became valued member OH the
staff OF the -Ne,cs and Courier. He
is a wide-awake fellow, sees every
thing and knows we'll how to toll
all about it. His letters cannot fail
to be full Of interest. We wish him
Don voyaYe and q safe return.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-04-20
a Shower of Gold,

Gold has como down to a pre-
MUM of only ono~fourth Of one per
cont. and number of banks are
already resuming specie payment
to a limited extont. It is thought
by good financiers that resumption
will soon be settled fact. Some
curious results are predicted.
heretofore large amount of gold,
estimated at 5000, 100000, has been
Locked up in vaults, to be bought and
sold as commodity. When the
premium vanishos it will be necos-
sary to put this money into circu-
lation in order to utilize it and the
result will be on imitation of the
currency to that extent. A gold
imitation will beat irredeomable
greenbacks or interconvertible O
bonds or even tho silver dollar of
our daddies all hollow. A second
prediction is that this will mako
money easier to get and that busi :
ness will revive. Already stocks
and bonds are enhanced in value at
this prospect, and it is believed that
investments Of all kinds will look
up.
The experience of the last few
months has made us feel much
better. All along we suffered under